The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-26 00:00:00

r FROM TFrE LONDON.GAZETTE, MAY 23. Foreign Oftke, May 25,1.51 3. . A. disPatehe of which the following:is a copy, has been received by Viscount Cttstlereagh, his Majesty's Prlitelpal Seeretary:of State for Foreign Affairs, front General Viscount rCatlictirt, K. T. his • Majesty': , Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to eLie Court of Betssia, dated . .t.01t”,. - : Dresden, May r. My last. dispatches . informed, your Lordship of Ole arrival of the Ruler of France,, and of the concentration of his, forces near Erfurt]) and to wards the Seale, are also . of that of the Allies upon the Ulster. • '•i •have now the honour of • ineloiirste herewith, the official statements which have been published by the Russian and Pr6shin Governments, of the general aetion . which took place On the 2tl instant, betweep the two armies; and after Which .the A remained in possession of the f;cl , l of battle, etel of•the positions front which in the course of the day they hafttlislodged the enemy. - ,The last ,division of Geiteral ,Terntasoff's corps. having crossed the Elbe on the 28th eltimo, the whole of• it moved forward by forced marches to the ulster. Majesty and the King of Prussia arrived at Boma on the morning of the let instant, with the reierve ; and the several parts of the army were no the same day collected to the - vicinage of that place. Marshal Prince Koutonsoff Smolensk() wee left ill on the march at Bineke!, Where he died ; hot his ~death was. not %published, Count Virittgen stein, at that time at Zwenkau, Wits appointed to Command the army, lie had •on that day reconnoitred the enemy, and ascertained his position ; and the seine eXerl ing a disposition was mane for a general attack; toetake place on the following morning at day break. • ' ' • , During the preceding week, the advance of the enemy's main army towards Natiobing, and the approach of Beauhareois from Qeedlinburg, laud been imlicated .by several skitenishes and partial atrairs., particttlarly fit and near Halle and Merse burg, wheiv , the 1 , 4 , 654aes b e h ave d % %it'll great gel lantry. ' • • 'On the evening of the Ist, the enemy appeared to have great masses of his force between Lntzen • and WeissenfelS, and after dusk a strong column 'will seen moving in the direction of LeipSige to which plaCe there Was: clear evidence• that he in -tended Id move, • . . The advance corps of Cite t Wittgenstein's matey having been engeged on. the same. evening, to the east altd.north of .Lutzen, the cavalry of it remained there to amuse the enemy in the morn ing, but with orders to retire gradually.. Mean vr;llie.the. several columns of •the army were or der.ed to cross the Else(,' iitPegan, and , bear down, end to follow the course of a rivulet, which; ris ing near, the ElAcr, runs in a north-west direc tion to the t:;a: le, by tvhieh -movement, which the ground favoured, it was intended to turn the -enemy's right between Lutzen, vs ll ale his o tent ion was directed to hi:; left between the latter place and beipyik, - As smirk. Ws their Majesties UAW the t routTs placed According to the disposition, the whole was put 111 motion to, , em di the enemy. The country is uncovered antlopen, the soil, dry and light, hut .with very femsidereble variety of Lill and valley,' aid ruttAi intersected- by . hollow ways au d .nl ill-sti:eams:, the former . not discell4. 