The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-09 00:00:00

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`cOrpa of -Austriani alfeßay i he
neighbourhood of Dijon; will he fiaced under the
ordei of Gel\erkd Bianca. The fiht corps of re--
serVe under 'the Prince titf Besse, already in ad-
vane.e of Basle; will be added to this arniy'.

Colornbc, Feb. 2G, 1814.
My Loin,--;:Prince SebvVartzenberg has this
day detvrmined to move the corps, of Generals
Wr'ede and Wittgenstein to-morrow upon the
road of Vandoeuvres, and the corps of the Prince
Royal of Wurtemberg and General Giulav, upon
the road. between Bar-sur-Seitie and Chatillon,
.The enemy ,advanced this evening upon Bar-
sur-Aube, and ocetipied that town, Gen. Wrede
retiring-from it Upon the enemy's approach.
General \Vredc received afterwards Prince
Sehtvartzenberg's order to retake the place. I
ant happy to stare that this was effected without
loss on-the part of the Bavarians. -The enemy
was driven from the town at the point of the
bayonet,- and with considerable loss. The Rns-
sian•guards and reserves have already arrived near
Langres.
The corps of Prilice Maurice Lichtenstein has
moved to Dijon.,:here it %via be joined to the
corps of General Bianchi.
I have the honour to be, &c.
• G3d
The night Hon. the Viscount Castlereagh,
tte. - - -

P. S. Corps ..of General Wreck is this clay at
Bar-sur-Aube._ The corps of General Wittgen-
stein in front, of Colonibe.. Generni Giulay is at
Arcenh.irois. The corps of the Prince. Royal of
Wurtemberg at Montsaons.
ISURGHERSII.

Dispateh fro:O ',ond liurgliersh, dated Heights in front of

Bossancour, 27th Ft 1814, seven uclucli, I'. 'AI

Tl' Loßt),--1 yesterday had the honour of in-
forming you, that after Bar-sitr-Aube 'had been
taken possession of by the enemy, it was re-taken
by the corps of General Wrede. 'clic town was
afterwards again taken by the French, the
suburbs remaining in. po,sesSion of the Bavarians.
I stated to your Lordship, that it was Prince
Schwartzenberg's intention to *attack the enemy
this day on the road to Vandoeuvre. I have now
the satisfaction of reporting to you a victory which
he has obtained.

In the rally part of the morning, Prince
Schwartzenberg found the enemy in possession of
Bar-sur-Aube, having passed a consider:l4le Co-
lumn on the heights in the direction of Levigni.
The object of this movement was to envelope the
corps of General \Vrede, in position in rear of the
town of Bar-sue-Aube.

The corps of General Wittgenstein was as-.
ambled', as 1 have already informed your Lord-
ship, in front of Colombe. Prince Schwartzen-
berg directed it to pass in the rear of the. position
occupied _by the corps of General Wrede, and to
attack the corps of the enemy moving towards
Levigni, on the right of General Wrede.
. General Wittgenstein arrived on the heiglts on
which he was directed, about twelve o'clock ; the
contest he had to maintain for the possession of
them was most severe. Prince Schwartzenberg,
in many instances himself directed the attacks of
the Russian troops ; in one of them, l am sorry
to inform you, he was wounded, 1 hope .slightly ;
but in any case the glory of the day has remained
with him. The French troops have been driven
with considerable loss from all their positions on
this side of the Asibc. Count •Pahlen succeeded
in doing them most material injury while passing
at the 'bridge of Doulancour.
General Wrede has established his advanced
guard to,Spov, upon the old road to Vandoeuvre.
The enemy appear to have had Marshal 'Victor's,
Marshal Oudinot's, and part of Marshal MAcclo-
nald's corps, engaged in the action of this clay;
their loss has been from two to: three thousand
men. Their discomfiture, after the victories Of
which of late they have boasted, has been most
complete. The enemy willbe pushed to-morrow.
in the direction of y Vandoeuvre. The Prince
Royal of Wirtemberg and General Guilay have
arrived near Ilar-sur-Seine, and will attack that
place to-morrow. , .
. I have the honour to he, &c.
• BURGHERSEL
To the Right lion. Lord Viscount Castlereagh, &c.

