The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-14 00:00:00

on the Doper by, the 27th, and completely de-
feated the French corps in that direction. The

following Letters state the particulars :

" YARMOUTH, So.r. 13.
"The Ben iloy packet, from Gottenburgh, landed
Mdsseqspr at Winterton last night; he is the

hearer of Dispatches relative to an Action fought
on the 27th between the corps of BLUCHER and
S4CURN, against three divisions of the French

Army, commanded by NEY, LotunisToN, at

Nlic,DoNALn ; that a most decisive Victory was
obtained over them, owing principally to the gal..
lantry displayed by SACHEN'S corps ; that very
few prisoners were made, but that the action was
most sanguinary, and that the Allies had taken
pieeeg of tatli;on. The Ileaufty Jointo 114.0
count of the &Ink of Dresden, The Battle
of the 27th is said n. have been fought near
13unzlau."

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

" Beamfoy packet, Capt. Noßats:fruit
ellgolancl, which landed aillessenger late lasi

night, at Winterton, we arc informed, that a
Battle was fought on the 27th ult. ncarßunzlaw,
between pile Allied Army, commanded by Generals
BtmenEß .and SACIIEN; and the French, Under
NC?, LAUROTQN, and AlicnotlArm, in which the
French were completely defeated, with the lobs
of 25 pieces Of catingn, and an irtit»ense number
of killed and wounded ; the French were retreat-
ing in. great disorder, 4tkd.were closely, pursued by
the Allies."

The tinny here &fetal, ' is the second of the
French great armies, and consisted of four corps,
the 311, !Tay's (Moskwa), the sth, Latraisrotes,
the 6th MArtmoNr's (Ragusa), and the I Ith,
'MACDONALD'S (Timeworn) the lager having the
cowmand• in consequence of NEY'S accompanying
ilooNaraaTE to Dresden. 141Aumowr also was in
the Tyrant's suite, anti we have reason to be-
lieve the majority of his corps (the 6th) ; so
that there were only the 31, sth, and I Ith, to be

beaten on the Bober. The letters mention DA.,
VOUST by mistake, itt!tead of AtticnoNm.n.
victory is of immense importance, and most force
ail the Vrench grinica to ituddio together. upon
Dresden, thence Virl) 1101Ibt not to Beck safety OD
the 'thine.

in Pt n,sia, as appears by the Crtovvti Pnitsrcz's
Bulletins, and the Berlin Paper 4, received this
morning, the tide of victory flows unturned with
the 4043. 4 finer ttrtny tinni 0141 of the North
Ciertnany never took the field and under an
able Commander, and in a country where every
heart horn 3 to participate io its expjoits, it has
proved, anti will eontione to prove its val4o.
These Bulletins arc in our first page, the coo-
tents of the lierli4 P4pers

EXTRA. MAP `.; PAPER Or 4170VIST
" 110 f; Qao,l,

" Frviich ,A,.rnof is in fib)! yetreat. "rni
liowo pli the in.i!iges hehinci thew, „,1 ap-
pew, to be taking the cIYYLci ion of the E)e. It is,
nevprtheic,Q, possible they maj ottempt t„
;t hind Lt1e!,,,,01, 4 place ilp;ell h t let I) Patti
Orin , flip wt.. are
g,-,itrei! It eioine it it t ,V,nrifiver 0

mia, we repeat, that intercepting first corps
has been utterly destroyed, its commander, the,
executioner. of Bremen, slain in the battle, in-
stead at paying his forfeit life on the scaffold, and
the fugitives, it any have escaped, only owing the
preservation of their lives to the reFquishment
of arms, artillery, baggage, every thing that con-
stitutes the soldier or the army. When a flying
enemy find time to do such deeds as this, what
muy we not expect from Our Allies when press.
ins onward," flushed with hopes of victory and.
conquest ?
Here (before we 'close our remarks upon the
Bohemian part of the war), it may be well re-
mind the faint. hearted among us, who may at-
tach more credit than we do to the Tyrant's ex-
aggerated Bulletins, that even allowing one Half
of what he asserts. to be true, and that the Allies
have been driven back with immense loss into
Bohemia, there they will find embodied while
the Invader is playing his last game' with his
last stake, new armies to reinforce and sup-
port them. All'the mighty levies of the Austrian
Empire are behind them, and weltiow that there
are already four great camps formed, besides the
mass of the Hungarian► Insurrection, at Pilsen un-
det liLENAti, at. Wels under Prince 'Vim Risuss,
in Steyerbach, under HILL.EIi, and at Pres 7
burg thearmyofeeserve. Why, BOON APARTE has but
begun to encounter the foes his tyranny and a►n-
bition have ranged in artai against him:
In Silesia, BLUCLiER and Yoncx, Sii;cxy.t/ and
LAXGERON, having, as we last week anticipated,
recovered their ascendancy, in consequence of the
heavy draught by ►which NAPOLEON weakened his
-force in that quarter, to enable him to make a
stand at Dresden, instantly resumed the offensive.
The men who were represented as flying toJatter
on the 23d and 24th, have returned to Bunzlatt