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MAILS. Artretvrn- 7 1 Ciettenbtirgb. - 1 pahlin, 2 Waterford. Dur--1 Cadiz, !Lisbon, 1 Malta, 2 Gottenbargbi• 4 . 116k:0- )11nd. PRICE OF STOCKS , 'mt.= A l I WV.1.N14 O'CIAldtC. Constls 55 ILc.u. Attn.... 57 66/ i OftIAWA. I 4I.7I 8: , Marl WATER. AT 'LONDON 1311IDGE TO-MORROW. Morstirq., 7 inittntes aft t 2. f Evening, 32 minutesafter 12 THE SUN. sor,vt QtJ DICESE FAL91751 ? LONDON, TrEDNESaseIY, OCTOBER 20, 1813. GREAT NEWS e The mass of extraordinary and most important intelligence which we have this day the happiness to lay Before the public, precludes the insertion of any thing resembling connected comment. In our preceding pages will be - found all the inteln. genre which has reached our contemporaries thn rough the ordinary cleumels'—the Foreign News which follows is peculiarly and exclusively our own, and though-, in the present instance, it does not enable us to bring down the affairs of the Allies to a later date than,other Newspapers, in'the di rection of Dresden, it, puts it in our power to com- municate many very material facts beating on the general 'state of the campaign, and, to announce more recent intelligence by ten days .than has yet been received from the armies ,Rp,,t,he Italian frontier. The Gottcnburgh Mail is to. theAtjiattant ; the - Berlin Papers of the '2(l ; the. Dispatches from Lord CATKpART and Sir C. STEwAitv (as we stated in the 2d Edition yesterday) brought by Mr. List.e, the Messenger, who left Toplit4 on the :Mill, and the amount of• the common lock of bit - or:nation from these sources wilOn ,foand under our usual heads. grand'event , mentioned in thi'lffigrferlh" Paper, is the evacuation of Diestlenly tWernemy pin the'26th ult. and his rerreat to waMPLeipSic, by Meissen. BUONAP ARTE himself, it Issaid,'left that city on the'23d. This is in direct contradiction to the assertion of the French Papers of the 10th, which asserted that BtioIstAPARTE was .well at Dresden on the 3d, and is not altogether consist ent with what might be supposed to have reached Toplitz, previous to the departure of Mr. Ltske. Every movement, however, indicates either that the Tyrant 11:..5, or must resort to flight to save him self from being /),? , 1/1/oseetved in Dresden. The rush at Dessau, and the line taken by AUGEREAti on the Simla, has long convinced us of this fact, which we have consequently prepared the public to ettpect. Anotherand almost equally important piece of intelligence is that Bavaria has joined theca'', tam% cause with 40,000 men, to. which Are to he joined 20.000 Austrians, and the thinbined army to be employed against BUONAPARTit; under the command of. General WREDE. We curets that Bavaria is the last state from which we would ex pect this resolve, and if it is conf i rmed, we will say 'that it is the strongest proof yet given of the utter detestation in which the Usurper is held—of the determination of everypeople to resist his oppres !..ions—of the desperate state Of his affairs—and of tlyo extinction of his power. We do not desire by this remark to throw any doubt lipimoti event isQ truly desirable. Certain it is,' the Bavarians have been very . Inert in this 'campaign, and 'as allies of BUONAPARTH, their country, in the event of his retreat, must fall before 'the contieerms. Even while he possessed Dresden, it was sue rounded by dangers at every side, which may have led to the resolution here ascribed to the Cabinet of Nfunich. Two s%vedisit 13alletins bare arrived by this conveyance. —As mistakes bare crept into their Numbers among our 'Newspapers, we beg to t them r4ght by Ova following st:.itetnent Thew are the lath and 14th Bulletins.