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, . die emiditiedisi aed hrte fiber Irave Quits for tluar Emperor in chit : l44l4 of th; Gan. -*Doe moment there was room for • .donbe fumy south at tune was filled with tbauttiverfal cry ts, ee.44 hW tit I Ir.. P a *Densest erbiels ran ehittiitki*p been in the midii etihe butte. The 04pAbrittobalt by the cavalry, fN ibegitill top 4A to (snit other 11101111*clOnittalient Amer if foot • • "lle pitqittirigrat °MOM Mal i 3olliktee t o lt . nuntrad fiuK laisa4ieed to pre on wBNe *arrow thsk•etorp ethernatial was in motion, fees 4il atif7 " . 4fsm mint out " Faieleird 4 10 Wad ihe'r..nperor ; N This Cie dank fivm other but oast bedtef in s y ; wee bo abat mill titre turderithiaptudeut awe : let him wait till taoli l kellialliellbdZ . thifty battles before he takes ..r • . 'ttliihkite,,Pillyn the way had " :141. 4 11 : 411116, disankr illisalsid be feta what toosnwilikootigais froWliiish bad !pared 7. 1 411i4*s klHNWlikilbi • !Ws of the iPelel**Atie:i4i4 44 - /fW Ofteilee v was etoed, by aim/kat** as tbe bppalklawereeped inatukut. thiantial:Difrotal bad hts bit :sod clothes with titan lasts. The 'Rar# l ,lnii fereonisded, firer he ,gads 10744 P+ 4 94:9( t 4 aarchetel, tifirhal Bel fines ; the Grand bfarfbal of the .ralace, baroc ; the Glued Maur Wilts, Pleat ) , Caalincourt ; his Wide;iti Pilot • lusi*:.tXgratry . .itc Waiting. A 'part; 14: ' )Pilittit#4 . 4 1 * 0 4 40 f, ft :Deboatai ow,..rTincp.ofform. Few, Aftirmumilamkicphopeliatilbis Omani% sat a; _ .. eorkfitrable numbdiodPllleAvielts; arc papaws of dhk , • • Thttltitishilatienl. !' 4 / 4 ii4ft 66 . Ai 4t i 2, ' Chief of the Genial . 4 1 41 1 0 1. 4 1 ..7' ;)mir, ...-01 • . t ~ • tgrel 4. *TAN 3011C01." • -::.;77 I nithl-VllllololllllllllllkAmis. - • • ,• _ V 6 IMIAg a i •••, 4 ,The.4,4704P , 4W I 41 1 ! ItintlfAktif ttle Of th•Tsas has bad 44isdss . per Wok . 21111' IC Cathy ese.feLt RI MilreeNit tea' h.inereafed by a Wrote woosirallyhtk'forilseir &We* relatives. who dared ilk?), bock, appd alto for. shefate of the wittWaibfawdwarallWimatc 4l44 : 4 iil becou f fe ht s i ker lb* "Ithiltd'lsekeeet i pillse ens ogre dif. mal than the other. we hoarlipae4ep,4A the cot tem.iditbe'it` os inesohis 9 eneral AtistaL4 * - ' ' us wounded. ...hritritiz a l dtp7spie. AD, t 6th and yeaerday, the proper ' a 'tilt lellipieking up wills thotimassliliolkAksaishe !seise asessis o . ism Nebf, l 1tYgib1i4 1 44.41 1 ,144,A - C441447„7 71e Refit retedisioluslbritsdlisms *rim *Away, lestlilihilireselsWahilifieiss 'task* *IL the At. nal has beiliitgiiied. op fo44ll:illse gates said bei2l other placesi tangoes hese mile Officers aPP°162_211,4- tiltaiilitirib4 :husib iet Vmafuty Ched have r vim Tee 11i0116111 .- . iill ills:nee. Perrone settditi* in the illfacesterretery. places are fending theirpropesq‘Wahurerlys, , lither for fe entity. Neitheo.paffeagers we allowed to go, ncr mosey to Wiens in future to &nosy. Prince Louis itist hoss, sissandr- sod folewnly in. tared hP . .., ~ T his gaunt 'Prime. had ss pre knsimaiL., • ` efaylog, When be went from lienee. is ' Tilt ~. that I !bail sieves more Re Berlin!" Me '' made his la* vill. . M. YOU -tritilidgditt tee returned flew Br. ?sr l6iirelt4::ol4e46ro that the IttarWiii4iiiiWal 19,04eslerdera to . .bakets its march. Themllduldldes! of nierehinifise freeilliiefia, w proliiMerti - 'the, -11411 kt• • - • 4)7. Tu. tu .1 •I,r • • !I , . OCTOIIIIII 21.—t41014,111411100#114111 lehleltlia• ilielhilethe Altha-phdhUheli Iwo t • ~.,.,, i ..,. 1: , • Cirasinftanees him rrdered it tate *hey tbetalp#l.llbas r thildiWi / OV#4.FIFV, - . Si#4o ol 4oiN. . . 