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DISPATCHES PROMtORD WELLINoTON.
. . GOVERNMENT BULLET*,
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Ministers hare issued the following Bulletin ces dit
subject of the gratifyini-events. now passint oat hit
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Condi:tent :.
“ The crossed the Rhine on the 20th ult.
Their whole arrangements would not be completed
before the sth of January.
~ Arrangenients had been made with the &Wigs
Cantons, and the Allies have pledged themselves to
replace Switzerland in the state of integrity and in-
dependence as before the French Revolution.
gg The Army now in operation against Alsace and
Franche Comte, was upwards of Two Hundred
Thousand strong.

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41 There are not any accounts of any action.
a The Siege of Huningucp %Ivo commenced."
Sir THOMAS GRAHAU mentiatts in his dispatches
b that Two • lITIRE • BATTALIONS of BRABANT
TROOPS nighl. :WC QVER TO THE ALLIES. under
General '.Von Buww, who had sent them to al-
sist in the Siege of Gorcum, in the garrison of .
which there were two other battalions of Brabanters,
who, it was thought, might follow the example of
their countrymen.
Omnium has risen to 15.

The last Dispatches from Lord WELutiorms
are dated on the 26th ult. He writes, that SooLr
had halted his army behind the river Gave, with his
lett resting upon Peyrehourade.

Oa the subject of Lord WELLINGTON'S Army, ire
have alp received the following Letter :
lILYMOUTH, MN. 4.
" Arrived this morning the Rovs:rt sloop of war,
with a fleet of transports under her protection, having
on board French prisoners from Passages ; sailed
thence last Tuesday, and brings intelligence that
Lord WELLINGTON had advanced e►ght leagues on the
road towards Bourdeaux, leaving 15,000 men (Spa-
niards) investing Bayonne."

Government have received letters from Sir Trio-
MAS GRAHAM, in Holland, dated on the SOth
but they contain no news.
The following is as summary of our intelligence
from Holland received through other channels :
The Utrecht Courant states, on the authority of in-
telligence received through Russian Officers, that the
Allies have not only entered France, by Basle, but
that armies have passed the Rhine at Mentz, Coblentrt
and Dusseldorff.

. Letters from Frankfort mention that the whole
of the allied troops which remained there had marched
off ; the only Sovereign remaining there was the
King of PRUSSIA.
Preparations are making for the assault of Nime-
guen, which is stated to be •ery feebly garrisoned.
The communication between Bosch and Grave ap-
pears to be cut off. There are as yet no Frcnch at
Drnten. '• •

The • onli hiteltigence from Gomm is, that the
place his been tannonacled.by the gun-boats.
By accounts from Breda it appears, that the gar-
rison, consisting of 8000 Dutch and , other allied
troops, was to march out in order to'advance against
the enemy, and to he replaced by English troops.
The Princess of ORANGE left Berlin on the 18th to
proceed to Holland.

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The EREBUS, With Lord CASTLEREAGH on board,
was spoken with on Tuesday night, by the Lady
Frances ; she had not yet ventured to make the Dutch
coast, from the state of the 'wheater.

A letter from Cork, dated December 31, says,
" The convoy which passed this harbour on Tuesday
was the homeward-bound,West-India Fleet, under
convoy of his Majesty's ship MARLBOROUGH, 74 guns,
Captain M,Kanzie ; ESPIEGLE, 18, Captain TAYLQR
and l'saurrax, 18, Calitain KlPPetc. They sailed
from St. Thomas's the 12th of November. The
PERUVIAN saw the ships up St. George's Channel to
Dublin, Belfast, and the Clyde.. The VENUS took
Charge of the vessels to Bristol and Liverpool.—The
IWest India Fleet that sailed hence the 27th of Octo-
ber, under convoy of his Majesty's ship LEONIDA%
Hen. Capt. SEYMOUR, &c. arrived safe at Barbadoes.
—Yesterday evening his Majesty's ships Kumar).
ROUW4 and EsPn,4l.s, with twelve of the homeward-
bound West-Indiameneput into.this harbour."
FESTIVITIES AT BELVOIR CASTLII.......The Baptismal
Ceremony of the infant Marquis of GRANBY took
place at six o'clock on Tuesday evening. The spon-
sors were his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT,
and his Royal Highness the Duk, of YORK ; her
Grace the Duchess Dowager of RUTLAND, proxy for
her MAJESTY. The Archbishop Of CANTERBURY
performed the ceremony in the presence of the whole
Of the Nobaity and Gentry who are on a visit to the
Castle, earwig whom are
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Ms
the Doke of York, Archbishop of Canterbury of West-
morland, I.ord Lowther, Lord Robert MaaneysrLOrd Alvan-
ley, Lord. Browsslow, Hon. a. Craver, Bishop of 44, Rey,. Dr.
Stainton, Rev. John Thosoton ; Generals 'I urner; Grosvenor,
'Metiers; Messrs. Forrester, Norman, lire.; Lady Elizabeth
Norman, Lady Caroline Forresasrt Lady Waby, Kea. idle E.
Percival, Niisi Percival, &C. die.