Extract of a Dispatch from Lord Burghersh, to Viscount
Castlersagh, dated Colombe, March 1, 1814.

After the capture of Bar on the 27th, and of the
whole position of the enemy on this side the Aube,
Prince Schwartzenberg yesterday pursued the
French across that river, and established his ad-
svanced posts of cavalry near Magny on the left,
and Val Zuzenay on the right.
On the evening of the 27th, a report was re=
ceived front the Prince Royal of Wirtemberg, that
the corps of Marshal Macdonald was in position
at Clairvaux and La Ferte-sur-Aube.
Prince Schwartzenberg directed the Prince
Royal, natwithstanding, to continue the move-
ment which had already been prescribed to hint
upon Bar-sur-Seine, and to attack the enemy ei-
ther at La,Ferte, or in any other situation in
which he should find him. Till the success of this
operation was known, Prince Schwartzenberg
determined not to risk the infantry of the- corps
which had fought in the battle of the 27th across
the Aube. This obstacle has, howeveelpow been
removed. The Prince Royal succeciled yester-
day in driving the French from their positions.
The corps of General Ginlay, which was placed
under his. orders, attacked and carried the town
of La Fertc. The Prince Royal took possession
of Clairvaux. These successes having been ob-
tained, the two corps advanced upon Pontette
and St. Usage, where the enemy occupied a po-
sition of considerable strength, but. which he
abandoned on the appearance of the Allies. The
head quarters of the Prince Royal were yesterday
at Champignole ; he has •advanced this clay to-
wards Bar,sur-Seine; The result of his opera-
tions upon that place is not as-yet received.
In a, letter from• General Tetrenborn, dated the
27th, from. Vertus, it appears that'officer was at-
tacked on that day by four' thousand of Buona-
parte's Guards at Fere Champenoise : be had re-,
tired flout that place to Vertus. Buonaparte him-
sclf was at Arcs, and a considerable corps of his
army was marching upon* Sezanne.
Upon the receipt of this intelligence, Prince
Schwartzenberg determined to push the' cops
of Generals Wittgenstein and Wrede uppn Vita-

'A'6euvre. They at that place to-mor-
arrive
row, and will afterwards advance upon TrOyes.
It the corps of the Prince Royal of Wirtemberg
ana General Giblay have su&eeded in establish-
ing themselves tbis (lay, at Bar-stir-Seine, they
will be directed, by the left of the Seine, to act
also upon Troyes.
forgot to report to yoor Lordship, in my
last dispatch, that the fort of Salines had surren-
dered to the Allies.--=-Tho corps of General St.
Priest is arrived at Vitry-sur-Marne. General
3ago was at Joinville, with orders to join Gene-
ral St. Priest.

A report has just arrived from General Fri-
mopt, detailing the success of an attack he this
day made with the cavalry under his orders, upon
the rear-guard of the enemy near Vandoeuvre.—
General Frimont pushed the enemy beyond that
town, and afterwards established his head-quarters
there.

Admfraily-Office, March 8, 1814.
Extract of a Letter from (captain Lloyd of his Majesty's ship
Plantai;enet, addressed to Admiral Sir John Warren, trans-

miner! by the latter to John Cr()tier Esq.
H. M. S. Plaiiiiiganct, Berm :la, Dec. 21', 1S 13.
I beg• leave to'enclose son a tilt of vessels taken and de-
stroyed by his Majesty's ship under my command, between
the sth day of S'epteniber last, and the 17th instant.
[Here follows a Lint of twent -six American vessels of diffe-
rent, Descriptions.]

