The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-14 00:00:00

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DARK E !VS PANOTI A , tAND, NEAR SURREY- STREET.. kVIEW of the magnificent -CI'T'Y of MOS COW is now OPEN, represcating_ the commencerornt of.the Conthigration, the Preach Army 11dvancini,;and skir mishing with the Cossacks and other Itusskti troops. - - . - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN: - TM - MORROW EVENING, Sept, will he acted the. Comedy-of • THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lord Ogleby,' Mr. Terry (being his second appearance► on this stage) ; Sir John Melril, Mr. Bartyrnore; Sterling, Mr.. Blanchard.; Lovervell, Mr. Abbott.; Mrs. Heidelberg, Mrs. ,I2ta) arenport ; Miss-St er li ni p Mrs, Gibbs ; Fanny. Miss Cooke S ;• •I'ettY, Mrs. Kennedy (being h e r s e cond app earance on thi s Sge. • To which will be added, the Barletta of MIDAS.. Apollo,- Mr: Sinclair; Pan. Mr.Ernery ; Midas, Mr. Liston; lend, Mr: Taylqr ; Mysis, Mrs. Liston; Daphne, Mrs. Stcrl- Ink; Nysa, Miss Ttennell. :I)tivate Box may be had - nightly, on application to Mr. nedon, at the Box-011ice. • 13 ,,°ies 7s. Second - price 3s. 6d.—Pit Rs. l id. Second-price 2s. ci. erY Second-priLc Is.—Upper Gallery Is. Second price thi; The noors will he opened at Half-past Five o'Clock, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr-Brandon, at the 13 "" ) flice, Hatt-%treet, from' Ten till Four. On Friday, The Poor Gentleman ; Frederick, Mr. Vining, from the Thcatre Itoyal Norwich,. Whiz his first appearneas ct this Theatre ; to Whicti will be added Rosina ; Bosnia, Miss Matt hews.' The Public are respectfully 'gentled, that Mrs. M'Gihbon Nvai lionomed with the highest approhtition and applause ; in the character of Mrs. Haller; and in consequence of the over tlnn` from every part of the'llicatre, the Play of The Stranger, and Aladdin, or, The Wonderful Lady, will be repeated on •Nouday next.- %TICE OF 0PD.V.,1NC.F.4 September I,' 1813. THE PRINCIPAL OFFIC E RS 'of 114 MA. , . Jr.crrs oßmv,iNcE do hereby gin's 11I p at le, MA ?at Plit9POSilL,S' will be receired at their 0 11 ice, in per [ Mel, .on or befbre Friday, the 2tth instant, ; Iraqi etch - iii sos as litey . be ritiinit to undertlihe the . sappl y . of E . O - ....AGE for .the Ordnance Horses stationed i ts the lolloweng -Districts, to be eelirered at the .Expence of the Contractor, viz, :..- . . . , . North B r i tain, South West, lticluding Ports - Nor' h ero, mouth, isli.a Wight, and Yorkshi re, Christchurch, E astern, exclusive of Watley, Western Sokatiern, exclesive of - Cbat. Woolwit:li, with its bcven ham,derides, Weedon, Northamptonshire, . Watley and Chatham. fora period of Six Month:from the Ist of October next. gAbe Oats t,, be glad, sweet, dry,' esnel clean,• without any ore of ro.ry or Mowournt O a t s , a nd must not we i g h l ess • 371 1 4, per Winchester &Oct, the Hay to be sweet and 6y, and delivered in 7'russes.of 56114, weight. , - The stra w to be . .p. , -~t, elean,rind dry /rhea: or.lke Straw, • i deivere li n 7 russet of 36114. tve&ht. The Priers to be plug. for the retpectiveQuantities °t each Article which may be delivered, at the followint eateSt' l4.l " -- . .