--No last was hatted ou the 24th, but the 12th was Alattql ott the 22c1 (In t iny Suu of Thorsd,ty), the 11th cn the 20th. the 10th on the Ifith, all from Scant ; the Oth was that front Koswig of the Pith, thc Bth from the 12th'Scp,ember. T4e two Bulletins now giveri,, forni,h n() au 'eonntiiof voy gra:lt operations, .but: they ingliiec T;ie t expert events the most important. strtion of the Sa:"ott troops ; the bf;whardniknt of Stettin ; and the sieg,e of li l itteribrrg by ISu , are all eheering'particulars; but the larger hopes of the. world will rest .on the _rising of na— "Otii!s from the Vistula, to the 11.11ine . ; on the '"K. 11 4 tyrtmny by hundreds of thatuiandipf, Ole people ; em. the La nds turfan(lLlifitimibrawliic hr!lloiPitig with, thore g illa r forces, „fooagikera iniis inipne4-able orui futvit;k'n(artnefl men . ; p:; the p«rtimn warfare; and in tiue, on the irtijepett4OE tf; opposition tpdespo;i 4o ii:iM4 00 guropo t 4 tbe other, 4-44,4 r. and Coffee cause bas no chance against this glo rious Compact, this unconquerable Levy ! • The penetration of Brunswick s the illission of the braveCZERNICHEFP the immense desertions from the Usurper's banners on all bands ; the mighty Russian reinforcements ; the state. of Magdebnrgh, 'torn by contending . : parties ; the. approach of Vox COLONIR to Frankfort, are , all most joyous tidings ; but we can only notice , them in passing-to still more gratifying and lin/Rifts-0 matters, which 7e have the pleasure to , class tinder the head of EXCLUSIVE, INTELLIGENCE. "'BERLIN; SEPT 27.—Official intelligence has been received liete, that on the I sth inst. a Treaty of Triple Alliance was 'concluded between Prussia, Austria, and Russia, by the Chancellor of State Count HARDENEEEG, Cou n t hfiTTERNicn, and Count s Nistittaorat. and the following day ratified' by the three MOnarchs. " VIEgNA, SEPT. 25.--We bear fiom the TyiOt that 01 is in motion there, and ;that Gen. FENNER lids already occupied the Brenner. The Emperor NAPor:zOv . has issued orders for the formation of a camp near Erfurt.: He has himself' been at Erfurt for a few hours. BERLIN GAZETTE. '` fr.= Naples state, that the King • was.by no means disposed to take a personal part in '..tha 'cau s e of the Emperor NAPOLEON, who shortly., before the expif-ation of the Armistice,, wrote to hin), that he might consider the peace, with Russia and Prussia as flood as concluded„ through the ,_niediation of Austria, and desiring the King to repair as speedily as patsible,toDres den, that he also might sign. this intiVortlint Treaty, When, howeyer, the . King of NAPLVS arrived at Dresden, hostilities were on, the point of recom mencing, and, the f:inperorNApoLtoN insi.~tecl, in vervenergetie terms, on his taking a cominaetd at , - all events hrtsmi war.. • " As it appears from 'the latest official acconntt that the King of NAPLES; with 13 regiments-of cavalry, each of tvlddli hpivever is not above 400 strong, is stationed in tilt:neighbourhood of Gros senility!, and we know, from interc e pted letters; at the Prince of MosKwA has strict orders to take post between ,Meissen and Torgan, we should alMost be 'led to imagine that the latter has been directed to take this position for the purpose of ‘vatching the King of NAPLES. If the King is determined at all risks to return to his country, he would do well to rep* to Stralsund or Wismar, where two frigates would always be in readiness to convey him home. " 13Fa SEPT-. 30....—A Proclamation of the King of of PRUSSIA, dated head-quarters, Nentlorif, Aug: 8, 1813, commands the formation of a ro-. serve, for the purpose of supplying. the losses that maybe sustained by the Landwelir. VIENNA, SEPT. 21.