The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, MARCH 29.---On the 26th instant, his
Majesty the Emperor beat at St. Dizier general
Winzingerocle, took 20Q0 prisoners, cannon, and
,many baggage-waggons. This corps has been
pursued far.--(Moniteur.)
PARIS, MARCH 34.—The Emperor is on his
march since the 27th to come to the assistance of
the-Capital: To-day the Dukes -of Treviso and
Ragusa effected their junction with the troopi
commanded by Generals Coupons and °mans,
The enemy's army, which has passed .the Marne
at Meaux, will have to fight troops of the line,
powerfully seconded by the devOtion of all the
.citizens and the zeal of the national guard. They
will fail in their attempts, eve 4 should the Em-
peror not be in their rear.---(Gdzette de France,
Journal, de l'Empire, and Journal de Paris of the
30th March.)
Yesterday a great.number of troops, infantry
and cavalry, trains of. artillery atirl eAttipag-e, took
the road of Meaux. Batteries have been esta-
blished upon the heights in the environs of Paris ;
and in front of the principal entrances flitches are
cut, and entrenchments thrown up in,the avenues.
Troops of the line have also been placed from dis-
tance to distance on the outer Boulevards ; re;zi-
ruents of different kinds have also repaired to ViU-
cennes.:

LISt.B, MARCH •24 The enemy left Orel:lies
On the 22d, after hiving, Committed all sorts of
disorder. One of the leaders was heard to say,
" We have entered like 'sheep, hot We will quit
it like tigers." At Totireoing, whi-ther the' jia-
triots came every day, without being disturbed by
the inhabitants, they fired upon the Notables who
were in-permanence at the Town-honse. -
NARBONNE, MARCII French column of
6000 men, drafted from the army of his Excel-
lency the Duke of Alhiifera, -and proceeding to
Lyons, has just arrived en poste by Sigeau and
Narbonne. In spite of the hurry of these move-
ments, the greatest order reigned in the two re-
lays, and the inhabitants manifested the same
zeal as at the epoch of the passage of the first.
c6l',:tnn.

CAHCASSONNE, Alimen- 21. —The Department
of the Aude continues to enjoy the most perfect
trilnquillity. We arc otcupieci with zeal in the
x4;l,4ittitir.ts
_awl, national guards. There
arrive every' day at the chief place of the detach-
ments of
~troops, sick or wounded soldiers. The
inhabitants shew them all the succours of huma-
nity and benevolence.
by. JusT (Otsh), .M.;,ttc 2.(3,--=-\te arc delivered
from the presence of. the enemy, thanks to the
energy of the inhabitants of the neighbouring com-
munes, and the me.asures.adopted by the General
of the ,Department. When the enemy app card
in our commune, they traversed it in full speed,
end t stablish!id posts upon the Most import-
_ant points ?or their safety. We were soon
informed if what hatbpassed ; but kept down by
the presence of this corps, we were forced to wait
-for our deliverance from our
,neighbours. Our
hopes %vete not -disqpointed. The tocsin sound-
ed on all sides, and in the spare 'of some days
near ISMtJO men were assembled to march against
the enemy, who, not seeking a battle, hastened
their retreat upon Moritdidier, where they wc,re
pursued by our brave fellows. General Bulow
has, it is said, caused at Noyen ,the gate to be
vttalled up which leads to Compiegne.• it is,
thought that this is to prevent being surprised.
ROUEN, MARCH 27.—OlTences hi the forests
haye'for some days increased i.t different' parts of
the district of RGuen.- A numerous portion of
this manufacturing population, whose labours
have been suspended by -political circumstanaes,
went, into the Imperial forests to cut wood. Con-
sumers, more greedy than enlightened with re-
spect to their real interests, encouraged these of-
fences by buying the produce of these devastations
at a low price. The Administration has been
obliged to, use extraordinary means to put a pe-
riod to these abuses.

IMPERIAL PAR LIAMENT.

}MUSE OF LORDS, TtizsDAY, APTITTA 5.

Evidence was beard in Gardes' and Green's Divorce Bills.
The Bloxam Divorce Bill was rem', a first time.

Brogden brought np front the Commons the Salt Duty
whieh was read a first"tioae.
- The West" India Trade Bill, the West India Ships Bill, and
the Coffee Bill, were coraroitted, and afterwards reported.
The Writ of Aslistance Bill was read a third time, and
passed.
'The Marquis of LANsnowNE stated, that the Bepdrt of the
Committee on nip Corn Trade had been sent up horn the
Commons to theV Lordships.—Adjourned.

of the subject,' he shavild feel it his duty, when'
the subject was brought forward, to move, either
that another Select Committee should be appoint-
ed, or that. evidence should be produced at the
Bar of the House.
The Cochineal Bill'went through a .Committee.
Report to-morrow.--The Gold Coin Bill was read.
a third time, and pa'ssed._
(,fin the motion of Mr. TIT,,ii.t.A(;F., 'was order,
ed ?hat there be laid before the House an Account
of the Goot4 sold at the Sales of the `East ~tidia
Company, between March 1, 1812, and ?arch
1, 1813. Also an account of the computed Stot,..lt:
of the Company. up to the same period.

,ADJOURNMENT .
VANSITTAIZT Said, that from the present
state of public business, he believed it would not
be inconvenieolat if the House affiourned for the
Easter vacation to-morrow instead of Thursday.
If any Gentleman had any private business which
stood for Thursday, he begged hip to state it.
No MeMber rising', Mr. VANSITTAIIT, gave 110-
flee, that to-morrow he would move that the
House should adjourn until liNfouday se'unight.—
Adjourned.

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