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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEpt.2s, 1313. WAR DEPARTMENT. Downing-steset, Sept. '25, 1813. A Dispatch, of tithich the following is a copy, has this day been received from Major Mac donald. , Ka3i kh DOtzig-13p.y, Sept. 7, BUL Tv Loam---I have the hon Our to inform your Lordship, that on the morning of the 29th ultimo, the Russian and French out-posts having a tri fling affair at the village of Laugefuhr„ towards evening the enemy came out iu force, attacked and entmonadcd the whole line. The advanced posts were at first driven in, but, being reinforced, soon recovered their ground. In this affair the enemy's loss may be estimated at'fiir hundred— that of the allies at three hundred men. It 'being 'deemed necessary to obtain possession of the village of Langefuhr, situated on the high road from Dantzig':to Berlin, about a mile from Dantiig,, and a thousand yards from the' fort called the Ilagekberg, on the 2d'instant, at five p. m. the allied'troops moved in three columns to the attack'. The right, consisting of two regi ments of infantry, and a hotly of Cossacks, were to: obtain possessitm of a hill opposite to and com _manding,the village, while the centre, consisting at infantry, supported by cavalry, attacked the village ; and the left, also composed of infantry and cavalry, were to advance through a plain to the left of the village, to drive the enemy from a 'will, in which he was entrenched, I have the pleasure to inform your Lordship, that the different attacks were made in a most gal lant stile, the enemy being completely surprised and driven from the whole of these posts. The enemy's loss on this occasion amounts to 1000 ; 7 Officers Itnd 250 men of whirlh were made pri soneth. That 01 the allies, in all, three hundred killed and wounded. 1 have the honour to be, &r. (Signed) Am:x. MACMINALM, _ Niajor Royal Horse Artillery. To Earl Bathurst, 8;c. 84.'&e. Downing-40W, September 25, 1 8 13. Dispatches,. of VA ich the folio .4 1 ing are extracts, Lave bcen received from Lieutenant-General Coma Walmoden by Earl Bathurst, one. of. his Majesty's Principal Seitetaries of State. Mead-Quarters, Lubbelow, Aug. 24, 1813. On the 17th August Marshal Davoust, put him self in motion, and, penetrating the line of neu trality, attacked our advanced posts on the Steck nitz. He was employed for two days to drive them from this small river, near .Buchen and Bauenburg, during which time be Lesacuated Lu beck, and, with a few thousand men, made at the same time a demonstration upon Mullen. The next day, 18th August, collecting his force, he moved slowly forward iu two columns, the one directing its march upon Lanenburgh and Boit nburg, the other upon Bueben. After all ob .servations we could not estimate these columns less than from twelve to fourteen thousand men, and I was informed that five•thousand remained in camp near . Schwartzenbeck. The advance of the enemy was so cautious, that they hardly gained one German mile in a day. In this manner he arrived, on the 2lst, in the vicinity of Vellahn, two miles front Hagenow, wbere I had assembled infantry, with the intention `of. attatglef„ - tMlt superior force, one of the enemy's columns, should a favourable opportunity offer itself. In the mean time I engaged the enemy at Velltilin, in order to 'induce him to shew his force—this had the de sited effect, audioe appeared to have about twenty thousand men, us nearly as I could observe. The loss, was:on both sides some hundreds of men, and the affair having continued tillnight, both parties remained in their positiOn. The next day, 22d not wishing to engage in a decisive action, I