The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-20 00:00:00

•• • r 1,0 , • G rr !. A:11N. I.4o;kilert, tai, )per, the enemy arcrsienhayn; - is *asserted tittl4 )resden. ines °filial city ___ *cad! iblitstefi find thitaselres ex , I misery.' ;in, nithget t) carnlry inp(4i Inputs Reef inteAi 'bat Cenerel i e ‘ori)s (Terenei: %etc rftennsrd tts'' unifird ertirity of' the 'enemy intry kitneen t' I. be ityaiiiy tiOvidia anti liisi , tatar ices; a As** ) M!{"' V ~ ;~ ?. I .;bit, spates • *ore . used, tho very able direction of /Pr ~,- IFO . Captaittee. '.The girrison answered .. the main body of _ , • with. Ode artillery, halt 'entirely e•;thout e ff ect ; they --- ' ' ---- ----, -.--ArDON ..) ~ STUWART,,Lke substance of w -iaiii:oowtownsieitedl may, perhepai ,attempf a sally, bet General! 6ulow- 'The enemy immediately. advanced rapitile - threugh Dorneck iC,nWe 9 Du , 9. ~ . . . . . :---.0 1 111""---: . ifi'th e lat o 'l ug '‘ • • • 4,01 a % iiz 1 le? Wl' f.i. • • • •• ' . .•: i • 't 1 1 , ' " •.• • • 4, 4 7 " - CPI .! .. . I 41:4 (1W • :„/,..4 .4.1 ;Ma 111 , Jr• is before that fortress with 30,000 men, and if it C. l Ms against 'our trocipi; but they were received by them with the 'grentest cook •- •• • Whit haul Oct. 19. 4a, mot* to.. . „,,.,.. ~.4, ~,4 • :. shdtild be itteesesey, tan be strengthened with up- ness, and by a tielUdirected fire of itrtillery, rind - ya Highness t fit. rioce g ~ , i r; ~, b,••,, . A U,L‘g 1 IN., - •I t • I la ' Ilia'no I hP ' Re OPOiiiit. • -:iii e '. , 1 " 1 • ' ''° • . . . P . 14r. , 14ntitt hati just .arrived Jilt iiiikPoreist elites . . wac•is of 40,000 more. . musketry "they were thrown into such confusion , that ' Pleased its the name and on . the .bohaliteftblis . . . Tbe distress in .3ilagdeburgh has eeached•its•utmost they fled .bevoitd •Dorneek, leaving behind' them a• • ' t he *R Willie 'V 'NM , . . jesty, to grant unto PT. III en! vert x • 1 , • . , raik.b4 iii;4 4 4arie'rs i oethe A IliesiLaY all. Top. r Itvight. Upward. of an hundred familieo l oeho were great nu mbe r 04.01‘.1.,. iroonded; apt; priaetteras •! Dock'. ist•'Dithvity; the Ace Ind 'filieifot llieflis';MA,4o.llll:4ltP3l4 left 411 t _ hit 1 § 11 4:.' 11 4**$. 4 et (many without sesteoance, have leftt lie-city,. A great .e k •- • '.• ' shell ' their flight-4)y Major Von P f of Di •• • the . LT '' :•• of 0004. tine& for tease ofehereetedirtbe-roartite Gotte t tfburg. ey weaklier/ in . i ro essor . vi „ ersenoty pert of the garrison, which is etitop?kd of all nistionsiilCavendo;reslite•eteln- took post at "Mniock;i. It • Mt . 111 , ..: I. aW11,.. I, . S'a , ~,u. ‘ , 4•A.. 'I , • together with' the'pldce i ,atid dignity*fitanen of the ,Oa 'theft also tor want i citnlecket tt • tBO WO ~. ems ~ . ie sickly. The Itilitnosity of the Aitaons •ood West. Loud efier"iiiiilent4 : with his troOlis to' meet t I ; Cathedral .Cittlich 'off Christ in . ...tiveisaed LI • .. ' -• ' ' '`• , P - fhVersil , 41issialittinglor Photsaipattisilii the:l'lo4A- order.' Ac., , Ol'aflaut against the French plilitmy has broke MIA i nem o s irlij s i c , n , which advanced ;by the 'Erietite • 1 b I • t h Reg . P les •Ith "' ''•""*'"' •'' '''.- 4 4 ' -'''' • • •• proper y e engine u t e l DWI re ser,. P into violent disturhaoces.;, - they .bove, fired •on each toad a coat •f i l aaitak i f ont Of •d U ' • ga . the position 0 . so r - -- --- - e ~c ounts to the '3oth had b n smarten board thopacket . t'4l h er with small ,arins,...and . the - kresicli . haie.evil; : Lo va . .. i . ..„',' ." • ' ' . r • 4 Il e ' / Sai lea; 34,. , I • , ' . of Dr. William Howley, lately. proniotl4AClAS . ... 1 t gi / F - K • - • • .e..• '• • ••° - -Z I ;'-' .i . been obliged, liktheir defessei to torsthe.Fannou oat , c a --... pi lieletegemenn . of the Kreotzer battalion, l shoprick n op. . ... •r - - -: $ ll eretortees- re aft 2 1,d0 want' of prey 1s i hit4', 4 Itta ill the mutineer!. , _ . ' .a •• ' V . . however,. kept the epemy so !engin check a t este]. 