The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-21 00:00:00

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' l % Papa; ugh e ' of first• [pnren vrriATllrrt 65D(. 1 THURSDAY, OCTOTIER 05 SIIC/et .5. . • roiu f4)°, find utir The ful' gen. 1 3 ' 11, That itt our piquet4 his adt anced little effect e within the •shut of out few iirinitrt. en and a fe l .110 different vhula of hi' strum', dt" .arch out °i ears bt t) vtv )1 die 1,3 1 4' lu were or ; bad " Iv ected to 01 r d ate ifiss hen on tl' t lad a bid' shuold tit ',ion of 1 reit )0 reglj°l tit P ril° girt . • ~. 1 11 : .41j /LW fit t: fir step OP, rn; tUII/4?' ac tion ogle 13 % Oleic en 1A1 :, o thst ts 0 x, en* ii e ,f to ncie tO It 13,1i 19 " Aq' bqa of an: I con• Je ri tioci a 0° weleY otir 1 0 t;011).. ;aas• (I, 1O The f o ot oil but fire ced , rdl . . „ TTHEATRE -ROYAL, IMUJILY-LANE. ills PR ESENT EVENING, Oct. '2l, their ALtj,sti,,s gerrants will perform the Farce of THE SCIIOOI, FOR FATHERS. ~ Frank, Mr. Wrench ; Susan, 1"1" Kelly. After ;Thiel; the Orami Musical Rocaante of ! ' I,4ODoiSEA• . i . .To whirl; trill he added the Farce nf. , T TIIE lIOLE IN THE WALL.. . . kutZ,norrow, Toe fleir at. Lan ; Nvith. Turn' Out.-011Alth 'Y' The 'Alaiti of the Mill; witlahe Muck Doctor. "..,!• 7 `l t! . - 71111..NTItE•RO.YAT.,- COt'En-GARDEN* IbeE pßvs.s I" ENVENING, Oet. 21, will be Yerfailii . d the 'Cra . ;redY of j VENUCE PIIESgIiATED. ' l4 'er, C- ~ • 13 , 1viileri. I , l‘Gibbon: mob will he added (first time) ^ new'Nieln-Drama, called 9" T HE NI fr Er AND 1.-IIS MEN.% • ... trle, w rOW • ' IIIZ Opoll Sattirdayl ArtaX th litir) gt :t of Elttn&tra. SOCIE TY OF .ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, Somerset placer. Oct. 5 . 11, 1813. .I\ ra ter., is hereby giv'en. thni the :'WEIC,tA r . THUIA I T IkTINGS of THI'S `end w in he re; t urtlrdoyt buur y E - yegiN g , t ne 4t h o f . I ., , ;ovember nr at the CATILISLE, Secretary, • SOcip .--4 r, i„ MR, TgE FNCOURAaENTENT OF ARTS, . , MAN UFACTURES, AND COMMERCE, rr ti John..street, Atielphi, Oct. 10, 1813. ,-it., 1‘16IBT;41 S nre respect fully illformed., ..oi.r.-4 t 1,1• II'? INT 7.III;:ETINq T. !a fter ~ ? I, r 11,,t;trin .tiwl{i take plac e, I, ' - ` - ' 52 - s) ti..l- t 7 h t i l: 4 . in II EDN . e.,CI)AII. M. - ..._ , Ly . , -7th CL a i r l , I,.ir GREA I BOOM tn , t , he A.DELPII . I. .TI . ' 0 be *alien preciielv at Seven o Clock in the Ls ening. BY Order, - CHARLES TAY LOll, M.D. Secie*Ary. -*---------.....____ nor: /", . l ''''OßED AND FIFTY GUINEAS REWARD. "'.'''' the foil o 4i ng - BANK NOTES of ONE THOUSAND- PouNDs, vir. )71, dated lath September, IBIS. 811 1, ditto 20th Ditt o . ' 1Th,„,,,, ' ~ : 1 70, ditto. nd Ditto. , ALIA t , ~ 4 1:. :sstore the same to Messrs. IILEAST)i t t r L . E, nr :"" ) -E!t, ;00 (,:o. Hatton-court, Threadneedle- . s s t . et . , th e ah.Nch intoemati on ns wiil reeover them, shall ~I t " Ile Th e I'' eward, or an equal proportion for each cm them. pi, ve 11,,)itt extended and effectual means have been taken to ..„*.... In their circulation. .. , VirANTI;:I), a PARTNER in a PROVIN -1 A 1.. (!ONINIERCIAL - ESTABLISHIENT' wil° g Capital, can "Val ci from Piyit to Ten . Thousand P “"d Parties 6 /1 .7" file dltnetares are ample and secure. as one "out to rotire fdi B .' 'tpply to A. B. at t ll 9 I I !. don en - r 1 I u-siiiiss.-;—: "(terof the . . __.. ' Irev-houst; Llidnte-Ilill, past -paid. • Principals On }s exchanging satitfaita; r .. y re.ertnees, Nti ...„_______ .------ i stvviwttiGHT it7.