The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-30 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, Nov. 24.—They write from Cologne
under date of the 20th, that a part o the :fluty
underthe orders of the Duke of Tarentc, has put
itself in motion to march upon Wesel and approach
Rolland. Other troops, which are successively
arriving, will replace those which shall hare set

out.
Nov. 23.—His M9esty the Emperor to-day
presided at a sitting of the Council of State.
,Majesty appeared this evening at the Opera, be-
tween the Play and Ballet. Ile was received- with
unanimous and. reiterated applauses. I.lis Serene
Highness the Ps ince Arch-Treasurer of the Em-
pire arrived
m this niorniiyi in this cani.tA•
e Isom ...ILA 'nee, tinder- date of the
19th instant— , ,
" A repot t is in circulation in this town, that
the Allied Armies are about tit be separated and
divided into different corps, which shall he spread
in very extensive cantonments. The difficulty of
procuring provisions is, it is said, one of the Orin,
cipal causes of this measure, occasioned besides
by the necessity of 'procuring repose to troops
worn out with fatigue, and iu want of every
thing."
Nov.22.—His Majesty the Emperor had, to,
day, in the .Court at the Thullleries,' a review of
the different corps of troops, infantry and caval-
ry, when he received a great number of petitions,
presented to him by military men: Ills Majesty
discoursed for a considerable length of time with
the different chiefs of "corps ;, and having during
that review appeared at some grating which en-.
closes the Castle, he was received with cries of'
" ilve l'Empereur !" by the numerous public.—
The soldiers, whilst defiling before his Majesty,
uttered the saute acclamations. His Majesty the
King of Rome, dressed in Uniform; walked for a
long time in the middle Of • the troops.. This re-
View commenced at ,10 o'clOek, and eitneluded at
half past twelve.
' Bois-Lu,Dup, Nov. 1 G.—They are busily occu-
"pied from all pares in this department, in convey-
ing goods and provisions to Wesel, for the provi-
sioni::g of that,place,
NemetscuLpi, Nov. 13.—We have seen pass
through here many waggons laden with necesiaritao
'for provisioning Wesel.
CoLoGNE, Novi 17:—Yesterday an
.inhabitant
of Cologne, who was upon the right bank, ap-
peared before Mehl he stated that there were no-
longer any troops tkere, and requested that iii y
should conic and ttke him. A Colonei of lancers
sent beyond the river a yrconnoissance, which as-
sured itself that in effect the Allies had gone to a
diNtalir C
BAYoNNE, Nov. 18.—The Duke of Dalmatia
this morning made it recounoissauce upon toe
enemy's line. It gave rise to it very brisk engaue-
mem?, in which the Ziglish suffered mach, We
_bad but one inau killed, and about, thirty volti.
gents wounded. The increase of the waters has
carried away the bridgei of the Bidassoa ; the
Nive itself has overflowed. The Anglo-Portugnese
army has offered much front wont of provisions. ,
They even want salt, and make enormous sacri-
fices to procure it.
STaat.susio, Nov. 19.—Two days ago were
burnt tho 4 houses of the village of Kehl, which
had not been destroyed, in order that the advanced
works of Kehl may not be incommoded. These
works have been augmented by new redoubt* and
intienehments. .Tbe enemies, who she Wed them-
selves on that side ;Tahiti' tranquil. We are
assured that they are A:iv:lrian troop;.
LIUPE, Nov. 19.—A. letter of the 17th inst.
written from Aix-la-Chapelle, gives the.iollowing
intelligence, which is cerium : •
"'Marshal the Duke of Tarente Is still at Co.
10gne ; be extends his command to !troll. Ile
has under his orders several Generals of Division
and Brigitte, itith a consi,lerahle corps
All the left bank of the Ithipe is glied with troops

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anti artillery. 'Wese!, Juliers, arc in excellent
condition. We ore, ii) short, in , a very scenic
attitude." •

MILAN, Nov. 19,—The army, since the battle
of CaMicro has returned to its. first positiols
round 'Verona, All is in the most perfect tran-
quility here.