The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-17 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

E. Ambrose, King-street, warehouseman, to surrender Jan.
18, 25, and Feb: 26, at Guildhall. AttornieS, Mcsrrs.
• Sweet and Stokes, Basingliall-street.
T. ll,,ldsworth, Auction Mart Coffee-house; London, vic-
tualler, Jan. 25, Feb. 2, 26, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Stevens, Sion-College-gardens, Alderinambury.
M. Duke, Torts, comb-manufacturer, Jaii. 31, Feb. 1, and 26,
at the Black Swan Inn, York. Attbruies, Messrs. Bell and
Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, or Messrs. Thorpe and Gray,

•
York. •
R. Fleming, Yorlc-street, Westminster, carpenter, Jan. 22,
29, and -Feb. 26, at Guildhall. Attordies, Messrs. Richard-
son, Fisher; and Lake, Bury-street, St. James's.
S. Southey, late of Bristol, Painter, Jan. 28, 29, and Fab. 26,
at the Commercial Rounis, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs.
Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lane, or E. Win-

wood, Bristol. •
G. Clay, Poplar, baker, Jan. 22, 25, and Feb. 26, at Guild-
- ball. Attornies, Messrs. Stratton and Allport,Shoreditcli.
J. Frans, Margate, victualler, Jan. 18,25, and Feb. at Guil&
Attornies, Mr. F I'. Lewis, Canterbury, 'or Mr.

Lawrence Willia:ns, Cur:itor-street,.Chancery-lane.
W. Maddock!, Tower-Royal, broker, Jan. 25, and Feb. 5, 26,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James. Bucklersbnry.
J. Celes,-New Bond-street, jeweller, Jan. 21, Feb. 1, 26, at

Guildltall. Attornies; Messrs. Frowd and Rose,

street, Lindaln's-Inn.
E. H. Ferne, St. John-street, baker, Jan. 22, 29, and Feb.
26, at Guflunall. M. 'r. ar„i, igs,p
E. Moore, West-square, Surrey, dealer, Jan: 18, 25, and Feb.
26, at _Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rennolds, Gray's-Inn.
G. Dowdell, Castle-street, Southwark, flour-factor, .Jan. IS,
25, and Feb. 26, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. T. Ashfield,

Mark-lane.
R. Shaw, , and T. Shaw, Stoke-updn-Trent, Staffbrdshire,
core-factor, .Tan. 24, at the Wheat-Sheaf Inn, Stoke-upon-
Trent, 25, and Feb. 26, at the Crown Inn, Stone. Attor-
ni, Mr. Leigh, Poultry, or Mr. Dent, Stone, Stafford--

shire.
J. Fai chairs, Union-street, Southivark, Baker, Jan. 20, Feb.
1, and 26, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr.' Argill, White-

chapel-road.
W. Lawrence, Green-street, Enfield-Highway, tanner, Jan.
18, 25, and Feb. 2G, at Gull,: Attornies, Messrs. Sey-
mour and Squibb, Margaret.street, Carendish-quare. -
J. POWell, late of High- Holborn, linen-drap-er, Jan. 25, Feb.
5, and 26, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Lowless and
Crosse, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 1. J. Balmer, City Chambers, ICishopsgate-street,
merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall—Feb. 12. B. Gilgrest,
Cheapside, warehouseman, at one, at Guildhall—Jan. 22. 'l'.
Mitchell, Lawrence-Pountney-bill, merchant, at eleven, at
Guildhall-4'e). 8. T. Chapman, East Itctffird, Nottingham,
mercer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop, Notting-
ham—Feb. I I.E. Yonuge, Watton, Norfolk, -shopkeeper, at
eleven, at the Crown Inn, Watton.
CERTIFICATES, FEB. 5.

J. Richares, Martin's-'an Cannon-street, merchant—ll.
Phillips, Norris-street, Ha market, grocer —J. Stanton,
Brounisgrove, Worcester, nt.i ler—J. Low, Mincing-lane, liter-
chaut—J. lisp, Bristol, hotelier; •

SUPPLEMENT TO. THE LONDON GAZETTE

OF SATURDAY, JAN% 15.

Foreign-Office, Jan. 15, 1814

Dispatches, of which the following are Copies, have been
received at this office, addressed to'Viscount CASTLEREAGH,
froin Lord Burton:Lusa ,and his Excellency General Vis-

count CATIICART.

