The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-02 00:00:00

VREliell PAPERS,

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Elms, Nov. 28.—Private letters from Wan!,
dated the Pith instant, confirm the intelligence
of the Emperor living arrived at Smolensk on the
Bth of November. . • - . .
Accounts of his Majesty had been received at
Wilua, to the 10th; lie • continued .to enjoy very
good health. Nothing - remarkable had taken
place at the army) .2
Waasaw, Nov. 7.—The General of Division,
Inspector of Cavalry, iosniecki, has arrived here
from the Grand Army.
Nov..lo.—The last news we have received from
the corps untlei' the orders. ef Prince Scliwartzea-
berg, is dated the sth inst.. ' On that day his Higli-
ness had hi head-quarters.at &tisk ; the advanctld,
guard of the • 7th corps ,ilivoutacked at Osia, and,
the rear-guard was at Polleky, They write. from Wilna-,7'that, on the 34 st •of
October, the
.2d and 9th Corps d'ArrneeS coin-
mantled by Marshels Geuvion St. Cyr, arid the I
Duke of Beiluno, were-united behind the Gina.
PosEse, Nov. 13.—We -yesterday and to-day.
have-seevepass three detachments of infantry), arid{
a detachment of Saxon cavalry, with a;remount of,:
1.75 horses. .
Tire considerable corps .of iNfarshal the Duke of
&Dun° is tz..- march towards. the Duna against,
the Russian army commanded by General Witt-
genstein. We also hear that.a part of this cops
is to be advanced upon Minsk, to unite with Gene
Dornbrowskis corps.
DARAISTADT, N0v..20.--We continne to have
the most tranquilisingintefligence respecting the
state of the French and Allied Armies• in the
North, and respecting the cont-ingent of the Grand
r.Duchy of Hesse, • which consitutes a part of it.
This contingent, in consequence of the reinforce-
ments ithas-received, is note above its comple-
ment. The troops. destined to complete it in fu-
litre' are already perfectly organized and disci!. e'
plined, so that it will.be easy immediately to re-
pair all the losses our brave troops 'nay suffer. , -.
- dopEzenskGata, Nov. 14.---All. the intelligeace '
which arrives from Russia is extremely me-7`',,r,
-laucholy. At Petersburgh, they have sent away
all their effects of value—a part to Archangel, and '
a part to Finland. Letters from Abo announce,
that they shortly expect Baron Armfeldt there,
who is to make preparations for receiving the Tin-
perial family, in the event of its beinis obliged t)
quit its residence. A gm-it Ip-umbel• of vessels
have left our port•inlesliast they are.going to
Finland.
Paesesicta (SestN), OCT. 31.—The Anglo-Spa-
nish army appears to have separated. 'We are as-7
sured Castanos has marched upon the Asturias
:and GailiCia, and. Lord Wellington towards the
Agrieje. It le asserted, that there subsists a mis-
undeestandingf, always increasing, . between the . •
Spanish, the ,English, and the Portuguese troops; -
2:t -least it was already evidently so. at Buq;os.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 21.—We have received here e;
accounts from the contingent of his Royal High-
ness to the .;rand army 9f the North. This con-
tingente after baying for • severalsmontlis acted as % •
Gardes de Cote at 'rarer and Brenzerlehe, has re-
ceived
orders to proceed first to Hamburgh, then to
Daatzie, afterwards to Konigsberg:, and mest by
,this time have arrived. at Tilsit. The Generals Of . f
Division, Cana St. Cyr, and Loion, under the
command of whom this contingent has hitherto • i
been, have expressed their particular satisfaction i
at their good conduct, and the manner in which • .
they have performed their maneeuvres at the diffe-
rent reviews. His Royal Highness has given the • '
most positive orders, that the contingent shall be:
constantly kept complete. Several reinforcements
have been sent off for that purpose, and more will
be sent.

Nov: 23.—0 n the 31st of October, the two s
corps cl'arrnee of the Duke of Bullinio and COunt
Gouvion fit. Cyr, effected. their junction on the
left bank of the Duna.

' Nov, 24.—The General of Division Valency Itr
rived yesterday from the army,' on his way to
Paris.

GENERAL,
_STAFF OF THE CITY OF, PARIS.
PARIS,. Nov. 26.-7--Military men who arrive iu
Paris, either to sojourn in it, or wait orders from
hiS Excellency the Minister at War, neglect,
for the most part, and notwithstanding the dif-
ferent notices periodically published in the jourtrals,
to present themselves at the General Staff, where
they ought to tppear, and cause themselves to be
registered, which occasions delays in the execu-
tion of the orders which have to Le communicated
to them.
The General comman-ling the •st Military Di-
vision, and the City of Paris, renews the order
to all military men passing through the capital,
or-before taking up their abode in it, to present
themselves within twenty-four hours after their
arrival, at the General Staff Office of Military Po-
lice, Place Vendome, No. 7.

In respect to Generals and superior Officers, it:-
will be sufficient that they send their :addresses,
declaring the time, akid in virtue of what wder
they are to remain at Paris'..

'rile General of Division commanding the.lst„,,‘,4iiitary
Division, and City of Paris,

(Signeii)

CO;:nt MULLIN.

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Reinforcements are forwarding' to Lord
I.INGTON. Six troops from' the following, three-'`
regiMents--the 10th, 15th, and. 18th, .re under.
orders to proceed to Portugal; under the ccnithand
of the gallant General STEWART. •