-Tgthe N"'''''' L. 200000 coeh, and E r T e l lii , e , :;ts the oa P l u .4 l) :4 l . ic s,, F t a: .b .r:t 3 7 t s , 14 * 3 4 of NOVP4ip-p;: "IY 8 ;,.{ contains Two of ~.. 5h0 , ....7 3; e , ..,.. .. rai fo'11::(,-,tAlit.1-4,11rhi i e ' ex tou'i , i ' i d ' t . :l e i: Pate : i . Tickets and xr -c ` Im. vvi l el , are on S. i , . t . hi khed Offices, tornl 11 I%,'n I, r Stid N ( 1 1,. 11-, --, .., dolhornNo. 1.11, Oxford-street, Siki,i . 1. W e ; Iccati'llY, iYhich' latter' will be reauwed i "", 1 , 1 1 " - . 13, W I ,4 ' th" Present Lottery. 44....................,...ue3-01of (;a et ' livphriiezhesh.fis er , r bt; eitlb:rulnriegaint•ll.l3lc7:l:lll in NEI P LOTTERy NOVENIBEIt. 8 "71 I v r AndCo _n. the _ontractors for the list o e t ilt Lotteries ' beg leave most respectfully to re they arty t.' hineeed, ittre thanks to the Public, fur the patronage 441,1 shathe extraordinary deinand for the Tickets " of the L o tt rr y which is just ended, andito t " Le li 4 , lt lce of the same support in the . ." , 7EIV LOT T.Elt) , 641 Y (4i r "I n 00 the 3d Novioirwits—The Scheru t e, with . tu t+titucontains Two Prizes of 20,0001.1 . ea 'et unexampled in the history of Lotteries,. T he followitt is list of the Prizes : 2 a 2 ..... of ...... L.e0,000.... are.. . L. 40,000 a. • •.. . 000 .......... , 3,000 • .. . 1 000 . . .. ..... 500. 2,000 ....... iii .............. 290.. ~... . l ,OOO 20 •''•• • • ~ ...... 100...... 1,000 .. . 1,0 10 •• • • ........... So •.;. • , ...... . , 20 20,800 ' VlTl•i r .' l ,nd 101. for eac h o f th e lira 51 - 6 Blanks. 'VIVI! "1 antL s:TARES, a re s e ll i ng 4 l'd Co.', °nice., in great variety # , , ' 11, Poultry: 31, Ald4ste High a, Charing-cross; I street. TVt LANDSCAPE GARDENING.. -.It:•! 1 • A N,1"-Ii"S most respectfully informs th e —oo4'l Gen tr y th the lays out PARKS.) WA ' . pi.t.lszflind T-,.1 . tr dneing , I)istant Views, 11,;,., 14 the first tra °it l3 . B l ") u Vs() I)esiens for Hot. t il .4% f . . ''' StYle of unpren anent. / 14. t I!44llratservatortes, and all other/3111 Ings . A . v?iell belong' ijitintalito:4Pre .ardening. If req.uir.ed carriedvi Surveys and 0n M o d,. .. eery effect before tt is nto execution,. ~ e tte r. ` l.4 te Terms. -Aulho„ls addressed to C SAndr 17, Walnut-Tree Walk, 1,1 , 4.iii • ' '''---....,.._ ' liv duly at to.s ~.. MONEY. Nbilt -In. 1,, i i i, '14)11:1N, Gentlemen, Sze. are resm . c . - k14111,,,101141.); infurmeds they may .bi. supplitl with MON,Yeic.°... P,o, 4 '' tra wl ' Fo terms equal to Mort, si•cured Oil . ie r tetiipttit','4l,ds Leasehold Land or Homes, Money in th e '141v."41-IKe Settlekients, Widows' Jointurri,. Clem _ er t 4, 44 11 :14, or any, ot her PropertY• ii: 4 it 6,4 j respectability may he . supplied on their Personal 44t.litvctii2/. Gentlemen Ivill tind every liberal accommotla p344tin delay. . k i ts , ed t r 'ri fro,m Twelve till Two; or Lvtters (post-paid) ke6,.. e Messrs. Wills and Co. Nu. 49, South-stre et , . iltilre, 1 .01V . E. -S lI IIITISII SlilltT.l.NG-CLOTILI 11).. 14,.44 , 11v, ,F.A. tabliAtal by Patent f i Boa. Iti'`elf ..4..i,:ltr.iii.tructitre in Greattilritain, in which the advan . lit ' . t" ` l l Flax and cotton are united in one thread. st fr„, kettlihr texture of this Fabric frees it ii4spli t .T. t I.hie eittcts incident to the ehonges of climate or tio h " tvii.o,.'‘'.°.lding the injurious Cold orchid experienced w. ,, k otili. 1 Irish or other Linens 'and (1 it ''t to Fahri ' - s , 'it this re unpleasant scum 4tiv att lte b cs nitule wholly of .lotto.i, i tt,,,, , ' to 1 . 1 ,. ; ,o% the exclusive advatittie of being. more con -I.o'lllliKi% 0 1. 