'lc till closely approached. • * • Ihe enemy, plaCed• behind a long ridge, and in a string of villages,' of which Gorschen is the p r incipal, wit h a hollow way in front and.a stream setticieut to float, tint'iter on the left;. Waited the neer 'approach of the Allies. • • Re'iliid , an immense quantity ef ordnance, -of 2.potinilers, 4nd larger 'lettuce, ". distributed throughout the line, and in the villages, the bat teries 1:1 the open country were supported by n ie e,es ittfantey in solid stinares. The , plan of operation deterrnined upon, .on view the enemy, was to :meek the village of Gros Corschen with artillery and and in `the tneane bile to pierce the line to the elk!my's eight of the villages, with 'a strong cOlumn of ea ; yAirs, in order to cut off the troops in the v illages from:support. eenetind , r of the enemy's line teas to Lc engeeetel, according to eiretunstances, by the corps epoosed toeit. • `no 'cavalry of the Prihsian reserve, to whose 4ttack fell, presented themselves and sup ported thcir movements with great g'epatitry, but the ,!iiite.vers of gr. v-,shot. and mu,ke.ry,•to xhich they nt ,e c\lio,;eit reachglig the hollow way, matte it me h';11; is fOr th(!ill to petirtr.ite ; and ' the eeeley ep e earlog delerinined to maietain the {realeees pole expert e, the elfair assumed a most ex eeesive ellftracter Of Italia abil defence, of ,a pee repeatedly teti;en, lost, and retaken, • The i- : ivalry made seyefal attempts to break the, eere l iees eiee, lied behaved with the roost exemp izny coolnes.s and regularity under very liavy tre ; -in !,oyoe of these attaeks they succeeded in tre;ddrig into tilt inplareii and elating down the C.ihi tin evening, .Buoniparte levingt called in ti,e front Lcipxig, Mid collected all his resat! , metik air attack front his left on the right of the Allies, supported by the fire of seveeal bat teries advancing. • • , - The vivacity of this movement made it expedi (tit to change the front of the nearest brigades on the eight, and as the whole eavfdry front the left was ordered to theright to' tint) this attack, end to • • • charge it; ww. , not without hopes of witnessing the destruction' of biollaparte and all his army ; but beforg the cavalry (villa arrive, it . became the so (I,;,:ii-tilat nothing cool& be diStingoisbed but 'tasks of the guns. - • 1 Altel remained in possession orllie • - 'rem' 1 ithgei;,itildof the line on which the enemy fe were gleen to ti!fiew the attack in the thixisitnily did nor wait for: it, and it WO' tW , tit:bc, Wit b relerr:oce to the ge iall. !he (N.:Noire, inn to •'lhe all 'leen re!Loycit al:rOss the tilbc. tionwn and pri-onvrs tal,eit, and the g l -nod irom tiie en,uly,in the action, are proton ot:th e StiMetizi t)i the Allies. 11,.,,th sovereigns were, in the field the 'Whole day. The king Wits ehleily near ti:: Where his ,troops were engaged. 'lhe Drperor wai, repeatedly in every part of the field, wt re he was received with the most animating cbeers.by. evcr corps he approaAed. The fire, to which his persorovas not tinfrequently er.poied, and the casualties which took nee. hia, did not op— , pear ip the , least to disturb his attcnition from the: objects to which it xvaS directed, and which he followed, without tiny ostentatietn.. General 'Wittgenstein, with the army, is be- . nevem the .Elbe and the Elster, With the cointnand Of several bridges over the former. 