The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-01 00:00:00

Yaf).4 TO, tMitm4N.' pAPERS;

T4grzlo, Nov. 10.--,Our paper of this day con!
tains the following important article
According to official intelligence from the be-
iiiegii)g corps it Dresden, the garrison having
failed In a sally, by which they meant to have cut
their ay through to Torgan, had desired to ca-
pitulate. They demanded a free passage:to France,
but the besiegers.insisted on their surrendering as
pvlsonerr: of war. The negociations are still coo-
tinned, ani4 it is.the more probable that' the gar-
rkon will surrender, as all the mills are standing
Ftin, and their provisons are exhausted. • Nego-
ciations are likewise carrying on at Erfurth. The,
garrisorphas requested a truce. His Majesty the
Ring of Prussia has this day passed through this,
city from Berlin, on his way to the head-quarters.
Lieutenant-General Baron .Minion; Adjutant-Ge-
neral to his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, has
t+ri i red here from the army, in consequence of ill
health,"

BEnLiN, Nov,' Eniperor of Russia as-
. serabled the, captive Polish ,Generals at Leipsic,
and declared to them; that the Allied Powers had
come to the resolution of setting all the Polish
prisoners At liberty, and sending theta back to their
country, if they could be• assured, that they would
not again take up-arms against the general welfare
of Europe. The Generals gave their paroles of
honour, and trusted that they could likewise an-
swer for the sentiments of their soldiers.. The Em-
perm. accepted oft heir word of honour,and dismissed
them with these words :—" Take. back to their
native country the weak remains of a .numerous
army, which has been miSemployed by a Con-
queror for the oppression of :nations ; they 'may
still become good citizens ; they have learnt, that •
courage alone does not found nations, but rather
that benevolence with which every individual
plies his valour, his powers, and his liberty, to-
w:ink the general hapniness." Two columns of
these prisoners, under Generals Kasminski and
Krasiki, Will cross the Oder at Frankfort, and at
Crosse)] ; even the Poles still remaining in our
count) y are to be. liberated. "

At Gotha, the Poles sent their Generals to the
nilperor Napoleon, with the declaration, that
tlu:y Would quit his army, as they had tlo hopes
left, hinre the greathattle, of returning. to their
native, country. Napoleon was at first very vio-
lent he then asked them, if the believed that
the oh L;ou was dead ? 'and at length desired
them to remain another week with him, and they
olight then depart. The Generals accepted these
conditions, Of which 'they informed their soldiers,
who now marked every day with chalk on their.
o7ako's. in the vicinity of. Frankfort, each one
proiina,:ti his seven strokes, and went over to the
I.)eing about 3000 men, out of the 100,000
th:,/, ha been'raked.

CASS',I.4 ()cr. WestplnaTittn iffe9iteur,
which at present iippears in a different garb, (he-.
ing ent;...dy German), Contains •a.long'acconnt of
the rejoicings which took plate here on the ar-
tival of o•ir li:lectoral Prince of I-jesse io his ca-
pital. " l'he.'whole speetacle," it is observed,
exhibited an ,expressiott of those natiociiii-feelings,
Ito foreign dictate is able to produce,. mid
'lit in.oeeed'onlY from the,fullness of al-,
(cot innate and confitkotial minds."
The vain, of the Russian rouble being fixed at
25 'per cent. the inhabitants of Westphalia are to
take this paper motley for the dame value as it,
passes fqr in I imbia and Saxony. • •
The; M miteur the. 27th contained as follows:,
• , circumstunce+3 obliges his Majesty to depart
from this Although his Majesty quits his faithful sub-
jects frir Lb present, he is nevertheless Confident, th4tthey
(Omlinic.to demean the:um:Wes with the 'Beane reiugno-
ttiou. and t hit .1 3ke tranqUitity,.for which ' thq have ftlievitys
been tlistingu!sh ed.
• Thi. Con/J(ld 01 his Majesty's Ministers,
j:Sinil) Count wovit.tur, Minister of Justice:,
Count HONE.
, Count .111fHtIENAODE, (Nfalchus),
nonce Minister, and, prn torapore,Aii,
piston' at the Interior,Deparrrpent.
• ,l'eassul, Oct; 25,,,1813."