The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-01-15 00:00:00

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LONDON:
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1814.

/Is Dutch -fifting •arrived this morning; and the
Aeltigence brought by then, is oil considerable im-
porismcet as will be imp. by, Alm following :
. 14LENIIIN, Jaw. S.—Dermal has, at length, given
op the centesbLegainst the Allies. A': Treaty has
been concluded: wherein it is stipulated that Norway
is to be ceded to Sweden in exchange for Pomerania ;
and also that Denmark shall furnish 15,000 Men to
join the Allies, in • immediately commencing the
blockade of Hamburgh.
HELVOETSLUTS, lAN.* 13.—A Dutch Officer, who
made his escape, from Antwerp, reports, that a few.
Islays before he left it, the French removed from 60
to 70 pietei of heavy ordnacce from thence to Brus-
, s ; the inference is, that they are about to ell-
cuate Antwerp,
' • 'Accounts have been received here, that Gen.
'Bulow, with 15,000 infantry and 5000 cavalry,
lad joined Gen. Sir T. Graham, and that their com-
bined forces were advancing towards Bergen-op-
Zoom.. They further state,' that Gen. Bennigsen,
'with 30,000 infantry. -id - it quantity of heavy

isle, that
infantry
lace. In
as heard
artillery
fortress
already
,000 mon.
were to

, mad requires aggrandizement in pro. with 30,000 infantry, and a great quantity of
the cement or permission of those w-h 0 artillery, had arrived at Bomtnel.
ed the Allied Sovereigns,•fietne pearl ARAM) 'Dec. 25.—They write from Basl
mate King of Sweden. the most...pow on the 24th, several thousand men, both i
of Bonaparte, was dethroned by 'bes
Rl4/1 -and cavalry, again passed through that pla
id been his guardian, and as the
ly to.hecome extinct, a French Gellert! ; thenight of the 23tr, the report of cannon vas
awn Prince and heir of the famil-of' from Huningueh. On the 24t1i, the heavy 8
Illethe,exterminator of foreign intrers.l of the Allies was II to begin to play, and the
was Imagined to 'have been 'Wm' i seriously attacked. The number of troops
.0116 intrigue, the new Crown Prince! .
wards set his faCe against Freis.4.en. ; in Alutti.a' is estimated at upwards of 100,01
pi rit 1 According to the report of the Officers, they
sut,at the same time, masa '.. ti . ,
eut in himself, quite eenge,o: e.O hiss continue their march to Franche Comte.
He entered inter a treaty 44.thi'otailloi. On the 22d, Huninguen bad not surreudei
whereby ... largellishopria; ' N(r,241. we heal on shot. fired.--Git the 2.3 d, ni
?4,
isersbotO.A.ottrian trocr, n4it infaritry
At
of Denm ,W IA . l -es/
e obtatue , quiet,lied be l .mot
fog cesj@wosuril
, it
etherwiseto be taken 4 kr..., 4, , ith :Dineartillery,,,passed
.„e, was at waP ,with fairmirk 0 bet,: colours flying and drapesl)tsii thro ilt W
titt4s more ire
to Sweden and Russia, wit', were attpected there.
• this meditated purchase or ste •,,.;P re-_l The Berne Paper of the 23d, states as fol
khaki'soverture to huyt and Jezelsel'al The vanguard of the Imperial Austria'
cate Nabothic vineyard. The Crown
consisting of infantry and light cavalry, u