'I. he Russi.ao troops of 41 arms fullyreidiseil the ekpeetations I bad formed of their bravery and steadiness, and the etmliatioo und. spirit of pa triotism which pervades the Prussian army, merits the highest encomium, l have the hollow to be„ 81. e. . (Signed) cArnicAlrr. The Lord Visrouilt o.l.,tioreugh, &e. Mere folio :vs vaittiotlar Statement of the 11-title of Gros tiorrheli, on the 2d of Nior, which apoeare , i ft F. .SI; NI of the Cist and Oth,l s . hitelligence :front the Com: , - bisted Armies, fi-oiu the 1 , :;•1(i -)f Battle, May 3, which ap peart;d :in TilL: SUN of tlio 10th Admiralty-Qijice, May 25, 1813. Copy of a letter from Adiairiil the Wight 1 - 16 n. Sir John for Warn n, Nut. anti K. B. Commit - O.A . iu Chiefof hix NlKjesty'.: Y)ivi \ t S'SEN oti the North American Station, ' John I'v ilsou Croker, On board the San Pouting°, pff Annapolis, Slit, . Chesapealw, April 20. regnest you to inforta their 'Lordships, that in proceeding np this Bay, on' the riser Rappahan nock; five sail of armed vessels were discovered ; iminediately wdesed the Aiaidstone and Statira, I . .t,ritil the Fantome and Mohawk brigS, and 1141-- flyer tender, to .pity ae them into the river ; how ever, it falling little wind, the qignal .for the boats. of the squadron manned and armed, wa repeat ed„ and they were all sent in antler the direction of Lieut. l'Ockinghortte, of this ship; and ii6er a moat gallant.ettack Iran. the oilicer..3; seamen, ancrmarines in the .boats, and a determined re sistance from the enemy's !vessels, who were pre . - Fred to receive them, time whole were . carried, with the 10$'i of two killed and 1,1 wotmded on our side: • I btg leave to refer their T?ordships to the rii closed letter, frooi'Lieutenant Further .particolats.ot alfair, :1 I trust will meet with Their. Lor i yiship . l approlia- ti on. Lieutenant Brand having formerly lost an :win, and being so unfortimate as to lose his it:chaining one, as it volunteer upon this occasion, 1 trust their Lordships will ronler a unirk of reward for the misfortune of a inog courageous, zealous, young man. ' I have the honour ti he; &c. J(AIN BORLASE IVAItREN. Miry. Stilp San Diming°, In the Aprii3;• • pursianc,-; ortters to .proceed. with the boats Of the squadr)n,you did Ole the- honour to place Under my r;in:immid, and Ham:* the ene 7 my's vetiwl:i at the the•liappaltannock, have 1/) laorin you, that, alter rowing 15 miles' ; 1 i'ountl they were four arnlcd sehOoners drawn'tlp in a tine u-heall, apparenCy deterrained.to give n:s a warm reception ;, notwithstanding their for, in wide " appr:Aranee, lind the advantage they' would nrecisarily derive "1" itttt,itttl su pp nc t, I. determined to attack .them, the isAil,• of which 'is such as Might' have been: expected front the brave men. you did tne:the bbnour to command, and is as follows, Arab, of 7, guns and 45 men; run on shore and bo ar d e d by two boats of the Marlborough; tinder Lieutenants Urinston and Scott.: Lox., of 6 gnus and 40 men; Lauled her co lours down on my going alongside in the, San Doiningo'S Pionaee, R ace r, of 6 gnus an4l 36 men, boarded and carried, after a sharp resistance, Irk the San Do, mingo's pinnace. 'olphin, of 12 guns and 9 Men. The giins of the Raeer were turned upon her, ,an"ti , then bOarded by Lieutenant Bishop in the ‘Sta-.: tira's large cutter, and Lieut. Liddon in the Maid- • stone's launch., It would be nu injustie!! to all those officers an,: men, were I not to bear testimony to their gllint)t, and intrepid conduct ; .11 was Stich'as toinerit the bigheit encomium. I herewith enclose a list Of the Ullled .and: wounded, and have the honour to be, ikr.. (Signed) PUCKINGHORNE, The night thin. Sir 4...11. Warken, Bt. atid 1i t 3, tea.• V. S. The enemy's loss', as fat' tt I have been able to ascertain„ is live hilted inul one died since of ,his *Minds; and ten wounded, • A l List of f)tiircr:s nnil Men I 'tiled and wounlied in the Bouts Mailboolugh, NAP,- Sti Fitlitotne, limier the of Lieut. i'Lq.l,:tlgliorrie, it% the Iliver Itu k tpiiilitawieli, oil the (w of April i 613. Stn Tv,.igg, row ine,, ; J. Pettlting hoene., Lielt.:AolOnt, wounded, ~ 1 4;101:c ; Lieutenant severety ; Lientettant, arnt.inn initated; T. 11 - .lrng and J. ;ter, 'strorety ;P. O'Neal and Leo, vearnen, to ; .4 n Lilt 11---Noe hild u r , vonink.ti. • Nont 1111 rd or 't' {7 : 111 l 1 : ,t 1 fiv;it 41— IV. ta':1111:11 1 , lSlitt i; 3. 