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THE •COMEDY. h, ,. - . lit!. day was Inhnslied. price 18s. in 111 HE ORDE AL.—A Noftel, in Three Volumes. .1. Lo tun I Printed for Gale, Curtis, said Fenner, Md G. and .4,..Robinon, Pateroosstr.rckv. i AST-INDIA AFFAIRS. tu t e s t le ; published, by BLACK, BARK!, MIA CO. Laktenball' , - _itreet, in one vol. evo, pries ieti. boards, Tiiii kt-r ri REPQR'r from the Select Com. 2 •.' . • • idoe of the House of COmmons on the Affairs of the East - .11147111 Pltispeny ; as ordered by the House of' Commons to be tritte4,•lllldt July, 181 8. t . * •'1 iris Published, in 4to. price in.'s. In beside, ...AG• MMAR of the HINDUSTANI LA/4- l a Of 0E..,- ai ß t y he JO za lr ina SH. ta k coni KES p P aav EA .s ß ivas , Professor of of n O ary rt ititt, vo.,eßlack.ParrYs and Co. Booluellers to the . Nillgr Company, Leadenhali-street. - ' day were published, in 4 vole. eve ? . Price 'EI. 4s. TES at the EAST-INDIA HOUSE du. . . the Negoclathn for a Renewal abbe East-India Grss ra,..arter, held at various Courts of Proprietors of East Sid* in the year liil 4—By an Impartial Reporter. . ribtiii lot BINA, Parry, asig Co. Eooksellers to the Hon. East ink , 3PaDY, . ; where eairDebate may be tat . l rt. colopitiii ere Sets. _ • Y • . • -e.,.:: - • wets published, OD' Vanl66 , OPYO, 0 •ft 445. in boards, v MA ORES on INMMTION, exhibi erog, AA $ retie , of the GENERAL DOCTRINES% Pathological ind Ptietleal, of MEDICAL SURGERY. By JOHN THOMSON, M.D. V. V.. i: E. Professor of . korgefor to the Royal College of guiseoos. Regius Pr„ofesidr it Military Surgery ,io the Universitysof Edinburgh. ._ Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davits, Strand, London ; led VI Vatkwood,ntEdinbugh. ) THE DUKE pir RICHMOND. .. , . This day‘wiss published, prim Is. 6d. , • A BRIEF REVIEW of the ADMINISTRA; 4 - 5. TION of his Geode the Duke of RICHMOND, as Lord Liptuenint Of Zr and, from April 1807, to Apple 1813. Dublin : Printed for Sto f .kdale, jun. 41, Pall Mall, IA don. 1 _ also, in we elegant volume, 4tb, with a beautiful Portrait of idan, tingistirdasa, price .16s. The Emerald We, a • Poem, illustrative of the eminent dud-sews to which Ireland bas given . Sigth ; deka Notes, historical and biographical. By Chide' Phil lips, Bui. Barthter at Law. • - L N" atitirrk - EtrkAoßDiiiiitir• wunlitspar k aortae 3ei S, 1814, FOREIGN OPPICA NOVEMBER 5, tam Mr. Solly arrived this morning at the elk* of count Castlereagh, from Leipsic, with doplitates of dispatches from Lieutenant-General the Hon. Si C: W. Stewart, K.B. of which the following are copies. The originals, by his Aide4e-Catep, James, are not yet received. Matas, October 17, ICI Mtr : LORD....The glorious army of Silesia has added another victory to its list, and the brow of its vets. ran linden is decorates ifdr fresh laurel. Forty pieces of cannon, twelve tl.ousand killed, wounded, and prisoners, One eagle, and many cais. • sons, hive been the fruits of the victory of Radefeld and Liadenthal. This day wail piblliked, DIR.ST IMPRESSIONS. a Comedy in Fite Act/. Moir performing at the Theatre Itoyal, By HORATIO SMITH, Req. Piloted for flotsam Underwood; is, Heot-ortoor ; and to be bid at the'"" CLASSICAL fiIIOORAPHY. ATIVay was published, in Bro. (mond atiklon) price as. boards, r iSKETCH of MODERN and ANTIENT GEOGRAPHY, fir tbt Use of Schools. By SAMUEL BUTLER, D.D. Head Master of ths Royal Free Grammar School of ferewsbary. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and livvrn, Pa. This day was pubildsid, price Os. In bawds, THE COMPLETE WEATHER GUIDE, a Collection of Piacdeal Obsetwidoos foe hasinikodos the Weather, drawn from Plants, Animals, Inanimate Doolll, and also by means of PldlosOphbial Itutituoeats , fromisig lib Sop herd of Banbury's Rules, explained On Phileasolded Pdadldal• By JOSEPH TAYLOR. Illnurated Id* a bwtlfal Wood Cat of a Botada* dock, Moo. pries Os. ••• • i• London : Printed */ Ode, Curtis, and Fenner i and said by all Baoksdkrs in Thep sod ComAtry. • To give your Lordship the clearest idea in my lamer of this battle, I must revert to the pftition of the Slain lif Bile& and the North of Germany on the 14th inititnt. When wo Wilted certain' intelli: gence that the enemy