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PARIS, JANUARY 7. ,
After buying ezaatitted our Drree of elk dAte.
which regulA. is organiz trion of the Nationil.
Guard 91 our good cgy of we hare decrtcd,
and do decree as follows
Art. I. We appoint Major-Gencral and Setond in Command,
Menial Duke of Castiglione. ,
A ljutant-Genenls-r ()Towel of Division Count ldul u ;
Count Bertrand, Grand Marti; Count Montesquiutt, Grand
Champ slain; Count de Montmorency,

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mandant of the City of Paris; Count Albert de Baca.; Count
Girmain, and Sleur Tourton.
aptain Adjitantn--Count I.a Robbessiere, Owentier AdolpLe
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2. We appoint Chief% of Legion, Count de Canting, be father,
Count Regnand de saint Jean d'Angely, Beton per.
Count Jaubert, Stews paaberjon Marinais, Deng...tier, Le
Pileur de Brevannes, Richard Lenoir, Devine de ClaeWse the
Duke de Cadare, Clam de Chtkettl Poustin, and-Swot Salleron.
S. Our Minister of the Interior I, clamed with the exectatio.s
of the present decree. (Sinned) ' . trAPoUstt.
January 8, 1814.

PARIS, JANUMIX. B. 0. '
A merchant in Paris has this morning communi-
cated to ns the followirig lend, which he him receiv-
ed from one of his correspondenti- at Antwerp, and -
which.we literally copy i—•
ig Intelligence from Breda announces to me, that
that town and its environs, are a prey to ail the hor-
rors of war. Violation, devastation, pillme, horrors . -
of every kind—these ate what an uncurbed soldiery .
bring with them. • All the shops and houses have
been shut up. The men and women dare ooh go ,
out, for fear of experiencing the vilett treatment. . T ,he •
Cossacks, by way of preference, put their horses in the
best furnished apartments. All the houses are filled
with smoke."
. This is the manner which our enemies conduct
themselves in Holland. What must we expect from
them, if all France does not present to then a ram-
part of iron. , .
• Two armies of reserve, from the interior, composed
of cohorts of national guards, are going to be assem-
bled ; the one at Soissons, Meaux, Nogent, Troyes,
and Lyons, and the other at Tonlouse and Bout--
deans. These national guards will return to their
homes as soon as the enemy shall no longer occupy
"he French territory. .
LIEGE, JANUARY 4.
A letter from Cologne of the 3d states, that Gene-
ral Sebastiani had left that town at the head of an
expedition going against the enemy, who had landed
near Andernich, and returned again on the Sd ; the
enemy, about 2,500 men, were compktely beaten, .
and he has made 300 prisoners, and one cannon.
NAPLES, DECEMBER 23. •
We are assured that the chief of theataff will set
to.morrow. It it thought that a few days alt.-,
Majesty will depart to place himself a: the head
or the army.
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ANTWERP, DECEIYIBER so. •
- The General of Division, Mahon, has been named ..
Commander of the first corps which is forming in our
city, and
.which is composed of fifty battalions, four
divisions, and a numerous equipage of artillery. 'We
have besides two division' et cavalry, Clad three divi-
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CARLTON HOUSE, JANUARY 14.
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At a Court acCarltan Muse, the 14th of Janulty, 1814,
present his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council.
Whereas, in consequence of the successeswhich have attended
his Majesty's arms, divers ports and places in France have been,
and may be placed in the military occupation, or under the pro-
tection of his Majesty ; and, it is expedient that the same be open
to the trade of all Nations not being at war with kis Majesty kir
any'oi the Allied Powers ; his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent is pleased, in the {tame and on the behalf of his Majesty,
and by and with the advice of his Majesty's. Privy Council, to
order, and it is herehrordered, that all such ports and places as
• aforesaid, after the same shall have.bsto declared by the Com-
mander of kis Majesty's Forces in thoseparts to be so far under
the protection of his Maje.rty, as that British subjects may skily
trade thereat, shall be forthwib released from the metric ions of
blockade heretofore imposed thereon, as parts of France; and.
that it shall be lawful toe ids Majesty's subjects, and other per-
sons as aforesaid, to trade thereat, subject to such regulations as
shall be imposed thereon by hit Majesty, or by the Commander•
of his Majesty's Forces in those parts.
And the Right-Honourable the Lords Commissioners of his
Majesty's Treasury, his Majesty', Principal Secretaries of State,
the Lords Commissioners of the AtineiraLy, and the Judge of the ,
High Court of Admiralty, and the Judges of the Courts of Vice
Admiralty, are to take the necessary measures herein as to`them
may respectively appertain. (Signed) Jas. Buttes'.
FOREIGN OFFICE, JANUARY 14. •
Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's Principal 'Socretaries of
State, has this day notified, by command of his Royal Highness
,the Prince Regent, to the Ministers of Friendly Powers resident
at this Court, that, in consequence of the successes which have
attended his,Majesty's arms, diver.; ports and pbcel in Fratiee
have been, and may be, placed. in the military occilpation, or
tinder the protection of his Majesty; and it being expedient that
the same he open to the trade of all Nations not being at war
with his Majesty or any of the Allied Powers,• his Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the,name and ou ute
behalf of his Majesty, to direct that all such ports and places as
aforesaid, 'after the same shall have been declared by the Com-
mander of his Majesty's Forces in those parts to be so far under
' the protection of his Majesty, as that Lettish subjects may safely •
trade thereat, shall be forthwith re:eased from the restrictions
of blockade heretofore Imposed thereon as parts of France; and
that it shall be lawful for his Majesty's subjects, and other per-
sons as aforesaid, to trade thereat • subjt ct to such regulations as
shall be imposed thereon by his Majesty, or by the Commander
of his Majesty's Forces in those parts.
FOREIGN OFFICE, JANUARY 12'.