1 • I ' .. ' ' , other ; privations : fit ' * .. 7 1111iCii BCI3IAPARTE had The Emperor Napoleon has.given hi; ' o 1 .:- ) • t - I, • 4t'i '. e -, , • . f' •° , l* ... ,- " 1 titiovn, that Gen . Nugent had time td . strengthen 1 •• •••,•--• - - • • - • • • .e,.. • . BANKRUPTS. .!1 . . 1.4 l S:UrrotiMlo4 tfitil it ' ~ • Ct., ' • . 0 ... . ..• .. . • . dela to fake Dessau, let it cest i whit it Sviii t ;,. moo- i 'bi t • •.• On. 'lv , $ • of n k H the attack f th e ' , f t position ... assta . ere eo. e,, J. Reel 'OW Balleiy, • ilituallkir, Oct. 26; Nov.4•2c BOOK • • 14 . ...: . • 4 . • ..: so ;nation of this was received it ,tirele- to Oro • i.• • .d ••• I Iv t• • that 'lle ' bad. , moray %vas ma e out i suc sgour, id- . ' Guildhall. ' ~.;: : d i • • trfeat clAbott nts'ffretinea - In 'that' eitt.' -1 1`h4 Itlaj?&Geohlrel Scbuieenheinh timely, notice ,to cut- ; elsosg,bygke titrough our ceutre, whep•Geii.-,Nugeat; • s. Litf kis, Gesviell-stitt r , ttets . witiper , to Lb oa. t3 1 Na. Pete, Pet ace ROTAS. has antiretsnceds4eliotahayshient of peair thissaco v and. retire by ()meet qu ,riiewarics i by,a skilful mantzuvre, turned the . enemy , and at- • a l,A kii .r. milt7 l , l ,hith-sntre:et • Ill . iitorier,!taleles t ha u n r t Y , 'OcCii - kor.,i Wit tenbeig: • There bed lieglillirind . felelder! at the tote-de-pont. This was performed • on . th _:-. -- ft ' tacked him in the rear. - c. '• _. . ' i 2,•30, at Ghildhall. • Ilkletiley, ate•:'Skr" . °Cat ClialarirrY' / '^j''''''' •I. k , 1,/ i s At , rili if . - ...: , ~.., , .. , . 44 TR Mot n 'lt eer .01 ).e . as s hittlit . 1 4" 3 274ii r h " t e lit twe l Yte'qefk!,t - , Al° "' mid t.we'l ecteck , The effect .was complete : the 'enemy :Was drive* i ""*"..' B **''''" trk " . " '; • ' ''''' ' - ' ' ' • ' r.; ‘ •-•-• -• ' • ''' '- '••'' • -- . ; I ~.t .iP, Pcdraglio arid J . Petlenglio, Rochester, carvers nod gift!. . bridge ttniteetthit fortresses . of Liheuitein . oivtlie tt'd in theaftersoqn, The elemy l aid.sot uttetertaketuy i back arid was attacked in his retreat , with such Si. ' PM,. Oct, 2.), Nov. f 4,40, at Guildhall. ,Attorney, ale. Searle, 'Ail against Gebteral. Von ,Schulzeuheim. . 'Colonel gour , that his'coluna ged as far as 13asavitza, .' ; Fetter-law"; • . •• and 2.. t d ult. After the reconnoissances end salons tijorustesna, irlhis was at Wierlitz, received orders to 1.4 e loss o'f the eneM • '' f'l ' 1 l v* R t n ' fin ' sen ' Gra g° wilbin PWliSasn ' Lancashire' deafer beive'een - Ole 141,11 Mad 17th, th e ,eneipai i bed'ietutued y, at the conclusion o to, in not. or . 10, 11, 3p, at tiv . New On, Blackburn. ' fluor. ' t -. . fall back.• on the right hank of the Elbe. The day be- affair, consisted of 300 in killed and wounded, among • hies, Mr. Wil,on, Greville:street, niacin g arden ; and Xlessrs. to Dresden. ,t I . • . : i . *.. • . fore yesterday,the party covering *workmen at the . whom ' are four officers • ' 400 d • '• ' Carr and and Hargreaves, Blackburn. 1.,, • . . ..... ~,• .: .. . . ;steals- oast reconnoitred seas( ea far as Dessau.-- 1- • • v. Fear and" H. rear; - Brislitit, taitttrY; Oa' 91 - , Nov:* 4, 305 • • •'I! •I :•!"--- • t.- x j . i,.• Y• . .besidessiatafficers. More prisoners were also hourly lat the Commercial Rooms, aristal. Attorpirs. Atessrs..Viaaad We gaie . this morning receiage. *faun Pa en to These posts of idle enemy who. had; ventured out of :our fluieltirisou, Liiicoth'§ Intl ; and IStes.s. Wintour and Hat. " • brineing•in. the city Mete bdck.intO the streets, and the re.. •- - .. • Head•Qttertees at Toplftx,Sept. 24. `rigs iv I .• i I) II n - Intl 1 othand t 3ne Aim/ ! • • • a.. • • .., ... ; • ••,,• -;s,-k 1, ... • •-- • • ersunoitring party returned back bebbol the into-nth- : Gen. Thielmenn, on the liiilt September, attacked . •• i obinsen, Jon. .tun I .