The National Register.
London, England, 1814-03-13 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REMSTER.'

'MARCH 13._

TUECDAY'S LOADON GAZETTE.

F(►RIEIGN-SWFICE, MARCH 7, 1814.
r)i)patel.e!t. of whien the following are copie4 and extrart!), havi
hr c'.' day reetivtql floin Licht -Gown)) the Hon. Sir Charles
Wll:iatn Stewart, K.B. and the Right ltoit. Lord Burghers!).
Dim;..itch from the lion. Sir C. ll'. Stewart, K. 13. dated Chatiiton-sue

Seine, Plorchl, 1814.
'Ay Loun —1 It ive the tionocr to trausinit to your Lordship five
re-01 ti t‘llicti I have received from Colouel Lowe, detailing the
opt. J64)1414:0 liars 4.11 Blucher's army up to the 2tith of February.
I am, wit), great trittli and regard, my Lord, Sze.
CHARLES SIEWART, Lieut.-Gen.
Tu Welnot Castlereagli. oce.

Military Report from rf)t. Lowe, dated Head-Quarters, Army of

labs, Arcii•sur Aube, l..? 1). 20, 1314.

SIR —This army, in consequence of information from the grand
army, eloinge4 it• direction of in inch from that mentioned in my
repo-t of the 18th lionant. whole of it united anti bivouacked
la•t ~i_tot at to.• villaz.e of Soniniesons. It rests this day at Areis-
stir %%Me, -aid will probahl move to morrow to Merv, where it
loin the %s log of the grand eamy, supposed to be tiuw
helobled at DI oetir Troyes.
twoisril Coit.iscriaii proceeds this day to Troyel to concert ope-
ration. with the grand army. I have tile 11%s:1,mi. to be, &e.
LO 1V E, Colonel.

165

P.S. 23(1 February, nine p ni.—The enemy still remains on the
opposite sole of the river, but apparently n) no great force. The
I►ri.ige over the Stine has been completely destroyed 17 the troops
oti our side. H. LOWL, Colonel.

Military Report from Co!.Lowe. dated Head Quarters, Army of Si-

leeia.—Druuss St. Isthie, Feb. 23, 1814; three o'clock, p. m.

Stet—The enemy has been observed during the greater part of tide
day marehina cavalry, infantry, artillery, and baggage towards
Troyes--his force supposed about 10,000 men, of which 4 or 5000
arc cavalry, and a considerable quantity of artillery.
fly a letter receiired from a partizan officer at Morains. dated
yesterday, it appears that General Nariskchin, of General Winzin-
gerode's corps, occupies Ppernay, and has had parties at Dormatis.
The ::ar.:e letter says that Gi•meral Woronzott's corps was expected
to arrive at I(l2:..ittes of that day or the next, and that Gen 1311low's
was expected to be near Soisanna, whirl; waste occupied by the ene-
my, on General Wiazingerode's leaving it. The enemy has like-
wise, as the otticer writes, a carp; at Chateau TLietry, to watch
General Winziugerctle. nomic is also occupied by the enemy.
The Pritspian c t.f Lutzow is at Conasitray, and was to ad-
sauce to Feat, Champenaise. I have the honour to be, &e. •
(Siryned) H. LOWE, Colonel,
Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Sir Chafes Stewart, K. n.

Military Report from Cot. Evart', dated fread.Quarters, Army of
il;:g!urc. Feb. '24, 1814, -- 3 p. m.

;11arslial Blucher threw three pontoon-bridge% across
the Aube this morniliz, near Ranilenient, and crossed the whole of
lii, army, having rho! it dari:,g the night, without being per-
ceived by the enemy, trinn oppt-ite Merv, It bivimaeks this
it mid in the vicinity of this town, mid will probably more to.
inors.ow morning. towards Sezanne. RE ports have been received
that the ent-mv lait% heift,elf in lora!, conjectured about ten
tlinits:and men, Manumit, naarehing from Serume
towards Ctialons, and the above inoveturnt ii eniettlaied thereupon.

I hate the honour to be. &T.
Lip nt. netteral the Frormttrable H. LOWE, Colonel.
S r Chides Stewat t, K. B.

Military Report from Colona bare, dated Head-Quarto% Army of
tc-sous Jouarrc, Left Lank of the Lllarne, Feb. s;7, 1814.
Slit—A line I addresscd to you on the afternoon of the nth,
will have informed you of the retreat of Marshal Marmont from Se-
zatme, and of this army being in ptit snit of him, with the intention
of following hint on the next day to Ferte Gaudier. arrival at
Ferte (Lowlier, Field Niar•hal Blocher learnt that the enemy had
taken Ow direction of f{ehais, to which place he followed isim, and
halted tOr the night. Marshal 3l,:rniont had confined hi. route to
Ferte-sons-donarre ; the peasantly represeint him to be living in
disorder, and his troops seeking sheik rin the woods. At Relosi4,
however. it was learnt Ilia( Marshal Mortier, with the young
esoard, had marched from Clnitean Thietv, where he had been
some time in observation of I;tiseral Winzingerode, to effect a
junction with Dlarshal IVlarmont, flu it joint tbree an.otn,ting
to somewhat between 16 aiol .120.00;) oleo. pass the marine.
therefore, in Vie presence of such a force, with the probability
that ratonaparte. hearing of ilia march of the army of Silesia in this
direction, %timid detach as toree to the rear of it, heeame .In opera-
tion of great delicacy. The follini ing disposition was made :—The
corps of General liaron Sacke:i and General Conut Langefois were
&recto!! in match on Coolomiers and Chailly, and to pursue their
route thi.s morning tow,seds I%leaox. The corps of General D'N't rek
and Gen"ral Kleist, after baiting fin the night at, and in the
cici-
nity of Reititi,,, were orderA to march this morning to Fel te-sonA-
J unarm General Kort, with a reserve of three thousand cavalry,
formed the rear guard at Ferte Gaudier, The deinonstrreimi to-
wards Meaux had all the effect decired. The two Frette4 -Atarshals
who had united their force at Ferte-sons-Jonatre, precipitately
abandoned the town, leaving the river its front of it open to the es-
LibliOnntot or pontoon-bridges in every direction. Some yli,Trs
got over in small boats, and took poisession of the tow)). thd
the enemy made Isis stand in this point, 31e;inx, or Trivat
in the vicinity of it, woold have been that whcse the pas,n,ye
have been effected, this army, by its dispositions, having been eq"..llY
prepared for either.
Two pontoon-hibiges have been thrown over the river, and t!!e
;irmy is already a clicral on it. The dispositions tar to-morrow :via
.egidt trout the reports receked durinK the night. In for nie.ol tong
intinination has been received of Gen.
Wiazingero de and ton
BUIO ff having been about to forma junction, it .
nction, an 4 suppote.
.