PEfl. 20. Tfri EVA' r.ntit••:y Hi r u m-set yeAerda . .y. It Is tarp -1 In t • weak tue inklufatig-tble exertions of the two tomtit:hes of the Orrin D• ;Eminent. I hire touch --.;issort to be satisfied with the steadiness of the Teo ph, and attent..,o of-the ofTic , Ns nt all tank•. doting tht-continitatic•- •ers Detarhnletes !he idle corp. d d the most advane. , ! y Aoder the Able stir, viol, of _Lieut.-0)1,ml Catner.,ny in a usii that ga.‘: security to the nattern s , at Ferdiaand's Dyke, and though tins lint! x2-In'iladecl, :our every bait of the %Wage under the rt.ngt. of shot ant h• I.ft toe ea,mv. i dnt happy to say the easuulties, on the whole, hive nut I ittuo,.tons. A 3 *1)011 Rs every tLin , is cleared fr.vay, we shall move back into inch Bani:iiiment. a 5 T it:lyr concerted with (I n. I 4 1 01 :., •ri c i ir t e ( ti.patdi without expres•ing, my rolvoir , t:oii Of the -.?:onier Ge 3. Bolo* formed the disposition of the Jnove. Lew stipporied tiiii z:vick• _ _ Tl•e e:i-oiv were great f.irce nu the I)rurne and Perehern Roadt , , but %%erg (Irk co by the gallant Prin.sinus, thQugls nut with out ettlialdelitbk ("lioteri) TiioliAS (MAW% Af. P. S. 111. Bopo 1 Ii v !I he's the Duke of Clarence returned from the /Nene ‘.l) t; C ist 'OlN'atit, and has acconipiiaied this advance on Ant yeti). I s'oCi. , -e• a 1 . 1'4 Of the • C :wails Milk, of !h.. Guard% going home un promotion, is the bro.-er 0. a'•oi (Riicial licad-quid!ers are to he to-wormer at Marines. • T. G. RANI( and NAnrs of Orrrcrus WOUND VD cn the 2d of February, 1811 R viil Artillery I)l•iverc.----I.ieut. \V . !Ulan' Sonitl. l $1 Irly. 20. Ititt. •2:ift; S . ututiel Brow 11, wverelv ; rnbanteer Sin- (Asir. alt-holy 2.1 Krt. ,;:vh Ft•ot.—Lirtit. Anmen, severely (net dntiaernitsly). 2 I Kitt ;It li:alteman; Letitemtlits and E.:11.0.(m..11.21111v. I li..tt. 56th rbot.—En=ian Spai kg. sligluiv• stl 3.011. 7:31 Hew . . Adjutant .I.luse%. slightfy ; Lieutenant V(4l:lot—r .1. Siaie4.n. seveiely ( 1 0 1 ilUnet " 118-1 Y•) Proll'iiit:l; , ; 1; :It, 951:i Fisot.—Capi. , in retlys First Lieut. Fr , gtasen,,,attd b•:ci,nd Lieut. Fi'z:creln, severe.y ; Sectintl Lent. IVrtglst, il.glitly PORFIGN orricE. rl.E._ll. 1814. A tii,patch. of whirl, tilt fii!im ii i Extra( t, has been received at this ()thee: ft urn the F.ittl dated 1814. ince of ()rang— this morning acquainted ne, that he had itt an early lionr re ecisid n t uport trim) Col. Fagt.l, coffin :aiding the Dutch levies heforc emu, stating, that this place had at capindat ed. His Itoryal [Ugliness could not then inform me of the terms of the capitulation, as tht se had not been transmitted witsi the report. 1 have since seen M. de litlitinek, fitiister of the I.Var Dtpartment, who acquaints me that the terms arc ente r:lnv as follows :—The place to be held by the French till the 20111 Of this month, and MY that day, unless sooner relioed, the garrison is to march out with the honours of war ; to lay down their arms. and surrender prisoners of war ; o fficers to keep their swords and private baggage. In t h e mean time, an armisticv to exist between the garrison and blockading hoops, and both p.sties to.join in reparation of the dignes. I sere Ircaitily coneratillate your Lordship on this event, by which a considerable force %%ill be liberated from an irksome et.- vice fur active operations at the close of a fortnight from this day. and the inhabitants of the fertile country of the Alhasser Witert.. immediately relieved from the apprehension of the inundations of the valuable lands. wAtt DEP•‘RTMENT, DOWNIhG-STREET, FM 14, 1814. Dipatclics, of whirl' the following are Extract* and Copies, have been addressed to Earl Bathos-- t by • Major Mac Deuald dated 11th December, 18t:3, 3th and 1011 i Jitllllary, 1814. • •• - December y 1 th, 1813. For any' information whi , Ai your TAirdship may he de•irons of obtaining, relative either to the operations ()I' the sieve. Or the .:•tate of the ordnance, &c. )[ shall refer v-ur Lord-hip•to Capt. Mackod Nth° will deliver this, and whom 1 be 4 leave to . 1:101ti011 to your Lordship as a most descrying Officer. I have the pleasure to acquaint your Lordship. that Modlin which is a fortre*s of considcrdLle strentxl:, and On& also on tit ►L REGISTER. 