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FOREIGN MTELLIGiNcE. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. . • Hague, Ocr. 30. —In addition to the fror Bulk tins already gablifhed in our Extraordinary Coward,. from the asth to the 27th of the indent month, we have received the ruceeeding eight, up to the thir teenth inclutive, which, although they are of a na ture to require a place in the Mexittur, have not yet appeared, or at lean have not been. taken notice of in it "—o"laatr Coetrair, ay. 3 t. SIXTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. Weimar, Oftober is, evening. " Six thoufand Saxqps and above three hundred Officers are taken. The Emperor affembled the Of fic:.-rs and told them, that it was with relutitance he Lad made war with them ; that he had only taken up arms in the defign of preferring the independence of the Saxon nation, and to prevent 'from being incorporated with the PrufGan Monarchy ; that his intention was to fend them all lediskl if they would give him their parole never to - 114441*t0n 'France ; that their Sovereign, whore good ; gider he was well acquainted with, had been tele w eak to retire be fore the Pru Mans and leave his country at their mercy—that all there doings malt come to an end ; that the Pruffians mull confine themfelves to Prufna and in no rerpeit meddle with the affair sof Germany ...that it behoved the Saxons to unite theenfelees , with the Confederation of the Rhine under the pres -itaalon of France, a proteilion that it was not the - Irk time they had enjoyed, feting that for the (pace Of two centuries they were ever in danger, and mull ;41ava been Overpowered by Aukria or PrutEa, had it ..sot faign that they were prevented by France ; that kiltaelepevor did not feize his arms before the Prof themfelves matters of Saxony ; that 9e4 aes of vi,lence were to be followed up ; that Continent had need of ref' ; and that in fpite of , keew pvConsanci Itratagense, fen in motion by difes rent Courts, tranquillity mull be fecured, although the fall of lonic Thrones fhould pave the way. , " The SaXon prifoners have been all fent home, with a proclamation from tha Emperor to ihr Peopla of Saxony, and with affurances that they wee...106t eonfidered as enemies." DECLARATION OF THE SAXON OFFICERS. 7,, " Jena, Odtober r . Si , es We, the underfigned General, Colonels, Ll4lllollint Cows.; Major, Captains, mad other Officers of the Saxon army, fwesg By oar Word of Honour nee to hear avow gaol Mg 114 42 11 1b1i Emperor of the French, King of Italy, and klia Atka? make the fame garb, and give the fame pledge, in the nalwe ltd i/ the prifoners et war take with awfelves. wed mentioned hi diai lift et Idareasemdiesed 011ierre,weihridIsewasderWeeth i eat that we will not break the raid abligelliolk oak* In the event of receiving to that eflceft polities sagas frees ewe Sovereign the Ikea: oilleaeny. [Were oblent to defer to our wipe owaber•eawow of the aims who lone Speed thie dedbliblOwaillemletrunteme. SEVENTH RULLITKOIring GRAND ARMY. .sr '. ; Yams, Qdloba t 6. " On the Isth it % dip ironing the Grand Duke d Zell iaveßed Erforth. On the t6th the place 1107' rendered by capitulation. In it were found fourteen thoufand men, among whom are eight thoufand wounded, and fix thOliand able to bear arms. They are prifoners of war—together with the Prince of Orange, Field Martha' Mollendoef, Lieutenant G.