‘ lo w n g I ' i ' ) IIAPARTE (roan , Dresden vs thei 16kti , sit: ,This.vo. . &ale? in cools, Nov. 1(1, 11,- • • at the •ew on, lae bare pent,: in this akirmish, we bad 2D men kilted and : Merseburg, which surrendered after - a Sharp resist- Attorates,-,lii. d o e s ... ,:- 1L ,1.,.. ~,. ~,,, j •, 2 , l __ ) . Mr. Wilson, Greville- ; mreet,, , ,Hatton-garden t 111 port, litia.evl4 / ecvt appeeve,up iFfivihipttuao, Wounded.. : nice. The Russian Colonel Orloff partitularty Bit- mr : rrii"d FLIT l ye:re it ; •fitiv ept eto .4ch.. to+, oft; 284 as the • iuteftence ' bretight• Ipf ithe-iiieeseointr Iv to ... . • We soon aftei received . information . that the tinguislied himself. More than (2,000 prisoners in N 0,;,.. ; :, : rines V'ldtall -tr it g i r ) i. Mt tl -P . Sergeant's 'Of ,;.,10/4 4 . i • • ou t ip.ociuii..ia - 0,4 n 4 4,3 u, u. . Atto rney , . tp,op,: e . en, so !nett hos is.. enemy at Dessau , had *tiled rfinfercements, and and • about the town fell auto our hands. They are ! ne. rtee!-srreet. ••; ''• '. ' 1 '•'! te r • . was Minim-leg NOW the lete.depont ,Field-Mar. on their Way to Bohemia. 1; -^ R. Paige, Totnest, mercer. 1i04.9. 4 , SO. at the Seven Stars , she hollowing are the extract', recetvea 'dila 'morn , • - , I tea,. Tntne , s. Attorney,: .Mr . Farwell,. Talons ; and Mr. : , AO • Costa Stediock sent coloitel Bljornsterna ' General Thieiniann is almost daily engaged with ! Cranes, Unit, .-emort, Broad-street. ' •is .-- - 'against bun, with 1000 lo'fantry, some cavalry,. and ' detachments of the enemy.; and the advantage has on • . 1 / 4 , 1 4 , Jpel. Chestec„.iinen- draper , Oct. l it -- n 0 w lett Artily, chin ill, !...9,. Nov at the , ..,gat.lN, -CT. -.-Tlit . re. . , two pieces of artillery.. The . enemy. hastily retired , all occasions beetthn frig . side'. -- . • rs . • 'tette Lion Inn, Chester.. Anoraks, Messis. Plidput and • ;its 'retreat • from . Dre-sdett, sit thei leieptEmlre, • , I Stone. Hare-court, Temple; Mai Mr. Fincluett. Clie,ter. 101 . 0 the (Own, and shut the gates A few young , After hiving bad on the 19th a very sliUrp Cavatry , G. con-ea, ttl.tmel-*troet, Gimilmaa's.lields, 9. Levy, Rose- h i yt le way o f !M usson :. 'oMoertand soldiers, led away, by_ too mucli bravery : affair in his front, he' was.ssfortnuate as to come up 1 ort Y•i Nor- Mar* lane, and M. Letiy, Shecraess, Slopsellers . . , _ . . 9, 30 at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A. lams, Bevis -Marks, left that city on the '2311 Alt ' 1 "" „ er sialiiiid Iftv i d' peat - threw themselves , in despite of the campy!' sho wer oath, at Kasen, an enemy's bagg,lge column, when s t . Ni ttry _k ar . , • i '' '' Q36 at : at Dresden was put in requisitios for this use of -the of bnllets (rem the houses and walls, on a gate, and • betook two hundred waggon s fallen With mil ry J. Xilig. Woodford Forum, .draper,.ocL f.S,,Nov. r , . . even the dock' %alibi( ll'avo not hi;ert Guildhall. Mummies, Messrs Aastice and Cox, Wag slit:Sell' i French army, . , ~ 'endeavoured to cut it open pith axes, but nails and effects, and some carriages belonging to French Ge- walk, Temple. 1 red a ertain proof iko Wiiiiiiiibilisey'inutif be is ',iron bands rendered this impossible. Col.. Bjpro 7 neirali, cot doe n'4oo mini and 'made prisoners four ~ !Va. s C • DINIT7I.:NDS' :sterna ordered his troops to fall back to the fete-de- o ffi cers and • '2OO ' privates.:, One 'French General, ' Nov. 10, J. cooper, juo. GrearGriaisliy, tanner-Nov. 15, I want - of a'fitit' (04't4eti OM. N . ~ .