The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-27 00:00:00

-, • a rear , array. Tile allied. Austriatto‘ and Prussian troops; thereof*, quitted their cantonments in Bohemia on the 224 Aurst, anti armee& the Saxon moutitalus ( lingt.burgey in nolomna. fn spite -a the worst weedier mid of deep roads, .this movement was exe cuted with order and diapaseh. •1 9:4:: • As early so the 25th the major part of the allies ble. gait to assemble before. Dresden. General Count IVittgenstein had advanced against the enemy near Giessitubel, had repulsed them from their intrenched position at .that place, as also from that bemeath Geilenberg near Ober Sedlitz, where were posted the dieisiens.of Dorm Cleparede, and part of that of Homier, under 1‘111;111161 Gouvion St. Cyr,- and had forced them to retreat- to Dresden With precipitation and disurder. . . On the 26th, a strong reconnoitring corps was dis patehed in the direction of Dresden, in artier to exa mine the works erected in the avenues- leading to that city„,and to ascertain tiee force and distribution of the enemy, liter General Kleist had early in the morning succeetted ia dislodging the enemy from what is called the Gross Gerten, before the suburbs. The allies moved, therefore span the city, -from several , ..•. ale:... JO • - four goons, placed neat thalbander at Freybevg, were dismounted and sileuc.ed *gibe Austrian artil. lery.- , Another work, erected . neer the barrier of Di ppobls walde, was stormed by Field Marshal Count Coiloredo with his usual bravery, notwithstanding-the most resolute opposition • th e guns found there,sitam gether with, *k other; tak en by him, were, most-of them, spiked. In this affair the General lost -three ' l horses'. And Lieutettaut-Colenel Schneider, who at the Lea d of the second battalion of chasseurs i rusbed roves rd its the most spirited manner during a.hot firs , of musketry, was twice wounded. The enemy,: at the same time had made a sortie against our left wino, n here the'divisions of Weissenwolf and Mesko the most gallant resistance, forced Lolle, and mainN pined themselves in it against the most obstinate attacks of the enemy. The contest having thereby.' become more violent, and the cannonade more seveneo.-1 some houses in the suburbs of Dresden were set.de fire. In the . interval, an accoent was reteived Emperor -Napoleon having arrived at. the headvsf his guards to support the city. 'Considerable massesiell troors were also seen defiling towards Dresden, en the opposite roads. It wasinferrul from hence, thee; the French army must have evacuated Silesia, wilk that thus one of the chief objects of .the peasent, operation was attained. To attempt, however, au. der such eitcumstances, the taking of a city sur. mended with a rampart, and with *ditches, and de. fended by a whole army, would have beim madneu,- and it would have been barbarous uselessly to destroy.' that utile rt amble citor. - The troops, therefore, which had_ been sent Inrward, were recalled to take op their first pc;sition on the hills before the town. • ^- the -427th,, the stumpy presented a considerable will, which, In spite of the pi., opposed by .the divisions of Bianchi' . - • loons I gspund, when '" Aloysitakloichteustein favour, Qa 3iti>i occasion e Ratner etWolsusignapt, tuesity_led, thew too far three ot.the euensy's ref muskets brigs; spoiled _ only defend theraaelvei pith then WW l —Wilk large numerous ordnance, to foseethe , , r position; het all hie geoid& . o the gallantry of 'act triaps.