The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-09 00:00:00

/aim of, the Allies, and of striking at their commit.
'stations with the Rhine, intendinuat the same time
to liberate the garrison of Meta. Fee this purpose
he moved by Chalons
bon Vary mad St. tNsier, his
itool.quarters being on the 2.24 at Obeouste, between
the two places. Vary was held by a smell Prussian
garrison,,, which refused to surrender.
The extent and nature of this projedt strastully ado
certained en the 23d. A movenaret was immediately'
resolved upon Vitry, to secure that place, and to en.
deavour to cut off the corps of Marshal Macdonald,
said to be on the left bank of the Marne, between
Chtdene and Vitry, to operate a junction with the
troops under Gen. Wliallogerode, which had Sifted
upeln Chalon', arid to unite both armies.
'iheir Majesties the Emperor of Russia and the
King of Prussia left Troyes the 20th, and had their
quer tern at Pougy. The Emperor of Austria moved
hit head-quarters no the 19th to Bar-sur-Seine, with
ill-the Cabinet Ministers, and came the 21st to Bor.
enr-Ache.
On the evening of the 23d, the army broke up
from Pougy, and having marched by Ramerne and
Dompierre, assembled at day-break near Sommepuii;
but the corps.*/ Marshal Macdonald had crossed the
Marne the preceding day, before it could be hate-
cepted.
On the 23tb, the jonction with General Winsin-
gerode sea effected at Vitry and Chalons, and tbb
Sibtsiast army carne's bin reach of co-operating .with
the Gtlitil Army.
On the 23tb, Ce)
and *rend other

obsetto. 01.S001Petn,
itsteistrilkett by.
Pate cops of Manhole
were- fnehd .44, Vat:
artispn buck with.losg,.
of Paris. On the
acid Field-Marshal
at FerynChampenoise„
Field-Nterseal Blucher
sad continued to mar
In the course of that ;._
died cannon and nine thousand prisoners were
token, several Priers% Officers. At the affair
near Fe* Champenoise, Colonel Rapt'', late
Camp tocaneral Moreau, was unfortunately
tilled, while ezhorliug the French, to surrender, and
Can3pbell,,who is on this service, and who
lies been with the advanced. Russian corps in all the
affairs since his return from the siege of Dantaiet•
was severely Wounded, baling been run throogh the',
body by • Russian lancer, who mistook him fora*',
enemy during One of the charges: I am happy to sey'
there wits every reams to expect his recovery.
• On the 27th, the Imperial and Royal heaa-clusr-:'
ten were at Coalonners, and the Silesian army
reached Meaux.
On the 2Stn, head-quarters at Quincy, Bridges,
were preparing at Meaux and Tripod. The Silesian ,
' oriny advaeced to Clays, in front of which town
` s mere action took place, iu which thirene_my: wes
erosised.
lt
On the 49th, the Emperor and tU ings- with
Field-Marshal Prince Schwartertiberg, eroseertile'
Marne at Means - the enemy being still is pos.
*easiest of the w:aeds near Ville Parfait and
be was atteckettasnd driven. beyondotnisdy t

