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LONDON GAZE'ZT't 17,XT1AORDINA.RY, pricers of dittincflon killed and *otitid .r 1; Ada I Liver Qetteral Hl,►cher'9 *hole lost betsiveta Six an ► seven thunWlid Men hors de combat. • I'rßr POI' II DIWP 4'3l " HIS PitEsENTT EVENING, No. 4, their - i will perform t fifth time) a 1,10% in Ifive,lcit. co il ed V1C7'u..414 , 11VG OFFIC.g, Oct, 240613, rimiE COMMLSSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Ills MAJESTY'S N-41/Y do hereby give Notice, that on Friday the 6th November nest, ley will be relrly to rei•eire Tenders in writing (eftkil up),'and treat for Three :handfed Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be tnectrerabk to Sampks (f not leas than Tian Pounds weight eack) to 1e produced with the Tenders; to be delivered is the orkrinaS packages, at the rate offrom Seven& to Eighty Tone per Week., into his :illaj , :sty's 17f:twilling Store; rl lATtfnell, and to be paid for by :Mille payable, with interest, Niloty day.i after date. SlVE.OrttSljttY, Nort.xtEr. 3e f can aild little to the catalogue of the merits tit this braVe army in endeaeiuring feehly i but I hope 'faithfully, to detail i proceedings. Irtine Lordship mill, I ;on persuaded, justly appretiate the entloishisro and hertikm by Whith Cobs have been guided. It 'licit! Ittoghl tiven.y. one combats since hostilitieS , iveottimenced, Time Lordship is so well aware of the distoiguislitul merit and very eminent services of General °twist:nail, that it is onecessary for me onsthis fresh occason toallude to them. I attached General Lowe to 0.. feral Blucher in the field ; and being Alyea in the ectriy part of the day with dye Prince Royal,lt is due to this very deserving Ofheer to ..inform your Lord ship I have derived every assistance trout his reports. i‘ty Aitle-41e-Camp, Captain During, an Officer of merit, has unfortunately, I fear, fallen into the enemy's hand... = 1 shall now pot your Lordship in possession, as far as 1 am able, of the Military Movements of the graitd-'artny up to the 160, and the. disposition for the attack which was sent• 'to the Prince • Royal of Sweden and General Blocher, by,Prinee Schwartzenburg, and which was to be. made ti thy: . The corps of GeneralS Guilay, Prince Mati nee Lichtenstein, Thielman, and Platoff, were collected in the neighbourhoGd of Markrasted, and Were to move forward on Leipsig ; keeping, the conimunication on one side with General Blucher's and on the other, these corps d,aelt to their right, to facilitate the at= ;act:. of the coips of General Mereveldt, and the divisions Wanda Weissenworf, Zwaeliati and Connewitz, at which latter place, the bridge across the Pleisse was to be carried. General Nostiltz's cavalry were to form on their riglit. In case of retreat, these corps were to retire,towatds : Zeitz. 1.111„SI' hi.11)11 ESSION ; Or, TA.A.DE IN "I'LIE WEST. .to which Av;il ;,11.11 the 51tiicul Eptertainment of Y ti ANDNI(YIII 11;11 10. niorrow,Fie•st impressions ; ‘vith Modern Antiques. - - COVENT-GARI):::N. PHIS EVENING, Nov. 4, will be 'Performed the 4,tedy of ti IIAMLET. mitt, Mr. Yow l ; ; Opaelis. Miss Matthews. .tier 'belt a new iii it,-Urania, calird :ki iLt.Ett AND lIIS MEN. w O4 , b tue w'th Thu Miller and hii • The•Conqtio , is for the Coltraet :nay be seen at the Secre lary's Office.. .%'o regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pries 'hall ?lathe inserted if: words at length, or that shall not 6t deliv,:red to the Board &Vote Oar o'CAak on the sv;sl FriLray. . the 51h Novenae," "Leh./ ; nor unless the Person who tnak,-s Tender; or same Parson un liirbehalf, attends, to answer wAeil. called fur. r - tp i ; s ROYAL LE'rfEttti PATEN t 1i `p No.