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Isom, uct. 19. "THE PRINCE OF HATZFELD."
OCT.HAMIU lON, 25.
The .Pat latechetini passed through Witten-
heig en the list, on his way to the French head-
qoarters.
alertswice, ocT. 24.
This day several Prussian regiments passed
through this plane for Magdeburg. rte French
ate at the distance only of four miles from this
plate. Yesterday they entered Blankeuherg. The
Duke of Brunswick made a very able retreat, with
18,000 melt. arid after joining dm corps under the
Duke of Weimar,_ continued his retreat. Wolfson-
buttel hi full of Prussian troops.
•
rains tee antext.e..suao raaetroeYs OCT 24.
Her Royal Highness the Hereditary Princess of
(wage. the Hereditary Prince of Brunswick, and
tirairslce &agleam of Brunseick, have arrived at
• 055505/4.OCT• la.
' Ofer Court is still here, and it is sand, will not quit
Dresden. A number Of Saxon Officers have ar-
rived hem, who bad been set at liberty by the Frisch
upon their parole.
sATowy, ocr. 19.
'The Priem- of Orange•Yolde, Field Marshal
*NOW, and General Lariech, who were mii'
ersiiiiso corps that eerreadeted at &fast. have
been vat at liberty upon their parole.
law theasand ileum prisoners have been set et
Marty by the French.
• tontitata tome oloinsen, , IN TNS NaNOvettal
TiIICITOt•, OCT. 20.
• Yesterday die Freasien Lieut. Halwig. of the
mimed d.Want of Flats. arrived here with 40
niimer• ef that mash sad fifteen French prisoners,
tames Whom was an Officer. This Prussian
01Belve tell in at Zlssnieh with the Prussian Gar-
risen, who wee made prisoners at Erfurt, and dis-
-1010114 ovseisAdo of sheet 7,000 men, awned by
300 &such Infantry. The French neon being
Me* eistemed, sad the Prussian prisoners she wing
illghelititm to he intrsusety alive. the estort was
evereen the greater part of it was Gut to
se
end garrisoo liberated. The French lest
several Mom emote; whom was a Chef ear Be-
all" she was ent down in the market place of
ilftreneeb. The Prussians lost several horses.
esorties 51TTaa TOM NUNCIOS, OCT. W.
The Softer of Hesse passed through this town
last itigitt, on his *ay from Sunny to Cassel.
0, The Duchess of Weimar, who bas been hitherto
at Gottingen, hes proceeded to Cassel."
IMO,. Tile DUTCH PAPERS.
MTH ISOLLILTDI OF TuL GRAND ARMY.
OCT. 26.
Yertesdar sissuisg unised ham by a Courier
from the .srtny Mei Fifth Outwits of the Grand
French Army. cestairdieg the particulars of the
glorious rider}• gained over the Prussian army on
the 14th. it is dread Jena, Oflober 1.5, and is as
follows : -a
•44 The battle-of Seta bar wiped away the (14-
of -tits battle of Re bath, and to seven days
'campaign, which Was Wholly quieted all
dip preporetions for war. with which the
Prowled Yids were so much possessed.
• " The 1011werieg was the politica of the army on
Ohs Idth
Tee Grand Duke of Berg and Marshal Da-
wson were with their corps of the army at Naum-
Wrap having a part at Leipsig and Halle.
[tin corps of Marshal Prince Ponte-Corvo was
on tie march to come tip sto Nourishing.
of Thu limps of Marshal Lawns advanced to
Jam ; the corps of Marshal Augment was placed
*Abe peehlea of Kahle.
et The Corps of Marshal Ney was at Rothe.
•• The Headquarters were at Ger*.
- The Emperor was on the match tellrectid to
Jena.
" Corps of Marshal Souk was on the march
from Clara, to take a more convenient position upon
tb• 111 road from Naumburg to Jena.
so,lll.olooltion of the enemy was the following:-
0011110 u Xiang of Prussia wished to commence hes-
ialiffe de der 9th of Otloher, by bearing down his
eras errag no Frankfort, with his centre en Wurtz-
lcorgisolled his left wing ins 134mherg. All the di.
',Woes Of his artny 'were disposed for the accom-
slishenefit of this plan; but the French army, turn-
htg him upon the extremity of his felt wing, was
found is a few days at Saalburg, at Lotnintein, at
Schlefm, at Gera, and at Naumburgh. The Prus-
sian army, seeing itself :urned. occupied the days of
the 9.h, I Oth, I Ith, and I2'll, in Caning in their de-
ioehmerts ; and, on the 15:11, formed itself into or-
der of battle between Cepelsdorf, being about 130,000
men strong.
Oa the I nth, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
tae Emp rot carne to Jena, and an a small elevated
Av. beset by sot advanced guard, reconnoitred the
psaitions isf the enemy, in order to Insotrivre in
Ma a wry as next day to force the different pastes
on the 8 tel, sad se to fall on. The enemy made
seemed by their cliipo.

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