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.Tour oriestobssistetifildAMMlM liplefilOlelletts' !Nymph's:OA. 1110:01104 ,- ;-: .* ..”....itre Puirritior. . . ... . • ~ . Tlii TIM Pitts lam {MP I:NDENT ELEtroits OF TIM CI KY AND LINIFFFIRS OF WESTMINSTER. ateittmetn, ~. }CAPIN° ['refrain from repressing le you the great A. estlasSion which, on your account, even more than thy ewe. I ham tayieMineed, at •perceirin it the unparalleled Amite ' • a 'pobbitapiritand ihthatiatin which prevails in every part addegtole sod pepolooseity and which leaves me not the - • Vileatiiillt, bot tbetterttett„ w hich I am resubrea to continue, • N alerbility, Moil the litt moment, will terminate in your mosplete tnuniph ems the patrons of oppression and of public eadtary.' Frdes many of the Parishes, if not the Whole of them, . leiluste7 offers of support hate poured in upon me; Iwo. ' Seitocki Aattily time hits he hitherto occupied in hastening blv deft , ' my peseta , attnewledgmaiits fur these dhintereoted. • ...offing e iiert, the ensnient it la in my, power to accomplish . It,, li rir .ball not foil to adder upon a gesteral plan, of rielivvring to yap, la pima, .iodoidisaliy, • sincere entitass‘nit oldie' commuted . i.- . grmitinkt o ottieb, In my breast *specially, your conduct Is lie . / wall =leaned to excite. • Tan. lissmieis, Gettlemen. has been evidently brought on by a dmire, ott the pad of the Minlaltsg, sat of giving the t. peop'e 111 opportunity of clioJsing better %limbers of Portia omit thin they had Wiwi ; but of Iggfrisitif them of the i. , - lbw Members who doted to doichstredbeir duty. to file, { Gsntleowili, dna distedut•on is an*Miry attempt to sine ea it t 1 .last soruant of that fieodum, , imet which neither ear country nut sou lives are worth preserving; an Anaemia, however, whicti, I am conAdent, your good serum, your spirit, and 'our Srmums, will not fail to detest. if, Gentit.men, you should, agreeenly to my tepteatina, ' -- Choose me as one of your Itepresentatives, I will, by a con- Mant application in my ditty, coasioce you that I entertain a doe sense of the importance .4 the trust. And, as to whet fa be she objeAs df my exertions. though I most, of courts. -• b• tirlPdsttld hreirsemetenoes, I ptedez myself to mint the . t otesost of my pewee, M - prosent the Pimple of England horn ' bah* fernier tot e 4 in nicks gnnd the dwicienties 'thing from • ..rut ellvaYmmelbt ;ad profligacy i to present thew beedens • , Stitysi toceemed by turthcr additions to the already two/. , aliteasallis no oisestant vlseseteme lireaterttell pensions i to mit ... , E .t w i raaire Ihddipedidl Jpdsis or tasting. by which ass4Wilba Widdliedodd hive their property pro. at the sem= e n =lle of this country ; to tires , liallt are he tit sir shy other foreign Troop, hoe these Itingdessa, ha dices Vieldido, fees sell et' the spirit, , • hated the leis. si shaCsaitalesildh, med. the delapandweet. •1•1111011 M Sigma of eorsalves I In perdu the Imre intimate% it any sham of degree, of that doesseable tialto, the Stave Trade; iseid, by my general sod unitamittod efforts. to Claim* the weight et the mad* hereon. I so diminish IN Melancholy nominir of burgh Paupers, who ham been Men than dou bled in nomber in the last twen'y years, the ass .lettelistee trorll d ay reeteasd more, sad who roost essnisttlete Wraps, .- k ..„i• Mop hr- pot Sedum mijesot and sweet symiem of ,tattoo, which e by. gismo to the ills Moe itellnisolpLef tho - badopertoue, orates ;adman, es essentity ea elessieallipsagoas MOM Pah" Wel parsers and trsetbery teeny* she - ' 1101.• thilho ithis siftt (lc ". With tbeltit tosint * mittens, Tear lent devoted Teti:tot, • Cbelfes4beet, OIL t 7. JAMES PAULL. . . 1111 r •• westmuislitt ELEettos. I`THlrrtl4i/DS of Mr.. BAWL ste retreete to dine at th e CIO%VN AND ANCHOR TAY! , RN Tt.l4lLOttittJW, I. does' sairasoes for &wish( the Elec • peals shatto iteatitlesaits. 1 lair FIA,NDIS suanirr. Shlt. ht the Chair. Die • gr upot the labia at Sow o'clock. '''' .141016 Id 161, 611 each, to tie had at the bar. Gentlemen , 2c,ri l- pir.... ii- Neeti la WO dila ash pent, .01 timber to apply far Tickets, rail Def. before Com 11 Alili •it . lit: - Ciatibmittee meet deli s at tthilleali Heed. ,• Cheese litedes. 