`7, Strand, informs the of the Artily:and ...i.t‘ ,ti. z . ! i t ,l l:t ;N ha t( s ith 4 tbe VATENT WATtlt-l'itt)OP ..ls - of ' reconuneutied to Com manila 'its tmarri.,3oos, to ; t a w '," „ n d c ‘t piairr, of Ships, as they Ain ~ lia t t on the watee ; ailatitei; for Carriages, Gigs, Mail o ou Ilorne or Mille': lack, they are not to be brokeil r "lming agai nst , ch other. •pifr p a i,nt l'rutik is much Ikttt " '• • other 'frank ut tin,,., more c for i nt , " 5, • 1 iie t'ivo.fee a co,,' piete r\rtictw tilted • l,• 1 • 11-nien have their (.11 e '12 ft,::S " paht, East . or "It'esi,,l,u -uti'vituoulit tto wt.!! to take a PatentTrunli, 4 !`' .s , ii, , ,rerlti l ott is the itio , :t complete eVer off , reil to rite li‘ : 1) :: 1 ; e Pateritv. , , No. 7 r Strand, ut:iir'Cbar.ll':. - ' , k-':"; LA Kent, Mr. flail, Trunk-maker, I e et , re.4,p,ade postte the Gr n Wi', Port :11 Airbtre ()Itt TIULIks are W4ter-prig i h n:, m CX,:hvillgeti for Isrew. 17C777.1.1: I LVG-OFFICE, ON. 97, 1813. r 1 1111; COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING jiL " Y'S,kva l irY do hereby rive M 47 :'k, 'Taut on Tuesday, the WA:November ae,rt, they will Ins;rtaily to re,l , ine Tenders in kritinT, (sealed and treat for One Hundred Tons of BUT IF.R.; and One Hundred and ri:lty Tans of CREME, to be deliver:':: o;,e 11,4 f thereof in a Month, 'and the other Half in one Month pftertainWs into His )Midoty's Vlrtaalging :*ores at . the Ports praportions Ynderntentiowd, viz. T_................................_ ali l'A'rti;NlT IMPF.',RI AL ~ .111 2 ,- .' ING 2.!;Ar 4 n i 1) 11 , 1 ARs, and •P.ATEN't"ritAFAILGAIt Sil.?Ept).A.iril?S acrd 1 I ~, '"Nti - I'.-1111.,.E`'4, in erne ilk-gaiit Piece ot kuinitty;Tt )1,4, P'" , rive ilea. di: erentPlans ; . the Pat cot improretiiit k,N t 4 ; 1 tli:iir 13eds • tirahs-;crcw Four Post, and Tent ch aii " (I ', l'urniture! and lledAing vomPlet e ; Portable u 11 !mare; of f u - r '3l . ' l ' 4ll mereral other new hive: led and improved articles a. 1.41, a ttt.tieral And L ei l y extensive . assortment . of Ilr., t .! is trry owl Clibinet Articles f9r furaWiing lioui.es cum -I;,,..oeieaily inanufaCtured, where Families may select and i_' un c l li a whole Ito:;se iri a few days, avoiding the extreme 1 . 4 . , •ii o ui waititq. 4ercral ;Nlontlis in cumpletiog their ',41)11,5111» init. • Liiolc.ut and Nyest India Articles, AritiV Mill ' N"" .. .Y. 444 , C. "'kc. by ,_. gdo and Sanders' 1(.1 and 17, L. "Mt the .tnust Caiii ...rin'e-strett, S trand, on Butter. Cheese. Deptford 70 90 Tons. Portsmouth 3O 4O Plythouth ........ 00 160 Tofu. ..ind also for One Hundred Thousand DAWNS for tite ser vice of tine Bah.'-house of l'hpilord, to Le delivered into the I Victualling Stores at Mot- place, one ligif therekr is Furl night, and the other lief in the space of Oise Month; front the uthilerate, fur p - r:o 7 lCipt p:tYmetit. date of the Ctostract. • The whole to be paid fur ky 13i1lc, :;.r . yabk with intere3t o Ni,iety Days after dote. , The , Comlitiota of the Contracts nay be seen at Cu.. Sccre- tary's' Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Prjue shall mot he inserted in words at lengthy 'or that shall no« he delivered to the Board befbre Qtte o'Clock on the said Tues day, the 9th November next, nor unless the Arson, teho makes the Tender, or some Person on his kehall, attends, to answer when called for. INDIA-HOUSE, :V.r. 3, 161 3 . FIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UN rTEn caliP.IN 3' of JI. IZCILeIN Snf 'wail, • * hr to the Emit do hereby - +►ive Notice, That'khe Tramsfee Books of the said Com,oany!eStoo, IrfU be shat on Tlutriday, the 2514 -.Avant, at Two o'clock,-and opened again on rveaday, the 18th Jaisaar g latowiny, "44 that the ni;:iletta 'Perran2e on the said Stock, eforea to the sth January next, will be ready to be delivered' ox no ds,/ the 11th of the 41:me Month. J.