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(./ ~ ' ' ''t , •i • tti NeW 1 i , st7i t the Sottti;,t.ttittoit Itl.Tr. rl ll l- . ' , .. u _ t . li bili tto , i ,i)F W.the MANOit of Di1',1,:.,\, witii in 't !;;:t,, 1.1e10,,,,t . L'ur'ellient Fitro ot con; ai ttit:4 ,titto t t r , f , t,lncri-1, !,,tts ',sL'??.rti! hittett, 111,1'%tt1it:41,4," l'.4,:hts °i ("1-- ~tll,itttt,ji r '''e 'l ; tt4teliter with the. 411;VOWSON, :' l. ',1 1 1'.4 4 1 t::,; ) , 4 )v -tc• ' .. .. „ , ,, ( 1 3ti hiii t ii, v, •! *. 4 4:11e of t)o)ii.nr:st I.iolatioos it . i tl . te . hln4. ;:r,C.'',- "krto. ,L!'lL,l4.,tolit -11 e ric,:t :teltlzht,ttl 171'.'lti of I' A ll : t* Y. Vr"' later, ".lpit:' i . ti;e i":,v, rol,:sr t alltiaijil. ' 4 4()1, 14 eMr. ..,,iti elt 4. `114,b,..9/ielY . :itit, ll b +4.54...,,,„ , " .t.t fine . mean . . t , f,' $,..77 • 1.• JAI . -"ji g • -.1._ )- W E STLWALIDS. J. IL Aapinall , Esq. John Bolton, Esq . . ' Williaru Esvart, Esq.. l'howas Case, Esq. John Leigh, Esq - , IVillians Barton, Esq._ J. F. Dyson, Esq. 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Heliden. - WC it.S'r LE-UPON-TYNE. , - MIL PITTS' BIRTH-DAY. rrifit AIVIVIVERSARY of the 111 Ii 1 Of the late Right Honourable. WILLIAM vrrr wilt he celebrated un FitlfhtY, the 38th May instant, at the Ae• sc hly Autnns, wcast le-upon-Tyne.. Dinner to be on the 'Fable at five o'clock. Tickets 11. to be had of Mrs. Brodie. NORTH AND SOUTH SHIELDS. ANNnwitSAItY, MR.prrr's 111ftTli-DAY of that Illustrious States. man , the Intettight Hon.. WILLIAM li'l't', wilt ee • lomtted yitTpAr, the 2sth of May ins.. at Oystoies, G o ld en Lion, Smith hicltta, by the Gentlemen, Ship) Owners, and Merchants of North and South Shield') and Vi cinity. , Sir cutonEß'r HERON, Dart. in the Chair; Sir 11. V. Tempest, Ittrt.M.P. John Irenwielt, Esq. "Iticbartt Wharton ' -E4q. M. P. C. Bainb e id ge ,E sq, T. It. ileaumont, E.sq. M, P. c..lordesup, Esq. Nath Atelseson, Esq. • J. -Anderson, Esq. T R h.onas obertson, Esq._ J. iloukin, Esq. Tl)Jotas Frnwiok, ESii. C. s"; Prawn: l / 4 , Esq. Geo. 'l'. Fox, Esq. 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The Mtula's of Huntley Sir Rub. Peel, Bart. M.P. Lord Eldon Sir Robert Wigrain, Bart. The Right Hon. George Rose John Blackburn, E. The Hun. Henry Lucelles, John Inglis, EN, M. I'. Thos. Reid, Esq. The :Marquis of HUNTLE Y in the Cliairi Gt VILIiPOOL. ITIFIE Admirer., of the Political Principles of late 'tight I - Inn. WILLIAM PITT intend to dine together on Friday the 28th inst. in the Great Room at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, to celebrate the ANNIVLItSARY of the BIRTH of thut,lllustrious Statesman. The Worshipful the SLIYO:t of LIVI4POOL in the Chair. Pit 4\ , Piti , .•. ~,,.. ~ ..5. : 3,,5, 77,- • : .0 , o ':-...--, #iiib .4.. / \ /7 , nit \ 4 , N E S D. _At A y 1813. PAPI.MS; IIT ACCOUNT ota THE BATTLE Fot.TOOT ON THE 2d 01 1 MAY, - og TLIE RoAD 114011 WE S 1 .TO LElVste; BY AN oFFiCER OF 111.1,61E3.6 eOO. (TKANSLATION PllOlll THE GERNIAVY. , - " The enemy turned his back to Leiptie l , and we hid bealilti lla Nauoiaarg and WeiSsentels.— 'Toe Laster und the Lippe %ewe al a certaia take i'roapthe wings of the ovo armies. Before our right Wing we had a village occupied by the enemy. "The battle began by the attack of this.village, which wai carried b, the right wing of Blucher's cure. Soon after, the, left Wing of tht' corps found itself before another village, before which the enemy brought several batteries; we opposed to ' hint nearly as much artillery, which we covered Ly our reserve 'ut cavalty f because the infantry had not a:lv:Lova so far. Ihe other corps came up by degrees, Mid the battle commenced the whole length of the line, iith.d extended past the last vil - lag:: on the left ; I do not.exuediy know to .what. distance. We occupied for some hours the vil , !ages on our right ; but the enemy presented him self. there to considerable force, surrounded and to it. lle did not keep it above half an hour. 