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FOURTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. r " DESSAU, OCT. 22."-Mirslol DAVOUST arrived on the .oth at Wittenberg; and took, by surprise, the bridge en the Elbe, just as the enemy were sal ting fire to it. " Marshal LANNRS is arrived at 'Dessiu. trots bridge. was burnt. He set people to repair - it itn= Med lately. 4 "rhe Marquis LUCCHESINi appeared before the advanced posts, with a letter from the King of Prussia. The Emperor sent the grand Marshal of his Palace,- Duttoc, to confer with him. " Magdeburgh is blockaded. The General of Di vision LEGRAND, in his march to Magdeburgh, hat made some prisoners. Marshal SOULT has his•RostS round the City. The Grand Duke of BERG . has sent thither General BELLIARD, the Chief of his Star. This General saw there the Prince of frontNl.O.Hg. The language of the Prussian Officers was much changed : they loudly demanded peace. What does your Emperor want said they. to us.`Will lie pursue us continually so-closeiy.? We have not_ had a moment's repose .since.the battle ?' These Gentlemen were, doubtless, accustomed to the ma:- nceuvres of the Beven - . Years' War. They wanted to - ask three days to bury their dead. ' Think of the living 5' said the Emperor, leave to us the care of - burying the dead ; there is no need of a truce for that.' " The confusion in Berlin is extreme. All the good Citizens who groaned under the else dire - tion given to the politics of their Country, 'reproach the fire-brands kindled 'by England, with the sad eifeds . of their Intrigues: There .is but ohe cry in all the Country-against this Queen - . ' The Enemy appears to be endeavouring to rally behind the Oder. • " The Sovereign of Saxony has thanked the Em peror for the generosity with which "he has treited him, who is about to snatch him from the Prussian influence. However, a great number of his 'soldiers have perished in all this squabble." FIFTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. " WITTENBERG : OCT. 23.-:-';-Herels the intelli gence we have colle&ed concerning the causes of this strange war. " General SCHM2TTAU (dead, a priSoner at Wei mar) drew up a.memorial, written with much foice; in which, he established., that the Prussian army ought to regard itself as dishonoured : that it was, notwithstanding, in a state:td beat the: FrenCh ; and that it was necessary to make war. - • " Generals RUCHRL (killed) and Minot-mg (who only saved himself by asubt.crchge, and by abusing , the French good faitiO subscribed this memoir, • which was drawn up in the form of a petition to the King. Prince Louts FeammAlsn of - Prussia (killed) supportecl.it by every species of sarcasm. The flame spread through every head. The Duke of Brims- ' wick (wounded„ very badly), a man known only to be _without a vill, and without decision, was enroll ed in the war-faaion. In - Short, the memoir, thus supported, was presented to the King. The Queen undertook to dispose the mind of the King, and .to make known to him what was thought of him.;-• 4e reported to him that he *as not thought brave, ifid that if he did not make war, it Was.because he was afraid of putting himself at the head of his army. The King, really as brave .as any Prdssian Prince, gave way, without ceasing to preserve tho opinion that he committed a great fault. We should signaliie the then who have not partaken of the illusions of the 'war partizans These are the respedable FieldMarShal MOLLEti. DORF and General KALKREUTFI. We are assured; that after the fine charge of the gth and loth regiments of hussars, at Saalfeld, the King said, Yon pretended that the - French cavalry was worth nothing—see,'nevertheleSs, what _ the, light. cavalry is doing, atili judge What Cuiras siers will do. These troops have acquired their su periority by i years fighting. As many are ne cessary in order to equal them but who among us ' could be so much the enemy of Prussia as to de sire this terrible proof ?' " The Emperor; already master orthe Cdfnmuni cations and mag#ines of the Enemy, wrote, on the 12th of this month, the Letter which is annexed ; which be sent to the KIt4G of PRUSZLA, by the Or derly Officer, MONTESdUIOU. This Officer arrived at. 4 in t;te afternoon of the 13th, at the Quarters of General HOHESILONtiIi who kept him there, and took the Letter•of which he was the bearer. _ " The Camp of the KING Of PRUSSIA was about two leagues behind. That Prince should ; therefore, have received the letter of the Emperor at six in the evening at the latest. We are however assured thitt. he did- not reciive it till nine in the morning, tin the i4th ; that is to say, when the battle was already begun, ." It is also mentioned; that the King of Prussia said. then--- , ' If .this letter had arrived sooner, pei haps we might not have •fought ; but these your men's heads are sp high, that if there had been qua- ' tion here of peace ye3terday, I should nut have led back a third of my army to Berlin.' " The Xing of Prussia bad two hOrses shot un. der him, and received a musket ball in his sleeve, The Duke Of Brunswick has had all the blame . in'this war. He has ill conceived, and ill direded, the movements of the ariny. He thought the Emperor was at Paris When he found him on. his flanks ; he -thoUght tQ have the lead in the movements, and .he found hiaiselfalready turned. ' " for the rest, on the morning of the battle consternntion was already aniong the Chiefs. They ' perceived .that they v:ere ill 'posted, and - that they were going to play the last stake of the monarchy. 'They all said, Well ! we shall pay in person's' the common sentiment of men who preserve little hope. 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