-I.IIES COBB, daiistext Secretary. I __ - - C.IIEAp PALT IJitv AND WINDSOR CI-IMR MA.• " ‘"th• Finsbury-§quare, op. • tind tYltditil th e p . ispectfuily iliforms his Friends -with raft,' .1 " 0 le in reueeal,.that thin' inay . be Supplied, Gl t ci„V ir l'le ,l l incisor, and I)y;tlClia:it, Coaches 4 utl ILLIStie Sc4ts, Flower. Staod:;, Bedi.teadth Fariiitar e , Feather Sod,S, 'Mattresses, and e to the reirnishing line, lower than atany Foe. !.! 1 Llndon, for lica.dy,•Minul• C;lik ' l3, lpm.i,,,: * P lAi ns, Hotel*, 'fitverns, and lunl.tepers and ro,uttity hair.s a, untie . e, ;',"viil la 4 4 - 7 -7 j• i's Fautory.acct g.e ANortments a!ti al -1•7,74te of prep.u'ation rcady tur the public de.- .c 4 7 " 1 „ :1 P1' I. • ereoiiiiro expected. , • 'Arusitttilyiufairamct for, single Ocntic. • ISI ONLY -1 0134..LMEN, Guntlinuen, atc. are. respeci, , , 4 , j t.„l, informed they way be supplied with MONEY to p 0 ter.ds to. - 11 it,e4ured on Fve• .k..hold Land or livaseti, Money iu the ails, Maridge -,Ltiewents, IVislowo Jointures, Clerg-y -... or tithes Proper Ly. Pe r ' • 4aw. respoc. in.: • suppliqd on their l'erional • ' ": 1 .) • a.;Ciit;, , men will tiaa cvery liberoloceol4/110clit. C rna ,vitliniit delay. froin 'fiveli;e. till Two; (I? Letters (pn , f -p:i , l) to •., and Co. 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MS. 11 " . p,,,, tir of Surge:. y tu the Royal Colle4e of sorgc,tis,.ltegt..u , ~ ii iit..:•, :4> ,',? l s. . t 'r of Military Surgery in tlic University ut Eatli ‘l7 li t i l tt t , t ., ) ,r T. endell and Si'. Da+, its, Strand, Loudon) and ood. at l'Ainburgb.' - ...- - I tiit, - YeaP D i. ‘ sin tlik trying q - ..attasort ' 0 • 4 'lei4[ -4 / I '6 .D.L - AN‘OI.A.rtNG ::•;01.A. 1 .3. TINGIVUE is .lrean,'OY recommended us a Prei - entative of Vectq's, ti Ito nener ultit S'. •1 a enc,tal PreSCITCr or a4 e , t h ItN e f , e ' Y" '" B ', 4rB .• 4 tiller brought ~y Jo tkcts on deellyedLottstnutions, %% t . 1 tit tart th envie i ndiseretitpts or other means, are self-& %it e ~ k "t t ., 41411. eases ' - t''t I • wunderfally sticeuedcLi, y.,, r..,, ,, 4 s . been aconto . , ti,e'itit;iti'vtiru,;'trtitio`ti its ::,: e r : ."- i l st‘ ' .r . ed mi are certainly recooltuen , it ' I I Ait. l °tllt ' s 'it Gs. 7s. W. and 14s. at the Ware,ho• ',At icit,',lP-ilre-ett Surrey.road, and said by raobt I, , eotlers tc i,, u. , 1 ..,,,ma ra . ... ' t °%l ' t ' hQ C3.Bllin e has' C NV Sail 11" written tiron tha ~.., ;(1,., v ,C. . e ;;4 I,,,___ 1 :: ipp t .,.. . of 4utPi...ilr wtll shew any Perion who MaY entl' a tr"l - t '',':! , fc.nt persons teL tir4t tcspectaallith oi the ' 4, t:i It hat pgrfuriutii.* = svD OrS'E, .Vwl. 3, Inl3. T"ErouRT qf.tliEC TORS of the UNITED Co<lll l /t vi of 411ERC11.-INi'S of ENGL4INZ) Trading to the 1.3.45T-INDIJWS, do !weeks, give ; Voice, That cs QI7,IRTERLY E.VEILII, COURT,/ e sold Coirspany &via be held as their Itat,re ia Learlesehmll-4red, ore IFea'Resdelbelse 22d. December west, at Eleaen is i clach ilse Rtirexonr, for re isarp,o,vo of declaring a DIPIDL...VD from Millviatiner I;ist to arizernay next. The Clnirt t f niredurs : tlo 11:VC . 1 giVC A . V;eep that nt thr .said 'General Court it illation wit be mitdc `"''That Mr. TENDALL, tee of Me Bengal Civil listaldietnrcut 6e permitted to retain kith Air Rank to Intlia.": .1,61114,'S COBB, Ass:3l. Seerrtary. 