- tPer the Oats at . per hundred pound's, MoiralpOis Weliilit• er the pay nt per hundred and twelve podwis.. ~ :For the straw at. per hundred and twelve pounds. 2'he Pr 7 oeot. . .e wo or mo `Y ---- - ”.ab , - Pe delivered separately or jointl,u far Cp e n n t. f, r d ae n t fotr ; E s i h l :a t, l , t l o l :;:e ' t . ) o 4 . e:s: i tdt,elillti ;I,;ttl'eann bony n i (r t ,isa ,criclei)%te ihn4B.l lib/tee ance J.9r the •""r“-' afte; tkme7rMaat;';44•4Yale' '" ll k o i r n s g e per l a l i ' l e 6 ek w ,• per Further Particular . ' Officeny io nEemair. s 101 l be hiloWn up , r m appli&t4ol l . l , 4 the A 4 . 4 , 4,, a " . at - the' ,s'.'. 1 " Rayed drtitlery in each Dts.rtct, --;,,, airy 4 1 e „., j i r.Ge, t n o'etarivis 0 , ✓ • prin-,Hall, afore 7 ~ , , .. ..., ~, 4 , . . 0.,. . 1 % , .# et we 4. i i me h ur ,,, o f 21, 14 dad Fourercloek, ~..:72.0„.! ~ -.1 --.4.„..., a, ,• I . 1, IZite• Propi , sa is for F nrare " I,;;'' ''')' 7"f4"4 7; i ir " .. c ' a d a r'"" 1:; " ;;:.' rfl pier the sidi 2 ', ith ittistre,P4rAyelve .' ( - 7,. . 4 at 608 it the same buy, neiih t i wit/ any , :ilader ho ooliceilt unkss-the saris ~,,iie h u r .i. 0,- nu .-igent. on his behalf ithallsattead. r - 0 o . de i ll ' -nuardi y 1 ,e e . si, , . l(. 11. eRZW, Secretory. \ • TO Tut • 'FActiI„TY ,IND RUGOISTS E 0 I C:t PARTNERSHIP. N O ld Established crown Practitioner (IC- A sirous of adinit,ing either a Medical Gentle/non or in„Nn a:PAPTNER : 11,eceipts neorlyl7ool. per atipmii, ,"„ I ,u,"g a PRACTICAL ItETAII., of One .Guinca . per Day, " Much grer:ter extension. Pt:umlaut required, 1000 C*uiuWA 041 y 184 l y' t. Messrs. Edgar 4nd Co. Medical Agents, rtlt's Buildings, Holborn,—N. B. Saverol Medical Con. gush c ou ''TFas f 9 imtnediate disposal others required in distinct An nties - ----- . ' . 41405 QP ALICE, B kKER-STREET, facing theßegenj's park. Tu. LBASE of a • most desirable and *sus cv aridly situated DWELLING HOUSE, to be . DISPOSED ,la complete repair, and tit for the immediate reef p _ ale l," l ' II F *ly It I the Itegvat's Park, and caninuittO , :t• 4 3 ' ut ' 44es 1' h te and Hampstead. The k b 4''ltiful Pre'PePt-qf lig 14 • 't• if three Iled, , !c hs . -h e is det4clied on one side, and nists i . ::5...it, . D„ room ' atptaltijavroorn, 1.,. I.eat king, hY VITA , _ 4 ; - • .frK itchen, .C.oal 'Vault, Wine Cellar , 144 e• a - If? t ," En l t si r e art e e a e c i f() the Hour, and an excellent Stair-case kill way 1-4 -. up. fi t ~,, small annual 11...xpence. .1. no ..fifillii 1, 1 . b*.'' "Pisij" with wlite t r l;;'ll - ulfaln's I lead, close . hy, to the ...),,, 1 , • ' ll4" ' L' " 4 " S Y t4g i ' ' s be fru tTeasts has 59 Years to run Irian Lady I Rent ul 3/, per Annum, and , th e , nt, ;r.t. a very law Cironnl b .1 0 , i ,i ng . tp the IL, !flies v ary m i o era t e . The Fixtures t, . h . 4 " mid I.' i- • wilt h • included in the pniehast.. ' Por. f l ' i "4/1148 ‘ to apply to Mr, Anber, tolicitilAtocr Particulars, pleaser,,, .1t,,,t,„,,,r No. 2., Eldr•street, IlitAT apita-s4uar, ' Letters r , h4) wilt he duly attended to. . Tit Purchasers of 1111811.14,ir tiiitelsiSn.:°.eckre°BfPtireit6l' fUliv • Ahirtine ~,.',4 v ited to an InaPeetbgl 1 Y the i1,1,,--,',1" hosting, a t No. 4, Bloonointry-square, certakt. ape --.