was withdrawirtg from the • right bank of the Elbe to collect in Leipsic, at this time the Prince Royal was at Cothen, and General Blucher at Halle. The former occupied with his advanced guard the left bank of the Mulcts, sad she latter blerseburg end Scbenditz. General Blucher moved his headAnarters, en the 14th, to Gros Kugel, pushing his advance on the great road to Leipsic, and occupying the villagesicm each side of it. The enemy was in force in his front still holding D:blitsch and Bitterfeld, with . sonse troops along the Mulda. Haw humid. , . frith day_ was • • "'AN) ) • 9 AI. D HAS HE THErretb TRUTH r a favourite Ronda, sling by Mr. Sinclair, in the revived.Pershui Tale ", Srlima and Ater," composed by H. R. Bisbbp, price ls. 6d. Kozelucb's favourite Duo. arranged for the Pianoforte, _Harp, and Flute, by J. Ma:Magid, Ore Si. single as. No. 1. of a Collection of Waltzes for di* Pianoforte Arid Harp (to be Cautioned) by T. Marsano, price 4a, 6d. PlanoL forte part, is. ed. The Borelt.unian Divenimento for the Piano forte, by J. W. Heider, Mos. Bac. price ss. The popular Dance, Tenet, arming/II as a Rondo for the Planofore, by J. Parry, price la. dd. Viscount Whitworth's Grand Mar c h and Quist Step for the Pianoforte, by J. Willis, price Is. Viscount Whit worth's ars4 Duchess of Dames Welcome to Dublin, a Diverti memo for the Plaselcirte, by J. Willis, price as. Published by Odulding, D'Almaine, Potter Aid Co. at their Wholesale and Retail Warelmuses, No. 20, Sotto-square, and No, 7, Westmoreland -street, EISTINDIA ROUSE, Nowak,. 2, 1811 THE COURT of DIRECTORS - go& UNTIED COMPANTI MERCHANTS f SIVIALAND, trot% to the EAST INDIES, a Sept*, That a Qemwly Generil Court of the aid Cenigibity will be held at Mek Heine lo Leadenballetteet, on Wedigsdaj , , the iltd December at, at Eleven Meek in the frotenose, - for the purpose of &editing a Dividend hub Midsummer last to Christ ine& neut. The Court of Dimmers do d,o give notice, that at the said General Cmirt,* modes will be made, " Thai Mr. John Florian, lite of the Nagel Civil Buiblishmeot, be permitted to return with his rank to India." JAW'S COBB, &sista.: Sewitidtry. "El AM H lONA BLE DA NCING,by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 10,Sherrard4itreet, Oolden•sgitwe, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who hive never learnt that accomplish:near, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALL &tee system of teaching is expressly studied for those to wbtSm it is an object to acquire easily that fashioneble requisite for genteel soelery expeditiously, privately, =din a 'superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expeace, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Philemon of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dant* and ail the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscription Assembles are every Friday.. MONET IMMEDIATELY.--No 2, Dukestreet, AdeipbL MESSRS. RICHARDSON and Co. are in the habits of advancing Mosley to any extent, in Sums above XlOO, upon every description of Security, by way of Annuity or otherstise, as may suit the means and situation of the borrower. Regular Bills discounted.—Office hours from ten till five. Mat ters of importinFe preferred. The Crown Prince of Sweden issued orders to march to Halle in the night of the 14th ; but alien his troops were in march, he took up his head-quar ters at Sylbitz, and placed the Swedish army with i:s right at Wittin, and the left near the Peter - sberg.-- general Bulb, occupied the centre of his hue be. twee' Petersberg and Oppin, and the corps of Win 'zingerode was on the left at Zorbig. General Blucher found the enemy's forces, con sisting of the 4th, 6th, and 7th corps of the French army, and a great part of the Guard, undvr Marshals Marmont and Ney, nod General Bertrand occtip!ing '4 tine with their rig,tt at Freyroda, and their left at Lindentbal. ROBERTON O.N tortr AND REGIMEN. VII el was published, Second Edition, 2 vols. evci. price WS. only iss. ICAL ...LICE, on the Causes of Disease, Ankh the niouis of Prevention, and Rules for Diet, Regi. sues, dtit. adapted particularly to Londoli and Edinburgh, and generalit to all large Towns. By JOHN ROBERTON, M.D. Ant/wipe " On Diseases of the Generative :mob," &c. _._ Printed for Suicidal., 41, Pall . 