The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-11 00:00:00

iThijor-GenefalPßlNqLE, anti Lieiit.-Col. Bnuct,

of the 39th.

The 39th and 92d Regi!ilents

are noticed as having distinguished themselves,

" The fort of Ja.e4 is reported to have surren-

tiered to a part of Gen6.til,LllNA's division.

other part of this corps now blockades St. Jean

Pie de Port."

Mr. 'limas, the Messenger, has just arrived

with Dispatcheti from Lord CASTLEREAGH, the

contents of which have not yet transpired. We

shall probably lime iwe►ii in a Second

and our Readers may depend on us for the itl-

formation, as Soon as Government makes it

know".

THIRD ED tTION,

NO ARMISTICE.

" FOREIGN OFFICE, :Ninitezt

A dispatch ills been received from Lord

BURGHERSII, dated Troyes the 4th inst.

" Marshal OUDINOT had been defeated be-

teen Bar-sur-Seinc and Troyes • by Prince

SCHWARTZENBERG, 10 pieces of cannon and 3000

prisoners were taken'.

" The French then evacuated Troyes on a ca-
pitulation, anti were pursued on, their quitting
the town, and many prisoners were made.

ALL DISCUSSIONS RI:SPECTING AN
ARMISTICE WERE A r AN END.

The Plenipotentiaries were still at Chatillorr,
" The Allies have advanced as tar as Nogent,
the bridge of vrbich the enemy lad destroyed,"

PRINCE SCEIWAIIVVENBERG.-This distinguish-
ed Chief is a Noble►nan of one of the first fami!ies.
of Austria ; as he is a direct descendant of the

house of Savoy, his grandfather ha .;tig nElrried a
Princess of Lichtenstein, who was a grand-daugh.
ter of the King Of SARDINIA. Prince 'ct-twAtur-
zEsnEßG derives his title Iron) a Priocipainv of
.that name in the German Empire, of which he is

Sovereign Prisee ; he also possesses very consider-
able estates in Bohemia. He is now only in the
46th year of his age, having commenced his mili-
tary career at a very early period of his life. He
was Ambassador to BUONAPARTE'S Court, and
gave a grand fate at Paris in celebration of the
marriage of NArotno.N •to the dangther of his So.-
vereign. His Highness commanded the Austriin
contingent in the Russian campaign ; he after-
wards returned to Paris in his former character of
Ambassador ; and on the Emperor FRANCIS join-
ing the Coalition, he was appointed Generalis-
simo of the Allied Armies.

We record as a circumstance highly to the.
credit of British female feeling, that some Ladies,
peculiarly sympathising with the distresses of their
own sex in those times of suffering, whuliy their
own, have combined their energies, and have pre-
pared many distinct parcels, each containing the
following articles :—A blanket ; sonic mothers',
girls' and infants' flannel clothing; mothers' and
infants' caps, and shirts of muslin and calico ; one.
cotton handkerchief, which are now shipping !smut.
Sunderland to Bremen and Altona, as' presents
to the distressed of their own sex, and as sliewing
a commisseration which does them the highcs;

honour.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, RAMSGATE, MARCH 9,

" A very melancholy circumstance lv:ippened
here yesterday :—Mr. BEAtivols, a Frenchman;
who had for some time kept a school in this town..
a few days ago felt himself under the necessiry
calling his creditors together, when one of thews
threatened to arrest bins. 'lbis had such an'effo-:.k
upon the poor man's mind, that yesterday nfcer-
noon, it is presumed, he jumped oil the Pier-
head, and was drowned, as he was observed to
go' there, and has not been seen since. 'Aka
-have been . dragging for bins since last'evening,
without success ; an account has been- J,lst (!1:1!f
past three) received, that his body i conic „„
shore at Pegwell .13hy, but there is not tii!sz.. to
ascertain its accuracy."

The demand is so great in consequence of the
extraordinary richness of the Wheel, that !scat
doubts are entrtained whether a Ticket .or 41,3. re
could be procured on Saturday ncxt at any prict.,
The Drawing begins very early oa Monday mo;•n-
-ing.

Coltx-Excnn.sgE, Matzen arrivals this mornin;T
were not numerous, Wheat fuily supports tht. prices of
Monday, -and other kinds of Grain were brisk, at the f011,,v:-
ing advance from the prices of Monday; Barley 2s. 'bait
Oats Is. Tick Beans 2s. Grey Pease 4s. and Boiling Pea,: 25.
per quarter. In Rye there is no alteration.
SMITHFIELD, MARCH (I.—This `day's Market was not w,l
supplied with the various kinds of Cattle; Mutton and leorl>
were dearer; Beef and Veal sold at last prices, and the trade
in general was not user brisk. The sales in the liay-m;.67,..-4
were some vhat dull : Straw fetched a better 1-1:q arti
Clover euutiutte the saute as per last.