... utcit PA. E-Is. *BRBDA, JAN. 12i.-On the night bsfole last, G'oe- .ral Bulow lefjs city, with his Staff, for the purpose of nuking, this fiorrAing, a general attack 6?i the enemr, who, having lately received reinforcements mostly con. sistingof newly raised conscripts, had depl .yed about zo,ooo nien on our confines, in a' lide extending for several leagu'es. The whole of this force, together ...

... I iV) l'ik i ,, i'it b F ''111'. oMoRiNiCG Iiia) icL. 1 A paper~t ninttt'y is tIli gritatest eissss'.'y nr so-ciai order.' N AI O 1; ~O - N A s AIt si'ati' I ~Mo~,iaSc. 1.IIr'c&CIsX1~rvf eq uaisty iii inictisisge ms'tich is htxe's~ary ti) a eOmnttiityt . A It Y I r O I'. is. 4.14:vson considioitd thec chief i~hscflttat properties of 'rea t d I moe' ~its thre itoiveiua rt-sitluin otf ...

... M N 'ITKFOI; PAPERS. FiEtLD-MARSHAL V4 ILICHER TO THE AUMY I 0 OF V rL4ESI!A . When you advanced fromn thb ()lder towards the Rhine, it ivas necessaey to take frorn the eneiny tile provinces which he had previously ocedpied. Now you are going to pass the Wllhie to force peace ftom tkhe nenly, whV cannot cwisole himtelf for having lost, ii: two campaignLs, the conquests which he had made ...

... THIE- EXAMNEIi . ; X- , - -# i_. :- LeNON, J SifvUi 16 :. 'i ?? T~a gr4at, ?? of iatelligenco Whichl 6se(f td come5 onte by one, and tiring .witl: them sume great and 'parieular evenf,'have nowy given way to little pieces of naivs fruim phl5 i~lJarte~i. la th.ese the past week.> has rilit is not easy to throw tieam all' toaether into a wesekl j fl i~niry; taut the fililowang fla' !lit stated ...

... .AwJc.4TE PRRISO~N,- X Alm. Ehrswa-an.-When firt I Yadiie'eyou on the Qsidj.t-et of this Prion, -it wa wiih a itesoF seeraining. sire truth or the Calsehml oaf paragraiph .whith apearidl itn yrur Paper of -the Il~h 9- t .wheremn was stsftd that great almsek Vvevailed, and thatl thllie t`ity, Autoriliet d telke>eper lhee -abeaises were to he attrihokd, LA ter wasdatuei$ Mle I~i,9 arrd in gertea ...

... L ON D ONi wAVDNWESDAr, jA NUA R It9, i814. Two geitlemen who left Holland in different vessels on Friday, state that the affion betwen Breda and Ant. werp was sefere, but that the Allies were completely vie, i&ious and took about 700 prisoners, part of whorii were vwounded. On thesameaudiority we fearn that i5,oo0o IDane, utrfdr thd pacific arrangel'fednt with the Court of Copenh'agen, had ...

... PAR IS PAPEFS. P£tRuI, .IA! ...

... D UTCH PAPE5RS.. OFFICIAL ACCOUNT' Or THtE .AT'1rLE N1,AR B13D. II (wSLOM THE NE£IERLANDSCHEi SiTAATS-COULLtANT OF T'E 15TR INSTANT) Loenhout, in the quarter of BreLda, Jan. it. .At three o'clock this nbi'iiff gLieutenant-General Von tulow put in motion th& tr:ops whichl he had con- centrated at Breda, in order to foric the positions of the enermy between that fortress and A ntwerp. The ...

... GETMAN PAPElItS. Lo*ntR R1m1NE, .JAN. 14.i-oiFrdl Armi.-The In- formation from Fribur-', in the Bfisgrat, is as follwsus: ' The scene is completely chadged, and thle theatre of wvar, by the rapid marcHf dt the whole army, is re. moved to Switzerland. Ndtwithstanding ,the ininiense quantity of troops that have aiteady passed onwvard tli. ther, others are still proceeding in the sadie ...

... TH-E POLITICAL EXAMINER. pisarib tihe madness nf many for lthe gaianrn a few. Swimt, No. 307'; MHISTENINT G.AT BELPOIR CASTLE.: To Andrews and to Hoihara fair Many a jiat vwent rluad.; And many a gallant ?? Lay sick upon (he ground. Dukeof WfrItnTtN. Wjr. turn olr eyes4his week from the affitirs of the Con- ?? anld the tribulations tof BOaAVArITE, to IlOk a llttle. at homne ;E and- while- the ...

... PROM OUl CORRPx,2'0AtDENAT. BANrs o0 ti v rLOVwERi tlINF, 34N. T4z 9i 1hrallat w'e asserted respet ing Gorculn, in our last, s noW faly confirmed by the Dutch Papers, that a1- houih batteries have been e8Tced between Sleeswyk ndWorcrum, against Gorcrim, situated on the oppo- i of the Maese, no artillery has been mouinted x pon them, although accounts have bcner daily published c thle arrival ...

... PA'1IJS PAPER'S. FFURTIIER EXTRAC'rIS.] ' [ c, .A. w l b.-TheI Decree relLtiri~to thie or. gaiiizatioun of thle Nationsl C Guard of Paris, conirna-nded bii lbli MP~ajesty hiom;Llt'; i one of those graiid thorfsi xwlivch hever fail 6- thictil iftPC(t o0i such a Ieneus people ns the French. At all tiies the ctpital wiis dear v o ouls prioces at all times thev regrd;ied it as a kind of Pvl, ...