81.8. This Wart very pecuhas eteobines great lamination, with lateivisiliAnecdote elegise, told. ; This &YAM pililished, , „ Awe* P.dblob, pied A. illustrated with Cases, A-•krklibrlCAL TREATISEon the PREVEN TION 'aid CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its mikes, Se Stricturbs. Glectsdkc. locheelng practical Ob- Tijbei iorsalis , Onanlint, Semhaal Weakness, Mu. cal Discbarges, &c. divested of all mini:cal Obscurities. • • By T. U. ovros, Surgeon, • • Late of the United Hospitals of St.Thoznas's and Gttrs. Printed fee Mews. Sherwood 'Ad Co. 21, Patecnosier-row; and Messrs. Highiy, 24, Fleet-street, London. Whet may. be had, Caton's Nisei= Treatise on ladiges; tfon; Setiohih, aid Cutaneous Diseases, price Ss. MONEY advanced by RYDER, DRUMMOND, and Co. Ritual Meth, Howland•st►eet, Fitsroy-equate, to any extent, by Annuity or on Bills, or Notes•of Hand, and all sorts of Securities without exposure or the int of any one out of their Office ; they claim more re.Pdnt and powen than aey otbersin this line, and can make an Instant advance to persons of knotA character —Attendaneepll day. ARESIDENT AGENT in DUBLIN, taking every advantage of the Markets mid Exchange, enables the IRISH LINEN COMPANY, No. 4, lILOOMSBURY SQUARE, to sell Single Pieces of Irish Shirting and Sheeting, at tie Wholesale Price, without h 4 and to the Putchaser—each Piece being warranted of sound faSrit, grass bleached, and full measbre. DISEASES OF CHILDREN, Sec. AI.BY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is superior to all other remedies for the wind, puntings, con vulsions, and all those disorders In the stomach and bowels of Infants, which prove fatal to so swam, under the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in chokes, fluxes; and other complaints in the intestines of grown persons. This Invaluable cordial medicine is prepared by Frances Cell, (assisted by her soas) daughter of the lair Mr. lotel.h Darby, Apothecary, the Inventor; tv!oo I.4:vn:hed to her 41041 e, this , property, under his will, as may he see!) in the bill of direc,ions, with various is.tances o' its success Sold by F. Newhery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul', Church-yard, Landon, f!ur doors from Cheapside, price is. ltd. a bott:e ; and by their Agents in town and cotmiry. Observe, that the words "F. Heathery, No. 45, 4t. Paul's," are engraved in the stamps; and be sure to ask foe Cell's Dolby' Carminative. N.B. The last arrivals are the eheapest that have come to band for some vein. Irish Notes taken in paymerit foe Linen, at par, or discounted. Parsons remitting Money, or yin to !Mand e may be supplied with Back of Ireland Notes to soy anulunt. The country is open, and very favourable for on. around these latter villages, but the enemy was pasted strong in front of a wood of some extent, ;tear fladefel.l: and behind it the ground is more fi t,r.ecte?.: geotrally steaking, however, i is eptn, and adapted to all arms. • SAMUEL P. LEA, No. 10, Stephen•street, Dubin, Z Agents JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-square, Londe., S Country alien punctually executed. MALOLM ON CARICATURES. Ills MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LErrEtts I'ATENr. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH FOR SHIRT- ING AND SHFITINGS. THIS Article, so desirable for its Economy, and its great conducivenets to Health, is manufactured on a mathematical principle (supersedant Tit s age de la flatten*, et artnt tows Tagreable de la toile du Inn), and it suitable to every dl. mate, It is admirably adapted tnr the lige of Gentlemen in the Army and Navy las irea as for the inhabicutts of this changeable climate) preveatft the be etecto of cold chill, even after ever so great fatigue or nerds& It ta sold, staniped wish the Patentee's Nabs% at the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSE., No. 16, CHBAPSIDE, ind it no ether House, In Pieces, con- taining 26 yards and upwards. at Us.-0.3. 