Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

should DC made tbcm to facilitate the motions of
lhe troops and artillery, he waited on the Ministers of
" ar IN the evening TO request that he would give the
necessary orders; but, not obtaining interview with
MN, cit message tla effect with his secretary
siowe'er the next day lac found not u stone had been
removed.
During the evening and night, his corps To the NUN
ocr OF TWO Thousand hundred ,ncn. and ,at of the
Duke OF Ircriso, consisting of thousand arrived
al Paris.
The grand army passed the Narnc this morning, and
cS'aohhed their head quarters at Cla,c. Butcher
na'ched on, and moving To the right, fixed his head
quarters at Aunay. Gen. Mun, GUAR torrnus,er Gen.
eral c The Ssan army, told the he lodged at Madame
de fcss'ers and Bucher The village, where they ar
iivc at SIX in the evening.
lie following article in tho Mcn;tcur wci was the
The only intelligence of The situation oil the armies WAS
published this day
Nouvclics DIES arinecs,-Le % dc &c nois, S. NJ
'hnrercnr batu Saint DiZier !e GCncial Within.
gciod", lui fat dcuX mile prisoners, lu nris dies
cannons CT helrcoup dc voiturcs de bagages &c CORPS
a etc poursuiv tres. luin
The following is the only article which appeared in
any "fthc newspapers the state Of France the very
gates Of t!.e carital
JomTaid de P,trig, .9DrH 20.
pcpulS troS heurcs di maiin de Ia journec DC hc;
I'm grai uonbrc dc rourcs, lnIantre ct Cavalrie so
rartirs dc Paris pour Parmcc HER cling heurcs
du soir I'M detachment Dc prSonncrs dc guerrc ar
rive Paris par Ia Barrier dc Pann. Al moment ol
pasS'jt dies DauIevards ntcricur du Nor nm tain
considerable dartlIcric suyart les reiics Bouicyards
sc dcrigCpt A!caux.
Les canpairniCs dn centre de n Gar,ie National de
!ais on commence avant hct fare usage dcs anccs
nGu"c'icment fahrfuccs adapc unc petite orilaino
indignant lie nuIac.o DIES icg;uns.
s. i. 10 FRINGE a:ci,iCha,cuer CI3 re u,uirc ossis.o
her Il idssCu,LlCe du Scnat.
Such was lie degraded prostitution Of The press and
surh the crc,luiy Of lis readers
!hc keeper OF Che telegraph on the tower Of IL,
c'n'ch al Aoniinafrc, told me, t.a' at twelve O'clock
s nay a Inspector oi the telegraph arrived in great
haste ana fright, and order Cd him instantly To d;s,nont
We 'c!cS ari an' 10 take c vo telescopes Paris
say'"g t'ai something might in the night.
Af"n' four O'clock there were twelve of fifteen can
mons fired a nanlin.
1t night he the byoiac fires of the Allies on AL
NE eigts "n Da'n-tratn along the forest OF i}ondi
ard ne heights aho'e Il uuti! hid by the Bots de Ro-
rnainvj,c.
There were no troops this night on NTont,nartre.
only some artillery men. He first heard the can
non IN the direction OF Meaux on the 27til in the
evening.
l5f f5f 22c. I5f I5f 1oc. IL.
Action III the Bank o(France 55Of. iCi 53Oc 520c
5I5f. 500
The grand army under the command of Prince
oci"aTZcnbGrg crossed the Marnc al MeanX and Tri-
port and excepting the corps of Yrcden AMI acl1on
whowerc left 10 the passage Of the river at Malx
advanced upon Paris by the high road
PrInce Sch~ranbcrg SEM fig oftuce from lis head
quarters at Clave Ia General Conncns Offering FERNS
for the execution of Paris; but King joseph TO whom
the General forwarded the Dispatches al Paris would
not listen TO them 1t little before ilrrcc l., the af
teToon the last three vctettes of the French cavalry
wFc' remained at Sevr?n recalled BY an cicer;
they were pursued 10 Livry. The whole Of the rnor.-
ing the inhabitants of Liviy and Tic adjacent villages
Continued removing teir live so: furniture with
which and the Cavalry, artillery, tunbrcis and baceare
OF the rcreatag french arnv the road was rendered
almost mfassabc, ana to increase the confusion The en-
envy, who were masters of the heights which command
ed The road, cannonaie them, particularly between the
on and 9th borne, where !; is .serci by wool
A5oGt four III the afternoon, the allied army ARMY ed BIZ
a high rcad st the 5t to1e and there drir by the
"ii'age of Baubiny which is half mile from tic o:.
Their right advanced towards ST Denis and the left as
cendcd lie heights above Nos Re See. tive swarm
o. Cnssac!Ss rushed unexpectedly on tie few abi;ats
OF honanvi'!e t2 lad remained icre surprising tla
sore O! General CnmTans corps would either occupy
tle village pass through in ''cr retreat ana that in
DER ih"y were in safety. The poor people took to
i:shi, but sci0r were irsi r!ci The enemy arrived
10 great npm5crs and Only occupied Tia, village all
night, bu even tue villa Of Go Senator General dc Val
!eGce IN TIC wood. Tie uexl morning the French OBJ
tanned possession al tie coppcc and Iyanccd towards
the village Of .'aman,iiIe
mo BIZ CONTINUED