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London, England, 1812-08-28 00:00:00

, tunkft did Lh
Herbergen to Rigs, to
• Ekau, to take the
made dispositions

Ekau, drove all
to the left bank of
urailleurs, aid,
arrival of Gen.
be was informed
approached the
meshy, the arty
6,,,iorbieedtirailleurs, and supported that attack
:rd his infantry, whilst the other advanced to
,wl the del&
a Owed Kleist Tit eamray attacked on his disci
tuhithearing wee St,. The combat wizill
17milioderous I the. IPat defer
.010170 t ; oat
.1„.001. Men
.histit ID die last entelofty,
7Nevertheless, the bravery of she Prussian troops,
deitehlomeding their inferiority ofnimbers. 40d the
conduct of the Chiefs and officers, triumphed
:fool& Russians. At eight in the evening they
yorefraved at all points, and put to the flight.
a l'be result of this day is it flag taken, and styes*
uplift& of prisoners. The enemy lost a egmiderd
rsibs number of men in killed and wounded' The,
. he of the Prussians is of consideration.—[Here fns'
bw the names of those Officers who distinguished
Alegstiris.
mom supposes the enemy
tentora4 G will take a
*die between Ekau and Riga, from whence he
theses .#riving them with facility, as the Rut.
[libes AM Oftoraged by the action of the 19th, whilst
01a ?raglans arc full of confidence.
it General Grawert adds, that the 19fla has been a
glorious day for the Emperor and the Prussian arms.
r (Signed) The Marshal Duke of TARENTUI4."
DRESDEN, AUGUST 7. I
• • The Official Bulletin which has just been published,
mousing the following :•44 An Officer who lett the
Ifeaknarters of the 7th Corp. d'Armee, on the 31st
'ley, has brought iatelligence that the Saxon Gene.
jewaiithlleiist,rtiddelending, on
composed otlfieth27.e titionfgt,shat
regiment,nth,
*of the Niesemenghel regiment of infantry, aittd
the Warm of Prince Clement) the post of Kobryn,
'sliest the corps of the Russian General Tnamasow,
toos obliged, after ten hours, to give way to the sive•
alority of the enemy, and WAS made prisoner. The
General in Chief,' Regnier, immediately after this
ow, published at Ordre de Jswr, which does justice
idsiloriouteonduct of the troops, in the battles of
)*dc and Janova.

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object. It it inf fait thopoi auth labour metely
td establish a position an the skirts of the Russian
Empire, how are they to penetrate into such a coun-
try ? Their difficulties most increase every day ; and
be it remembered, that the retreat of the Russians
has been like that of the lion when he bays his hunt-
ers! They have faced about upon their enemy, and
made an incision upon his forces, which has nevek
failed to cripple them in their advance.

AMERICA.
Ur One 'of the most formidable evilwhich-4i* mi..
tessarlly result (ram the refusal of the frail Govern-
ment of Old gpain to admit oldie mediation of the
British in the disputes between the Mother Country
and her Colonies, will be the Influence, which the
Government of the United. States is likely to acquire
gradually over the whole Continent of South Ame.l
.rice. The artful and ambitious policy of the MADISON
faction is fully developed in the following short nar.
rative, of what has been effected through their in-
trignes in the Caraccas, and we expect to bear Olitni-
lar activity displayed in the other dependencies of
Spain across the Atlantic. It is long since the Fe-
dualists have charged the American President with

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We stop the Press to state,
received at Apsley-House,
of the Rsus, dated on the
coast, which concludes ith
u MORE GLORIOUS
WESLLINI
This Postscript, 'flatten
cola was closing his letter,
tien which his letter contains
continuation of the repotted
to Jersey from Corunna, or
cent atthieumnents of M
have not been able to
has been at N. N. E. and
his Lordship.
It will be some daps therefore, before we
•;a the respect which-may be due to the

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tty a Ent tUtpositioth T itad eat to It
gen, epos the high rdad from Herbe
06, 'arch by the right et the river Elt
is 'irony in flank and rear, whilst he m.far anGaZz him in front.
Grawert marched upon
off troops from the right to
the rwer Emu, with Ms cavalry and
,slestivaatvgeons positiost .waited the
le ig of whose amval, as too* as h
4 bi the first discharge of cannon. he
6 totoy, paned che defile with the cw
_ t6a:lllanera anA a

EDITION.
tune, that a letter has
e, front Captsia Matzo
fe 14th inst off the Span_
ith the following • •
5 NEWS FROM LO
'NGTON!"
a evidently as Captain I
ter, is all the Ash& i •
ttains ; and whether it
wed mend Victory lair
or alludes to soma awe
Marquis Wimumbroor,
lam The wind
adverse to any arrivals