--, rittgenstein madet.seaeng; art cavalry, and always ''oveethean - many please oirr,amiono. rr l 7,, = is stilt at Iltrietlin, and continued to enjoy thebetit Adalth. ' The army was inageificent l and dispos ed to taW;advintage of all • the chances ciiiqh itocfune tilie46 offer it. .Tlie.partialtadvantages.which the • WevenOtinffici. Itl(tVg1"111CA MAIL. '1664-L ,ts 4- I . .1 PT.! I, 'rigade _ -...e, IV: - coittroul. • , ... ta t of tfie ISth. -Theartilliefiliarni;thisposi -111: right s courage of liens, and, after incredible efferts, tiros. i f , . *ll* .„, Trl•nnelerg, in the . ' nehg• Idionrhood of eel li g then as far as Karwitz. This , glorious conduit a i - • '7', '''lL , tt a see e rps .A of . 50 , ... (40• . ~sm en Is id to ifiste s h ~ J. on placed upon the heights•between. the Ohne and the Russiaeo t had the elfect, that, dispositiens con nnevitz,' filled the interval ; and I then ordered a ettleat. 'The dth tprpseeeted it in geedeMer opoa 9bliiiiide (or. attacking the enemy oathe following. rre.Y--...siroYeer ~ "-rotten is . aisti reported to ish,k. been taken on the 13th. A victory has been pined, Danma "Rod the 7th a,i d lffib marched ii Sett' • ,upo wet- Ma.7_. . . .-, . . . - over the Viceroy of Italy. Napolean is constauti)' - C ' f ield-MershAl,Pri, eceSchwartgetthem ommander In *Chief, or red Oefterat,Bar.eray . de Teliy to make asserted to be retreating towards Magdelaurgh ;, and. nitz. s 7 • moths . . 0: 'Mil ber4te eneiny, in number - .from 3 to a corps of t he Allies is acting on the other side of the -. 4 • the attack, Mich hi eitechted.,withiiis usual twig- * ` 4OOO tritest with eimirctn, and 120 - horse, coming Elbe. • . . .- , . omit. On &be g SQPi;, io the mnriiini, the diiiiions of ' .-. 4] ,_l••=• ,41 e'.' I front Luckau,' Vbeineritly tin:A:Red Dahma. Thu Csilleredeand Bianchi ana the Russian' brigatW of, At Hamburgh the , imbabiblits . are ile . m.r 4 6101 23d regimeetlif ,the . line sgarelied Against him, and 1 • . - the , consider their ceetaii d • Genes Knerring , Stoned the' ieft,. of the enemy, .11- they _ , ~s-, . ~ 1 1 .77 1 ,7 1 r i t .nt1r . et :, focced him, to..pritalpitately retire. The bridge of 1 -whileihe kussiens ensiled' his attegitien - on the right,. an So h . FiUrne nd T •=" ' : ti ;, 4 ;.,si - d ., lii .asshi llllertaberge . .u s ponaitieE.be,. hit. been burnt. We and'Oen. Kleist directed his. Maee)i le the rear of the , t e , k ,- l i :_f lest el l Y re P -•- II" 1 ' 1."... y in 'f4 i..40?9. 49: il th . : lo- iiVe.. ,. c;ne-iaioile ked'ene below Ireilitiyaipon the pass of Hollendert so to cut off ' s ' .°4 °' " 10 . 11.* " . " 1 "''' ' ' '' ' l..' '' - • ' '• . i that town,' -Tol;MoOtio - thellii.cor • with a divi -9 Si 0 .. every retreat. General Kuirring, at the head of his , . . - . .. ~.„ _ . stati•ef tiet ‘ bistlttit s , will jitoeeed from Hertzberg superior cavalry, forced the first • battery of :the . . 4 ' • ...? • 0 FRgNCII PAPERS, - ! • . "., Ito Tesgau. . ) .Thaifilh, and itth 'terns, end' wo other enetny4apturiug three guns. The columns-pi iNeht-,.,, 5 . '". ''..' :' ' '',' ". 1 -; • - 4 etwe-:• ''''' - ... ' ' : di v isions oticavatiry.wilPotewpf positiens epee Tor- Marshal Count Colloredo most gall:telly. carried the .P . iiiie . icet. 19.—Hir hfajetty the Empress alid Pu• .r - - ,-- t - sal , - 0., heights on • the left of the enemy ? and drove thefti: j'gtteen fens iiediefeff'llii following intellizeece.Worw t . • The foss Settled y isebentADOMmen, and . . from Parchwit and Neudorf... ' . ~• , 1 „Atha Array, of iheitilit irSepteiaber :,..-.4',.. ~, - . . i 11 . piecys . of caneee :: that . eT the enemy meat have. - . After au obstinate resistance,. the pm. of. Holleit-.1. The enerly . 