'AIt.NIY C , ll\l - I`It.I.CTS, ,CONININSARY IN OFFICE, Geotr:-str.,tct, Oat. :23, ort i 3 here! )y given to :ill I.):n.sons desiioui c.inl, - ..etir.t; L.ni t ip:; f01! , ,.,,.;ing Articles for the t rsc ,the Army, viz• Ztft,:voy's Land Force% in Quarters,an4 initlernniimod Comic it's s Couit:,n•laini, • Viestronrclantl., 11t EF AND ITITTON, To his Majesty's Land Furces in CAntlinniUtltS, Quarters, anti Barracks, in tliti Mader-rnentiOned Counties : Cornwall, (inclntlin ) Kent, And in the falloAing Places In the County of Devon, Plyrtv‘tth, • Dititinoor, To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters, in th undermentioned Comities Nortlininheria ad, Westmoreland. cumberland, Dar 11,01), FORAGE, viz. 011 S, HAY, iintt AW, to his sMajesty's Cavalry in Bar racP,. anti Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in the un derrueutiohed County Yoric.f That the Deliveries - are to' coMmence on and - for . the T v ;euty-h1 1 1) Day of Pecernber next; that Proposals in Writ ing sealed t!p and marked, Tender for Ainy scpplies,” will'. be received at this (hike xnt or before Thursday the Twenty-filth Day of November (hut none. will he received after TWelve o'clock on that Day), and, if sent by Post, the go*tage lait3t he p:tisl. Proposals must be made separately far each County, but the several. 'Places mentioned m the C o unty of Deem; must be includedin um Tender; and each Propwal mnst have the Letter ivhich - is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property engalc,ing to .beconie bound, with the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, f'ir the dneTerformance al the Coaract ; owl no p ro po;al will he noticed unless made on a pelotas! Tender, and the Prices + expressed in Wordi at. Length; and ,should it so happen that during: the. Conlirioanec of the Contract no +n,ops should be stationed or supplied in the COunty, the ,f,xpenc;+: of the Contract anti itond, paid irrtlic first instance b? time Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary Chief. particulars of the Contracts may be had upon ApPlicadon at, this-011m; betweenthe Hours, of Moot #11,4 kirta Foreign-ogee, Mr. a, 1813. Mr. Sally arrived this mornins at. the office of V s sconnt Castlereagh from Letpsig, with dopli cates of dispatches from Lieutenant-General the Honourable Sir C. W. Ste Wart, K. B. of wllich _ the following are copies.---The originals, by his Aide-de-camp, Mr. James, are not yet received. Skenaltz, Ott, 17, 1813. MY LORD,--•!The glorious army of Silesia has added another victory to its list, and the broW of its veteran leaders is decorated !Alt)) fresh laurel. Forty pieces of cannon, twelve thousand killed, Wounded, anti prisoners, one eagle, and many caissons, have been the fruits of the victory of Redefeld and Linde:l4oml, lo 'give your Lordship the clearest idea in tny power of this battle, I iiiitSl retest to the position Of the armies of Silesia and the North of Germany on the 14th inst. When we received certain in telligence that the enemy was withdrawing from the right bank of the Elbe to collect ia Leipsig, at this time the Prince Royal was At Cothen, and General Blucher at Halle. The former acill'iied with his advanced guards the left bank of the Inkla, and the tatter Merseburg and S'elientlitz. tieueral Blucher moved his head-quarters,' on, the 14th, to Gros Kugel, pushing his advance on the great road to Leipzig, and occupying the vil ltwesLon each side it. The enemy was in force in his front, stillholding Deblitsch and Bitterfeld, with aome troops along the Mulch). The Crown Prince of Sweden issued milers to Mara) tollalle, in the night of the 'l4th ; but when lais troy., wete in march, he took up his head-quarters at and placed the Swedish army with its right at Wittin, and the left near the Peters berg, General Billow occupied the centre of his . line, between Petersberg and . 