moved. to Ilagenow, nud from thence, the fol lowing day, to the plain of Kraack, between nagenow and Nenstadt, leaving the advanced guard at the. former place, in case the e nem y should advance, that I might be enabled to judge o f hir strength, having determined not to retreat except before much superior force. In the mean time, General Vegesaa, commanding the Swegsh troops, not having been attacked, hint made a de , monstration unon Monett, on the 21st August, with twelve hundred men. On the 23d, I learnt that the enemy, who on the 22d had not pressed. Inech towards . liagenow, was moving upon Schwerin, having left the environs of Hugenow and Commit). Whilst I remained in my position ut Kraack, I gave orders to General Vegesack to ra i n one day's.mareh upon the enemy, to be -.be fore hint in case he should move from Schwerin to ,Gustrow and Rostock. .To-day, the 24th .it is reported to me that the enemy has left Witten- burg,'and that be is moving with his whole force upon Schwerin. 1 conclude,. therefore, that his intention is to march to Swedish Pomerania, which would decide us to follow liiirs- , by cutting him off from his communication front flambogh, by constantly engaging and harassing his rear-guard The enemy's march appears to me to be very ha zardoes ; it is true, that his force might decide JnOi, but, however superior he may be in point of nembeei., I tiatter myself that, in the position which I have Occupied, t alkali find the sur4st :means to resist Itim as lung us possible in pre venting him front gaining 10% object, Which must Lave failed bad frisked a decisive action with a corps so inferior In number as. mine. In tact, the enemy would have, in less than. eight days,: Made a conquest of the two duchies of Meelifen. btfrgh,after we should have lost :; a hattle, or after a retreat, which we should have been forced to make to avoid an engagement. in case the enemy's intention should not be di rected upon Rostock, and that be only means to turn Inv right, 1 hope to give him a good deal to do in tfie intersected country of Mecklenburgb, wileve look for a favottrable .opportu nity to defeat him, or, by wanwyriog, force Win #.6 yeti shall feel highly flattered, if the measures which I have taken, and of which I have given crux I4ordship a di.tailed account, should sleet the approbation of his Itoyal[mess the Prince itegent. If ead-qtrartn-d, Ur<Own, Augus• y;, I all., ib ex Jeave to refer your Lordship to 19y , hst statement, awl to inform youridordship o. chat hay inz been oracle(' yesterday by the Ptincenoyal of S weden,. to join bis arniy, with - the troops, here under may command ; I si'ent •to Grabati for 'the purpose of parching to this destination; r aim happy to receive to-day the accompanying bulletin, annonucing. the victory which the army under the cot inanft of his Itoy:d ,aired over the euenty.* :It is inconsequence of this ad vantage, that I have been 'countermanded in the forcinentioned mareh„ and that instead of joining the Prince Royal, I am directed to remain %Vint my - troops in Mecklenbuegh,' 'for 016 purpose of defending this country against the' enemy. The enclosure, beke rilitided to bus alr , :adr been pub, fished. ' Head-Ostrirters, Selmerin, Sept. 4, IEII3. The Prince Royal of Sweden., having counter manded the order which he gave tue to. join charged me with the defence of Mecklenburgh. In consequence of which, after having allowed my troops time to concentrate; I marched the day be fore yesterday on Crivitz and the' neighbourhood, in order that 1 might effect a junction with the Swedish force which covered Rostock, which was under the command of General Vegesach. It %vas my intention by thus