The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-22 00:00:00

41r ~► . 14641 L -'4 Ili , - T., 4 0 4 6'<‘, ''''' %A., ''* '-;',,, , 4 1 izircl,, t -4,: - .ly,c - t • , r NuirrnErt 0565.1 TPIEXITE-ROYAL, DitUltY-LAINE. o-iktointow EVENING, Sept. .23, their .Majesties Servants will perform the Comedy of AS - You LIKE IT: To which mill lien•Vid the Faix:e .of THE WEATHERCOCK. , • On Saturday, The Halley-Almon; with Lodoiska. TTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAM-AN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 22, will be 4cted an Opera (by the late Gen. Ilurgoyne;, called THE LORD OF THE MANOR. T 0 which will be added the Farce of THE SLEEP WALKER.. the , 41 , 1 'row will be. revived. (compressed into two Acts) vrill Opera of Artaxerxes, in which a Young Lady m a k e raet,....r iser iirst appearanc e on any St a g e , i n th e Et a - I tuudane.--On Friday, The Road to Ruin. • • THEATRE OF ANATOMY. GREAT WINDMILL , - STRUT. , • • R. WILSON and . Mr. BET.T. # .ets 4.T 1 ( ; 1 ; 0 01,1.r. t c, t . . ;3:r t...5 . on MAKI*, October the r Tier ,, c, ~,Trke s4rrle •extelisi7..e opportquittes •edill be afiorded to the ic t o t . nl i r rtleea this fots , citie,r4r 1 ,1 . d f o t . e t v af ,r s' s e e rn a s l 0, Co ns I a. I),,a.rtiCalars maybe learned at Mr. Wilson's, Great ; or, at Bell's, Soho-square. • piDDING NOT. RENE! and Co. No. 1, CORNHILL, mid ,8, CHARING CROSS, call the attention of the Public ` 4 t ile RICHEST WHI,EL, ever 'mown. which alth o ugh • . Halfthe Drawing is over, still contains ALL TI.IE TWENTY 7.II°IIB AND PC.II..YID PRIZES, besiiks more than e proportionate Number of other CAPITALS, These must th all 4 " det ermined T end L ust UESDAY, Sept. 22, which . kill be the Next Day of Dra't7iiie'. iAA there are but f.ttv Tickets left, and as the above induce'. ,a,4'„ 1 1-OING Rad ts are ireesistible no doupt they will betlily sold t Co. iherefore t• It earnestly recommend their , T.l:lirot, to bring th e i r S ma ll P r i zes to b e exchanged inune at,clYt at eith er o f the above Offices, where they have at ' ` u adY,lrol getlrcely any Blanks drawn o n th e Fi rs t D ay , w hi c h a I4 4Y consid e r an indication that the Principal of th e rem ain a cepnot: will, as, uso r o, etrta i n l y. he distributed at No. 1, .......7* ll ' 6 r Ng). Oltaring-cross. • .--...,_ . . RICH 'WHEEL W() PRIZES of e€ 20,000 And only ONE v. ' r, DAY to Draw. NEXT TLIADAY, Ticket, t le irTER Y will finish Drawing, and the fi rst drawn a flee above 201, win receive, in addition', rue AIIEF.I. CONTAINS the sure (420,0001. 1.. ..... ... ....... of ...., 4120.°Q° • . . 2 ........ ..' ... . ..... : ..... ... : .... 1,006 • , 4 ...... . ..... : ..... 600 ....... .... ! ............ .... .......... •••• QO O . 1n.., .......... : ............ ~... )00 And the fall proportion bf 801. 51.51. ind 201. Prizes• Tier. E and SHARRs, v..,ti•rtinted I;l 4 drawn, are selling I,y 11.1(..:11.AllbiliaN, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors' at their .011iees the vornim of %ilk nniidi n e s , Gambill, and facing the King's Mews Charm z r 'skiing., - i" f old and Shared, in the presint Lottery', 1 ‘....0-..8; 1 ; 1 1. - 0 1,,,'..i' z v e ' o o . f ' 1 ,01901 .............._ l\r O. 1 ,130 a Prize a um. and No. 4,318 4, Prize 2". ' _-.—....-..........