6d. —ss. and Ss tid.per yard; and nearly halftime price of Foreign and other Linens. The Shettings, both 5-4 .and 6-4, contain - front mvo to toad pair each, uniting economy with comfort. from 2s. to st. ed. pet yard, that of Ss. 6d. is equal to Holland of 7s. per yard. Nut art the Attalla', Ind thou ttewptd with hussar, &e. The delicate Article. of WHI it CHIN TS, for Ladies Dress, may be obtained as above, in Pieces of three Dresses,, at ',C2. and 14s. 6d . each ; and X& Ss. those of four Dresses. The ciiiposition of Attack of the Silesian army was as follows: This day was published, in One Vol. 4to. £2. 23. board 24 illustrated by Si Engravings, A H HISTORICAL SKETCH of the ART of CARICATURING.—By 1. P. MAI.COLM; This Publication treats of the Works of the involuntary Cari. 'enlister uninstructed Artist; from the Set dawning of the art on wool and copper, and thence tracing It by aceprate de. sar;pzions of scarce prints to the resent time. 'Printed for Longmao, Hurst, Rem, Ornse,nod Himertis Patna. nohter j rpw. • Of whom may be had, by the smite Antisoi, • ilitiocris and Customs of London, entuidete from the Raman In, s close of the Eighteenth Canary. In 5 vols. Bvo. hy 45 Engravirss, Is. its. boards. s Anecdotes; illustrative of the Manners and His- Tyr 44 . 1 . 1 .11NtIkring the Reigns of Charles IL James 11. Wal tman I and Queen Arne. In Svo. Its. boards. toadies:l Itedivivuns, or an Anelent History, and Modem Pesaiption , of London compikd from Parochial Records, Archives of rarit4is Fou ndations, the Harleian MSS. and other ultimate soliteen fh 4 Vols. Ate. PI. 71.1 n boards. Tb!6 day WAS pubitshed, Paat XIL price's. Fine Copies Pls. to be continued Monthly, • and completed hi about 20 Parts, N ARCHITECTURAL DICTIONARY, by • .1. PETER NICHOLSON, Author of " The Principles of Erchkeeture" &c. &c. containing the Terms of Art used by . lsechitecte, Builders, Sm. with their practical Application. The TiKory of the various Branches of Aichitecnire, Building, Car 'esti?, Joinery, Masonry, Bricklaying, &e. with the Most approv ed Mode obEsecution hitherto adopted, and many new practical Methods never before published. The Art of Architectural Draw reg, Perapeeti**. End Projection in general ; • witlk' all the useful laas as Carpentry, &c. with new Geontetric4 Problems for reducing the Number of Lines, and rendering the' Practide easy of Attainment, and expeditious in the Performance. London : Printed and sold by J. Barfield, 91, Wardour-street ; also to be had of the Author, Mr. P. Nlrholson , 404, Oxford ',treat; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Dune and Brown ; Sherwood, *ebb and Jones; and Gale sad Cal tis, Paternoster-row; Con .sr4ble and Co. Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, and Turnbull, Glas gow ;and dal the principal Boehm/len in the United Kingdom. THE BRITISH GALLERY AM PIC ruitEs ; FIRST SERIES. Publfshlng in NUMBERS and PARTS. Tide day was puldisbed, price Ws. dd. ; Proofs on India Paper, £l.ll. ; or correctly Coloured, in Imitation of the Originals, .d 2. 12s. 6d. the Twenty-third Nainber of TpHE MARQUIS of STAFFORD's COLLEC TION of PiCTLIRES ; atratiglad according to Schools, and :;2 Chronological Order; with Remarkb, and a particular De etription of each Picture. By W.l". 0 ITLEY, Esq. F. S.A. Cordai.ling the following Su'lects, on Two Plates, finely en gyared by J. noire and J. IL WRIGHT. &s ib The Interior of a Church - from H. STtENWICK. S. A Land Storm . ---- G. POUSSIN. S. A Landscape - . --- BORGOGNONY.. *ISO, PARTS I 11. 111. an 4 JV price each £2. 12s. ; Proofs on Ind a Paper, £5. 5s or correctly coloured and mounted, Twelve Guineas and a H' ; alf : ccutaining the first Twenty Num bers of the above Work. to be continued Monthly, in Num bers, till the Collection be completed in about Fifty Numbers, and in Parts, each coataining Five Nt whets, every Six Ivlontlis. Published by Longman and Co. Paternostcr , row ; J. White, Fleet-street; Cadell and Davies, Strand; and v. W. Tomkins, and at the British Gallery of Pictures, No. 54, New Bond-street, where the beautiful Drawings in Water Colours, executed ex pressly for this Publication, arc ex4ibited.