intelligence. -
IFINIPSOR, AUGUST 17.
▪ Yesterday the Quasar Parscrum, and Princes
▪ CHARLOTTE of Watts, dined at the Princess EL met
nrrn's Cottage, at Old Windsor; the Pauses RINSENI
and Duke orrotte were expected, but did not •
The PRINCE Recasts? arrived at this place last nigh
out at eleven, and this morning his Royal Highness
usd
ledat* P ca Raozxv, accompanied by hit daughter an
Pridcess AUGUSTA, rode on horseback for two h• •
through the pleasure grounds and plantations;
Royal Party was accompanied by Lord Wawa •
as, HASI, Lady C. °MOW, General WYNYARD, Colone
for TAYLOR and Desamowit. 4rrived, last night, an •
try, tillery waggon, with a detachment of the traits, I •
for with some of Congreve's rockets, which are to •
psi. displayed, this evening, before the Peitrea Racal
and Royal Family. The PRINCE REGENT, Quist
and Royal Pamily will honour Princess ELIZARET
with their company to dinner, at het' beautiful •
rith tage, at Old Windsor.
Ily)
4A.
• TUNBRIDGE WALLS, AUGUST G.
low
avr.fet The Tamest; of WALLS, accompanied by L •
CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL, LADY CHARLOTTE LIND‘A
h a
and the Honourable Mn. RAWDON, paid a visit
`OM this lace on Tuesday last. Soon after her arriv
cures
which was announced by a discharge of the guns, s •
rate walked upon the parade, after which she partook •
an elegant dinner at the Misses Beatty's, and in
evening honoured the rooms with her presence. T
• ball-room was decorated with wreaths of laurel
Lt")- flowers, in consequence of the Marquis of Weatte
out ,
TON S late gallant defeat of MARSJONTtS army, • -
" Salamanca, and his name, with his other victo
displayed in a very tasteful manful. over the 6 -
ate, place, great part of the company likewise wore lau
upcssr the joyful occasion. Her Royal Highness •
to peered highly gratified with the reception she
sits, with from all ranks of people in the place; and pro
son- that Tunbridge Wells has lost none of that lo
sin and delight it experiences when honoured with •
ider presence-of any part doer beloved Royal Family.
The place is now ft& of company, amongst whom
at Wellington,
11401011.01/PoOrm id •
the Conivraids; Dowegsrmswesesoass alt _
M at Wellington, Dowager • Oeuntier .."—•`"""
nue! Dowestlirtbeateupof Arran an& die -Ladles Ow*, Cady BROW •
fri• tow and the Honourable Misses Cult, Hessoarthie Mrs.
were Honourable sad Mrs. St. John, Hatioarehle Mrs. •
✓ga George and the Misses eralbse, Lady Iteessetwe,
__,11114. stowable Miss Mercer laPhimustre, Dowager Lady and
Monson,Sir Henry and Lady Minty:entry, Sir Fr • -
!!_e, Lady, and Nibs Baiter, Sir Breton and Lady firTdintes
Anstruther, Mr. Mrs. and MIN Gnat, sad MisoDalryasek, •
nice
a the
CONIES, MLR OF WIGHT, AUGUST ft
ision The town has become remarkably gay, frail •
, or- numerous and highly respectable viiators now
and dent here. The salubrity of the air, and the •-•
le to picturesque views, the conveniency for sailing . •
in the watt+, be the wind in almost any wiener, •
sited dad to the excellency of the sea-bathing, are stri •
pe to advantages, and must attract the attention of •
ndia who honour this place with their presence.
en. The following personages are among the kali
no. shionables now on a visit to this town s
Duke ad Duchess of Newcastle, Marquis and
;0 at oelgh
lel 'Land and Lady Grantham. Lard George d=z:
Lardy Gimberila, Sir Charles
'me* Gowns 14mritfi Lady &mat Swim UMW
teed Henry Thornton, Esq. Hon. Miss Pollen, Lady
they AaatvaLs—kitt the Marine Hotel, the
„s' and Lady Wedderburn and Family, Lady Peters and
'" , Lady Warreeder, Captain Warrender. the Hon. Mr. Irk
rhich Mr. Will Hayman, and Mr. and Mrs. Hansmarsley."
sgers
pur- MARGATE, AUGUST 96.
from
iving Ever .itice the glorious news arrived, we have •- .
IT to ',in the greatest spirits ancigaiety. On Friday last
:ould had a grand masquerade at How's Assembly.roo ••
Ling ; in honour of Lord Witt.tuswrow, which WAS v -
seta well attended, and the Rooms were illuminated
variegated lamps. Yesterday and the day before
t the had a rand sailing match by five boats in honour
pre- , Lord WELLINGTON t the boats started at clew
o'clock, and by the signal of same guns being 6 -
Caw- the tympany crowded on the fort to yiew the spo
Born- it was supposed that no less than 6000 persons w
d
; 4 spectators of this delightful amusement. The nu .
14 an
bor of pleasure-boats that followed made the -
dans. truly beautiful.' This sailing match originated wi
Anw. Captain DURAND, Wl* gave a reward often gulls
ems" to the winner.—Winiker gave a grand musical •
mom •
menade last-night in honour of Lord Waxman)
sesitras The Rooms were brilliantly illuminated with
owl id gated lamps ; on the large window was a star,
Hope, under it aW. interwoven with laurels.
t dust
IR die CORN MAREMMARNeLIiNE,AIMINT so.
The day we hem again few further arrmah et Wheat;
loot tY easedtioo SI amporthas prises, soma samaplat shwa
rs. die to hand, oaf wore being dewily eiperted. -Earley, as per, •
Mak _Hamer; is MOAK Wake Nu and the two aorta
Ea- Deena. There are some few fresh swivels ot Oats; hot tkis
net pee tisla M WSW se Mabee advatiew Maser edam skingdmi.
di, and , • came= MASS Al vaaaes
Whisk 1140116 f lasi • boss asis,
mil; Ana diet lan lies.. lick ddloi itmedsi
rea sad Aye.
1 ?la osasors. TIM TIM •
the M bays eliaties•OL -Pared dna, Ho. 1016
Mall 10th • • • POWs OW PAIS&
*gag
Gory
tellas)1101. sea. See 1184 4111;,
Gory Tills. Ifs.
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