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fat of Bonaparte, ad the desire of peace, htlittiietee Severities; they afforded him ample opportunity to
the first and demist wish.
lia
TO by the events of the last twQ
of the Paaalanai*ll°: avert his ruin by the seeeptaace a equitable condi-
day. ...a been:Wan' 1 tines of peace; they spared his capital
itpeted from a system of terror and eon/04m. im. ; , , - (for who,
possible to describe, 'while they have been kept is as : "ir doubts that they might lens age, have advanced
ignorance, by the arts of falsehood and deceit* two ;.t00.11)i • di-
till be had declsitely rejected those cop
credible for an enlightened people, and Wooer*. , dims; in all these -partitelacecthey acted with perfect
hei(sittle t# the reflecting part of mankind. .. "'- , 1 usildtration, consistency audpredence. In all these
The cavalry, under his Imperial Big hlllit
ilf. particalarathey pursued the policy webs,. constantly,
Grand Arch-DukeConstantine, and the gun . sit . recommendisd, and which has
,bases cotistestil re.
the different Allied- forces werw formed in columns
early in the morninglon the solid from Bondy to Paris.. probated by many of oar c"ntelDPlrariec* In dal
The Emperor of Russia with ill his Staff, his Gene- transactions which have taken piece In the French
rats and their suites present, 'proceeded 'to Pectin, ' capital, the conduct of the' Alliei has been equally
where the King of Prussia joined bkes with a similar commendable. Instead of adopting theadvice of the
cortege ; these Sovereigns, serroufided by all the
sanguinary zealots of England, to reduce one of the
Princes in the army, together with the Prince Field- .
elites
first cies in the world to ashes, and its numerous
Marshal and the Austrian Etat-Major, passed through
and refined population to wretchedness and
the Fauzbourg st. Martin, end entered' the barrier woe, we
of Paris about eleven o'clock, the Cossacks of the behold them employing every means to alleviate the li
guard forming the advance of the march. Already evils inseparable from the entrance of a hostile force,
was the crowd so enormous, as well as the action. and watching with the 'tenderest care over the pre-
dons so great, that it was difficult to move forward,
e** lb • •
sent comfort., as well as the future and permanent
but before the Monarchs reached the Port French
Martin, to turn on the Boulevards, there. Was' e• prosper.l ty of the
meral inspessihility of proceeding, all Paris Wylie& establishing enconditionally the milled family by
to be assembled and conoentrated in one spot etto6 force of arms, they empower the eminent persons
animus, or spring, evhleotly directed all their mnve. Who -at present possess the greatest share of po-
silents, they thrUnged ivi such masses round the Km. velar coefideuce„ is framing such a Constitu.
peror and the King, thatwititell their condescending ti. ' '
and -- ir - ;Oita their hands , .on ' , may secure the people's right. Instead of
familiarity
fugitives, who. hied Jo*
ire foreigkcessn.
and decayed Tighe of
. their long separation,
interest or feelings with
ing on seett persons
welfare of France re-
and the political in-
hereafter to be governed,
qualified by a long
'her Government, by a
)terests of society, by

azinsmis Otriegt two 0%,
We **jest informed of the arthil of two,
and four at the Admiralty, otte of "Ma hiebrarght
two French' Meets, with white eockiffek
hats, said to be deptiteil to oar Gore-wont
new Authorities in Viris. A report is
that BONAPALITX has advised the srmy to
ledge the new Government 1 and it is forth.,
ported, that the Mlles bate appropristed an
in the Mediterranean for BONAPARTS to resort
The other chaise has brought Linda. Pus '4'
the flag-ship laying off Boulogne, but tie pai
have transpired.

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eNiirhin reach of co-operating .wttn peror anal toe rung, inetwnn,eii incur cimucsvou....s aon es ea the /*opt°' r
. y secure s
and gracious familiarity, extending their hands ort .
. • to the illustrious fugitir
Lien. Winsitigerode with his own, all sides, it was in vain to attempt to 'atilt .0e 44t • •
et e ' 'canal&
r corps of cavalry, being left to populace. They were itivelpraterr 9 , ~. 1 . ..,
..._ t ~ .
iy, the naked
.0141401, foe", :.‘ir u-' miff - - . .
... - . - , Op.ineputated and
rapid and egniinned !punkas • 4W. A. Pliiiir,4 " life noctiberttleurs;" _" , - .. , 'Way,' which, from tbei
in'4 1 1 t air alone resound with these pods, los ,t
Masishisia Me e
qt find blastkiVider acclamations, if possible, they wbre - . ••;- 'be no community of inter'
iltib mass • instead of callini
%try sad Sommesous, and !Of. with those of "rice le Roil" " Fire bowie it , ri„,"44....16&__
S loss and plaited in the di on " ripe ks Bourbons," " e boa to Tree' • 'Oh' !lir Orli" t what the present 'elf"
v
he 25th, the Emperor, the Kink, white cockade appeared very generally ; soy a oafish they submit her destiny, an
al the Prince Scbwarisenberyi were the National Guard. whom I saw, rears thittifri. stittstbsos by which. she is hereafter
,noise, and on the*tith at Trettaux. The clamorous applause of the multitude Wei,* Ito dig-consideration of persons cv
!ocher was at Etoges on tits Stab, coaded by a slmtiar demonstration from all BEM esna"aloe In the affairs of her 1
march on Meaux by Montssirail. houses along the line to the Champs Ensiles, ketti.: &on with the existing inter
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that week not lees than one hull- handkerchiefs, as well as the fair hands that vet*. ,I t
__.l .:-. •it wr•• a rui nAt Antari Were
Amok- seemed iti trintinued requisition. In a 1 R, the Weal possession of the poop

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