The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-27 00:00:00

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ti) PARIs, cr .4 aiesty the I4:flung
tind QuEgg hai received the G,llowingintelogeoce
(thin the army, of the I l th of Septethber
44 The enemy's Orand Army, bea:kw at: Dres-
den, took refuge in bohemia, Jaformcd that•t he
nuperor bad gone .to Silesia, the Allies
corps. of 80,000 men, compwed. of RuNsians,
Pru;iinus, and Austrians, and on the Stb marched
upon ilottendtirf, the 6th upon Qiethubel, and
the 7th. oil Pirna.

" On .the Htti, at noiin, the EsUperot proebede.!
to Dolma, ordered 11ar3hal Sr. Cyr to attw.',c she
enemy's advanced goard, %OkS I); Oe-
neral Bonnet from tl'e heightg of Dolma. J ),lying
the night; the V'reneh trek upon the oausp of
Pima.

" On the Oth, the French urn)), marched 'upon
Borna and Furstenwalde. The EnTeror's head-
quarters ►-ere at Liebstadt. •

" On the 10th, Mar dial St. Cyr marched from
the village of Purstenwahle upon the Geyersberg,
which commands the' Bohemian philii. General
Bonne., with the 43d division, descended into the
plain near Toeplitz. The enemy's army, Which
endeavoured to rally, after baiting called. all its
detachments from Saxony; was seen. If the del
bOuch from. the Geyersbecg had been practicable
for artillery, that army Would haVe been attacked
in Hank during its march ; but all the cllortsmade
to get tie cannon down Avere ineffectual.

" General Oman() debauched upon the heights
of YeterSwaltle, whilst General Diimonceau ar7:
rived here by firdiendorf. Wchave made some
lttmdteds-nf prisoners, of which steral are of,
ficers. The enemy constantly avoided' battle, and
precipitately retired in all directions.—On the
1 I th the
.Emperor returned to Dresden."
PAWS, SEPT. 22.—We have been some days
without receiving intelligence from the hrlad-
quarters. The last letters were of the .11th. .Some
of the 11th have arrived to-day, which announce
that his 111.1jesty was still at Dresden; and conti-.
need to enjoy the best .health. The artny was
magnificent, and disposed to take advantage of all
the chances which fortune- should oiler it. The
partial advantages which the enemy had gained
upon some points, Were not sufficiently important
to alter the operations of the principal army, at
the head of which was his Majesty. We have to-
day received intelligence from the Army of
dated the 14th of September. The VieerOy's
bead-quarters were at Laybach, and the situation
Of,affairs continued to be satisfactory.
NUS, SEPT. 19.—Her Majesty the _P.:NU:TES§
QUEEN and REGENT has received the following
intelbubence from the army, dated the ith of ,Sep-
tember

" The Duke of Reggio, with the 12th; 7th,
and 4th corps, marched on the 23d of August
up-
on Berlin. He ordered the village of Trebbin,
defended by the enemy's army, to he attacked,
and fOreed;ii. : he continued his movement.

" the, 12th of August, the 7th. corps 'not
having strceeded in the battle of Gros-lieeren,
the Duke of Reggio marched plum Wittemberg.
On the 3d of September, the Prince of
Prince of Muskwa took the cotumand of the army,
and marched upon losaerburg. On the sth, he
attacked and defeated General Tatteutzien ; hut
on the 6th he was attacked on his march by Ge•
Herat Billow. Some charges Of caw-dry on his
rin.,;o• ntu,u hip parks. fle.was
obliged to retire upon Torgau. Lie lost 8000 men
killed, winnoled, Or prisoners, and 12 pieces
.of
cannon. The enemy's loss must also hare been
very great."