9ppin, and the corps of Winzingerode was, on the left nt Zorbig. General Blocher foetid the :enemy's forces, con sisting of the 4i h, 11th, and 7th corps of the French army, and great partuf the guard, under Marshals Martnont and Ney, anti General lit r ttaaud, occupying a line with their right at Frey reda, anti their left at Lindenthal. The country it open, and very favourable for cavalry, around these hitter villages ;. but the enemy was posted strong in front of a wood of some extent, near Itadeteld and behiad it the ground is inure in tersected ; generally speaking, however, it is open, end adapted to, all arms. The disposition of attack of -the Silesian army was as follows : The corps of General Langeron was to attack and carry Freyroda, and then Rade' eld, having ,the corps of Geaeral Saelien y jn. reserve. The corps d'arni6e of lieueral D'Yorck teas directed to aiove on the great chaties4e, leading to Leipsic, until it reached the village of Sitzchera, when turning to its left, it was to force the enemy at Lindenthal. The Russian guards and advanced guard we re to press on the main road toLeipsie. The etirps of General Sr. Priest arriving from Alerscherg, `vas tO f U llow the corps of tenetail Lingettio. The formatioa of the cavalry, and the different reserves was made, on the open ground hetween the villages. It was utterly mid!. dity , before the troops were at their stations. enemy soot, atter the first onset gave 111) the advanced villages, .and retired some distance, but tenaciously held tie wool l y ground on tl , c i r rit ;ilt,„ a nd the viVag..s of G ros and ‘l:ette ' ritz, al also the vitlaes tll 741 Or7kern on :heir left. At .*,\lockt..ru at most bloody coattst g,;suer} ; it was taken and rrthi.ll by the corps of Vorek flit., times ; the musketry tire was Most gaihovr, 111111 this Wail the hottest part of /liefiel+l; the ,uperior officers were either killed or wou ndo(t ; at ieagth vietorious Silesians itto tied a:I hcforel them, and drove rite enemy beyond ilte , rar t a a. In the pilitt there were man yhen_ haat charges olcavalry. The Brandenburg regi- Ment of hussars tiiiitinguished ;Nell in a particular ntane.'a . , anti siipported by infantry, charged a bat • tery of eight pieces, Ns hick they carr i e d. The enemy made an otitinate resistance also on their 'right, in the villages of Great and Little Weteritz and Ilehatesen, and the woody /John(' around them ; and when they folool We had forced their left, they brought an additional number of troops 00 Count Langeron, who was chiefly gaged with Marshal .Ney's Corps, which arrived front the neighbourhoodolDol , en. However the ilmssittns, equally with their brave allies in antis, made the Most gallant efforts, and they were hilly successful•••—night only put an end to the action. The llus.lian cavalry acted in a very um nee. Pen. :Kolp's cavalry took a battery of 1,3 guns, And the Cossacks of General Emanuel, five. enemy drew off towards Siegeritz and Plosen, and passed the Partha river. General Sachen's Corps, who supported Oeneral Langertan, very flinch distingukhed itself in the presence of Duo uriParfe, who, it seems, liceordilig to the itiforiaa tont of the prisoners, .arrived troop the other part 17.)1 his army at live o'clocii iu tlw afternooo. The corpA of Geueral D'loreh, winch So eon- Fpienously distinguished itself had many of its most gallant leader; killed or Votouled aotoug the latter are Colonel* Heintnitz, Ku , Boach, LoWenthal, Latirentz; MitiOrs Schott anti Bismark. The momeotary loss of these Officyrs is serious, ,as they nearly tall commanded brigades, from the reduced State of. General Officers in the Prussian Artily, autl I have sincere regretin add lug, that his SereneJligliness the Prince of Meek- Aenberg Strelitz, who was distinguishing himself' in as particular manner, having two