• Oa ' --' 1 best selec ed in London, and . the .t st th it iensive until , 1 f or finie years. A resident — b eat i e ri % , les come to iiiinc s ethe trill inarliet, And best 1, 14 1 ' .161 1, 'tithing eseis' Houseadvir t4,,F°f .belt much 0141.11)( t ti,;`"Aell, Lnable4 the 4"°v- to stdd, bY .111 e bin l6-..0 411 Y oth ' er. No articles hut Irisli'Linen bleu ..1. '44 ' ' l'i;‘," 'get warra tted'of scpino fahlie, ern' Kra!snoeltes "tak en -,- tenney returned if a. fault appears. Irish . ors for them.' Country orders mo„,y,,P 4 Plieut, t o . cash &five)) J. ti„,,,' 1-.-±4eented with care, s. r Lou, 10 0 l'ltephe--"T.40; .)Bierhuryituare, Landon; ......... h=street,n, Agants.. - .7----- -.._, ......-- ii t1N ,,,4 1.? A ' is ready to aclyaoee with prouly re t e it h T i l d c , coi,ihrl,,..,,st'crecy, at legal Annuity. interest, on ..._. ar re,,, Iti' "',l*.laseliold or Funded ProPerLy, Rent CII k• 1_ 1 .4 i I '" e 'Ol I .) •• . j • t ur es Wills, clergymen i},r, , erltilts : iN WOWS Nil ' The D1..,_.,. ~and , tmuity Bonds. Y ersticiaily, between Nine and Five, or by letter, to rt..,..mt,-;Teirri'etfir fit' the National Bank, No. s, Lower 4ult_ri-street, .tiatir,.. .......______*44.ers of iSlagnitude will Inc preferred. ri ll , 0 --- --•-.......... 4:. 1 1 14 4 E5 , 4 4 'ENT jMnRI AL DINING: I`' DIN 4, 1 11 14 1 , PATitisl"rit_%.P.‘l,oAit siDEtioAttD e s , 4.44 4 1)4)1 1N. , in one elegant Piece of ruraitu o r, ,, 1i, , , i , i ' a, Pisa new slitterent Plans ; the Patentlmprovi!l l V o Iledstel% (: ',, I NT'. ii341,1* ; Brass-screw Four Post, ~ . .1 , 'Chairs kith L 'ntnitegr e and Bedding comPlite I al 'i.'fit t t: i i . b . r of f,t'll ' it .-;, is .Vieral !other new i sit', rated and improved il , 1 pfs Punl.44 ,113.- ,,, '!;t9 a Fen era,. and very ,extensiVe assel l 4nf" I. piet e , r t ' a l : "nu Cabinet articles fur furnishing 1-4')345.`'.i..d furni s h% Y‘ rearitifiletrired, where Families may select and , illc o n vel ' ilta 'u . tie 11 " , :i.ie in a few days', ,„avuiding t . h . e . e t k , z , lc . , , .' i n . Estnbli,j oit :i l t; of wet. tig several Mouths tii coinplo l e , !I I " t.ASt iij I 1 ','.. , Nior ta :` "Ind IA Articles, Arniy ntitl Nail', ~ ;, tv,.. l; „i, i ; 'lnd Sandell., 16 end i 7, Catlierine••street, St}':"3lu) " `il'e nisitt modvate, for prompt farneat. • SHIP OWNERS. A- - GENERAL.MEETINO of SHIP OWNERS will he held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 17th day of S:eptettber instant, at Twelve o'clock, for the parpwz of electing a CHAIRMAN and DEPUTY CHAIRMAN, and a commrrrEF, for the Year ensuing, and on other special Affairi .The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely. By Order, • Great Winchester-street, - N.T. ATCHENON, Sept. 13, 1813. • Secreta: y. NEXT FRIDAY. WI FT and Co. the Contiketoys, „ respectfully LIP inform the Puldie, that the frrawing of the STATE LOTTERY begins on FRIDAY NEXT. The, First-drawn Prize above 201: will rPef.", , in -o! , !Ition to such Pcise, the Sam of 10,0001.; the first 1,000 blanks drawn will 00 be imtitlO to 201. each. TIIC SCIIENIE CoNTAINS 2.. . . of. ~..L..116,n0tt ....tire . L40,000 :2 5 - 6 7 50 LlXland L. 50 ..:. .. 4,000 2,330 .... L. 25 and L. 20 ~t . .„,...... 