The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-17 00:00:00

WM. DOMVILLE, Mayoi.
The Park and Tower gnni Were fired this niorn.;

lag at nine o'clock.

The French Papers to the 12th, the arrival and,
only'important,conients of which we inserted iOTHE
SHN of yesterday, furnish us, in our present extracts,
with more detailed particulars of the operations of
BCONAPARTE up, to the 9th, but they have lost all
their interest in the greater intelligence received
through Holland, It IS somewhat Vihimsical, how-
ever, while we are reading the accounts of the vic-
tories of, the SilesianArmy in our own Gazette, to be
perusing, at the same time, the French Documents,
which describe that Army as " wrecks" of corps ;
to compare the boasts of the Corsican, of having
" divided the E-etny's Army into two portions,"
with BLVCri ER'S statement,, that, " accord-
ing to the plan of the High Allied Powers,
the different Corps were to concentrate, in or-
der to form • two Army corps ;' and to he,
informed of the advance of our Allies to the gateS
of Paris, while ,the Parisian Editors are endea-
vouring' to terrify theth back to their own fright-
ful climate,, by descriptions of their formidable
'harriers, manufactorieS of arms, number of guns,
and the man oeuvres of the Polytechnic School

Corbiny, mentioned in the Gazette, is on the
right of the Aisne, between 'Rheims- and Leon,
and near the towns of Craone and Bery-le-bae:

Some doubts are excited what ier BUONAL'ARTE
was or was not present at the Battle of Leon, of

the9tli, some deserters having reported that he
set out to oppose SCHWARTZENBERG On the
night of the Sth with 15,000. It does not appear
to be very probable that, contemplating an at-
tack on the ensuing morning, BUONAPARTE would,
in any exigency, weaken his fume by so great a
deductison.

Sr. PATRICK'S Day ! We only 4rant News from
IVELLINGTQN to coniplete our picture !

There is .a report that Bergen-op-Zoom is in
flames; but we cannot trace it.
MACDONALD_ (Soi-diSalli Duke of TARENTimi)
Was buried-at Soissous.
The QUEEN continues confined to her private
apartments_Hin Windsor Castle, by a violent cold.
The Duke-of.Suss.e.x, we arc concerned to say,
is coil-Ina-at Kensington Palace, with his astli-

complitint.
On Monday a Cabinet Council was held at the
Foreign Office, on the dispatches brovglit on Sun-
day bi Major STANHOPE. At the breaking up of
the Council, Mr. FISH ea, the Messenger, was
sent off with dispatches to 'sir T. GRAN IN, and
the Earl of CLANCARTY, our Ambassador at 'the
Hague._
'Yesterday information reached -town from. the
neighbourhood of liambnrglr through Ilolland, of
the 4th inst. by which we learn that-. the, camp
fever, which hos committed such ravages in the

other cities of Europe that had been exposed to
the calamities.of war, has at length visited Ilam-
burgh, and we are told that a great number die
daily, both of th'e inhabitants and the military.
General TAYLOR left town on Tuesday evening,
soon after six o'cloqk, to'proceell on his way to
the Continent. lie is expected to return in about
a fortnight.
The" Malta Mail- has brought us letters from
thence to the last day Of the preceding year, with
the SubsetlUent information :
" On the Gth trade Was again suspended at Valetta, end
opened on the tath, in consequence of the disappearance of
the plague. On the 22d it was stopped by order of Govern-
ment, oq account of the re-appearance of the malady, hut
on the 48th, the cases not being fatal, the commercial inter-
course was renewed; the cases were these of a Maltese girl
and a servant of an Itaiie n merchant, who are both expected
to recover."
The letters. from Gibraltar, by the same oppor-

tunity, are favourable with regard to commeice,
which was returning to its ancient channel
throughout the ports of the Mediterranean. -
We have letters from Constantinople to the Milt,'
of January. it was supposed that the Turks-
would regain 'possession of their territories 'on the
shores of .the,Adriatic, the French troops having
been withdrawn ;'hut some difficulty %vitt probably
arise on, accottucof the pretensitins of Russia, and
the disposition,i):auifested by-the inhabitants of
Cattaro to place themselves under .thy protection
of the latter Power.
We are authorised to state, that in compliantse
with the wishes of many :71s.ubseribers of the first
distinction, the 'Tickets to Madame CATALANI'S
Concerts will be 'transferable from ,Ladies to'La-
Ilies and Gentlemen. to Gentlemen, in families
only. Further particulars, relative to these Con-
certs will be explained by HOOltittg and Sons,
Old Bond-street.

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. - A
foreiiin OE6 cer hai artived at this Ofgee,; ,
patched friliin krussels by Captain Ildu:nicio.4
SMrin, and tirWai'ded by Atl.nital YotAG.
lie brings a confirmation of the aceonnt oft
victory gained illy MarSHal 13ui6fiEit, at I~aon, ad
the 9th instant ; Ad gives verbal intorrnatiOn
the success was Olowed Up with great rdpic'it)i-.
during the I 9th and 11th.. Soissons had beet:
taken by. Storm. MarZlial ATAcLi*ALD and 6c.fie-
ral SEBASTIAN( were anlitingst the slain, and
toss of the enemy is reported-to. be irritnense.