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Aber were mnde prifoners the Peach. .It 5%01 , ' to" fee there rpm.' to form ao.isjeml. the almeliance and suilubdued loFf their eirantry..thein liitsgosnd glory.aggearA sear eyare !notify fine young meat d thEcOntrall between there troops and the other' 61rpok ) ! Airs whomwe fee every day, is ye. WI tits „ . LtitiCF.Nov. 12.-1.47411 TILOM • Paseo; ors,: cra's•er , lll2lllG TO TI lylittr UNDID. 111•11.311• L awe nenorri . " Eve, fine the brilliiint *fair at Halle, the corps under the Prince of Ponte Corvo has been confidera• bly weakened by fenced marches, fatigues, and in vonfequestee of lofing a detachment of between two and soot: men, who were left et Planerfee and on the Havel ; but which took I 0,000 lacks of meal and 13,0 rm tacks of oats,. intended for Magdeburg, toge ther with the Pruftlen ereort. The men worn nut whh fatigue being left behind, the Prince advanced with rt,ooo infantry and Iwo cavalry, and follow. lug the Fruffians with this force to Crivitz and Sotrwerin, he took from them ten pieces of cannon, and Made tone prifoners. " On the morning of the 6th of November, Soo ?ruffian baggage waggons, .t.feorted by two fqua drony ofcaralsy, were taken after a lbw aetion. T4 f. pen f ral of DivifionAterstraa, nbfervings whe' be appeased upon the :nave, that the'Swedes sertre.einbar king, cannonaded them, and they (truck their flag, and were obliged to anise on Chore and iubmit, with la piece, of cannon, and two flaisdieds• Among the.prirosiWikp_Seedonel.,lol4)NE *Mg of Sweden'e :Aigenwhaisnoggegage. 6 6 Cbeneralliedier halibgahin polfellion of the gates of Lubeok, with fourteen pieces of cannon. The towii.. which Warilisevapa - by t•enty thoufond Pin& sans, and A forniiilialifi,lttftlery, was attacked by , Martial' liernadertte, who, had. notbing but three and Ss pnistbders..- Nelawr. sides attire& far die weak:, *lfs ssf 111•11eins•sin mir'ooffefficts. The Proffian trauerkiiiite •Orr?ed by the bayongt, and the gate Forced.. ep the plaee was ;tittered. there was bloody conflia bet Ween both armies. The Protium, who had entrenched thenafalres in the hunt«, pc tired their fin t upon the French' like hail ; however, no thing could refill the impetuotity el the latter.'"Each affair in the town, upon the walls, and the !Anions, terminated in their favour. The Prat:Gans were every where killed or made prifoners. " In order to dillodge the Ruffians from the the French were c.bliged to get upon the roofs . of the !Tonics I their vigorous fire from this fituaticin ended with the defeat of the Prnffians. Such a dread ful Rona as this, aguinft a populous city, and alma* every bade, could not but occifinn fount diforders. However the pretence of the Officers and Generals, the Prince of Pons( Coven in particular, who was continually in the midtt of the fire, re*ored tranquil. lity. &Alia French, who were ref dents in Lubec, Paved the -hooks of individuals from the fury of their countrymen, at the hazard of their own lives. From the PruiPans toe pieces of cannon were taken, and from the Swedes faf,Ripees, befides anonmuition waggons, . 4. The inhabitants of Lubec reproach General Blucher as the cnneceffary carafe of their misfortunes. The Preach and Swedifh Officers treat each other with much efteems and regret that they have beep compelled to aO as enemies. The Pri.i:e of Post*, Corvo does every thing io his power to alleviate, oho misfortunes of Lubec. Sixteen or feveeteen denial prifomrshavt already left the place : the intercotteo of the poft is tenor* and the greater part of the Fseach troops cantonad out of the town.. 1101711111111 13. Yeaerdey the Prince Ponte Corvo fet off fee Rats burg end Lattenburg, and is expelled to regent*: =Sorrow. The city was illuminated by the inhala• tants. The Prince has made a pref:nt of two Prof flea