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geaud, which all-the' day fnresed the advance:guaid
df the Stray. The enemy, by favour c.f thi, last ef-
fort, pitted a Second tayhte and burn, the bridge
upon the road; leering mote khan 150)isrses'taken,
and-a Mill greater number of %nen kilted, wounded,
or prisoners. The Black, or Duke of Brunswick's .
Hussars, have .itarticniarly suffered these last
engagementa ; froin •that moment desertcis hive
-attired in considerable numbers: the English linly •
occupied for a •monent . the. po.ition of Arhus,
and of La Veudrelle, from whence it gained in°
the night the Allafalla road, which is a continual de-
file upon the sea coast ; it appears it is going to take
a Position towards Cambr intend Hospitalet ; the sick
have been withdrawn from Tariagona, and the tirlataie
fleet has presented itself to cover the.retrear. We have
pushed forward to Vtudrell, where I have established
1 General Meyer with an advanced guard. Apart of
r the Spaniards having retired upon the read to
;Mat, the Westphalian light horse charged them with
their usual bravery; and brought back sortie men and
horses belonging to the Mancha Dragoons, a troop
perfectly Well mounted, and of good appearance.
Gentral Bentinck, -on the 15th, asked the by
writing, •per misson to pay the last honours to the
Captain of Dragoons, Hanson, a man of thegreetest
distinction for valour : I h..st,:ned to permit that an
English Officer should assist at u.em.
4. The enemy hai lost More than S5OO men, not only
in kiAtd .end wounded. but in prisoueis and tteser
tcr, itin.ut including the loss of his baggage and

Aran, t y. __
M 4 The troops which hive fought merit the greatest
euloginms ; the artillery ,erved with the gteetest dis-
tinction, and every arm evin.ed an unbounded ardout
and devotion. • .

I pray your Excellency to receive the list of the
different soldiers who have deserved rewards, and se
submit it to his Nlajesty,:— I am, &c. (Signed)
" The Marshal, Duke of ALISCIreRa."
11 P. S. All the accounts which I receive froth the
places of Denia, Sagard, Perri cola, Morella, 'fur-
tqsa; Lerida, and M. quienza, aie satsractory. The
garrisons in them Are in good conditi n ; they have
beaten the enemy wherever he has made movements
too near them. General Baron Robert. who com-_
minds at Torrosa, has burnt all the boats they hid
cillected on the Lower Ebin, and gained brilliant
advantages."

FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 27.
Letters from Dresden, of the 26th, announce, that
the Grand Army is in the best situations and that the
most severe discipline reigns thew.
It is said that IA Majesty is to be at pischoffs-
werJa on tl•e 27th, and that i.e is preparing events of
:he highest impo►tan:e.
The Airily of the Confel!rates, confined in the
n of Tcpiitz, hegira to suff:r a want of provisions
It-is held in check.

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BANKS OF THE E1.8r.; SEPTEMBER en.
The army under the orders of the Princ.o ot-Eck-
multi is stilt posted upon the right bank of the Elbe.
!he auxiliary Daaisli corp; is ...ationed in the Dachy
of Islecklenhurgb, and vbserves LII2 Swedish troops
under General Veo.resick. •
BAYREVIIi, SEIPTEStEEE s.n.
Vgrf learn that the Ratisiin and .Prussian artees,
under the orders of -General Blucher, have again at-
tempted to penetrate inici Lusa% And. that they have
every where been repulsed with considerable loss.
FRANKSORT, SEPTEMBEa
The Prince of Scvartzeuberg,
_who. on the 15th,
had his head-quarters at Toplitz,' detached the corps
of Generals Wittgenstein and Coma Cololieeo, with
that of Prince Augustus of Piussia, to march against
the right wing of the French army, whist the Duke
of Wirtemburg and Count Pablen should attack tik
front and right wing. We have seen by the diffillft •
reports published on th:s affair, that the Empercr of
France completely hafil.3l this plan, and that he drove
the enemy into Bohemia, after makir,g many pri.
Toners, and takirr; several pieces of cannon.
Considerable transports of itce c, ntinually ieave this •
and Wurtzburg, which proceed to the Fre .ch Army.

FRONTIERS OF SAXO:,‘It, SEPTEM ER ro.
Fresh redoubts have been constructed without the
gates at DresJtn. We are likewise employed in
erecting a tete de-pont at Meissen, and at the same
time fortifying the hill upon 'which tne castle is built.
The chateau of Meissen will become a kind of citadel,.
Dresden and its neighbourhood do not want proii-
sions ; the communications of that city are free in
every direction.
The enemy's army in Bohemia is now 41d in
check by the French army, spread along a fart of
the northern frontiers of that kingdom. The Impe-
rial guard, the corps of M irshals the Deices of Bel-
leno and Ragusa, and the reserve of the artillLry, have
at several times marched upon the frontiers of Bo-
hemia; they afterwards returned into the Erzgeberg.
In these proceedings the trot ps have not only shewn
the greatest bravery, but yet evinced an admirable
activity.
We now know that -the enemy's army, lately driven
rain Upper Lusau, where it had penetrated from
Hochkergh and Lobau to the Queiss, dared not un-
dertake any offensive operation. The French army,
commanded hy the Duke of Tarentum, remains tran-
quil in its positions. The Prince of Moskwa's army
is now in immediate communication with the troops
of the principal army on the right bank of the Elbe.
The Swedish and Prussian army opposed to it re-
mains in the same position. The town of Elster-
worda appears to be its central point.
His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon has frequent
reviews of his troops, and especially of the regiments
of the guard near Dresden.
COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER sq.
In an Address of the inhabitants of the valley of
Lerdal presented to the King, among others, we milt
the following passage:—
" The brave inhabitants of Lerdal have takes
arms, and proceeded to the frontiers of the kingdom,
where they expect, with confidence, the signal fur
battle."
These volunteers are commanded by M. Reimohr,
a landholder and old officer.

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