The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-19 00:00:00

OFFICIAL REPORTS. OF THE GRAND'ALLIED ARMY.
Headquarters at Altkirch, Jan. 4; 1814.
General Count Wrede having seth 'forward
Lieutenant naron Gagern on the road to Lune-
vill, with a corps of light cavalry, he fell in with
an enemy's piquet at Lure, whiCh he drove hack.
In the town were twenty-six chasseurs and 20
gens-d'armes, who came-out-and waited for Baron'
Gagern. • He immediately attaeiie.d_Aud_put them
to flight, sabred fifteen men, and took nine
horses.

The General of Cavalry Baron Frimont had,,on
the 31st of December, made a reconnoisince from
Ensisheim upon:St. Croix, under the direction of
Count Hardegg. Colonel Baron Mengen led the
advanced guard, consisting of three divisions,
and received orders to attack, with the first
son, all the' advanced posts which the enemy
bad placed on the road) and, if possible, to enter
St.-Croix with the flying enemy, at the same time
to cut off his communications, and pursue him to
the other side of the town : the two other divisions
were to post themselves on the right and left of
the place. The enemy's videttes and advanced
posts were overthrown and cut down; some troops
of cavalry, however, stood readylo receive our
brave men, though after a severe onset they were,
driven through the town by Colonel Mengel' :.
but some of them fired from the windows of the
houses on our men ; and on this occasion fell the
brave Wolff, Adjutant of Prince SchwArtzenberg's
balans ; and Lieut. Baron Molivily was wounded.
As, however, the dense fog which came on (lid

not permit us to reconnoitre the enemy's positio❑
between St. Croix and Colmar, and arrange an
attack. General Hardegg withdrew his troops to
their first position. The loss of the. enemy in this
affair was very considerable; 11 prisoners and 30
horses fell into our hands : our- loss was trifling.
In the mean time,COlonel SCheibler, with 150
Cossacks, and 50 hUssars, surprised the enemy be-
tween Rusterbeirn -and -llessenheim, and drove
him,baCk to the glacis of New Brisach ; we took
11 prisoners and 20. horses.
The General of Cavalry ,Seheither has taken at
Ncufville, (near Neuchatel), a'quarter-master, 2
corpovals, 12 privates, and 20 horses. Lieutenant.
Field-Marshal Bianchi,: who /besieges the fortress
of Befort, drove back the enemy in a late sally,
and/took prisoners ,an officer and 8 privates.

Head-oparters at Lorrach, Dec. 29, 1813. '
INfajor Woeber, with a corps of light troops,
has reached Villers and Danvan, and advanted.his
fore-posts to the Doqbs. The main body of
Marshal Lieutenant Count Creunevilles.4ll.-
vision has already reached Porentruis 3 the rest of
it marched upon Delle, by which means the com-
munication with the corps of Bavarian troops
which is at; Befort is maintained. The advanced
posts of this division already cross the Doubs.
An enemy'sdetachment, consisting of 18 gens-
ll'armes, attacked on the 28th of December one
of the fOre-posts of General Frimont at Ceruay :
a private of the Szeckler hussati, named Sigis-
mund Toeth, satv himself surrounded by five
gens-d'armes ; he wounded four of them, and
brought o!F the sth as his prisoner. The rest of
the enemy's detachment was routed. by Lieut:-Col.
Dealt, who made several prisoners.'
The Field-Marshal Commanding in Chief has
bestowed the silver medal on the above mentioned
Toeth.

HAGUE, JAY. 15.—The Spanish soldiers who,
in consequence 'of the insurrection' in Holland,