'We ag tin attacked and ook it. We even pene trated beyond it, and took two other villages., by which means we came on the enemy's thinks. From this moment the battle 'became very ob stinate at this point. Almost all the infantry of. ..Illucher's corps, and part of that of the other corps came up by degrees.. Wire were then Very near each ' other.. Victory appeared to incline sontetime the one side and souiptimes to the other. In the mean time we. did, notiose un Inch of the ground we occupied on the. enemy's flank. " it was now between six and seven in the evening,. and at this moment I was wounded in the leg, and forced to quit the field of battle. I ant iguorant what passed on the left w'ag, but I perceived that we had likewise gained home. ground, ou that side. The battle was consequently. won. Ido not :is yet know the result. The enemy has Occupied! Leipsie in in his rear. Towardi eVening,. reinforcements had arrived from the Grand Army,. and Nliloradowitseit's corps tvai in march. At this - muMent t learn the battle is Over, and that the are masters not only of the first field of battle; but likewise of the roand which we had taken from the enemy. Never tacks, the occupation of Leipsic by the enemy, obliges us to make a lateral movement." . • PAttts, MAY t4:.•--Her Majesty the Empress Queen and. Regent 'has - received the following in formution 'of the situation of the armies,np to the morning of the 9th Oa the 7th the Emperor's head-quarters mere at Nossen . Nossen and. Welsdrtil the Viceroy fell in with the enemy_pos,ted behind a torrent, and in a fine situation. He-drOve them o.om p this spo s. , killed ab out 1000 men, and made 500 ri.suert ." A Cossack, who was taken, Wilt bearer of the annexed :order (A) for burning the baggage of the 4ussian tear-gaard. In effect, eight hauthcd Uus slat) witgloni were burnei;, a quantity of baggage and, twenty pieces of artillery were thlzeu by us on tits: roads ; several corpS of Cossacks were 4 tit ev e : p ttrsueti them. The. Viceroy entered Dresden on the Stir at noon. Independent of the great bridge - which the ellewrisadrestored, they had thrown three bridges over the itilbe. The Vicerciy having caused sonte troops to march toward% thaw bridges, the enemy immediately set fire to them. The throe fetes de pent which covered - them were carried. ",Oit the same day, the Bth, at nine o'clock in the morning,tovnt LautiSton aurived at Meissen; he there found three redoubts, with pluck - houses, constructed by the Pros*, j they had burned PARIS,- MAY 12.—Her M jesty the Empress Queen and Regent has received the following in telligence, respecting the situation of the Armies, at six o'clock in the evening : The head -quarters of the Emperor and King were at Waldneini, those of the Viceroy at Ertz duel, those of General Lauriston at Oschartz, those of the Prince of Meiskwa between Leipsic and Torgnu, those of Court Bertrand at Alet teweyda, and those of the Duke of Reggio at Peneg. The enemy hail burned at Waldheim very fine bridge of, one. arch, which delayed us for , orne 'hours. His rear-guard wished to defend the pas . sage of it but was driven back upon itrztioil. • The: position of this last point ts very tine. The. enemy, : wished to hold it, the bridge being burnt. Tbe,Vice.euy ordered the village to be turned by:. the right •end lett. The enemy was placed be hind ravines, . A brisk fire of musquetry •atitt -sr , tillery took place—quickly we marched right to the enemy, and the position was carried. The enemy left two hundred killed upon the field of battle. • General Vandamme had, on the Ist of May, • his head-quarters in lLsrburg. Our troops have taken a Haissian cutter, armed with 20 cannon. The enemy repassed the Elbe with so much . precipitatii.n, that he left upon the left bank a number of boats proper fur passing the river in. • and lunch baggige. The movements of the grand • army lostaneady enused. a great consternation at Hinubnega the Hantbergh traitors see the day of vengeouceis , fast approaching. General Dumont ceau -was at Luire4ourg. At the battle of the . 