The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-24 00:00:00

tiers Bake deiiii;re4
.
No OffiCialenrifirtnation,b+hd*dttti4
yet received Of the disastrous Sta`te to whiCii tliet
has been redoced by a.battle the tOtb, iii
WhiCh be was,Vanquished by the CROT3 PRINCE?,
yery particle of our preceding informa
ti(4 leads us to give credit -to, the statements
front Altona. The, CeoWi.i, htiNce was on the
Bth in bivouacbivouacnZLippen Landsdorti, ahont twenty-
.five or 'thirty miles south .of Juterbock. NE?
was flying towards Tagan or Dresden, and Buti-
N&PARTE. marching :northward from the latter
place (not of necessity to reinforce Nrir, in,con-
sequence of a foreknowledge of his defeat, but
in consequence of the, previous defeat of
Disolr, . the indispensable and imperious
need that existed of restoring 'the war in this
viral, quarter), would fall in with and t ally the fu-
gitives.--This would lead to the battle of the
tenth ,—a battle which we trust has put the seal
of destruction upon the falling fortunes of the
Despot.

Should the report be correct in all its particu-
lars, then may we rest in confidence that the mor-
tal career of this Desolator is near its close. To,
or from, Magdchurgh with a diminished force he
can never escape; but the world wilt be delivered
by. a sacrifice whose life blood shall dye a Cos-
sack's spear.—Zuch, we trust, has been the fate of
that greatest scourge of the human race, NAPO-
LEON BUONAPARTE.

The French Papers of the 19th inclusive, which
We mentioned as having seen yesterday, .(having
in this instance priority of intelligence over all
our contemporaries) tt,is d ty simply us with most
meagre extracts. Their insignitiCance however,
as we then suited, is the best. feature they could
possess in these eventliil times. To haVing.tao-
thing to say to the people of France, proves.
the desperate state of.their Tyrant's resources.

, A Report has obtained some currency this
morning in, the. City, that Pamplona had surren-
dered, and our Falmouth letter affords sonic coun-
te►aance. to the fact. We understand, however,
that Government have received no intelligence of
the kind.

A report was strongly in circulation this morn-
ing stated, that one Of our Cruizets had
fallen in with a vessel, having on hoard an Officer
charg.fd with Dispatches, announcing the entrance
of the Allies into Dresden.
,1t is believed, how-
ever, that the vessel alluded to was the Princess
Augusta, which brought letters from the Elbe, hnt
had no Oc'er on board charged. with any such

At a moment when even amid the tremendous
conflict in Germany, the Bridal heart is -still
more anxiously turned to that which is maintained
on the borders of Spain, we have great pleasure in
calling the attention of the public ,to the masterly
letter of Cceraus in our preceding columns—a
composition so animated and able, so sound and
comprehensive, so eloquent and sublime, we will
venture to say bus seldom adorned a page of the
periodical Press in this or in any other country,

A Morning Paper has tried to circulate a report
that Hamburgh. is occupied by the It usSians.
may be so, but at present. no 'such news has ar-
rived.
Lieutenant- WALLIS, who lately escaped from.
French prison, says, that on his way through
France he witnessed a great deal of mul-miring and
dissatisOetion, chiefly t wised by the Clergy, in con-
sequence of a late measure of BuoNfArARTE in or-
dering'nll the Students for the 'Priesthood to he
included in the lists of the conscription. They
remonstrated against this, upon which they wore
ordered to work on different public works, fortifi-
cations,-Ikc. like common labourers.
A piivate letter front Calais, it is said, men-
tions a report of Dresden being in the possession
of the Allies.'
A letter frinn Elbing, dated the 3d instant, ru-
Mours that Dantzic was discovered from that place
to be. on fire.
Orders lave been sent off- to-Lieutenant-Gene-
Oral Sir lortw Hoyt, iu Ireland, to prepare to de-
part with all possible speed for St.. Sebastian's, to
relieve Sir TtioNIAS GRAHAM.
Letters were received yesterday in town from
General Sir Ronuirr Viitt.soN, who is with the
Allied Armies in Bohemia.. Sir ROBERT. was on
horseback, beside the Emperor of RusstA„ at the
moment General MottEAu received his Mortal
wound. The latter had. just galloppvd tip to make
a communication to the 'EmrEllow, and the horses
beads touched when the ball executed its fa-
tal comtnisiOn. Sir Roattur describes the re-
treat of the Allies from before Dresden as being
masterly in the extreme, and as effected without
much loss.
Gene'ri.! RcY, tin late Govetnor of St. Sebas-
tian's, with several of His Officers-, arrived at
Foote's Hotel, in Derby, on 'Wednesday evening;
and, after taking refreshment, proceeded on their
ionrney tor. Shropshire.
It is understood, that Immediately after the
meeting of Parliament, n proposition will be silk-
mitted for enabling the militia to volunteer. by re-
giments foreforeign service, on ti scale limited in
time and place.—(Naming Post)
Lord (ASTLEREAGA gave a grand dinner on
Wednesday to the Earl of LiVenpoot, the CUAN-
coo.on of the Excitt-:cingft,,Mr. and
a sclect party at 1)4 houu;' in St. jaumesi,nuare.