— , His Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic Majesty, has been pleased to con fer on the CroWil Prince of • Swenew the (lrand. Cross of the Military Order of Maria Tliereta, as a proof how highly lie estimates .the important .ser , ! rendered' by his Royal Highness to the common copse in the late battle 4 ,f Dennewitz. Count To- NATItisliAiiDE6G, Lieutenant, Fiel(l-Marsl4.and: 'bOuuminder of the Order of Maria Theresa, was dispatched on the 13th inst. ‘tith the insignia of the Order front Toplitz, to the head -quarters of the Capwi, PRINCE. : ", His Imperial Majesty has also conferred the Cross of a Comtnander of the same Order on the. Prussian General o f Cavalry. Volt/ 13.r.tnnEzt,, in °ken of his high estimation of his military, ser- vices. MILITARY OPERATIONS IN IdNNER AUSTRIA. " When, on the 14th inst. the enemy, in con siderable force, amounting to near 8000 infantry,. :mil 400 cavah y.„ attacked, from the side of Ades , berg, General Count NtrGeNT, in his positlrm at Jelselmne, near Lippa, that General, in spit - of the most obstinate resistance on the pert of his . troops, was compelled to retreat to St. Mattreo, not far from Fiume, And On the 15th accomplished 103 design of 'toaking a flank movement towards Istria, and reinforcing himself with the brave Ist Hans under arms,- that he aught attack the ene my with a certtsinty of success. 5( lie ordered IVEljor \rots G A v aNDA , of the Rad H itzky ussars, to continue with his corps be fore Fiume, and to tlelay the advance of the cue- , tny as long as po4sible ; b u t i n case .h e s h ou l d be attacked by a superiur force, to retreat by the old wad of Kariatadt, " Thi4 resolute Ofilecr wa& actually attocked :early the following day by the enemy, 700 G stiong, , at Szlodaiza, and Compelled, after long tnuroh. .6tinate resilience; to retreat to Fitnue, • Mc there defended the 4rhige of Eidime. 11 he bulb!, but ills nn'able t() prevent.: 'enemy from tatting, vasnesttion of: that, town at .Itwitzi Th taiwafteEnnOt) iQ tits same iblY ; i tie itimsof, *aucotoitisßte Om ppi cts which be bau rPCeivgai marching may by the old road, with the view, as 110013: as General Count NJ/GENT should move in the rear 'of the enemy, to attack them in front with the reinforeeMent of troops from Karlstadt,. and to drive them again out of Fiume. "' A Supplement to the. Gratz Gazette •of Sept:: 113t1i., contains the following "On the 21st September, the following intel, ligeoee was received at Vienna 'from the army of Inner Austria :—General VON RE*lsnovictt had CO sustain an action On the 14th Sept. at Weic.hsel— burg, in which be at first compelled the stiperior force of the enemy to, retreat to the position on the Barenherg, before Treffen : but on the 16th,, having received reinforcements, he attacked the enemy's divishin under the General of Division Liccut, at WeichSelburg, with such inipetuoSlty that out of 4000 men, composing the only'.Gen. LECCIII, with 30 hot se, escaped, all the, otheti being dispersed on the field of battle, partly., killed, and patty taken. ' At the departure of the courier, 900 pri soners, among- whom were one' Colcinel of Artil lery, and eight officers, bad been brought in, and one cannon, one howitzer, two standards, and one pair of colours, were in our possession, " The advanced posts of Gen. I.4.Ezicarvzcn are at Geweibten-Brun, and the mass of his corps at Gross-Lup," , i•ln General. Orders, Issued on . the 17th inst. by the Commander in Chief of the Imperial and Royal Army of Inner Austria, it was announced, that Trieste was •occupied on' the 10th inst. by the troops of General Cot NUGENT. • A second Supplement to the same Gazette of Sept. 18, contains .the following :—His Excel lency Baron Votr commanding.the army of Inner Austria, has communicated, in an official' letter, the highly flattering intelligence, that the. Kreutzberg also was occupied by his troops on the -, I2th inst. ; and that the enemy, anxious re specting his communications, kept retreating. We have just received the following from bead-quarters, Toplitz, Sept. 2.1: • " The .Prussians keep advancing... .General . Titumnittx is already at Elsterwerda ; his ad vanced guard had a successful action on the 17th, with the French cavalry, at Mohlberg. One co—, lonel, 18 officers, and 500 privates were taken. 