44,000 TICKETS and giIARES are sellkag in great Variety at &«'Wl' and CO.'S' Offices, . No. 11, Poultry; 1 No. 21, Aldgate High- No. 12, (Tariff -cross; 1 street,. . . . TEN THOUSAND POUNDS For the first Ticket drawn a Prize above 1201. NEXT FRIDAY. P ICHARDSONi GOODLUCK . , and Co, the 'Contractors for the LOTTRRY, respectfully remind the Public, that the Drawing will commence on PIUDAY, the inh of September, whets the first Ticket drawn a Priie above 201. will be entitled to 10,0001. id addition to sod) Prize, MO the first 1,000 Illanhs drawn the same day will fe imp 201. each. . : The SCHEME contains Pri4cs of s ..0 0,000 2 2 d l O,O OO . .• 5... • l,ouri 0 . • ~., &c. &c. &c. ' ' ' . ' And the lowest Prize 201. TICKETS and SHARPS for the abilve Lottery are on Sale by RICHARDSON, .I,4OODLUCK, and Co. at their Offices, the corner of Ranh Buildings,Ctarnhill,andopphite the King's Mews, Charhig-Crvas.. . HAZARD, BURNT!, and Co. Stock-brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that TICE.F.T , 0 1.1 SHAMES. for the present STATE Lornutv, oto on sate at their Office, No. 93, Royal E4Li,ange, London. This Lottery, consisting' of only 12,000 Tickets, will rom. mence drawing on PRIDAY, the 17th Suptuugbcr, and VIII be Drawn . ix Two Pays. The contnitis 4- 20 Si (IQ to. . Prizes of ... t . .. tur,Dou With aline Cipitals, and has in it no Priv: of 'lest value than 201.--'n , t• Vast Thousand Illankt tail) be entitled to 201 each ; the First lirize above 401. to 10,440Q1,; and the First above gol. on the tittcond Day, to 20,000. RANSCOMB'S Only and Lucky Office h No. 1, Holborn Bali, the corner of Middle-Itow„ where was sold in last Lottery, No. 838,5, the Grand Prize of 20,000 t. in Eleven SbareS c and in the last Sik MoutbS, Six Capital. Prizes, in Eignty-nine Sluires, The New Lotter;' 11. to be drawn the 17th and 2,Stb this month (SEPTEMIIt;); embraces the fallowing advantages - in (avow of the Public, viz. Thio-e are. four Prizes of 20,0 W and 10,006/. 11 of 10001. and 5001. with a very great pr3por. tion of 2001. 1604 &c. &c. the lowest Prizes ore 20/.1 the Arst 1000 Blanks 'drown will be 201. each ; the first-drawn.. Prize above 204 • on the 61'0 day, - will he entitled to Io,tlool in uddithin to what - it may be drawn, and the first drawn on the 2tl day, in like manner, : will be entitled to 20,000/, TICKETS and SHARES fat this extmordipary bencgcial Lottery, which contains only . 12,000 Tickets, are pn Sole flt the truly forttutote Nice, No. I, Holborn Bard. • , TEN THOUSAND POW9S , NENT FRIDAY, CARROLL and Co. Stock-I3rokers, 7, Corn, Bill, and 26, 04(ord.strect, respectful) acquaint the Public 'they ►tar's a great. Variety of 'Pickets and Shams on Sale for tlie State Lottery to begin pr o vin g on rr,iii4Y ) the th SEpTEM RE it, ' Tii E SCHEME CONTAIN;;; ' Ef; .... . . ...... Prizes of e with a itre4t proportion of other CapitaLi, iiial no Prize less than Lslo.—The FirSt •Thousand Blanks will be also in titled to .L2O. rack, and the First Ticl.o drawn a Prize !hove ./..20. will. receive an Additional'Pri;e . of 4.10,000. Orders front ,the COuntry (post-:paid) punctually atteudad to. N. 13. , -..N0. 54S t the last Prize or 1.40,0110, it Sixteen Six teenths, was sold in Shares at the above 014 ices. ATANY.Fortlines being made at No. 1l Hot- IV born, has induced .1. SIVEW.III6I-1T to re-estqblisll that Fortunate °nice, wl!ere alsove Fifty Yeari more (a pita) Prizes were sohl by bit: old firm, than at-any Miro whiltrwer ; at whieli, and also ;37, Corubill. 