311 "W mecd t*day tewaras their further deltisPON I AIRRIAP4PS. MP" 4 — Wei l- .W/t l # 7 tho Freewheels'," MY =l/11=rfP",7 / J . Ile 10 a - Trii‘OikieflA 11114 1 04i4440. him vill 4410rwhoes in da r es O.* SA b. isprommai4 tut ips Eldep to rltki Oa OA „ ~ ~ _ r io t * 1141112411114 K It wail be wee heltji fary for the lis .' - dlipliplksiegii4 itsi bee ceeded of the Meese sit inmost out liiitat mid. 4 ioa that the ton green win tiotlik • dieNl4 V ibir es woe l amed witi & initialo 71a tflotttillitieil*A! . At Ate Marmot the-litha- Whet] thWel . ereh4e me an uneijitalest peopolal to put to at ITear ltcad: A fief to eirti.***seer therrbtie rod, the tree 4. Ni Issebtamieramadeeps *or ciatetscs, mai resteire in this ' of our /ilea ; end se Ilsald It the duty of rieLkets?*laiiiitteiretite any *eons) lesetlee (or the red of ******tesAtissWeAge tilfo*-Cctiteos Ca upoti thn for the iprofteiite4 liimi)iitilepoi talk issesserebto A stion. I thereon' el-; p e a Ime , Aitaittliababifatit or M*, ta preeeht.: o grasity Vete" Treies of diforder rot refeotnents as 46 411 P P ri g ill enable me to obtain the objetl entrufted .. _ . .. .•itaga . • ledtliblighibiJithetio in pokraiton 40#10141... • OW &Writ* rawly turner by All1.14"411 eerie WWI the latiptfteres the I„p.,..ohmfarerroni Ws late idled and I perfume aatul upon the tried pat/ritti of the Inhibitors of every aria is Ber ta, tint iii:ol6l.gxecitton will willingly elltr Maki for wspitfjiiifigyjcf ;pig) admoolCh every petiole, excepting on AlsirobeinallAormotio said out upon the tiejs (rake, to gcl egfigt4efille r d to leave Oar) , ears far gte pipit: A 4.. sreleilefatigatele in prowatfog it. ' 1 uhrlatall 'frig; qv/14111W of affeahly, noire, or claolater, In the brews ; or anpipublic cooern whatever relathe to tumors that may be brought ie reipeeting bolliiktes. A tnaquU cram ' (sea will WE &lair ShAttoo , atul our attention mull be canard blk that oplreetililipalres within our own *llls. It way, ramps, be ‘warialrary toe ace ,'emit, Jat any (Mutter Ochs public itiligielley chidt elk stayer! rigour ; u tbelibral weltered do Cal ho the witty law to which every one am& be be te& Meow hay sit:epsilon. " The helglßnre, will holg a permanent ettlthg it the Cootell Hawk where orsklf, or the Prefitlent, or foese iat tbelbergoensf fere, rate trotdlttntly fount It I out not alert AS pert* mg - MIMS 111117 be wade at my refidenee, near the Brandenburg Oat.' (mama) - The Prime of HAY:rata. Berns, Mettler 19." " A "Part bb. Oree.44 thse.metala miougadtarche ue ar• dining theft bimd. adfl lhisrigefilli Slick M0;'; ibey ars there fore forked 21 0 dog,. flea h9ndrolaas aiiefoxpi, sad to mho ears dielliiiiirosishowy IW sitri* yt lid ale (roc manna u ; WS lOW dhlwisietwers Its, be Wired that every otcafttre pnierdlon will be adopted,. while the BinttMg up of ttarti,jhoent, and the ftoppage of bottock tan 'Olt toad to Menge ask ewe (Signed) OSLI9. " svacinteo, seottas, Gummi." The French basic arrived at Trenenbrieten /lad Potzdarn,where they obferve a Uri@ dircipline. Count Hangwitz, the Cabinet hfiniller, is gone to Srettia, !bids place her hiajelly the Queen entered on the 19th, and left it *gain on the 20th for Cullrin. ' Tn.:narrowly. taped the French here. The Rd- Lan Legatiniaiiiitinte ;a Ste tt in. .• • ~ 11. Our beloved' &Streitigt; was brought here today from Blankenburg in a litter. Both his eyes are cow Sderably (welled ; great hopes are entertained of the prefervasioa of one of them. Yeaerday afternoon the French, under Prince Murat, entered Halberfladt.