's igia, ~tufPAtmy,• beaten ',.we Dresden, 'been . as, 40niifieri#11 e , .the artillery of the different dint' was forced by Gen. Kleist ;.. the ..ene m y were ; tookrefugean:ltehielifis. • lefenned that the ' Ein- - corps having coneeMoitilreateraitnt their arnmOni 'driven to despair ; surrounded on eil,sides, lied' in • peter had one to Silesia, the •Allies. - amenibled ao• lion .We had. may prisopers,iit our power s hat front constantly pressed by the RumialiO . towatalethe CorPe,of 80,000 Mee, composed of liareshies, Prui.: • they disappeared during the night-March: „ defiles, only a small portion. a the enemy's horse t'a -ails, and Austrieei,_•aed 4if' t i le f...,: 3o , „welled upon : l*Ul, :with the-Mose prefoundverpect, We, your succeeded in forcing their way ; the rest were , either Hoileiclorft, the datFailan Gieeilebel, end the7th oa ,!Mafesty's they obedient and *Eery hemble setvent and cut down or made prisoners. : j Pirna. I.- The field of battle is covered wiih'dead; about I. On thd Stli, at iigBN 711.410 t proceeded tit 1 2.0 ..i.5g , seeit I, 1 9 4: ~ / "*.The POW a( litoffailt&-, ro eight thousand priimieri ham been „ breughtin, ait. Dohee,-,ordered Marehai ti.lyetis attack the 'milk , - ' ". i=osemeeswel , . ~ -: • i their number is increaiin i g ,ne efe,epenyeit, af,igarch j W y s s advanced ard "MR& 'w driven, by General' !! I-F I 9I . I"RE LIALIPAIPPAPERS or - Au0.14. . ire 4 .4 4' i making after them in the yroqs - : 15 )ghty7Plr ailp .Bone et front the beijr4o eflitaiiii:, 'irering the nighty] , I;.i. • .. 4 1.. .• 4 , •" 64 111Rrt - ; , - ._ • .); -two eagles, aid two statidardi,,Kliito °Art*. tale French were upon the tamp of Pima, . ,• . Mt. .Priitheitetdadisnti l "hi a Message to Congress not one of the euemy's cannon Awir t ; ete9eral . On the 9th, the Fre n ch army matched epnn.Borna'l on the,.sothstlaiy,voinlitned the blockade of Arne ' Vandamme, the Generel of Oiiisieh, ,• ,a s e.: Tr-, OP-LArlr and Furnsteilwalde; '.l;he keipbrcir's head- cinn whill titan ports by the enemy with..their special licences • • ; • • • • i at .• „; ... Ito neutral iodide .444 insMiiids discriaiinetion be , gadier-Geuerals Geist and alettobrodt,.a re Prtuttle9 i I were Liebstadt. .. C I ' . ' Generals Duraonegau, :10,Citeknitia-Vesisac, end 1 Oe- the 10th, Menhir' St;'Cir marched from - the tween the di re nt • Purls, ail -Objecting the whole Prince Reuss, fell in thi,bistile. All e rest weaei , tillage of Furstenwalde upon°64oeyerslierg, w hi c h I commerceof the (hiked States to British regulations, either dispersed or *winded. 114e.firitgotpsd'armee, ; commands the. Bohemia * n u General . Bonnet, . and . strongly iedontreeiidjni another embargo. A. under,Geeeral Voodomme; hair cea s sed to exist., . ! . , with the 43d dilision„deseendedititO the p l a i n near 1 Bill for. this piirpose.was . hurried through the House, The fruits orper forme 'dereesiratioe ef gptint 'l' t ~.oplaa.• The eneMy's army , widelimideevoured to ; but lost in the Semite by a majority of two; ill con !on the 'offensive,. Are now Opparedt.• :0e the 2fit ! ; a ll y , after haviiig called all its detaebments from seluence 'of which, the follewingerder sine made its Auffilste-9PlePtil 3 jVcilet kliack,e 4 . l ; Oil , c,PFPg 4Mact I Saxony, was seen. lithe deb Ouch from the Geyers- uPPearances.datf 4l .ll) - A . ; , • .... • ~ ' doilaideMy,..Lauriston, en‘lebaettaiii, at,Ja.uet* berg had been practicable for • artillerY, that army ! 44 WASIIiNGTOIt,' JllTillf .-39...--The palpable and an tiSreated theni,elter the mist dtisliarstie oloPusitiuil- I would have been attacked in.flank ditricig, its march; - criminal intercourse held 'with the enemy's force, The eneiez u i l S in th . greatest disorder, By tbe lot ' , but all the efforts made to get the cannel' down were ,hlockading`andievading the. waters and shores of the accounts eigliiy pieces of cannon end sitjhoustsed' r iweffectual.