- , ' , , : , pont. When he bad reached, the distance of 100 whesL name we have•not-leifroed, was killed on this E . :Roberts and .1. Welch, Suffolk-I-me, Cannon street, cotton Napoleon is retreafing‘ith -The Eionsindisti of'his : auntie:lip-brokers-Nov - 16, R. Kennett,' Cheapside. hatter- , , . .yards, the enemy oponed the gate, and fired on him i occasion. . • ' Nev. 16, G. ittly, BaldWin's•place, Leallter-lane., iron-Phtel army from Dresden traleiesit. •To cover his retreat with three pieces of artillery. The Colortaitslied, i Gen. Thielman, - .while be extols the valour of the workerl-Nav; 16; 3. Craig and J. Davies, Basinghall-street : . i he pushed forward about 23,000. men to Dosses', to rebutted the fl're• with his artillery, and =kited on whole of his fro verticolarly dial • troops, I t ignislo t s C up _ merchants-Nov. 10, W. Johnson, 1•••etH, woollen•draper-!ne. e W. Noble, It. IL (Nat, and R. Berwick. P.,11- ! wing, in like man • i serve as a rear -guard,to - his sighe the enemy , who returned back into, the town, and tale the Prince of" . llohenzollern, siho ,was wounded i ; . 11, hen' "ke i rs' -Nov. 11. W. Arrowsmith and J. Arran t:mitii, :fastened the gates after them. Our leis corisists in in the attack ;• and 'also• notices the valotir of Nue. , Prescot, Lancashire, brewers- Nov. 13, J. 11, ` j 1 ifier as Alarshal•Augerettais to .coeer his left win„ at two,offieers killed, and some wOunded; awl three or .Bison of Couraand, Lieut.-Gel ' °net Gass"l of" th e i A a r es . o: 9-"a l r ) l e'rbv W sl l i i irl ) , i in ges " Vr i ' i ! d i ea m i ti - e S Z v i;e. I j3. J. ga 1 . r; , i Gera, Jena, tie; thatbe may by this.meins draw op four privates killed, and about .'11). wounded . •Col.. Hohenzollern, and•Capt.Wasseige, of the Klena light! Br ighton, couch:master-N0v.12,T. Hall; Upper Bolo:lingua , I aloe'- the saute , r e - or' atch Erfurtli , without being an- Djornsterila had three hories killed or, wounded horse. F . . -• ' I victualler.' yed. • . . • ::. under Mm. Ith limp efeninr• ° the enemy again left the : ' Col. Mensdork on the 20th, in the neighbourhood .CERTIFI CATES-Nov. 9. • no r •" '.town, and to : )!: his direction towards •the: bridge of ituizeui . fell upon an infantry colunin of several J. Barry, Brighton; tow r lines _ Aecoraing tit oflibilrt acCoinits just tu'rived, a Treaty h-master-B. Hewer, F.sete . . ~, . ; e s Cooke, ‘Visidsor, intikeeper-J. Bayley, Heaton- . . of Attlisee formed between the COUrta of A ustria across the Muldau , which was eetruSted,to ( i bitta. horideed meni..tol liberated GOO Austria'', Prussian s Is f. t . :i ) ris r- , 1...-utc,ishire, (.4.4105-spinner-M. Barnes. Lanihe:h-Ter- - ~ ~.. . . ~.. 'lion under the comma . :id of CelortA, A.,dlercreotx.-.7- and Russian prisoners ; more than 150 men of the rice. jeweller-J. IV Woman, t: -"le " reet • I.‘ " Pr-laill., ! M ► . i add: Malaria has already been Signed ,by th eileni: 'ughalkstreet, nwrelsont-:-W. Bacar. . - 'This brave Qlcer crossed: the bri4e r ettatited the Convey were taken or cut down • ; and on this net a_ I:l'l'3l'7r e - e b t,. ruck , i .• u ntet,"blacking.mantifacturer-W. Cr ter, ' , potentiavies, accordiegto witicii Austria-,is to. fur : . piemy, and drove him . ..briskly bookauto Abe town . slat Col. Mensdorf took some additional dispatches Ilautroeis..ith; baker-T.-Claike, Bartholomew-close, weisted-' • 1 Ins i 20 , 000 men, ln 'the gates . of 'which were thoii cloitd, .. ... ~ .• :- • -Id( the enemy. "*" `, •• ' • ' manufacturer: • 'I ', ~ i i I --- e• • - ' At nine o ' clock yellerilay• looming, It enemy j - . ... • PA ItTN 1; Rill IT'S T11SS() LI: F. D.. • imarian troops, will be placed under the coisseaed of • stored himself still e•chrps of ebolit 7or 8900 men' - .BER. I 4IN, -Sore. 21; S. Homfray, G. and.J. Scale, E. Ilodgetts, IV. Foreman, add i r • ---. the Bavarian General ili resfe. 