The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-25 00:00:00

HELIGOLAND MAIL.

FIELIGor.A.ND, OcT. 21.—Bremen capitulated
on the 13th, to TETTENBORN ; the garrison con-
skted of 1500 men : it is allowed to return to
rrance, on condition of not serving for one year.
On the 13th, the Prussians and Russians en-
tered Rotcnberg, near Bremen' where they took
5 cannon, and 2 howitzers, and made 300 OH-

soners.

An immediate change'is expected in the poli-
ties of Denmark.
At Copenhagen the Russian Secretary of Lega-
tion I:, expected back, and should the dispute re-
apeeting Norway he adjusted, 'a similar change
tufty bt e vvet ed in roapeet to the Hanseatic Cities,
The Winscatic cavalry were yesierday within
one German rrtile and ,a half of Lubeck.
'The head-quatte.rilt,Ofslor gimperora of AosTsit
4tn,t attssito. d the King of. I):tusi't-A. haire been
'removed to 11;ql,ra.
WALmonitti passed through Berlin on the 7th,
on his way to the Crowd Prince of SwgnEN'3
head-yiarters.
'31J1101,4, OCT. 13.-We have a report here
that Wittenberg and Baden' have joined the good
CALM ; Should this prove to be th.e case, it wqi
be of the utmost importance.
Bulletin, dated the 9th in3t. is reported to
have arrived in this City, stating in substance that
General 'l.:[,ucin hail defeated the French,, and
taken 2000 pri6'oners, and 26 pieces of eannon ;
and.. that battle bad been offered the CROWN
• PaiNcr. near .Dessau, which be declined accept-
ing. The Mayor of Lubeck hae heen brought in
here under an escort Of geni.d'armea.
Prince ECKI.4 (DIVOOST) Was here on the
'2d ; it is said that he t.et off in the evening for
Sllfnttcle bur h.
lI4LIGOLAIID, OCT. 21.---Accounts brnught by
the vessel which Conveyed the intelligence 'of
Bremen being occupied by the Russians',•• positively
state that the Bavarians twee joined the Allies,
and that. Wirtcmberg was immediately expected
to follow' the example.
,ital.zsnouito, OCT. 8.--The enemy endenVour-
ed on the tith to force the passage, at Buchen ;
attacked this post and erected a battery of 12
rif c;ipnoti in the village,' for the purpose
of ag,iug the entrenchment Which evered the
bridt,v't in' the rear.; be at the same time placed se-
veral battalions of infantry in the houses Of 'that
not withstandi mg. a cannonade which lasted
two hours, its which upwards of 1000 cannon shot
were fired, eat] the eontinnallire kept up by the
battalion in umbras) " in the village, yet the
enemy' could not succeed in, obliging two einp-
panies of volt ip,enrs of the 30th regiment of the
whim diacoiled the bridge, to quit their post.
He retired miter having soffered -a great loss in
kilkd and Ivoinicied o
.' Onour 'part, 1 voibe4l lt r s
were killed, and 12 wonnileth
gen. De.,l,itattan ;as, who conitnnink in this neigh.
botirhood, bestows the greatest praho,on the in.
trephrty off these two companies u .
of voltikera...,.
He particularly notie,;.s the Captain (4:EDER?
altid HAY DE &Ince, and the Serje.int ett.e, who,
although wounded, would not quit its post until
the enemy had 'retreated.
The.et.emy, at We same time, made demon!.
titration against the troops at notzeburg. Gen.
Lows e.insed Gen. ROME 'to iltiVatlCC. With some
It tttcllions to reconnoitre the enemy's intentions.
'Fite said Generd -fell in with the Meeklenburgh
toot yagers, and fikni, VBGESACK'S Corps.
~Gen.
Rota attacked.amlMented the vanguard, malting
120 prisoners, and killed or wounded' twice as
many Alcor e.
enemy'b troops which' followed the S 1111•7
runrd, have not proceeded an their march. Onr
loss is very inconsiderable, as the enemy ma,
VlCettVred, wits Cht off, and immediately thrown
hito disorder,
On the 7th,;the enemy attacked our right
at Kugel, with )800 infantry, slime squadrons',
and 6 pieces;ut artillery. 'lt cure to a tolerably brisk

fire of inustinetry, after which the enemy retired.
1.-le, left a good number of killed and wounded be-
hind him :in the field.' We suffered no loss'at all.
it was the Dsoles who had this small affair with
the euciny, In whieli they behaved with the :lame
bravery of which they have given continual nroofs.
The fine behaviour of two .squadrons of banish
Itusars deserves • particular mention, 32 then of
which having attacked a battalion of Lutzow, and
made CO men belonging to it • prisoners. The
great intrepidity shewn by the Danish hussars',
was the cause of our, having sustained scarcely
any loss at all. The &everal small 'attacks made
by the enemy on the Stecknitz, has cost him, ac.
cording to his oWn-confession, 700 men in kilied,
wounded; or prisOner3. C.: loss does not amount
to 40 men,

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MOST GLORIOUS NEWS.

THE ENEMY COMPLETELY SURROUND..

ED, EVEN AT LEIPSIC !

OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
4, SUN-OFFICE, lima,-rasp e'Creicit.
" Dispatches have been received this morning
from Sir C. STEWART, dated Rottenburgh, Ilth
inst. where were at that time the head-quarteti
of the Citowx Paibice. The combined Silesian
and Northern Armies were in the act of crossing
the &ale between Halle and Wettin, nod their
advanced-guards were already in constant commu-
nication with the light cavalry of the Bohemian
Army; and PLATOFF in the rear of the enemy. A
general engagement was expected shortly to take
place.
" Intelligence had been received at, Berlin on
the 13th, that Marshal NEY had crossed the Elbe,
in the rear of the Combined Armies under the
CROWN YktINCE and General BLUCHER, between
Torgatt and Wittenburgh.
Lord MERMEN Writas from Commotau on
the 9th, that the Prince of SCHWARTZbtlialaitG'S
110411-liwart ora wri; re then very near Leipsig, and
oat Genevais BrAiiiortuszet a,nt Cotosuiron had
forced the Eimmy's etttreuclnem4
and were in advance towards Dresden."

DESTRUCTION OF NLY,PS AItAir.—ENTRaNCX OF
TOE di,LtES INT(7I)II.I4ADEN, WIAERE THEY FOUND
TWENTY-FOUR TtIOUSAND sICK PitENcEl AND
ONE HUNDRED & siXTr.rotatnixo OF CANNoN.,
BREMEN OCCUPIED 1W THE RUisiANs.—HOTH
EA7,•;KS Or THE waEtt CLEARED OF THE ENEMY.
—ALL, WESTPHALIA IN Auras WITH THE
wlTTENtikatti TAKEN.—JEItoME LUONAPNItE RE-
PORTED TO, BE PRISONEIL—FRENcH FRIGATE
CAPTURED, &c. 4c. &c. . .
Another Mail 'from (..-:ortenburgh has just ar-
rived, from which we have (Alice writing the ob.
:.:rvations below On preceding arrivals) extracted
the MOST GLORIOUS NEWS, which coml.
nut's to flow in upon 44 'with a rapidity. only
by its Magnitude end parionotint import-
' Indeed, the scene seems closinground the'
,and champion of JacOhinisin and inure
let-
' compeer of Monarchs, but in every tit.
ratter the scourge of the human race.--
s
Over the fate of the exalted Wretch him.
self a very considerable . degree of mystery
is thrown. We, know. twt when he left Dres.
den, or if 1141 has been to leave it.—We
know not but he may have periabed in an attempt
to fly to Leipsig. All we km is, that the Cos-.
sacks, the tremendous Cossacks, ,Are around him
that by the latest accounts be Inetd•not rOClied ttfe
destination, and that theL 'Veen .4n-
tereepted ; a dreadful cannonading' heard; the
,Canwta retwett and the Bohemian army gushing,
on bet wecn bun and Francep7,--in fine, all isdotibt,
anxiety, and ue certainty.
lietAdes this nut, we have the following very
probable, though not official intelligence, by_tha
Princcss Caroline and the If men of war„ at.
rived with a large baltie convoy in the Downs,
They lng'inteiligenee from Carlitcrona down to
• •
the l.lth inst. where accounts bad been received
" that Gen. IiENNIGZEIsI hido,3'rived sit 411U1111,
ruse the signal fora general movement of
the Allia .armies; that, accordingly,. the to-
hernia n and Silesian arnries had entered Dres-
den, where they fonrid .24,060 sick I"renelinien
and IG4 pieces of 6innon ; that ,Wittenberg
had been takeir bythe 1 ril'ssi:ins,,an4 that all kla-
nover, and a great part of tVestphaliti was In ,u
state. of insirrection." Wt firther-learn by let-
ters from lieligoland, " that 4othboks,pf 'time
'Peter are now completely clearici 'of time enenly, and

that ft boat had arrived there from Bremen, which
had been dispatched from, that city by Gen. TE7-
TENI3OIIN, who, as we have stated in our foreign in-
telligence, hadtaken that city on the hith. That the
Berlin papers of the t;tlr captain an official account
of the "faience between Austria and Bavaria, and, no
doubt was entertained hut that Wurtemberg would
join the Allies ; that Hambuigh was also daily ex-
pected to be evacuated ; that the Caawb; Patizcx
Inks sent a' Deputation to Denmark, offering to
settle all -differences between ;be two Courts ;
And it is understood the terms are so liberal that
they would be readily acceded to.

It is also 'lvry confidently stated, that JEROME
BUONAPARTE was a prisoner. Certain it is, that
the whole of the kingdom of Westphalia had
abandoned him, and declared for the Allies. Mr..
ELLERIVIAN, who fills an official situation at Heli-
goland, states many of these, particulars in so cir-
cumstantial a manner that no doubt can be enter-
tained of their authenticity.

The folloWing,are.the contents of tl►e Gotten
I)urgh Mail :

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GOTTENBLIROIf, OCT. 21.—The Caowx
Pawcz's head-quarters are at Gurlitz, near
Halle. J-lis intention is to join the Austrian army
near Chemnitz, and attack NAPOLEON in his rear
between Leipzig awl Dresden. The whole of the
Northern German. Atiny was in motion on the
11th for that purpose.
"Marshal Nay cut hitnselfa passage through the.
Allied Army at Wittenberg, and re-crossed the
Elbe at Wittenberg and Torgatri there were
however no fears of his being able to advance, as
General TAUEKZIEN was close upon 'him.

" P. B.' Accounts are said to have this' instant
been received, dated in the night between the
15th and 16th inst. from Stralsund, stating that
NEITIS corps has been completely routed, and the
3Thole of it either killed or ptisoners. No parti-
cular.' are known."