The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-01-26 00:00:00

Tltti CAiliqatift•ti.OSED.
BOSTON, Nor. 21.—8 y Major Snelling,/ who ar.
rieed in town last night, direct from the army, we
hare bees favoured with the following interesting
particulars :
Col. Atkinson informed Major Snelling, that Be
action of a partial nature took place on the tith
November, in which übJut I*.ioo .Americans,. of the
9th, 11th, and '2lst regiments, under General Boyd, ,
were engaged. Theme three times rooted the enemy
with the bayonet. Colonel Atkinson left Wilkinson
on the 13th. The enemy retired to a strong position
&hi)* three quarters of a mile in the rear, from
which the Americans did not attempt to dislodge
them, but returned to the battle ground, where they
slept that night. One of their pieces of artillery he.'
.indlimounted by a cannon shot, when they resumed
the line of march, they were compelled to leave it,
sod the British taking possession of it, from that
' c.reninstanee claimed the victory.
A Itemises '1 prisoners were taken by the Anted.
t cans. General Cuvington was mortally wounded.
Lieut. Skids of gie Artillery was killed.
.t General Wilkinson has been confined to his tent.
by sickness for some time past, The roads were bad
in the eatrema.
The Northern Army, *ads, -General Hampton,
,4,ha. gone into wiiitee-qoacteys at Vlattsisiorg.; the ca-
valry at Burlington. GOVRfIII Wilki0111,11•Willi at St.
At Montpelier' Majdr Swelling saw the trailing
master of the Grotskr, who mode his PeraPf from
Beaufort, near Quebec, on the 10th. ire informed,
that all the American Officers on parole at that
place (the three Generals excepted) were pat in
clove confinement by order of Sir George Prevost, to
be detained for the security of the twenty-three Bri-
tish hostages. 4 • •
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TIVE LFTII BULLETIN OF TIM SILESIAT

ARMI

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Sib Wrmiel, Jon. 9, 1611.
The corps of fincktsn have found at Worms and at
Spires, upwards of 600 sick in the enemy's hospitalsi
and considerable quantities of military gores.
General Lukof kin, on the 3d of January, took,
ill a skirmish between some cavalry in the vicinity of
Neustadt, a Colonel., two Officers, and five dragoons,

Owners. . .
rehul Marmon. was au th.lth at Liberia's!
tent ; ou the 6th he passed the Saar, at Saarbruck,
and joined there the Generals' Durettq and Picard,.
who had retreated from Ilundsruck through St.
Wendel. The enemy destroyed tha bridges of
Saarbruck arid Sarquemine, aid occupy all the
P asses.
.The corps of Sacken pursued the enemy through
Kaiserslautern towards Sarquemine, and took se.

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veral hundred prisoners, together with an hospital,
containing many hundred sick, at Tweebruggen.
Gen. ,D'Yorch's corps took the road through St.
Wendel to &Mantis, Saarbruck, and hierzig.
Colonel Count Henkel arrived at three o'ckak in
ilrerning of the 6th January, at Trier, vvNte he
took upwards of 1,000 prisoners, partly in arms,
add isaeiss hrpitallwith considerable leantities
eSt *Mat- stores. The enemy was pitisned•OPOit the
. teed toWlesis.Lusternisourg. 'He avows bent upon
,Jllnfonding himself upon the Saar, in order to gain
Abate provision tue fortresses, and to organise the.
• view levies.

The corps of Grn. Cunt Langeron marches as
reserve through kaiieriautein and Iloinhterg,teisir+..
bruek.

, • Tbe employes, natives of France and Germany,
who have evcuted ttseir duties faithfully, au& with.
out *pp -itft the people, bare remained here.—
The" baysbr s, treated with that considenttion which
le atoll times, and in all places, due to honourable
' people. .
• • The rain which hes fallen daring the last days, has
*used thesSearte rise considerably : this, however,
ha not prevented our cavalry so oath wings frost
crossing the river.

LONDON GAZETTE E,XTRdORDINJR#,

TUESDAY, JAN. 2s.

Foreign Office, Jan. 25.

Basle, Jan. 14.

On the 4th of January, the General of Infantry,
Count Von tengeron, intitnieds eigorousblackade
elf Mentz, and inonnwaed the town according to the
!MP. at %ON 'This General cotuatatids the bealeg.

31r. tiettev A ttlingtan arrived here this day whit divaaliall.
wisiel follnwiaz cuitie4 and extract, from General
Vi moot ailt‘tert, K. T. Lieutenant-General the lion. Sir
Charles Wiliam Stewart, K. B. ; and Edward Thoeatea;
Esq.

. My Lonn,—The Emperor of Russia arrived at!
birrach on the 1 till, and the reserves of the army
,Laving assembled in the course of that and the suc-
•ceediug day, his Imperial Majesty crossed the Ithine
.ors tits 13th, after divine worship, accompanied by
Jilt Majesty the King of Prussia.
, Pie, Emperor Of.Aestriarseho had arrived at Basle
Also Pieced ing event* Wegklttu meet the Emperor
:7Aiesaader at-teme-distoicerealt.tbeitimper(tirldid
no)R1 Ninjesties entered Basle,- on horseback at the
1
:bead of the Russian and Prussian guard*, and some
.other re.;insents of the reserve. These troops after-
wards petaled in parade before their Majesties, and
.proceeded several leagues qn their march in the direc-
tion of.Meettiaillard. The cavalry reached Ferenc.,
•the samenight.
ThelcinfOreemetits which have joined the Russian.
guards areirerp fin., and I, have never seen these re-
giment 4 appear in so great farce,4w in better condi-
.tion, at any period of the campaign. Indeed some
of the regiments havkadditional battalions.:
I saw the reserve artillery on their march,. Tart of
which is quite fresh, and it is impossible to iihve any
pre-oration in more complete order as to orthance,
iages, men, and horses ; the men in particular
remarkably fine. . There are some batteries of
nary with twelve pounders. •
Prussian reser*, is also in very euellant

. accounts I base received oo arriving here of
progress of the aritt4ssisre as follow :
Field-Marshartamad-quartess were at Ve-
are news 1 stands on the move to
which place Raster some time been occo-
'reneral Gushily. I hare no certain account

carriages, r
:4 are [mart
1 . horse artill
The Pr
condition.
The am
the progre!
The Fir
soulr and
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