Star.
London, England, 1814-01-15 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

RAPID ADVANCE
- OF THE

GRAND ARMY, INTO FRANCE.

FOREIGN OFFICE, 1&h JAN.

, " Dispatch:s from Basle, dated the 2d instant,
and from Fribourgthe 6th, confirm the account of
the occupation of Geneva by Count BETIINA, and
state that he had secured the passes of the Alps by
the Simplon, St. Bernard, and St. Gothard. The
main body of the Grand Army was assembling in
the neighbourhood of Besancon : the advance at Re.
me remont, Langres, and Epinal.
" General Count WREDE had his head-quarters
at Colmat ; Prince SCHWARTZENRURG was on his
march from Altkirchen on Monbelliard ; Befell was
observed by a detachment; Marshal BLUCHER had
crossed the Rhine, and held Coblentz ; the Russsian
corps of L'ANornoti was before Mayence ; Gereral
&WREN, at Openheim, took six pieces of cannon and
seven hundred prisoners.
" General ST. PRIEST crossed below Mayence.
None of these troops'made any serious resistance,
and they were well received by the inhabitants.
" The siege of Huninguen still continues."

Langres, Epinal, and Remerement are only frctr.
180 to 210 miles south-east from Paris.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 14.

Arrived his Majesty's ships ZruiLoos and CAmmus,
with a small convoy from the Downs. Put back the
CORDILIA, bound to the Eastward. The convoys
are as before, viz. GLOUCESTER, for the West Indies;
BLENHEIM, for Cadiz and the Mediterranean ; and
the RODNEY, for Corunna, Oporto, and Lisbon.—No
others appointed.—Wind E. S. E.

Came down from the River his Majesty's ship
ZEALOUS, and sailed for Portsmouth.—Arrived the
Benjamin Shaw and Navigator transports, under
cosvoy of the PIGMY cutter, from Holland.

Arrived the Auckland packet, with a mail aad
passengers from Holland.—Wind South.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 14,

Arrived about a dozen ships, the John and Mail.,
from Rio,ane:ro, and the rest from Holland.
veral vessels are here which are prevented getting up
the River on account of the ice. Nothing sailed.

Another draft from the three Regtments of Guards,
consisting of 100 men each, marched this day fur
embarkation, to join the army in the South of Francs.

Wednesday several• detachments of the three regi,
giments of Gnaids, 550 in number, were embArkv.l
on board the Dictator troop-ship in the Downs, under
the safe conduct of the Deal Boatmen.
Sir ROWLAND HILL, it is said, is to be appointed
to the 44th Regiment; vacant, by the dead?, of Sir
THOMAS TRIGGE.

The 2d Batt. 43d Light Infantry, about SOU rank
and file, at Hythe, have received orders of readiness
for immediate embarkation.

Colonel BL' BURY, one of the Under Secretaries of
State for the Foreign Department, has se; of for
Lord WELLINGTON'S Army en a special mission.—
It is understood that Ministers have received, within
these few days, some communications from France,
which will have a considerable influence on Lor.l
WELLINGTON'S future movements. The object of
Colonel BUNBURY'S visit is to confer with his Lordship
on certain points connected w►th the information thus
received, and he will return immediately.

List night, the Dutch Ambassador left his.house
in Curzon-street to proceed on his way to Holland.
In the course of the day, his Excellency had inter..
views with Lord SIDMOUTH and others of the Mini,
sters, previous to his. departure.
The Allies, upon entering Franehe Compte, issued
an order that out of respect to the memory of Gene.
ral PICHEORC't the town of Arbois, which gave him
birth, should be treed from all military occupation4-or
requisitions. The Allies thus tacitly admit, that this
brave and unfortunate Leader of the Revolutionary
Armies of France, like the great and good Motte:tu,
amply atoned, by the circumstances of his death, for
the part he acted during the Revolution. Both Ge-
nerals are of course admitted to have perished in an
attempt to put an end to the despotism of BONA-
PARTS. Can the real intention of the Allies with
respect to this man and his Government be doubted,
after these and similar displays of the spirit in which
they are carrying en the war
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ULLETIN.
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VANCE
HE
:t
[NTO FRANCE.
f OFFICE, Lath JAN.
dated the 2cl instant,
confirm the account of
•
by Count BUENA, and
passes of the Alps by
and St. Gothard. The
rmy was assembling in
con : the advance at Re. i
pinal.
e had his head-quarters , c
iRTZENBURG was on his
vlonbelliard ; Befort was
Marshal BLUCHER bad
Col:dents ; the Russsian
More Mayence ; Gereral
six pieces of cannon and
•ossed below Mayence.
any serious resistance,
by the inhabitants.
still continues."
cerement are only from
7rom Paris.
GL/GENCE.
3.
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Tolland - - 2
ANUARY it
s ZEALOUS and CA.DMUs,
e Downs. Put back the
ast ward. The convoys
311, for the West Indies ;
he Mediterranean ; and
Porto, and Lisbon.—No
S. E.
ARY 14.
iver his Majesty's ship
rtsmouth.—Arrived the
ator transports, under
from Holland.
WARY 14.
icket, w ith a mail and
Wind South.
LNUARY 14,
ps, the John and Mary,
!st from Holland. S::-
re prevented getting up
ce. Nothing sailed.
LMY.
ee Regtments of GUardt,
marched this day fur
r in the South of France.
cif eots of the three regi,
umber, were embarked
hip in the Downs, under
Boatmen.
said, is to be appointed
at by the death' of Sir
nfaritry, about $OO rank
ivtd orders of readiness
he Under Secretaries of
rtment, has se; of for
en a special mission.-
-s have received, within
inications from France,