1;141514mm) E. Ciimondg, . it, Boyd, nud Spenevr, s,rnoon, se% atty. wound , t. c';4ot.tnne,--)*.; , :me Lilted nr w o und,,l.-- , Nlallawh—None killed or wonnil l ...d.—'l'ntsit, 2 liThea, (kit. ' A let ter, from Ca-Pt. Lumloy, of the N a 7 c issus, tc~f•i;ir j. Warren, datedMar , i , h the 30tn, otr Cape Hchryi tucutions • the capture ot• the Revenge, American priv;•tteer, Of Noi:colk, - of 212 tons-, and 89 ineu, guns inouut,Nt. - • A letter from Captain Pe Fey, of the liOtspur, to ,Admiral Lord Keith, inentions the caPture the Fre .1 f • 11G3 JAM! <L. MU, yte L'lmperairice•Reine, pierced for 20 guns, 'bit only 'two mount ed, and a complement of ..,50 men. [This Cazette also contain:, t he Prince Regent's permission "to . Wilhelm de Pornberg, COlonel- Commandant of the ;)idie of 13runswicit 004' c or ps of ,::avalry, to accept and wear ttt ittstguitt Of the Iniperial Order of .St. G eorg e o f Russia, which his imperial Majesty the Emperor Of Russia has been- pleased to confer uptui - that Oilicer, in testimony of the high sense his Imp& rial Majesty entertains of his great merit at;(l,er- Viec6. At oto John Hamilton, Esti'. Neuteintot-' 'his,Mnjety's Forces, and Colimel of the 2d Ceylon regituent, to accept and - . wear the iwi4inla of f io 1;100); Currintander of the Hopi Porttigtv.:se `difitttry ‘2l ler of the Tower ;and swoil/4.1. • Edward S , _ , ott, to 4itrrendor 'Tune 1 ? 8 , 1 and ' ll 4 6 , at oar, London. .: , ..tortitcs, INlessrs. cow, Ashmore, and ll4railton, ll;nrietta- . street, Covent-gatden. . . Georp:e Ilurst, late of Broadstairs, fit. Peter the Apostle, Isle of Tl,anet, tailor, June 1.„ at 3, and July f:, uildhall,'Canterbury, Attornie.4 Mr. Mmitit, Claterbe;y , Or `~icssis (race and Plmyer, EAsea-emwt, lc •at the G Geoh:te Hatton, Cautt:qhu , y, perimner, Julie 8, 9, aul3' 6, at eleven; the Guiltlha;l, Canterbury. Attorn , Y• Mr: Plower, jUTI. Cursitor-Areet, Chaneery-latie. France, M..ilicitesici. inn'...teper, June and July at eleven, at tln! George .e.nd Dragon; 111:inch , .., , t-cr• tontiil'S. ?Air. John Walker • Nlanchester, or Mr. Ralph E llis, (thancerHane. . • , Alexander ManlL . , inne 1, at ten, e, at eleven, mid July. (.'„ oini, at Gui1,..111, London• Attorney, Mr. Le , ;• , , John Field, Chisweii -street, linen diaper, Mty 1.9, June 4, algal inly 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, LorylJn. Attornies, Messrs, Swain, Stevens Malilz!s, and Pear.te, Wheatly, NottioAamoneiTer, 1., 5, and July 6, at eleven, at the Pdack . Coat , Inn; •L,ncolo. Attornies, Mews. Willis, Fairtherne, aid Clarke, Warnfo.ll-court, London, or Mr.'.W. C. Cartwright, Spalding. John i)avid Collins, Greek-street, Solo, baker, Mayxio, June 5, at tattler, and July 6, at eleven, at Ciuildliall, London. Attorn;y, Me. Fowl-v, Clene.tit's4nu. Plumsted Lloyd; llirrunnliarii, rnaltster,Jone 14, 13, and : Lily • 6; at twelve at the lt,C,al Attornie3,. Mee:art. Barllor and litiett, Ilinningitam, or Mesrs.(Devon and Tooke, Gray's-Inn. Richard Calsbed, Liverpool,-wateh-inater, June 22, (23, atia July 6, at one, at, the Star and Garter, Liverpool. Attor ney, Nlr. A.rison, Liverpool. • , Cross, Illnlinster,Smner.Ashire, victualler, June t,' ' 9, and .L is' 6, eleven,-,1:1' the George Inn, Attornies, Mr. Charles Santer, Cliaucery-lane,'(ir Mr. Joins Hugh M'Corcprodale, Liverpool, nicrelia.nt, June 15, 13, and • July 6, to tow, at the George Inn, Liverpool. ..kttornics, Nle,iSrs.