The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-22 00:00:00

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.11,0WEit Rai E, JA v. 4.--(Frciii Aran.)-The
information from Friburgi in the'Brisgau, is as
follows
The scene is tompietely changed, and the
.theatie of war, by the rapid march of tlit whole
army) is removed to Switzerland. - Notwithstand-
ing the innnensf: quantity of troops that have al-

ready pit sed onward thither, .others are still pro
ceeding in the awe direeti9n, and are ft-Mowed
again by numerous reinforcentents ; ,at this nio•i;
,went 60,000 infantry, {_it'd 36,000 ca,valry, have
- ken announced as tipproaehLil; and which are to
be provided forliere,Miting four days. Of these
Count -Plato commands.3o-,000 Russians,.. and
the rein4iiider will Consist-principally of Prussians.
To-day 30 ovens, and the 'bakers.- attached to
them; have titer' sent after the army."
BER , PO..2s.—Thursday arrived here a re:
ginient of litissars,..a battalion of sharp-
shooters, and a battalion of Yagers; also passed
through the haissars of Blankensteiu and Kiett-
niayer, besides twO•parks,of artillery and several
waggons, with pontoons and 'boats for bridges.
The.regiment•of dragoons of the Archdhke John,
the same .which 'took Vandamme
.prisoner near
Cult!), xcached us in the evening: They were
101Iow-ed the regiments Bellegarde, Vogvlsang,
and-several others, ,and'fhe greater part of these
troops: resumed their march. His Serene High-
ness Prince Lichtenstein i. here, as likewise
Count ,Bunna.- Ndt only this town, but the ad-
jacent. counzrk is tilled with •troops. The march
Of detachments flirOngli 11tisherg, and theUeigh_-,
baurhood situated :near Mohnt Jura, is not less
considerable. The same is the state of thing-s at.
Neugstadt. The French Douauiers, and other re-
venue ofliCers, have all- fled.

MU ESE,
JAN. 14.—The formidable station, Be-
fog,. has--been summoned by General of Division
t;oitut Ilechling. The garrison answered to the
stIMMIMS, that order's haci been given to defend
the place to the last extremity. 'the Comniandant
.added, that he was ready to set the town on tire
in' the fulfilment of
.his duty,. 'but he at t to same
time recommended the protection of the Blirghers
to the GenerA of, the besieging fOrces.

Dining these proceedings MajortfGeneral Count
Derot arrived at purentn, dispersed a number of
itouaniers, and sent the Captain of the Staff,.
Ateidegger„ tO make an attack on Blamont. The
light cavalry entered by surprtze the gates of this
fort, and,at fall gallop took possession of it with-
out any resistance. _

The forkified ca3tle of Ulaniont contains about
400 inhabitants. Twelve-pirces•of heavy cannon
and one IS ineh—inortar have been found, there,
with a w•eat quantity of amnianiiion, which now
will be employed-figains'Lthe enemy.

VRANKFO;ZT, JAN. 3.-Lninediatelv on his ar-
rival aeneral Count Wrede caused filmingen to
be reconnoitered, the-following night he directed
a tower adjacent, which was a station of the
enemy, to be stokmed. Subsequently the enemy
made
.a strong sortie,•when he was repulsed. The
first parallel hefOre that tortess bus been opened,
and hos been carried as for as the Prenoh redoubt~,
one of. ‘vhich has been' taken. -ksecond parallel
is already completed. On the night of the 30th
of December Hamingerr was bombarded for four
hours, and,several hay and straw magazines were
set on fire. The following" night the bombard-
want was resumed.