• . .. . • ~ . • . - i United States, 4in emilintry view an offence of se priso.ners i had Alreek been brought. Itt. T his. neat 1 '.Ge t ieral Cimino debouched:, 111 - upon .14.hojet s ' 4 ;4 ! deep a dle Ato call; the loot interposition of be r efprisenem Would ' be ". yet greater, he - cr Nit .ope , (Peterswalde, whilst General Dunienoenu .sitnived.i all the naval Officers Ofitive, mited States . This inter , troops ' fought with atitemmen auiniesiti,:e4 e l eav- hove by Hollendeift. ' We here made stiAiblialifftetts !course is not . .only earried-cerby foreigners, under ployed principally the, beyonet- ... , . , ~,„,, .. ~e lof prisoners, 0( wench seferal..arei44l)**: . p i e ! the specious garb ' of (riegatlidegs„, who convey pro : Coloeet Merisderf ‘ pperated very succestiepAy fa tirop l enemy constantly ativided .battlev*l4lPrecipitatiliri 'Woos, water, and seccoute of ail kinds (ostensibly enei4'Creir,iiitirceetliatOariersoials.iiig prisoneyav Winn ail directiens.: • ; ; ',i'•l l ' '",....„, ' .4; 4 1 :, '* l lON' , for friendly ports,-.ln the fact, too ,. of a It , and dispersing, ieveret,,deteciegents of horse s sent ' Its theititit the' Eiiiiiikor retailadasalpeedies.;, • - wed . end . frigoootie blockade)-direct to the fleets against him. 1/E eiliikept iii. awe ifie jarrison of ' ••:: 1 1- .4 :.r..r.t- • . I••' • • • •)(*....m.... 0 ")..+••• € f. ,111:twc,.41 . 4.1.14404;ei. pad !tattoos ofieheienemy,' with constant intelligence .I.eipiig, consisting of eight thousand men, who - did • 4reittgsol.4s ? ••4 l 4l4l' hoitr-biee - 44*,:ilityla *RI._ •ipt Oar . 'Mya t t d4d• Military forciaed preparations, and , 'net venture out of thetown.• obi readying intelligence from tha -,beadegitatters. •the mean) of ' ,continuing and condectingtheidvasion The Crown Prince defeatedthe enemy on the ..r!ld,-' The Vast haters were'ef the 11th. Sbhieof the oth . 'lO the greatest possible annoyance of the cetietry ; between Teltow and Trebbin'lltd' took from th em' heti: tikiiid:Witi 4e,hiph announces hialtajoisrrbutthe sane 'traffic, intercumr, and intelligenCe if ) • t ll s. _ • ' - il wkr . ' *- -ebtilte,.. carried ou,with great subtiity and treachery, by pro fligate citizens, wifo, in'vesrls ostensibly navigating guy own waters,, from port) tl) port, under cover of WOO, or other circumstance; favouring thoir turpi tude, find meauttu 'convey suCcours or intelligence • A •.1 ili. :.- . ..'-'. '..' e. ..k ..7', "Nii • -'" '-‘, 4, i . .„ ~ 4# a letzt .. ' l':`..; -,. -.ll' . 'i - \ - . ••• '., .:+ . .1 - 7 4 ' , ..,.. "r ,- .` , 4, . ~, , '-. .. .„... ~ . , i i.. l , - • v • 4 40- ,, ,* ~."44,5 , ..... .- . •. - . S-, '.`"*.i. - '. . ..,. . i '' v , : v i .-.. .A. .. ' . 'fa r i • ... .. .. . THE gi. Ai . • , o .„ ~,,,,, - -,..: ;;;‘.--„,.,..-...,--• •N- ~ . '''-'7-:,,.. ;. -- -. -'• ...• "`"!_„. •• . - • t . . Prima .._ _ -- . ___________ ___.. ._________ .. , • • tit 4 ! two- - .!. -i et `ls hi i . ": ge 'at ' t' . " . ' • - • whit that of Silesia. The army - of General Benigsen communication with llehee t ta b an d 'the emotes . , ,-•.., : ',7.-. ,• , .-.A. t ..., ..: .. .. . _.ttee‘is gatier , Mir tAr inaaealfr•among his park ! !Mows the movements of the latter. difficulty of maintellting ourselves any to • in ,f,..„ ~.,,e,... 'RI „IPI . lef . Wel* ens ~- . hie •Strfak . . 4'..' 11."6.7" : . 6 . trf in f.' 'Oft- re Prime 11001:Kgw-... iblefe_. 11 0 4 %N He lost mon s A Swedish convoy passing through the Sound.on the Satoh mountaiss,ifivestal as - it were of alt ine_littg_ _., _ 1 •4•• , • - -49r 4 , ( 1,;. _ h •Te eed . ,_patisacits ~a w. i t t o otegt. e l 'i l i T i tildliglellil "e let l t _:, ._,_.- '- •-. • • Ofteetearees musf alio been of . . .. . .. the ild of. this month, was attacked by the Danish, of subsistence, invade red it necessary to proceed te: u ~ , t • ma . to mut • a pflIN . MM. les. _ . have ,_ • • n very gun-boats. They occasioned no loss, and were in- ;Bohemia,- itt• order to be Many to our Nonni ,... .hle •• • • .