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London, England, 1813-10-07 00:00:00


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THURSDAY, OCTOBER '7, 1815.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Caas.sB6—foracc. Ssli—Boads Is. Si. dls.
- IS per ct. sq 811-oing. 71f—Exch. Bills par Is. dls. Ss. pr.
.We yesterday stated that fresh Paricrapers were
in town—to-day we present eitracts. The most re-
cent intelligence from the vicinity of Dresden is to
the 28th ult. and from Paris to the 4th inst. The
Austrian Army in Bohemia is still in full activity—
and so formidable is its attitude, that it requires the
dile of the French army to watch it. The Imperial

Guards—the corps of the Dukes of BIELLUNO and
R AousAL-the reserve of the artillery—the corps! of
Count LOBAU—and the cavalry under Latrouß MAU-
BOURG, are the troops opposed to it—they form the
Most numerous and best appointed proportion of the
French army.
" The " Confederates," as the Allied Russian
and Austrian armies in BOhemil are now called, con-
tinue their harassing system of issuing from the
passes, and we are briefly told that the French corps,
after repeatedly following them into the plains of
Toplitz, had retired upon Erzeberg.
But it is upon the side of Silesia, and from the
gallant BLUCHER, that the Tyrant must now expect
the most desisive blow. That enterprising and suc-
cessful General having advanced within fifteen miles
of Dresden, rendered it necessary for BONAPARTE to
come out in person to attack him. BLUCHER, accor-
ding to the good old system, retreated fighting to the
Spree, but carefully avoided-any general engagement.
During this temporary advance and retreat, 131. u.
num was in full communication with the Bohemian

army—a circumstance of no mean account in forming
our estimate of the probable results of the campaign.
BONAPARTE returned on the 24th to Dresden, order-
ing the Duke of TARENTUM to take up a position on
the heights of Weissig, eleven miles from Dresden.
Another Paris article states, that BONAPARTE was ex
pected again at Bischefswerda on the 27th, and that
great events were expected in that direction. Bis-
chefswerda is a central point, eastward from Dres-
den—it is precisely, that point towards which the
armies of BLUCHER and the Toplitz Confede-
would advance, after forming a junction. If a
is to be hazarded, therefore, Bischefswerda will
))y be the scene of action.
the direction of the Elbe, or rather of the
PRINCE'S army, BONAPARTE, and his deputy
ince of MOSICWA, are not less encompassed with
Wes. The Allies are now in a condition to
the transit of provisions by the Elbe to Dreg-
the very boast of saving 20,000 quintals of
•Tom seizure, is an evidence that the French had
a desperate run for it.
CaawN PRINCZ is preparing to pass the Elbe
Dessau, and is no doubt directing his movements
Is Leipsic.
tat is said respecting the success of the Saxon
al TIIIXLMAN, affords us more satisfaction than
other part of the contents of the French Journals.
epithets bestowed upon him, are the best proofs
. importance of his services. He is directly in
rear of the French army at Dresden.

following has been rxeived from Spain :
" MADRID, SEP I EMBER 15.

On the 13th the troops belonging to the 3d army
marched from Zatagossa in the direction of 'l'udela,
they will receive orders., 0 her corps of the
army have taken the same direction. According
':at they write from Saragossa, more than 20,000
Spaniards have passed through that capital to rein-
the Allied Army."

SAN I'IAGO, SEPTEMBER 17.
.tichet's total force, including Decean's, amounts
30,000 men; what he has sent to n:intorce Soult
at 10,000.
Barcelona, the only place worthy the attention
Combined Army, requires a garrison of 18,000
for a regular defence."

" MADRID, SEPTEMBER 15.
They write from Murcia, under date of the 11th,
the whole of that city the most perfect health

/ails, and that they consider a miracle, to see
mselves free from that contagion which during late
they have suffered."

esterday Count MtngsTEE had an audience of the
REGENT, at Carlton House.
Earl of BATHURST transacted business at his
yesterday, and sent a communication to the
,AOR REOaNT of the dispatches brought by Mr.
.osiNsoN, the King's Messenger, from the Marquis
"ELLINUTON,
_ Pions REHM? bad a select party to dinner
yesterday, at Carlton House.
~‘ Tuesday his Royal Highnesi the COMMANDER
. Cum, after holding his Levee, left town to join a
shooting party at the Earl of YARMOUTH'S seat, near
ford, in Essex.

esterday was the first day on which the alteration
commenced in her Royal Highness the PRINCESS OF
WALES'S establishmemt, all the tables being cut off,
the whole of her Royal Highness s Household
put on' board wages.
)ver is at this time very full of fashionable visi.
• Amon others are—
Lord and Liverpool, Lord and Lady Castlereagh, Lord
ad Lady Nelson, Lord and Lady *awry, General Wallis,
Copula Ruse, Carlin FAWN% etc. /cc.

CAPTURE OF BAUTZEN,
• BY STORM.

ADVANCE .OF THE ALLIES, IN ALL
DIRECTIONS, UPON DRESDEN.
Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived this morning.—
They bring the particulars of the glorious and im-
portant intelligence above announced, and which we
subjoin, having no room for comments.
The above Mails were brought to Harwich by the
Henry Freeling Packet.
The Passengers state, that it was once more re-
ported at Gottenburgh, that the Allies were in pos •
session of Dresden ; but the dates of the intelligence
in the French Papers renders these accounts impro-
bable. The journey from Dresden to Paris occupies
three days—from Paris to London, about the same
period; but from Dresden to Gottenburgh, and froth
thence to London, we apprehend, that in time of
war, the route cannot be accomplished in less than
double the above period.

“ YARMOUTH, OCTOBER O.
44 Arrived this morning the Henry Preeling packet,
from Gottenborgh, having on board a Russian Mes-
senger, charged with dispatches for our Government.
The Passengers by the Packet state, that the French
army have evacuated Dresden, and that it was occu-
pied by the Allies.”

" GOTTENDURG, SEPTEMBER U.

Blutzen was taken by storm. on the night be-
tween the 19th and 20th. All communication ap-
pears to be cut off between Leipzic and Dresden.
Letters of the 17th from Berlin, say that the
Emperor tif Russia has made Madame Moreau a
Princess, with a pension of 100,000 rubles per ann.

" The Head-quarters of the Crown Prince were,
on the 16th, at Zerbst ; the greater p.m of his army
had. passed the Elbe. General Billow is besieging
Wittenberg. .

‘‘ General Walmoden, on the 18th inst. defeated a
corps of 6000 French at D anneberg-1200 privates,
1 General, and 3 Colonels prisoners ; 'and 8 pieces of
cannon taken."

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