gaining one or two marches •upon the enemy, and masking my movement by the advanced guard of General Tettenborn, whom I left before Schwerin, and who had . kept the ene my in continual alarm, to fall with 'a superiority on General Loison, who was detached from Mae shal Davoust, at %Vishnu. On my march 1 re! eeived the information, that tlte enemy (whnse ,force consisted of eighteen thousand French, :twelve thousand Danes, and one Inmilred'pleces of cannon) had,notwitivtanding his confirmed su periority, suddenly retired from Schwerin during the.night of the 2d instant ; by forced niztrehes lie rearched Ratzeburg and Lubeck, and judging from the intelligence which I have received &mu all quarters, I can have nu doubt that,' his intention is to join the grand French Army, and toy move either against the, right of the . Prince Royal. 'of Sweden, or upon the rear of the grmld armY of the Allies on the left -bank of the Elbe. I tyrn confirined in this opinion by the Separ fcion of the Danish and French troops, the latter. of which have movecrepon Ratzeburg, and the former upon Lubeck ; under this impression 1-shall pasS the Elbe.assoon as the enemy shall have passed the Steignitz, and I shall be certain of.his intentions. The news NVhiCh Iha just received from the bead quarters of the Prinet Royal' of Sweden, confirm me, in the idea that MarSinil Davoust is Marehipg to the assistance of the grand . French army. • The position which the troops under my orders have occupied, has .not only prevented the enemy from effecting the conquest of Mecklenburg)), but has rendered it impossible for him to attack us, and, far from having obtained the leastadvantage, he has been daily harassed and engaged oh all sides with our light troops, and has shfiered a losS of several hunched prisoners: On. his retreat to Schonberg and Ratzeburgh, we have taken more . than five hundred. I hope by passing the Elbe at Domitz, either to arrest the march of Marshal Davoust, or to find an opportunity of attacking bum with advantage. TT lie ianll, Sept. QS, 1813 o aft InPittn t 'MTh !VI% AcifiWt), Majesty, to grant the dignity: of a .Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. to the following Gentlemen, and the respective 'lsis's male of their bodies lawfully bcgottun, viz. Sir 3ithn Thomas Duckworth, Knight of the Most Honour able Order of the Bath, Admiral of the Blue ~400latIren of his Majesty's Fleet. . _ . • • deorke Hewett, Esq. General in,the Army, • Hildetirand Oakes, Esq. Lieuteriant-t-leneral in the Army. Thomas llisinp, Esq. Lieutenant7cenerai in thitArmy. Josias 'Rowley, Esq. Caj,tain in the. Royal Nary, • Philii!•itowe4 Vert! Braise, Esq. Captain in..theßoyal Navy. Richard Polestim, of &lira!, in the comity of Flint, Esti, •, • joselth Radclifre, of ..Miltes-hridge Hotise,- in the West Riding of the county of York, Esq. • John Beckett, of Leeds, in the county of York, anti of So nierby-Park, in the county of l.inetllu, Esq. firydg• a Trycothiek Henueker, of. Newton-hall, in the county of Essex, 1 7,, q , • Horace David Cholwell St.-Pahl, of. liwart Pork, in the county of Northmulterland, Test ..with remainder to his hro thers, Henry HOnert!ge St. Paul and' Charles Maximilian St. Pant, Of Ewalt Park, Esqrs. Richardllorougn, of liat , eldon Parks in the county of Merits EB9,' James Dar, EN.I, his l'biajesty% Consul at the port of Cadiz, and the heirs nude td hi hod lAwfillly begotten, with re mainder, in ihtlantt tiler( of, to iam Gordon, of SI anhope street, May-fair, in the [...may of Middlesei, Efig, (nephew. of the James Dad), and the heirs male of his body fatly beg'otten, • . .deverenfl Samuel Clarke Jer% oise, of Hanover-square, in the. County