The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-13 00:00:00

tERLIO OAZETTAI...(gx*BA PAPER)

*We have just received the following from
Ili, it ToplitZi dated Sept. 20 ;,--The
ria Ninjor-(it.o. Rayon Se: FT Llpranit has ex.
vented the &alter givto ttitlt to marcki Vritthorg,
with that prechitoo anti coinage for which he is
well known. He pbsted kimself, au the even-
ing of the 17th lust-. in ambush.at Berttalorf, near
11-trielnugh, and by that means appeared uuexpect
Guy before the gates, early 013 the morning of the
18th.

" The enemy had shut up the town, and all the
gates were manned with infantry. ScuLu-
ll/aft 'caused several divisions to advance by ch
enitons roads against...the Meisuer- and Donal.

Ire; himself 'the main column

nguinht the Erhetsdor! gate.' The enemy tietend-
. ed 11'111150f with great obsti snick but at length the
berbtimi gate was bloke open, Enid some, divi-
sions, of eavair y immediately gailoped into the'
town, and., after a 'short resistance, tuatl the ger.

rison prisoners.

u General 13:1ZINO) 20t?taff andsuperlor

566 Mounted ilussar, and 220 intartry into
our hands, Our total loss consists in imp yuget
killed, and three wounded. .

"General StrituTl;Eß praises the distinguished
Colllhfet ta, his' troop of all deser:l)tion6, and
makes' very particular mention of the 7th Vager
134ttaliou, Cll(inel Val VA.vnEa, and Lieut.• Co-
lonel ANGN,MAYEK, of Ova battalion ; Calnnins
DEvAux and WuStnol,ll',. of the regiment of VIN.-
CENT'S Light norse, and Lieut ,Colnel :stmt.
ormE, of eue-Gcneral Staff, have highly distinguish-
t),
ed themselves.

"The Strakund Papers of tlfe 2tith and 28th of
September, contain two Bulletins from the CROWW
PRINCE. The former mentions that in the night
between the 16th and 17th two companies of the
regiment Joseph Napoleon, consisting of 164
Men, with .a chief of battaliokand two officers,
deserted to the advanced posts of the CrtowN
PRINCE near Biedenitz ; they were carried ti-ohe'
head .quarters of his Highness, whence they will
be sent back to Spain..
The 2d Bulletin, among other things, states,
that qn the 17th the EmperorNApOLEott in person
attacked the post of Nollendorf, in the Bohemian
passes, but was• repulsed by the corps Of the
Austrian Generals CoLtonebo and Max,syith
the loss of 7 pieces of cannon, 1 standark.and
4000 prisoners, among Whom are the General of
Brigade Kteurta.
" Since the conclusion ‘of the Armistice the
United Northern' 'German Armies have taken
above 28,000 prisoners. From the 17th August
to the 18th September, 18,257 ptivate soldiers and
2D9 officers prisoners. •

• " Above two thousand were on their •Wily.
thither, between two and three theuSand sick have
been left in the hospital at Jnterbtieb,'Tritenbrit-
zen, Belzig„ and Brandenburg ; and the corps of
Omit Wid.motww, which sends its prisoners "to
.
Stralsund has taken above 4000. When to these are
added the killed, Irounded, and missing, the loss of
the armyactipwagainst the Northern German ArMy
may be 'estimated at neatly 45,000 men ginte'ti;e
17th August:. -The prisoners Illftdtl by General B.Lu-
CHER and the grand Bohemian Army amount' to
404000. Without exaggeration, therefore, the
whole loss of the enernysince the late:Commence-
ment of hostilities, may be estimated 'at 100,000
men and 250 pieces of cannon. •

" If, as every thing seems to lead us to expect,
Bavaria and Wurtemburg should join the Allies,
NAPOLEON will not have more than 150,000 French
to tnuploy in the field."