Basle, Jan. 2, 1814.

MY LORD,--4 have the honour of reporting to
your Lordship that General &lima. entered Ge-
neva, by capitulation, on the 30th. It appears
that the Officer in command of the French garri-
son at that place, was without the ineans of re-
sistance, and that he had every reason, to dread
the hostility of the inhabitants : he was allowed
to retire with the garrison, when the Au3trians
took pOssession of the place. The people of Ge-
neva are about to re .establislt their ancient Go-
vernment ; they- hare manifested the, most de-
cided aversion to the dominion of France, which
bad been forced upon them ; and 1 hope they may.
effectually be secured against the recurrence of
that misfortune.

In the Duchy of Savoy the same spirit of ha-
tred to the tyranny of France has universally been
shewn. An organization has already been com-
menced in the country, with the view of as-
serting its ancient independence : we are as yet
without details upon the sulsject, but I hope
at an early period toi transmit .to your Lord-
ship the most favourable intelligence from that
country.
he corps of 'Austrians, under General Biouchi,
is occupied in the investment of Befort ; it hai
selieved 'the divisibn of General Wrede's corps,
which was before employed upon that service; and
which having joined that officer, will' to-morrow
advance upon Colmar. General Biouchi has his

to_Send.foilward.cOnsiderable parties to Langres
It appears, from the reports of that officer, that
the Austrians have met with tl.le best possible re-
ception fi-om the inhabitants of France..
The corps -of Austrians, under tire orders of
the Prince of Hesse, -Will arrive , near Besancon
on the 9th of, this month, and will form the in-
vestment of that place. Detachments have been
sent by General Bubna towards Italy, and to the
different points of strength on the roads of the
Simplon, St. Bernard, and St. Gothard. He has
also detached_patities towards Lyons. A body of
1000 Cossacks has been ,detached from Altkirch
to Rem irniont, Epinal, and Nancy. These troops
are destined t 9 reconnoitre the valley of the Mo-
selle.-

General Wittgenstein. has been directed to pass
the Rhine this day in the neighbourhood of Stras-
burg, and' to push forward his advance upon So-
verne. Ike trill communicate by his rigljt with
General Blu,oher, who will have passed that rivet•
with a part of his coups at Oppeuheim, and with
the rest of it below INI/yence. By his left he will
communicate with General Wrede, who will push
forward from Colmar to Scl►lestat. and from that
place connect Limself with that officer.
It does not appear that the French have as yet
assembled any considerable force at Colmar.—
Gencial \Vrede will attack whatever be may find
there to-morrow. But it is not believed the ene-
my will await him. No information of any in-
terest has been received from the. Austrian Italian
army, since I last had the honour of addressing
your Lordship. The tr9ops under General Nu-
"(rent have entered,Bologne. The head-quarters
of Prince Sch‘vartzenberg will move to-morrow
froth this place to Altkirch. Tbe,corps of Gene-
ral Barclay tie 'roily trill be assembled At that
place on the 13th. Prince Schwartzenberg will
move forward before that time, and viii endeavour
to establish himself in the valley of the Moselle.
The fire upon the.fortress of Iluningen commenced
on the 29th, at night. The second parallel has
not yet been completed, and I have npt yet ob •
served that any material injury has, been done to
the defences of the place.
The corps of the Prince Royal of Wnrtemberg
'has crossed the Rhine at the pontoon bridge, es-
tablished below Huniogen at Maerkt, has joined
General Wrede, and will co-operate in• his move-
ment ,to-morrow.

1 have the hottOur to be, &c.

BURGHERSH.

Viscount Castlereagh, &o. &c. &c.

Frcyburg in Brisgau, Jan. 6, 1814.

MY Lozp---The cazvalr-y ot the reserve have
passed Freyburg. To-morrow the two divisions
of the Russian foot guards, with the Prussian
foot guards, and a vety fine, regiment of Baden
foot guards will march through this place. They
will be follower.; by the reserve artillery, and by
other troops. The Emperor ot Russia's head-
quarters will move with the guards, but his Im-
perial Majesty will go by Schaffhausen, and meet
this force assembled 'near Basle on the 31st of
Dec. (12th Jan.), and will probably pass the
Rhine on the following day, the anniversary of
his crossing the Niemen. General Count Bann
has occupied Geneva, of which the official ac-
counts were received yesterday. I have the ho-
nour to inelose the translation;of the Bulletin,
which has been printed here this morning. Pa-
troles from Om euir4 Llg far as Tetrin.