of Middlesex, of Itisworth-pork, in the county of Southauipton, !U tl of Wood fowl, in the contity of Essex.' :Nathaniel Wi'haul Wraxull, of Wraxall, in the county of Somerset, EN, , ' . ... Geor,ge William Denys, of Stiatfurd-place, in the county of Mildlehen, Samuel YOung, of TorMosa-place, in the county of)3erlis, Pre,lerick c;mtnrus Fowke; of Sowerby, in the county of Leicester, E-iq. rti,vt- Ogler, Siptemi!er 25, 18,13, His Royal lighnesi-the Prioce Regent has be on pleawl, in the wince and no the behalf ni his Majesty, to upprove.of the retteival of thel.ppoirittnont of Mr. Eanano,.l Vinle. to be Con sul fur the Emperor of all theittnisias at Gibraltar. ddietweitty-Olice, Sept. 21, 181:3. Copy of a Letter front Copt. Thrium4 of his Ma jesty% ship Britt/If, tfiddOtsed to Admiial Lord Keith, and transmitted by his Lordship tod. Wilson Grolier, I.:mi. His Majesty's ship Briton, ow Bandeaux, Sept, 9, ia2;ll. Loan,-4 have the satii.faeti,ol t.o aeiptlint your hor,l sliip, 'that last evening, after a. dote... at seven hour:, hi-. Majesty's Ode tinder my einninand eaptirred the reinart„ib , fast sailing /, renal letter of marque twhooner (rintevieau built), La Melarire, of 179 tons, mounting four gine:, t,,,i11 a c o mphy i n, n t of twenty-sat en men, : from New orlean , , bound to Bourdeaux. I have thus ,lionourto ties, &e, I•,.,rlttij*. MILITARY I ► ILOMOTIONS. War-O e ffier, ,S'eptember 25, I Bla. Ist Regiment of Dra , roon Gtvirds, Capt. C. 14, Raman!, from the'3oth Foot, to be Captain of ,a Troop, vice ; Boyd, excillanes. Sd Regiment of Dengoons, J. Goff, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcoase, viee r „ itweett, promoted, 4th Ditto, Cornet T. E. tiodsori to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Luard, promoted. 6th Ditto, J. iLatlsdoo, Gent. to be coruct, v:ithout pur _ . , . . clime, vice It pr omoted. 7th prooted. ith Iteiriment of Light Dragoons. E. s c h m i e d er n, and f.i'Liagcserty, to be, Captains of without purchase. Cornets J. It. dordon and J . D. tiecilliam, to he Lieutenants without purchast'• 24th Ditto, Cornet T. Nledwin to be Lieutenant, by purdiase, vice Angelo, who retires. Cornet I:: A. D. Ntaxmili from the M Dragoons, to he Corast, witliOut puretiase, vice 2d Regiment of F00t,— . .-Ensign E. MacDontiell, Withotit pur chase, ase, rice Borlase, preinoted, and Ensign a W. Prosser ) by 'purchase, vice . 7 ,00r1e, promoted, to he Lieutenants. 4th Regiment of Foot, Ensign F. Hyd to be Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice Maclionzie, who retires. 6th Ditto, Lieut. It: W, Gordon to be Captain of a iPuln -pally, vice Brow:110w, killed in action. To he Lieutenants—Ensign S. itadeltife, vice Gordon; And Ensiim crouton!, from the 45th' Foot, 14 purchase, vice Varasour, who retires. 1114 Ditto, Lieutenant J. Williams to be Captain of a Com paq, vice Wren, dead of his wound s . T o b e Lieutenants, Ensign R. St. Leger, vice Williains; Ensign and Adjutant John Krohne to have the rank; and Ensign J. Reilly, vice S. IlMiardson, killed in action.. To t,e Ensigns, Vdluutecr Couolly, from the 34th Fuel, vice St - . Leger; and Vo lonteer A..L. Fraser, front he 42d Foot, vice 140 Ditto, Lieuteuant T.. Hal i, to be Captain at a Company,. • by purchase, vice Davidson, who retires. • 15th Ditto, Ensign C. Lynam, -front the 70th Foot, to be En sign, vice Mer:er, who exchanges. lath Ditt o , Eu.44-I, Harding to be Lieutenant, eiceCorrY, placed upon Half-pay. Julio Campbell, Gent. to be Eosin, vice Harding. ' 23d Ditto, Lieutenant J. Enoch to be Adjutant, vice Jones, promoted. 