'lO TlittlatiV i fiVir Woes Or TIM CoUti. . , I. " I.IFAILT. I : (ITO AGE 30!.11.T0N M A JIMA alt,la, i °WI 'Olll bweig MIMI& et oft Howell* the .ng t%Siguss Disallases seikeistrtheeithey 4 er lit 1 a emit Sir resseit itareit Mew" gales - It. Mr tkok Bioko. ilabletbetithit /mews, ellp . etalltiesteritteg Iteellerati hten hems retinue Efehteb.lbstaret, Gm thheemet le best 'et the F . ,•1. i 6 TIMM , is finis essluselcilet; 'Aerates las FAIL . . tetbllCkilli. Os OM IsMistest Testis alpha k. .-xr - It cease( he doshstel e .thet dar • the Adesswieseers d lb LIM& 11464661. libido hareotated is hail tiew's rapers tent -the poeptarl Mesh./ wi.tbe etebt intsessitaly atusterdi fur i 1rden..464 bees tn,autt. ea alb tea r I,l44Peolonit and LaY•I Fm 0 xfisdiming e• drat* that th ee trail le eager to tebtiry OW emitted dadlaigYobalbara a a .CandaLate, eh.. astues :ear. lOW 418, Use rounds theskieed is that heiveth.euteat. Listies, OchAllt, MIL • • ! .:4 it, 7o THE ft/RNM.I=6 OF THE CUUN CY Of' MD • . .".. • Germans!, OLISLX, • WHENEVE,II the loaders of contending par ries slid lactose is a State unite, the hoary of the .011 boa "maws. dist at sever a ili Ormuz, but Mears . In* expelive el the people, who 0111,wal and augmented 1 4111zryi the adaretelost pant St the reconciliontes. then eialtliteltatiees y• 3 are now tailed, prematurely -111111104, 1 4. esi.• *eat *lenient of your Ilepresehotires, :e l t amp empbureitall sobs awl a dough mereetips is .:wenpe,A . NOD peered open pea. TUw eradoersedel one im.ty o—tho Or* 111 Waugh. ins eiratelOmanolhf the other Is--ette liettltf Patriots. but Neither either. pante' will MOO* to desce."l to lan, and ralor:n you what the best of C:nr i , lOW the ~ ?Videos, have eready done, 04 all heroine, de Is. you. • this lute dos. tor theruse yea we know sad god : what ' =ft at = well de tarin, we can only eurisetere. Tber Irbil a Nem Parliament, thus stahlenly, is our powat 1 sibesebes. "doubted:, haws tildit own ,us. rseasowlist it.ii *N they are met likely to dbieftsse. Bee II eat tleasosithfy . jpinspited i , that ail our pretest bordeas and restesteta, eleitestmo bad satin le they are, will aupem but af bilks, relies work mei sell,: slot the) mr.:l Isa at the clot: ei thee awe cosmic t I wootelseilliaily be ioatirwmental en the resew of my corm• fry,,at the tenant el temac uf hie awl tote une ; but st cannot be reeeued. aud week not .lifer,, to be rescued. olden the majeu arty of the country be tenon rapt. It es ht etme eh, weperimest ..bau4 be tried r Lad that es.k•st the pettormemm of remmosog • 2/ne t :My altua4 be known; and I pierd;;e .::, : „mu r re yea, gentlemen. that arm the preset sweassou r I do not - &- aye itt awl or imencstanee of any of the pante:, In se dot of lower : that I oil 'weds:sr - Mute, nor cr.:tsetse to the ilestribm ' toti„ crane( a sine. coeleaner not will I sueuesh„ Der emreent t i the fortiolug, of a touter ca:,1411. lithe If mafteblere ..I be oddluic:. feel ens &matins of thee calvary, sad does to re. ells its anerancse, they w tit rte they easy pans sewerns such redraft, ne am UnCtainipt %OLE ; z:4l te tiro spun or .....t to as if wad n. this *Amway at taw ulna, at ta sot Lkuly to be io.ad any whoa else at airk 1401 1. , t the Femshuld,:r• of Middlesex do they eery d :ty ; I w:11 do ow, .14.11 wall nue be easy I and if it slam be thor on. busard C . ou iCil, I Wail poolir asyliArli t•••:.f .10.111614, 116.11411:- ..ta and a. Mon itte.erigletsoo. 