The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

Pittus, MARC!! 20.—The enemy's army which
had passed the Seine at Pont and Nogent, :having
learnt. that the Emperor; Master of Rheims and
Chalons, was marching upon its rear, began its
retreat on the 17th, and on the 19th tr).ok t#p the
bridges which it had thrown over at Porit;
gent, and Arces-sur-Aube. The Emperor of
Russia and King of Prussia were with the column
which was marching from Arces-sur-Aube upon
Villenexe. This column was very near being cut
off, on the approach of the French army, de-
bouching from Epernay by Fere ,Champenaise.
The Emperor of Russia retreated with .all haste.
upon Troyes, whence the head-quarters of the
mperors are returned to Bar-sur--Auhe. (Moni-
tear, March 21.) •
PARIS, MARCH 21.—0 n the 15th and 16th nu-

onerous reinforcements of troops arrived at ttlieims,

which have been reviewed by his Majesty, the Em-
peror. It is affirmed that General Langerm) has
died at Chalons-sur-Marne in consequence of an
illness.
The Duke of Dalmatia has made a movement
in advance. His head-quarters were .at. COnc..liez
a Carlin.

The 10,000 men from the Duke of Albufera,
and the column which has debouched upon Pied=
mont, are arrived at Lyons. These reinforce=
ments, and others which have joined-the Duke of
Castiglione; have put it in a very formidable con-
dition to act against the enemy.
Regiments of troops of different arms-continue
to pass through Paris, and take their route to-the
Grand Army. Battalions of the National Guards
of the Departments also repair to this city. Those
of the Department of. the Orue arrived here yes.
terday at noon.
NAYON, llaacnl7.—We are still in the hands
of the enemy's troops. It is difficult to describe
the vexations to which all our inhabitants, "Oiith,
out exception, are exposed. However, we sub.
mit to all the demands and all the requisitions that
the enemy makes. The houses in . the suburbs
have been wholly stript. • -
MEA.ux, MARca 18.—Colonel Simon, COM-

warding the first free corps,of Paris, having re-
ceived orders to clear all the country:it the envi
roes of Meaux as. far as,Sezanne, in traversing the
41epartment of the Seine and Marue,•andhopes to
deliver itfrom the brigands who still infest
He. has orders to call-nu the National Guards to

have the tocsin sounded, to issue proclamations to
excite the inhabitants of the towns and the country
to defend their homes against the insults of the
enemy's parties ; he will, when he has _accom-
plished his object, repair to the Emperor's head-
quarters for fresh instructions. General Lefebvre
Desnotiettcs is recovered of his wounds. He has

just taken here the command of a very fine divi-
sion of infantry; cavalry, and artillery, which im-
nzediately set off to join the grand army.
RHEIMS, MARCH 16.—Yesterday, the Emperor
reviewed numerous reinforcements that were ar-
rived in this town.

One of our columns has adyanced upon Clia=
lons, where it will soon enter, anti where it is
hoped, that it will get possession of some maga-
zines belonging to.the enemy.
It is said, that the Russian General Lan'geron
has died at Chalons-suf-Marne, and .that he has
been buried there, with all military honours. -
PARIS, MARCH 20.—T0-day, 20th of March,

being th'e anti'versary of ±lie birtk-clay of he
king of Rome, bih 4lajesty has received the ho.
ihage and the congratulations of the principal
persons in the Empire. To-day; at two o'clock,
Wet litaiesfy the Empress took a *alk on the ter-
i•aoe of the ThnilleFies.

The garrison of Bergen-op-toom has made a
very s'uvpCssful sally, and taken the Commander
of .the English troops besieging it.
A irencliman is come back from Dresden,
where he had been made prisoner; infornis us that
he did not see a single corps m All the parts of
Germany' through which he travelled, nor yet on
the banks of the 'Rhine. All the enetny's re-
serves had joined him before the haq. ;
thus lie bas not a single reinforcement to hope
for.

The fine and numerous column of new troops
broughtby General Jansen, which the Eni peror
reviewed at Rheinis, was composed of old sol-
diers, who are impatient to meet the enemy. '
Accounts from Switzerland, dated at the be-
ginning of this month, tells us that many cantons
reject the arrangements proposed-by the Allies.
There is a general fermentation in people's minds,
'and it is difficult to foresee where it will stop.
The Empress of Russia is arrived at Berlin,
where she haS btien received withthe honours due
toltei• rank.

The Miniiter. of Jnstice.of the kingdotUof Italy
has just published a Decree, recalling all the sub-
jects of that kingdom; ►V 110 without the Emperor's
iiertuissiOn are, in the service of the Kitig of Na-
ples. They haile a delay of three months from
the Ist of February.
FIa:P.ICH 'FUNDS, March 19, 48 fks. 25 cts.-
I.34ink Actions, 655.