The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-04 00:00:00

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FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

TWENTY-EIGHTH BULLETIN OF THE'CRAND

ARMY

" BEIILIN, Nov. 7.—His. Majesty this day was
Occupied in reviewing the dragoonS of the division ot
General KLEIN, from eleven till- three in the after-
noon, on the esplanade of the Palace:- This diVision ,
greatly diStinguished itself at the,-battle of Jena, and
broke several squares of the Prussian infantry:
The Emperor afterwards inspected the artillery
attached to the Army, the pontoon` machinery, .and
the corps of Engineers. The park of artillery is
commanded by General ST. LAVEENT ; and the corps
of Engineers, &c. by General CAS-SALS and Colonel
BOU6HER. His Majesty was pleased to expreSs hii
satisfat-lion to General SouGais;- Inspe&or in Chief
of the Artillery, at the good condition and perfe&
state of organization in which the different parts of
the same, as attached to the Grand Army, appeared
to be.

" General SAVANT, at the head of 500 of the fin.t
refitment of-hUssars, and of the 7th chasseurs, has
defeated the Prussian' General Husputlist, whom be
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made a prisoner, toget'l, with two brigades of bus-
sars,-two battalions of grenadiers, and several pieces
of cannon, near Wismar, on the Baltic. This divi-
sion Made part of those corps which were pursued
,s
by the Gran& Duke of. Ale, the Ptince De PONTO
CORY°, and Marshal So umr'; and being cut off from..
the Oder and.. from Pomerania, appeared to have,.
been driven from the coast of Lubeck.
" Colonel EXCELMANS, Commandant of, the Ist
..s.
regiment of chasseurs in the division of Marshal
DAVOUST, has aiTit'ed at Posen, the capital of Po-
land Proper. He was received there with the most
'enthusiastic joy; the town was thronged with. peo-
ple, and the windows crowded with spe&ators ; the .
cavalry could scarcely proceed along the.s treet s.—
The General' of Engineers, .BERTRAND, Aid-de-
camp to the Emperor, has embarked on the lake
near Stettin, in order to examine the different passes
communicating therewith.
" The battering-train, &c.-for the siege ofMagde-,
burgh, was sent from Dresden and Wittenberg, by`
the Elbe. It is hoped this place will not hold cut
long. Marshal Nc is appointed to dire& the ore-
. rations of the siege."

TWINTY-NINTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY;

" BERLIN, Nov. 9.—The brigade of dragoons
commanded by General 13R.ER appeared this day
upon the parade. ,His Majesty, to skew- his sense
of the good condua of the corps, made several pro-
motions therein.

" A corps of 1000 dragoons, which had marched'
on foot with the army, and was mounted from the
depot at Potsdam, was reviewed yesterday by Mar-
shal BESSIERES j it was afterwards completely
equipped in the best stile—all from the fruits Of
vi6tory.
HiS Majesty has ordered'a contribution of 150
millions to b'e levied in the dominions of Prussia
and those of her Allies!

After the capitulation of the Prince of HOHEN-
LOHE, General BLUCHER, who was marching the
same route, 'changed the( diredion of his progress,
and endeavoured to join the column of the Duke of
WEIMA/R, which lad previously joined thati-of Prince
FREDERICK of BRUNSWICK OELS, son of the Dake of
BRUNSWICK. The three corps were then com-
manded by BLUCHER; some small corps, after-
wards joined them. For many days the division en-
deavoured to escape by these routes, which were as'
yet left open by -the French troops ; but the com-
bined movements of the Grand Duke of BERG, Mar-
shal SOULT, and the Prince of PoNTO-Cortvo,
fe&ually frustrated the design. At one time the
enemy attempted to throw themselves into Anklain,
and afterwards into liostock. Checked in these en-
deavours, they tried to return towards the Elbe; but
in this they were also prevented. , They then ad-
vanced directly towards Lubeck.
" On the 4th of November they took a position
at Crevismulen : the Prince De PoNTo-Coavo cut
off the rear-guard, but could not make much im-
pression upon the, rnain.bodyk as he had no more
than 6no cavalry, while the enemy were very strong
in that respea. General VATTIEThr-jll this ,a6tion,
made three tine charges, supported by' Generals
PAc.fon and MAisotcs, with the 27th regiment of
light infantry, and the Bth of the line. It is Worth?:
of remark in this action, that a company of eclai-
reurs, attached to the 94th regiment, commanded
by Captam. BAZOUT, NyZ.-I3 surrounded by some of
the enemy's squadrons ; but the French light troops
v.-tr.-e not dismayed by the shock of 4142 Prussian