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London, England, 1813-08-26 00:00:00

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h*6 been reinforced, arid a're stronger than before
the battle of Bautzen. i Count Wittgenstein; wW).
commanded 'at Lutzen and Bautzen, has teen re-
moVed from the command, and Barclay de Tolii
appointed in his room. (ireat 'confidence is placed
in him; Wittgenstein is. however, still with the
army; I= saw him to-day paying a visit to Barclay
de Tolli.— ,The Russian and Prussian GuardS are
splendid troops, all grenadiers ; I never saw 'finer
men. These battalions, amounting to nearly
30,000 men, were reviewed about three weeks
ago by the Emperor and King, and I understand a
finer spectacle could not be conceivied. Prom such,
troops, with skill and. itaanimity iii their Officers,
we may expect every thing. TLie Prussians Itim-
pear very anxionS fora renewal of hoStllities.—
One spirit of opposition to the Freneli seems to
mmimate time entire population. In Berlin nothing.
is thought of but war7--hodics of the citizens are
seen exercising with their pikes, in every direc-
tion. Time Congress at Prague. stfill cOutunies ; hut
the result or progress of its labours is not known.
Ministers frOm France. Austria, Ritsia, and Prus-
sia, ate there. Either Caulineourt, or the Count
de Narbonue, for France; Count Metteruich,who•
,
is, I believe, in the French interest, tor Austria ;
I forget those for Russia and yrtissia.
" I went over the other day to see the position
at Schweidniiz, which the Allies are -,fortifving,
and which will very probably, if a renewal ot:hos-,
tilitics takes place, be the scene,of another action.
It is about ten English miles from hence.. It con-
sists of two hills, of inconsiderable height, which
will be occupied by the left and .centre. , These
heights are fortifying, and will be connected by
redoubts.. The left will be 'tolerably strong on.
two sides, as the approach is rather steep ; but
there is nothing to prevent a march in the plain,
without the range of shot, and a consequent at-.
tack on the rear. The right, too, is quite open ;
here it is. said, the cavalry are to act. Altogether
it appeared to our party to be no greit things ; hut
Lord Cathcart in his dispatcli exprisSed a different
opinion, and lie ought to know best. The
2 russians , too, are repairing the fortification of
Schweidnitz, which hail been blown up by the
French at the conclusion of the last peace-it may
be made strong---10,000.then have been employed
since the conchtsion of the Armistice, yet, munch is
to be done.--We have Cossacks herein great abun-
dance ; some froth beyond the Caspian, armed with
bows and arrows ; others wrapped imp in their
bear-skins, from the North ; and almost every
one differing from the tither in appearance. Sc-:
veral of theism carry about them the spoils taken in
the last retreat--,these nothing will induce thein
to part with. ' They are -amounted on miserably
looking small.boases, resembling very much the
small wilts horses in Kerry ; yet these creatures,
from their activity and the habit of being con-
stantly at work, , and exposed to all kinds of wea-
ther, are capable of great fatigue. A Cossack al-
ways carries his booty and baggage with him on
his horse, generally in !mks placed under•the sad-
dle. They 'are therefore considerably raised above
the hack of the horse, and you may judge of his
.success by the degree of elevation. Though they
have have no qualms of, conscience towards. other
people, whether allies or enemies, yet it is said
they act with strict honesty towards each other.
The only part of them Which receives pay; is time
Cossacks of the Guards. This is a picked corps
finer body of men cannot be' found • they , •....
very tall, .. grcrY4llo Utatillnly:ll
and armed like the rest 'with %Atilt/
spear, their principal weapon, which they Ilse
with great dexterity, a sword, and a case t* '
tioilise.
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ERNATI/31.--;;ln.our Paper of yesterday, in the Hero of the,
Trial, GcrrrY v. IlsAv, it should have been printed-" it iN.
" Nor necessary very particularly to detail this evideneei"fte.'
instead of " it is necessary."

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