'The Ist,. Bth a and 15th reghnents-pf chassears are: almost totally annihilated,..—Muhlberg is :occn• pied by the Prus s i ans . Th ey have taken several . vessels on the Elbe; laden with ammunition. IVISCELLAKEOUS INXELLIGENICE PRDII, BERLIN GAZETTES. '" Wittenberg has .been on fire since the 28th. The 'congreve rockets make dreadful havoc. They are dimwit en ricochet,, and keep rebounding till' they take fire and explode. In the, action on the Gorda, with General PECHEUX, they contributed greatly to the victory. - They exploded in the. midst of the squares, and overwhelmed the. enemy 'with flames, which, .like the fire of Nes - sus, ad hered to their' cloaks at4coats, and consumed all before them. These .rockets are under .the nagement of,•the English Captaine ROSE, LEON,. and UERRIS, of the Royal Artillery.--According to the unauthenticated report of a traveller, liar-' steal NEY died at 'forget,. " Sun.. 28....-ILappears that the Emperor NA POLEON was reconnoitring the positioN of the, Allies, from the height of . 111ollendorf, 17th of September, when his horse Ives roma*. When the animal fell, it was believed in the French, army, according to the report of„the prisoners-r r . eae l'esperance de la France serail accopzpik—",-that, the hopes •of , France would be accomplished." " Lieut.-Colonel IkticaEft had the snisfortune to fall in with a corps of Polish lancers, OV A . called. out to him. that thcy.were Russians,, on. which, deceived b. them, he continued to ad-, 1 Vance. When be ..pc.treeived his inistalie?„te tempted to fight his way through them; but, was womided and taken, but is treated with great . distinction at the bead ! quarters ot the French Emperor, by,the Prince of NaviNtlAiEL. ` 6 *fiLIN,. Sur. ,29,.--The .French :colonel's" TALLEYRAND DE PERIGORD, , par been comlueted from this pltiee, under the escort of Lieut. Vuts BARFUSS, of , the ZrandenbUrg Ilus.sars, to the, head-quarters of the C.-awl.; PRISCR.--Priuiqrs, have been brought in from Mauer) _four officers, and 139 men have been sent to Bernell. "Three hundred. and sixty saxons, belonging to . the Queen's regiment-of infantry, with. 90 of ficers, and 3Q horse, destined for Wittenberg, fell in near .Kembere with the Swedish advanced posts, voluntarily went over to the Allies, and entered.. Zerbst beating. According to their aeconnti„ . 'ninny more may he expected. " The. suburbs of Witteoberg are already taken and occupied, almost without loss, by our troops. " Accounts.from Warsaw, of the 17th instant, state, that within : the few •preceding days, tlivie Sions of Cossacks- and Baschkin. had passed through thet.city for the, grand army. Private letters were received from the French coast - yesterday, and a report' obtained currency, that SAvAav, Duke of Rovigo, the Minister of Police, has fallen a victim in "a disturbance at Pa ris : whether any credit is due to this rumour, we are unable to state. There was at One time yesterday an advance of peV cent. in Omnittm, and it was supposed that it hiul risen on account 'of some importantlatel ligence obtained front Frante, which had not been disclosed, in order to favonr the purposes of priVatespeculatioo. Yesterday, soon atter three o'clock, .his Royal HighneSS the PRINCE' Reocir, accompanied by Qo!oriels T v ouNpros and CoNoitzv, left town for the seat of the Mike of IttrrLAND, near Oxford. Ifis Royal Highness was expected to sleep at Ipswich,' and not . o return to town for about a fortnight. Yesterday. the 'Russian Ambassador transacted business at the Foreign Ofiite. Sir THOMAS GRAHAM, who so splendidly closed his command by planting the British standard ori