-. .• sternly repulsed. A claim has beet' made, on the i The object of 'the offensive • • ...____ ir num!. wt .7 ad ~..! '- '- ; • ' th e ow. 1 ... ,_,. 1 7 151 , 1 t_ ' I.: 41 1. —,wp-- 1 "" letb corps &armee attache! th demonstration :I n 1 ' -10141 1 1 . 1 - . Danish side, because the Swedish merchant fessels no tained,ctialarnir ff , 'phis longer par the duty of the Sound. s passage be- and *at +f grettitel' sverttehao r. , .- 4 .., . . 0 . t e ene. .. _ dell, tied vows handfed* of Prussian d te tlt efkct r yon tiro ene- le , . 4.r, , , eat• _., • o il " , 1 . 1 "- , on thrall', and drove Iti longs in common to the two bordering powers; it -ii move Verve?, esid . . ~. , Prisoners; at with great vigour be. used that Sweden Should no longer pay any duty j • myostankond rey. &Allies the ore . -set 60t - e t hiall 1 .... C able to is ,i. ;. ... - 'oat Sii,ode ; see ettett th ree g ip, several Pieces of and it is to be expected, that, if Denmark does not , for &Amnia • . _ =thy during whiob r , .•••Xhilk„ _ , . _.. : . .... h innu era le les. The o= adopt a system more analagous to her interests, and be' the trot* le - st:mgle wit , tp b, aa . _ . „ en th e wh e t s t, • laid et battle . was • corned with the a.. , • •Which lasted dill& : • ' • • ,' sentsty's to the dignity,of hkr people, the Sound duties will be dif fi culties upon to ilindereilaithoibloPassnbie by . _ ivellis • 167 . • .. . op.; e• . - . •• • • . from earl yin the Mgr All tatt.,.., '.• t., - ,- Wedtliga 164 4 6 thutif-41b eat a abolished for e'er and for every Power before ile_eudfght rain._ _ . ...... • a eaterritileei - of tijilltian thTwingf - 4 • -7• . . ........ . . _pi' „ e „, 4 of the year. --*-- - . - it , i .t 1 I a - Obi . * - hea ti • A 1 1 18 k 724114 " e 414 ' it i tirit ' ii - ' fah • : lOU Mt F • , retray,.... ,roes stage. rOc_ ll .!en !il , _ JO i tarovntsvg by •Ne.tiendoif 'and •At the hattlef4itt Dennevitz, the Russiao - ...'t lir ea Ge era wytkey, .and . • mot . n ,r, ~ t ! , r i feltAlleplgo pal J44llltodSigtbg ile jo t eitent,.htiktbd heigheetn!!the.rea f of tal Baron de Pahlavi - at the head of the' 'I" General Millesimii; litildaterslood i Count Giulay, pulsed: -. -, I . foi - tl:-!,•1 tr. ). :/- at Is ti . , .1 : T . f..0tr! f,. : nttevitz. T •Artie !eons orrched upon Rohr. regiment of falsest° ai 9 sti the ilragoon reginteeii , end the "Genera la Maniassrlend Frierenberger, were , Tito' P ‘ rttalleii, tiolitlitt tegot; '•'&4lftkt. t - iintilligel Mt 1 0 1 44 1 1.1 0 5 n4 (.1 thaw refilled s , iv y a rigaibt: 111ga and Finland, Wadi ainilliaut charge,' .., eee,',wdunded ; Gellert% . ;14eake . • aitd :ipczen, are glee . ); and.thill OW? . ilwri,war. . ft, and was - in,•*a vill•tl i tt ail t the my . it „ , rtpor 4th the left of General Barite' . gild the right of saisaing.i, .. ~ ~,....• • ~ - , .: .. -•4• ' 1. ,:zstantiat account -witi?dovse v itle . ; treed . mit ,r is . dralet . , ~ corps, Whieh, 'inr•A 1 a iv*, -WIIS to turn . rat Below, and took eight pieces of cantion'fie . ! itovio;l4. fatness km segoec! **tie 1 niOK dletilig6lll4444llll4lCill,,the .4014.04 - Yrlifin ~ ak i i‘iteetr* lll tie", firenNethtintiTellt‘it Which enemy. • atte l i t r il Y l ;4* ‘ta. 4164 0 4 . 4 14ttfiPtall I Bile 106 1 11 k• --:atau:i...... , at „, 41.1.'1 to -o-rilly ...„-,.