At the Court at Carlton-Fiouse, the 7th of Mareh,_lBl4,.pre-

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sent, his Royal t lit:Prince Ite4e-n,t in Council.
His Royal Higlin-'!ss. the Priece Rrgcnt in Coittici!, in 'the
name awl on the behalf of his Majeiry, was this day pl,asod
to appoint Sir Charles Vockerell, of Seastmeote, Dart. to he
Sheriff for the Comity of f;leacroer, in the room of John
Hooper Holder, of North Cerney. ; and Thomas-Peck-
ham Phipps, of Compton, Esq. to he Sheriff for the County of
Sussex.

Carlton Ai-arch 7, 1314

This day his Excellency Count Merveldt. General of Ca-
valry, Ambassador Extrioritinary and Plenipotentiary from
his Maje,ty the Emperor of Austria, hail a private audience of
hi, Roy .1 Highness the Prince-Regent, to deliver his Creden-
tials ; also Baron tie Wessenherg, Envoy Extriordinary from
his Imperial .MaYesty, had his audience of leave of his Royal
Highness the Prineoßegent : to which they Were respectively
introduced by ',be Earl of Liverpool, and conducted by RObert
tThester, Esq. Assi.stant Master of the Ceremonies.

War-Qtfice, March 8, 1814. -
4th Reg-intent of I)ragouu Guards, Cor:iet•T. B. Berridge to
he Lieutenant, by purchase, rice Price, who retires.

:3(-1 itegitnvitt- of Dragotms.

To be Coructs.--William Semple; Genf- by pnrchaso, ticc
Haynes, who retirei. Richard Archdall, Gent. without
• purchase, vice Lerch, promoted.
4th Ditto,. (;entleman Cadet Fre:lerick Polhill, from the
Royal Military College, to be Cuinet, by purchase, vice
Hamilton. promoted.
13th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Acting Veterinory•Snrgeon
John Constant, from the DepOt at Brighton, to he Vete-
rinnry Surgeon, vice Chard, deceased. •

Ist Reiirn,,ot of Foot Gannis. CAptain W. Miller to he Cap-
tain of a Company; atui Lieutenuat-Culonel, vice I\lajur-
General "Kelly, drceased. _ •
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Samuel Hurd, Gent. to be Ensign,
.by purchase; vice Tre-
' lawny, promoted.
9th Regiment of Foot, Ensign llon. F. Curzon, from the. nth
Foot, to be Ewigu, vice Kenny, who exchanges....
14th Ditto, Augustus Frederick Francis Adamson, Gent. to
be Ensign, without pnrchasei vice Crokcr, who resigns.
15tliDitto-, Lieut. 'l'. Reeves to he Captain of a Company,
without purchase.
Ensign It. nyrne to- be Lieutenant, vice Reeves. T. Mina-
sell, Gent. to ,be Ensign, by purchase, vice Illingwiorth,
pro noted.

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26th Ditto, John E.Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice King,"who retires.
30th Ditto, Captain A.-Gore, from half-pay of.t he late Loyal
Cheshire Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Kelly,
who exchange 3.
38th Ditto, Ensign George Parke, from the Westmeath
litia, to be Ensign, without purchase.
39th Ditto' George Gordon Philan, Gent. to be Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Plunkett, who resigns.
40th Ditto, Ensign Ross to he Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, rice Johnstone, promoted.
Ensign G. Booth, from the 48th Foot, to be Ensign, rice

43d Ditto, Ensign W. Allen to he Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Williams, who resigns. . .
Wm. Cradpch, Gent. to ho Ensign, by purchase, vice Green,
• appointed to the ad Dragoon Guards.
45th Ditto, Th:js. neppon Vavasonr, Gent. to he Ensign, by
ptirchase, vice Crawford,,promoted in the tali Foot..
47th Ditto, Ensign .1. Uttiache to he Lieutenant, without pug-
chase, vice Forbes, promoted.
48th Ditto, Volunteer Fleur)• Spaight, front the 40th Foot, to
be Ensign, without purchase, vice Booth, appointed to the
40th Foot.
49th Ditto, Ensign D. O'Brien to be Lieutenant, vice C'hins,
dead of hi.s wounds. Volunteer Allan Nl‘Nab, from the
100th Foot, to be Ensign, vice O'Brien.
52d Ditto, Richard Draeicen, Gent. fo be Ensign, by purchase,

