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MONDAY , FEBRUARY 14, 1814.

4001.TRTi of MARCH, the STATELoTraftit
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biSTICEM .1/§t GERMAtfir.
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VOLT' eight gears ago, the cal Amities occa-
-4 4144 /Orilla-maxi° pravitieer of Germany gave
hie to a Subwhiptiots, and ihnformation of a Committee, in L0a-
•46.11‘? to Whore tlis-distrarae on the Combsem.
By the gettemilty ist. the Bridals Public, and with the aid of
'Several respectableWoseteittters, reddest in this country, the sups
of utterly 450.000 !mush teitOttoattt the Coatinent,wkich rescued
multitudes of Individuals • and families from the extremity of
distress, and the very .brialtof rein,
• The Committee ritaived,. both from 'Germany and Sweden,_
the most satisfacrerr doCuments, testifying that the ',rations sums'
which had been trattstigased, * been received, sad minden-
, tiously'discribated: bus at nu periodelaca thavaistence of this
Centiletienkas-the nuas viety•kiall: of team -Via
'itt thlrcosanterto *filch dicer attention wain' ivet dimes- ed.
Never has 'tan cry of the &lamed Chrism& fOr help beets in
%argent, their *ppm' to &idealism:mime se reposistg, as in *
'preterit moment. Who could read • the reports of the dreadfet
emalicts which have taken piace in'Oenssany during the last
eventful yeai%—of the many siliguktary battles fought in Mesta,
LusatiaoSohendla, *Saxony, litandenburg, and other part sand
peruse the melancholy details of .stifferitsgs, almost .unesampled in
the annals or history —witbout'tde most lively entotiont f 'Who
could hear of so many thoustriai of families barbarously driven

from 'Hanabargb, its the midst or a severe whiter-6f so many
villages burnt, cidvs pillaged, whole principalltiesdesolated--and
not giosi with an ardent desire to wig In relieving distress so
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multifarious and extensive • . .
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our fellow men, who are iiterally ready to parish—the views of ,
this C,snunittee are exclusively Wrested. .
Many well-authentinsted
,afibetins details of the present dig,
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on the Slit of January, and the Ist of February, 18141, laid be-
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Posts, £11,300 to respectable person., with ,Arecions to form
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FitOh SATURDAY mufivs GAZE VTE

FOREIGN OcrlCi, FEBRUAR9 5.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has bf.en pleased,
the name and tat the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint George
Henry Rose, Esq. to jie his Maj•••ty's Envoy Eptaordinary anu
Minister Plenipotentiary his h,tajzsty the it.ng of Bavaria.
His Royal Higbn•.ss has also been pleased, la the natne and on
the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint --- lames, Esq. to be Se-
cretary to his Majesty's Legation at that Court.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEBRUARY IL -
Copy of a Letter from Captain Carter, of lilt Majesty's Sloop.
Thraciaa, addressed to Vice-Admiral Foley, and transulitted.
by the Fatter to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
His Majesty's Sloop Thracian, Dawas, February S.
Slit-His Maj_sty's sloop under my command cap-
Aired yesterday afternoon, a French lugger priva-
teer, l'Emile, of 14 guns -and 42 men, of and froth
Valery en Caux, out three days, during which
time she did not make a capture.
I have the honour to be, acc.• .

(Signed)r JOIIN CARTER, Commander,
To Vicomtd Foley, Ice; ice. &a I

srppthilitrixTQ
THE LONDON GAZETTE
Vir:I}RITILAAY Tut 12TH 01 rialttliitY:

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• • •
PORFIGNAWACE,.FEBRUARY .
The Messengsr, Sylvester, hatirrivet at this Of- •
fire, with dispatches, Of's widch the-foßOwing are co-,
pies and -extracts from Lieutenahokieneral the Hon.
Sir Charles Wil\ians -Stewart, and the Right
Hon. Lord Burghersh i • • •
xtfaaer OF A DISPATC111110:4 THE 1101410111 RAWS AI
C. W. kiTZWART, DATED cnayau °glinting-am FE.:
IiIWA/1Y 2, 1814. •.
• I. ani gratified in being enabled to send your Lord-
ship a tar butter report of the .detdils of the battle of
La Rothiere, than it I had been so fortunate as to
have been myself in the field:
Colonel Lowe't detail is so-satisfactory, and so ac-
' curate, from his.having had' the advantage of being
with Marshal Blucher in the advance during the
whole day, that there is little in the official reports
that have come in, which Col(knel Lowe has not al-
ready nujiced.
if Marshal 'Pincher was not long since immorLa
haus, this day would have crowned him in the an.
was of fame, for whatever were the apprehension,
cutest .fined by many.for the result of the Prince Royal
of f.Virtemberg's attack on the right, your Lordshii,
will see by Cotonel Lowe's rep .rt, the 'Marshal stea-
dily the combination upon which the resul
of the day depended ; this toiesiglit, judgment, an
decision, is done justice to by ,ili the alt ed army.
* "The R oXsian a: tiller,. are. spoken of in-the highest
terms of praise; the ground was so covered wit),
snow, and so deep, that they weir oblige,/ to-leave
half their guns in the rear, and iiy Garnelising double
*tarns se tilt wither:aft she conteivelitskswna then, i
forward and get a sufficient :lumber into action.
The allies had about seventy or• eighty thousand
pen in the battle ; the other corps of the army which
are not enumerated in the report, were not up. The
enemy are supposed to have h:4l the same strength.
The enemy's last attack oti the riligge of. La Ro-
thiete, was at two o'clock this.morning.; immediatel)
after. they seem to haveerannieb:ed iteirretreals.pas- ,
sing the Aube Ricer7-ibey took -np 4. *try strong
rear-guard,position at Lemont with. their. right, and
extending behind the:Voires Dispositions were made,
to attack it with the corpi•of the Prince Royal of
. Wit temberg, and Generals Wrede and Guilay, and
there was a sharp fire all this morning on this spot
but the day. was so very unfavourable, and the fat,
,' Of snow so excessive, the troops could make no pro-
gress. In the mean time, Yield-Marshal Prince
Sclrwartzenberg has made his arrangements foi-the
' pursuit of the enemy, who have retired on Vitry,

• I:royes, and Arcis.
MILITARY REPORT FROM COLONEL LOWE TO THE MON.
MR C. W. STEWART, DATED II EAD•QUARTE RS, ARNIY

OF SILESIA, TRANNAS, FEB. 1. • •
Slit—My report of last night will have informed
you of the state of preparation in which both armie:,
stood f6r a general battle. on this day, The conli-,
dence of the Allied Sovereigns, and ofsthe CoMnian-*,
ders of their armies, having placed at Field-Marshal
Bhicher's disposal the Austrian corps of Gen. Count
Guilay, and of the Prince Royal of Wirtemburgh,
in addition to the forces under his ewn immediate
command, he, after a tycontkoissance this morning,
made the following -disposition for an attack
The corps of General Baron Sechen was ordered'
to. move forward in two columns from Tramiel, one
direct ug itself upon Brienne, by the road of Dienville,
and the second Ott the village of L 4 Rothiere: The,
corps of General Count Guilay forming the reserve
of the
_first column, and that of General Alsufief of
the second.
The Russian guards and cuirassiers, it was an-
nounced, would arrive and form a reserve for the
whole on the heights between 'CT-alines and Eclance.
The Prlnee.Royal'of Wirternburgh Wa.; directed to
march from Eclat= upon Chaunienil, leaving a small
wood in front of the right of our position, occupied
by. the enemy, to his left, and, thus turning it, and
opening . his communication" with General Count,
Wrede, whop it was announced, was athanaing also
upon ChatiMenil from Donlevent.
The attack commenced precisely at twelve o'clock.
The enemy was in position at I).ienville and La Ro-
thiere, and having his lelt at thi small village of La,
Gibrie. •
His cavalry, as argil as that 4the Allied ,forces,
was drawn out in the plain between the two positions;
his infantry disposed in large masses on the flanks of,
and within the villages, which were lined with artil-
lery. Skirmishing and cannonading in the plain were
the preludes to the attack; but the attention was soon
directed from this to a very heavy cannonading and
musketry from the small wood on the right, and the
village of La Gibrie. The Prince Royal of Wirtem-
burgh drove the enemy from the village; but they
reteinedia.foroe, and again expelled him. A brigade