4 1,t11 in all seasons and clithates, than any other , tptlvr kt,4.lo,,liirtig cloth. 4i' , et',.4l4llllltY, lieaxitifol appearance, comfort in wear, and lil t 4 41, 4 , 1 rt ,t.his N lanitfacture stands um it - ailed, and is (It A i ,l Vt l ,lt the price o f Irish or other tine Linens, at % l i illip p • 44 oust:, I r.i4 Cheap ide, near Paul's; 14,,4 Aliet`'lhtinetit at FlarClitig C oil C a :. 89 ran-Mall' I,4ll,ll.l,i4lnit4ttdv''sr:h3)-.1.1r4. ext . en;ive f.alc, iiii,- Manufacture o h z.. , t o iodue.., t iisting - tti .. sdied patronage and . app t r?tc , ?'it, o r Nil ii e ~„ ;T Vtra 1 S•li 014 ii ety e 1 h to act . AT icl 1 14 4 4 4 ",,bap tr i a fsi i l() y of,. .Cotton, but under various new I , 4 4, .t p, o)ii . ateut Shirting, &c,---The Patentee . can , 't s c t ,tbe f;,.,1 L4Rainst the numerous deceptions now Kee -1 %44 i ; rti.. tit i :i. -''' of loch Fabrics as are made entirely i , 10 so generally 11.11UW11) rt.,ll:ire 110 Ccalnient' VICTUdLLING-OFFICE, Ocinher 1, 1813. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTVALLtIVG Ills 3f-9JESTI^S N.,11 7 Y do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 29111 Instant, they will be ready to re alive Tentkrs in writiag, Orah d and treat for F'mr dreg and Ten Mille 0,/ VNINtESS,EI) S'fAVES, `nftße description and in the proporticias andtratentiOned i vis. 4 tl ile• Pipe l3O Lingslfead or Brandy • :100 Barrel 4O 'Heading 4O 410 Mille: To be delivered into the. Victualling - St , ,re ! w at ;Diii eord, One Half by the 30th June,and the'other 314 of December, 1314, Cite deliveries to votamtnte ru , the Ist Jei nuary next, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with inte rest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be.seen at the Seere tary's. Office, No reorarri will be .had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in wnrda at lenith, or that shall not be . delivered to the Board before One Z't,loch on the said Tues day, Me 126th` instant, 2;or unless the Person who makes tb,c Tender, for tome Person on his behalf, attends, to an swer when called for. .„ PICTUAILLINO-OFFICE, Ort.l, 181:1. rrJJE COMM/SSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MaIJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday Me 2Dth instant, they will be ready tv receive Tenders an writing, (sealed up) and treat fur Three Hundred and Forte Mille of Crown, Dantaic, Stettin, or Handal) . STAVES, of the description and in the proportions, tinderiaealitoned, via Mille ripe Hogshead or Brandy 2OO rLirrel • Heading SO so Mille. To be treliverei into the Mem-Xing Stores al Deptford, One He the 80th June, and the other Half by the 3lai Zeiember,lBl4, The deliveries to cotnehence on the Ist tf JaAuary next; and to be paidlor by Bilk, payable with !A ttired, Ninety Days after date. Th; Conditions of the Contract ntay be seen at the Seere- Offiee. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be iaserted in words at length, or that shall :tot be delivered to the Board btfore One o' Clock on the said Tuesday the 29th instant, nor unless the'Per.iiin who makes the Tender, or ,e4oitut...Peoson on his Behalf, attends, so ansiver When called for. vicru_tr,LlNG-OFFIC, Oct. 15, ISI3. T B E COMMISSIONEIafor VICTITALLING Ills fitijEsri"s th hereby give Notice, That on Taesday, the 2614 Instant; they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed ul,), and treat Jro Two Ilandted Tons of OATMEAL, to be delivered within the sauce of Six Weeks, into ills Majesty's nth:ailing Stores at the Parts and in the proportions undermentioned, viz. Tons. Deptford 100 Portsmouth Plymouth