— The Duke of Brosivick Oels, who was alto is the , battle of Antrindr, bad an ibterview with our So vereign en the toWdto Blaakenburg. OCTOZIII 24. —This day reveral rtufGan regiments patted through this place for hiagdeburg. The French are at the dance only of four miles from this place. Yeaeriay they mitered B/mthenborg. The Duke of - Iliunreslik -made a very able retreat, with ten thouraud roett;ind Air joining the corps under the Duke of Weimar, confhtuedhis retreat. Wolfen- I buttel is full of PiulLau troops. The folloWing has been putillfhed here • By die aniamod if tie gittlikoor '9riclass . Soverdp, tag liallutate lip yniti,itinitidisibminstossessod 'rm, me or sod airomifirvid6 4 4Worat ateisoltairees of beellityrwo ItOsiiiwarvilreiWtaftelarfetereelses , il4ka WO' NUM ant tra=l " 2l i wiiketelleist oomonpet tbagebei Io a 6firilly .sever tolitse ta Zig i lt way Upton to to Aliioteeit . *big, abet tae to `aMr 64 . 1001,8 4 1 much Pc4 Able. • -4,:t• • I • • . ashiaidoatiatinisva ode i!liislit : ...iraiiimmoi,ipuria". . ' .- - 'if: ±. ' ) .-..„ ,r. •" 1116 rall.r 10 " 1 " ." '• • ..: r., 1 11.1 . Mrs OCKAgif • Ms, Prism atiomaga Foie* Iliblel.hdarthal Mot lelider4 mid.Guitral ilia •40111Varbo were with the , Prafitan, corps whicla biesaiiiiina at Erfurt. have been libessiecOspoo ttisk'fiareh."-lifajor Von Got. gen, his *ales Adjutant, hailig learned that be tweed fix and *ten thoufand men, taken prifoners at Erfurt, were smiler anefcort of only eighty French infantry, fifty tharpfitomers, and a number of hot - - fars, Lieutenant Hclarigg offered to difPerfe • their arced with a ditarmand of Naar*, which he aehially, etfeSed. • • i Lieut. Habit i# p.p.. 40p ildehraled M. ad mit, Counfellia..tahastlinissaiVinfwick:' The Court iiiiAlia•gialaitgaika has raeltilltdse postliao of a Geld, —, ... - , , • • 1 L.. Jambe idse over tbaSks•at Dc ge was bfold by the Protium, but har.beiet firms re.eltaialithed. Five thoufand Saxon prifunen have been fit at li. ' . 1 hefty by the French. . - 4 SizT . O f O TIS MVOs' ao. IN rat sastraasurvaaarrssr, - • -. • °coins' 7" ' "'• • ' ' NZOL t ilierrillisus Lie ate nant Iddioliy . , gibe ristcoem of • :AblVed here with forty Haan Of that Corp raid' prifneers, among whom was one Often. Tbia *Mil& aka felt NI at Eifenach with the Pruffun Oarrtfort who Mire made loaners at Erfurt, and &farmed, malting of about men, ercorted by 300 French infantry. The French ercort much kitten& sod the PINOIND prifoners !hewing a &too '. to be extremely adive, the efeort was catty overcome ; the Oster part of It war cut to pieces; and the cart-Won Merited. The Fetich lox kveral Officers, among whom was a Chef dc latailkin • Who wawa* ADIOS laths. morket•eace of Streusel 'TM Probaso ion freeial bilk& * Yetliallikisd today, a confiderable part of this gantry's pared three, this town. The Mem French petty's:a-a have bow est it liiserilyr ., ;-• •=',. . . • 41110111 0 111 LIiTTIIIII. SAWS DATt. ■ The Fleeter et liele ?laded thrones this town bit night, on by Way from !Wool to Calrol• SAt this ZOOMIICOt, a cannonading ts heard from a confiticrabic dlftanee. " The Dudes of Werner, wlo has been hitherto at Gottingen, has proceeded toCallit." GOTTENGEN, OCTOBER 10. Here we have troops continually quartering upon us, fonsetitnes Saxons, fometimes PrufGans. Yeller p,pgitutot of huffars encamped before the gates. Of the French we hear nothing ; they have probably •fallen beck. According to fosse accounts, an aeion took place between a corps of French and Pruffians on the 17th, near ()anode, which terminated in ta. •our of the latter. HANO VEit, OCTOBER sr. The following notification has appeared here-ti " All the Nlsgifirates of the towns and villages are ordered to arrea the dragsters from the FriaMan and Saxon armies in their refpetlive difirSas, and to fend them either to Hildelhein, Haaseii, ear Hanover. (Signed) •lectaant s N. " aces:fan sa.