The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-04 00:00:00

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nnitiittnitlon *etc tint till rorivarti ; and the
Prince Royal addr4...ssed the litter by au offer., that
he would head Aheml immediately aviioat the
enemy., which they.tti a man accepted. -
Tire c:orniiittnicatton,teilig huts estabii§tied
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tWeen the grioul nttnetis and that of thee two ar-
mies) the (.Irand Duke ConAtintine, Genetais
and other oflicets' 91 distinc-
tion, joined the Prince Royal, communicating the
eventi carryin;.;• on that direction. '

It seems, the limit desperate resistance '‘iras
made by the enemy at Probethede, .`.',l4;ileritz, and
Connevitz, but the different: eoltuttn,,, hearing, on
these points, as detailed in my fornior dispatcht
finally carried every thing before tip.m. General
Bennigsen•taking the vilb,ges upon the right batik
of the Heutschove, having been joined by General
Bubna front Dresden, General Tolstoy.,, liar tug
_come pp- and relieved the former in the blockade
.of that city, and General rittilay mini(Y.!, uVVlin V.; lvith
`24;000 ty usti inns upon the left bank of the Elster.
:Generals Thielentan and Prince Maurice Lichten
stein's corps moved upon the saute river ; and the
result of the dar'Was,..tbat the enemy lost above
40,000 men in :killed, wounded, and prisoners,
sixty-five pieces of artillery, and seventeen batta-
lions of German infantry, With all their stair and
generals, which came over en masse during the
act ion.

The armies remained upon the ground on which
they had so bravely conquered this night. The
Prince Royal had his bivouac at Patmsdorff;
nem' Blucher's remained at Witteriti, and the
Empet•or's and the King's at Roda.
Mont the close of the day, it was understood

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the enemy were retiring by Weissenfels and Mun-
burg ; General Blucher rt-ceived an order from the
King of Prussia, to detach in that direction. The
-nmeeMent of the Prince Royal's army completely
excluded the retreat on Wittenberg ; that upon
Erfurt had long since been lost to them ; the line
of the Skate alone remains, and as their flanks and
rear will be operated npon during their march, it
is difficult to say with ‘vhat portion of their army
they may get to the Rhine.
This morning the town of Leipzig Was attack-
ed and carried, after a short resistance, by, the
armies of General Blucher, the Prince Royal, and
General 13ennigsen, and the grand army. Mar-
shals Marmont and Macdonald commanded in the
town ; these, with Marshals Angercan and Vic-
tor, narrowly escaped, with, a stiiall escort.
Their AL9esties, the Emperor of RIISII3, and the
King of Prussia, and the Crown Prinee of Swe-
den. each heading their respective troops, en-
tered the town at different' points,• and Met in the
Great Spun e. The acclamations and rejoicings
of the people arc not to be described.
The multiplicity of brilliant achievements, the
impassibility of doingjustice to the firmness that
has been displayed, the boldness of the concep-
tion of the Commander in Chief, Field Marshal
the Prince Schwartzenberg, and of the other ex-
perienced leaders,. together with the shortness of
the time allowed me for making up this dispatch,
will plead, I hope, a sufficient excuse for my not
Sending a more acemate or-perfeet detail, which
I hope, however, to do hereafter: ,
I send this dispatch by my Aide-de-Cam, Mr,
James, who has been .distingnished for his ser-
vices since he haS been with this army : he has
alSo been with me in all the late events; and will
be able to give your Lordship all further par-
ticulars.

i.have the Tumour to be, ix.
(Signed) CHARLES S'rE.W.AIi,T, Lieut. Gen.

P. s, On the held of battle this day an officer
arrived fron► General Tettenhorn, bringing the
information of the surrender of Bremen to the
corps
_under his orders;and the keys of the tots!),
ivhich wereprosentcd by the Prince Royal to the
Emperor of Russia. C. S.

?TAIL,.

NARIVED-1 Lisbon, 1 Guernsey, I Jersey, I Dublin, I Wo.-
terford. Dtrx-1 Cudiv., 1 Ltsbun, 1 Maltu, •9 Gotten-
burgh, 1 Corunua, 3 licligolund.

KING WILLIAM LANDI:D.--Hoirtay at the Exdieritter, Bank,
aitd.South-Sea Ilo“se.

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HIGH wATEn :yr LONDON 1311IDC/E TO-MORROW. •
Morning, 13 minutes after 11. Evening, 49 minutesafter 11.