The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

iiolence. •

PARIS, MARCH 22.---Her Majesty the Empress
Queen and Regent has received the following
intelligence of the situation of the Armies to the
20th of March :
"The Russian General Wittgenstein, with his corps of the
army, was at Villenose. Ile had thrown bridges at Pont,
where he passed the Seine, and he marched upon Provins.
" The Duke of lirentum bad united his troops at that
town. On the 16th the enemy manoeuvred to outflank his
left. the Dulte of Reggio engaged his artillery, and the
whole day pass'ed in cannonade. The movement of the ene-
my append to be upon Provins and Nangis.. On the other
side theVirince of Sehwartzenberg, the Emperor Alexander,
and the Kkig of Prussia, were at Arcis-sur-Aube. The corps
of the Prince Royal of Wirtemberg had moved uprin Villers
oux Coraeilles. Gen. Platow,. with his 3000 barbarians, had
thrown hi self upon Fere Clidmpenoise, and Sezanne.
" The Emperor of Austria had just arrived from Chau-
mont at Trr,yes. The Prince of the Moskwa entered Chalons-
sur-Marne on the 16th. The Emperor slept oil the 17th at
fiernay ; on the 18th at
,Fere Champenoise, -and on the
19th at Nancy.
" Gen. Sebastiani, at the head of his cavalry, came up with
General Platow at Fere Champenoise, overthrew him, and
pursued him to the Aube, making some prisoners from him.
" On the 19th, in the'afteinoon, the Emperor passed Aube
at Plancv. At five in the afternoon be passed the Seine at *
ford, and turned Merv, which was occupied. • ,
" At seven o'clock at night Gen.Letort, with the chasselurs
of the guard, arrived at the village of Chatres, cutting off the
road from Nogent to Troyes, but the enemy was already in
retreat. Yet Gen. Letort came up with his park of pontoons,
which hats served for the bridge at Pont-sur-Seine, took them
all,
.and a hundred baggage waggons; lie made some pri-
sOners. _ _ .

,c On the 17th Gen„ Wrede retrograded rapidly upon Arcis-
sur-Aube. In the night of the 17th the Emperor of Russia
retired upon Troyes. On the 18th the Allied 'Sovereigns
evacuated Troyes, and proceeded in 'all haste upon Bar-
,stir-Aube.
" His Majesty the Emperor artived at Arcis-sur-Aube on
the 20th, in the morning."

PARIS, -MARCH 22.—The place called Rabas-
tiens, from whence Marshal Soult dated an Order
,of the Day .some days ago, is /to the north of
Tarbes, and is riot to be confounded with the
town of Rabastiens between Toulouse and Alby.
.The two small towns of Garlin and Conches are
on the road from Tarbes to mount de Marsan : the
movement which the Duke of Dalmatia has made
in advance in that direction cuts off the enemy frbm
the two roads of Audi and Agen.- - The position
of the Marshal leaves him master of the greater
part of the defiles of the Pyrenees, and permits
him to continue his free communication with the
army of Catalonia.—Stocks 21st March, 49.
PARIS, Marten 22.—Reinforcements of troops'
are marching from Paris and Versailles -upon
Meaux ; in a few days .there will be upon that
point considerable forces, which will advance.
Yesterday 600 cavalry set out for this destination ;
1.-day and to-morroiv there will as many more
set out. It is to the military historian, to whom
it will belong, tip point out at one view the skil-
ful manoeuvres by which the French Emperor has.
a.* baffled the designs of two•enernies' armies,
which appeared determined to.assemble under the
walls of Paris. From his departure, on the 27th.
Feiruary, from Troyes, to the 20th March, he
traversed aline of 120 leagues in different direc-
tions, and has been present in seven grand affairs.
The enemy has been repulsed to the distance of
50 leagues from Paris, in the two directions of
Mezieres and Bar-sur-Aube.
SAINT MALO, MARCH 16.--The frigates La
Nymphe and La Medusa, which sailed froth Brest
in the latter end of November, returned from their
cruize on the lfith February.
The Gazette de France contains a long Report
from a M. 'Du •Colombiei, of. alleged excesses com-
mitted by the Cossacks at Monimirail from the
25th ult. to the 12th inst.—They are accused of
having sabred the town council and guards, ra-
vaged the farms of the mayor, so as to occasion a
loss of about 400,000 franks, and of having vio-
lated females of all ages. in the open streets:—
French funds 48 f. 75 c.