The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-21 00:00:00

BERLIN 'GAZETTE lATRA.O DI NARY,

13ERUN NEWS-Is:MA OF 5,1613. . •
" WellaVeijiltt 'received, from Toplitz) tn, t
hernia,* under date 30th . the very
jityful news, that the Allied Army had do that day
entirdvelefeatid and tlestroyed the corps ofGen.
VANI)ANiat. VANDAMM: himself has been wrOund-
ed, at also tieperal HAttr, aid-de-camp of the
French Emperor, Generals GUYOT find HEIMPOJJT.
The Prince ltEussalso,:.'nFreneh General, was
Icille d. Forty guns, 60 ammunition waggonstind
5,000 prisoners have been already brought in, the
remainder of the corps, which was 30,000. strong,
is either MHO or dispersed. This great result has
been brought about by the enemy having been
pttaelted on all shies with great vigour, and.the
greatest gallantry was slim) by the Allied Troops.
The abilityof (.4eneral. and the heroic re-
sistance-Of the Count OSTERMAN- of the preceding
,day, have contributed in a grcat degree to this
complete victory. Whole Faiths of French were
seen lying on the field of battle, and scarcely
10,000 men have escaped in the deroutc,of the

vhole colp.
" It deserves to be, mentioned, that just ss
thanksgivings were making for this victory, the
accounts of the victories of his Royal highness
the Crown Prince of SwEouN, and of Lieut.-Gen.
)3t.tgltan's were received.

We subjoin to these glorious news:the Ge-
neral Orders of General VlPtir BLUCHER, Com-
mander in Chief of the army in Silesia

" Bivouac, between Nantnberg anti Goetlitz, near
the village of Kielingswaltler, Sept, 2.

" Silesia is delivered from the enemy. It is to
your valour, brave soldiCrs of the Russian and
Prossi;in army under my command, to your ef-
forts and patience. in beating.fatigues and wants,
that I-nwe the good fortune of having arrested a
beautiful province from the hands of a rapacious

enemy.
In the battle of the gatzbach, the enemy ad-
vanced presumptuously upon you. Courageously,
and with thu rapidity of lightning, you burst tortli
from behind your heights. You disdained firing
at them. You advanced against them with the
bayonet, and thrust them down the steep banks
of the rapid Niess and the Katzbuth.
" You have since waded through rivers and
tmollen torrents. You have spent whole nights
in the mud ; several of you even without prOVi-
61011S, sos the badness of the roads and-the want of
conveyance prevented the supplies from coming
up. Yon had' to struggle with cold, damp, priva-
tions of tall sorts, and even of clothes, &c. yet you
did wit repine : you diligently pursued the heaten
enemy. Thanks to you' for such praiseworthy
conduct, lie only is a brave soldier who unites
such qualities in himself.
" You have in your hands
.103 cannon, 250
tumbrils, the camp hospitals, the enemy's forges,
bis flour waggonii, one General of Division, two
Brigadier-Get-mak, a great number of Colonels,
Officers of the ,Staff, and other:), 18,000 prisoners,
two eagles, with other trophies. The rest of
tho,f! who were opposed to you in; the battle on
theKatzbach, were so much panic-struck as ,to
be unable to bear the sight of your bayonets.--
You have seen the plains between the Katzbach
and the'Bober; they bear.testimony to the terror
and consternation of your enctnie,,
" Let us send up our thank:, to the Lord of
floits, by whose aid you luive defeated the enemy;
and, assembled in Divine Service, prostrate our-
Save bcf,,re him for the glorious victory he has
granted us. Let your devotions close with three
huzzas, and then once more against the enemy."