—Adini:tance to Non bubscyibers, One Shilling. • • PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED AND Sr ,LING urer, i$ lion and THE Advertiser being the real Mans& determined to eel! every article of the first 6 workmanship at tie following reduced priers, viz. Pearl Neeklacesany pattern from XS 15 6 remaking sCO 12 0 Ear rings per pair - 1 5 0 QlO 6 Bandeaux • • 10 10 0 110 0 Sprigs • - 4 4 0 1 S 0 Bracelets per pale • 510 0 u P wards 010 6 Lockets • 1 11 6 0 14 0 ... Broaches s 1 5 0 0 7 6 Crosses - - 1 1 0 0 4 6 Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above prices, that every ornament is made of a coin • position, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are respectfully informed, that every article is composed of Oriental Pearls from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being manufactured by tke real workman, are Offered to the public much under their usual ...barges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in nnwocce cases, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and three Brooches, from .€l5 to £3O per suit. Apply to I. H. Bar low, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, No.l, Grange-court, Care• street, Lincoln% Inn Fields. SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID, FOR PUNCH, LEMONADE, Bte. Ice. rill-us Acid is so useful, whenever Lemons are 1 wanted for domestic purposes, that it only requires publicity and a trial to he generally used at table; it is so finely powdered that it readily dissolves in the plate, and with the add yields the most grateful flavour of the lemon. There Is alto a direction on the Bottle for Punch, Lemonade, &c. &c. It h prepared only at 163, Borough; and 'old by Newberry and Sons, and a haw and Edwards, St. Paul's Cbureb•yard ; Butler, Clicaptide ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet market; Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Holborn. Weston, mar Temple-bar ; the Medicine Warehouses. In the Royal Ex change ; Vade's and Golding's, Cornhill; Rigge, and Stubbs, Cheapside : Gifford, and Butterfield, Strand ; Peake, blew-street, Covent-Garden ; Kernott and Co. Bear-s•reet ; Ckdp, Leicester. square; lingfitton, Haymarket ; Williams, 7t, Piccadilly; Rigge and Haw %Ms i Bond-street ; Butts, Bei ner-street ; Sellars, Broad weer, Biontinshury ; Rose, Parliament-street; Finch,Gmenwich; liarriion, Woolwich; Batten, Clapham; Russel, Hampton; Martin, Twickenham ; Knight and Dean, and Pickering, W ind sor,&c.&c. • It Is alio sold by most Oilmen, Confectioners, Drug gists, and Patent Medicine Warehouses, in bottles, ft. ad. each. Please to notice the names of spyring and Marsden on the *uppers, u nu others are genuine. • No. 292, S'aRAND. ATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.— These Instruments are upon an entire new principle, the springs are so cons:ruited as to admit of inerrase or decrease in sireand force; will answer for right or left side, without any strap whateVer. SALMON; OILY, and Co. confidentty teramMenti a trial to all those who prefer perfect ease and security to the ap p.icatioli of the common Trues, on their usual liberal teems, via. that the full cost shall be returned to all purchasers, if NO: round superior in ewe and effect to every other invention, alter any trial, wear, or damage. The Patentees have rec eased the following appointments : The Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dock-yards, the Ordnance, Greenwich Hospital, the Honourable Last India Comp Any, &e. ate. N.B. Persons rriiding in the country, sending the Circsamfe rence of the Body, in inches, just above the hips, may depend upen being accurately ri reds AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori ginal Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his successive improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared and sold by MERYL& Hamar, Manufacturing Che mists, Manchester. Th a agreeable perfumed Liquor which is comported of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any Climate and fogany length of. time. Its pungent. Odour adapts ft for affording relief in Head-ache, Fainting., &c.; and.renders it welter!) , grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It counter acts, also, the Infection of Contagious D scales. As many spurioss and inferior preparations are sold under the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the nem s of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the