The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

.11AsLE, 'Q T. 20.--Many troops have hitely ar-
rived.from Htiningin: ; barracks are preparing for
15,000 men ; to-day and ta-morrow fresh .troops
are expreted,. among others a strong' division of
cuirassiers.. The nuivziacitll 1-inninguil contain
'mini and vrovisions Fin' 40,000 men, who are- to
.assemble in the neighbourhood of tbat•plae.• '

FRANKVoRT, OCT. 'great quantity of
snow has fallen during the day: Fires have been
lighted at certain distanaes in this'neighbouthood,
for the military who are arriving;!
MILAN, Oc'r. 26.—A decr,:e aids Serene High-
ness the. Prince Viceroy, issued from bentHnar-
tens, Gradiscal the 2241 October, containing the
followinOisposititm, hasiust been published :1--
.El/GENE NA'or;EON,AC.—Collaidering that the
defence of the country demands prompt succours,
that of the _lions tie, . Caisse d'Amortissement,
sent into circulation, more than 5,004,000 have
.alreatly been extinguished, beyond what should
have been done, according to the periods iiscd
by the decree for their yakission, and that all the
.Bons presented at the appointed times have been
punctually, paid in money; that there will be no
inconvenience in ordering A new creation of Bons
for it deterOtinute 6ann, which struld only.be
sued'in proportion to the successive wants of the
Treasury ; that to support the credit of these
and facilitate their circulation, it is propos-
ed to furnish the holders of,P,ons issucil, or to be
issued, a new means 01 usefully and promptly em
ploying them, by authorising their ailmission•in
payment of capitals due to the Communes, its
well fts•Of a certain part of their prolertv, sus-
ceptible of being 41:tuated consid,o i it short,
that the Treasury, in 'order, to intet the: present
(wed of funds fn. money ; unit that
it is thus, in conscquen,:e, necesFory to rrnicirntlit
the rece'Tt of the tly:•:, till the 15udgctof
Shall have provided for tin.: c\traordin4ry wants
of the State. tipun the report of the illiuktvr of
State, we hone decreed, Ana clip decree as folloa.s:
There shall be creuted te,o3u,uou in (IV 13 C:41..i',! (1'
4it ttn:lUliowing 17e1ic4.;1:—.1,000,n00
in the‘ernral V,C•oo,ono
in 1816, 6,06a,003 l 4 lt;;, and sool,non Thy
ioantihall b amd.e Ofery six moilthk ar.
Bunt :bnil be for from Mu to SOW frant;•,
terra Ve per cont. )I:c:honing fruin t1o• i
Thry snail pi& by Ihe
Caiv.e d'AmorViseinent. !:;tll t
to the Ire4Thry itrtif of the laid Bum ; L
the reuniinder :haft nut be sent there,' but by v,,tqe
lecrot.

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'fitl 9 and of the present Decree, rtcg,::',:tt•• -•••• •••
of pa-) ing lit tons tie lu Caisve tr.\ noottiAseiae,t • ; ,
pitals due 'get:n:tune-, or thelo' •.- of r • • •
.sidd or to be sold. 'i . vel it :
!rated payiueut of coot; i j7r „crr
to pay the ftliof the • . r r • r •
.COIITSe of Ntzesubei- .t, .1 1. • •it tui the
same month : those • . • in De , ' •yr
inJanuary and Vebru:•,. , . 'lt pay Y • ~! ; •• ••••e
months, There Alva;„
' • •••...
which shall be ilethiete,i, ...la the
and part from, tLat of i. ;

GMLUAN 0.11'1;11S

[From the Bcrtin Gazette of tie 11;th Od.

The result of the most memorable of all battles;
the victory of beipsie, was in the morning of the
20th the following :
The King of SAXONY, the saclike of the most
fatal absurdity, left at Leipsic, tad taVea prisoner;
Marshals AtanNtotit and Mkcnotoito) Generals
IREONIEE, SOUHAM, BEETEAND and, LAORISTON,
Dommoosttit; and ten "more-11'16dt prisoners ;
,P(;NIATOWSKY drowned; GRENTER (ICA, and Mar:.
Old Nine wounded ; AUORNE,III dead—:2s,ooo
killed-100 staff-officers, and 35,000 prisoners
• .
taken, itt addition to 25,000 sick in the hospitals ;
200 cannon and 800 caissons. , The Whole of the
Saxons joined the Allies.
The French retired in disorder on the road to
Merseberg and %Veissenfels. A numerous cavalry
pursues them, and the main army of the Allies
The Messenger Von STEER Was witness of the
battle. Two hundred and eighty thousand men
are In pursuit of the wrecks of the French army,
and the Bavarians are marching in the direction of
Gotha, in the rear of them.
iittt.tootatsto, Nov. I.—Late last night a boat
arrived from the Wesci' with accounts that, in
consequence of the battle of Lcipsic, the Russians
took possession of Oldenburg on the night of the
28th inst. Count WALM OI)EN at the same time
entered Hanover ; two French corvettes were
token. It is 'impossible fur the French to main-
tain themselves much lodger on this side of • the
Rhine.

FlAmimnan, Auo, 22.---We have received from
Rataebourg, Where the head-quarters of 'the 13th
corps are, the following note, with orders to,pub-
list) it
" We have just learned thaf stn enemy's party,
under the orders of the partisan TETTPNBOANt
peßre4 before nreillu on. the 14th, and had suc-
ceeded, aecottling to' reports, not official, but pro-
bthle, entering that town on the 15th, by
capitulatiOn. The garrison was sufficiently strong
to have rendered the- attempt abortive, which
had proved so, on the 14th. It would appear that
the cOmmar dant of Bremen was killed', which
alone can account, for a capitulhtion. that allowed
the eneniy's partisans for a monient to enter Bre-
inkt. A report front the Prefect of the Mouths
of the Wtr:hvr, praises the conduct of the inhabi-
tants of ilremen. We hope that it will continue
so. People should dully keep more aloof from the
rules de guerre and quackery of these prxtisans;
liatubnro and Lubeck have been victims of those
quackeries, to which cireomstances gave weight ;

they were let °filar great pecuniary sacrifice,---nut
a single drop of blood was spilt but if this lesson
' should be lost upon Btemethor anyother part of the
32d milittiry division, money shall not expiate these
clinics, all rebellion against the, Sovereign : all
those who shall accept places, or bear arms at the
instigation of those adventurers; shall be put to
death.