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London, England, 1813-11-08 00:00:00

which, hemmed - in, as they are, must necessarily
increase ; and lastly, the advantage of resorting at
once to immediate and vigorous offensive opera-,
iions in all quarters.
The Prince Royal of, Sweden had detacherton
the 4t i, .a diVision Of his a:Tny under the orderS
of the Prince of Hesse homburg, to re-establish •
hivetimmimicatiori at I.,ckeii, and to ensure the.
passage of the river and the town (which is
strong), by strengthening it as far as possible ;
General Hirschfeld had, however, secured this
point before the reinforcement arrived; The gar?,
tison of Magdeburg made attempts upon the Fast
ot Bernburg on the Sadie, a point of infinite im-
portance for the passage of that river, in ease of
need'; they were, however, lwre again checked by
another detachment of Cossacks of General Win-,
zingerode's corps, and two battalions and sonic
guns Were placed here in garrison... The Prince
Royal's army extended this day with it right in
the direetion of the mountain ot Petcrsberg,
point whichSorrus a principal femme in this coun-
try, from its abrupt rise is his left towirds.Cothen
and Llsdorf, while hiS advanced guard was push—
ed into the villages ontbe lett bank of. the Mnida.
The Silesian army
,wire:.in position near
.slalle,
with their advanced guard.at Mersebtirgantl
ditz.

By intelligence from the Grand Army, General
Wittgenstein made a general reconnoitiance from
Boma on the 13th, and marched to his left, oc-
pied Pcgau with 'the greatest part °lbis corps on,
the 14th, eStablishing his communications on the'
left with thejAnstrian corps of. Generals Guilay
and Prince M. Lichten,tein, posted at.Weissenfels
by Naumbourg 'and-joined wish Generals Thiel-
snami and Platoff, towards Ltit.zen, and on the
right with the corps of Gen. Kleinan who march-
ed to Borna, and was t° de(ach to Grinsnra and
Colditz. The Russian' grenadiers and cuirassiers
were at Altenburg.
The main 'body of the 'Grand Army, viz. the
corps of General_ Meerveld, the Austrian army of
reserve, the Mission and Prussian .guarils took
post at Zeist, the corps of Colored° at Chemitz
and !icing, and detached tmeards Rocklitz. Ge•-.
neral Bennigsen. had oiders tamale himself mas-
ter of
.the roads leading on, Nossen and Meissen,
and to push on, with all.possible expedition.
In this general positipn the arnica are to pass
on, hemming in the enemy until they are enabled
to make an attack on all sides. It would appear
under these circumstances if the enemy forces hiti
passage against any one of the corps, the other
united, will fall on the point attacked. The ape-
,
ration becomes the more easy in proportion as the
eonnunnication between the different armies is es•-•
tablished„ and the circle round the enemy is nar-
rowed. In the event of a retreat, the left bank of
the Saale affords a very strong line on the one side,
and the positions of Lutzen, Weissenfela, and Al-
tenburg on the other.
I have also to acquaint your Lordship, that the
Bavarian corps' of General Wrede, and the Au-
strian corps of Prince Reuss, are moving by
forced marches on Bamberg.
The accounts stated at the
.close of my last dis-
patch have. tint been confirmed.
I feel naturally anxious. to keep your Lordship
in possession of the most constant intelligence
n doing so, Lam well awarelas information
ries every hour), that I army run the risk of in't
:accuracy, but l must tope in this case for your
indulgence. • ,
All the corps of the Grand Army have moved
forward this day. General .Blucher hags moved to
Gros Kugel and Skenditz, and pushed his advance
towards Leipsic.; and the Prince Royal has his
right in front of Petersberg, and his left at 'liar:.
big, with the Swedes near Wettin, and the ad-
vance at Brehm.
..I have the honour to be, Ste.
(signed; CittitLEs STEWART:

rttortt THE LONDON G.kZI7I.'TF.I, Nov. 6, 1813.

Nov, 13.

tinsßoyal iligline4!. the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the :mate and lin the behalf of his Majesty, to Fraut the dig-
nity of is Baronet of .the' United .Kingtioin of Great• Brawn
and Ireland :unto the Bight. Hon, Sir. Arch. Mitcdonald, of
Slo•en, in the County of Surrey, )(nicht, late, Chief Baron
of hip M.,jesty's Court of Exchequer,•and the heirs male of his
body lawfnlly begotten.

.4ileiraliv-Office,
Extract of a Letter from Captain Oliver, of his Maj2sty's ship
Vpliiint, addressed to Admiral Sir John IL Warren, and
traiismitted-Ly the Admiral to John W. Cridter, Esq.,
Ilk 'AI ajeAy's Ship Valiant, off New London,- Sept.l2.
I (mg leave. to acquaint you d that I detached the Aeasta an ,
Atalante up Long Island Sound, on tha evening of the to
endeavour to annoy the enemy rthey returned yesterday,
after having taken and destroyed lb sail of smalrvessels
the greater part of thee) being without cargoes, were burnt.:

. .
Nov. G, #Bi:3.
Exti•act Of n Letter front Admiral %Ili !VIOL llon. Sir John
4orlase M'arres), arpi ,Jo4n, Wi C•rolier,

tS—q,---414.ttl at SePt lel3.
•
I request you will inform my Lards romnils,ioners of thy
Admiralty, that previoub to the squadron te.y6og thempper
part of the (:he,apcalie, the troops und..r Sir Sit:ney liecitw,tb
were landed at the puiut, opposite. Poplar Island, on the Con-
tinent and hoeing putts) the.euemy'a -force, and dis-
armed and receive.' the paroles of the militia irr that neigh-
bnurhood, and destroyed s. building-yard, burnt two or three
large schooners, intended for the service- of the •Illy, the
troops were re-cutharited.
•

The-Gazette contains n letter from Capt. r.pa'orth, of los
Majesty's ship Nymphc. mentionins.; the capture of the Para-
gon letter of 'marque no the 1-ttli of August.
A letter from Captain. Dashwood, of the Snap s'.,‘op,' re-
lates the capture of the Lion French higger privateer.
Aletter front Captain William. of hp•Majosty's ship Cres-
tent, states, that on the letit..Spp!motter, near Newtoand-
land, he captured the American Privateeraehooner Libre.dge
Gerry;
A letter from T.ieut. Morgan, of the Barbara schooner, nen-
tions the capture of a P.tuish privateer and a ship torprizt,
on the 15th

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