„•,1 3isited „ to. atake..cpsul Adana, Auld:epos. which .L . . . ~ . All the prisoners arer•lfivatthe Russian and Swedish '' ' * , ,a. <them • .tha frostiers4t Bavaria. • ....4.1 i -Therleteo stela evietor slccoidicitiktivorapeolietr " d detentottsedby Itlreektaittl,that toe ' w h e r e of artillery r by tharaccoracy •of their fire, and the hold. 1 •Gvieed !Biller is pdsted• is the' satinet ef V„ifT I thr PiA9t.letli kill* Z9 11 44 4 1.4 - 1100..14 4 4 I rl it lthe oatrotre.. grail 40441 IsTeito‘Ailig An. , vett. haste • raves of their attack f predooed the greatest efect, and . +di; , t ilieeffing tils.odiattied . ipardp ailVtaeWtvit„ , and woontiti.:', boast's' and!P l eirehusoteetllbelltupon Dolomite. Threnenireedvanced guard wee calmed much loss to the meanly. The Prussian Aral 40 the valley of Tfaun on one side, andioe' the other I 313 •kilt,ed_ittat.'elbundecilt4 the,' 00,:ditiya' 1 7 t *ti loverthrown by Gaiiirei t Niirliiititelilesision, which bears the same testimony. . • ••• :tb the. foodlagditipiretartheo,Utimciat Agoantain to I whlch:.tere - 04cer iv i t il a t ia,43,,,, a i gi d e d ; .„ I fG;l:Performed prodigiebotvolehr. Gesi..torge's division , The General Baron Winaingerode, praises highly. Seletaffg...... i i ~. ,t•l rr it, teat a•. A i - ~. 0,. '. 17 .. night after - this. levere t em4gemeitt,•ithe • •goz•agg:tof tiglirkaValiyiihdisetesitieinkitied (twaringdee), the zeal and &gots of •the, Chief-a his Isaff,- Gee 1 : Fielet-hfarpiteh•Aadiagjesitdboa , eala4 .10 1 10- alifiiigtr,b , rfiegligid4; 0 " . . Mi . ittaK e f);(k , .: w t i k i r l Lwad.beought.liack in•disorder a noised some , c,onf,nioa ,-fenny. The Prince Royal lets observed his conduct-444a Ity.,Popleted,u e .-,j r ,A ol,iipfort‘i '._•!,.. .„. arto.i. ~: ; bliged to Piss the nigh't underiltralla... 4 , 4 oil lite. ..(•..ferfildit thltrod eoaatelitineo dike 'intelitri son car _ with satisfaction . oat teeny oceasieus, and particularly I . ~.,..i up -iii , Ite t art ,,,rl,„ tu i ~., • . . wqvci IBWltil Ili 1 *lollVelito.4l. bitter, 0010 . iritipilk*l., 10 ! Mild* ita enemy beist..-rapidly reinftweedr 4he in 'the lot battle. • -l : . oriTLENßWirfig iRE PORT. '• .;• ,OW 4i44.thi'i:'gilb.",ll,4l.l; bas intaili A'" " ~. "'Me 0401 4th 'corps fotihd it engaed. The 70, The Swedish Army remembered with pride, that • •, •1 ...T e PT I, !".._'.!‘-.1 ,1, pit . ~,:. I the Viceroje eC.ltalt pear Laybacb, made ; 4 / I Tell- 'WY be6n s expeCiedi'at htit'arrived ; and, I•' one of its sweetest' oiptains the Field-Marshal 1 The await -oaving in'y . „ a Ttli t e ! causes.,,lthrodi o cul!ewah, et kilApt • • - •opceg „if y e elottett ,•• ordered Gerierel ,Reguier,'.4 briskly charge the este- Count Torsenisett; had already given mown to the •Vromptedrakekt,fig retro . Jr 9 f 3 TlPPll,c s titternigetidthi , 4tb,all the ii .: '''' gatefold, Saxony ad, • I . l l l re right, whilst General Morand should renew hi t . 1 *lda of A l teetoeets; lit tits victory witiCh he gained :to send,hrtini, IT* . ,dettlea.,o9,*,,P/Ptnil innti A attinii!f,f,vatisr.frens . I t "••• • • ~..! ,* , . ► kb , • • ••-• :. . 0 Id. '".• 4 attaelcr• Tidegerteral charge bad, much succ ess; th e Moe% 1.44. 7,TheSwedish• troops bivouacked, the iihigle enlriopurSue lksi• tit 4 0 4 PROF: 4.r, nieforkt , :9,Ai1ipfAV0141110..0.0 . .;-:-Wii lave- non enqTY, kedjiet 16st muchcruti: Duretto ! Ohrisio rt Right O . ibis 6tlynatally oti the same ground. , . ' . i'Varidatutee, .FemniatiOir, p,f . cefilg af l offtp . dapnee : lt eakrgee it,i te p e o e ete.,,,,T6 Emperor of Itusiiciatyl• ' ,condu c t ed i tsel f .well.:" 60- pieces of artillery fired _ Innatsi • .• 1 - •, • -'" • •+-6=- ' • - • . was asaan d i9,44.lauc.o g o t 47 , t e twi t ia mt imt •a i p a t iu r oo d v foet e ee v i t 4 myi t ,i i *d ' moons. : !• • ;.',.-. .. •grape-shot upon the eneeny'oireopsysehe were in dis- i ...... : .. - „ . .• fitn,pETlN '• ' about tee th au s ho d h al m , tfant„' l 4P l 4s#lskns bY:Or * v irtinita4.4pi•llll.