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London, England, 1813-11-01 00:00:00

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There are no accounts from any quarter of the,
North of Germany in these Prints,
strengthens Our hopes of the best intelligence
from that interesting country.. BEAtniAlorots IS
still paralysed at Gradiscn.—Are there any further,
defections in progress in that direction—or on ti:e
Steiknitz, where it is said DAVO UST wanted to
get hold of the purse of Han:burgh, probably
with an intention of deserting atter the robbery)

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Dispatches of the 18th have been received from
Lurd WELLINGTON, of which the following Bulle-
tn, issued last night from the Foreign Office, Pen-
Icys the substance :

" WAR DEPAR.TMgNT, OCT, 1813.
"lispetebes have been received from Lord
WtttitioToN, dated Vera, Oct. 18, from which
appeari4 that
on the night of the 12th, the ene-
lay attached and carried the redoubt in the camp
of Sayre, Which was held by a piquet of for,
znen of the
Army of Reserve of Andalusia, who
Were taken, together with an hundred prisoners.
There is reason to believe that they
were stir-
Prised. After having obtained possession of the
redoubt, the enemy made an attack on the morn-
ing of the 13th upon the advanced posts 'of' the
Array of Andalusia, under Dun PEDRO GIRON,
Which was repulsed by them without difficulty...-
I,ordWILLINGTON speaks highly of the conduct
of the Spanish troops engaged, and particularly
of the regiment of Ordenes, under Colonel HOER.
" Nothing important had occurred in any part
reinforced by
41. the line. Tile enemy had been considerably
bodies of recruits raised by the re-
t'nt conscription."
It
dad thug appears that nothing of consequence
occurred between the Armies up to the date
"Id, and that all the magnification current last
W.el, rested on the trifiing affair of the 13th.
The enemy have displayed very little spirit or
energy in the late actions, and this falling off
front their usual intrepidity is ascribed partly to
the retnenibranee of the drubbings they have re-
c'e2ved, and partly to the rawness of the materiel
et which their force is now principally composed.

n4vtag been taunted with a readiness to "catch
the rtiotours living as they rise," we hasten to
Plead Rant
114 • Yto the charge, and to say that we
elvi
ue our duty so to catch' thern, and giVe
to the
Piaess, PLlblic as rumours. We have thehtiP.!
""er.. to catch' also a number of facts
lag as
for th they rise, and to be the first to state them
• Inforniat lion of the country,—wituess with-
lq weeks two important Swedish bulletins—
....ttice the latest intelligence from the American
44ake—three or four times the latest Berlin
l'apers, and twice last week the annunciation
QiVrench Papers—and all exclusively. We do not
Vonder that suet oliences should draw down cen-
lure—and only advise every Journal that " barks
At time %pa," not to give, as correct, in their pa-
'agraphs next after these reprehensions,
tion derived from thaticery indiV iiiu-at source which
they would hold up as unworthy of credit.,

It is. with great pleasure we have to announce
At •
tapturc of the eausort of the.Weser frigate;
trave, of , 4.1 guns • and 350 men, taken liy
tit,,
7ndromathe, after a short action, toe pad-
:4'lot which are given in our Naval News.
lhest two frigates went North-about, scparat-
eil
it jilt* gale of wind, and met again•on the eq.
of Plymouth Sound, each under the protee-
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an. English frigate.
We have at the Sallie time to notice with .ct,n-
ter"' the loss of • one of our own frigates through
c'e fury of the elenients, hut. as the crew (with
o:,le„exceptioii) were saved, we can readily console
4elves with the Trape fur the La/a/sterna, re-
ie"ing which, we have just received the follow-
"a notice : • • •

lere has been another hurricane at the Pa-
/ -las on the 26th August; his :Nlajoty's ship
atre6linusc lost. Captaiti GI4.4IHAM and the crew,
the exception Of one man, saved."

....._„.0,,,,..._
_a(%) that leports coast men-
t-it'illvate letters from the French ,
en-
I' 1 ; were current ot a soles of
•itiYing taken place in SaxmlY. which
4litt.ertuillated unfavourably to BooNAPAwre.r.orn
likii 1' stated in. some of the last accoin!ts
.1
I situa-
tioog,oland, that DAvouST CollSidered 111, .
ke ,b° perilous, that he kid written to the French,
to sltlYer-General and Dottaniers in liambu,
44:1'1,11bn all the public money the},
ar,,i5"41,11$ there was no probability that ham bad in their
ant"' uld be retained much longer, audit was
It is to transmit it to Paris.
tcs,o4tisill‘id, that Getieral BENIGSEN
the
Vell4h- ".estien, pressing on the flank of 1
has advanced
mreuei army, and has left only a force to masot
Nal e"' in which' BIJONAPAIITE placed 10,00.
w,tii iu.nlY as a garrison, when he set out from it
us staff,
II , •
V4,ito •-.lturilay the PRINCE REGENT arrived at
r„ 11„ "11"ilse, accompanied by Colonel THORN'
k . 4‘,le Duke Of CLARENCE dined with his
)''4l 4tQther, ,

NAVAL NtiVB:

riortugE OF THE TIIEVIS. ieltENc#l ritto:l4.lit.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 30.-We have 'again the
sure to annou►tce the Capture .of dnother French
Frigate, the cbi►sort,uf the Weer, which also ar.
rived this morning. The iindronzaehe, 36i -Curti
Toairr, is just arrived in the Sound with the
Trevisa, a most beautiful French frigate; of' 421
guns and 340 men, under jurp;masts, She was
captured after a short action, in which the '4n,
dromache had only three men wounded, The prize
is in a crippled State, having been totally tliS;%,
masted in the late gales. • •