111th Ditto, William Glennie, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Laidlaw, who retires. • '3Bth Ditto, Captain 3, Boyd front the Ist Dragoon Guards, to he Captain of a Company, vice Barnard, who exchanges. 45th Ditto, Edward Smyth, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Fitage raid, deceased. 51st Ditto Lieutenant S. Beardsley to. be Captain of a Com pany, 'vice Douglas, kißeal in action. Ensign J. Taylor to - be Lieutenttot, vice Beardsley. 570 Ditto, Ensign 'l'. Sheridan to -be Lieutenant, vice M‘Gib , bon, billet! hi action. Volunteer D. Campbell to be 'in sight, vice Sheridan. GOth Ditto.—.To be Lieutenants, EusignsE. Worsley, from the .-2tl Garr is innn Battalion ; Bronkhorst, from the 7th Bat talion of the Line 'of the King's German'Legion ; W. Na gel, from the ed Battalion of the Line of the King's German Legion. 011.11 Ditto, Lieutenant V. Brice to be Captain of a Cinn pane, vice Crawford, deceased. Eusign A. Brown to be Liektuant, vice Brice. 70th Ditto, Ensign W. Mercer, from the 15th- Foot, to be Ensign, vice. Lynam, who exchanges. 71st Ditto, Ensigo E. Bovill to be Lieutenant, vice Dull, Idled in [talon. Henry Walker Thompson, Gent. to be . Ensign, vice Boyd!: . ,SOtir Ditto, James Cruilishanbs, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Gataker, deceased. 82d Ditto:--.To he Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns E. .. Harding. vice Hewson, superseded; E. H. Mason, vice Carroll, belied iu action; S. W. Lacey, vice - Sterne, pro ' tooted. . To be Eusigns, Volunteer -William Hawkins, from the 45th , «FOot, vice thr,dite• ; Serjettf 1 a j ortietilleS SrtlU n Gar ner, vice Mason; joint McMillan, Gent. vice Lacey. '.B3ct Ditto, Ensign W. Fite Gibbon to be Lieutenant, vice Lindsay, killed in action. 921 Ditto, Lieutenants John Ross, vice Bevan,.dead of his • wounds ; Fyic, vice' Arnet,• ditto, to be Captains of Companies.—Ensigns E. C. M'Pliersan; vice !Loss ; Cameron, Eyre to he Lieutenants.—A. M. Gent. Vice M'Phersif ; Volunteer AO Becher, ,fram the &nil Foot, vice Carneron, to be Ensigns. 95th Ditto,' First Lieutenant Win. Cox to be. * Captain of ;a; Company, vice Cadrarx, killed inaction Second - Lieutenant • Niitchell to be First Lieutenant, vice. Cox, • It. Bars. , her, Gent. to,be Second Lientenant, vice Nlitelit ' 101SDitto, 'EnAgn J. Tennison to he Lieuteuant, vice Nl ' lon, dismisked the service. • 102 d Ditto, Mejor Heri•ies, from the 35th Foot, to be Lientetaitt-Colonel, without purchase, vice - pointed-to the 50th Foot. Joseph Fontes, Gent. vice Tett nison : anti Frederick Farquharson, Gent, vice O'Brien, dismissed the service. Gth West India Regiment—To be Ensigns—John Benjamin Smith, Gcor. vice Maguire, dismissed the service; George PIIISI-1, Gent. rice Gilchrist, dismissed the service. • Royal West India Rangers.—Lieutenant M. li. romuson to be Captai nof a Conlin'ay, vice Whitmore, deceased. Ensign M. Quin to he Lientenaot, vice Robinson. 2.d Ceylon Regiment —John Whitehead, Geot. to be Seiond Lieutenant, vice Bayly, superseded. 2d Garrison Battalion—Henry Matson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Worsley, promoted 111 the GOth Foot. sth Ditto—Lieutenant .1. Mitchell, from the 24th Folt, to be • Lieutenant, vice Green, appointed to the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. 24 Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant W. Greet', from sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutemint, vice Lanwor„ placed .opt the Retired Lia. Bnevier.—To be T.ientenant-Colonels in the Army,--Major 1}11.{..:(...i, 11 11, 0 -; :.ifi t;; ~ I tt.: , ii;f o 3: l - lit s , i i ..;; e oi2 c olt i v ' t ;t ai t iz,oon ; f t a e : eß ja o rr r :y i u. : l . ni t g le : e u fr n st , o Ne f h07 : 11 : • - - • Major C. F. Smith, of the Royal Engineers ; and Major W t . Smith, of the Royal 'Artillery. -Tole. Majors in the Army.