--41irtciel ouitice•hts 'ear ; ' orilft in the bellow gi.dttdd bettZ' • Polsided and L s . , . . ,_ gen OF Tillt ~ eintemtaira tur.rati,...t.etoo MINT, anotvan TVS COW : w i t "rr4nu• .4 .* . I . t auxo or etaLso-ut aagi6sisraotoationalltTEVlSSAG. i 2 , , e reterAwaisie. ; -, 0 A t : ...d. ppxoli,l9: • % T i t trfroa Jibs* 41wo Auetrienp Gesoaral. Naomi twok•pos- i'Wiimersdorf ; imehort,- the 12th Corps, whicketwer. ''' e3 ' ' I 'Head-quarters, Altenberg, . P i et l l l _4l Wlth °PP"e44 ° '" u lleß e c:r e, Mt 9( ie. ' totis mi ll k o t io ,-, 2 • .t 0 ...5. .ri. ? yr:. .•.:- , • • ' eel briskly into action, drevelilebotervy't tiKlit ;Ton , i• - , :.•d Aetna 29. . • brave. Itmslan C l eneff,l,9etelma . 4weelps c , '' i ' t .' ••••,.,-.-,' ...: •,,•,., , ive: - ,liii`Ceniri; separated riiiii,:iiiiiettliptbir 4 1 . 11 Corps. As sortwakAvavis ascerfaisted.that the French Em- posed of eight thoosinckirappia l ia ,An ~ thq MO . ' .tic .. lthirni.O. • . AtiLini.' • 4 - ' i i.'l ':4 11 " 'r At-this- moment the battle was gained-; but 2d diii. for hati oencentreted the greattstphit of his forces gallant manner, •xlisPuted eve:. st 1 . -greuad., . ~ ! ''• J..' - • •• • • , • .!, Is !• ,4 : .-rit t', "'lions of .the 7th Corps failed; , andakehelwrie of that .in Letitia end -Silesia,- and that he obt only threaten. I i •- • •,- ate i.e. t' .• , ; -Inseete . • ' u.. -• • (•,.. 41 , vit46 8 .1. i the %Ali, about. noon, the.hopersa Psi : . . _•• • . ..,• •..-; 4. • ,- • . . Corps soddenly fallen diet, ► lea,* , latrk 4, the - . 4 . . i ITILAROMS" Sem ?,.% . ";Ciar atloiskiiii v ie* voi.illuchef's corps! bet 'bowed a disposition of pens - arrived 0 his relief, for intastill.,49,aptiar yens _„._, _, • ; 9 er..; ~,.. I. .._.,:." e .... , ' . _,.. 12th withit;•chaifged'thestilte Of t ' e ,' 4. i ki *: iron% nun -Behold& by-Gabsd, it became indispen- i marches., The Commacidertiot•Chlef ispatcli" like,' .. "I'P e 'C •* (4111 ` tettu "“ ' 4 " . °est .I.l " l "‘• Ler 7 3 : - en i Tfie enemy tucceeded in,jkitowlfig. .4 7 isAjiti be! Oily necessary to woithe.a rapid !movement towards • w 0 idi support, a Russian bric t s_le of greCediere !the favourable reports are; in some measirayeol ‘ ,..,---, - ;;tween the 4th and 14sh seeps, whisirs l tiii-igoeghiOith the Clbe, in the rear of the Feetteh army. 1 irQs‘ Eichiveld. They attacked enemy h,tka, t fir s il h r the 4 1 410 4 Thsee*Wierf 7lll l l- e - rerewe i.the greatest fur y• :1 litiinfsi6f 'bigtogitt the 4th fro m .__ __ , . .. _ •__i_ . a AP A ,-__ _ :* cola rou • ' • • ' ai • . , _ I etua wimint ..il• liteh . 113th • "'Mai va Y rf Marti fa;nnia •Oa nasm; r allsiaki ^; .' ' l. BASI I II,I,t iitt - Poltit bittfijO. '''''' ' . enemy had gaittett*pfliOitome pointi'Wexen'otiitffici. l tide, find Ineautta 'convey succours_ or tintetitgenco , ~,, ,„ i I tbs'er... - • ='• •t ' :;' -' ." 41: tt ea d.ofiit e r s ;lM a a, a n ' t St: .ently important ie. attar the:opitatAnaa of the.grin, ',to the enetny, and elude the . penalty of the laW. — , INIVAIIid. Since hostilities reciam m ityped i ty,oje•.'lll o ekadlnt'.eipal‘. army ; at . the ireid , of whickiwavkilt Majesty. At This lawless traffit and interanurse is also carried on Alai ttea.. an* before ))aittalc haNnot siiffetid thbr4l4lll re'.:hoe - to-dgfrittlitt4 IhtelAidntli; 'from .thi l : :to a great eatellt .in craft, u hose caplrity exempts sabred. shat place to has the Ismallorilreat by 01$ .000 0 'Artniot.ttiti,:iliW . ,tti. • 411,;44..SeplOvalier: . sin, .iitifni, ' (MR,. 0 . 1 (reiltililions of the rTffitWe law' , and !i f ; .thap. the eonseqhmwe or whieti 111 , 1.1611w,'that ilekbolll4ll4 . on y' • beaehttparters werealitAiyfra . ,ctt "add•ttif irna.the.PlB4+ol-1141011 vessels arifeaaat caPacitY mins*** 4160ertiou4aet beititreetty'lltholialeet.r. ' 'o' 6 ,4 !''' an . 