tnaPrans. And to be paid fie by Bills,, payable with interest, Ninety Daya after date. The Conditions Of the Contract may be seen at the Scare -010 ( Vice. No.regard will be had to any Tender in whirk the Price shall not be inserted i.e words at •tenith; or that waft not •be delivered to the hoard Wore. (Me o'Cloeh on the said Tues day, the 26th instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or sante Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when- called for. vicruituvic OFFirl!, Oci. 19, 1813. TBE COMMISSIONERSfor VICVJALLIG ins MeIJESTPS 1+1.41/Y do hereby give Nc•fce, that bOs .fridasi neat, the aerl instent, they will be ready to re ceive *alp-tin writing. (staled , ul); and treat for Sixty 74,11 A. of VptatNl A LEA r TOBACCO, to be delireied withiv-ritt space bf a Fortnight into his Ma . ksty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable, with . interest, nivrty day* after dare. The Conditions for the Contract may be seen al the Secre tary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tbidor'in which the Price shall-int he inserted in words at fet*:ll,. or that shall not be delivered to the Board befiee Out o'Clack on the said Friday next, the 22t1 instant ; nor paler, the Person who intehes the Tender, or some Person on hi:behalf, attends, to auriVer when called fur, THE PYRENEES. In a feiv Days will be publOad, in One Volume Octavd, TRAVELS in the PYRENEES, containing n Descrii:tion or the principal Summits, Passes, land ttwiated from the French of M. &mond. By F. GOLT). - - . _ Printed for Longman: Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster row; and at tho British Gallery, t 34, New Bond street. New satirical Work on High Life, by the Author of Celia in Search of a'Husband. In a few Days Drill be published, in 4 vols. 12mo. T HE ENGLISH . EXPOSE, or Men and - WoOlen Abroad and nt Home. By A MODERN ANTIQUE, Author of Celia; &c. Printed for A.K. Novuliti and Co: Leitilenholl-street. The following have ltett published this Autumn : 1. Sir Gilbert Easterling, st Romance, by J. N. Brewer, 4 vohi..42s. . 4. Madeline, a Tale, by L. S. Stanhope, 14 vols. 11. 21. 3. Ilope, by 'Miriam Malden, 4 vuls. lli 2s. Ruins of Selinunti, 8 vols. 15s. - S. Read, and Give it a Nanie, by Mrs. Llewellyn, 4 vols. 11. La. 6. Moire°, or Voe Day of Trlal,'hy Miss Hill, 4 vol:. 11.25. 7.. Patience and Nrseveranee r 4 vols. 11. Qs. Tkii Day was pub)isited, lILOne Volume 'gum...price Four Shinji-I», T HE tERCHAy'I7!S WI D OW AND FAMILY. . • By the Author of the CLERGY'MAN'S WIDOW, OFFICEIeIi WIDOW. &c. Printed for A. K. Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-street, , Where may he had, by the same Author, I. The Panorama of Europe ; or, a New Caine of Geogra phy, ". ' • .The Yonng Northern Traveller; or, a Tour through Sweden, Russia, &v. :Is. 6d. 3. Patienee and Perseverance; or, another Modern Gri selda, 4 voli, 1•2 mo. price • • • . 4. Sayl :She tb ber Neighbour, What ? 4 large 'vols. price 2.85. Also the Passions of Lebrin Jepictad In Mural and Amus ing Tales, 19 Plates, new Edi tion 12tna. price 4s. .