horses shot under him, and whose gallant corps took fivebon- • dred prisoners and an eagle, received a severe, but I trust, not a dangerous wound. Among the itussimis cher': are Ogle* Chinchill a and sevcral The reserves of the Russian and. Prussian guards were to move on gotha, where they were to pass the Pleisse, cod forni in columns on its right bank. The reserves of the )Prince of Hesse Hor n ... berg, Generals Met eveldt and Wittgenstein,'Wete also to take post at this station. General Barclay tie Tolly to command all the columns on the right bank of the Pleisse, Gent rids Wittgenstein, Kleist, and Klei:.ati, were to advance from their respective, positions on Leip zig, the 'Russian • guards forming their reserve. General Culloredo advanced from Borne, us re serve to General Kleintin. • The retreat of these corps was to he on Chemnitz. Generals Witt genstein, Kleist, and Kleinau's, opt Mteuberg and ecnig. • The army' of General )3ennioeru from Cold ivrs . io'r.aisli on C,tittnita. an Wurtzen, s.'he corps Of Count lilollll4 had been relieved before Leipit by GC,301111 Toistoy. A very bowl firing continued nil the day of the 16th front • the Grand Army. A report: ar rived bite at night to Generd i3lticher, Bun,. naprte hail attacked in person the I.vhole of the A ties, and forming his cavalry in the eeutte, succeeded in making an opening in the comlAned arny before all its. cavalry could come up ; 'was, however, not able to profit. by it, as it ap pears he retired in the evening, and the Allies oc cupied their position as briure theattack. Ot the details Of the above 1 am as yet wholly ignorant. the 17th all were ready to :renew the attack on this side: The Prince Royal : , who Meet ttis head-quarters at.:Lanitsberg, and his army be hind it, marched Weloek in the morning, and irrived at Borittenteld, with General Wintin gerode's and General liarlotv's corps towards mid day on General Bulow's General Witnin gerodeS ca , alry : and'artillery had moved forward in the night; near the height 6 of Fatitha. No cannonade being heard on the side of the Grand Army, (though' General. Blucher's corps was tinder arms) and as it wit; also understoed Gen.BanfigSen cotild not , arrive until this day OriMitiw, and part of the Prince Royal's armv be in stiil in the 'rear, •it was deemed expedient to wait till the following dityto renew the geUeral attack. The enemy shelved himself iii greatforce in a good position, on the left of the l'artha, nn u ridge of sonic extent, which runs parallel to the river. • There was some cAnnonniting in the morn ing, and the enemy made demonstrations, and the huss:urs of Meekleuberg charged his.advance;t partie i sinto the suburbs of Leipsig, tno••,. three cannon and some prisoners of the Hulam of the gniirds, The state or our affairs h such, that the most snug-aloe expectations atoy be justly entel.taincti, under the protection of •1) A.ii1,.! PrOvhieoce, has hitherto so einispiettoo•fly fa'euared tint glorious cause in which we are, en4aged. ese, Ceit. ~.s" ia~ncd j _ act. ti , ‘ I ';• Lor,r),-4--Et,rooe at Icnr.t.ii ileriventot . ek n,:!y forward to 1.,:o1), ilt coojoin - i.on with iler 'ft I wish it loot fallen to the lot of on tibic.'l` p.CII tei detail to pia 'Lorikhip events of these two lost days toit entteavoltring, to re late the main tacts, to send them itf vdthoot a monicnit)3 liClitV,l shalt hect do 1,01. pott I . 1 'd • • p o ni !ig nior e Letat aCCP 0013 11, in. a The victory of General illiicher, -n jlitt I t;th, Ins been followed, on the ISib, h\ thut of the whole of the combined fOrees over lie artily of Bnonuparte, in the oeighbolit hool c Leiptig. Th 3 collective loss Of above 100 pieces of can non, 60,Q00 men, an immense number. of pri-