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Our Gazette of this day contains the following
article :
46 We read in the Augsburg Casette, that 60,406
• Austrians are ordered to march ifitok the Tirol; by
-,Neiabireli and Mattinghofen, and 4Q,(100 austrianh by
.lambach and Schwarlinstadt,
• 'Neecirding tr'iiccoUnts received at StUnich, an
"briikea out in. tie iryiel; which
*WWI 'toltprefid through the velt4n6rthern
part ottifit" coomfy.- Inspruck • had.been taken by
-*truidikr tfie insurgent :Bavarians. The
.Field Mar-
shal Count Bellegarde, who chanced to be on a jour.
ney from Frankfort to Italy, was taken prisoner hi;
the insurgents. Fugitives who have arrived' in Witi.l
Stich, confirm this intelligence.. On the 13th, a divi-i
*low ifthißoily regiments advanced again* thery.
.rol, and several divisions are immediately to break
Up For -The 'sante deitinition. With respect to the
cause or. the object of this insurrection, nothing was
known when the letter came-away." •
A Proclamation to the Tyrolese, issued by Baron ,
Von Lichenfeid, dated Inspruck, December 12, suites
that :the object of the infurgents in the Tyrol was, to
withdraw front Bavaria, and place themselves under
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• BREMEN, DECEMBER 2t.
The littest news we have here is, that 200,000 men
have crossed the Rhine at Schaffhausen, Lautzen-
berg, Rheinfeldew, and Breysach ; the inactivity in
which -the armies continued for seven weeks past is
consequently over. The Swiss have done somewhat
. to make an appearance of resistance, probably to.
• make it appear they were constrained by force
For two- days past an uninterrupted cannonade has
been heard at Rothenbourg ; it was at first thought
the fire was directed against Hamburgh, but we now
know that Gluckstadt bas been cannonaded, as not
being included in the armistice, and mean while the
other fortress of Fredericksort, which was likewise not
;winded, hai been taken.
General Bennigsen has arrived at Harnburgh, and
• th'at Unfortunate pliiee will, no-clonbr;* now Hit* to
"sustain all the terrors of a siege. Two bittationt Qf
- ;Hollanders which were there, have been disarmed, and
szhliged to work on the fortifications. A great num-
ber of the inhabitants who were 'turned out of the
sty have arrived here, and in this neighbourhood,
and cannot sufficiently describe the lir' etchedness that
'feigns there. Fire-wood was mucti wanted, and they
•were breaking tip the .shiPs in ?A /arbour to supply
the deficiency.

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HANOVER, DECEMBER 28.
The following publication has appeared here t
" Harper, December 08.
“ His Royal Highness the Prinee,Regent has given
convincing proof of his affection and care for the.
German States of his Majesty, his Royal rather, and
which cannot be snfliciently revered, in hailing taken
the gracious rtiOhition. of nominating bis beloved
brother, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,.
,to be Vield Mar4bal, and General Military Governor
of the Royal Dominions here, and thereby afforded
his foresaid Royal Highness the power of proving the.
afteettox and kind sentiments which he has always
entertained towards this part of his Royal Dominions
and subjects, and of putting in due force such opera-
tions and appointments as.may be made by his Royal
Highness, which appointment was most readily ac-
eepted by. him.. •
4, The Royal Cabinet Ministry,, with the moat
May pll4sure, fullthhe &hi, imposed on ft, by n*
mg,public dtia oidnance, limed by his Royal High
lieu for the welfare of the country."
WURTZBURG6 DECEMBER is.

HAWIURGII, DitEMZER 98
The following publication, which has been issued
here, relates to the measures of police adopted at this 4
ace • NO TICE.
• •" it being the desire of his -Excellency the Marshal
Prince of Eckmuhl to secure the tranquillity of this
and even to deprive the inhabitants of the means
of doing themselves harm, he has resolved that all
assemblages of persons, excepting such as are herein-
- ifterspecified, &Artie abrilished.
• ..ss It•is therefore prohibited, the inhabitants of the
:city of-Hambargh so assemble, either hi public streets
an places, or iu private houses, under the denomi-
patidn,of clubs, colleges, societies, &;.
dr le Say lime shall be considered as assembling%
every collection of persons in public streets and places
consisting of more than -six-persons ; but in the even-
ebniisting of more than eight
• ti; with shall be found Ober ten o'clock, 41 cox
taverns, public-hownts, &c. and not
tonging to the family of rltgs-lkostses, shall be coo-
sidered as assernbling.
The only so6eties permitted are those which are
• alatyrs'id fa-Most :for divine -service chi. an:tribe s, tem-
ee, xi spiv:gists.; and fusbertnore, such as by
-lawful attchnetty ate called together in the munici-
-pality.bootetellke diessreof send ball, of the per-
. moss idiss ere thaM, *aye a written peintission for
-each purpose-from the-Chief Covarnandiant and the
meetings of families with their friends in their own
homes. •
" • The Civil gd Military Authorities are to see
that these present regulations be strictly adhered to.
'Such persons -as are taken in the fact shall be arrested,
• and immediately 'rent out of the city, with prohibi•
• tion against, their returning back, under the penalty
of being treated as spies.
ss The General of Division, Aid-de-Camp to the
Emperor, and Gover:,or of Hamborgh.
(Signed) " Count Von HOGENDORP."
liastbarglo, Dee. 18, 1819."
" Every inhabitant of Hsmburgh must, on the
ern. gun being fired, return to his own home; or if
bs„•is At any . onsidcrable distance from it, go into
• fitsissiest house.
• . :The patrules have order to separate even the
leanest assemblages by force.
46 It is prohibited to go on the walls or into the
fortifications. Those who act contrary hereto shall
Seem** by 50 strokes of a stick for the first uf-
fence, ead,for the nest be driven opt of the city.
mg The General of Division, Aid-de-Camp to the
Emperor, and Governor of Hamburglf,
• " COW Wierbbaggallllo."
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