THE NATIONAL REGISTER. JAN. 30. Bask, Jan. 14, 1814. MY Lonn--The columns of the aided armies continue their ad vance on all sides. The head-quarters of 'Marshal Prince Schwartserdserg were on the Mb at Vesonl, and wore moving - on. On the advance of Gen Cinlay's corra, to Langres, the inhabitants fired on the troops, but this is the only instance in which the allies have not INTO *tell received. The Field Mar,hars head-qoarters were to be at Langres the 15th or tali. General Ilisbna's corps has had a new direction given it froni Dole toward. Lynne, nod it is on its march. General Bianchi still operates against lictint. Besancon is in. vel4ted by the Corps of Lichtenwiri. The Bavarians under ;;cetera! W tole have hail a very serioni affair with the enemy t!ei.n. I)ii a tinder Mat slkal Victor. In the COM melte:went of be avtion they were rept:liked, and the Freinds cavalry enminteenleal by General illetlliated had some sttccess, hot on the arrival of General de itoy' ivninn britside, the enemy were completely repulsed, and retired towards I. u uesille, with the loss of .eseral ()Sheets, and some hundred pa it.oners. (..ossucks rot timie very fat in aelvdtuee. r, I stated to your Let - A..14 4r in my last di•patc!i, how anxiously we expected inipe.rtant events frail' Marshal Blurb, r. It seems lane. ever, 7ilarinctit retired with pre vivo:olmi from Kayser-lantern p.t•ed tl.e S c a t'. A! Ilitteher had his head quarters on the !tit) and it is said lie is as far as Saha); Inds, and that Iu ill ;its 70 , Ietz or ltitti. apeo1,:11 Ircon l'ori4, the eneenv are eolleetiog some force I:Nir (.'!:..lens'. tt.ey will probably retire on it from Nancy. The I' •ii.matiliinarils anti rt , vt VeS, to the :11110111d of thirty th.ats;l:ist iiica , ero.iiehl the Rhine yesterday at tins place, and i;ef,re thy Allied Sovereign•. It e iii,po•4ble to give Rh }ilea of these troops by any t~P~rrip nn. 1111'11' It.tlllke iippear.inee,Cieir admirable equipment, pertecTioli : when ore considers what 1:1( v have eniitt.iiirl:ttes 11:e I:ll , sialis. mho have travery•ie o•• 1: :rgions, mai .! in a :ew sti , ..rt months from Alosco , ) . ::14)NN tilt' It:nire, ore i.l , )st in wonder 1,111 in Wftielt the iies•i iii ei!valry appearrti n'tlertg the Li g i l est I cll'italillil oil thus br.incli of the:r •ervice ; anti tin ir atti;lery, 'our Lordship I(!:.iw., it i• not to tie stiivabsed. I hilye the honour to be, &e. c. STEW ART, Licht. Gel?. Visconnt C,otlercagh ) &e. Estr::rt ut . t rii , iiateh from h vr Thornton, Esq. to Viscount • (•,,..ttere. l2 l l , tiate•l t•tth J.iu. tft!.L. 1! i< •%t ith tile tzteutt:t satisfaction that I have the honour of isoOrt;:il:7, our Lordship, that Baron tie W..-rtersdetit, tite fi%etlish 41ii i kter, anti myself have this (lay sigoell Treaties of Peace cntiary of ins llajeqy the King of I)enttiark. SATURD.4 Y'S LONDON GAZETTE. 71 ADMIRALTY-OFFICV, LAN. 19, 1814. Admiral Sir John Warren has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, El. a -letter from Captain Brown, of kin Majesty's ship Loire, giving an account of biz. having un the 10th of December, captured the Rolla, American ptivateer, of five guns and eighty men, out the night before from Newport. And also the following letters, forwarded to the Admiral by Captain Llars k, of the Dragon, senior officer in the. Chesapeak, viz. A letter from Captain t:ator,- ~is Majesty's sloop Actaeon, dated 2.d September, Rpm t tog his ha‘ing landed with a party of o ntarines in Lynhatant Bay, and ifestroyed a barrack of the enemy, wish all the military stores, afxr a short solicit aith a body American dragoons and infantry stationed th?re, in w Welt, Mot , i.t• the enemy were id— it, and several killed or ;.ountled, with the loss of ostly one motive badly w ,, nitdril. A letter front Captain Jackson, or Iris 51.1, , .ity's 51141 Lace:lCl:ln (Lite(' September, stating the destritetim of -et er-4 _American ves , els. by the boats of the above ship, and Mohawk sloop, in Chcreton and Kinv.'s Creeks. 