--All aecoitilliatree, the, Aitsover, an d. t h e property of its ANON: villthe rerpedist and poniard by she French. A slisibtrer of erounchn have rein arrived bees thEirp. The Arrian Major General Lacoq has eitit.tilevre,vrsigrhis trocips; from WeP:Orglia. afla tattite! to Hameln, in order, it ii raid, to facilitite bit jonition with a body of troops oader the Dula: of Weimar, meat. Wolfet,buttel. .0. 20. Six thoutand French save entered hlanfler. Sorg 06ceri report, that an affair took place at Nord• banters an TlRKdary, ih which the French fufferc.l tonfitferably. The corps with which they engaged, after wards retreated to Magdeburg. We know that the Ftenth are at Norsthaufen, the poiL from that place having (sated to arrive. They have atfo ad ' trance 4 to Wernegernde, Q2edlenburgh, and Aver. lcben. The Pruulians match fever German miles per day. Hanoverian vraggoturs, &c. have paffports which admit them to go thtough the French army without hindrance. osiizzont, ocroarst - NORDHLIN, OCTOBER. so. Betides the Geld baggage of every defcription which has paid through this place, the march of the PIUM3II and Sazon troops continnes without in xerrnption through this town. The French a►c eight or tee miles distant from as. But there is Rill a Pruran corps in the neighbourhood of Mulhaufen and Nordhaulen, between ns and them. There is a great Prufran waavaine in this place, of meal, oats, hay, and Aram. FROM rnsitalbtitem Truurcray, OCT. it. On the tOtli lalt. They began at Nienburg to raife the forttcfs, the gardens, and buildings, for 150 yards, round the citadel. A wear of inifanern manacled are arrived at Haneinia :Major General Seraicheritz cootinues in Nicuiena and Major General Sabollcr at Hameln. On ths;noth of 'this month General Blucher was at liastamy mar Hildailsain, and General Rachel at Brunfwiek. According to feint accounts, the head quarters of the Duke of Weimar mere at Mu!bagful. The Elec. terra tide it refereed in the public deeds executed at Mersovie. The Priam Eagle has been taken down. The Frencl were on their march from Wefel to Of. n.aberg. FRANKFORT. OCTOBER ri We have received pofitive intelligence from the Corps under General Blucher, which will read', the errors which the Public Prints have fallen into with refpeft to it. After the departusse of the Cowls. of General Rachel from Gottingen for Leave&lto, Mu!beaten, and the country of Eiretach and Goths, the Corps of Blocher, which was before to have co veted Weaphalia, took the poi - aims abandoned by that of Ruche'. and elliablithed its head quarters at Gottingen. Bat be did not haft Nyman in that pod .111th. rarat becoming name and more pro bable, he forward his troops, and eitablithed them in ths areethern frontier of the Elettorate of Heffe, and transferred his headquarters to Munden, half way between Gottingen and Cafe!. Hating learned that there was a French General at Gaffe!, AR mthived to force the Eleltor of Heffe to renounce weatridity. Several regiments of his detachment, . . which was his own regiment of Hugare, ired fuddenly to Here Cad. It is Paid that their intention was to make themfelves mailers of the city, and compel the Reifies) troops to make a com mon cattle with them. Blycher knew nothing of the Elector having gone to the Pruifian Head.qoatters. This intelligence Itaggered his bold defign, and the