2d, the ordnance officers, Beringer and Pretil, were wountl;t, but only slightly. The following is tlie relation which the enemy has-given of the battle we must expect that they will sing .Te.Deano at St. Petersburg, as they did for the battle. of Moskwa. • ;..4 0 Erntri Si' i;EN c t.TrirspNNv. gun. " Yon will find here the relation r Which alts enemy has given at the . tattle of Lut2eii which is nothing bu t a, tisSne of falsehood's'. " We ore advied here, that orders had been given to sing. Te De ath ; but that th e people of the country-who were .charged to hove it performed declared it to be ridiculous, aid that what might be suitable in• Russia, wauld be very abSurd in Germany. The Emperor of Russia left Dresden.yester;:. day Morning. The famous Stein is an object of contempt to antonest,people. wiidiei to cimse the mob to revolt against the laud owners. We cannot ret.over from our surprise,. to Set! such So vereigns as the King of Prussia; and more eSpe chilly the Emperor Alexander; whoM nature has bestowed so many tine ittalities,give the sanc tion of their names to actions so critainAl and atrocious. Independent of tlfiaikkon. and gage taken in the pursuit of treelhAny.,- wise made 5000 p r i soners in C , ie battle, and took 10pieces of artillery. The enemy did not take a single Camitm from us, but he'llnide 1 1 1 prisoner's. The General' in Chief, Kutusow-, died at LlautZen, of a nervous fever,. alfout a f,rtnight since. has been replaced in the command in chief by nerai Wittgenstein, who made his debut by the loss of the battle of Lumen." (A.)--•COPY OP vie LETTER OP WHICH A COSSACK, Wild WAS MADE PIUSONEtti WAS 'Tilt BEARt;II,. " If the atieuiy,ibould force you to fall hack, you will take the stew pregetihed to you intierteral Witreinseruile%; deii, I.4,lthwhw yuo to cle,trvy the bmgrige which aligiti ilti— pesk your route, . aid eatibot tie carrugl op', by. hursiiiig wait . g.ms a,lti takiiir the bore with you. Those who are ttiaier muddy without retaxatiuti, as t, I' t;) ‘ ; (Sig tied) " eStb Cheati 4 ' 1 sintli set oil' this day Preyberg." R.)—OFFICIAL. INTSt.LIGENCE FROM THE CoM , BtNEL) aktMilits, latoM THE, YIELD tYF Ra..Lrla, 21aT APEII, (3D ItlaY), 1813. emperor Napoleon left Mayence on the I , 2th (24th) Aril. Having to rived at his army, every tiliit, ark nounced that he meant, lainietli,ti:yio act on't he osientive.— In consequence 'the 4:entwined jtussimt and Prussion twines were united between Leipzie rt , teilJtiry,r , t central irask than, and very ii•dvautageous in ;dr passinle cases, the Lietteral in Oniof, Count Ire ittgen , “ siion con vinced himself, by good arid spirited recii.inuiscinces, that the enemy, after having . concentrated linwelf, with the whole ot his force by Arturseburg, and whilst at the same time lie sent a consideroble corps 00:Leip sic,which appea rei l t o h e t h e principal venrof - his oper a t ioni Count Wittgenstein immediately derided oir tithing alivoo. t9ge of the moment, when' it would he out of the power of this detached corps to co-operate with the wan body of the French :Army, and .to attack this imin4diatcly with his whole force. Fur this . inapt se it wls iieersary, to conceal • Ilk aIOVVIUOtit9 ; and. Miring theyurlit, be tween the 19th and the 10th to 'd,) be drew to hint self the tarps under the orders of the General of ca valry Tormaeoff. tly this junction lie Inind himatilf eaa liled to throw ltini, , cit en Itt•t*te Oil the enemy, at a pftee where the latter alight cippose hu ilutt Only to deal with a detacltnent, Whose Mat was to git'e tilts rikturbance uc► hit flanks. The action commenced. tiederill3 Blucher an,l Yotcli entered intuit with an ardourao l energy Wlf di es u, iit a lively manner participated by the triiaps. took place between the c.ister and the latppe. v.liage of. Gross Gerselien Was , the key and centre of, lie The battle ciirnmeneed try the attach ofthit . was sensible of the whole Itaportance oftnis panti l e,: id tvis.red to Maintain in it. it tras