Star.
London, England, 1814-03-01 00:00:00

13REMEN, FEWIARY 11.

The latest accounts from the army in Denmark
state, that the force intended to assist the Allies has
passed the frontiers of. Holstein. According to ac-
counts from Copenhagen, the King has been obliged
to issue a new paper.currency, under the title of
•' Credit Certificates," and to the amount of 5,0u0,000
of ri7t dollars. They are to be redeemed, reckoning
from 1815, in six years. The security for both
interest and capital is to be assigned from the royal
lands and forests in the Danish Provinces.
One of the stipulations of the treaty between Swe-
den and Denmark is, that no change shall be made
in the States of Pomerania, without the consent of the
people.

EffENCH PA PERS.

PROCLAMATION.

FROM MS PiCKLLENCT THE MARSHAL DUKE OP RADUSAr
tO THE OiIIABITAXTS OF THE INVADED DEPARTMENTS.
Glorious successes have just crowned the French
inns. More than 100 Russian and Prussian regi-
menu have been-beaten, annihilated, destroyed, in
the battles of Champ-Auberti Moatmirail, Chateau.
Thierrmad Vanchamp ; 20,000 prisoners, 180 pieces
of.cannun,_ two Oenerafs in Chiet killed or mortally
"'minded; .ate.the trophies of these days. The Em-
peror in person is pursuing the enemy, and will not'
mop dh his destruction shall have been completed.
It rs at this moment that all Frenchmen should fly
to arms, to hasten by all possible means, the deli-
irerance of the country. The moment has arrived
when no consideration ought to prevent your exertion,
as never were circumstances more favourable for
making strangers repent having soiled by their pre-
sence the Froch land.
Fly to Arms ; make all weak detachments, all
isolated men prisoners ; do not furnish any means of
subsistance to the enemy ; destroy all the bridges
which might he useful in his retreat, whilst we shall
precipitate his flight. You have arms; but those who
want them will find abundance upon the fields of
battle, abandoned by the enemy. The Frenchman,
born proud and warlike, cannot without shame sup-
port the dominion of a stranger; and I repeat it,
never was there a more favourable moment for treeing
and revenging your selves. GOD protects France ;
this is an adage of our monarchy, and is founded
upon the courage, the energy, and the love of the
country which he has placed in the hearts of all
Frenchmen.
At my head.quarters, Etoges, 15th Feb. 1814.
(Signed) Marshal the Duke of RAGINE.
PARIS, FEBRUARY 21.
Prisoners continue to arrive every day at PAris;
5000 slept yesterday at Vitletleuvi.Saint-Geoesti:- •

MONTPELLIER, FEBRUARY 12.
During the last days we have seen pass here a su-
perb division of the army of Marshal the Dube of
Albufem (which is going to complete at Lyons that
of Marshal Augere,au), consisting of 8000-intantry,
1800 cavalry,' SOO artillerymEn, with a-park of 140
pieces of cannon.
VALENCE, FEBRUARY 1 I.
'Me troops from the Catalonian army, which are
going -to reinforcethat of Lyons, are crossmithit
department ; several columns have already arrived
at their destination.
FARtS, FEBRUARY 21.
To-day, at two rt-clock, a new Colima of 550 q,
Austrian and Wirtemburg prisoners of war, paiied
through this city. At the head of this column were
several eft,ptfiot officers.

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