1 ,e*. Cormtletueo. W: rah hail 61.tiribiley of rave :seep:ley and spins. Vests stnet teethe:: tt.volue soyeut„ C: R A ti1.:1% IIUSI?E ET. AyING ism irr.s nogg a. 1 and resooeßsble Fr,essen of VW!' aiscoen sod Independeottorough; to Re resent you in l'ar:i.ment, 1 fee it impossible to wlthnsood so high an honour ; and, thero.Loc, do ant hesitate to Offer sapult • Candidate for that citstinsmilled situation.e4MeNlA I lita traildithate as to succeed in becom ing the islojefl Few AWN. * shall ever be ms most aa trium endeavour to ponikettpriflarlkeist interests, and at all time, ' prose sore:at • lON eippeeber tat err happy Constitution. The has of 'l.llOllOl Mired Air FRIDAY, when the early attendance of bay Aloe& will, I am confident, secure one this gnat object of thy usbielea. , 11-beve ahe 'honour to be, Witk may isiatimint of respect And gratitude, t;ent !eaten , Year UM obliged and ad* d,,voteelmenewt, Len_%Oie. GEORGIL .I.ut4GMALM. —• " - TO THE ' GENTLEMEN, caltrrr. AND FREE. HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD. Gaper aster. PARLIAME lt NT being now aually dissolved, I take the Liberty of ,asking you a fresh offer of my Services. The favour which you have repeatmily sheieu me upon occasions of this sort, and the kind and indulgent inan• new in which you helm judged of my feeble exertions, in the condi.° of your heaktom, encourage me spin to aspire to an Honour, which, in my opinion, is the grimiest and niu , t va- limb's one that can be oesifeseed upon a subjett of this* Realer.--thee of being chosen owe of Om Representatives of au optima, free, aid ludependeet County. I am, wait slicers Regard and Esteem, Gentlemen, Year obliged and faithful servant, Olsten. Park, Herts, WILLIAM PLUMER. tkt. ei , Its. 4. N N. The High Sheriff bariag fixed that the County Eleetion shall come on, at tru o'cloek in the FIOCnIM , II of Tuesday, the 4th Day of November, the hour of your attend ante at Hertford, al that time, ht ashy support, is 1000 ear. meetly Mildred. TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GISTLIIIIII, THE Parliament being now dissolved, I avail myself of the earliest opportunity to express how anx ious I as to be humoured with 00 renewal of your condeence, and to request the favour of yew votes, at the approaching el•Oaso. Th. Saitesnme, whom, of sY ethers, I most 'desired mad re warett, is to caeca; but I gme•IPOSt cheerfully to Ifts • Majesty' present Ministen, my approbation; and I cannot but think that the hank and plant statement of the origin, program, ati4 end, of their late Neeutiation with the French Onvernmeet, hes modems the public mind, a (mailable 11010t101 . 014 vf then dig laded manduft. In soliehing yaw sistcrarsa for 014 ,1001441 situations to which you have been plowed tette. me, I newts had any Mews of 01010111.004 40 niymdf...—tia he the 010041 01 your favour wee my poshmagisiikem-a sense of dot, was my guelanee—...og your itypedesdien, ett.frequently, 0011 so Rationality explowd, has Wen my ample rewaid. If you 00011111 as again with your confidettee, you may oily upon my fidelity. With every sentiment of nitwit sod gratitodt, I have the humour to ba c lls.rsteeness, Your much obliged and hombi- Servant, Golldhell, OR. IS. 11106. H. C. COMSF. N. S. The gay of Eleflion being Axed fur Friday nett, the 31st Instant, I most earnestly request the hineur of you: attendance sod suppuft un that day. TO THE WORTHY *ED INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE at y OF LONDON. GalaTsituallv., Y Worthy 'Friend Sir Jolla William Ander-, I. TA son having notified •intetition of withdrawing him. self tro":1 public lila. I as eneouraged, by the flattering opk. loom mid orient educe of easy detiumble (nand', to idler my. self to mine nut 0, at Lid) Hare, as a Credidoe for the bottom of tiding isna of she Jltepresentatives d rho great City to the Deft Poditintedt• If a faithful and coescimitemie discharge ut the irsat dotiaa Om Maiheesey for many years can ire ,an. Abend Imo to yged,faxiur ;. iinderiateng alsottioa and &diva sea: mulAild`he important and eitisansive °Mee der iris the astlesedreglooll lieldehas seared toot ; if the dignilie I and rophosible elluirselet of your Chief Slaigistrabs Am, through its various vrvighly and laborious fuortlons, beau maintained M lay Ilissas‘ia ediessa, to is to mei% the honograbla approval WM* my Faileheeltinens love repeatedly tenftedl If steady Liyalty to out beloved Severe:in, and rooted attachment to the Coultillutiun under Waves, Adel I have frost isegia•tilly did open to vetoer, and, I Mot, have as fre quently and • flimmenly insrressed ; may rely on your sullen-, shenttileeliedemso 4 se k.., I shall hats the ve , lity so Nape, add Use