• • • BY i S NIAJPirY'S ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH SHIItTINUS AND SHEETINGS, • ForrogOatingtbe pergArat ion ? and prevention of taking Cold lIIS Desiratde ARTICLE is manufactured en a mathematical Principle., and surpasses every other • kind of Shirting and Sheeting . , both .for Health rod Econo my, and is suitable to every Climate. -It is stil4, stamped, at the E.tsT INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. it;, .4 VPSIDE and at no other House, in Pieces con taining about 46 yards each, from 2s. to 3s.Gd.per yard, and nearly half the Price - of Irish and other Linens. • • • Tile sheetings contain from two to four Pair each, both 5-4th and 0-4th wide, from is. to Ss..6d. per yard, uniting economy with comfort. .The .Eirst Fairies of Irish Linens .and Meetings are cold nt the Warehouses, front whicku decision- and.selecAion may be Made, .The . White Chintz for Dreise4 may be obtained' at '2l. and , 21;:tzi, 6d. the Finis, contaiumg Three Dresses, and those of bur Dreises a t $l. 2i, The usual Allowance to Merchants taking entire Cases tor Is urtau ii. The greatest Variety Of East Mils. Musl;n3, &c. by the Piece and Dmity. India Warehouses, No. IG, Chea side. 1 1 /CraiLLi.VG-OFF/C4, Oct. 19, 1813. rrHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ilia 211.elJESTY'S sy l ll'Y do hereby give :Yorke, That on Friday, Me 99M !aslant, they will be ready Ii receive Tenders . in writing (sealed up), and treat for Thre Thousand Gallons al WEST INDIA RUM, to be wed, Duty free, Oval lrarehouses in which the sane shall have been bonder?), in the spate of One Month, into his Ma jesty's Pictualling' Store's, at the Ports, and in the Propor tions unelermentionad. via. Gallons. Deptford • PortsMoutit 300,0t0 .Ind also for Eight Handred Bags qf KENTISIi IMPS, of the grOwth of the present Year, to be eismwerabit to Samples to bt: produced with , the .7%miers, and t 4, he d e li vere d i, 41 „ t h e Pktnalling Stores, at the Parts, and in the Praportians undermentioned, Dagi. Deptford Portsmouth SOO Plymouth 250 .••••••41 800 one-half Mercy' in One Month, and the other ' half in One Month 'afterwards. The'whok to be paid for by Bills, payable with' Interest; Aliwty Days after date. .The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre tory's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pries shall not •be inserted in Words'at t e nth, „ m mt shall not be delivered to the Beard before One o'Clock on the said Fri day, the 99th inst. nor unless the Person who makes Me Ten tire, or some Person on hi:* behalf, attetuls, to aitsatr whim called for, cuJte.p_Nvrrilou'r DICIN B. ROOMS ROYAL EMBROCATION. AN Y Thoosands of 'Children ore cured nn _LTA. inially by this Remedy. On the first ati4tCli, an int m-ediutc applicalson of ROCIW'S EMBROCATION will pre. vent the complalnt taLing any hold of the constitution, and a few-times may completely cure. In the most obstinate cases perict trance will produce the desired effect ; and no remedy can be so well calculated fur' hildren as this, for it requires no medicine to_ be taken inwardly. • In eennuarf.Couglol this Medielne is equally etlicationa (041 may be relied on ler Alen, Women, and Children, us safe and effectual. • _ -In no case can this Medicine be Pennine, unleis signed on the wrapper by J. Roche, - :stud every stauip the name of E. lidwards, 6( St, Phut's Chnrch•yard (who ►a the only Whole slae Vender), engraved thereon. Price 4s. and 11..21, per bottle.- BETTLEIC , ; CELEBRATE), VEGiiTABLE nlia"rottA. TivE ToOTH POWDER. So justly recominentled for Whitening the TElall, ,Preserv ill- the GUMS, and Preventiog that dreadfoly malady the Taartl-3CI-IE.