1 w Thompson, Ahrrdace, Glamor ire , iron -fanatiers Os i Wittenberg was in .flames in seven .places on the • it • • vicinity of Grimiest PURI, between tha,llduideas •it i 7 I-TER-EFTEE) LETTER OF D. KEENHARD, FRENCEI KY- faias relates to the s;ild B. l!odgetts)-It. Perrino anti J. Yet- : • . . he Elbe. As we had diatz our ,pos t e.. the : yoY AT 'fill COt/UT 01 CASSEL TO TILE DUKE OF rip , Smith Brent, Devonshire, flu x-manotecturers-J. Leigh, : 30th of September. The garr i son C.'kurch was burnt • -) id and London ine,r- lion. J. hay, atal J; ; riodgkition, Live_rpo . s iv showed SyMplornt of rchiug Against the : BASSINO. . . • • . i „ . chanto-It. Langford and .1. Salmon. Hallam% , oini•rw, ir , . • ''sh' 0 t down . The Commandant has, required to he al. nehmenta and forcing ,,. thirty, ._itittat•rGaliM4 : ~. ~ 6"gsei, Sept . 19. 111 0. ' solidtors-S. and J. Smith; Shad Thames, timbe:•-averehants-.-! towed- twelve hours toLgo 41api...pf tate„Foposolo .1- •n Sandels•ptit himself it the hear of,three bat. The King has just informed ?ile, thar Ins hii:ln. .1. TrroWil, G. Teniiiiiit,infirJ. F. Rioter, Itlatit- taste, •• . s ' • is, wrest cwt of eye li nes,: and lisraight. u p on tention to communicate, by a Courier, to W. Lister, itolons.mill, Stanbar , , I fereA• • have - his I _ lllll7 i tr k k e S t il'ire j. CO l t il lL e t g :li Id "i J Cli • J Taylor, and S. , • , .• . .. • • -sp 111301- • VC, J. French corps approached the city of.Dessau on ”lemy. rfe overthrew torn, -and drove hint jesty the Emperor, the accounts w hi c h been ; T.iylitr,• BirininghSm. gun -bairel-makers -J. Holman, sett. W. I A d ly upv. arch; of ,1 quarter of a Gerthin mile back. received from the ,neighbourhood of Brunswick.- I ToOr,anct..J : ll? . ratiut, ittn.gudn ee mr e crs tn - L- s CorA. e a! to o. ooth, but went away ttgajn on 'the 30th; an its General hid received ' orders to retu:o back These accounts are not only derived from the reports !! . .' e trte : La j u . ji A l ' i l: v ra d 4 ,, " . ghstolie. Halifax, Y cotton-spinners-r ' Dessau is again garrisoned by .the Swedes, as he fore. e late -de-punt, ,he executed them with such pre. given by Bens d'armerie to the police, but they come ia. owru, D. Hayward, and M. Elliott, Cutter-lone., Chen id kl e ' I . there is not a. Frenehinin. remaining. in the 011 1 as could •not have been• excelled in a parade from various' querten all of them agreeing in s soh. I ribbon-inanufacturer -L. Shirley and B. W uods,_ly . anv re - enc.., , • 1 Nomuc street, ditellers-al. Wilk n'"im• J. ` v- dk"l`°".. ling ' Mark of Brundenburgh. Devottst is said to have ' 'il' ' ' meat. The .fire of musketry against the Beall- : stance. They stale, tat a corps of about 15, 000 IT. Osborne, Norton Hammer, Yorkshire. file-stniths-W. • • the continue/1 for some hours, and the enemy 'un. • strong, with which also are some English cavalry, I Thompinti, W. Formau,.anti S. lindaraY, Dyers' Pall ‘Vb,4l.(, ' and h .City • left llamburgh, A. a, W Prier and O. Snook, tailors - 1 - 1 „ • ark nc,thilig further. According to the repPrt with 16 pieces of cannon, on the oth ii).•tolt, crossed I Tl''nes m - - W. ! ; f n eV it in i Tn i- u n r rd itracga - vin, St. Martin's-lane, p ic tu i e _ , +flatlet. . • ' • Elio country people, the enemy has lost u pwards the Elbe at Dornitz ; they. were followed on the. ilth I dealers-R". Cattorns and S. Slaney, Ureenwich, cool-inerchants 1. 1 ; All the passes on the Saaln .are st-prettent pos 600 mett. .11:e had one Officer killed, .10-wounded, by a '2d corps, and would take post at llarborg, as I --g- w. Dickenson, d a rt. Hodgson, and, W. Hodgson, Liver- , . d Is t rop d'v'si ns of AListria'n“tuisian,.an d -,boot 300 privates killed and wounded. the Prince of Eckniuhl had returned to liamburgh. I pool. merchauts-A. Peacock, It. Ptscock, J, Peacock, and messed ty i►i o i 1). Peueo,:k, lurk-, merchants. 