The National Register. — London, England, 1814-02-27 00:00:00

THE 11910 NA T! REGISTRU. t):l:itte- hteok,:•!Caay s - swi were occupied in rep.airisig the hs. idg .Gitatetot Tiff firra' • ." 'fete enemy not brill!! nat.. In retire, either upon the road (If Epernay, flint! %%Inch he was Tilt off, or by bat which wows through the toviii of ioissotts, ‘s , (lcla we occupy. bait taken the cross toad ic direction of 1(11:•itioi. The itiltaintai Is asn•rt tlikt of all that' army 10.01'm men have not passed through Chateau Thierry, and they in llw• greate-t disorder. -- A tew days hylore tit v had seen it fifilirishinv, and 641 of hoa%tiog. .Getteral Yorek said that teu ho •v.ttzers vi till be stitficieut to reutter him master of Pal'l4. Iu tio•ir ;roups only talked of P aris ; . ou returning, it was peace they invoked. One cam) rt -mint ire idea of the exresses.to which the Cossacks give theinsei‘e sip; there lire no vexatious, cruelties, crirnes, which 'those li•i•iics of barharians have not committed. The peasantry pursue token track them in the woods like ferocious beasts; 'clic! tem, and bi theta wherever there are French troops. Yes terday they rowlueted more than :,3t41 of thew to Yieux,lllaisons... All the , .. , Nili, hilt theniSOVOI in the woods to escape the conquer tlitir hands, and every. instaut augments the taluiber • PAniq. FED. 16.- --Tier Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent received - the following Intelligetwe benn the irtuy . , to thie• ibitt Ft•hittral. in the :Laming : 4 e On the 13th, at three o'clock. in the afternoon, the britlge of Chateau Thiel-ry was repaired. The Duke- of , Trevibo pasited . the Alum', and put himself in pursuit of the enemy, who, in dreadful iii ; ;urder, appeared to be rctiria; upon Sunsuits and Rheims. Geroiral glitcher, cm...landing in chief all the army- of -Silesia, had con.tantly rem:tined at' Venus the three 'days- during which hi. 4 army vra4 an•iihilated. He collected 1•201 men of the wrech , t of (;en. Ossittliett's cows beaten at Champ Anhert, whielishe job)• ed . lo a Hossian division of the eurrp, of: Langtrou, arriued•frotor iiv'l_ , ,ence : _aiol. commanded by Lietit.-General. Atiroa.sofr,. He was too %v al. to undei take any Uinta • not, ou the 13th,lie was joined by a Prussian corps from General: Kleist, composed of fottrbrigades - Ile diet, put himself at the head. of the‘c -40,tuto oieu.'aml marched atz,taitist the Duke of Ititglisa. who still of copied Doges. in the between the 15th and I,len, nor.juduina his fort•eii sufficient to content' again,, the enemy. the [hike of, liazusa began nip re treat, and leaned upon Montntirtiil, was at 'seven o'clock in the morniug of the 14th. " The Emperor set out the same day from Chateau Thierry. at four in the morning', awl :trrived at Moutmirail• at eight o'clock, He caused the. enemy to be immediately attacked, who haul just taken, a position with the corps of. his troops At the village of: Van ehatop. Tile Duke of- Razusa attacked his village. General Grotichy, at the head of the cavalry, turned the enemy's right by the vil;a, , rios and tl r woods, and advaorisd a league beyond the ene ity's position. , IViii:e the village of•Vanehanry eras vizorously at taeks:a rmii a. fended in - tht. sanit - manner, tal.em and retaken several CHIIC4, C• 4 :rend Grfeieby • arrived sin the rear of- the eKeiny, sur f viniti..rd and sa!rid ciree square- , , and arove the test lino the %mods. At tic sine t thr Eliipcl*M* caused a charge to he made (.1:1* i!eht, 4-olatirous de service, commauded by Pr" . Lit );it }i C}Wt . 'lreSeildrOli ot the gtiarti. This charge was equally briiliant and sateees-sfol. A •qoare of ..:060 men Was broken-anti t a L on . Au t h e cava l ry of the tnard then came in a full trot, and the enemy was pursued tepee dons It's reins. At two o:elnek we Ixere at the viAge of Froineotiers ; the enemy had lost 60(X) men prisaaleis, test pair of colours, and three pieces•ofeattunic • • . 6 The r order: d General (ironeltv to advance to Champ Anbei t, kagilr it) the rear of the enemy. In f•tet, the etkettay COll - his ITIR t, arrivva at this point at nightfall. • He was sur rounded oft every side. and all %void)l have keen taken, if the Wei uunghtifth of the roads had not hi :tiered pieces of light artillery font) follow lug General Grooelry's cavalry. Howevet, themgh the night was hi) obscure, !lime squares of tins intintry.were broken, ki:led or tam), and the others briskly pursued as far its Eloges.; the cavalry u.so took fitree pieces of eminon. The rear-goardAvati composed of the Russian division ; it wis attacked- by the , first Mu. tine Regiment of the Doke of Ragusa, wifh 111• Irayooet, twukew. stud Won priseners taken, among whom - are General •Ousattssoff, vvho ru n it, and all the col() ,els. The result:of-tithe brils Jima d a y are 0;ono pris‘•ners, pieeei of IP,pair'of.co loin and a great inimy • •' • - " Our los: -does not exceed f; or 400 oleo killed or wortiitkql, which iv ow.iog to rhe.recidoielis