-...._____. NussioNitailil To INDIA. nrict Tw o IQUVIANCE of the SPE4C,tt Rttil C E M. the tbel-lottse of Commons, July 1. " 13 . On Clattse in East India Bill, enacting ,fur tiler tn Persons &ling out to India for liurpose s , . Lottdou: Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. .Lea.lenhall. NEW lill , IC.. ~,,,,, IL ~. , Phis Day Was puliii,;hed, ' . 4.40. rETITs , Bljoux, No 12, . containing l i P'st Wear Traveller," tit:. i , t•vourite .Duet, in the etiobrated 0 e • of "TI • 1)ev*I'•• Trirlge " conipod ) 14 b , prd .14- I •,.. . s !lan, ts . 4t ian 3 l and artanged IN ith N• ar ;atoms for I ht. Vl"'°rte, by.G. RiP.llutark, price fit' - Ditto. No. 1 i. contamint Valencia Wake," eorit.pciff b ) ; ' l ' De Mcilell' price 2 . the RI G. " Martini's celOratpi Overture ti Henry J:V,"I4, arranged for the Ptaao Forte, harp, ;and Flute, by d4e'ogili price ' r sii.ktie far the Piano Forte and Flute i '' • L "" • V . ."n y, prict air. 4, St imes di pas Colin," a favourite , rnettan Air, wirb'Cirio.,,o„s f or (he Harp or Plane Forte, 1 V. Piarini, price-',l-,,,-1-1,--•4ioethamian Divertiments,- ,IZttile. anon P ie, 7. ~..,;o;ed', b y .1", W. Holdelt, Mits. Doc. an ;',,,..t . 't ll o of a taw :4l l 4 sung,. compollid, .with ls.thi. ruintoiettnt for; the Flageolet, hyl l fr. Pitman, Linea Lando nl p,, C.n; N . , , oolithed b u i p • 2) * Qh • by Pir... ~, !1 ,. ~ O iltuir f. :, and No. 7, WeStplOrPiapd.Strect, iii-ic----.„______ „.„N uAltil'iiitiAr iIEVIF:iV, No. )(sm. ia,t44,c,i!, 4 pt l i i .• s yfultl3.ll', . The 245th LISFIED on •• . , A l• Briti 3 h 0, i , CONTENTS. ' r of the Fish "ooiation ".. ( " r ls---Rirst and Seco'.liiußperiotsi F i sh lita_r ti ! .) ,.., , Po or , ic- % 'lir Tito ntai'llaellard on a 1, 444.....1 i 'hirY S1 ! 1 ' 1 1•VA im th e pnhlie Fishertes of Greti s .1.1 .0 t. rtio,4)* ~. t. Ferri 46 1 E s , - "„ on Appar.tionLs:.--LII. Cori s tO,eldr i',l:. ‘iett W alkii''ld. 13, A! with the Right Hon, • ; ---.11 e% . Ii;••••-1V4 Str Willi ' ani Drninmond's Cgdipus Jtidat- ‘`..l°Nrks ..,-***PlF.O trOyly's Letter* to Sir Wm. Druntirond; kiY Viod,;l‘ %,„I.;44ptis 'Judaic a .Letters t• 1 Rev. Geo.") 03;,7,.t. liimsled• • - 1• - ' - ` ' qcorge Cnlt tl oti l n's Vagaries vindicated,ir i l, Pkiiitatt;c; u ric. it''iPidli I lerae ' litl• ~...V II. It"sia—Pr°t"." L ' 4 ; 1) " , CU!' ; - i Niollt ail% s ' i l Secootle titterec de PologL r l'ltith24t r .,otiatt a n .l„ i',,dir„,',, 0 , nt •du Continent, et IX, hi " -'`4"o.!slarq*. ''' :l " -- ' -I I" ' ‘ VIII. Life of 1'a107.-.7 Zrtio'',X.ll47.ltl-Itil'i!ra%(dit;YrAutaTlPets..tiOtt°"' L'";1"1-11.',1,:letet nsV, 4 , 2 4•lte Of d,stlni-Ktiost.--.XI- V"Y"lge; Innoii,,rlf• ~ Tht pi0,,.,1..uit wOl-Id, by 0. 11. 1 " ? ',pi ! Hi --XIII. k'n 1)NT"; 1 .:3111.111t Histories of Giovanni s i a i i m a i_ POila is Skit e'll 1 4 . 1 11 I I blrkall , Al:. 1);---X1V.• SII. ,Tabu ; 4 4 l'lle 'Pale -- -tdo hildo, XV; The tridal of :I r . New o*, I. . 1 of ht, John . -. '' vt7i, anarterly. List at p r i m ,"! v; &., "ti tal kr JO 4f Lo, Al )e le.ftreet, Lon tel; I. Ivllliton blot d.urrayt No. 6,.., —1- nduljr,,iin cumminc, \ ' ' fl i of wh 4ek'woud, Edinburgh ; .fir! . of No. I, and h ' .. Eilitidos a l" . ,",y4Y he had a Fifth lAt''itn 141 .tw, p r i e . dI the other Numbers 0 e Os, e:ittti. . the Quarterly , T 1 , ----":- SlJittiiCAL DiSa.NSAIt • N . - rj . iliS ittl,tl liiitil:4lll(t)hj Duke of i°rl. • , :lri oft t i t • , , tis l av 'e ll s voltS Nj P. 11011 Go i r 1 1 , 4 '' . Col.sW• Jt' P r' ' • • l'• Jaj .' '' "arty .111 p col. H. Clement ~, .1. ~ itir. Klett; " ' . gungEoNs „,. i onflott• 11l 14t4)11'llel A:1:1 ' ' 1 Earl of Egremont • 414-1 -tenth f ill RQYaI Culk " - ' ' Cure ' 1:11IS INSI7 er ‘ ° e e - -.i,sive (41 VENV,itpik 11 , 10 N, for the r,i,'•ireadlui -conse '. peitct„, " stri4tt .131bRANES, and t <- n- since s tct :. bftatt the Core ~f .Ri,lebilit.y, pleera , tio , , d Piantsnnu ,24 11111-,. Inany kflb ,i,,,i''', !"' than Two ti'mft49. . e est ci•• "1,,,111e4 ill I Nu, (' 'rcHtl teet ti? tieeritY care r ,Y , liiir tarty s -to )1 h• ere are 'cured il it few tL.),,,.1:-,y IT;'.lliQt:fr ('oporriura,. -and nadnei eatiniczkOnos randy_ .. tre„ltnent, anti lit' . t n ' n ' 8 suPsll'(4.:‘,. tie tali of ' the re ,trl''itiVA orgois u,II iWte4ktteSS `lnt- ` 1 ". 8 4. n ' and shot en : ‘ ,.f e ino here -- ~ n-le4 L l, pair the constathion; -.tii _tiler Alta. rno;e Ntiecessitllly treatO than 9 4 ' Y ,' t Ir. - . • 404. krernan may h Vl' consulter; a s ast:al, by either s,,rx, ~t r..,,Klvate. htti'4li,t' `0 tt ,41,4tre, tvntre LotttAr:. . t .Il4l,Wer . , -- tire to. hi:. ad :tiNien; Ind th..'' - . :- ' 4 trout I,....wnigtd coup.t.TY ~,,in...be .ivem " 4 eot t,, ~, ~ --, qteeNiry advice anti inedlgltle. w b 4147;j._.. .:) part ot the kingtlinn• . ' •,,„, :'.4‘ brieeutihsh,d,', as, 4Fractlea Obserl-.7. .d 4nd ~ e 13teale3 '1) •' 2o T.. t , ') , . menutui and :obi by S tore,. . t.,.. trttu.tts,,reiy, 41 t!,. 1 Y -4,41 t tl o ,„ -41 • r; - .OFFICE OF ORDN.-INCE, • Sept. 10, 1913. , TnE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. JES7'Y'S ORDNINCE do hereby give Nutter, That Proposals will be received at their Oflire, in Pall-Moll, on or l'cfore Monday, the 4th day of October next, from sack Persons as may be willing to midcrioke the PERrOItM: ANCE of the MyCKLAXERS, MASONS, and PLAISTEII - WORK, repired for Me Ordnance Service in the P,:rts mouth Division, fora period of Five Yeeqr, determinable of. ter the expiration of thz first Tito Year bnpon six 411onthi No tice, at the option of either Party. PesTriptipe Schedules ,?Ithe Works that are lobe performed, and the Terms and Conditions if the Contract, may be --ob tained upon application to Major-Gcneral Fi.rher, !hi! C.nn mending . Royal' Engineer, at Portsmouth, and also at the Secretary's Office, in aforesaid, any Day between the .frour.r of Ten and Four okCl,ch, where the Prefo4als. rrturt be ieakel >E r,. ani , Nndor444, ce Proem* tor . Works at Portsmouth;" bat no Proposal can be adiisitW after' the said 4th day of October, at Twelve o!e&ek at Noon of the same _Day ; neither will any Tender be 2•ot ked, the Party iyaking it, or . an .4ent in his Behalf a-hall attrvtt. fly Order of tlie Roan!, R. 11. CREIr, Seeretarv. OFFICE OF 011.D.ir.-INCE, Sept. 15, 1813. P Eil.4/ONCIP,II, aFFIPERS . of His X11..4. JESZ'Y'S ORD4I4NCE da htreby give Notive, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-tllull, on or before Irednestlay, the 2914 instatit, front .such PO:fails as May be willing to undertake the supply of Five Ljandred chaklrons of COALS, and Tu.'? Hundred , Chuldriam of MOT, for service of this Department, at Gibraltar , there to be delivered at : the (wise= of the Contractor.. The Coals 'mustbe of the description denominated spoor, or equal thereto in quality and goodness. The Cahn, also muse be equally good of its hind. Fardier Partieulam, togcthee with the Terms and Con diasna of thlrContract t may be hnotin upon appl?eatisu at. Me Secretary's qffier,in aforesaid, any .IS . ay beg lumen Me Amer{ of Ten and Four o'cluvli, where the Proposals must be Welieered, sealed up and indorsed " Vropos;ili for coals, &c." also crpressing the shortest possible period in which thedeliveries will be matfe No Proposal can lie admitted after tlw .aid 28th inst. at Twelve nichch at Ne,en of Ile sane day, either will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an .4i,rent in his belutff, alsalt anew!. ' ' iky Order of thr Mount. R. &cretory. 