more to. as he was not unacquainted with the credit that Prince had with the King of Prelfia. and had reafon to fear that his conduit might have induced the King to difplace him. He therefore cheesed his tone, and declared to the Elefloral Prince, that it never was his intention to have done any thing dif agreeable to the Elector ; that he thought the lief ' Gans had already joined the Pruffians. and that he only respites! a pottage through the town of Caffcl to EiCist. The Electoral Prince granted it, and the Pr's; ns patted through Collet. A few hours afterwards, his Eleaoral Highnefs returned from Naumberg, with the account that His Prof:Gan Ma. 'jetty had acknowledged his neutrality, already recog nifed Come days before by the Emperor of the French. Ke therefore fent an Officer of his Guards to General Blocher, with an energetic letter, in which he de. clued that the two Belligerent Parties had agreed to his neutrality ; that by virtue of his engagements, he could not permit the pottage of Pruffien troops through his States. He therefore fummoned him to return to Munden, or otherwife he mould put hirnfelf at the head of his troops in order to oblige him to quit Heffe. General Blucher, in fpite of him, was obliged to comply, and, re-paffing through Carl, returned to Menden. The Elettor of Heffe on that occafion behaved with great firmncfs. He preferred the true interetts of his country ; and though he kept op his troopv. he (hewed himfelf ferioutly difpofed to obferve the moll ltrie neutrality. The negotiations of the Ileeor; - for the purpofe of obtaining a neutrality. were carried on between the Eleflor and Mr..Bignon, the French Minitler at the Court of his Electoral Highnefs. The latter repaired to M. de Telleyrand at Mayence, to confer with him, and receive new inaruElions. He only remained at Mayence a few days, and returned to Heffe Cairel, where he is treated with the umiak ditunaion. The Profan right behaved •ery ill in the nOgh bouritood of Eirenach. egd pillaged a number of the villages, carrying of the cfeas. THE EVENING STAR. I.ONDON. SATURDAY, ISOVEMBER r. ALI. SA Ile 1 v —Hoiid_y at all the Public OtLicca. Lord Mcar►rr and Suite, WEL Faro► And Ross, and the Mefe , gers, Maras and Basmico, ha►e arrived from Hamburgh. His Lord Chip came Over in the Alcamo ftigare, and was landed it Yarmouth yerlerday morning. By the above conveyance we have received the Haniburgh papers to tto z6th tilt. We have alfr received Paris Journali to the fame date, and Dutch to the Both—all of Which are occupied with details refpeeting THE DEFEAT OF THE PRUSSIANS. The Dutch Papers Contain the Fifth Bulletin of the Grand Army, in Which is given an acconnt of the Battle of the 14th. If this account be any thing like the truth, the lots which the Pruillan Army fullained en that memorable day is Rill greater than what the fira accounts led us to apprehend.—lt is Rated at above 20,000 in killed and wounded, be tween 30 and 4.0,000 priioners, 300 pieces of cannon, and 2o General Officers, with all their magazines and proyithans. However much this report may be exaggerated, there is no reafou to fuppofe the exag geration to be filch as to leave the (walla ground of hope that the complicated diraßers attendant aims this dreadful Battle can be retrieved in the prefect War. There is fcarcely a Pruffian Cetera? of emi nent reputation who is not either killed, wounded, Cr taken prifoner. The Duke of BRlPastvicc has been conveyed Croon BLokenburg to Brunfwick in a litter. He was grazed aerofs the ejes by a sot. They are mach levelled in confequence ; but Come hopes are