Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

horting the French to furrendcr, & COL
Neil Campbell, who is on this fer
vice, and who has been with the advanc-
ed Rulian corps 10 all the affairs fnce
his return from the fi-ge Of, Dantzic, was
feverely wounded. having been run thro'
the body BY RuGian lancer, who mis-
took him for an enemy during one Of the
charges am happy to FAY there was
every reafon to expect his recov,ry.
On the 27th, the Ienperial and Royal
head quarters were at CouloHiers and the
oilesian army reached Meaux.
On the 28th, head quarters at Quincy,
Bridges were prepared at Meaux and Tri
port. The Silefian army advanced to
Claye, in front of which town severe
action took place, in which the enemy
was repulfed,
Z On the 2oth. the Emperor and the
King, with Field Martial Prince Schwartz
zenburg crofed the Marine, at Mcaux !;
and the enemy being fill in pofeilion of
The woods near Vile Pari6: and Bondi,
he was attacked and driven beyond Bondi
towards Pantin the head quarters were
efabliihec at the former Of thofe places.
Field Martial Butcher. the fame day
marched in two columns to the right !;
pointing upon Montmartre through Mory,
Draucey, and ST. Denis. 49, -
The enemy had improve8she defences
which the ground Afforded on Montnar-
tire, and in front Of il. by redoubt, and
batteries, and had comfortable force OF
regular troops near the villages Of Pantin.
Romanville, and Belle Vile. The navi-
gable canal, the woods, and houfes, to-
gether with fome ground, 70 deep as to
be nearly impaAablc for horles. afforded
comfortable means Of reGitance. II dis,
petition for general attack having been
made on the goth, the 9th corps, fuE.
ported by the grenadiers & rcferve, was
engaged at an early hour to prevent the
enemy from holding Pantin. -.
The remainder Of the troops, under
the Prince Royal Of Wur.emburg, was
to turn the enetiy on his right, and to
pufh on to occupy in fucceffion. all the
heights on the left Of the road to Belville
incluGve. The day was con6derabIy ad
vanced before the troops reached their
feveral petitions, and the enemy made .
determined re6itance, Especially at the
village OF Pantin the whole of his force
was commanded BY the Duke Of Treviio,
the right wing by the Duke Of Raguta.-
A mefage had been fent on the 10Th. to
depreeatc re6itApce, and to explain that
it muh be vain, az :he whole army was
prelent, but the mefenger was not re-
eeived In the evening Of the goth, Count
Neaelrode was admitted within the bar
riers Of Paris and at the fame time one
OF the Emperors aids de camp vas ient
to MARTHA Marment, who agreed that
an firing ihould cezfe in half IA hosr. if
the allied fpvereigns would content ,ha,
no part Of the army ihould PATS the barr
rier Of Paris that night. This was COM
fenred to. ard the enemy Withdrew from
Montmartre within the town. Inc adj
vanced corps bivouacked within plitol
ihot # the town. The Emperor return
ed to Bondi with the Field Martial !; and
at four in the informing the Deputies Of
the city arrived. Seventy cannon, three
colors and FIVE hundred men were taken
the number of killed and wounded of the
enemy was very comfortable, but this
victory was not gained without fome lofs
on the part ofthe allies. lhave the hons
or, &c CA7HLART.
Vifcount Caitlereagh. &c.