graildamlssierso i sliedthis appeal of no ambition to All Oldldtsildinignd be raw pewee to comfer, will net be pronrepisees, awl/ opiris yaks. . _ illeke;* me; fteatlowas ly, ebeeld you be infixed to plicea• Witt a ftpee,e( yeas miiiiilesee is se, a. to nivel' mil detlet“ 0/0/11814( Ole ttl year Revrestoateves essilaireas; alq Mery Sy ilk AO be devotee to poi anis& tl bleibllle4imienee be, Gentleseee, yawn wed cOsear, .Ikillliioll4o l llloo.ololl l l6 bumble strung WqhlPheMllPelli MI A. 4 .1 SAMES SHAW, MilYee• PORL„I= LLIOhNed. FROM THE HAMM/Wit PAPr.RS. NALL', (ICI. 14. The advanced guard of the Prussian reserve are entering this place, under Duke Eugene. of Wir temberg. The body of Piioce Louis is to be brought to Weisner, and there interred. We have received no certain account of the present situation of Oren. Tauenzeip's corps. From the Prussian army, we learn the following particulars of the events of the last few days past. The small advanced corps under General Tauen zein, I itely stationed at Hoff, and which at most consisted of 7001 Saxons and Prussians. retreated to Saalbrack as soon as the French catered Bay reuth ; and as the latter continued to advance, the former fell back to Schleitz. where the alrair com menced, in whkit the Saxons and Prussians fought like lions, but were compelled to submit to superior Grce. The loss on both sides is considerable, and a number of broken baggage-waggons, drivers, Sec. have bean seen to-day dispersed about the country. The French soon after fell upon the advanced gu.trd under Prince Hohenloise, and Isis tight wing eider Prince Louis, who unfortunately sufered him self to be drawn into a wood by the advanced guard elf the heel ei, taksicb he took the main body. In this wand he found 50,003 men flanked with masked hattaricollich opened upon the Prince and his sigial force. Himself, the hope and -pride of ?Ming warriors, fell in the beginning of the enufliet being pierced by Oro musket halls. His body was found on the following day, among others, so much di.figuzed as scarcely to be known : he has been t,ince buried at Weimar. Five Saxon regiments were the principal sufferers in this affair: their bag gage and train are completely dispersed. Just after this affair, a plundering party of French and ILYA. rians ventured as far as Wessenfels and blaumburg, where they staid but a few minetes. This day Leipsic has been visited probably by the same party. The rumour sa often repeated, that Prince Murat has been made prisoner, requires confirmation. Hamm oct.J 4. The following are additional particulars of the anion in which Prince Louis fell. It is well known that the Prince cominanded the advanced guard of Prince Hohenlohe's corns, and had been ordered by him to march to Itadolstadt, with six or seven thousand men, and, by that movement, to fa cilitate the junaion of the corps tinder General Tauenzein with the main body. This the Prince executed on the 10th. In his passage over the Sul, between Dudersudt and Saalfeld, he fell in with 5000 French, who were defeated, after a very short aflion ; but immediately after, the whole of Berna dotte's corps, 30,000 strong, wade their appear ancs, and attacked our handful of men with great vigour. Our troops retreated in the best order, fighting manfully for the space of seven haws, a•rd happily arrived at the Saal. Their loss consists of 1500 men ; but that of the French is equally con siderable. Kloch's light battalion, which fought with the greatest spirit, has suffered considerably ; and a regiment from South Prussia, with another consisting entirely of Poles, distinguished themselves much. The whole affair would hate beer. trifling, if Prince Louis had not fallen, is consequence of receiving two musket balls in his booost, is the heat of the ration, when the Prussians were charging with the bayonet. It is said, that this unfortunate Prince, when leaving Berlin, expressed his persua sion that he should see it no more, and that he had previou►ly made his will. We learn, that GO French 011ISSCWIlhave through the country, and burnt some of our maga zines at Naumbutg. Travellers abo come from