`Atkinann, Wades, awl Mocharall, Chancery-; toe, Loudon, or Mei•srs; Lace, and Miller, LiverpoOl.•• late of •Aler , , , ,twith, Cardir-mhirik, shon beeper, Aty 28, Jane . 3,1914 tiny 6, at eleven, at the alba .kneryAwith. Nlcasrs. Presland and Pine-, , tor, Brunsiviek-square, or , Messrs. Jones and. Owen, Ma t:kyr:llo,li, •Moutgoincryshire. 'rhotrias,a.aiti W 1116110011; Gwersvllt-104 Fleribighst.lre, iron • nnAter, .June 16, 17, and July 6, at. oleven. Attornies, • Messrs: Tarrant / Clarke, and Riehards, Chaneeiy,lane, or Yir. - Dsivtd rE4tio;iotafs, Chester. , • clater;Laue-end, S , . , itrordshire 4, and July 6., at twel+ie. at and ' hear, Stone, StaUrd shire. • Attornies, r. *Riug',-:len;:h-walks, Inner or Mr, Seelscr•eA,' Stafford. 1e2,0 , 0n, lial•ertlaher, Jun , 5, at eleven, 1 , 2, and Illy 6,,tt twelve, at Loudon. Attor ney, Mr. Alrio!Oi:nn, :St• fohles . -siPtur( 2 % - L'ekher . Atu,tio-friars, merchant, June 1,'3, and l at Griih.L. ,l l, Landon. Attorme:, ' , „ .CLAson, and Thomson, Copthall-catwt, Thrott. ...t4u6stroet. ‘`. Iteynulds and Michael Alttnury werltycet, wine-rnerrnanta, June 1, 10; nu: July 6, at odc, at Ouildluitt, Lott{itltl, 41. - turney, '2,le, Kirluzn, • ;‘ , :etvton, Ltimbi.--Corrtkuit-street, walthAvakr, r, nay and J 01: - li , r.tt t%veive, at. ajlukalt, London. Mr. Barrow, 'Pare...ttlae,ntie , ..treet: • .lotus Clarlie, ...):11 , ,a rittni....ro , Tt - , Mi l ! 1, at trti, 2, at de ven, and July J, at eitilitiLult, Loudon.. Att4neY: hlr. ti t t.lr, :tot m-tol.r,!en. • Jai , Elta.tra, .lanc Z, r.">, anti y, at at ;ttittitt.ilt ) 1 .(tud,,i). , 04 toyavy, Nlr samard, kraliedlithe. Julia %I•,..ittuaire'eartil-bnilttitv, Attlersgatc-Areet, ht. apti Lily e, at 1 ell: 11.01 At.tori i itts ) ut:d Alilersgat e-ct rect. DI VIDENDS--At Lott I) June 19. 3, V. Po•tter, V., - erett-stret, Bruusfiluk-.Nuare, auc . tioti,er, at tc.celve, . • • Julie 1). 'f. 11.apei, jun, -Crane-eoort, ,rleet-street, printerp at' twelve. June 44 : Itkte Of Rliu. , ,-Atunwttlion-li all, printer, • at tots. , U. Y. Wolff and J. 1-;4Nv riwr•• j. ) ,, t , 22. if. witxtm, at twelve. Jr.t,c . N. Nowell alit' W. Waketin, nsentn*. u l ercers, at °tie, lune - SIP R.. It. ton, N , wingtoo, Surrey', and, ifayrnarket, gc ,, er, at twelve. 41111 e la. W. furnitarc.4vavettiavieman, June 19. W. Willialas,.l l, 4it factor, at, mit.. V. T. 111.1rott'a:ItI T. Maakin, Catak)':lv , ,l!, ' chmts, at tea; . 5 '3.ll'aril, late of Chareh- street, Spit - 41-11.., manu ftellrer, at ten. • • ' • • • • June 18. W. Sharman, Biteltfieht. Litteolt}Ahlre, at • at, lair, Oniutha, - a, . J V, 1 . " NIS, at. the 1)1117, J,lnc t•?, :tiryan, +en late at Baitipt.:.m, o.iftord‘hii . r, Otop -1“:::1:,..1., at the Wltnty. jam, 1-2.. .7, Ca•ei, woollett-.,;:ever, at `one, at the 1.111,:ls, Jun:, 1.1. 4. l'unsberiatid, tanner, at ele ven• at r'.lc! \\%;. , , ; ;tue). June 1:). J. t),ltly, YuMMier, clothier, at elesaili, itt the tiulden Lion, I.,reC.i. ...CEILTIFIt.ATI—Ju V. 15. ; S...Bowei) 13te of 81131 ThainoA, roal-nvyrellant. ilartlett, Lite of Col:, ..;ot, A. TIIOII - Mg011411141 W i ii!ao 1.4 ~41,1'4,9urti Old Ilroittt-strect, . oleiallantri. T. • • ileckford, Plymootli, tiovier: W. Nlglitl,)gale, toamTfaaturer; Ny. IT Gall, (iottiy,-I.,:ja, siik-mannUcturcr. J. 12it1 , .i0, Nlatictv. , ,ter, otanufActarer, •J. not woolstaplz , ,r. 'f. Linc'nlr,' , -lon-fielkl,,, watch-1)141er. Ifotnl)4rh-striwt, AV, titcwati', ilatfc.tk . (:trileil, grocer. • Welliolo.on,,ql;4re, COTTEN BURG •• MA Cuatoli GOTTRNDURGH, MAY 18,--The trasivOrti with lie troop 4 t I 1 ‘boarcl„ rotriin win t-hoitd ix, the 11 oath:. A convoy arrived yesterday from the.Thitnher, trots r• tilt Banner ; another frmn the'core, under the . Portia; and a third front LeAlii 'under the Gallant. STOCKFTOLM, 'MAY . 