ens - tied by the right wilig of the corps under lienerul Bin her's ortler4, and at the sit l,e time his left wily, pushed is front, mid soria elrarwarl eit the village of Klein &list:ben. Yroin this time, all the cores mine sneeessively into action, winch soon hec,nne Heral. The vilLe4re ot Grafi GetVOVII was disputed with cintaAnary, It was six tnnol Nati! and ret.4lo , n try t , yr ,t;;.iis'. net ; hill iltl v awn* of the Russians rind le'russiaris the s:lprrionty, 41nd W,il 04111, lit C Cite enrol um; annul, realanied la tile I,atius,,rii, e Armies. Vile eneitly'si kitten wee br,;l,eir, It,' 11,13 dCivL )1 uhf the Geld of battle. lie liceentreat s brow. O at forw'•t:d to,sapport the lent dank ot the enemy. Soule corps dr-v‘tt from the resciveopit'plued nutlet toe orders of laelhen.int (ten. Kantivtirtiren, were opposed to them. here, towards ai e ot v gO tillslot g io : uatt a iaat if .t O te ll :E6,61t. Cy the on t was also : t en ing, leas tack at situ-sine, anti orders had beta stnt to Geheisit ratlavitseh, wbo, with his whale wm. posted at Z..its to join the Ulain army, anti to be there at lireak'of day. Tile pre, settee of int entire fresh corps, with to , i dieter artiile4 s leaving MI 'Wait as to the issue or the day. towards morning Inc enemy appeared to he to o ei o g lots ,r ut: Lervisie, always Mltirig towsrids iiiS rear-guard. Tors ot tint challenge matte for engagi 11C Would endeavour to nianugovi,. , , eilii, r to wort' Elbe, or on the cola M iilileationS ut airs c. , .111.: this supposition, it be. ante lit agititast litaltlXlUle , Unit by oci tween etriditar and etritialitid, „,, of every benefit this 1 on this uirtpiirablp ~ y . l taut tilt► fair the ii3iuYtti 1 l r is ::. :a 14 o u : 1 : 1 4 11 feint: t her ig of ha tic, uC *woitolt i: eaiy 14d; iss llu; ;C ti o r: : 14r d 6 11 lu s ull'i i ttu vs ; u : : t ei tu lt u s i tc rl tt c u u e z d o u ut ri , 41 1' t r y4 t t h ile.-ttiteElt,r!trifuleoude‘c, Its 1„,,, killed wourcied may amount to Own weir. o n f ei t i f i te t4 k th 'irt uri n::: l l t ri t ti , y u --) • s c•e . W4)Olnied are the tieneral el (;avi L lry, Muellersuit L, 44 : 180 'Ze us e * and et my lowing but few cava l ry, endeavoured to g . :.1 keep possession ot the. vrelage:;, ground of t. hich wis intersected t ‘uusequently the day .1 the 20t14 tt piit wits ii contional combat between, the infratry. rv ruptetitthower of ball*, l rape shut, mid greninies, waS 4t‘pt lip s yin the tart of k'rcus.-11, during au action r A ten • ••••••• • • the Intd,te, ‘itiole , b4k of itie Elbe is freed from the ezi Alap.sty th . e . gniperor ed at at One o•clock Ow Theittnlieror, in disking a circint of I.he eit „ izn niedlately went to the stores fur beildhig, at :the gate of Pirin and trout thence lo the .village of - Prialenitz, where his Ainiesty,orileied n 'bridge to be :brOwn over rivet. At seven oichicis. in the evening his Majesty returned froni his ree'dint o is.., sauce to the ,Palace, wkere he is 16d,ged. The Oiti Guard made its entrance into Dresden at elgitt o'clock in the evening., " On the 9th, at three in the tut ping; the Leer peror himself caused a battery tri he placed o;i one of the bastions, which commands the right bank-, by which the etiemy was driven from the position that he occupied on that side. " The Prince of Moskwa is toarChiog Son Tor= , , p • • _____ tTII E ATR E ttOYA 1., DR 1.11. - LA NC. HIS PRESENT EVENING, May 19, 1813, i .. 4 Their Majesties' Servants will perform, fur the fifth el a new Serious Melo-Droma, in Two Acts, which bas lon g in trreparat ion, 'to he called . THE RUSSIAN. To which will he added the nice of THE BEE-lIIVE. tater Wilich (21st trine) the Grand Musical Roownce of LODOISKA. Z.07t0 orrow, The Ru s si a n, H ow to Diego? Love, and Lo ia • TTHEATRE ROYAL, COYENT-OIRDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, May .20, 1813, Will be Verformed the Comedy of THE MANN EL. . 44ter To whi c h wilt b e added the Farce of AT HOME. 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