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His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,
the name and on the.belialf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr.
Regoaod Carcas to be Consul for the Emperor of all the Russia*
at Malta.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, 'JANUARY 15.
A dispatch, of which the following is,a copy, has
been received at this office, addressed to Viscounteast.
lereagh, from Lieutenant-General the Ikon. Sir Charles
William Stewart,- K.B. dated
•Mlr LORD, . .Frankfort, January 5,1814.
Marshal Blucher's passage of the Rhine will be as
memorable for its rapidity and decisitin, in military
annals, as his passage. of the Elbe ; and I much re-
gret my absence in Holstein has prevented my being
a personal witness of an event which I should have
been proud to detail in all its parts.
The hasty account that have reached me here,
state the Marshal tut have passed with his army at
three points. '
• Lieutenant-General Count de St. Priest, of Cotml
Langeroti's corps d'arnsie, passed oppesite-Coblentz
on the night of the lst.and 24 firsti_He occupied this,.
town, took seven pieces of Cannon,. anct•made 500
prisoners.
_ Generals Count Langeron ail d'York passed at
Raub, %where Marshal Blucher assisted in person,
without much reaistance on the part of the enemy..
On the 3cl Count Lingeron attacked and forced
Bingen, which is considered very strong in point •of
situation, and which was defended by a General of
Brigade, with cannon and infantry. count Langsron
Made some prisoners, and his loss is trifling. Tile ,
advanced pobts 6f Count Langeron are already on the I
Salzbach, opposite Ingelheint.
- Marshal Blucher has advanced, notwithstanding,
every•difficulty of roads and season, to Kreuznach,
and General d'York's advanced pnsts are directed
upon therLauter.
Cecnefal Baron Sachen's corps forced the enemy's
entrenchment near blantieim, atter passing the Rhine,
and isigirected on Altzey.
learn the King of Prussia was present at Man-
heini, and inspired all around him, as heretofore,
. with those military attributes that are so much his own
—I write these few lines to your I.ordOlip as I am.
changing horSes, and must apologize not only for
their imperfection, but also for your receiving them
at all, it more ;detailed and accurate accounts have
reached you.—l have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) CIIARLES STEWART,
Lieutenant-General.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JANUARY 12.
. Lieutenant Ktieeshaw, coinmandinehis Majesty's
gnn-vessel Piercer, this day arrive at this office with
Dispatches, of which the•followingeate copies and
extracts, addressed to John.Wilsen Croker, Esq. by
Captain Farquhar, of his Majesty's ship Desiree
• t His flake. y's ship Desiree, off Ginekstaat, bin., 6. •
Sui—l have the bonder to transmit to you :for'
the infotmation of die... Lords -Commissioners-Ai the
Admiralty, copiel of two letters which I 'have writ.
ten to :Admiral Young, relative -to the operations of
his Majesty's squldron under my command, before
the fortress of (luckastadteand the surrender of the
same by capitulation ors the sth instant.,
1 have tile handl* to
sh be, Etc,'
(Sigoed) , ARTHUR IPARQUITAR.
liNivty's ship. Padre& off Giuckstait.dan, 5. •
Sist__7l, krter of the f2lo.taltimo, I have the
honour to. acquaint you wick' the'.arrivAl. of his Ma-
jesty's ship under my command :lit shis'arichoragi.
and squad' on as per margin*, fot the. purpose of to.
operating with a detachment of the Crown, Prince df.
Sweden's army, order the command of General Ba-
ron de Boye, in the 'reducti,doi..of the fortress of
• Gleckstadt. •
-On the 23d ultimo,. sit 3Q-poutiders were landed,
to be formed. into a battery, assisted by a party-of
seamen and.ntarines of 'hi, ship, under the command
bi. Captain Green, Lienmants Haultain and. Ati.
elsede,, and Mr. George -Richardson,' Midshipman.
--Du the 25th, two getii were in battery,
which were intended to thiufethe pier-head and ene-
my's gun-boa_ts., ~Frptu the ettreine 544ness of the
r ads, the officer in con Wand of the engineers did
rajt prepare for Fiore, conceiving that those, in a joint
attack, might Olive itillicient. • • .
I leave dirrady,stiited, the before-meptioned let-
ter, that there wits no!. sufficient waterto enable the
Desiree to approach within gun-shot of the fortresS :
• sheirimeii, Hearty, Blazer, Piercer, Reabroast, and gun-
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