The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-08 00:00:00

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OFFICIAL. BULLETIN.

"' FOREIGN-PFFICE, MARCH 7
, .
Dispazclles have been received from Lord.
CASTLEREAGH, dated Chaumont, the 3d instant:

" It appears, that after Prince SpIiWARTZEN-
BERG had determined to retire from-Troyes, Mar-
shal BLUCHER was attacked by a strong corps of
the enemy at Thierry, when an accidental fire
haring broke out in the quarter of the town he
occupied, he was forced-to abandon it, and to
form at x short distanCe from it in the plain.—

The. enemy passed over his advanced-guard with
a viewi6 conunence an attack, but was driven
back through the town mitts Foss. Marshal MAJ-
.
onga then marched with his army upon Sczanne
to'attack the corps of Marshal MAamosT, which
lie drove across the Marne: and having sent his

fight. troops-into Meaux, lie so alarmed MA amo.wr
hat he quitted Fert6-sous-Jouarre, in which lie
ad retreatitcf, and enabled Marshal —LUCHER to

ass the Marne at that phee. The Marshal was

illcommunicati9n with General WINZINGERODE.
General Bui.ow was advalcing to jOin
Maitmot4T bad been joined by IVler:ihal MoRTIEII,
and their joint forces ,amounted to from 16 to
20,000 men. During these operations BLICiNA-
PARTE bad endeavoured to torte-thy positions on
the Aube. The enemy bad obtained possession
of Bar-sur-Aube, and bad taken positions in its
front, when Prince SCHWARTZENBERG determined
to attack- him, and, after a well. contested

hroe him from all his positions, anti through the
.own of Bar-sur-Aubc, with -the loss of SON

In eOnsequence of this advantage, Prince
SCHWARTZEI4BERG determined to drive the enen‘y

om Clairvaux .Fant'elle and S. Usage, which was

effected.

Intelligence being received that BUONAPiRTE
was marching with part of his artily on Sezanne,
to act against ,Mar6hal litxgitetti Prince SCHA-
WARTZENBERG hail ordered an immediate advance

upon Troyes. •
" It• is undeAtliod that BUONAPARTE, leaving
45,000 on the lines of Troyes,
.had marched with
the rest.Of his army. against. Marshal BLUCHER 5
but there was every reason to hope that the Mar-
shal would be able to form a junction with
WINZINGERODE, BULOW, and WoxoNzow.
h e corps of ST. PRIIrST was arrived at Vi-
try. Goneral ST. JA GO was to join him from

General FR IMO*T , on the Ist, attacked the
enemy's rear-gnarl, and overtlar2v, it near Vun-
dcravre, where be established his head-quarters.

" A force bad been ordered to reinforce Gen.
BUIiNA ; and General BIANCHA'S caps was or"-
dered.npon Dijon.

" The Plenipotentiaries remain at Chatilion."

The Duke of YORK ifttroduce!'. TAYLOR
:0 the PRINCE REGENT jeStkrd, )1"1 his return
rota Holland.

Yesterday Lord CONTRANE had a long inter-
view with Lord MELvILL.E, at his office at the
Admiralty. '

lt is understood-that Gencnil TAYLOR brought
Over to the Princess Cv.A.P.LoTTL;
,ot WALES a
packet, containing
_a portrait of the
Heredlary.Prince of Oe.ANGE, richly set in dia-
monds.

Baron WESENBi.T.P.G, the Austrian Envoy,
had a private t•intlince of his Royal klighoess the
PRINCE REGENT, and took leave previous to his
departiire from England.
The Bishop of Soma and MAN, and the Dutch
Ambassador, paid their respects at Carlton-house
yesterday.
We arc happy to learn, that Captain PHILLI-
MOItes wound is not considered dangerotui. The
ball has been extracted; • and this 'gallant Officer
is in a lair way of doing well. •
It-is said in private letters that a flag of truce
has been sent to Bayonne, requiring; its surrender,
which being refused, a bombardment was imme-
diately begun by the Spaniards, the:British forces
having advanced across the Adour.
In one of t the late affairs, Marshal BI.IiCHER
was struck on the foot by a spent ball ; but hap-
pily the gallant veteran received no injury.
Private accounts represent the alarm at: Paris
to be excessive. It was generally understood:,
there that Lord WELLINGToN had crossed
.the
Minix, with a well appointed army of above
100,000 men ;_and though the newspapers affect-
ed to say that his Lordship had abandoned the
idea of advancing, nobody was so credulous as to
believe that statement. _ .

From The Mario Militar of Tarragona; of the
4th February, :
" BARCELONA, FER.S.—This morning the French
Government entered by surprise the different con-
vents, and put the inmates on board a number of
vessels, and haVing thus conveyed them to a short
'distance from the city, they were set atliberty to
proceed whithersoever they pleased. The pur-
pose of the enemy seems to have been to acquire
possession of the little property that remained to
these religious establishments.. One friar named
SAPENa reipained in their hands.
" The Govrntr.en,i has laid an embargo on
every. description of Meat, arid no peasant is al-.
lowed.to enter the fortress, but to assiSt in sup-
plying the markets.
". 'Since the departure of Marshal Sucher, all the
gates, New-gate excepted, have been closed. At
nine thi's morning a quantity of artillery was-sent
up to the. balw,aoc,of the seminary.
" The garrison of the place consists only of
about.sooo men, principally conscripts.",