sump. l'he Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in bottles ' price f.s. 9tl. each, stamp included, is sold wholesCe awl retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents its London authorised by the Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, &c. Also HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, ID borli-s at Ss. 9d. and larger with glass stoppers, at es. 6.1. each; their lames being en the stamps. TO EAST 41CD WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, AND RUS- SR MERCHANTS. JP. HEATH, of No:tingham, informs the Met • chants of England. and 'Traders in general, that, for the convenience of sale, he has plactql his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Medicines, in the hands of Mr. ED• WARDS 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. .Thi:Essence is a 4afe, Effectual, and pleasant remedy, in data. lencies, gouty and cholicy pains in the stomach and bowels, inal gestlon, hysterics, sea-sickness, nausea attendant on pregnancy, relaxation and lassitude arising from atmospheric heat, want of appetite, irjuries from inclement weather, the abase of spirituous liquors, and in tio- spasmodic affection of the stomach and bowels so common to infants, adapting the doie to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, It will be found a valuable acquisitio n. Jo atelltlt Eill£NCZ of PIPPIRMINT is so well known as a vs enable Family Medicine . that the principal object of this a?.ver. tisemeat is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counter• felts wbich are prepared by Druggists, ace. especially If the order is for Exportation. the only caution J. P. Heath can give, is to see that J. P. Hearts, Nottingham, is engraved on the Govern ment stamp. hold, wholesale and retail, by Edwards, No. Of, ft. Paul's Uhurchiard, in bath% ts. 9d. sad Is. lid. The corps of General Langeron was td srtacic and oarry Freyroda, and then Kade:dd, imvitz the corisi of General Sachen in reserve. The corps. d'armee of General I)'Yorek was directed to mere - on the great ebaussee, leading . to Leipsic, until it reached • the village of Sit7ehora, when turnihg to its left, 'it was to force the enniny at Linden:hal. The Russian guards and advanced guard, were to press on the aa4in road to Leipsic. The corps of General St. Priest arriving from Mer seberg, was to foamr the corps of General Lange: oh. The formation of the cavalry, and the different re serves was mid: on the open ground tetween the vil lages. It was nearly mid-day before the troops were at their stations. The enemy scion after the first onset gave up the advanced villages, and re ired some distance, bat tenaciously held the woody ground on their right, .• • and the villages of Gros and Klein Wetteritz, as also . the villages of Mockern and Mokau, on their left. At Mockern a most bloody contest ensued ; it was taken and retaken by the corps of Yorck five times ; • the musketry fire was most galling; and this was the hottest part of the field ; many of the superior ofli. cers were either killed or wounded ; at length the 'victorious Silesian: carried all bcfure them, anti drove the enemy beyond the Partlia. In the plaits there were many brilliant charges of cavalry. The Bran denburg regiment of hussars distinguished itself in a particular manner, and supported by infantry; charged a battery of eight pieces, which they carried. The enemy made an obstinate resistance also oti their right, in the villages of Great and Little Wet writs and Ilchausen, and in the froody ground ;round . . them; and when they found we had forced their left they brought an additional number of troops on • Count Langeron, who was chiefly engaged ,:etas , • • s'•‘: Marshal Ney's corps, which arrived from the neigh= • . . bourhood of Dubin. However the Russians, equally . 4 the most with their brave allies in arms , made the gal• lant efforts, and they were fully successful—night only put an end to the action. The Russian cascelry acted in a very brilliant manner. General totes valry took a battery of 13 guns, and the CossaCks of • General Emanuel, five. The enemy dretv off towards . Siegerita and Pfosen, and pasted the Partha river. 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