Sips loaded with meal to the inhabitants of Lubeck. The PrufGan and Swedifh prifoners ham all kft Lubeck, and tranquillity is once more ream ed. Marfhal Bernadotte, Prince cf Ponte Corvo, half publifhed a proclamation to his foldiera, inn ing • them to prepare for new achievements. BERLIN, NOV. 4. We are at ptefent very tranquil. We have a French genitor% of about sOOOOO men including the Emperee's Guard. They are quartered upon the Bourgeois. Although aceollovned to military pomp. we arc aflonilhed at the ftiperh appearance of the Guard, at its entrance into the city. The Emperor goes not e , ety clay un horfeback with a (mall of eon; wherever he flops, he is immediately (aground ed by a cations crowd. A pan of the King of Pruffia's Guards were made prifoners with the troops of Prince kohenlohe ; they have defiled towards Pothlam. The Officers of this divilon have obtained their liberty on their, parole of honour, but have 101 l their baggage; the private fiddlers have been fent to France. The Prince of behevento arrived here on the ill ilifiant. General Beaumcnt came hither on the 3rl with his divifion of dragoons. This diviGort had so new g m i s ede, which had been taken!), tilt French,' and which were delivered in on the 21 at ten in the :morning, with much pomp, to his Imperial Majefiy. An order of the day of his Imperirl.Maistly, dated a re ssig of Ofiober, announces that General Mil. 11.1nd comolled on the stpth of that month, near Pafewalk, C 61116 1 11 of 740GOilliantry, and five no • .6 160 • - aauriibM &gents of eavalrh,Sa Tit tioirs their General I.4* L p the (ate day, forced Sterile capitulate. In,tlyatoll.cefs were Mood eaamm, aud conailerabTessaageeinea. The , confining of 6000 men, were made prifontra 06' The Emperor tr.anotuyres every-day hintfelf', guard which it mounted. Prince. Jerome, brcther to his Imperial hi**, let out yeflerday morning for Freackfolt, with Ge nera! Lefebvre. The General of Divifinn, Clarke, Cromfellnr of Sta,e, and Secretary of the Cabinet to his Majeftpo who was laft y ea r, a t a finale/ period. appoiate4 Gnv(r.tor General of Vienna and of Anflria, by been appointed to a fimilar fituation, and to fulfil* fame friefli•ifis in the city of Berlin, and the Prate, Provi,,,es of Magdeburg, the Old Marche, Primp nits. Ituckerm.treh, the New Marche, and Pomerania, His Imperial Majefty, in the midft of the grill 4 occupations of war, direAs, neverthelefs in detail, all the affairs of his isnm:nfe empire. It is remarked with aftonillment, that his Minigers and Secretary of State are frequently doing banners with him. A divifien of French troops arellagiting towards Glogan. NOVIMBIIt 7. The Gazette of this day contains the following Official Paper : lop • al Head (Lumen at Berlin, Nay. 7, 18)5. ORDER OF THE DAY. Hit Maj,fty fee, sibb Pain, that difordera are committed in the mar or tise army, particulary in the environs of Leipzig and Wittenberg. Tbe Prmeh Commanders are the Ids pardonable, becaufe, Independent of the French body which they have wader their command, they bore tiro Saxon Infantry and Cavalry,. They mutt cook timpani,* to Rop the Reanimated place them under the awe oft French °Meer, or Bub slicer. The fame dif. pnetior. s mutt be made with refped to Weimar, Erfurt, Gotha. Brunfwick, life. Tbs Preach Commander. mat Morley the forces of the country, In order to mire property to be refpcdcd, and to rtrefa eteclyr derdiferders which etilhenoemrdie army. The Prince liinsfaittel and Valencia, Motor General of tbo Grand Army. (Signed) IgAs* 4444. • - oovolies. a. • • Our nevrfpapircEstala tba tapow Falun. tin° : JouM AAAAA pOONNOWISSI, GIYCa4L 07 INVININII, &C. ,Lostpu wrriczi, TTT ITS IN 111$ DIST ti 570. Potts ! Napoleon the Greet, the Invincible, advances towards Poland, at the head of an army of toomoo men. Without pro. tending to penetrate the