1 Prussinn troops, so Oat Napoleon has no conne d. mid-Marshal Chunt You Stedinck weuld have The King will immediately commanicate to his' led the nightie the tele-ill:-pont • and it required Majoiry the Emperor, this news, and beg of him _- I Lion left on that side with the • countries laying in his . • The produce of . the hop-plantation); having proved ' rear, .: , . . • ..• . 'le persuasion•of his'Royal Iliiifness th e' Crown directions for his zonduct. . • (cc to pi emit on him to abstain from that resolu. . General Lemoille will, with his • troops, enter less than was ex p ected, and being inferior in colour • After the battle of Garde, Toinebarg was garri. Brunswick this day : for some days the enemy's pa- • and quality, the duty is laid at .132,0001. • ..s . (feed by General' Tettedboro , two: deys after. he Lieut.-Colonel Marwitz, who had been detached troles have been seen already Within four leagues of Five of the Capitat . Prizes in ttte last Lottery, , had taken possession of it, a French Wisp!' (Nicer partizan to support the operations of General that town. The Major,General.(Prioce of - Neuf- drosie2gth of Septeaber, including No. 3,354, a'• . . . : •• - . ienhorn, has forced himself into Brunswick, sur- chatill) informs me, that the Emperor ; - • - -Ne w Gate, wIP -- -- I appeared in a courier chaise at the . . • • ' • - • 0 b o ut ised the troops there, and made one Colonel, and that I ,have begged General Lemobto ' had been Relit by Count Salins,..W.ho AS I-engin, a ~. - • • on oaken and soldiers, prisoners. theretierd s . for the protection ; the .foutArb to . put hithself .; in connecti . wi:wi= lt The Russian Captain Burotzi was attacked at the Priacts • adds, General len - C isiaPechour. It was *loan, the gate , was shut, 'le,' by troops superior in numbers to his own, amain OD the Weser. :.40d,thti, (Ater it)/m{9l4oy re utred .t. hat .the.grto That brave officer manoeuvred so well, that he . biome judge whether ' ith ld be Opened :to •him, and.- as the , ,Comtnamlant eu . . re the enemy back, and made some prisoners . wijihes of the Emperor, , ..., • ' detachmeet that was sent against Mersebnrg, ham now directed his •had.tiiii kei I . • ~ the - awe, was obligett . O.,,wait a qua:- 4 td that town already evacuated by the enemy. to which place General ' - . tote of tan hiottfieist become quite c'efpfottMe llerirogh .4,% ,•... • , k • 2.7. , 4i...0W • 1.44 i• at ... lan 4. ~. t. W)• .•J • • ' . . . .. • 1 - - : znis urn. piemy, I 'the gates , At nit Showed h lei the vii. 'and the F ~ 1- s , eiieinsy st intrancho V 1 ' Baron Sa 1 ,a ' ialions t I 'the inert briskly ui As this to the la thii)ti l Al Poteißen tiers coo , I SiertOok I of the, ci) l ' of 6tX O at trot ahoy Field- passed ti elf the pt t i, Prince tt tiott. I Lieut. as a part l'et tentm rased th Xt 400 oe The 1 nal!e,*ti hit that drove th , .• A de! &Jed th nit the Entiveror is displeased •Priaer'•of 140,060, were sold by RICIIA ItDSON, meral Lemolue to march hi- 'Gooirtirmr; and Co; theContiactons for the present ection of Cassel, because, as -Lottery,. the Dvaveing •ef which will commence on eral Lemolne must necessarily -the 3tlf •of nest Month..L• The' Scheme , with only r. I cannot , however, from 8;00C/Vickets, cantalas Te'o".,tritia of ,e20,0(41, it was consistent with the .with Fourteenother. , Capitatsual.'he 'lrswest Prises , that General Untolneshoutil etO. Tickets . 'Shitres• erf tie' /Atte ttt their course towards Magdeburgh, .0111 cos, Bauk Belitlingsp Ocirtihßfp and Chalifig irai Lemarruia sent for him. ,OrOts. • • ' • • - • • • w.. 141, 4 41 .1 4 • r esAi mi. ' tiin)hu, . . .... ... .. .. . Due . . . , • . • .. . ; . , • 1. 1 1.11 L S", A.. TISKA N. . . . .. . .arivvzsgmG-.------ - -- - . IVINM•' Ma2deborgh 0101 he inrin4rd;lbe Land. Creuerat Count Woroneow lieb.. n . ving letkr , . . *the to! . ., , ....aa,-Tr.l hissi,had .no letters froas.elthee - . arr. ref these Generals; .01141'1 and , t ' * - Helipklu i r ........ ' ...... 