1.11, oxford 7 -; street, - and I, Piccadilly, he icquests the public favours fur the new Lottery of only 12,000 Tielet4, to draw 17th Seil, umber, containing a greater proportioq of Prizes of 20,000 L .10,0001. &e. than any former Lottery, which he hopps tribute as uoual, having Wel sold. 2,618 3,781 2O WO 'l'lie hrbt . .... . ' 000 • 30, 8,1;.51 ON I'UD4YI THE 17th. INSTANT, grim LOTTRy rommvnco, AL nod the first Drawn Prize :there. Tw-nty Pounds, on that Mmning, V 11l receive 10,001. i 4 nthlitioit tq whutever other Prize it may bp entitled. 'Pickets niui ylit[rrs, in grind, Vittiell, Are SPllinFalt iyEnws (negr St. Pii4l - *), hnd IZ, D anie-stre,ef, I) u hlin, Whero itt the Lust Lottery, wh i c h thAstied an the 4th of Jane, tip (91;oning Capitnl4 wer j Sal in Twenty-tire Slimes jq,341 , . aPi lac 9( L.9,009 1n,540 0 ) /101 . And ;n the lastTwei ye INl9llihk, Thi r t een ;winding ; 1. !. 4.) 1re r ) tl4 iz nat tif iQ, eoiiic (X) ,4 9 . /. ii4Fe heen niiti Obi 4 t 1"/ WEBB feels, theiefore, ronfi t i oac ) 11 hruett oLrite7p74'llefiCC.l.:l,l-1:4;14:!..41'1: Si* Lottery Office; 17, 1 ,,, ix4 , 14 ,_ 4tr0t, near St. T-aul'A. * t it s t.4‘..baniied Nerpi. Bt AiLETINS_ 01 , T El E C 11.0 WN PRINCE.' • - SIXTH SWEDISH DUL:LETIN. - Ilead-quarters,Saarmarni, Aug.. es,' 1813. The PAINCB. ROYAL removed' his head-quarters to this place on the 26th of_August. The corps of General IlinscilFri.n.r was posted, the 26th, between Rekaho and Golzow, where he had, hopes of tutting off tho Tear-guard of Gen- GIRARD'S,. WiiiCll was proceeding &tn Zicssar to Brnek ; but the enemy passed in such haste that he emild not effect it, On the .25th,. two ()feel's. and 104 soldiers of the enemy, of different nations, were brought to Postzdam, who were willingly made prisoners hy 20 men of the Militia Cavalry. They grounded their. arms: They assert , this disposition is ge . ► neral. .' ' ' • The pursuit o; the enemy is so brisk, that On the 25th General O'Roonna ,arrived at Gotten, where the Dukes of R.P.onto and PADUA, and Gen. BEotituu passed the preceding night with a large: division of their army. , The enemy having forced Colonel Anattoleip to retire from Juterhock, ant haying, taken post therein with two battalions of foot and' 600 PoliSh bulatis; probably - with the view of facilitating a retreat, and keeping open his communication with the gibe : he_ was dislodged quilkly, on the 26th, . by a part Of the troops under General O'notrat:E, and two Prussian stpiaerons undet.'Major Her.r.- wt.O. Colonel Kttsowsxt attacked and tdelt pos session of the town. General Br.N.KENnont , pin.- ' sued the enemy with four squadrons of .Russian cavalry. The' two Prussian squadrons, and two pieces, ,which were in the yillageSiif Rohtheck arol Boschav, joined liiin. 'The enemy lost in this attairinore than 300 Men killed, besides many . prisoners. Several French ()Ricers have come over to us, acid have been embodied' with ourtroopS. Genertsi CZERNISE:pErF occupied Belzig the night of . the 26th, With his Cossacks. , General Glavro, who had stepped at Luhnitz in Order to pass the night, alarmed,, on the spot, .a briik ac tion ensued ileac Belzig, lie did lint, however, succeed in keeping possession of the town. The 26th, Colonel Keus returned to Niemeek With his regiment of cayalry