- EAUTY of ' Countenance, and regularity of Peaturcri, are allowed to distinguish the Lettish Fair' but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOO POWDER would be 4 l eave t o r em ind bi,Countrywoincis that the lustre ut their Chartist loSes half its intiactice where the Teeth are disco loured; or SIICW a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, al the present Preerittion olfOrds the means of removing every hieniish of the enamel, being composed of Nrigetalites. It to recommended to the attention of all molts, us clearing away every' imiterfeetion, either in the colour ' or the decay of the enamel of th e T ee th, as ren d er i ng the hreath sweet and delectable, and making the Gums of their proper shape mid vermilion hue; and a certain Prerentaive against the Tooth-ache. No Coniposition of this kind ever brought forward tir 'ilitia boiler, has met noels unisvrsal approtne• tion ; • arid the 'Proprietor hait to boast that it is in daily use of Itoy•dty. JILTTLF.It'S AROMATIC pricroßm. LOZENGKS for Con,, , lis, Colds, .Astinixet, isPd time l'ltruasi Price ts. 4 11 - pt r flux. Sold, wholv;ale and retail, at Mr. Batter's, N,,. 4, Cheap side, , 00riter of - Paternoster-row; Sharp and lielain, Po, ts mouth ; Joiies, i lVeston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsea; and Johnst o n, 'Gosport; Culeutan and Jaceh, Sheerness ; Peri;i itoss, and Turner, [lull; Hovland and Cookworthy ; Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Llovi, and Swiitney and Co. Itiroinighani Billinge, }.d w ar,6 ;end , and Lathbury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, , locate-ter; 'lrowniao, Exeter; Smith, Nlatidertolt, Ittehoin. Scott, and fluter, Edinburgh ; Batter and We. (Jonah', Glasgow ; Dut t on and Rarry, I„tristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinf e n, Leicester; ISulin and Sutton, Not tiogliato ; and retail by most country VrarA, Ili Boxes, M is. I; s avil Cs. that. FRENCH S. PAnt2; OCT. thittidaY; Obialief 14, de Conservative Senate meet at ttio d'blbetti under the Presidency of the Arch Chniieellot. The Senator COunt Segal., in The flame of the Special Committee, appoiritea in the Sitting of the-12th ot this Month, made a ttport tit a pro-, jet of a Senatuil Consultant, presented that day, relative to the island Of Guadalottpe. The Sena. tits Consalttun wee adopted by the Senate. Meal:E.—Art 1. 'here Shall riot be concluded any treaty of peace between the French Emperor and Sr eclen, till SK e den shall have previously renounced poi Session of the Preach isiand of Guad:tloupe. 2. It is forbidden to every Frenchman in the island ofoua4 daloupe, Under pain of dishonour; to take any vitals to the Swedish coverainent,—te accept, any Of under it,.;46 - to afford it any aLiisinnee. 8. The presort Sentans Coiisultmn shall he ttantenttted by message to his Xajerty the Emperor and King. For the r*Mperot, nod In viitue of the power - ebnadeti to us, (Signed . ) MARIA LOUISA, By the Empress Regent, (Signed) CAMBACERES, Duke de Cadore. PARTS, OCT. M.—Letters from Dresden of the Bth, announce, that his Majesty the Emptiot left that city on. the 7th. It is believed he has- pro.; ceeded to the side 'of Leipsic and "Wittenberg. ‘.IiONTIP.II3 or SaxoN?, G.--,The Prince of I'doskwa continues to obtain advantages over the enemy's army of Berlin. The Prussian borpt of Below, , the. Russian corps of Winzingerocie and Woronzoti, and the Swedish d'arnuie, have successively fought and suffered a great Many prisoners. have also been taken from them We are assured that Thielman's partisan corps made . a great booty between Leipzie and and mar, and among other things took Prince Ponla towski'S plate; ,Amtthat all has. been retaken by General Lefebqe . Desnouette's French light horse. It , is the AustFilli corps, commanded by the Au strian General Baron tie Moha, which is stationed in the .P.rzgeberg. It forms part of. the armtun , der General Klenau. The