2 'storm of that provint4eitill be called net ;at every enemy had turner? • hie self fowirds Coth , • , 4aused the , , tita . co G th e p a.o 6 :l o sse f m has ,4hirriii . taken _______________° mazi. , . 2 ' 45 * : ' ,.4 . 2 ' itl e. tti. el'OCKe 'FN t 8 Vt. wq .. r . . t . ) . • .... .t.oicti lep that the Allied Army moms forward, it still fiird the C aptains Orescotf anetiowenstern march -flit' . . Elerolt" - • • Agniolt him with •a detechment• of Coi4nekst-I/They . width ally 1 troops , besides tbefOw that masses to assist :t. ed under lua et The letters received from 'Dresden slate, that the threw themselves on three squadron Of • Poligh •we ~,..., • him . , „ Prince of•NeufdPitet i% veto much digi)leabel, and that Uhlans, overthrew - them, andtook the 'Command- I await , wft ,ii - li?. has made th e tilos! or-gent renowitiancn to prevail ing 0.f9 per attd 491.01tosp,lsonors n - .., ... ' ' ;,... •••••,. di sileit • ; ' Whets.4 o 7, ...„..,,,,,:. east, I 21611 •. • lull 14 i...... __to _on... r ..... 1 di s. • on the Emperor Napoleon to make ironer.. lint) his Tat Eili'Perei: I.ll4lolson's comnierilosilio4 wilt rllllOll tvf, . I • ' .rdr : es ; • ii. ' p; em. Red, 5611 Counsel; been followed, humanity would have had Francais cot of r tolisatalegreeohit hie toissenge4. Sll instantit ‘ w 0" tau ¢!!t 1 4 -., ~: .' cen'• o '. l s sti ;ter Cents. 7114 nem 3.(1 t 5 ti lv. less to bemoan. A ro7tibilgetijo 4e *wetted , by swhelo division , . =43. weeleill ally eb u it‘ it twe tys L '• • - • .-. I ne o ' . .. v .. ..per Cent. !spy. rtil . *--•---• WRII filbert° _9lljy___! L ie ii g m. troops .. that carried 0.u... the org,oblajimd. h oke & dap,_ ..,T Long. Ami. 14 . 3-14 Lottery Tickets ` . • 13t3t.LE•rtN. tlAs* kiiiit'it - iiiTlertri - ittleitterly, .thii-rntabittiiits t eil li t t e P : tow , _t r er nani tral trit'oitthit h,. who at ori ent y a : ; tu tfi e e rted iniit in s t ilt:: -- -- -- ----r----,__,__.... THE . ST.‘ll _ ._ _____ 11e.1.,,„„,,,.„, „, si.ct,.,, sees. 30. of several districto tee begun to fellow dad Osemple,` - 4.•• . -----• •. . • . 0., the ?7th of Ceptember , the enemy eommenced lof the Sp aniards aii Russians, in making common neigh ouvlmorl of Luneburg, that' .Denmark, on he, .i. .; 1 E S'lltA v f vets ing t hla-rvbsceat . from -Grassenhavii; Isszchints •fibot cause with thomailitary. of the Allies. ; 1 4lf il l a ell y li s tt t t o l"l"4. • convider fi ; y : L t. 4ll4 l - low P a e : tu l i ki i.c :: 4 ,l_ , ettaren de°l l;:.... o hr uaL , eas s-eir . s set i : i - :-.:..... -----. - - : ----.''' El ;is. et Meissen ; anti it is *asserted thdh he is 'even The desertion from the ettenif le army is very ` re st; dedifi - filkd t aißesiaed a wiiis t fol• a Pita "Of • . . *" ''."" ' " 4 " l * pre! aria* to evacuate I)resdeo. Deserters assure tcroi.lo men daily mime burst to' na. t • • 11 :, the the military nrigazines ofthat city , are already yi have iirtereepted several dispatches fro th Count shi o nia‘itu to e t i ! rpm . ID t t tiii c t fi " . " 1 % .. . . R6tir and !into!, end that the tol.alli:nnls• find tliiiuselves ex- Voit.Diroath the Danish Minister at the Court of (an d c r . r p . 4 _ _ dica point; ;wiz t `t - .ff aq invariant pia rt . h.. pr isT ' pose.: to the most dreadful iiii•wry• . . Saxony, oto• M. Von , ResenerantF. As these were , i t4,4. ,1 W l,O At . i - ' . t ,' '.G.i)otelks. i : j e -'1:1 : 44144"r-‘`,l46:,: a g t -7 0 1: t1 .' h i' llifrtinr % I should feel more anxiety about 010 . 4 14 t imp ortant i l li llt .7:44: liven, * a i' d I t i 4 4 , a : 0 : si I 1 : 0 s o l l 1. l '. et t x , Genernl Count Tnuenzin, nitlitiot the least . dtt- iutetid i titno.' of the Danish * Cdurt the needful la- In ffie%•iiiiiiVtir of 'April last . ? tercets to its Coneats Inetlkett • in . Net e iviii: 17:a re- • lls , •, detached his light cavalry in MitsUit ••tif did ! foiliiiitk l cits oOnceraing the state of of at Dresden, i i rr a i rs he#4 than . -,. fd Paper.