frolehis expedition to Dabme, which he exeeuted most brilliantly. ' Environed on all sides by the enemy, he was unable long to retain his 'insider'. No.oeless be seized, within sight of a strong coltonn; seventy earrmges laden .with provisions, ;And took of their escort six Of ficers and (pie hundred and twenty men ; the rest were either killed or dispersed. The ParNen Zteat, :!..as direereArGzneral It'Vit+IZITIGnitODWIts express to this brave otlicer his entire sLtisfaction. at thiskill 'vittl vale'''. he displayed on :lo interest ing an 'I:litrW,11111. (iiiiol , ll "kid/W . l B bead-rptarters were on the 27th at Etsholi ; 'Gener al OAST ELL tens in .the environs of Lnekenwaide ; General TAUENTZIEN'S ) l ead-Charter; wercat Barenth on the 27th : his - corps was posted between that city, Golz en , an d Luelian. lie. evinced great ability in quickly col le‘itiug his reserve, .tintl much activity in chasing , the enemy from the wood. Gen: WOERSER, ilft6l' galling thi: left flank and rear of the enemy, 'col lected his force near Gilzett, marched upon Ba- reuth, eloigning 101 enemy's tot cc of 2590 men.— All otir troops harassed the enemy in their retreat. All the roads are covered with arms, and dead 1)1. &sallied' horses. The grench rear-hrtmrd destroyed its haggage. General SlT4LitonErt Wax attacked on the 21st, in 11:1Ylifternoon, between . Yallahn anti Cansin,, by a Prencli fnree of 20,00 Q• meo, commanded by the Prince of Ectuy,trnt. ; the battle lasted 'till long after night4all.--,the positions were maintain.! `ed on both sides. Our 'toss is about 'lOO men killed and wounded :- . -that of the enelny, accord ing to, the prisoners, ex' Beds 500. The 23d, they I c v o v ii i ce i n c : ,, t r e:: , Om esetves •at Wittenburg, and after varions dem o nstrations . Suddenly detached 10,000 s(4)Wcrin-4t.lie remainder shortly followed. They took'a 'swing position between the great and little Pike. General TETTE.NHORNI WWI ifolir regiments ot Cossacks, supported by the corps of LutZen and of'll,ciche, observed them on a 4 sides, and cut oft' their communications; 'They has nireadv intercepted wany Couriers' dis patched by the French Go ,. crnaient, and taken !pant , w4ggons of - !tigni n nit ion . In addition, Ge nerca VEOF,sAcx Observes their motions, and takes , takes , 14* Measures in con , equenee. General WALMODLN feels he should n o t let this bazard(Als 111fInceuvre Of the enemy pass bini; he lira marched e l :l ( advanced r n n e g e l.:4 :l iv7e, t c: tito (47 ay b ie t t i a v ts : teeil b ini t ti t ,l t ct; el, o idn n t;o : t t l s l rt e ohip... I ti vA t h l b l euiol l ct l ie e t, . . , (Me bum red French and llnnish' prisoners - bnve been taken by the Cossacks. Count . KIELMAN SEOGR,- of the Hanoverian Chasseurs; passed the Filhe with his det4:lnnent, nPlP ; nOraitz, on the,2f4, in the morning. He attacked the ene, my in an entrenched post, and after h4ving.hilled an wooded about ;50, took, three Qtlieers and WO men prisoners.' Yesterday was4w4de remarli:ahle by time defeat Of 'the corps under General Gtto II 0 , between Lui). Pit; and •130iig# throngh the combined efforto of rtencruls'Czpatspitf4v anti I.Bl4tfpci,p, ilhe enemy had marched agiii!)“ c ;. 