1 BANKERS' LICENs • . " • '• - Stamp Citlice, London, September 18, 1318. OTICI is hereby given, that by the !Itamp Aft., 4£l (leo. 3, ,c,..1411, LIPENSES granted to ► 11.1.iNktItS or others, to issue PROMMORY NOtTES, par . . able`tothe beirer on .demaqd, and allowed tu berejssued, will EXPIRE on the 10th of OCTOBER r . ...k4T, and that they must be Renewed Within One Mouth front that or. or Penaltiex will be incurred. That a separate License miist he taken out for every place where the Notes shall be issocd,..tiniess . the Persons to- he li cettsed•hari issued their Notes:at several, places before the 2d ,1t k , 103; and originally obtained one license fur all such. places ; case Only, they will again incladed iu ptie license. That every Liecnse must specify the -mimes and rilaces of 'abode of the persons to be licensed, and the name of the place . or places where . , ant he name of the luilr, firm, or titlp, un- Ider which the Notes arc to be issued; and Licenses to per sons in Partnership , roust specify the names, asld phlees of abode of all the persons' concerned in the partnerstitp, who- Cher all their names appear in the.Notes'or not 4 'arid in de fault thereof the Licenses will be vojd. With dices particu lars, a specimen of the Notes m ost also be left at this Office by pet-sons applying for such Licenses. That a.Pcnalty of 1001. for es cry offence, is imposed qn the issuing of .Promissory 'Notes, of the description aforesaid, without a Pciuse,. or at any other place, or under any other. firm or title, than is specified in the License ; and a Penalty 45()/: for every offence, impused on the, ismting . of Promissory NriteS, of any description, or Bills of Exchange, not duly stamped; and on the re-issuing Of PromiSiory Notes, not al.! lowed to ba re-issued, is well ai on the re-issuing of Notes, 4110 W to be re:-issued, after'the period fixed for putt,pur yuse• " . T That by the above-mentioned Act, Promissory Note*. for mole than 21. 2s. and not e4ceeding :00/. cannot at present he re-issued after three years fr?iti the date hereof; and from the. loth Octob er neit, the period allowed for the re-isining of sinaller . Notes, in England, is'also limited by an Act of the last Fsiipn of ristllatitent, to Three Years, aeon tho;.date ' there:o f. The ennitnissioners of Slams. having had occasion to prp eccute several Coutitty Hankers for the penalties incurred by their disregard of the provisions of the first-mentioned Act, Ois Notice tlinl all persons concerned may in future conform to the law, and avoid the penalties for which tiie'y will otherwise he pt ()scented e and that persons, applying fur licenses, may come prepared with nJI the requisite particulars to be inserted thereon, without whichithe licenses cannot be • filled tip l so as to protect the parties asainst penalties. By order of the c ortml i s , m me r s, WILLIAM KAPPIiN, Seerrtar v. • I , 6.. - i -- 1 4 . . ..._ . , ...... , .7 7 . .