4ttiatbilt.itaislit'OnlitEnnettAslt•*iifkittirt:l: - . Vfract''''' i . b At s t ' *I "r.:i ..... '"4‘ .7: 1 •.11 I dby Mae . lirthe nitlit tsieesswentlittAtftlf atteleir t d ilt;ll*Vel Pmeritersa9o-.110 0 Ma.ienif the .gtnpreas. Qaeen: H '; s . t I ad . , - tuarerot4 l 'commanded by ,ifit•President pith doubts near Ohlaintiolitakanitretti'4lhiedhawmy *hi l i n ew A tent uslittlisid 'the' pirpelet tectlldieop ' , of lehollnited States to: enjoin ami Aire all Naval ei basea)lloonaltkirabler lha4 tint :fi l ial cud 'ea th 4 kkol o wiligl frop„uka Arciy • dated., Oa f zthAlAs o o4,64,i;;. ,„ ," Ofh;eil tit eterciSe the stiictest rigllooo4indtte stop 1 * cfatroi niffitel a 'wood,. *ear Iliagefiihsfiaritbvtisattfithitihate; L 'l' The Bake of Regglefi With , Ohs 19th i 7th and4thtand 411,aib alt vessels or craft whatsoeeer t - Oreceod - atat were I was taken possession of. GonoratitliPP, l r bit 9i.bri l isi*.rtido ittt.to gd i pl Align:4'oo6k IlelittA;* l i ng, 'or , apparently intending to : preiteefl, towards the Letups.-)! ing thillit'is tAttretnolfittgittspintitittha ' ef 1 ile.or4ansofttso sillitla:er.,Trehhin, aefended-by the dinaM . e e's'lrttstelti"Wit i fillf the watikts,: Ot:horering about ilettacks of a Yottoiasatrweatatt Visarr l4 l oll #la 'a _rfAinfite : telt ,iroV.l ol tieattitt, liktt ? endhited It: 11004 ' O;TwActura, Of tho-Unitoda&atess or towards any nrorthraw able, amwavari' bt.dielkitt l dttiltgily ,TeIOICUIW eltrihld n t i :Atenitnt, ' ' - ' .1 ,4 • 11' . tea oocuplet brew' !lent"' with:lll'ow jurisdiction ~, . 1 dinar,. paiolgtlon to attest, vilftibei294l4:6lll hla -- I 044 a4th el stiagasli the Ytib- con* twEeltli or !he Utlite.4 katei; ttSiti.4oo'chilisels or craft the way. via 3 Icahn, :midi tilt . thole sainstity; ifttliffitte• . ..: ! __ilacceeded *rift batthl oftetairsAkrea;tloll4 net might illativolncenw nVintS l Ur e nce• Of area;',i* _lt stye by 4•64,Riktfill'i l Orat ,Itt 1,4176 • . .. • 6 0 ,0 - 1 t" • Al 14.ne ConniitindknrOlkehinf Statlons nr ,who :Ira& ...ti Ismaili Wife qty maM o ll:* fiNs . 4'44 ' ' 4 . greifieia. au atatawai 4 flieptigniEslie Wavy of lbeliNifti4l to 4:had.rea A , the part • • , bat Ka witi vikive# itittiiiirlie cemfalawde , ef . '464 l . ;teriflrk', o4 tibn : 41 - . e - r." , ... A , t. ,'Abele Ibl r l t i eit osi dlig."4 . it " rel"dirnil Leit h ltir Y ' ttl464ll '''' Wallaift• Virt l gh' At bp.. ON ;Pik add 4' . ‘ v : Aoktittlr t .44l4 . . si ...xi :Os Attaarthe stir laft -. ' ' -": 1 " '' ' telattirrattaatziani. bat 014halith be was. attacked. Butfal•,, a ekittalith had•tootateettageibetwien the W- EI tbs.., ' As tie enemy edvasiefill reihlyeeft th .alto .b( flaw* bi oe bia . 10 cientrcoaky.: 4001.. CUM!! of. tish and oiii gut* hi Leda ' Mete l ' the result of .-„,, - ••tir.. ~.) 4:'!!/ :,.a ,; .1S:i;I:;1611109':,4 4 . :it, -t1 5J'. - , o-,(1 . * tAiill • .0 1 . 1 cas •• • ... . 0 X '..-- 4 " , ' . Terror 4r we learned that the mas s y lo colemns in the dirastion of Farm; the-day General Ostastneon„., blockade of. Konisotain i had•rea l the part of troops were pasaiog the be VFW 4rtostest. 01161111111111; wirinity of that fortress. sib's "'kWh interrupted +J, 14; ,-r 7.1 I On the Clih r this et force upon our .left RI )ant resistance oppoot4 and Crenneville s was rival ofthe division of the battle in our. fawn regiments, Archduke severely ; their impeti %sere surrounded by I of cavalry, and, the rain, Ahoy conlci pal) onets. The enemy, I it, supported by numerot and right of our posit obliged. to yield to , Cener4l Count Witt up9u eoergy's co theft. .• • Towards.evening dicinaching strong ,co and earlier in the dny charged Atith. the bl pririetidhat many .&rp the-41414gs in.ike skuvspokla ogkouc-rii I I If 1 r.