4 nit-N*ly E pr . , - , viiiie,' W 01 it, Lii i (7,U,V1.1) Vrt on th i r ti i i r " r t ea l i . )6ll l 4 l,7 l p ::: - :fited by, the sitnitio.it (if a wo 6 (l' to foil upon their lett ft ink , I:bp h e i g h ts , in front of time vlllopy of illtgelsberg, ntril t7nit 5'10•31.: theenetny ivmd fornied, were carried by mv . ;;. miatiit;• mid set- um mievrrid tiateir After au eb.. still - ate resistancr ) 4 iJii ! _: 9 1. iii 1 . 9 1 .1 1 y. I.l..hich wailn-r.tilv §4ll;:ringy jp 119rptvP.Ith 'm itt's;, retire in 'tonal disorder, and were porsof,;ll by the Ttraii lenrs °et 4510134 ' Getter:4 Cic k nisch ;f1 'll . on the tilde of Llelilg; his carairy executed 50n,..... charg,s. A regiment charKed a thlllllll', I try 1000 StfOltg, Whit l :l it de,troyed or made prl,io, <f, We cannot yet:specify all the o:ricel's t, scIVC3 is this da/ri Gelaciu C,:ea 1300 soldiers, and oust piece ot emitton. th7nisit..t between 74.) . a0'd and, ricne than soldiers, beside,: seven many waggon loacii. s it and all the enemy', baggage. 'the Prtmsian ini•lnir - required some repos e i i+it er many toilsome mitrelfo„ the Cbssaciis, under Gen, briiikly • Cyhowl Ilenke'adort, oi l th e eveningi"pi the passed t ' inionklt the 'enemy, and to se at. Gonad . .. It is prtlatf-; tile they: will'itot (:scape; nor eny, :rt . (,), the feeble remain, of the corps of tient:rat . toi.Vards tenberg. , . 'that which more particularly, reflected hnr ono cirk the corps of General Hirtchfelti, was 'tjtv foreett tnareLe., it ex.rtutt est' immediately after 'this action. The young I • f i‘N le‘ y, chiefly composed of the NTilith of . . . ; I .: tallied victory nets an (mem, . • • . • tiller)'. 'This prot.es' what l• • ••, !•. , 05 able Mid actiry CieunsAl, carp ' , • ~ • ; Wurtem.';mrgliersl You—you Isavc , •t cause repugnant to the wi&lte, • . .• , try, Mid a fore.gn , . .. tiete animated by emt,v e s ti ! is that p0 , „ , ..er on the entlt, which ,i..ned ing fos the in rid the of . 1, could not„sttroefiiittli. e.sir! ? Geiter,il Clittinen el Metal great bravery in the •i„ preceded 4.lle:lff:tiro - (,r , ss BetTtil. ; continued to colino..nu in I,e(suit. ticncral tYltui . • played, in all'the actions with the enemy, a great-dral ness and t.ilent. Since the retwq ,, ,l of 11; - tuy's, force opposed tti'thdt of the Allies In it': ;•• i! many, has lost more than 19.,20 man.. I.:II:. ports of- the General., 7000 prswroiri rtitult•, of whom 250 are 'Okays, including. several (.:olonels mai tenant-Colonels. X;), Mae eclotk, a. ;a. 'Lieutenant-General Count ileT mentrein hq's neral ‘Viebeser to tale 1,0,..e )ion c t it it eitt i kitter sitaiilioqed the Conan:4ll(km liarir•g wet with 'a reitisal, he hoinhardeit the ithee, at the moan:A.1:1o, was about to give the the 011. 0/I;ii i i i ;vl l,,, ip i;,,E a t ev ; ; nine pieces of eannun, tonn pris ? nerc, and a f.inisidei 46 . 1!: tpiantlty .ainunition ttn•,:s, are the re3ult - iil this brit, haat operation, SEVENTIi SWEDISII BULLETIN; Ifrod-vtarters, 89. 