• .4,4. , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEA; BER 1813, ISt PORTA NT NEWS. LRe,nuldisio , d,) B.4*COND SECOND EDITION. .DEFEAT OF .111.41StiA.T4 NV.Y. SUN OFFICE; Two O'CLOCK. The following ()Obis! 13ulletiit is coofirmatory of all that part of our Leading Article IVhich refers to the New. Victory ; over Nair, arbieve. by t CROWN Pniiice of S‘vi34N. The. Aklies clust . er round the Tyrant in his den. " FOREIGN-OFFICE, SF.PT. 22, 180.. " Another Gottenburgli Mail arrived last night, which brought dispatches from Mr, TabaNTo - rT to theith Sept. at:whieh tin;; the . Swedish head quartets were at Baholustein. `i%icy bad pre viously been kticcessively changed froin Belitz to BuCholtz, Treuenbritzen, and Itodigke, in Saxony. A, Bulletin of the 4th. is inclosed, givitig dctails of all'airs wi:b the enemy, in which Ciene rals 13011STEL; BULCINV and W9UONZOFF were gagt , d. The enewy were driven forn coswig amt Sehmelherdorf by Cone "Wollouzow and Colonel SYBA6KI. The Capitu!ati9z of 1./uckatt is also . inclosed. "19 the afternoon of the Ath, it was supposed, that the enemy was defiling from Wittenberg on Torgau, as if to quit that part of the country; but it proved afterwards to be a movement in great forep, above POO men, upon. the left win, of the Allies, com p ose d o f t h e P russ i ans. — General poL:4;n.i. was compelled to,,fall back from Zahne. Marshal NaY had in this hitt:lval taken the edimnand of the French Army ; " On this intormition, the PittNceltov„tt. mov ed forward on his left, and an action ensued at 8 a. m. of the tith, near Juterback, which conti nued with a 'heavy cannonade for twelve hotirs ; the result of which was a disorderly retreat of the Enemy towards Torgau, by the road to Dahne. Sixteen tune: were taken, and two battalions ina4 prisoner wben the accounts came tovay.” ':',V4i,i.liti) IRDITION.-..': BUONAP kitTE DEFEATED. DRFSDEN EVACUATED. TIIIII3E o'CLopK. PI; lb Misting has jusCrpached us from De4l. give it to the Public to compare with our avowed sentiments elsewhere expressed ; but we cannot pledge ourselves further for its accuracy : DEAL,. ;W. qt. (r An Austrian Messenger is arrived announc ing the ,SU.I4IOINDER of DRESDEN to the ALLIES, which has been communicated by Te legraph .the Victories of BLuctun, fqr which they were .singing Tc Drum when be came away. French Papers were received this morning ; but are s;aid to commuuicate ;It) Dews QiCtitiSpWlice." :,;uNtOrricr, Two o'Clock. DISrATCHES FUOM unsp-QtrAtlTF,lls 1111 Doti Emin. A Messenger, wlm left head-quarters, on, the 30th ult. atnired this foreaoo9 at the Foteigrt- Office. On his arriyal, the following OrFrctAL Buta,uTitt watj it f , Dispatches ha‘7llbEel'etil:cirPeFeeiciNE.e'dsrfPrToms 21. Sir CHAer.ss STEWART, (lilted Zeltirta, the 27th ult. from Altenberg the 20th ; and from Toplitz of the 30th, which tare;. thin .the Allictl Army tlehottch ed from the defiles of Bohemia on the 26th; wlteu the .chief „resistance th e y met With is -as from a corps under Gen. ST. Cyn, of upwards of 15,000 nien, which w a s snccessfully dislodged by General NVirroaxsTriN, xvhgn thv enemy re!ired upon 4conigstein, and Liehenstein. • . r` On the (27th, 'the enemy withdrew into this suburbs end, tqWrt of Dresden, arid a general' at tack tufts ntigle on the redonlits, which defended Dresden, biit it ems impossible pa pt nctpate into the city Inforetiight-full , when titg (at ter for retreat s ut given-. The,tnemys.illied out with #corps of ??0,000 Men on one - uing cif josi of j 4 estimated at less th a n of the Allic3 in the atteck 4001) The „kivtrioo r Pl;ifitY 411trr g t i: more generttl h4tie took plaep oti the