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completely outflanked by the Ttursinnt.—l imme-
diately ordered two six-pounders to be mounted
on the right of Wiais„ _which opened such a
violent and destructive fire of grape-shot, that the
enemy was forced to retreat into the wood, but soon
after I received u report from Lieutenant-Colonel
Lagerbring. station, t,,at from the euteany's waist su-
periority in numbers, being coot' Ily attacked
by fresh corps, he was no longer able to cover my
left Hank, to coosequence of which report I was Ile.
cessatittaxl to order the troops under may cot ttttt and
to retreat, which was done with the utmost order.—
' joined Lieutenant-Colour:1 lia,gerboitig, and con-
tinued toy rettogntde movement to Ilelsing, where
I fcriind thut on accautit .of the enemy's waist wipe-
riarity of artillery and trefilei If every description,
nothing else vnurleft ilitst;tora-inwiaark. This Tins
oboe ucconlitezly, and the transports set _ail sue-
CeSsively for lelnaltha'rko Sound.

64 According to the btutemert of the Russian
officers and sohliors taken during the action., the
enemy's strength. amounted to 12,000 olio nod 40
pieces of artillery. 1 humbly beg have to araure
your Nlajesty that oil the troops under my com-
mand performed thor ditty oath great gallantry
rod bpirit.
G. BOIL, A4jutaast-Geocaal.
Couiroodom'a Aip liaranowoos,
at aucliat i,tl! A Istatakurku-Nutigull,
the 19th *pt. t *on."
*anis Royal 111a;s:%ty hay. aloe .received a Report
Mom Field-3landial Count iaiu4.lwr, doted head-
quarters, Lolito, the 42.71t1t September, whereby it
appears thnt the nreny under his votoinutsd his COO-
tinned to re:rent to I.ohtu and its etiviro.ts in
order.
The King Innecd the Pith iast. near ( :tun-
dola, from on I.oaid the yacht Amities, utt.t pro-
ceeded to Umlaut!, where the hend-quariery are
now establishetl.—(Stockhofas (azet:c qf Oct. 11.)

HiiMBURGH PAPERS.

. ! . ur. rile st st NE, seri% ty.
• , The Members of rier Confederatiois of the (thine
Kitt to avertible in Frankton by the 15th, last.
"'General Oralinot is grine.Pr..,Jurt.
The troops of the Gsrinsii.Canferleration, winch
have rearelord ter France, will be formed into an
army isf reserve, • • • •
AItSAW, SKPY. 14.
On the Etli mud. Alanlwl Lhivomt, the Duke of
Auerstadt, left this City with his wlaile Stint; for
Breklarr. Ili, lady goes from Skiernictiu, here stale.
to Paris. On.the 10th, the Duke of A uerstarlt ar-
rived at Breslau, rod the next day Mar-hal Mor-
tier, the Duke of Tmviso, begiur his march, with
his army, for Saxony.
The fortress of Praga is occupied by French
troops rieinaining here. The repair and improve-
ment of the furtiticatious sr, carrying au under the
inspection of a French Engineer Colonel. Several
houses will be pnlltal down, and the Bernardin
church made a citadel.
The divisions of Generals Dombrowski and Z.-
joncsek are now in motion to ehsuge their posi-
trona and occupy new posts. The garrison here
consists entirely of Polish and Saxon troops. The
~Freireh artillery is in Frage.
In the deoartineot of Bandy stok , hich was coiled
to Huss... by the peace of Tilsit, the Prussian Go-
vet nincut will cease this day, and Use Itaasiats Go-
verning ut Ise introduced : great entertuinineuts will
be given upon the occasion. The new Russian
(ioverninent has sent for the actors, from the thea-
tres here, to continue there some weeks.—(iferis-
burgh C'urrespendenten, Sept. 21.)