entertained that the fight of one eye may be preferved. Prince Hasty, the Brother of the Krim, is dated to Isidangerendly wounded ; but there is no account either of him or the Krim in any of the Papers.' The Prince of Ocesca FoLna. and General Son surrey, are taken prifoners. General Roesler. is kilLeA Feld klarikal blor.r.earsoarr is wounded and taken prifoner ; bnt b'th he and the Prince of Oaaaraa have been liberated on the* parole. In this Fifth Bulletin, the Duke of Bauaswica is ,alto Paid to have been killed ; which, we know from Illasabargh papers, is not the fait. The lots of the French is hated at z,too killed, and J.coco wounded. General Beau was killed ()albeit and Central of Brigade, Commove, wounded. 'llbafipnetienlan we learn from the OfteiarDifpatch otli. Wiliest°, to the Dutch CrorsteidibeibM - 40. weft farptlied not to find in any of 11111:41aftkirr, down to the asth inclo6m. the Fretidsl7l6eial Ac wont of the battle, though the Third and Fourth Bulletins appeared in that paper of the a rff, brisgiog down the operations wltßlPstsny to the 13th, the day immediately preceding the battle, and though the news of the viitory had reached Paris on the aid. We learn from the Hamburgh Papers, that the Gar rifon of Erfurt, confißing of 7000 PreiGans, which furrendered to Prime Muter after the battle, was ref - cued from an efcort of goo French by a PrtifGan detachment of hoffars under the eommagd of Lieu tenant Hot -wits, who fell upon the *WA 'kart, and Ca it to pieces. This, in a lets 411116111111111ollsent, would hare been matter cf no Ibmiridillblfigols ; but, alas ! in circumftances like the Pretert, it is but of finial *rail ! The next accounts we have no doubt will annonnee that THE FRENCH ARE IN BERLIN. They bad reached Potfdam on the silt, and were expeEted in Berlin ca the enfuieg day. The garrifon of tbat warn were to leave it under the conossand of General Scat:walla° on the tsgh, on which day a Notificarinn was publifhed by Prince HAT Z►ILO, who had pot himfelf at the head of the Maginracy, at their fpecial requen, to prepare the minds d the people for this event, and admonaing them to be peaceable and orderly, as the only means of laying the town from the calamities which would necelfarily follow upon refinance. The burghers in this publi cation are called upon to mount guard in the abfence of the military, and to imitate the condo& of the inhabitants of Vienna fan year in fimilar circum• (lances. It is not ears , to collet, from the accounts in the Harnburgh Papers, the manner cf the ?ruffian rel treat. No official report of the battle has been pub lifhed at Berlin. From the very ragne particulars which are prefented to us we are able to coiled, that the French army divided after the viaory of the tatb. One part of it marched towards Berlin, by Leip(ic tad Wittenberg ; the other kerns to have purfueill fuels of the Pruffiaas as were retreating towards Brunfaick. The French, we Mould fuppofe, murk have haired very feverely in the aeli:in ; for it does not appear, that they followed up the advantages they had obtained with their ufual Subfequent to the general engagement, no action of any impor tance forms to have taken place. Bo Gems to be treating the Saxons with nnufual indulgence. He has fet at liberty 5.:500 S411:00 ptifuners, and lent their Officers brute. Thi s proo f of apparent liberality, no doubt, has its motive. jr is is all probability a condition of the Elsdor's fecef lien front his alliance with PrutfLi. So far has be in this Mal= punted his moderation, that we are told the French troop* pay for every thing which they