- - : 4 1'liesePtier: - '' -1 - . -;-'-- - ' 7 " re of (cern) : 'trout dolutilmeuts ere' intended .rdio titeicire oill . 'bel . taken 'that • .they shall . arrive at tbeir 11 is the li t ing's;lipinieti,,lntet o,4pt t akv. cannot ad..l ► ow 101 l b ink of the Elbe. 'Chat Cenerel'S toftiotil has , dvstimitioii.' '• , : ... ... . . • -.•• , villa p far,oa 1141 ;:',oswi bowker • -•.init. fiat opiisioni the •e n °sot •rt r.n : l. J ac. d ;' -" di r-1.4 -- tt e/i5 4 .,i t.1 er "1 0 - Lir ; i i; r e adie ' t tut of . _ .., happily joined Li!ochltr's corps Mimeo. 1 11i r lti v iiii- ' t ...k , . may • be, yet we are now in such' a crisis', that it can- A A A ' 1 • • riaaa3;",a of the tairrr wpte romovcd to IDA etirrr...... i ji yr icTi ip4 •tint4Pmoo kri s oly•••• .414 yliioxii. nut fail to make rm .- imprriliesiQo7ll4%.lll. b P ,m P o ei r i e t , ti at e e m a c se st , . . 1 3 i ° 0 t o h , u c l o t ; l l ,..i b s ( iylg wh o i f °l 4 4l : it: it , 04 11li t t ri eltl a i ti o, d, t a3.oo§axon batta- . • improvideof • i . ad d 'I sbol4l i; i t r.i.u'i It "i assn must be•attended with . 5•04.- 1 , _ • 010 •thi" . '2B' h. Gentiral ' Bennizsen *has been it' tilt:in 1 . -" ri 72 . AM . N P.IPERS. fi.0 1 0.1104 25:h. By the' united act' vit v nf'iltesithree ; •• %- •f• 1 :-.........- ' Ilead-qufirters at Tuolitz. Sept. O. p " o ti rti f o lt : o li f in li g 'r ' enc b t rd in i f s i!t h itr is y " fr j w sa kie•P e r 'i ri e tac n' , s i li '. 6 c" n er . y ' . *: c a .i n i.. n c, p u:.9s r ,t e a r nce to:: :vs e ... . h :i i: l h. titi ., . 0 t consequOnce of ' 1 , r SRI :,% • a :!.. t.. , ' itli' 11114)::" 4 " l '' ItßitiltAßDP l9 serious disadrtnt cnrp4, it I. hope.l that thi'ettetny will soon ,he - , 1. ;•. • . •. • i fibreed back into the cobnitry kitu r een the &be' and 'A l i t . . , f .,..,, .1 • cOo tog to accounts received at Vienna •on the tuatAtelt l / 4 . . •,81-, • irony! . 17th hot: (. en. Count Nugent was oft the 7th at- retsch. it is said that Wit*o4tortr,t4mif in UC4 to be itroirgly litlrlitifi fetri.- a l tarkedlit ' his position of Lippa, by the enemy, who', '''S•rttaisvii •'' ct •ki - 04 ( 0*: ; ;;;i'A •' ' ryibit i Tif distuitiantd kid:Wrgettn .y , . • • D, . T. • . e a ir ve •14 tkirOight between ti.sllditiwi'llitk, 1/mlotft ' ' ' )4 . -• • ' • ■• • - • %, itse •' • fAhiS l ill'ii‘V mhanced by the roads of isberg and Trieste. , gments of Cosy i were ..ta 'mummify , 40 , - pool eatphallans against' wall on lire in several . paces ; a•Assisat ' of the castle ! The I oco column which advanced - from Adelsbete, eon- tined for a landing on t coast of lionised A. - fithil French. ''F - n'lhasiilltift f ii i ii • ; stßi . n i t fire and fell ilk • -• Ai• •• • .:. 4 .. ~, , c id I misting of three battalions, with two pieces of contralti i cOusitelia*elkien already reefiStil t ltllet the triiirip4t • , . ... , „ not only the small- • I,•,:xe'usire of • ' - .^'.•o4t•b*mbli rorkets were l f hewi ' l and twcrkowitzers first commenced the tateck; in :le:which the 'were kdad sifeb° sad th' Bel -'•- al arms, but coosastisiesidobeavattiplersti.!o. , • .• • . used, under this very able direetion of the foglish i consequence f which, the .tiaTaficed• posts at p . i . ~. Ft...., - -A Messertget-ssiatr-ltrriv . ed asst wroth Dia; • , • ;• -v. , - Captain Dept% ' , The garrison answered our attacks 1 - -''- I•° • . • boo •of Nugent. 9IC- • • ~ ,‘ : ~•. •. ; • • 1. .. - . . .„...; : Ptttch es- es i ll, . - L 'IC I i f f4 7414 4,*?#40 Silr A v f la•rt ......_._ ___,....___ ,_____.„_,_. _..,.___ _ a . _,.. i.,.., i neck retieed.wpon the mant . bo y Gen. 'P . • 44" LOYDON *GAZE . .. . . __,_...---1 -...1,-. a 1......-1.. From e . rrE, 0 c r.49., .STkw A am, . the ' sub . stance of witheirwaiiiesent '' ' skate& lei iii.4.4ll;:wilitivi mention soo ther