The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-16 00:00:00

Paris Papers to the 12th arrived last. night,
and they are, as all accounts from Paris most at
this eventful period be, of great importance. 'The
Naliona/ Register, whose authority we yesterday
quoted as of that respectability to entitle its
statements to credit, was, we find, perfectly, war-
ranted in mentioning the return of. BUONAPARTE
to Paris on the oth, for though the Renegade had
not ventured personally within the walls of that
city, his presence at St. Cloud may, for all poli-
tical purposes, be reckoned equivalent to his pre-
sence in the eapitA. • ,
These Journals contain two of the documents
which have superseded the Use of the I.3olletin in
the Despot's service. The. first is the of3d of No-
vember, and relates to some circumstances eon-
nected:, with the battle of Ilanau, upon winch it
throws some curious light. It seems that Le..,
FEBVRE, With the cavalry;• forming the right of the
Army; at tine close of that action, found himself
at Brukultel, very unexpectedly in the presence of
6or 7000,B.ussian and Allied cavalry. These, we
are told,i, be charged, and of course routed.
Now Brukobel is ' about live mites only from
Hunan to tine North of that place, and on this
side of the River Keutzig, which there flows
into the Mayn. This is the most singular
that could have been moiled for meeting with
an enemy who was asserted to have fled in com-
plete disbrder in an entirely oypositc direction,
namely, towards Aschalfettberg, which is nearly
South from Hanau !--but the. Corsican's dis-
patches have of, late been very unceremonious
with the topography of countries. in Which he has
obtained victories. This single: fact contradicts
every particle of the assertion tiatt thellavariatis
were defeated on the 30th.

The day following the battle
.(the 31st),. the
routectAilies were, it is affirmed, in full retreat ;
but BUONAPARTR, who has become wondrous hu-
mane and sparing, did not cause to pursue them
for the pleasure of cutting the throuts of four or
five thousand poor Bavarians-4le therefore fled
himself, and 'left BERTRAND on the Kenty.ig to
cover. his retreat —But the discomfitted Allies
were, by no means so mee:Mul and peaceably
disposed as the considerate C01.6.1CR0, itiste3d of
availing themselves of his goodness, and retiring
as ciatietly as he was inclined to permit, the rest
less, ungrateful, and impudent fellow) returned ;•
yea, verily, . •

Shout Unite o'clock in the afternoon, the enemy, know-
ing• that the, army had filed cn, retraced his steps; hoping to oh-
tain,Grue adrantagesover General Br.teransu's - •
For this piece of presomption,and manners,
they were however, if we believe the French PUpers,
severely punished ; for the divisions MoilAtm and
.GUILLEMET billed and drowned 3000 of theta! !.!
But there is still another and a more remarkable,
result in this tight than any to' which we have.
yet sllutlecl, The Allies being beaten. and
driven up the Maya to Aschaffenburg, which_ is
about thiity miles frwn Hamm, pushed a divi-
sion on that very day, the 30tli„ into Frank-
fort, which is down the river, and -about.
thirty miles front Thm. In fact, the Allied
army in this instance seem very much. to have re-
sembled a thunder-4torui, for they moved in di-
rections entirely opposite to the elements opposed
to theta.; and when the wind appeared to blow
them .due east, presto, we find them roaring and.
flatuiti away due west.
General NVitEDE is mentioned as having beets
mortally wounded, and all his relations as having
perished in the battle : the impious conclusion
drawn front which is, that the vilest monster that
ever disgraced humanity is the peculiar favourite
of righteous Ileaven " The finger' of Provi7
(fence" is again alluded to as plainly acting in the
cause of one who has made a jest of l!rovidenee ;
lint if We tare breught to acknowledge any specie!.
into:Terence in 'Abe,e events, it wo!ild be to say
that the at.th. of Provide"nce is indeed extend-
ed in wrath to smite. all those who have in. any
way abetted the villauies of this Demon, an awful
warning- to 1)411'm-id to mankind, and a prelude
which will render the, rival retrihution to be
poured on bits own guilty head niore dreadful anti