the enemy's soil, arrived. in town last night. List ,night Mr. SYLVESTER, ° D e at the King's Mes! , ettgers, Was sent -of with dispatches for Lord - QAtticAti.7 and 'i'4Cral fir CUARLS° A3xEfICA. I evers We ltace this ..laif r i xl l joil a 'P ' so limit as the '2d gh.roic c at on o t it ei: ii ts gr c i l i o n ttuie o i t t un he f y ol a d an rey y inilig etveerlyitelitleele of interesting t i r arbu laotesr, fr o m the ch t acet:untsfrometapakkeeEer,i% f r ontorroStu o aciiit it 'l i. : George, upon the latter "of which we find ottr lA-aye fillotvs are pressing very clew. T he lowing are of the most importance : to r ti a le o s K ec F r o e n t4 r r G y r a o t a i, o va e, r, A o u f this date 4 li t • l t y te i ; r es fr ,_ om ,, 10,iciao; ill dsl' eet'i break this morning, the enemy attacked us a t all our rie Wbguakrdhsr.etiAresdkit skirmish s e u t s h u e e d cit i in upon us; after which be retreated, haring come within t t eV •eacis.of our cannon, hut never within musket-she riratcs, • entrenchments. , One Captain of the 49th and a few p . hise.,been brought in prisoners. We lost '2 men and 00 1 grounds. He is supposed to hare brought the who le pt;i•epvuirisiaugred; 1,1).yi,t112 iiisitattatuocheaile forceil;si from ntot t a re g fiZ r i i, b a u t t ta fi c i k id . ing iii :u fo r weittbdid; the eneniy left asour 15 dead on the differrti.l our reach into his strong holds." , "vs Igo' Faom SAcra.r's Itsititiwit,' Atm. appe ars accounts fruit) . this place, that Gen.'Wf tx1i 30 : ; : %F as t ir paring for sonic expedition on the Canada side, of th el3l4' rc p e oc is it ‘ i l o i n th s d o ra s w tr u :t o , t ;: that he had reviewed the troops at that station, who were ' IT posed to be 4000 strong; that Com. CiIIAVNCZY t co° 1p eted the repairs of his squadron, and was expected tv immediately, having aatli4 to his force the new s,:boos Sylph, mounting in pns. FaOm Lace Eats.—;•We have nothing of a later -Meth:. was given in our last. Cotainudote PaltßY was then co Lake cruising; and it is highly probable, has had a 1414 with the enemy ere this. In a case of thiskind, shell IA fleet prove victorious; it .is said to be the intentions!: li.samsox to co-operate with him, in an attack on ter,- doe„,,for which purpose he says be can march 400000j* arta' tlOOO militia. ;101° AtrObio Peper,,of August 9, sir, Fifteen noinnt tnifitia of th e upp e r p ar t of th i s State are nos , ' crl 4e, ',birch to join General HArtarsoN. And in the State Pi' ', 6 ; York, by the two late orders of his Excellency the Gclo abOut l(ftern,7'itoutand of our :Militia are ordered to t$ in 'readiiress far three months tour of duty. Of • 114 val intelli ,, enre the following are chief beALI FAX, Strr.'ls.—Arri red, on It•londav; his 143 4' brig.; Borer and Recruit, from 'a cruisc,-Yisterday , jesty's ships San Domingo, Admiral Sir J. D. IVA 33 golf' Capt. I'vcrmut.; Junior, Loup Cervier, Diadem , - Romulus, Success, Yemesis, ifi g htlyer also, the Mariner, ioeketship; Britannia, and map It I%lso, transports ; and - the American Letter of Nfireior . captured at Ocracock, n shirt time slot'/ of; ottr:fiquadron ; they sailed from Chesapeake ) 341 ,Votir 611 0464 and left there his Majesty 's s hips Sceptre', gestebk:Arnride and Barossa, and brigs Moselle' ) 11) 7,:oh encitOotterel.—Last evening, his Majesty's be; bii Capt. MurCIIELI, from Bermuda, 7 days —This dab f r o go j /PT. 10.—Irriivd this mpining,..l.4-riej4,l ship esfulltiY2A o 'el T i3 p Fh h Ali e P u l' ;, s Pig ( o ‘ t 4. . P fra t. u Si ii r a c j r ‘ tri l s ) : . - 1 :8 1 1 7 . 'c; )10 1/ of his Majesty's ship Fox, died on his I;assase,_ (l l O h "; o ith .1 1 ; 17' I at: the e — t j u i l u i ttl Y i i r t e o ' clock t s df l u n i s d rt c : f t o ; t ii r e t t P : i .: i e lig e l r a or c p e e r l s: ck t 4. 