Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

of the enemy. The Bavari2n army had
much earlier taken the direction OF Gotha,
70 cut of the retreat of the French.
The King of Saxony stood In bis balcony,
at Leipsic, bowling to the three Sovereigns
as they entered, and wishing to be consider
ed an acquaintancc-none saw or spoke to
him.
Bremen was in possession OF The Russians
Oct. 90. 1t had been taken from them
by the French on the 23d, and retaken by
the Russians on the Gath.
From the London Courier, November 9.
The Bavarian army must be rapidly ad-
vancing. in the direction of the Thuringian
mountains, through which the FoutedFrench
army must pass on its way 10 the Rhine,
for Wurtzburg is declared in state OF
siege. This place is in the direct line OF
march of the Bayarian army. The procla-
nation in which this important fact IS an.
nounced bears the signature Of French
General named IURREAU."
November 10.
Bonaparte has retired beyond the Rhine.
Government has received official advices oil
fhis fact, which the public may rely on
He has fixed his head quarters at Mentz,
and thus abandons the Mein, and indeed all
Germany, except that part which Davoust
occupies, or perhaps did occupy On his
way to Mentz he was attacked by the Ba-
varians near Frankfort. He cut his way
through them, bat with considerable loss
Accounts of the most important and favo-
rable kind were in circulation late last
night and this morning. 1t was asserted
that on the 2lst Gen Butcher, who had
been detached in pursuit of the retreating
enemy, had come Up with them at Cossen,
and defeated them, taking great number
of prisoners, and pieces of cannon. That
Gen. D'Yorck had pursued another corps
of the enemy on the Merseburg road. and
routed it with great slaughter.
That the King of Wirtemburgh had de-
clared in favor of the Allies, and was
marching with 5000 men to take posses.
sion of Frankfort.
That Switzerland had declared in favor
of the allies, and bad taken up arms.
That the Tyrol having been restored to
Austria, the Tyrolians had Immediately
embodied themselves into large army,
and were descending from their mountains
into Italy to take Beauharnois in the rear
Finally, that Denmark, opening her eyes
at length to ali the dangers and degradation
of her situation, had expressed wish to be
admitted into the alliance against France.
Such were the accounts, which obtained
considerable credit, probably upon the old
adage that good luck never comes by
halves" and that it never rains but it
pears y
The treaties between Great Britain, Rus.
STA and Prussia, were on Monday evening
laid before Parliament Russia has stipula-
ted in the treaty of June the l4th, to bring
10000 men into the field and Prussia, in
that of June the lith, to bring 10000 and
the money subsidies are in proportion, viz.
to Russia ,333, 1881 and to Prussia, 666, 666l
besides which the Federative Paper guar
anteed by all the three powers, is to five
millions sterling, of which two and a half
millions are to be ultimately discharged by
this country--There is separate conven,
ton of the 9th of July, for taking the Rus
sian German, Legion pro tempore, into
British pay These latter troops of course
ars only to be paid according to their ef-
fectiye strength