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London, England, 1813-11-24 00:00:00

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£40,000. • .
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FdREION-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 2; ISM

Dispatches, of which the following are copies,
have been received by Viscount Castl7eagb, his Ma.
leafs Principal Secretary of State for Foraign
fairs, from his Excellency General Viscount Cath-
cart, K. T. Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Charles
William Stewart, K. B. and his Excellency the Earl
of Abcrd*n, K. T.

DISPATCHES FROM GENERAL' VISCOUNT CATH-
, CART, DATED j.EIPSIG, OCTOBER.I9, IBIS.
• ."-My lioart—Tle Allies have gained a complke
tictoly, and Donaparte, who left .Leipsig at ten
h'clnck this morning, is -retiring with such precipita.'
Lion and disorder,. that Generals Regnier, Lauriston,
Bertrand, and several others, were taken in this city,
tV near it. • •
The intention of the enemy being apparent, the
Russian reserve, and the troops which had been least
engaged, marched. at. an early hour trp the Elster to
endeavour to stop Idm, Cossacks having been already
detached, tti.4.3 the Attaman Count PlatofF, to de-
stroy bridges, ansl to.occasion every possible difficulty
and embarrassment. •
General Blucher has.also detached a strong corps
to jgo up the left bank of the Saale.
Me operations which have led to this great event
are as follows :
The Emperor Alexandcr having rendcre3 the army
of reserve under General Benaigsen disposable for
active service, that General marched from the Saxon
frontier in Silesia. into Bohemia, and arrived on the
felt bank of the Elbe, by Aussig and Leuttneritz,
in the first days of October, and immediately re- !
lieved the outposts of Prince Schwartzenberg's army
in front of Toplitz,- towards Dresden, and occupied 1
the same pthi,ion.
As General tent*;szn approached, the grand
army moved to its left, reinforced its posts at Ma-
vien;,erg and the mouths of the defiles in that dime.:
tit" occupying Zwickau and Chemnitz; the re-;
ulaindsr of the army removing by Brix to Commo- I
tau, to which town their Imperial Majesties removed'i
:heir head-quartAl on the sth instant, the Prince!
Schwartzenberg having already moved to Marien.
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On the Pith and 7th, General Count Wittgenstein
advanced from Zwickaa towards Altenburg, and
General Count Iclenau from Chemnitz to Penig,
.here the enernY made some resistance ; but ap-
peared in more force upon the Hobe Nasser and
River Tchoppa, where there was an affair of some
imp9rtAnce.
Neititt'lliit it had been concerted that General

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