Breslau, assure ns, that quartcrs are getti;:g ready there, and in the environs,Tor 80,000 Russians, and that 3 0 ,000 were expatedist Kalitsc.h. SAMSUCGM, OCT. 19. Lord Monowls, with his suite, attired here yester day. He came by way of Weimar and Brunswick. The letters from Saxony have not arrived, but or ders are come clown from Magdeburgh, to stop the sailing of the vessels up the River Elbe to Mag. &burgh. FROM THE DV UM PAPERS. THI MAGUS. ACoutiet dispatched from the head-quarters of the Army of the North, by Lieutenant-General Van Boreop, Chief of the Staff of that Army, to His Excellency she Minister of War, brought late last night the following detail's of the battle which took place the lath of this month, between the &mash army, commanded by His Majesty the 111110erov and King, and that of the Prussians, aosintanded by His ?maim Majesty. DETAILS OF THE BATTLE OF JENA, TOUGIIT Till 14TO OCT- 1806. aT JLII•,I.Sru °cr. 1806. " The battle which was fought. yesterday, near Jena, will form an epoch is history. The Prussian army =quilted to 1:70,100 men; they have lost 230 pieces of cannon, SO standards, and 48,000 prisoners. The Duke of Brunswick and General Ruchel axe both killed, and Prince Henry of Prouia dangerously Wounded. A great number of Prussian Calera!, and Oilers are likewise wounded. " The lon of the French is much smaller : there are IWO wounded in the hospital of Jena, and 13(i) in that of Nauenburgh ; and among the killed only one General, the General of Brigade De Billy, a soldier full of courage. The French cavalry is covered with glory. " Marsh tl Davoust stopped the enemy at the de files of Kt e'en, and before Nsuenhurgh ; he fought the whole day, and routed irms than 60,000 men, commanded by Generals Motlendorf, Kalkreuth, and the King of Prussia, in person. This divi►ion pined the highest glory. In short, all the tronps contended with each other fee bravery and mirage. The divisions of Marshals Lannes, Ney, and Augerean, were all equally engaged, and equally acquired the greatest honour. The Queen of Ptussia, pursued by a squadron of husaars, Eel on the site of Weimar. She left that place only three ho:::: before our trcK , ps took possession of it. As &be took tight in the direetio:i where time are many of our troop:, it is still very resible she :nay be taken pri.ar.cr. THE 6 , 4 The dlvis'iono of the Ctirirs! , :ts seed anise could r.tt anive before the en o! Cr« day, T.. y broke several squ.tre battalions of the Pressial:,.4l made them prisoners. Toe Grand Doke of was constantly at their head. 6 0 er trolps arrived In tee eterting at Wrhll2f, pursuing the rear-gnarl arthe teat wing efltt: tae. my. Marshal Dav-ust ptirsiltii the tight wing e t far as Neuitadt; he has tins morning established 4..• head-quarters at Likardsberg. It is thought ter enemy are -.Tying to onllen t'aem.e.vs on the ells Frankanhausen, in drier to gain M ig.!charg. " The L as of :he enemy taunt have heap etre mous, we can hardly know it for some the ! to come: sit of their Genera., tend a great number of Colonels, are prisoners of war. " Lteutenaut-Genetal of the Steil, s • " S. VAN SW:CO," suite, OCT. la. The Queen arrived here last evederig,• d aunt.., the Capital this day. The Duke or Brunswick is rust he WA wounded by a grape-shot at the beginning of Os battle, in reconnoitring the position of the enemy, The loss in killed and wounded is estimated o a irons SO,OOO to 40,000 men. Generals Mallendart, Kalkreuth, Ruche!, Bleacher, and Tastemien, aa a among the number. The battle was fought at Auerstesit. The Pres sian army was on on its retreat to MagAeborgh. After the battle, the head-quarters of the French army were trairafetred taLerpoic I and the claims:4 guard hat .a easily taken possess:on of Or.-slea. . _ - L • - go Tar owirmota"Tiolr. WO . VIELIIIOLD-r . TO lint vatToß at TNT sarrisH !less. 'Mits. OF THE CouNryOrDURLEI:. silt. Claarraiuss, . , . I TARE upon nlyeelf, is autliorise you not to Irepellents Advartiaomentar the Eloctort nf Christchurch, I T bong intimated coin% thlllilir. BROWNS A isterui. ti *Lotto, °Mlles hichialf,llllle . Emitity, lam 4,. 6 2t 014 by TT andb71 1 4 41 .. 