ing lll 4lg of the 260, attaelied the Allies niPi a force of at lva 4 i 1J(4,000 Thp hvayroit4 pcitintio(l iains prvywacti the infailtry on either side gentling mulch into 4ctioi), The hattle VTitkileoutlited tti ! , 4v4vi pip?o9adeota both sides: x'r~ [PR CE- SIXTENCE-ITALrplagz,nt., , silt! to seieral,incest Lriliiat: `charges of 4utitrialls Itossian and eriissian' cavalry. The ctkerny con. tinned to inaVx effiirts till thepvt.tAit . When, finding he co,tild tintke. no impression., the adtion ceased. Tliis batile is stinpoitt.d tta lt:Ve cyst the hies hetiveen f) in 7004.1neR. T 44 icr4e."l ntust bare suffered more. " The Allies retreated in perfect older on th 4 evening of the .96th. They are represented itr. ginger as ever to meet the enctuy. "It is stated, with the deepest regret, that altottit the middle of the day of the 286, Gener t/ Nfo r AIEAU, whilst eornest conversatilm with the Em peror of itysstA, 1 . 1'14 t'oo his legs carried Off' by cannon-,4110.t.“ " WAR DEPARTMPNT, SEPT. 21. " It appears by letteis from Stralsund, of time Orli inst. that the enemy , s force, under DAvk.t',T, bed from 'Schwerin * tho. Awes retirit to—lA:Leek, a,nd the French to Keil - yet/nigh.— Thehead.inarters of C_onnt Wit'ooncN. were at Schwerin on the 4th September. General A r itlG.- 3Acti had advanced upon Lubeck." The foliweing affords it rev: , further particuiars. Kn,y leaving head -quartets the (illy af ter the Messero.rer brings the . account of VAN pAmm's /otal overthrow. We understand that Government have no later intelligence from the head- pn quartqs of the Allied Armies than the 30th which day, olcou-se, the defeat of VANDAMME w a s no t kno wn . Th e assault had been made at Dresden by the whole of the ztil!ed force, which had debouched from the defiles of Bohenda,w it h n gallantry and eat h Osiastn hardly ever equalled ; hut a. p?,s4ible to penetrate into the city belot;e night. The retreat Wflll made in , perfect order, and the lot , s, of the Allies on that day is estimated at 4000 inert.-7-7 On the following day, the 28th, the 'Ovnelt at tacked with their whole army (ruin Dres4m, amounting to 130,0'00 men, when a mo4t ob. stinate contest ensued, with considerable 1083 on both sides—that of the Allies being between si* and seven thomand men—that of the 'Fret,ch much greater; the action was ehietiy of cat'qilry, The Allies retreated towards the Bohemian fron tier. General Murietty recivetl his severe, if not mortal wound, about the middle of the diy, whilst in conversation with the Emperor of SIA. Two li r estphalian, regimentq have dekerteti co the The greatest spirit and ardour are said to pre vitil throughout the Allied force for a vigorous prosecution of the gre4t contest in which they axe engaged. THIRD LDITION 'ti4lN : •Orrie4; 'tate o,ooa, OFFIcIAL AcCOT7 Nl\ 4)lWiic.:r Vivtari, by the Croton Prince—Report of a Dunith 4misuce. The Honourable 1). KINN/lira} has jtiFt orriVed at the Foreign pfliae from t e hva , l 7 piartct4 of the Rossiao army at TopUt.. come by Stralsund aad'Gottenhargh. At the former place, ,whioh he left on the SO, the Governor mforthed him that the CaowNi Potties: had again defeated the French at. itittithacit: . The Swedes, tinder VecorsAch, were in, riossmion df Lulleck, and the-4oneg were reAorted to hay` concluded an Armistice for their corps which had retired in that direction. 