- nerat Larifch, Lieutenant General Glover, Major Generals Leftism and Zweiffel. A park of tic - , pieces of cannon, with all the requifite iMpleMenii and ammunition, are fallen into our bands. Priforigrs are daily brought in. " The King of PrufGa has fent an aid de camp to the Emperor, with an anfwer to the letter which his Imperial Majefty wrote to him before the battle —however, it is only now that the anfwer has been received. The reply of the Emperor Napoleon is the fame as that which he r,.urned to the Emperor of nutria before the battle of Aullerlitz. Belly' to the A;ng of Pruffia—se The ruccers of my arms is ". not doubtful. Your troops (hall be beaten ; but it se will con me the blood of my children. if that can sr.b e (pared by any arrangement continent with the `e dignity of my Crown, I will do all that may de " pend upon me to (pare blond fo preciouo. Nothing ee is fo dear in my eyes as the blood of my foldiers— ee except honour." " It appears that the remains of the Fran - son army are falling back upon Magdeburgh. Of this fine and numernot army, there ate now no more to he fern but fu:h parties as have been cut off from the re R. C 11l .ATION of the CITY and CITADEL of ERFURTH covet udctl between Colonel Fa Ova L. owe or the Commandants infest legion of Honour, fully empowered by hit Serene High. nth Prince poems:, 'GraturDuke of Berg and Cleves, Lieu talent of His Wetly the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, on the one fide: and Maim Pavaanwr Ncc It, Commandant of the City and Citadel of Erfurtb, and Fort Cyriarburg, for His Freida , ' Malefty, on the other. *rt I. The garrifun 111,11 march Sot on the 17 th with the 60. noun of war, amts. rife .% and baggage, battalion field pieces, jell batteries, 8.1.1 baking spparaten. and ramp train. They StAl proceed with drum. beating, colours flying, and matches lighted. to Halle, the tnareit City of his Mikity the King of tiatba Agiwer. The gates fball be this comment taken poiTefrion of by the troops of hi. Mapty the Emperor and King. To morrow, IR , ,6th of Onoher. at noon ; the garrifon with arms, baggage, 5. inn Ce.loler• and field pietas. Gall march out. They Gall lay their arms opoOthe lh elacis of the Fortrefo. and het prigorer. of war roe eerg Mall kap ttheir fumed. confidere and equi l mid. I hey than return to Prua f k m a upon their word o mue nu e ,4 *eve until csehancnd I Iremseentroloonoooos t u t ,. pc a,,, 3 . Juni efedts Stall be, IW:b m,. ed the tenths *PA that thrr may there arrive svah' 40 pire difagpototmeest, °Uteri., or delay. " — An II Tbsilevre,torpeoeurairmedOeters, and Sachets telt: are wwwilagenod In the . .0 , 041/4 , • • II - going article. Thak who are In a Rate to be removed &all follow the prrifon Immunisely sod llsore who ere net Ina nate to lip dertake the }money. null Yadkin at the charge of his Prolfian PAIR . Jelly, and Mall be taken are Of by arfars employed in his (cranes and u foots 111tIbey ate cored, or in a Mate of artvalefeettes, they that be (awarded to their refer:Clive corps z and to thisaM. the neceffary patrols ihall be given. Anfwer. 'lle Officers. Noo-commilliimad 011111611. , A64 54 ll• diem who are wounded, (hall Me Useluded iu.litteadainffiffillffioned Article; sod they may be left to the freeichlpizit ealeeklerytrhitt is (anciently known. isisi o t.e.ol Art. ill. To-morrow, at twelve triekeit. =II et'_ john Sall be delivered up. to be taken panel OF hotede— The Proffian Guard Chan keep their palL111011111401 1 •Inne as the Prartan prelim than remain In thepisogollk Ikon be permit ted to no one to come in Except the •ftllllMlllll65 named for the forrender of the plate. Anfwer. Included In the Fla Article. Art. IV. Should, contrary to the termer of the above article, any Non-crommillooed Officers or Soldiers come Into the City, they Ban be immediately felged, and delivered over to the guard on the outer pat. In like manner, no military perfon belonging to the garriftso (hail go out of the plate, Co long as the garrifon re mains. except only the Officers who may be difpatated to the French head quarters. Anfwer. Included In the Firft Article. Art. V. On both tides Commiffaries (hall be appointed. They than concert 'reaffirm from this moment, that the French Guard Chan take pollrtlion of St. John's Gate, and they (hall follow up their duty until