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London, England, 1814-01-28 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.
NEWS FROM, THE #loo4llllr

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ritONTIICRS or SPAIN.
;71•01t4 _Wellington svary•where•announced that he
would force the passage. of the Nive and of theAciciur,
anriouncrffiifqftpu of Bayonne, and march upon
tourdeaux ; iie.has completely failed design ;
the combats which tool; place from the 9th to the
13th Dicember. have been to his.disadvantage ;—he
has had more than 15,000 men put hors de combat;
out; loes has not been a quarter so great. Consterna-
-.tion prevails in the British army. Lord Wellington
cdnfines his pretensions, and causes all parts of bis
line
..to be entrenched.
On the 26th December it numerous garrison occu-
-pied Bayonne i three diviiions of the army under the
orders of General kulle, occupied the entrenched,
camps, and were finishing the works; Gen. Clausel
adiancing, with three other division's,
. bank of the Bidousse, by Peyrhorade ;
as corps covered the banks of the Adour
Bidousse ;--the Duke of Dalmatia had re-
Head-quarters .to Peyrhorade, to be
iirect the movements upon the enemy's

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the latter end of December the position of
became mote lad more critical ; the. whit
13 was felt ; their convoys, dispersed by
were driven. upon the coasts of the
vur detachments collected cargoes of oxen,
meat ; they Olin forwarded to Bayonne-
' coaspiessed hay, sent from England, in
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fition...xriiich General Clausel had taken
UM Wellington ; he feared for the safety
at Saidt,Jean de Lbz; bis head-quarters :
It. Jean Pied de Port to be attackell, but
xepulsecl t General Harispe had taken the
our extreme left, organised the levy of
and every 'day lie disperses the enemy's

,st. inst a British detachment with cannon
itself upon the left bank of the Adour, be.
of &cm ; it was immediately repulsed,
to abandon the bank with loss.

of Dalmatia, assured of the good de-
_yoline- and the Adour, placed General
behind the Joyeuse-:—on the 3cl January a
,insent was driven from the Bastide de Cle-
Calera! Paris marched in front of Botila,

enemy had a strong detachment : the days
and sth were 'passed tolerably quiet in
OUT light cavalry, full of ardour, made
inert, and touch jnquieted the enemy.
raßington proceeded from St. Jean de I.tiz,
Bayonne and the A-donr but some de-
Iris:line was formed upon liasparens.—
be deployed 20,000 men, and at three
tsed to be attacked 4 battalion *of the 6th
teed before Bastede de Clerence at an ad-
This battalion fell, back in good order ;
two armies remained in presence of each other
ntbraing of the 7th ; a battle appeared,
itii.-tbe British array retreated in dale-.
directions, and instantly disappeared.
—rellington just perceived that the part of
luny which remained in Bayonne, the,
its of Bayonne, was. debouching in his
int to cut ofihit, retreat upon Saint Jean

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is now, one' of the most formidable 124
Empire..
mistrderstanding betieen the Spanish
rps appears to increase daily. ,
PARIS, JANUARY 11.
OF THE DUKE OF TARBISITE.
()I Tarente, who was charged with.the
the Rhine to Nimeguen, had repulsed all
attacks. 'General Sebastiani, who was
has made, indifferent affairs, sor 600
The Duke of Tareate has caused the
ve, Venloo, Juliers, and tidaeitricht, to
ofcCfence.

_....iencement of•Januery, .the-inemy
on the offensive towards Breda; 'cncler
General Bulow, and toward Mayence,
ifitecorders of General Blucher, the Duke of
Concentrated his forces ; he had on the 14,thi
',arms at fdaestricht, occupying Liege
,Arlemont, arid observing the right flank of
TAucher. Oa the 18th his head-quarters
Namur.
PASSAGE OF T.HE RHINE.
inslY CALLED THE ARMY OP SILESIA, COM,
POSED OF PRUSSIANS AND RUSSIANS.
of January the Army of Silesia passed
.different points., 'The corps marched,
issiars dtvision of General Langeron before i
, having his advanced guard towards Treyes,
she•divisions of Sackett and York upon the Barre.l
division in reserve. These fosse divisions, in-
cavalry, may be estimated at fifty thou-

..ke.ef Ragusa has retired before these
without suffering any loss. He has taken a,
the Sarre; has caused Sarre Louis and,
provisioned ; has .thoved towards Metzi
some days before that town-to make all
who were useless for its defeat., and 'to
provisions for a year. 'He occupied Sc.,
and was beyond Verdun on the 19th of this

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camps, and
'teas rapidly
' , • ' :npon 'the left
nuinerous
~4nd•the Didoi
' • 41Inoved . hiisl
• nearer- to, dir
Tight.
• ,; Ittriag,the
- • -llttt Drit3slt be
, , provisions
. • rthe;t!'ne'4ll
, Landes t on
and salted tt
• -some ,
lots of
c• ..) • •
Toe, tiosjtl
annoyed Levi
• .of his posts. at
Itiordered St
lie was repot
command of
the Basques,
:forage! s.
On the Ist.
presinted
fore the Isle'c
si9dofiliged t. 4
'lle•Puke
fence Of Bayo
C/ausel behir
• Briti.sh'regirm
trace. Gene
where the ens
.tof the 4th an
rnaattuvres
ionic prisoner
Lord Wetli
'fier•krtliefore
- • • . .talthlinnts h
•Ptt the 6th b
p.• nt. caused
division, piaci
vanced post.
the two. armie
till ten in the
• inevl able sbi
rent direction:
Loyd Welli
• the French ar
• ....entrenchment:
near,' and aboi
• iitt Luz.
-„ Dayonne ii
'sl% oldie
.';l3.ii;nistru
- *id* troops
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7The-Doke
• of the
. the enan,s'S a
Caltipte,
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;prisoners.
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• ' places of Oral
. put in a st:
• '''_Siiice the cc
having acted
the orders of I
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Tarente conci
, his head-qua:
and Cliarlemc
General Blucl
were at Num
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On the Ist
the kbine at
viz. the Russ
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tad thedivisi
Kleistts divisi
chiding the c
sand men.
The Dula
corps, withoL
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and staid son
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complete its
Miclittl, and
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