'count WALMUDDIg was . preparing.to crass the Elbe' ait Domitz. VANDANINIE Jost 7(100 prisoners, and 30 plrcea of cannon are said to have been taken, in dolt to those which were taken-' in the fit st in stooce.' Sir C. NTEwAnT mot wounded ow .trbe morning of the 30th in the thigh, but by rio 11104.113 444geroosly,.though the.contnsion was severe. FOI:EIGI4-01 , FfeE, .SErT. 2t, Sir CHARLES BTHWAIII', in a sUbsetitunit dispatch of the 31st'August . , frtim Toplit?, writes, that the brilliant action of the 30t11, in whicir Cotint MAN had successfully resisted tEI ativance'of the Frenchluto pobetnia, was followed . most decisive victory over that part of the - Eiterty's army which had advanced by Konigstein and Pima, on the road from Peterswalde to Toplitz. by which the eorp3 under pp l etal Kt.etsT disengaged from the mountains. The Enemy bad pushed forward fin the right flank of the Allies, while they 'were mucti peded by almost impassable roads and unfavour 4 blo weather. The tatemy arrived at j. ; ; and Kuhn before th e ar till ery and baggage r 't c/r ` e 41lies had got Ckar of the mountain s . if th MiLottanoymcm attacked with - tlOOO grenadiers, 2000 infantry, and 400'1 „ 1 :„", 1 , 4 1t 1 Count CoLLoaßno and Gen..l.l4wont y" Austrians. The r e ina i o d er was in 'Cola , • 14, it b l rotltl As the enemy were pc! : ,:tedon the st Kuhn, in a position altnolt impre, t aA" trians moved upon the right, th..„ F„.„, iaits . „ ow:k i t: 4 on the left. At the sttlae 1110• 4,e1it., the „ , :, -- ops.ot Gen..K.LutsT appeared ill tire,: rear, 1))) JIM the enemy's retreat, botis4 the attaelo4 , llte. ceetied, 111141 00 14itsalatii.,: took 4tti, i tills„ co muck bfiggitge, ;Aliti the. ti t •f • 1 (ac: cr , c. 0 7 0 1 1 1 : 1 : , , r ,y : il i 'ti i l , : i ) c t o o t h i t,: et t ,u f ‘ ti,u : : 4 1 , 1 : .:1;:iii(1i!:1111:. sib I. _ i tl e i r. locatesv gelierta nos thrown" away duns Lind stands, d d The fruits Of tl y shell cputinue the tins si r ci rA i g.ss, s TE P vi ' uplvack3 avr, I'Vbo was in tins action, reeeive4 by the ex f plo f a s tYql'e, coj4o4lt)ti tvut thehell of battle. lea our STE-X%410: ti l ' Pt gel). Cumi , 1 49 . C ( P o : l '' ail: ';•44 - .:ip,t lie te; t 4l► ain::4llgl 0 00 s r k' ) ' ttor,4 30:t tins anj 5000 mere NAV4L NEWS. PORTSMOUTH/ SEPT. '2! "lliC Majesty's ship Madagascar,. with a large fleet of transports, for St. Selostian!s. Pt.rstotrrit, SEPT. 213.--Gerer a I RE' late Commandant of St. - Sehastianta Castle, General Moze, and several other French Officers, arrived here in the Peva/NO*4lre. Arrived yesterday the American schooner Afqi ..TisoteTT, from New ii - ork, bound to France, captured by the RoyO/ist sloop of war. She left York, on the Ist of August, an express having been received that an Order, had been issued by the America!) govern., merit t„ r an 4mhargo on all the ports, EA L, SEPT. 21.--Arrived the cDttcr from the scinadron off Flushi ng , Fn.:mot/I'H, SEPT. 19,- P -81 1iird the Thecufcutter with dippatehas for Passage, Tht ligtial at this station this morning annoimpt;3 the clutwercl , r 'muta iNfeilitcrranean fleet to I ) , e l a the start? L T AR , v4clf , ,SurT. 21.—Arrived the Lad ; :i Nr• rpm pac4et t 'with a Mail and plisvngell, frA.An Cipttenhiirgh i ;t he sailekl on We4nestitty ie thvflect in Itkifte And tioppospi they would sail from thence ( . 14 Fast. J 4 4•;1) ar. rived the Lord Nelson packet, withx r etil at.ul pas- OPon - ccrb frog! - , 4' s ll:Fit//4 7 „ i2.., .._ ,„4 , -, , LEL 04..,;,-,N .'Vs ;11/04.. ' Iss: .-S , "z - - :'---"S Y --- _64 ....„._ co ri • V'' il I Glj j • I ; .~;;