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We announced on Saturday the arrival of Franck
and Dutch Papers, containing a-detaded ammo of
the battle of the 14th last; and adding, that there
was nothing in diem to corroborate the report of
Prussia having made pease with Prance. The
'Dutch' Journals come d: I the =oth, and the
French to the Eth, to whickdam we have shore.
coved the Harnburgh Pewees. The view which we
gave on Saturday, of the Illoreign ifeWs, was cot.
red. The . Dutch Joamale amain' the Fifth Bul-
, letia of the Grand Army; glviatelletailed account
of the battle of the 14th roe loss of the-fressians,
is stated at 20,0,50 kpici and)Noundta ;.,baßisa ,
thirty and forty thousand takpo 1;16E4 sr; andthree
hundred pieces of canons. Thelon of she Preach
is slated at 1,000 hided; sod 1 aoo wounded. —.
This is eridently.a.msreorMiastatioo. ki a general
alien. of 14 hoofs, the event of which is a.
mined to have been, at one time, do,thtfal, the dn.-
proporii in of lose could not have beets to great.—
The remains of the Prussians, sifter the battle, ap-
pear to have fallen back upon Magdeburg and
Brunswick. Mout 74000, under that gallant
veteran, MN-Marshal Mot t. tit poirr. and the
Prince of Oa ano lc. throe* jOimillillt .
where they were obliged-In alleralidar ° r the I' ' "
These two Generals were liberated upoe their parole;
and the 7,000 Prussia= were afterwards set fro by
a small corps, which attacked and defeated their es.
corr. The French szpaimid. veto tees divisions "her
the battle. One folloerml thelinissienteriny,widrthe
rear of. which it bad a skirmish at Maidisuins.
The other proceeded more to the tight, threul
Leipsic, which it entered as the halo, and readill
Potsdam on the glst. It inmaireted as &ilia to
the ensuing day. The gurlson had We that racy
on the 19ths oa which day a proclamation unis-
sued by the magistracy. apptisiag the citizen of the
approach of the roach. and eajoieieg them to a
peaceable and orderly behavioar, on the arrivalef
the enemy. The eke tor of Sammy has probably
been induced Ins le a separate peace, as the French
troops stiewil ris disposition to goer hiseapital, and
Bonaparte hid treated the Sums troops. of whist.% he
had 105,000 prisoners at liberty, Milt-marked Attea-
pen. and the people of Sazoay +Wires' indulgence.
The Queen of Pauline arrived at Custrin on the
tllst. -Hsi; :;:vi ITZ and the Russian Legatiott. were
at. Stettin. The pohlie journals do not mention
where the Kiser is. bat private letters from Holland
state. that he had gone to meet the . Russians, of
whom 30,000 had lauded at Stralsund. The Paris
Papers state. that he had demanded an armistice,
which WAS refired. It was also asserted, but not con-
fidently, that Luce:num was gone to the Head-
h quarters of Bow A . Private letters positively
repeat the-rumour of his mission for the purpose of
commencing a Negotiation. It is said, that he has
been authorised to offer East Friesland, Westphalia,
and Bayreuth, as 'the price of peace. Embden,
aad dm whole of East Friesland, are occupied by the
French troops. klettez from Stettin, mentions the
arrest of Low a A mo, the Prussian Counsellor of
State ; he is accused of having carried on a trea-
sonable correspondence with the enemy. 113g-
debars .is a place of considerable strength, and
the Prussian army will probably snake a stand
there. Private letters stare, that its Officers
did cot display their charaderistic courage on
the battle of the 11th, but this refleelim
is. not easily reconciled with the *cecinas in the
Foreign papers. limn nhich it appears, that al-
most every Prussia" Officer of distinftion was killed,

A Mail from the Leeward Islands is arrived at
Falmouth, in 39 days. It is detained at Falmouth
to be fumigated. The letters will be delivered
this day.
Dispatches wore received on Saturday at the Ad.
miralty, irons Admiral COCHRAN.. dated is Sep-
tember. They mention, we hear,. the repulsion of
MIR &ADA from the Caraecas. The packet which
brought them, left Tortola the Slot September.
A mail from Guernsey arrived on Saturday at
the Post Office. We have by it a letter of the 30thr
which mentions great rejoicing to have taken place
along the French coast, in celebration of the late
successes in Germany.
Sir JOHN BiIitLASZ Wiatattes squadron is arrived
at Plymouth, after a long and unsuccessful cruise.
The remnant of Jeaom a Boit •ti ants's squadron
was left blockaded in the Cliesapeak, by the Beasna
and four other vessels.
A large French privateer is said to hare been
burnt to the water's edge Boulogne harbours dur-
ing the late experiment With the rockets.
Letters were received, on Saturday, from flrl.
land, which state, that the French have taken pos-
s.:wino of Embden, in the name of the KI-is of
I los a an.