—Captains M. Scott, of the 2d . Fuot—W. Morrison of the Royal Arti:le ry—C. S. Camp- - bell, of the '2GLii Ferrari, of the 9th - Foot—J. • Williamson, of the 4th Foot—T. Jones, of the. 4th Foot.— It. Caattph,ell, of the 52d Foot---H. n g. rl it ° li f t e t rt 1 9 1, ti o ' f r tt, of the 47th Foot—J. Mur ray, of the 20th Foot—T. Barrow, of the Coldstream Foot Gnards l —J. Taylor, of the 48th. Foot—W. PoWer, of the Royal Artillery.--John Parker, of the Royal Artillery—G. Halford,,of the 59th Foot—K. Snodgrass, of the 52d Foot--. R. M'Donahl, of the Ist Font, ST ry.---To be Deputy Assistant-Commis tories-General to the Forces, Wen Stanton, Michael Dailey, John Finlay, and J. Woolrabe, Gent. Hoseriom Srat , r.—Stalf-Surgeon G. J. Guthrie to be a De puty Inspector of Hospitals. To be HospitakAssistants to the Forbes, James Higgins, Henry James, and E. Authenlecit, Gents. To be Dispenser of Medicinet, Read Walsh, Gent. rice Read, promoted. 'rho Kin g 's German Legion Ist Battalion of Light Infantry, Lientenant-Colonel Lewii Baron Bisssehe, from the 2d Battalion of the Lice, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wasetti appointed to the bth Battalion of tho,Line. let Battalion of the Line—To be Ensigns, Ernest Baron Fort, vice E. I.cylie, deceased, and Augustus Baron .Fort, - rice Wolf, promoted. ed Lieutenant-Colonel A. Baron Beck, front the:ith Battalion of the Line, to be Lieutenaut-Colonel, Alec Bussehe, appointed to th , lst Battalion of Light Infantry, sth Ditto, Lientenant-Colonel Frederick Wktisel, tr am th e Ist Battalions of Light Inf.intry, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Beck, appointed: to the 2d Battalion of the Line. . The Duke of Brunswick °els' Curbs.---Lig‘lit Infantry. To he Licutenants—Ensigni C. Queimay, Ensign A, Schmitt, vice St. Aihut, deceased; Ensign Symkai 'Vice Bourke, deceased, En4go J. Walker, vice Roberts, deceas ed ; and Ensign W. Gordon, vice Morgan, dceea s ed. T o he I n.s gn,,..Mathe f lainctiek vice Quesnay ; •autl James Joint-Grant, vice Schmitt, tients. Britanniques.—George Auguste O'Farrell, Gent. to he Ensign, rice Sander, protnoie4l. l!TwitoitANnum.—The Rev. P. L. Orstein, Chaplain to the Cavalry and infantry of the Duke of Brunswick Dub; Corps, is superseded, being absent without leave. The. under-mentioned appointments, as stated in ,the Ga zettes of the lGth March last end the 11th iustapt, have not When place. miry, Cent. to b e a Peputy ,Assistant Constubsary. : G,io.ral to the Volunteer Dortiford, from'the With Foot, to be Ensign, with out purchase, in the 71st Foot. Errata in the Gazette, of the Ilt.h and 14th instant. Iteginiont of Orrgoon§—For Cornet Charles Blois to 1 Lientemint, with Out ' pitrehase, vice B agw ell, appo i nte d to the 4th Dragoon Guards, read Cornet Ch ar l es 11! u i s to he Lieutenant, without p urc hase, vice Jones, appointeci to the 2d Bond Veteran B a tt a li on .. 96th Foot---For Captain W. Wl'tlialson, read Captain William O'Brien M‘Nlalian. fith Garrison Battalion.—For Ensign W. Green, from the atit Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice Varies, appuin!- ed to the 4th Itoptl Veteran Battalion,. read Ensign 'Green, from the tith Garrisoo Battalion, to be Lieutenu.t, vies Parks, appointed to the Nth !Loyal Veteran Battaii:m. QFce of Orthietnee, Sept. 22, 1813. Royal Regiment of Artillery.—Sccond-Captain Lewis Car michkel to be. Captain, vice Dubourdieti, deceased; Fir>t Lieutenant William Mini to be Second Captain, vice Car michael ; Second Lieutenant Charles DouKla. he Fir it Lieutenant, vice Dunn.