kerma of bin intentions, be lever only endeavour to prove ourfelves worthy of his generobry. " I IbaM fee," has be faid to us," I !hall fee if you d efervc to be I am going to Pofta ;,--there will I form my fiat plans or poor welfare. Point! ups pesifehres depends your becoming independent boar...yaw obssinise a cannery. Year a►enger, your creator has appeared. Hanel M apprceith Mm from carry quarter, as oppregal children rub temardee father advancing to their MIL • lance Dring him Toot hearts, you: arms. Rift in a body, and peeve to him, that you arc ready to Pied your Mood for the ms wer et leer coveter. He knows that yoe have been dlr He will provide Tee with arm. Yet yea Fetes compelled by your newt:fora Mats to light far them, sad %MR year own let tered, ! Rally yoarfeives wader the baneers Orme country By command of Nardem the Great, IC4kivfko will be rl, *p fonmened to addrele yna. In the Mae time accept the mark of his enameling'. Receded( that the crier which called you to leMy, there to he frowned Intel/glom. has not d•eetved you. Thefe are the lOons which have merited the approbation of ,hc Invincible Hero of Europe, and given him the firlt lenprclEon oldie Pole (pirit and the Polilb charader. Imperial Head qtarert, Berlin,Noveinber 3.'8°6. (Sired) DOM3ROWI3KI. WYBICKI. msomica. Jamul, wit DATE. The General nfDivifion, Salary, arrived at Stre !its on the 3111 ult. with 600.eavalry, *he►e r.e took prifoner the Qneon of Pruffia's brother, who was fer •ing in the PruiGan army. The Bavarian and Wurtemberg corps. c3mpofing the army under Prince Jerome, arenrarching through Saa•my towards the Oder. According to a decree, daredsat NVittenberg, on the aStit ult. his Imperial Maitny has ordered poffef frou to be taken of the Principalities of Eichrfeld and Erfurth, the county of Hohenitein, and an the Pruf Gan territories lying in Saxony, between the Rhine and the Elbe. The Eagle is every where removes', ana the revenues are levied for the ufe of his Maj e fly. The civil Megiarates, who are placed under the or ders of Chamberlain Dohm, are for the piefent con tinued in their refpeAive fumnions. Waal Davoull has eroded the Oder at Frankfort. ,The King of Pruffia has crofed the- Vianla, and is at prelibt at Graudens. The number of his troops on the other Ode of the ViQula cannot exceed from 12 to 15,000. Yellerdey an order was iffeed by Prince Akaander Berthier for the prevention of Inch excefles as have been lately committed by the French troops 1110VIKItill 1 1. The papers of (hit day contain the followimr The - town of Dlegdeburg capitulated on the ph.•— The bombardment of that place oar finned to much damage to the inhabitants, that they sevulted, and compelled the Governor to fortender. Asa fcatcity begins to he felt among the inhabi. tants of this city, it is ordered that every foldicr quar tered upon the citir:ns muff content himfelf with the o rdinary meals afforded by the houfe,and expeti no- t further. ORM OF THE DAY. " Freon thy Imperial bead quarters. Harlin. N... 9, ilk& " The in - peeve infaerns the Grand Doke of Berg, the Prince of Pante Corso, Maraud Smelt, and the Infantry, Cavalry, A etd lery, rod Engineer*, under their command, that he is reindict' with their enrduel in the brilliant affairs near LUNT. and with the indefatigable anivity with which they Nye purfutd tin wady during bb march. ".The torsi under General Blocsft, prelfed on eget, Ode, ere.. **ally oat dark.d, and who& retreat had ben ale Vin every dirodllon, has capitulated and forrendared prifoitcre of war. It anditted of t6,0)0 infantry, and 4002 cavalry. They Bad with them a train of E 3 pieces of artillery, and are to he feat to France " At recta theret. nos Ante corps of the enemy remaining VS this Ildeof the /Mids. (Signed) , " The Priest elf NIRIFCHATEL sod VALEVOF.I4, " (Malle-Glamiria the 0.