13.--The division (If the galley fleet s:iiled front Calmar on the 2d inst. anu put to sea, With the wind' at N,E. bitt it Changing to the S. E. - when they - -were.. in the I•atitntle of Bornisohn, they were obliged to pat into Ystadt, where they 'ea.rne:tO anchor On the 3d. The galley fleet NVIIS to sail again on the sth, in the afternoon, from Ystak for Stralsund, in eaie the'm hut shoot d by that time prove filvoura hie. Et,sitqcritmon, S y 6....41ig Itool Flicrbnev.; • the CROWN PUINCP, and Royal Ilighne.ls the Doke of SUDEIIMANIA arrived here in perfect lwalth; Ett I 1 o'clo.:1; last night„ and At 2 oeloc% thi:, afternoon they set out tor. Christianstad.' The Admiral VORats, and some of his Ctifieers, were ke4ented to isitc Royal I,lighnes*, the C.:',Rowm Pal NCE. 0 I) the 7th !lily their . 'loyal llightlesses sct out from Chri*tiaL,oLtd for Carlsciona. ~~. '11! Alt Pig MAILS; . atannfts-1 p(ttesilitirgb, ricii:tolAnd, titteri , aq • ) I ) sey, 2Waterford. Gottentitirgb... . ........ 51'` PRICE OF STOCKS "MS DAY AT 'IIVELYE O'CLOCK. THE SUN. SOLE% QJIS &)ICE YAIAU;4I AUDEAT ? ~'~ I N,D ON.; wEDirEsa“, rifi. - 7 26, 1813. . , A 1,1 ottenburgh Mail arrived this 'morn which' . tie have accounts to the 18th fi place, end the 13th front Sto:7,kholo; hut barren :of irtelli:4enee. The Crown r SWEDEN left Gottenburgh for Stralsund 0111 Upon the suject of the MovenlentS 11) the Newspapers in oppositioL to the Go' have 'teemed with insinuat ions and the) culationS ten _absurd, and betraying ,r too too gross, to demand °lir notice.' pected • Crown Prince is, however, at upon the scene of actiOn, and %re yok e but Lis proceedings will.niore these ttibblel at the corner of paqtic stl"l3l merit we ca n t h c ret, 'notice fOrtheir infortnati on, that a Swe ats is not so early as an Entri;:.ll ()At ., very naturally require later ,3 e 3 ' °l l yet arrived, to' enable• th e ruler •qf t try •to take, the field at'the bead. c)f. tine 'force. Let, the information o n 'th our relations %yid% S‘veden' hi; be.' italic when it miry, we will ventnre • lt ticip Ito that the arrangements svt highly advantageous and honourable Brit Ain: fc_cii_,:::).,,i, . t:st.: i .it: . l ; ,_4.,Lt: : ). : ole, ,.-t ari t: rti e .e t se t .. e o.) of f hest t..s n . i ; g l: l i t ..c t a c d o . y n i ll 0 1 ' : o h: 1 11 0. 1 11 ji li r e o p : . ----.00.0-- -. fjo • r r , • , 4 w A•THcArt.r, the arrical-of wl'lc'' u." "cad On Monday Wl,en we .siso c" 111 ° i l : (N).,:i : et ot. e : I,i i l l ILtl.o:litellisiiill:le‘b.:4-esent 'hlciithici;actt;:cetit:lllteTtoiltu:l;ini;tittle:rrillir:::::: schen, and must satisfy every mirci th.ii 4 ,, -y the enemy Was in reality a1f.,11 . .• ? - .ere defeat.-. -The. con)ino. nit of nigh'', i''''' ri t. i i . .:: ea n r t. i s i :o str l o ia co N: ave'l the :discomfited fora . 1 . L . troNAPA RTE. irPlll complete rout an clidestruct,i t'9l ti,:iackness outstrippe&the car ail i n t 1 .41. 1: . ! fit" et)vvred the retreat of theioc, 3' t t . ' )::: vi,16,!..,,e5,and e'Putu:ci ntic°lllllos'clitl:lrnii-7211:::!::::::L:b : e,p, ~,,,,, t;„1,,. ~. „.,,,,11,.in.,03; prdbabilii-Yr have ef' '- "Ariei to i „.. • t ,‘ this gre.At- o'i ~ - ta,,,,,,,,.4 , 4 0. I a c t , a sin le blow i an d to have'decitleil t i 1 :1 1 ' , i he camp:A.4u in the first Vatic. 1 3 d t t '.., :,,, baPPliconsimintation has becn ostpove7e.wlii not therefore to undervalue tbe 0. a ntilb 0 , , t u0,V.,. Mis T.' Smiled. 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