44 r H Scoot, and Mr. Great- esbaouragid, by the Manuring apiniti so, siiwot adlricii li. "—• 1 aas 'Sir ' otar Obedient SerOmi, . IA i Mary estimable •Frieedi, to otter 111011' lii rant VOtloll Uri ' ' 4 L___ . _. • 4. K. it. B. 51.121&!Lti. Caatndste for the honour of Osier ` me of yripr Represenymnis '.?•'e 6 rPu.e.lf. , 1 &row or- tie next Parlament Should yen be Ibibsted ,se plikve -sO . Ihigii • ilsetee of costfulckee in me, I bog meet senrosily,to lit , TO THE WORTHY ANTI INDEpENDENT Fit 1.":1; MEN mg -mil. may ansermahms iiimeanMaMl dif UR , UoitOifG44 OF MAIDSTONE, &ES - 101NC; ar 4Wg=te pewee your local Intoresu, Saudi as sop- IN LONDON. pmampuilsanit 4*'andlibenies, en Memos( constitutional Ganti.rostr, prinelpies. I hate the lammir to be, g,,i. AyING been ate lay_ a most numerous 1 • liVttkiairomp•a• Otentimen . i 1. I and noooßable hod Freemen of vnur aite.mt and RITISII PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOM About five o'clock, on Monday evening, a tiw meodous firing, in the direction of B . oelogue, au heard at Dever. It had not crated at half-past it, when oar Correspondent closed bit letter. At sit. a Gentleman landed, who stated, that ;loather attar: had been made upon the flotilla at bcalogoe, the pyrotechnic artowa. We hare received American Papers so the 4St't last. They confirm the accounts lately brought ty the Boston Papers, of M t AND 4 having ,e-embarl.l his troops ; but they pretend, that tins measure w:s adopted for the purpose of making an attack is some other part of South America, and not in cos. sequence of any defeat or despair of success, whet. they were. The tots end Yarn*, of 7 guns each, pais of Ws Lk Baum aa's eqoaditos, were at Au very disabled -- in a _ . state. Dutch Papers fo the lath, and French to ths coo, anired yesterday, containing the Frenca official account of the battle of Jena, upon tha 14th instant. It was a battle between the roma alr eiia , and not merely the centres ; the wings baying been called in, and consolidated with them. Tnis appears from the great num vet of the Pressian army, which is estimated at 150,000 owes and also the names of the Generals killed or woand. edi in which list, we find K•rea turn. aimed's, end ltycnet. ; all of whom commanded on the tight wing of the Prussians, and . 1 auseatus. who commanded under Prince Howastorra, on Culeft. Oa the side of the French, the divisions Or Lasts Is. St"LV, Davoese. Nay, Auoeasac, and blue AT, were all engaged. It is, therefore, evident, that the baule of the 14th was a general engagement. The anion lasted the whole day ; and the blunt of it appears to hays been sustained by DAVOI:I7 . I carps, which was opposed to the centre of the hes sian., amounting to 60,000, with the Krim a Prussia, and Generals lidei.remooayr and Katt. &guru at their head. The loss of the Prussian , is estimated at between YO,uoo and 40,900 Mast lincluding 28,0 , ./0 prisoners. *f he loss of the french, as might be espefted, is said to hare been much smaller, including 5,700 ?rivulets. This is evidently a mistatement ; the loss, we may presume, was nearly equal on both sides. According to some sc counts, after the battle. the French hsediaarter , were transferred en Leipsic. and the advanced guard hai taken possession of Dresden ; but the official Fitt, which is snore worthy of cr:dit, states, that Cr. the cvenir.g of the I ith. the French had net advanced beyor.l Weimar and Neustadt. It presumes, hot • ever, that the Prussian army meant to retreat to Magdebtarg. If completely beaten, it would pro bably endeavour to gain that place, as the country was open from Jana. but we are not without hope, that it felt strong enough to rally, and renew the en gagement. Upon the whole, due allowance help; mane for French gasconade. we bare no reason to presume, (eons the otia4ial report, that the result of the 141 h, was decisive, or totiz!: more disastrous to the Prussians than the French. It is curious to °laser se, that BON•P ikirr!t's name is . not meg rner.tioaed in it. wlile that del? 42CLZ11 ritUSil or:Asp:tea a prom:nen* inatina. T.:cm:ten.; , I • E e I e i 1 a t 'ii 0