Vice Holman, promoted.
80th lAtto, ,Ensign P. Ntnzent, from the 83d Foot; to be Lieu-
• tenaut, without. pnrctmse.
Ensivi J. Connell to be Lieutenant; vice Penne-
,

deceased.
Volunteer J. from the 59th Foot, to be Ensign, vice

Connell.
77th Ditto, Ensign A. Campbell to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Fyler, who resigns.
Wm. Buvreft, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Campbell.
[Remainder of tht Promotions in our nest.]

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
M. Price, Princes-street, Lambeth, whiting manufacturer.

BANKRUPTS.

J. Dempsey, Coleman-street, City, tailor, t.o surrender,
March 8, 15, and April 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Hindman, Basinghell-street.
A Lewis, Vine street, Piccadilly, merchant, March 12, 19,
and April 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Parnther and Turner, Lond,u-street, Fenehureh-street.
S. Allen, Fish-ponds, Stapleton, Gloucestershire; parchment
manufacturer, March 12, 19, and April 19, at one, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol. ,Attornies, Mr. Big g, %rah-
ampon-buildings, Chancery-lane, Loadon; and Mr. Big g,
Bristol.
T. IVinterherry, Folkingham, Lincolnshire, victualler, March
24, at four, 25, and April 19, at eleven, at the White Lion
Inn, 'Newleaford. Attornies, AL:sirs. Cheales and Forbes,
New Sleaford ; and Messrs. Lambert and Son, Bedford-
row London.
W. Willis, Gloucester, bacon dealer, 'March 21, 22, and April
19, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies,
Alessi's. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Ina, London ; and G.
Martin, Bristol.
C. Hodges, Ringwood, Hants, stationer; Mardi 12, 26, and
April 19; at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Blake, Clement's-lan' London.
I'. Fryer, Chepstow, Alonmonth, farmer, March 21, at six,
22, and April 19, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Glou-
cester. Attorney, Mr. Jessup, Jewin-street, London.
E. Pith, Exeter. paper-maksr, April f, 4, and 19, at twelve,
at Phelps's Rooms, Plymouth Dock. Attornies, Messrs.
Lamb, Mutton, and Hawke, Princes-street, Bank of Eng-
land ; and Mr. Tink, Plymouth Dock.
E. Arthy, Liverpool, druggist, April 5,6, and 19, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper
and Lowe, Southaalpton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lou-
don; and Mr. Kidd, Liverpool.
M. Nightingale, Manchester, linen-draper,llarch 18, 19, awl
April 12, at eleven, at the White Bear inn, Manchester.
Attornies, Messrs. Blakelock, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street,
London ; and Mr. Morris, Manchester.
R. Westlake, Kingsteiuton, Devon, limeburner, March 30,
31, and April 19, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Attornies, Messrs. Collett-and Co. Chancery-lane, London;

and Mr. Turner, Exeter..
M. Price, Princes-street, Lambeth, whiting manufacturer,
March 15, 22, and 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,
- Messrs. Murray and.Washrought, Sun-court,
T. Aciumh, Wednesbnry, Stafford, victualler, March 12, 22,
and April 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Hughes, Dean-street, Fetter-lane.
• DIVIDENDS.
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'March 29. T.'Montieth and J. Sequeira, late of Grace-
Thurch-qtreet, London, druggists, at eleven, at Guildhall—
March BU. C. LOgan, S. Lenox, W. Welch, and P. Stubs,
all of Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the Glebe Tar•er%