- rr Aral%) (Underidaal) * M. ALF X DMI:115121L" •NOT/11l LITTIe, SAMS DAT! ' The Grand Duke of Bog (Murat) is hoorline. pelted here. General RAV4II has entered Wiftper. Two regiments of Proffitt:l hutra,s, each with loco horfes, and two battalions of grenadiers, are made prifonets : 3o pieces of cannon were found in the place. On the 6th, in the afiernoon, Field Matflial MoTlendotf had an audience of the Emperor, and was mull gracioufly received. Immediately after, the four Deputies. from Lcipfic were relented to hi s FMAjefl y. Ott Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock, the Con• aituted Authorities all:a:bled at the Pal.-e, with, the Minifler of State and his Deputies, &c. when the Itllowing oath was adminifiered to them by General Clark : I (wear to exercife the authntity veiled in me by the Emperor of the French and King of Italy, according to law, and (imply with the view of preferring the public order and tranquillity and to 'safe all my exertions in the fervice of the French army, concurring with, and forwarding their detign.., and not to have any eonneaion with the enemy." The conquered countries belonging to the King of TrufGa, according to a notice publifbed by the Go vernor General, are divided into four Departments : r. The Deportment of Berlin, and Which will al& andA of four provinces, *is. Usennark, underthe command of the Chief of illottaboo Herres; Prerhx, under Colonel Merin ; A Itmark or. 4cr Colonel Bossin ; Middles/lark, under the General of Di. ifion Clarke, a. The Department of Cußein includes Netuuark, ander Bel gadier General Menard - - 3. The Department of Stettin luchalet Pacsimmiu. rim Bel -.. - ..1 - tidier Thouvenoe. 4. The Department of Pfistrdeberg includes tbititiehy of Mat Jeburg. the County of MansSeld, the Circle of the Seal, under the Adjutact Commandant Champeam who refold at Burg , the town Of Halle, ander shit AdJotaot Omentaitlaat Latour. The General Adisiaidnuien of the above mentioned Depart enema is under the fuperintendancc of the General Intendant Duo ; the General Adminiftratoe of the Finances and Domains, M. neve ; and M. Laboullierfe, Receiver General. FROM THE CASSEL GAZETTE. Catgut, Nov. 4.—The advanced guard of the di vifion of Marfbal Moetier appeared on a Fadden on Saturday morning before the gate of Leipzic, and the greater part of the dirifiou had entered the town about noon, and were quartered on the Bourgeois. The relt were quartered in the environs. The King of Holland arrived alfo here with his Guard in the afternoon, but fet out again yelterday morning. _ All'the HefGan troops are pritoners of war. The French troops have occupied all the gates and all the guards. They condua themfelves with good order, and the care which the Officers take in order to main gain order and tranquillity, and to confide the Cili &ens under the fecturre of war, merits the greaten eulogiurns. INOTI TIAIIIIMITTIID Till 31ST MP °coolie 1111TWFIN EEEEEE MID SIIDMIONT, BT Tflll CFIATCI D'4l. FAIR'S nr.T141184,11101 OP Till Tit MCP 411011140 OF ITALY, TO Tilt PILINCI OF 14E135 CASSEL, PIILD IMAItSI4AL A TINS 'sync' OF PROSSIA. .. The underaped Charge d'Affaires of his Majeity the Fm• parer of the French, in order to declare to hie Serene Hishoefii ink Pewee of Here Catfeh that his Welly the Emperor is pre redly informed of the pert which the Court of Carel tau adman he tthe Pruffun Coalicion, and Omit was in coofequenee of that Coa • legion, that the furloughs were recalled; that horfes were dr. ' triLuted to the cavalry—that Hanats was fungi:bed with prora tion., and provided with a Arcing garrifon I " That it wet in vein that his Majelty informed M. De Malt , burg, Miriam of his Highs& at Paris, th a t an y arn , arnen t en the part of the Prince of lleffe Card would be ecieSdered as an ` aft of bollillity, but that 'mitred of answering this overture the [Gam or Here Carel gave orders to M. De Malthurg to danaud papal.