12 . b " :" p s r:i a r h g iti lt i t : ' v uht sh: 'Boxer" 11 :: :::1 0 1 1 4;l i s r u s i r ' ) honours : " : 4 : 4 s i r . 61 , v1 . 11 terday(rain U eake th o ' w f u a rt ut ax: e o n a ta ri r d io t e it re h w res of p e t: l e:l: v i al , bare late ly acquired a suporioritroverAse j l when - eimry or* on board p:rislied. Or e t tofg o ‘%ll:l4: t afthei rf ho ; fcb:um% but * l 4' i Yuatlith a nd le 'it: at c yga i i g nni h g en 4 f:r o t:l f : zu ldn it: e sg t metal, brave officer and a good seaman to coo - mond 0 )„. 4 4 ,,W4t01 2 :. But as the crews consisted, in a great me asure , .of . inen,A. very econsiderlble doubt Was'ente rta i ne d of . • t°, aipst tbeir ecuntry. ti4 l4° tis. ls a ""fie expect that thr present.campaign wit rea le IPP ul L'er Canada, • trod thit the Yunkies will be este.„o,o Rocs, thence. They are a-most unprincipled race pa' ~ , O ttisers who were taken, and a ll o w e d t o re turn 14P. al '" 4 .4104 i role, hare .returned , eturned without scrup le to " resume their in the arm.'" • • • Pal al _._ , ~ _A letter fro th an (Airier who ,was in . ---,........,, ticn the lic e it , •of the 17th . and I.Bth inst. and who Caine 1 1, c re i the Dictator, mentions, that from the Point w • , at , ,re"li engaged, SLLCHET was diStirlCtlY seat it iyrng his troops .who orlon given way tb of was understood, acg to the- statements ,13,, the priioners, that Soucr was . t Bourdeaux, • deavouring to raise the people of • the adi" ling °L.,49tpartnieuts. • ' •41149 rd ' ilea t i k , V' - - '''.4•DNIOUTII, we understand, has ref) • , •1_.!;4 one to succeed 'WM, hiheouriolis applications wh;ch have been made 01 '.'i ilifi! , ' in consequence of the death of Mr. 1 .1 414) „:, WIN, that lie has determined not to app9int : 4 4 in the SittllitiOn W hiCII lie Itl. in the Home Dep ar t men t. .- - Lient.-General Si r H AR RY' Buittliii6 died of °I. ..: nPOpieetie fit on Sund a y night last. 'The Genera; had Just complained of being veq ills and "Il i ceiving that some drink would relieve him, be 113 d( scarcely taken it from Lady Bi sr r a rd's band i m g , • drank it, when he fell back and expired in a te% minutes. By his death the tieutenant-Colonell of• the First (inertia IS to he disposed of. V I Prince of ORANGE, it is thought, will get it Mr, LARPENT, -*the Judge-Advocate, no w to Spain, has been exchanged for a French Con" inisary.• LmPoEDsEtSarrtaeld"oll3l)4l4—o-itlmayane‘°,ofutiinlenantrn AsheaffoGrda.sts; goli g be 100 miles in 18 hours for .50 guineas-. The pedestrian did 70 miles in 14 hours, whiab %s l4 *' ii. part. of his contract, and %vas- beat by lime. fire broke oat at Portsmouth about four' o'cloek cm :Monday afternoon, in one of the oil houses at his Majesty's Dock-yard, w hieh aVirfi,: threatened the most (10trtictiVe consegnenees, the must vigorous assistance being at hand, no: .the weather being extremely moderate, , rh e 6 , 1 1. I was confined to the house where it commence; rt•bieb,,.lloWeVer, with the contents were entir 7 destroyed. Caas-Exmanz, OCT. 20.—.1laiing a considerab l e * P ls . tit) , of Essex Wheat left over from 31ortday, ant articlar, dui!, at the prices quoted on that day'. We l' .3d ' cUlte r ro' rivals of Oats from Boston, which met but dull sale , at.l ut , daction of Is. per quarter. We have a large 'clami t i t A Y,:g tle. t iny, which is nut of thofinest quality • it met n very' Malc is steady at 904. .110 4 1iUg I' a ge support, thcir,'"i Beans arc rather on the decline; 0001". f.yetifvemain the same. LEAtiON' • evav tir - Printed by r AtISTAIIISL ~,...00 buddinits; and pnblillwd by W. A. sogrr.9, of. n i r itat i • 4 the s tran d; wilco) in,..." 4 - 1 01. =eras, Ordort ; Letters ;post paid), &. bg 'W"." I ~~~ Tll 7 To w; tr Aes; NT( 14,u,1 Soc i Ai r I ~ i ONr. ~,~ I Vhol ALIA nr the aho The Nv etri /17 20 t+olo 'no r \\ll:4'•