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London, England, 1814-01-10 00:00:00

to be traashi4ed to Bern on t regular
Swiss foreeehave retired in 8-% stee- lead, sod the
expfets to be disembodied: No hsiatilivp dr act
of violence has taken place, andeiery Meg 'Weis
to
promise the best understanding.
General Wrede, with the army undet his coomand,
is to carry on the siege of Huningnen with the greatest.
activity, and is before that place. He will be covered
and supported by the Russian forces.
• The Prince Royal of Winemberg is before Kehl.
Marshal Blucher remains near Frankfort, his forces
being distributed above and below Mayence. as cir-
cumstance% require.
A considerable column has marched by Stuttgard
and Tubingen upon Schaffhaussen, and it is probable
that the Imperial head-quarters will soon be again in
motion. His Majesty's the King
.of- Prussia es still
at Frankfort, but is expected here immediately. The
Chancellor, Baron Hardenberg, arrived this evening.
I have the honour to be, 4c.
(Signed) C A THCA RT.
LETTER nom HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL VISCOUNT
CATHCART, K. T. DATED
Freyburg, In Brisgau, Dec. 24, let s.
Mr LORD—In addition to my dispatch, dated yes-
Lrday, I have -now the honour to acquaint. your
ordship, that Count Bubna, with the Austrian ad. 7.1
-Fenced guard has already passed Berne, and that that
Thehas already resumed its former consitution.
The Cantons of Zurich and Seleure are following its
te;ample, and have sent deputies to Berne, to consult
in regard to the proper steps to in taken.
' Prince Schwartzenberg has been at Basle, but his
head-quarters are still at -Lorach, from whence he di:
rusts the movements of the columns in motion.
I have the honour to enclose a copy of a Declara-
tion, in the name of the Allied Sovereigns, to Swise.
zerland, contained in a Note presented by the Che-
valier de Lebzeltern and the Count Ca stria, which
was prepared at heed-quarters, and ti therefore not
dated. I have the honour to be, 44'
(Signed) • ' tATHC A RT.
Viscount Castlereagh, Tic. &c. &c.
[Here follows the Translation of a Note transmitted by the
Chevalier de Lebzeltern and the Count de Capothstria, to Ids
Excellency the Landamman of Switzerland, which was riven
in our Paper of Friday last .•
EXTRACT OF "41._ DISP A ICH FROM HIS EifSLLF.YCT TH R
EARL OF AELIIHISICR, K. T. DA TED rakvauftb, DE-.
CRNIIIER 24, 1313.
I have the satisfiction of' being able to give your
Lordship •the most favourable account of the state
of affairs in, Switzerland. General Count Bubna en.;
tered Berne the day before yesterday, with a strong
corps of cavalry, and the head-quarters of Prince
Schwartzenberg were to established there in the course
of this day or to-morrow. The troops, which are all
Austrian, . have observed the strictest discipline in
their passage through the country, and have been re-
ceived with the Utmost enthusiasm by the inhabitants.
I am to inform your Lordship, that the day before
yesterday a revolution took place in the government of
the Canton of Berne. The-business was brought for-
ward in the Council'by the presedt Avoyer Freudez
niech, and General Virattevale, with others of the
most respectable inhabitants, who re-established the
ancient government forthwith, to the great joy of the
whole population. The small Cantons will follow
the example of Brine without -hesitation, as well as.
,Fribourg and Soleure.
To-morrow or next day, the head-quarters of his
Imperial Majesty will be established on the left bank
of the Rhine, either at Basle or Rheinfelden.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE. JANUARY 8.
Copy of a Letter from Capt. Hoste, of .his Majesty's Ship Bac-
chante, addressed to Rear-Admiral Fremantle, and transmit-
ted by Vlce-Admiral Sir Edward PCllt*, to John Wilson Cro-
ke; Li.
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