% and to return to Carel: w That the Pruffian troops have Once entered Caffet—that they were received with the greatell joy by the Hereditary Prince, a General in the fervice of Pruffia, who even cordwded them through the town—end that there troop. t fed the liciLin States, it I order to attack the French army near Frankfurt; w That immediately afterwards the plan of the campaign cf the . French army, dewed to the PrufGan Generale, the neceirty of ' recalling their detachments and c,neentratiog themfetves at Wei- mar, id order to be ready for battle; w That It was in coofequence of the& military operations, and j nit as account of the neutrality of Helic, that the PrutGans ro und, Milted of affenebling their troops; w That during the whole time that the rortune of war was en- decided, the Coon of Calk! Rill continued its armaments, shim' the Emperor had declared that he lhould confider them as betide; ei Th at t h e Fe t idly:army having been defeated and drives beit hind the Oder, it would be as Imprudent as abfural on tlie pert Or, the French rosy to leave the Helhan army affenibled,wehicli guild be a lways ready to (alluvia the rear of the French army he ter k &mild be defeated. .. The Underfigned has in ennEequeme received pnitfte twine to declare, that the recruits oldie French army demands that the town of Hann, and the whole territory of Hefts CHM, Road be occupbd by the French ; that all else arms, artillery, end arterials, Smola be delivered to the French army, and that every memo Mould be-taken to cover Its rear spirit the hoftile s 1 MIS 10 idi the Hyde of Hare Cage' has always dews spied France w Under their eireumfbanees, nothing remains to the Prince If' Here Cada, bat t.. decide whether he will repel force by twee, and tarok hie country to all the horrors of war. . But as fuch Genes do not accord with a politiell folios, the Unierfloied Is ordend to dun led his privets, In order that he may be enabled leeasullatety tili depart. CSIONM) ARMISTICE fROW tut entrorav OF relavao. PSV. 11. We are Allred that a fufpeofion dorms fiir ass is. definite term was concluded on the Illth of this moth tretweeo Marlhal Dome said Gert.ZaArew. " IL °EVENT.' . . • n' - '" iiikintlaoH...hkerildlillt ea. '411 ) h . is now no luages gyrated! y the fear of a `vifit fiuna the.Freach. lho pies are sot whisk .n --ding enniandy guarded, and poor dlfperfn.l Pnvltsn tolerate ale daily picked up by hundreds. Mane of tireen are fo l famithed and .1;x/reviled. that they can feared, be conveyed along. They are enn4need en der as stem i.f the inilitarrgart if it to the yew; in I• Bettie. Since the cnpitaleto aof General &whir. dig French armies hoot fir •the mutt pan* left •L a. Seek for Preiflia. Mat 014 Be' nadotte tere.iined there with about fifteen hundred men. 'the P %Agars and Swedes taken pittance's will be fent, «a Hanover, to France. The French flying parties of cavalry have committed great exceffes in different parts of the te• pendencies of this city, but owing zealous and seise citations 4 the French tlia.i.aer, Boerienne, theft exceffes have been hopped. The molt poltive affitrances have been given by Princes Murat and Pont,- Corrn, that the French army will refried our trootrality. The cverfe of Alts rand, Franckfori, Wetlphalia, Hanover, Holland, and the conquered Pruffsan provinces, all remains free, as well as the navigation of the Ellie to Alagde burgh and Bc•r'n. All the fhips laden here for theft places have received paffes from General Hullin, the Bench Commandant at Berlin. Immediately after iifirCipitulation General Blucher arrived here from liabeck. The inhabitants of that place curie him as the author of their wifery. Had he had only a dart of fix hears before the French, he would have thrown hlmfelf into Hamburgh, which might have been the vino of this place. In Lnbee the mifery and famine exceed all the powers of dekription. The Senate, at the retina of that of Lubec, fist fent floor, baked *lid, eattlt, and meat thither. After the defeat of the Pruelatit, the French plundered Lubec fur near fix hours. 