—Second Captain Hamelin 'rye !woe,' to be CaPtaio. vice. Glubb, vcinoved to tile invalid Battalion; First Lieutenant Frederick Robertson to he Se cond Captain, vice Trelawney ; Second Lieutenant Henry Slade to be Finn Lieiltenh-ut, ri;:e ItubOtsuu. 11.‘NE.11.1TPTCY I_NLAr_GED. Pacey, C.at'k-strte.t, Leitester-iquare, cbitu"'""" Sept. C , 3 to Nov. 9. I.UPTS. J. I;ilmontli, DANKI .• Spiralfielfis, cheestm ano gri Oct. V), Ana , , at (.11fi Mtoroc:ii M r. Iv , %V. (,mist, . L:ourt-road,ba l i er, 6 , at eitlve ‘tt - mr . n,.:. : . .otne), . • ren-street, . DIVIDENDS. Oct. tr. G-: P. Becher am! linrker, of Ilraful-stre fo„ iV. A. mid Q. oz rfaay-Areet, •, I% t'i: nt N..fwiri.ktoo 1;:f s; ct. :111.-- Nov. 2. T.M.' 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J. and E. liean car'ritn-s-6.:tod 1. •Al'lpOrt, of 1 - 1 0 . „,, I . ,El:ati, seed.iintn—lt'. West and W. IN'yatt, of lEiog*vi s . "N At., otlnien- r K. Pashley and V Cin., , ti t , of Cr 0 ,34 7 1,/ . merchants—R. Clarance and.i.'Abill,'oftl,,t "Ali - .11' 04 , 44 ' 4. niture-printers—P. Ma;tio -uul T. ft. C'' 'P e ' .°I — 4 ,1, street, hoo:sellers—j. &With' and J. .i•',, , :.:, of SW' wino-merdiants. • Tr'''' '- - . A76 .11f ' S . 1 - 4 -,-, ~ . 2.-iN rto the L(YSI)ON G ' SATURD.A7 , SEPT. 25, 1813. been receir 4:1 Dispatches, of which the followin ,, are copit....;, hot' thi ° ,s • Princl.ntl Secret;ry of tit'ate -ft; rlf ffeio Atf,ir , I , '';o 'lrievirt- Wire, Sept. f. , 5, :t4.13. ie E xef ti g ency- Ge a eral l t 7 ' i i: : :: i n t: (C:.t"'rr:sell.:in'r.;A., ::: . i . • it li i :' :::: ::':: .mr,tu)tssat , .or Extraordinary ta-1, pk n ipoteoti:try to t'',,,' , l;it t cotiary hiss of :ILI. the Russ; 4.5 t int', I.:,:nvAso 'l . ll" l ` cil ,',j.i,iii h " .MaiestY's E'iv.' Ex.tr:ordinary and INlia“.''' ',`,, t ,, t el,lliiiitt, the tn c f . ; a n' s a: v a e i ati ' i l is l e / o c ,A E , t i a i : 1 4 1 1 t i:: 1 . 1 i lic rcii '; : :: 11 :: 1 , , and Jaterbotk-, Sept: 10, 1813. - • ' , , 0 1 ' . to the liin.; of SwEveN, dated 'I oplit: , '''' • Ituperal Head- qu arters, Toplitr„ Sel) , -• 7 1 ,. , p., , A le t s t i s a tri t a o n MY LORD—:in my last dispatches' by I t i tit . seoger-Fkhrr, I bad the honour t o f eli 4 " t il ' i si... forces ß al . 1 " val. of a Russian and Prussian. 01111 Il i , the ' t h.e - subsequent march of. the combiliej left hot the three Powers, to a position art the It for ro of the Elbe close to Dresden ; 513"8 therein march to the right, reptis'sed the llt ' lle'ni3 l i cr e 1:4 tier, and assembled war this place, Iv ~,,' 00 ,1 I 'Vandatutne, havinaniistilien the of jest "f r - ' 1 ,.,-. first corps of the trench army, and ''' u c dt• ritory Ii 1 the Elbe, in olilft' 1 3 op die l e tt ath,. 0 ~, vet' . attack the: line of march, tyPs cut ou., ~0,.. Count ()stermann 1,;..,..:1 Russian tcorps un&Y ''" r 1 itii "ll 1114;'''' o f W 1 . I He.] some regiments of tile . ,- , i . 1e1 ,,, l i G i h e e i s t a t rd i a o st l 'o l h l t i ne i r t ' f o rm ed 144.i'lev'T'I')3111. 'llyitc"ialpiilal 1 1 s t l l l ' ir t 1 , : l'11 1 : 1 : 1 , 1 : ' t, i , '. 1 1 ' 1, ' : '111 0 ''11 /Pr I .: mortal honottr.in stopping alil e t ": r) it , t'l, ‘). weight of G en t .:,.„1 Vamp acme's C OOPS , 1 ) ;, , ~, d able d ib r ilt. lAl' a , . , , whole .of the I , 'reitch force was fo:44;:rt-:..ii;, 115 atid diSpelSett to the ‘voods, i all it s 1, 0 1 . 0t0 be - canno_ a „,l qi . vera j ~.., . .4., ..,,les eil : ! tog taken. .-..-. ' lof Swc` i , ea . Itt the meanwhile, the Prince Bo!" . „ te a 11;1 04 .. having out -Tll:ll:trtiVl*Cd tilt! att:ll‘l.; Bo !" . Berlin , and having trained a decided vi6t°,;(litibi; 24th ult. %yid') 'his left wing, antt 1 11°v . o s l iti 1, ;./. successes by advancing both his wilif' if , Iti Centre, as far as eire, - • Wiltill l' Crn . I:ii . Intstances- ~ , o i, f a. , eves' where defeated the enclay in i. " ' , .. 