with which 'the troop:. advatieed:4o roe envois', Aid to lilt ity °friar eat/Wry; witiete- Foilitreed hori as lie perecivril it, to . blithe Mc artillery retreat, - so aim:Tiled under the grape shot •01 .. ,G0 -pieces Of FEB. ft . . cannon. while of the 69 pieces which he had, he did nut oppose above two or three to ns. " the Prince of Neufchatel. the Grand Marshal of the palace Count ftertrand, the Duke of Dautric, and the Prince of Moskwa, were cowitantly at • the head of the troop. General °tonal,' highly praises the division of the cavalry St. Germaine and Doti. mere. Ihe cavalry of the guard has covered itM if with glory ; General Lion of the guard is slightly wounded. The Duke of Ra• visa particularly mentions the 1,4 marine regiment. The rest of the iolaritry. bath of the ;;nand a:id the li:;e, Arf not fire a shot. " Thus the Silesian arnn, comp(,-eil of the Russian corps, Sackett and Langer" and the Prussian, Torok ant! Kleist.-80,000 hak been in four days, beaten, dispersed, and annihilated, witlemt a general action, and without any loss proportioned to such greet re adlts." PARTS, FEB. IR.—lier Majesty the Empress Qu'en and Regent has received the following news from thr Army, to the 17th, in the morning " Tltc Emperor, in vetting out from Nogent i.n the 9th, to ma oto.ovre npi.n the enemy's corr. which was advancing by the retie and Meaux upon Pori., Jett the carps of the Duke of Helton°, and bf-General Girard Letorc Nogent, the 7th corps of the Duke of Reggio at Pro%hug, charceo with the defence of the ht idges of tirav and Moutereatt, and General Pkiol near Montercan anti _ _ • 46 The Duke of Betlnno having received information, that seve. mal divi , ions of the Mistrial) army, 1,41 matched tram Troyes on the day of the 10th, 'to advance upon Nogent, made his corps (Parolee repass the Sewe. leaving General Bonrmont, with 120 u men at No d, for e:elletence of the town. Th e enem y 1 e 1 ... c 0t/A htnucif ?).1 lttli to enter Nogent. He renewed his attacks all the (13y, and always in vain ; he was briskly repul‘ed with the lois of IVO - men, killed or wounded. Genetal Rourmont had harricadoed the - streets, indented (erencle) the houses. and taken tvere measure for a vigorous defence, This Ge neral, who is an officer of distinction, was wounded in tl.e knee ; Colonel Raviere replaced hint. The enemy renewed the al lack on the 19th, hut still to Ito purpose. Our young troops covered them ftves with zloty. These two days have cost the enemy more than 2000 men. 'Me' Doke of Ramie having learned that the enemy had passed at Bray, judged proper to _ cane the bridge of Nogent to be de. stroVed: and Marched mpon Mantis. The Duke of Reggio ordered the bridges of Montereau and.Mitun tq be blown up, and Petired upon the river Peres. " On the . 16th, the Emperor arrived upon the 'Vera, and march ed his head-quarters to Guignes. " The evening of the battle of Vanchamp (the 14th), the Duke of Ragusa caused the enemy to be attaCked at eight o'clock at Eloges; he took from him nine pieces of cannon, and he has finished lite dysfunction of the Russian division ; there were counted Upon this pnint alone of the field of battle, c:Off dead. The success oh sued 'af the battle of Vanchanup has been fungi more considerable than was announced. The exasperation of the inhabitants the romitry is at its height. The..atroritie.: committed by the Cossack, silipti , s all that can be imagined In their ferocious intoxication they have carried their attempts to %yowl' of sixty years of age, and to young girls of 12; they have plundered and destroyed the habitations. The Teas:nits, breathing but vengeance, conducted by old retired mill tary men, and armed.with muskets of the enemy, collected. upon the geld of battle, beat the woods, and lay hands upon all that they meet They estimate already those which they have taken at more than 000; they have killed several linndretli of them. The Russians, frightened, turremler to our columns to find an asylum in them. The same canses will prodnee the same effects' thtotigliont all 'the empire and those.atmies which entered, they said, upon our territory, to carry peace, happiness, the it-knees, - the arta, ; thither, sbalifitul on it. their annihilation." P-A3i3 o Fta iO.-4-Her Majesty . the Empress and Queen has re ceivodlthe following news of the situation of the arttsiea to the Ititb of February • ig The Duke of Ragusa was marching upon Chalons, when he .learned that . a column of the Imperial Russian guard, composed of twndivisions, of Grenad;ers, was marching upon Montmirail.. He J cad about. marclied.nnen.the enemy, took &X) men, repulsed hhn ppoti Sezanne, from whence the movements of the Emperor have 'forced this corps to proceed by limed marches fowardi Count Groueliy; with the division of' iorantry of General Leval, and 'three diviVrinS•of the I St . eurps of •Lavalrv, liassed to . La Fertes.•ons- Joliarre. Tile advanced . poso Of' the Duke of 'frcViso had en sexed bassoons:. 2 . z • • • ---