'The lower claire. of people have almok 101 l their all, and the elates committed by the French (oh:fiery are (hocking. Ira Latienburgh, Rantebittgh, Weimer hlecklenburgti, Schwerin, kc. forger fcenes of ra pine and murder have alto been consmitted by ibem. General Blucher is dill here; and Generals Drive and Frere lodged in the fame inn with him I bee not of particular refpea for him, they would ant dint at the fame titbit. After the capitulation, Bernadotte embraced him ; and all the French Generals's/rid Officers could not furniantly capers their admiral titan of his valour. His Mull Serene Higbaefs the Doke of Brunfwielr is arrived at Ottenfen, in the boort occupied bt the Duke, his late fatherorhofe body has been opened . And embalmed. Ir will, it is raid, be removed to she family burying wank, as (non as the c•lnfato of the French is obtained. The young puke rood gallantly defended the gates at Lubec; and the ?tench vroold not have peaeirated into the place fel C. n. if she ar tillery had obeyed the orders of his Highnef. and General Blucher. General Frere SO penetrated Carough the Burgh-gate; Ilia Adjutant was killed by • his fade, and lair honk lb it. la the operations againa Travemunde, and I,tahee and its environs, the French, by millake, f 'iced the Danifh cordon of neutrality, and an engagement en- Cued between them end the Danes, in which fevers) men were killed and wounded on each fide. A Da nifir 11,11 racer was alto murdered by a Frenchmen, upon which the Prince Royal of Denmark fent an Adjutant to Prince Murat, at Lubec, who sleeted up the millake, and ineenifed 'that the neutrality el Lubec Mould for the future be moll fcrupuluntly refpefted. At Lubec French foicliers are Sot daily f r the excefres which they have committed. Private advices from Berlin talk of an unlimited armitlice between Priaa and France. It is bid to have been concluded between Mediu' DUI OC and General Zaftrow ; but it has not yet been tlficially promulgated. The negociationk are carried on Teel brifkly between Lucchefini and ZaOrnw, on the part of Pruflia, end Duroc en the part of France, in Char- I ntenburg. Bonaparte Rill remained at Berlin, where he waited for the Grand Duke of Berg', return,from Lubeck, previous to his proceeding to P;;land. Terms of Peace have been offered to the Ki-g ; but he is Paid to with for a modification, and fent on this account a Major to Berlin. His Pr ufilan Mrjefly is now Paid to be at Koeningfberg, where the laf regi ments remaining to him have been colleiled in Old and New EAR Proffia, cnnflaing et 33 bait as and 45 fejtiadrons. Some ellimate the remainder of his troops Rill at so,ooo men. The Prince of Mecklenhnrgh, brother to the Queen of PrulEa.has been taken prifimer by t hen each General Savary, at Sterlitz. The Meeklenburgh provinces, it well as the two rennet:Allies, have been ; terribly plundered by the rapaciout French. With Ruffia all communication is no cut off, ner have wit any account of the tnevemeot of the Rugian semi,* Melees ft om Berlin of the t t th, aftually anon' oce the entry of the Fuench atnsy tn•o Poland. This event happened on the sth init. when Kirasel Da. i s wilt so ono mos, oc •iipi:d Porovvia and its eavisont. He intends to match immemat el/Applied arfaw, from the neighbourhood of .chic's Louis 31% . 111. I* retired to Cosi) it d. This province and Ltviatia we laid to De eeferred by Napolei•n for Yrs. doeisk William, who Is to We tht deeper.). of Bran. & m imeo ) , Hanover► Baretelbt Wettphali mad all whet German poiairsous. trerg Ace. 11