the departure of the garrifon. At the appointed time, the neeeffary paeans 014.11 be given to the Prunlan Com miffaria, for the return of the garrifon to the States of his Prof lien Mlctly. Anfwer. TbeCommliTaria mall hold thankhres IS radinefs by to morrow morning, the 16th of °ember. to attend to the fur render of the artillery and marshier; the parpoess for the return Thal be delivered to the Camilla:ice of his ?Ask*, the King of Pruffia. , Article VT. Private property mall be re4eeted, and taken under the protection of his MaJcity the Emperor of the Francis, and King of Italy. Anfwer. Property (ball be refpeeted. Art. VII. The property belonging to Individuals of tide Car rion, which cannot be Immediately removed, ball be preferred during the (pace of three months, reckoning ; frail the date of this Capitulation, fo that the afarrefaid pedal, ntoy k their proper , - ty to be recovered, without any °Km:Now • Apfwer. To be Interpreted seen Article ; the Soldiers alone Ran be °bilged to take J Acttn. uitlN rdialat Art. VIII. Front the nom= this CaoltulatketteMeolliPellkdk. a Praha Officer than be fort to hie Usher% to lay the fooliallre Mot. • • .o - :" . • ~ . • i rlial l..' .. ' Aglitter. Goma .• i,‘ ?Nrifirelkixtq: e AftiVlX?.. Art. IX.. The Sehl.tiquiple. oeleasitor witsterndiWilis kit,. "hick may be vet In Etforehr *gill belernhodiasearreset ' the Pruffian troops!, Cocos of his Mejefty'eeltlyo.- - X - ''Anfwer. 'This 'Ade Iliallie laid before his illishgertelat ' GreodiDoke Prltteelbakfilltroff thefts and Be .."*. : - ••• ': . i In this capitulation moll be Included the Su 11 12,916 1 01/14 1a , pli of rhern•rhcio Is latollizenca In the gulf& ', . • ,444ath. tyth Wither, teak. rtid k., -4'ion_l4C_Cli_llk to the :3 . bull. • si? C RP ) vi l l A v.OV_&III.SCHINEC K. E . r*,ETAL. , .4.. d ,'. ..,, nl-' '. 1.. .., : ii - - Aveignhavoirtim. v 'VIII ditibiD ARMY. .; 1.13 S ~ N C'llir .t. , ! .I. ' """Wiiliej 6:16,11614 16, Evening. .M. 1 4141111‘101401/1 of de Vltktf that fano* the enemy 6.bskuVetst liptkept acconnts of the canonic t•D inn .. .• ' of4sifgperef i tioggige, otillery, megazines, and mi• Mary appurtenances of every difcription. Ilona' .1: 1 11006:Asse - made hienfcg matter of gb pities of ' •Pdarniet Sop* Of a convoy Of gdbillittrafiree ktfArahli Mit i ttlit '4lladotte. of ig4l4eifoners. - ijse l :tuatikty's afili is Co (catered in the dire lion of . . . onryo dint alienation of theirs entered one of OUT night camps, having miftaken it for one of their own. " The King of Prutna ',rives to reach Magde buret.— arthal Mollendorlf lies dangeroully in of his wounds'it Erfuqb. The Grand Duke of Berg has fens him his Phyfician. . , " Brigadier Generainnrofnel has had an *bal . • nate sear with:the iith and loth regiments of Chat- i' (curs, which . terminated much to their honour. " The Major. of the aoth hat particularly tiinin writhed hitnfelf. ' - 44 .4rigadier General Colbert, at the head of the 304 Heifers, and 12th Chaffenrs, made leveret rue cefefid charge! upon the enemy's infantry." BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.. .... _ ... - Weisner, Odloba ty. " The garrifnn of Erfurt has marched out, and is more numerous than was at fir ft thought. There is a number of magazines in the place. The Emperor has named General Clarke Governor of the city and citadel of Erfarth, and the neighbouring country. " The Citadel of Etfurth ii a fine one, with bul warks and cafements, and provided with every means and provinoas for a defence. This is an . important acquifition, and may ferve as a centre pqift foe litr-, thering our operations. In the sth titlditi4 lei Paid, that we had taken from 25 to 30 . • colours. There a - c already 45 at head quarto., • probably there are more than iizty taken. ' TherejAr. the colours which Frederick the Great preferited 'to his foldiers. " The colours of the