30 0 Gean"ll; 'And General Blocher, with 13 ."; t i o cei • ~, act .- , eueraks Lattgeron and Sachet), 11 , t" ., 4 &V' the whole COIVS Of Macdonald, end po ( ' 0 . o w ~ ‘, 0. , corps unit e d to him, retiring 0111 Y i vv " c :frireil t, my opposed v e ry .su p e rior forces nl s - , h ail t''', taken d tqr.vards of . !limy across the 130ber,. the il mie ,, i ,'''' s ' eutaeo:i Neisse, and has emopelletr Ilua 33 P ur— t° 1186 ' ti second time Co meet him near liantle,n!,lo pi:, Bred pieces of -w•th stoics ow' ' 7 . . in pi °portion. - caption, ' r 'of ff. q g b'''e i t t l i i r i f a. t 9 : ' r e ee r t t il i llee l a : l3 l :l .,c t i ti e le u v r e g aßil t n a i i en i e l l e i g . ln e g v a gB e s : e i i . v i y nBt° : , l) () :: °l . v t i n-01 : i l :e t : 11 1 :1 ( e 1) 1 .13i' ix t 1 1 : (t i ) : be l l'I . c i t le i :I re ; r : *3: t s :i r' s t ' i ttlil l ':st l til' e lll ' l:l .. d'.L c it ili i r:ll : cf it 'r':l z u i rll t y , in t wice In the meanwhile the sit ) )lics which o'bill';0 . vr n h s i ca l sonabl e ‘veather, having arrired44olo I:: have' been lit' bead-quarters or*, , . ilod' MO IC I t s Gen ' li • The liatssians and • Prii,-i:10,',,,'34,49. . . 1. 54 :1 1 : 1 t t i l ener t 'el l ' ;e ll- i vS r irit' t i d 4: : i ' cl a ellY tt 'YPr e Al d )(:lYl: p ill o grlileg s :r t : s es: tibi):r a s'ei r : ai e l'Itall: 8 :: : illite( a llils i l l; li t i:1) : :::1-'1:11'.:1111111!.1;111;11;:11 . , gre l a ;l t Cl c ( )r iN i: .uremleo, , , w ith' r o s t l . l , l bc p3 . t n e : t e ri S a c il lt a Ns i :t l t i t i . v t:el l ii l ' a c s r fir ' , o .i l r o j i : „, i ii i i 7 1)is flank march by AIISS i 1; and riellt°' reitttlr i WiCkail and Gabel,. which ,will thro W 3 . . , pr , <„, i ., t_i . ancy of force on the enemy's right '; t i 5"..,, Both-their INlalesties thelEinneror , ; , iii l ' 4 "%, Tot r t .i"'slY the - King of . Prussia r s noitt fit i' l ''' this town. ' I'l' * e. oft ' f It is • _ with deep concern that J have t,t l vet pe e ' I- clFatii of General itforeata; vellich took l' licl ii.: * Lava on the Morning Of the 2d inst. whi l° l t OO , log a letter, full of gratitude and not'si'. 'it' ~.b t , ,,, - -' if , "milt, Co the -Emperor. 'llls remain); "-'' her: bAniell, and oil the road to St. l'etershag,l,,;ir,. c tl ( l l l.; o. ?: ri :t i.t ' e i :e l i i ii:i, b r:i e tie ' r - s i e u s t d c t l oc r i l i • lt e ; : t I. tw w , ' e i t c :l l l .o e u r. , ; . e t rl , )s n t i ,t i , l t i l t , a l, l 2:' ,ll b, `.:l o : o ll l ;:,; , !, (who has loSt ilk left arin) and most attic- ''( I have the'llOnour to be, & Ac.TLl('' ..c.lf To vi,couat castieretigh, No.. --- _ . , 1 C?ps: - of a Dipattli from Eow.trto l'u`onsieo , • , conot C.thrt.Eat:.% oil, dated .Luterbocn, itl I. i , , t ll'''. Loan—l have the lionottr I ''; ,' ,' i , 1 Lordship, that the combine ! arm) ''' ''' - , , , . ba 'Sl on the evening- of tl:e 4th of Septelli..i ' - ~ Ioe on the sth made a movement in ativt,ie't ', to ' it the intention of, the Allied Sover.;;l'''' I: q" 3 "er to recomme n ce otiencive opol."'`''',,ire.llll 11C1` t aPfears from the fleC ollllts ICCeiivii d o T hismovement has, ,it s hould •;eril'i ; Ije ,o' bad the efrect of calling- iltion apar Lc fr''''' tac net. hin clic tor bar ilia furl 'ir t j i.,n t •ab; Ina he on Stv Op TII gier lOU nna bet• eve yen ter net left and but enei sivN titpl greii The Ligl Btaf SVry s!oli c< to t f.j Volt • Lur, 1111 - 1 lore, th re situ eca vver Fr u; tue li the li i s IVitl an ce in i t etif44 Mort,