'lice enemy assembled in numbers on the siloac, but were seat tete,' by the tire freto the boars, with the loss.of from twevity to thirty kiVed and wounded ; one mass Au the boats tsas killed, and two wounded: A letter from Lieutenant Pedlar, of the - Dragon, dated the November, riving an aceotint ut his hasn't!, w ith the boats of that ship and Sophie sloop, bran lit out, without loss, three American vessels from a creek in the I:it: r Putowinak. A letter from Captain Alansell, of the sloop Pelican, dated .I:ontary t? 0, stimottnees thc capture, atter a chase of twelve hours, of the American setio( ler Sirs), itiounting twelve nineponnders, with tiaty-nice men, and a cargo of cotton, from South Carolina, booted to Lourdeaus.. TUES DA Y'S LONDON GA; ETTE. FOREIGN-0111C E, JAN. '23, 1314. Mr. llerry Addington arrived this morning v. ith diepatchrs from Air. Thornton, clatc•ci Kid, the i:ith instant, stating that a Treaty of l'eae e awl A liiance had been concluded at Kid, • n the preceding day, hAvreen his Majesty and the King ot• Denmark. nANK RUMS. C. Payne, or Hunter-street, St. Pancras, timber-merchant, to 1 : 11 ' 11 (lel', nit. r'..) Feb. f , and March 8, at eleven, at Grailehall. Attar nvy, Mr. GoSmond, Earl-street, lilackfi bars. D. Loiden, Essex, miner, Feb. 0, and March 8, at 'WI, at the White Hart, Colchester. Attornies, Mr. Maberlcy, Col chester ; and Mean. Forbes, Pocock, and Forbts,, Ely-place, Lou.d, u. T. Blanchard, of Lloyd's Coffte-lionse, broker, Ftb. t, at eleven, 5 ) at twelve, and March 8, at feu, at Guildhall. Attornles, Messrs. 4..owless an:lCros ,, e, St. Mildred's-eourt, Poultry. C. Lonzstalf,nf Nottingham, ni Feb. t 6, 17. and March A, at eleven, at the Flying 'Nottingham. Attorniug, Mr. Gact, liolborn- cons t, London ; bud Mr. liollway, flo , .ton Lincolashire. W. Bates, of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, miller, Feb, 4, at loin, 5, and March 8, at flOVell, ut the New Court-lion.e, Wake -1-!••1,1. Attornivs, Mr. Evans, Hatton-Garden, London ; and Mr. tin:Anson, Wakefield. W. Jnry, of Rack-hill, Hatton-Garden, bricklayer, Jan. 29, Feb. 5, htl4l March 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attortwy, Mr, Flasliman, ',lave, Heel:l-n. Tt A N KRU PIS. W. Wallis, of the Westraiwiter•road, draper, to surrender Feb. 1, 12, • and %larch 12, at eleven, at Guildlta 11. Attorney,' Mr. Kiss, Earl -street, Blat k friars. 'l'. Robcy, of Mile-end, carpenter, Feb. 1,1/, and March 12, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, America-J.(l%Bore. T. liebson, late of College-hill, merchant, Felt. 1, 15 and March 12. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. blunt and Bowman, 01(1- )10111cm, Broad•street. J. Wright, of Northatupstead, llertcord, dealer, Feb..% at eleven. 5, at twelve, and \larch 12, at ten, at London. Attornies, \lt.-4.r. Carr and li it , J o in s t t B _o.lll•s_ree - _. E. lionipage, ni riverieml, raptor-merchant; Feb. 14, 15. and Mareli 12, at one, at the Globe 'lavers,. Liverpool. Anomie+, Messrs. 111mA /stork and Mince. Temple ; and Messrs. Pr en :rad Kewle%, Liverpool. Joint Nightettgale, of nrown-steef t, lls.atie.totre-srinare, timber mereloant, Feb 2, lei, and Maids 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. ettunint4hatii, Frith-street, !..trilio-stittare. R)ley Williams, of Hampton [Vick, taunts'. Feb. 1,8, and llarelt 'V, at ten, at t torides, Messrs. Paltart . r, Tom linsons, told Thomson. C'Opttnill corn t, Thrjrcttiorttm-)treet, Franeis Roiivets, of Plyinoutit jduck, man'a-mercer, Feb. 15, t:6, and At .4-levee, - at I,lNakley a Hotel, Plymouth Dock. A Mimics, litelsrA. 'Collett and Co. Chancery-lana i Xtuadott ; and Mr. Peers, Plymouth *Dock Thomas Springett, of Wiekkamsmarket, Suffolk.. auilkr, Feb.lB, at six, 19, and March 15, at eleven, at the King'a Arms inn, Wood bridge. Attornies, Mr. Palmer, Doughty.stnet, Loudon ; and 31r. Pulliam, IVotidbridge. John Worluck, of Chipping Sodintry, Gloucester, itutholder, Feb. 9, at tour, 10, and Ittrelt 1.2, at tea, at the Swan Inn, Wettoh under-edge. Attornies, Meggrs. Itridget, lion-square, Lothian; and Mr. Perry, AVotton-mider-edge. William Jacklin, of Muuningtree Essex, baker, Feb 22. 23. and March 12, at ten, at the Angel inn, Coleftaster.. Attornies, Mr. Spatting, Colchester ; mid Mr. Catting, Oartlettii-imildittp, Hol born, London. • ' Samuel Latham Worsfold, of Ramsgate, Kent,. shopkeeper, Feb. at twelve, 15, and March 22, at one, at Lwielor torney, Mr. Collingttood, St. Saviour's Chitrelalastal, Sontim Widtam Harris, of Streatham Surrey, carpenter, Feb. 1, March 12, at eleven, at Ottildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. (ieorge-yard, Lombard-street. W;iiittm Farrow, of Mitelieil-street, Old street, St. builder; Feb. 1, 12, and March at twelve, at Guildhall. ney, 31r. Palmer, (ira)•:4-inu.square. carp-dealer, 13artlett, of Danford-Milt Vtlitta.i74 4 Th - • ;P• r • +a t • mi. At- ark. it, and furpiu, LukciA, At tur- reb. 5, 4 411 , ".