Queen, ornamented with her own hands, are among the number. " It appears that the enemy (Prullians) withes to cone& his force at Magdeburgh, whether we are, however, marching from all points. The feveral corps of the army are in purfuit of him 11 different ways. Every moment couriers arrive with tidings of the fur render of whole battalions, with their arms, artillery, baggage, &c." ry In the prciTure of tient, we are obliged to defer the infertion of the remaining Bulletins till pea 'tzar nurnber,—Stear Ceeraor. HAOUE, OCEOBIIt 30. We have received intelligence that the Head Qar' ters of his MajeAy the King of Holland have been, removed, firfl from Weld to Munlier, and thence farther on to Paderborn, where tLey are now fixed. The Dutch corps of the army, the Van Guard of the Army of the North, has marched ontof Welch. —On the and and the s3d, the light troops rprea4 themfclves in the county of Match, lusd in the isrtli• tory of Mualler. On their approach dm -troops if Pruffia were called in, ()nibs ark die athineedvarif tria of Missest:• TA X' Vfiet lesisj ispec riddi • i' l9^ "WqM ,: I 1 • 114 t gill !MI Fon - 401 Is ialtsn 411-,freo • 4fic er s , efpeeially commit/triad; inalskighand its territory, Emb • den, tiormOostolig,C l igietig of Merck, ea. in the name of tit united Amiss of nonce end , Holland. The Dutch troops are in high fpiriti , obferve the I rand orderly difcipline, soskaGfplay the moll mar- OA hearing, as well as the billticonduer They ri• ti ~ the French trot+, • 1,114 the forced It h i ' . The King hitt' : A 1 simrticular thanks P' . '0.. 1 5.01001r , imideteddis Flying 4.1•;5.? "lc 'cm ntff :rave rwiiziti:• ,, • His Majelly's (Log Lacies t Ptinbief. life it M un g er . 111a9r: se'v tin .2... ;,..‘ ..? . Today the 1 1. 1 .4 1 Atiir ,4 :f 4 3 P4: 4 11 fenteace againa-*Flll4darrisiermorrelemeardiat 4 lsisie aipm, Peter BermfgokirioMMAlthelildefiereintff-' nor is found Guilt,* liiiikdsittillifisiO r egles i d of Om in his entlitiiit, flsiiflitsilsr and ItOr4lB4sllPer forth, incapable ipr,rgigigigisie Mejalatanakosmss , Over, condemnptietilip , Nov tomb afmilielst—,- iStaars Courser, Ottil.'. '' •-' 4 ' ''' .t .V _._ *ll. ' `:..1a:0•J,1-‘6lll‘iif.ii. a r,i ); "w vat; • inesire. I = 6l OEl ~-•.. . ci , • .•:, POllialfsMislif fliAMiliiiMiliffilikelildt . ' \s ' kin ilivoipph . mag 14th, brrvy .forced rrny of here. iv!! father, prirrifion tetetniqg from Re ., Minutia, and Ifiria, into the Friaul. Thes ,cofGans are Hill in prffeffina of Qgtgekke and the Auflelans under General Bellegarei; diin fiheemPest upon the Mande of Cursola and Lerma. Primitsi letters froth Niplertnenfion the calamitotia4tlledou of that emitteteti. • SIP dint bate , die Funds 0 , 000 frome „ sia.oluotsf expikilistib Virg ore li 3 Abloirt the army in.Sastinyi. , : . , le." V a rE 71 " / FRO Eirillk4SlLT. As Gsncral,ph • cis, ardent foes Savoys, With the garaonocydn the GeandrlsAkeilitis it id probable that this plate -Oil beAthilfhclisy the 13, varians, ur dot General Sebern e ;Thrr •t' rettinightitiretti,VVlldbthirr The laii woe see. had mkt, Ni 0 , ; „, mend**, Oat the PrsAnTts, it s tse . : inse burg, termined to defend the place. MULHAUSEN, OCTOBER The corps under the Duke of Saxe-Weimar, near zo.ooo firong. took no part in the affair of the uth, but afterwards retreated towieds tao4ranolle . Heiligentiadt is not yet in the;bipile;op whore Grand Army has peffed towards Berlin. ERONTIERS OF SAXONY, °MORA= • ' • The bead quarters of the French army is at Def fau ; it is not known whether the Emperpe,finpnir ni is there—it is certain that the next day 464,4 hop e , his head quarters wereAt Jena- Thelikummtoops' haveleft the Proffunisoky. • ,t I S2,-•" u " . V.: • • We are pofitively aillentd; thetlh3lll 0,000 men have alrendi'llifilldresigilmi, :herwien Brunt: tick and Ivfagdebnigh ; it u apporndebat the feel. ems of there towns will be die theitte of the next battle. The Duke of Bnufwick has Cent to theheadlaae. l ters of the French at De au. to Colic it the neutrality of his Stites, and has obtained it. It is raid that a cola= of Ruffian troops rived at Werfaw. 