1 8 1;3. The Prince Royal lenwved his head-ioarters to tuis placo in the course of Outlay. Front all the irit‘dikgence received by the prisoners of the corps of (leneral that 'officer was hilted the of the .27th.; Ciinierill Pathtz received a violent rJwirt,ioli tnr the shoulder. He displayed lunch bravery and tale•a. sorters are hourly made ; and the troops are in brisk pnrinit of the enemy. •Gencralliorstel occupies .Ziana an4l sltiterboek,- and has , . given, on every opportnnity, 14r,;ois of in, ;i;i,i 'rho. enemy appeared disposed to coinscouicnts ac )cafrio:ty, at 'Eckuntititlorif and Ka;ttentiorn, bet-Nc.44.1 Wittenberg rind Trnenbritzen. The infelligott,:e::receive4l this dui front irsterals Winglogerw'e and 'WorOnitid(, •I it no longer in ;'.doirbt that the Loewy have retired towards the I:he. riFtroltl Winzingerodc pur,res thou i tb I.44o;;'4„;;valry. (;eiteral Woronstoff, who went to t.ihe the •......niaatl of the • Russian advanced jtit 1,11.* day before .yesterdaY, to‘vards nir;;;4, 3 4000 men, whilst the etio4ny had :it 1 a t ; 44; th,r tOttia, yr very near it. A brit: e4nnotiade 1.,. in great alarni. This operation was highly crethiri.)l4.l - ,4 (icustral Wort,a;:011; v, ha, at Ita• nu tacit: of ;I, that ii str.ilg 01110)111 4 ' l l rilop.n . t. - advance. . ';'he pr.lnd rin*siait .\ to„ - . lli the coiiu 9f ~1 r beuehed fioin it. ,; ii ,position on the left bank td ilo. the enemy !mil piested the 20th, the head-quarters of the 41114 , ,,, Nvel • The boniliatilment conmieneed, mitt Haines,' The liinperor Napoleon arri‘, I t. with his guard. The French Army diqtely quitted Lusatia antl Silesia o arid ii l , Geneatl }Mueller nuircheil from Jailer tit; .t. ;., ipg, and followed with all his forces. lienerat Prince li:outlast:lntr . , who , came before f)restlett, Ly tlis, • Iris hereve liikOttess the Prince • •, morning with this intelligence. 'I he, ;,,u eneniy's artny, crossed the Elbe, ti ) tossac! - ,s between Reiss& uI alai ~,t,l posts. He has just set out to 1,14.10 fioio . • is to go to Dahme, where he fait iu N 1 ,t.ll sian troops. lo his march, htr lowth; soners 4 whom he brought with him: ht lujt►i t 1 quarters of his Serene highness without the 14. 4 I Two of his Cossacks were wounded by Al :•.1.1-1.;, . , GOTTBNIIMIGH, SEPT. : -7.--An ofileipl zi: dated the 30th of August, states, that tieuera Blucher gained a great victory, on the be tween norchtelholl and Greif,ch, on tin: bath, over Ney, Macdonald, and Latni, , ,tol.. an impetuous attack, well supported by :mil the enemy's line was broken, their right' completely routed, and their left, nhich cao, its support, was also defeated. At the the courier's departure, 5Q pieces of cannoi: been taken, but the prisoners were not 4s'ordets had been giVen to griv4i 11Q gnlrtcl General :Mueller was ire . gf further detaiis were hourly exiitTr;;! COPY OF AN iNTric PARTE TO ,V 4 01,` 4 " r ly cabin, the Ditir' 'it 1110“. set out ,;, , • tray xtr. to-moat:. youNv.tii • eisenly jt li4f4rior to yaw ill rrt. ' number of en,o f , tlrr 1-1 iuge'iitic. It& 1;4112, '41)21 . 1., • L i t 11t 4 141 goo,' ~ti tttot,, , r t .3 i.roni>s of tilt' limit'. 1 • tichra.t.....ivw he:A- 4 '1,41h 2f. i. . A .... antler ut ; the , , , oto orsva ,itat uttui - , 'We uru itt nnttittil. I pray (iod, • (,lerrruNnt/ HGII, .SEPT, 4.—A Swedi , • pit 4 i. urti the Sound no . nu., mil y 1 1st, attacked by the I..).l.triii) got' boo, !wt. It tique, haring I)eerl. eon ' t 1 11)ats.,--but on the rettlitloi tut; cannonathilg . was heard; the kpown. Reports ere in eirtuiLtinii ba‘e :.uivimee,ll. by forreft I till el( j rn4sians ntnt , t1,..` A h;:t., ensued, in which deledled. .I.lclitay).- 1 tbe tiurtp oit),:rw.luy it