117 Vitoltola, and of 2rcht consetittetiee to the iut crests of tia a commercial point ul view, lids sin I e;altred. Oliva, near Darr zic, Jam' in 8, 1814. MT LOAD---I have the honour to isitorm your Lurdship that the city and tornficatohs of Danish: were taken possession ot by the Al lied troops on the 2d,instanr. His Majesty the Emperor of R U-Shl having refused to ratify the principal d rtiel es ot the capitulation hr ►he suriender of Daottic, of which I have had the honour ut trawm !!iii,t a copy to %out ship, General Rapp, who commanded Cie gat rison, has been oblied to accede to term , ; which were tiroposc.l him by hi , : Seiche Hi4h. tress the Duke of Win tinhorgh on the 297 i. ult. hy which the whole ot the Freitch, with the tew N , ap: , litati and Italian troops that were . in the pi'cc, to the nu ilber sit ii , iOO , 114VC bet:time prisoners of war, and are to he conduct :A nto .R _ _ _ The Poles, amounting to COO men, are to he d'sbanded, and per. mined to return to their homes. The remain:ler at tile gat r ison, wan the exception, of 190 Dutch, mostly artillery wen, was c inp , sed of troops belonging to those States which binned the Confederation r,t* the Rhine, who may be estimated at 2:00, and a battalion of S7O Ni.a ni3rds and Portuguese, who were cmplrned as labourers in re;,airing the fortifications. The former, including the Dutch troops, are im mediately to he placed at the disposal ot their respective s ..overe.g.,, and will, I trust, ere lung, appear in the ranks of the Allied A rini , • . The latter, at whom it is but justice to observe, n:at thy re, , red every attempt that was made to prevail on them t c irry arm. s• the besiegers, wilt' remain in this country, aid be maintained -a the expense of he Russian Government, until an opportunity . ff. rs of forwarding them to England. Ilav'ng examined the fortifications of Dattzie, I am no.v enallett to intbrm your Lordship, that they might have been deten :ed he month of May, had not th! greater part of the enemy's provi, , $ destr,mt with the magazotes winch' were by ti e tlrt:•or, bat Toe reasons Which principally influenced his Serene Itighnesk granting to the garrison the former comparativeiy , :la-. ion were, the impraLticability ot continuing soy longer to cart, •an pproaches a. so advamrd seasiui, and the great a.'vantage a: ising tr to the oLcupation of the works of the Westes Plat aud T. htwr , , which that capitulation gave him t Ise i ',mediate pr.issession au:!•by which the co, my was rut off' from all - communication with The sea, it being well known that every etl:irt %%atal be mad's' by nit' . Danrs to throw strophes into the i.umediately Our cruiser:' two Thlieed to quit the station. • The systeni of exaction which has been practised by the French c they have had possession of Rantrick has burn • li-rd o6' ranks of people, and by which Many ',t the most resoectable Mita oitants hay.- been robbed of their property and redu,.ed trum a.rale,- .nce to a comparative state of indizeoce. *But, not to dwell on so distressing a subject, it is truly rut lying to me to assure your Lordship, that (here exists one e•i.eral technic •t grArit tut- among the inhabitants of this conotrY trio aids t, meat Bri tain, for the liberal aid she had. allOrded them in the glorious wo:k of he recovery at their md-penrince. May I be a:lowed to otl;:r my congratulations to your lordshipon the brilliant successes which have hi: herto a:•06 I le,: the exertions of the Allied Armies, and which I sincerely trust will it toeir conse quences lead to the restorat.on of the libeitiel of t h o se nat i ons "h o have been so long suit; ring fn m Elena aggassion. I have the honour to be, &c . ALEX. MACDONALD, Maj r of tit.; Royal Hot se Artillery. I .ntia'ry 18, 18!4: MY Loan--I do myself the honour to tranemit to Nola I.(rdship the names ut the General Officers who wae ii U. ntri at the t;tne of its slit reilder, which I have only this in,Lint received General-in.Chief—Comte Rapp. Generaux de D:vision—Comta de 1-leurllLt, Grandjean, Bachellu, Lepin, Campredo.t. Gencraux de Brigade—l.' A meral Dumannir, Ilusson, Bagancoort, F:tine, Cavagonc, Prince It Liza vifie. Gesirccaux de Brivatledei Troupes Isleopolitans—D'Etreec, Pepe. 1 Lave the iton9ur to be, &c. (Sioett) •ALI.X. MACDONALD, TU FS D AV'S LONDON A Z LTTE. FooF.IGN•oFFter, FF:R. 15. 1814. A (lisp:Orli, of which the rtillow lug is all e‘tr,,et, has been re. eeised this morning at this (Alice, 'Lord Voi &wish, I;:ited • Ts oyes, ft lt. g, it 2 1. The important position and town of Troves was ye-ter I. i.kken posse‘rsion of liv the Alltes ; the enemy retired from it the night pre ceding, and took his di) cello)) opoo ls:ogtot. The number of roads leading from the different point , of Frinev • and uniting at Iroye3, the resources , ef the Fides it•wit, wiLL a pt.), 1 • • 4(