7. gr 11121'S L OCTOPI R 23. —The French have aged an artier at Itipfic, for all Englith property to b e delimited ,M • is four days. 531 i/ lftl , r,C.l On the 17th ina. a Convention of Nedremny ifte 11 agreed upon between France and Saxony, in copra. 4uence of which the Saxon troops are to be with• !drawn from the PrufGan areniee. The French con thus to march towards Wittenberg and Torgau. BRUNSWICK, OCTOBER m. Marlhal Soult's head quarters are near Magdeburg; Marfhal Ney and Prince Murat's divifions are with him. This place is reported to 'be lhort of provi • Sons, in confequence of great quantities hating been fent from thence to the armies. All firangers have been defined to quit Magdeburgh. The French fent a trumpet to fummon that fortrefs on the tad. It is thought that moll of the Pruffian troops have retired towards the Oder. The Duke of Drunfwick is conliderably better. On the tad fome Swedith troops entered Artlenberg and Manenthal, in Saxon Lauenbcrg. BANKS OF THE ELBE, OCTOBER 27. According to the accounts of travellers, a great number of French troops had been continually pal: ling through Leipfic (ince the 18th, who were prin. cipally on their march for Wittenberg and Torgau, at which latter place there will be a ;amp of from la to hhooo men. Another conficierable corps will ho aatiotied near Defrau. We arc rammed, by advices from Leipfic, Oa; t Twos Napoleon has ellablified Ilia ti ! ,: ! 4 gam. ten at Wititenbarg. Ocher &monis, which likewife appear to ha relic on, fay that the Emferor of the French Ist p!!".sl4. .me evening, accompanied byliziguard, from ...ia for Weimar, and on the 17th in the evening for Niumburg. . I No contributions bare beerulavled on do city of Leipfic fence the entry of the French. "" r' x AU the churches and public edifices at Noiskorg are filled with the wounded, and the foldieeoftleill employed on th e field of battle in buftfogffiAltd. 100 OF THE ODER, OCTOIRLa4O wq t ThelrilwAirere not yet at Berlin 'Oa* XII of Willie* --' . • The Emperor Napoleon wencon the ststh of Oc tober, in th 4 evening. vrith bit gitogilivil.l4l.ll* to Weimer, sad flePt - tettifilitlilintla•siz ode Ma Their lia)aliel the Klbg,o4,4wpriiiiiillblt Hangsiitz, are in (*kin. . . ...,,,, .0%,,,de5n00 The greater part of the bridge. rtellibeillil have been lake' up. - "ted:::.! edi wnerte... , DORSE4)l,9oMolibma.l;aclasi a& The march a trUUßtilq l ll6lllll sigisity Aid bon *allot for f 4 a p4O/401he adannkaitoard of the Arml ct , . %t 614. bsealesidgen tered gnidlei, all4hlth Ow, it is foeporarthe Kung of H0u4.4:0, '414 ;kiwi quarters. - Yeller lay el, ryginteoll94t . l4,Talry rearmed to Hol land. Theft ininineis bore been obliged to ftipply the army with manymeneffariee, general pole have either failed entirely, or come in tweetfually lat., Owing to the hottilities. Neither of thofe.fitoin JesaLor Holland which were (6e ye1;54!.., cronisp kepi!'" , 4 . 1 pithistuelc, 0 0**4141.1k itror . l i Vil v ii l 4l4." Wfdfl ri .. ;# - 1r..34i L: 4 yinl4ll6 bat Mee sat yet of tbk Oteletekt! We . - • T tO . .,F 1119 I P Hanovesien"serritory will beiag rani hay; potrOgrof ik ciettrx.:it 6,. „ r , vasTrHApA. , it,. •;.._. .... Artt, General Wende ll ; who liiiilinie - if iKdia l fired 44 *ROM arPiFf 74,0 V .4. ii ' verrrial. , :Ml* . acts sti, .4 . A * fi t Na l it er 41'. . giejl a a i r, y account* kola s e ! . ' , i ''''' 7 p c : o 4' : , c ."... ai km. , ......._-4 t s. 1 2 -J.:KM Psi., An:__ m.-..- t-ta-reefelif, ' a 1 , 4 LissLissdlottfand French have enter; up ail ,p 4 libeehke Phials'* advanced, we are strafed, ter adirfart . ),,Vea*VpierDordt crop has petteresl pl) ni19 4 631 YothPvii . ofinAly itice#r77hifh liseorimsit viaefafi-Mtr*Agf .19,bar piiieteteVY/ifirrtiVieWt• proceed ofljest boars. az% .