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London, England, 1813-09-21 00:00:00

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IPOREtOMOFFICE, =PT. ft.
Sir CHARLES STEWART, is a subsequent dispatch
3f the Slat August, from Toplita, writes, that the
brilliant actidh of the 30th, in which Count Orraa.
MAN had successfully resisted the advance cf the
French into Bohemia, was followed by a *lost .1 -
decisive victory over that part of the Enemy's
Army which hid advance 4; by Konigstein and •:
Pinta, on the road from Peterswalde to Toylite, "
'by which the corps under General Kunst. was
disengaged from the Moeatalas.
The Enemy had pushed forward on the right,flank
of doe Allies, while they were much impeded by al. 6
IHOSt-iTIVIIHNUIC roads and onfavOurable weather..
I The Enemy arrived at Hollendorf and Kuhn before
the artillery an&baggage of the Allies had got clear
of the mountains.
bler.oaanovzren attacked, with six thousand Res.
sian grenadiers ; two thousand infantry, and four
thousand cavalry. Count Coucutano and General
BIANCHI. with twelve thousand Austri2ns. The re.
mainder was in columns of reserve. As the enemy
were posted on the strong heights of Kelm, in a po•
sitinwalmost importable, the Austriens moved upoo
the right, the Russians attacked en. the left.
At the same moment, the corps of General Kutta
appeared in the rear, on the road of the enemy's re.
treat. Both the lank attacks succeeded, and the
Russians took 40 guns, 60 tumbrils, much baggage,
and the whole equipage of General VANDAMMIL
Nothing remained to the Enemy but a desperate
and precipitate retreat. The demos was general—
arms thrown away—guns and standards indiscrimi.
nately abandoned.

The fruits of the VICEOry SSE VANDASIXE and six
Generals prisoners, 60 guns, 10,000 prisoners, and
six standards. The Cossacks and cavalry continue,
the pursuit.
Sir CHARLES STEWART, who was In this action,
received a severe contusion by the explosion of a shell
which obliged him to quit the field of battles •
Sir CHARLES STEWART also reports the success
of General Stumm over MACRONALD, on the 26dt
August, *hen he took 50 guns, 39 tumtrilv,
' tad above 10,000 prisoners. The contest continued
thrOugh the 27th and 28th ; the result wad 30 guns,
and 5000 more prisiners.
The Park and Tower Guns were fired this after.
noon in celebration of the glorious intelligence from
the Continent above communicated.

PUPAL lATALLIGRNCE. •
The Howard, Captain REDMRAD, from Lisbon to
St. Andero, was taken and burnt on the 30th ultimo, ,
off Cape Finisterre, by the Lion privateer. She had
previously burnt twelve other vessels, end was mule"
ins in company with two other privateers.
the SPARTAN frigate has arrived off the Lizard.
from Halifax, with two vessels; sailed the 21st tilt,
with 19 vessels under convoy.
The Cuo sloop of war has arrived off the Frith of
Forth, from Archangel, with a fleet.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. If. •
Arrived last evening the American schooner Ned,
Vittuwat HACIIRT master, from New York, frith a
valuable cargo, consisting of sugar, cotton, cocoa,
&c. bound to Bourdeaux, captured by the -Roxislast
brig of war, which arrived here yesterday from a
ernise.--Arrived last night the REVOLUTION IRE ..Rd
FRITTA, with 14 transports under their protection
from St. Sebastain, having on board prisoners—willed
six days since. Two other transports, with pi isoners,
sailed with them, and 'separated on paEsage.—
Arrived the schooner Erin, belonging to ti,is p qr. •
JAMES Twoffir master, from St. Andero. in bitli4st.
Arrived this morning a French 'schooner privateer,
prize to one of our cruisers, and a sloop of war with
a convoy from the Eastward. Also arrived the Dim.
CAN and WARSPITS from the Channel fleet, and the
American ship Hebe, Captain Roanssow, - and a car.
tel, from Rochelle to America, with Mrs. BARLOW
on board, detained and brought in by the WARSPITIL
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER so.
Arrived the RAPID schooner, from the Eastward.
nothing sailed to-day.—The following transports wit
sail in the morning, under convoy of his Majesty's
ship MADAGASCAR, for Bilboa and Santander, 'via.
the Trent; Regent, Voyager, Reward, Mary Ann,
Hope, Royal Oak, Jupiter, Mars, Britannia, King-
ston, Ceres, Astrea, George, Ariel, Regalia, Am-
phitrite, Barricle, and the Eliza.—Wind Easterly.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER 20.
Early this morning the homeward-bound West-
India Leeward island Fleet, under convoy of his
Majesty's GRAMPUS and SURINAM sloop, passed
through the Doves for the River. The Gamma
and SURINAM anchored in the Downs. .
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER so.
The Earl of Leicester packet, Capttin HAMMOND,
arrived at day-light this morning, having landed her
Mails and four Messengers at Yarmouth. The
Auckland packet, Captain BRILDGR, has arrived 'to.
day from Gottenburgh, having sailed at the same
time with the Leicester, a Messenger is also come by.
her. The Diana, Captain MiDosoooff, from Heli-
goland, is come in likewise ; no particular news from
thatquarter. The King George, Captain wince,
sails this evening for Gottenburgh. A convoy of
about 250 sail, sailed last Monday week from Got..
tenburgh for ,England ; last Sunday week saw them
off the Scaw, wind W. thinks they returned on Mon-
day, the wind blowing strong westerly.—Quarter to
seven, ,t. re. It has just been announced as per 'Tele-
graph from Yarmouth, that the homeward-bound
Baltic convoy has this day passed that port.
YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER se

His Majesty's ship PINCHER, with IS or 15 vessels
under convoy, is at the back of our Sands, supposed
to be from Heligoland, but no communication can
be had to save this post.—Lord and Lady Bum.
Hama and suite will embark at one this day on bawd
the DAPILNI4 stud proceed itnmediately to Gotta*,
burgh. :