Russians attempted to destroy the bridge of boats established at .Lilen stein, but did not succeed in that enterptize. RASTADT, OCT. was on the 'id that the Russian General Ciernischeff, who had penetrat. , eel to Cassel, at the bead of a corps of partisans, precipitately abandoned that town, • on learning , . that the French and itrestphalian troops were marching against him. lie at first retired upon the heights Sangerhansen, and thence byllun den, upon Gottingen, where we arc ASsuted he was ove6iken and beaten. He eaved himself, with :wiNt escaped the French .4ward, on the side . ,Of Halle and Merseburg, to endeavour to gain the Elbe,- but it scarcely appears_ possible that be will be able to avoid the French troops which are on that side ; we therefore expect to hear intelli gence of his complete defeat. Many persons, who had retired at the time when Czernischeff's corps . entered Westphalia, are now returning to their homes. lite corps d'artn4e of Marshal the Duke of Castiglione being now posted, on the Smile, and irnmediattly joining jilt! French corps d'artnee which are in SaxOny, there is no longer any tear of the communicatibn being interrupted. Parrs, OCT. 11.—A letter from Cassel, dated October 9, contains the following details : ‘( 'The day before yesterday, we saw the troops under General Atm arrive. On the fith he hiMself entered our walls with a numerous infantry. Sti.. vend' eolamns have proceeded from Friedberg to Cassel. All is now tranquil in that country,- and 30,000 men are moving in every direction to pro-' test: it. ten, Rigand, Who on the Sth of 'October, arrived at Rothenberg With (OWO men, has just transmitted offkial news here, that the , Swedes and Rhssians been defeated upon the and that they have suffered considerable loss." BAYREUTH, o,:t. 3.—The grand head-quarters . of the eoemy's tunny are still at Toeplitz. For some days nothing important has taken place up on the frontiers of Bohemia. The' corps d'arnose of Marshal the Puke , of . Castiglione has arrived upon the banks of the, Sanle,and appears to be marching upon Nolan ham t;' . . The Swedes have left the positions which they 114 upon the left of the Elbe, to entrench themselves ,upon the right bank of that river. PARIS, OCT. 2.—Acpolutts from the head-quar ters of the Army of Italy state as follows : " The enemy has but weakly acted against the Movements of our,troops, upon the great Layblch. road. His principal forces march by bye math,. %vial the intention of endeavourin ,, to find an op. PortunitY or.fiAlling on our flank. The cat tn. has been silently reinforced from the Vintue Trieste was again menaced by a column of troops ' which debauched from "Alart-ora, and some h.,otts. arrived front Istria, which' apOesired to inert ,Se and, in fine, by the English crniserg, which rat pe►tred- within sight of the port. On the pst of October, the enemy advanced in force to recon. noitre It party of our troops Which occupied A.,ttels berg, hut he vcat , repulsed. On the 2a of October, the Prior,' Viceroy marched upon tlte .height , trf Prehatt, and (ii nerai Palombini apart. Passawieza. "the icel'Ve' divi;,iotl was on the 28th of Septemiser at Brixen. General Giffientinc; announces on the:2llth that on the preceding day, General 111a.cluchelli hail carried the ci , cilys pot:t of Sao Sigimotithx,.defentled by 3QO nit:tu„ The enemy precipitately retired upon WilbAche." PARIS, Oci. frrnit Saxony, ct the 4th, gives, upon the events whiah are miitsin. in that country, or which are prepriiiis in it, the following details:— " occupy the SATILe pO. ,