General Count Wreck, with the army underhis
command, has his head-quarters at Colmar. The
_Prince Royal of Wirtemberg is before New Bri--
sacon, which is blockaded. The head-quarlers
of the Field Marshal Prince Schwartzenberg are
on the march from Altikerchen upon Monbeillard,
with the Whole Austrian army. Befort is ob-
served by a detachment,—Count Wittgenstein
has crossed_ the Rhine near what *as Fort Louis,
and has occupied the two forts Vauban and Al-
sace, ‘‘.iich were evacuated.
Marshal Blucher has also crossed the Rhine, and
holds Coblentz. The• Russian corps of-Langeron
is before Mayence, on the left bank of the Rhine,
Cassel being still masked. General Sackers cross-
ed that river on the Ist January, in presence of
of his Majesty the. King of Prussia, near Oppen-
heim, and having stormed a redoubt, took six can-
non and seven hundred prisoners. The Russian
General St. Priest crossed below :Alayence. None
of these corps have as yet met with serious resist—
ance, and they are on the best terms with the in-
habitants. 1; have heard of but one instance where.
they have been fired upon from the villages by in-
habitants.. Several regiments of Cossacks have
passed, and have patroled towards Nancy, and in
different directions.

. ,
The dreadful fever which broke ous among the
French last year, and -which infected the whole
'country through which the remains of their army
passed, has continued on that line, and the places
they have occupied, in many' of which it rages
with increased violence. . Mayence, Leipsig, Tor-
gau, and Dresden, are the places where it is at
present most destructive. The French are the
principal.- victims, but many of the inhabitants of
the adjacent villages perish. Torgau is So much
infected, that it would be dangerotis to introduce
fresh troops. The Russian reinforcements are Very
-fine, awl the army is healthy and in good condi-
tion, horses as well as Met,

By the latest accounts the finemy was reported
to have twelve thousand menat Metz. The Guards
were re:aoved from thence, and are stated to be
concentrated about Paris, except three or four
thousand, said to have been detach2d towards
Flanders. There is no considerable force at Be-
sancon ; the General commanding there went to
Lyons for succour, but returned without success.
The Moniteurs have been received here to the
30th, inclusive, which contain Buo►raparte's an-
swer to the Address.

I have the honour to be, Rte.
Viscount Castlereagh, &c. C. 1.111 CART.

(TRANSLATION.)

I-lead-quarters, Alekirch, Jan. 4, 1814.

Yesterday Captain Baron Wemmer arrived with
d,ispatches from Ficld-M'arsl►al. Lieutenant Count
Bubna, announcing the occupation of the city of
Geneva. When troops arrived within cannon
shot, Count Bubna was inforMed that it was in-
tended to surrender the place. The columns were
nevertheless supplied with artillery, ladders, fas-
ciues, and advanced within grape-4hot of the place,

tine the enemy's cavalry retiring towards Ch:4:4l-7
bery. Major Count St. Quintin, \vim h el been
sent into the town, reported that the Comman-
dant, General jordis, a worthy old officer, was
lying; ill of violent cramps, surrounded by his Staff,
and inisnch a'state as to be unable either to resist
or to capitUlate.
The gates were opened, and the troops marched
in, and Occupied the town and the passage-over
the Arve. On the 29th December; fifty artillery-
men had arrived, and there «•as a report that se-
veral battalions had marched from Turin to rein-
force the garrison of Geneva, and that General
Fournier was ordered, by, the Emperor Napoleon,
to defend that most impOrtaiit point to the last
extremity. In this fort.ess was found a very va-
luable artillery preparation, cone hundred and
seventeen cannon, of which .nineteen' are iron
ordnance, and thirty:French field pi eces. Count
Bubua lost no time in detaching p artier on the.
road from Gen to St. Claude, to secure the pas
sage over the Jura, and also patroles from Mar-
tiguy upon Simplon and .St. Bernard's mountains.