•1 wa ii.H :Pilraiddit • rriliVil int* tl"ForkA f f fas e .akok pt if 1 liSlitaltillee;dlrirtiNZ fl i ildi iikeitti lePihiii hie l V l NOtot 015 41 i g Weimar have between 461 . iairlo,00at .In.rAnder Meth t'the itiiv l sboi4eigip 1 . i i i i lavi: al. „. ma stinif'tete)ilk tseifew d 45,,, . • ..../.. , ~. L. •tw'llmr :Iv-74'41000k% pioae,f2! Ornall th;.-Ot. en , ligh t .' , A! r ' sea, , a p f l it enteretste Bait • 4 , 4tr tt s .._ 4 "Pi. Ittaltulfk prefentition beintlll • iti - utelf:Posnlitantler 4 !fa)! tntiesiz4Firbat hatililialitien was insme4;sl‘l4,•o; the Officers gave the Itiliebitants money, and Cevfell themtkives on the pretence cf b!inlvisnrws . v the territory belonged to ltooe . ilet .:....-- LAuENntiwati, Ocrltpt,s2. According to Come aceonnti,- the French hrm marched into Prenzlow. Theyentered Brunfyick on the nth. General Wartanflebeu is itt Itfaitairig . • .... iida !. , 4 ,.....! :-.,.. r.- with ta,ooo men. HAMBURCH, OCi i . 4, We are without any further official geeNitarditi Berlin refpelling the battle of Adtreitadit s ilf know is, th4t on the 2 3 d inßa t it the Fiettehe sg entered that City ; their Pruffiat t Majeltier, Itlertb Count Haugwitz, were 'at Cullrin on the asth.W.: Prince Hobenlohe, in conjunAion with the corps under the Duke of Saxe Weimar, 'had ebiteeted i force of between 4o and so,ooo Min; ne l ailttnets. burgh, where a feeond battle was eV i el i f i tit#e place. Bonaparte': head quarters a It, f atf been at Delian as late as the a4th. , ''' ' The divitions under Prince *oral sot gadbAls Sonic and Ney were dare to•l4:l!idlfs,,n , rArActtft mooed that place to farrender. •••• • - . 4r . , ~. Some accounts Rate that tlie • Pritisl;ioit Ipla;; - tired acrofs the Oder, nftetb4eliini'dpiro s f i L f r bridges. The fcareity of proyifichts ti:tilif . 3 ma i , of Brandenburgh was h•grikt s 'digit' Itlill itolt• • the French would be oltl iff ic i ° ) 4 t, r eit til * / *ores foam, in the PrOffian zuagnatier • ,tt•te s• -_-• with them in wrggonr. :7. 5 . . • si ,,, "! J).l. Ead sitim , The Duke of Brunfwtck 04} nip mane 9 111 • • - retreat *Mt ;Nat* Teti, tind jo i n ed t t. v .i.?tia Sett, IFfeltuat.: . . . • . , • 52.•.•1 To nr- 1 - • •• • IN*Wdk;OCIT/11111,1+ - .. if po enemy ordeti init., the coept ,e 1 , . , •.: rum': : • • • Sores, lb Friuli, confining of 10 ;999r i fstfi •• - . loon to %bard) tbropgh this city !l on its . ,ing , ts? • 4 the Grand Army . * Sa{Opy. The tins i t already received orders to procure plsitiO . prof . . . • ...... f i Wl' . amok S INff 4Mir L s % aint laR Ode .13 wife at bi • as is 74 Lug an. Issio Cho dos 1 Itb• —1 er IMO Our. diftridt Oast *OK 1 904. _ ctil which are sia'ficammon et amber prifigitt and bear ea Tatty, Ti!etare,,proces4g N ea Mica by lora mareles. Gemr4 o giala.fanaramoimaris art army 3 0 100 c aft" Niter fgee,gfeleitqwei' tee feca her •ri.siiiiiiar.:,s_asir " Travellett retratifirilryel . r . airdie: ia;4411 V ate is i s,OOO ft:Olken tra4lie *Ned threall, ,Warta' and were immediately followed by a tripin of ?milli( rot/BMW dm • , ocrosot a. .?Ma French troop', are daily retatalqg from R • itiagiinir:. Otcaila 147 .;, -- ista - - 0 , 4 411 cinmitweio4ov 'ita in ilifir 7 6l*. l - olop.of that ckt t g 414 oodar water, tin PrulEaoltatrifoo, bora* ,refqtrod to defend . the plare.-seyerit of 1110itatg.Wwf teebnfiquenet tett that to C, t!it.rofitigo ' . "Within this' thil Outtad i dori :erop i h+ro ! '"'Within sow. iitcl"..' . bun-cotoeyea to iha maim of, 420P11114. To day Vent s& iiritter..k_uliVdritilialoBll Imo five* *Mali& , eltico• -1 4.0 8 10? *ieTedltirthe "". " 4. • V gip ►ury Ai t 4 rosy whk I zadi 1 70 bra bop dtai Win id of t Prol a& I Ix sI are ezet the Fr it Lot Lu tkai of I in t. Mit Su thr adi I