The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-24 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAPERS.

PAU, JAN. 10.—On the 4th Lord Wellington
quitted Jean de Luz with three English regiments.
On the 6th he advanced towards Mendioude,
whither the Duke of Dalmatia had proceeded ;
there was a brisk discharge of musketry, but the
bad state of the roads rendered. the movements; of
the artillery so dificulc, that this. affair had no
result. It is,'howevee, certain that the English
had a great. number ,wounded, and that ditr late
movements have compelled the enemy to re-
nounce all their preparations .for the passage of
the Adoer. The national guards of this depart
ment; in provisional activity, •have made. a for-
ward movement. A part of them are at Irrisari,
under the direct orders of General Harispe. The
rest have been'sent to St. Jean Pied-de-Port, un-
der the orders of Oeteeral Biondeau: According
to the accounts which We have received froth the
districts that have been occupied by the enemy,
and partietilarly from La I3astide, they committed
every kind of excess 'whilst-they reit-tail-led there.
They, took from the inhabitan s even. their 'last
morsel of bread, and plundered them of their
linen and every other article that was portable.
Some of the soldiers, on falling in ivitA the pea-,
cants in the fields, robbed them of their shoes,
.and the very cloathi'upon their backs. .The
fortunate population have consequently witnessed.
the return of our army with'the greatest joy,
DIJON, JAN. 12.—The enemy's parties having
slime themselves in the environs of Gray, they
were driven away by the dragoons,. gendarmes,
and the national guards, assembled by 'the SenatOr
Count Valence. .The inhabitants of 'Chalons-stir-.
Saone have palisadoed their bridges, and broken.
down those in advance. M. Pastoret, Auditor of
"the Council of State, marched at their held se-
veral leagues from the town. They bravely
charged 200 "of the troops who intended to attack
them, killed some, and put the rest to flight. As
it was announced that the enemy was about to re-
ceive reinforcements, the inhabitants of Charolais.
descended from their mountains to the stu-cour of
the Chalonais; and drew themselves two pieces
of cannon from Orenzot. ' A veteran ofT4oer di-
rects these brave people in their measures of
fence. At Tomlin and at Maeon,.the most ener-
getic measures have been taken to repel the efie-
my, should they appear there. The spirit of the
people is excellent in the 18th military div'sion,
The courage of the peasantry is above all ex-
pression.

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11IONT DE MARSAN, JAN. B.—Since we have
commenced forming companies 'of tree corps, all
flig/,/,Theinesimve r;sep en
warfare is equally adapted to the nature of the
country and the character of those active'and in-
trepid mountaineers. Accustomed .use their
fowling-pieces with address,they frequently till tliP
videttesand pipets of the chsmy. Only 41 men
and women are now to be seen in the villages
bordering on the Pyrenees, 111 the Men from 18
to 45 being under arms..
METZ, JAN. 13.—Qur national guard is or,
ganized. It is commanded by GenEral Cosson,
who was voiuided in the battle of,Wagr'im.
neral I-Ingo has the command of Thionville. There
has been a severe frost for some days past ; the
Moselle is frozen over.

,BESANcON, JAN. 10.-•-,ShICe yesterdiiv tho cue,
my have made na progress ; the snow falls in
abundance, and retards his operations.
LYONS, JAN. 6.—. The movements of the Alljed
Army on Geneva caused sOrne alarm in this.toln;
some part of the enemy having advanced no the
road of Seypel, augmented their fears.: Already
sonic timid iiidividwds bad packed up their effects
to'send them, off, and it appeared as if the enemy
were at our gates ; but now thart the measntes
taken to oppose their"progress are known, as the
levy in. mass is ready to act, and, the enemy, ,Ana
their part, are become alarmed, and hesitate
how to proceed, the public fear has 'ceased. 'Tt is
reported, that-Geneva has been abandoned by the
enemy.

VERSAILLES,, JAN, 13.---The levy of 300,000
men is proceeding with the greatest activity and.
800 men have cet off for their destination other
detachments will soon follow, ' . • ;,,_
GPENOBLE, DEC. 30,---The levy of 120,000
'men orde►ed by the Senate on the 9th October,
1813, has been_ long since finished. That I o 1•
300,000 men has been executed witlinut inter-!,
roption, and withthe greatest °►cier. The 1111;11-,
ber.Of men going to the dificr:iit corpS Of the ariny
bireaey amounts, for the last levy', to 1.45. Whey
set off in high spirits, and -with. the greatest en,
thusiastn. . 1< _

CH AXiIERI, JANT„.7.—They are organizing in vur
departinent a free .corps,•theeqmposition of whirl'}
is CXCOleilt, Eich eanunnutiurnishes a vilunteer
taken fpoin men who hilvy
•'COLOGNE, JAN-, accounts frinn
Nime'guenr, General Molitor it arriyed at Creveldt
with considerable reinforcements; and-the 4itke;or
Turente hasestab!:;bed his head-quarters al \Ten-,
10a,.. The enenly ar,.! .-I.nde.rnach,but General .lac,
iluenet occupies Bonn with the ch'apiO'ns incl a
corps (it infantry, having his acivancce.postt, at
Reniagen. , ,A.
NcoN-A, PEc.,2B.,,,Lieutenant:Generq,l Caras,
Cosa, conimancling trie first Neltrilitan'clivisidca,
arrived-on the 24th at Vane, ,and:etr:a:blislied-- his
head-quarrersthere by the ist of... January we ex.,
pect here the hussars at. the Ne:ip.ylitat) goard,
and the.headt quarters 'of his Majesty the Ding of
aples.-
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(.41.,-UNPNT, JAN. 10.—..-The llarsbaj anke
Trgviso is arrived at Langres. A regiment nt
chassearS of tfle o'Li guard, also arrived,in
gown, and llTTllltNti;itely."begnn the putsoie of the
-encmy's parties which, 4a4 appeared 94 the P 444
s,?fr aysilv4lot,