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01° HANONiER, OLDENOVReit. &co
have. this morning teceived-a variety of Clete
mini Paper; by the way of Heligoland, trideb.ced.
Nurse to add to our manifold causes_ for miukatiel-
, The Berlin .accounts, of the great battles of the lela
and 18th repeat some inaccuracies with respect to the
nude, of the killed and ye:sonde& on the side of the
French—the outline is, however, Correct. The details
from the other parts of Oermanywre highly gratify.
ing, and we hasten to lay them before our Readers s
EkTiLitet FROM' THE BERLIN GAZETTE OF
OCTOBER ne. •
el The result of the sunst memorable of all battles;
the victory of Leipsic, was, in die *evening of the fiOth,
the following :—The King or Saxony, the sacrifice
of the most fatal absurdity, left at Leipsic, and takes
prisoner ; Marshals Marmont and Macdonald, Gene.
rals Regnier, Souhain, Bertrand, Lauriston, Dom-
, browsky, and tent more made prisoners ; Ponia-
towslry, drowned ; Grimier, dead.; aid Marshal Nei
wounded ; Augerein dead ; Tiventy-five • thousand
killed ; three hundred Staff: Officers, and thirty-five
thousand prisoners taken, in addition to twepty.Bve
thousand sick in the Hospitals; two hundred cannon,
and eight hundred caissons. The whole of the
Saxons joined the Allies. The French retired in dis-
order on the road to Merseberg and Weisienfels. A
numerous cavalry pursues them, and the main army
of the Allies.

" The Messenger, Von Steer, Was witness of 'the
battle-280,000 men are in pursuit of the wreck of
the )°rench army, arid the Bavarians are marching in
the direction of Gotha, in the rear of them."
" HELIGOLAND, NOV. I.

" Late last night a boat arrived from the Weser.
with accounts, that in consequence of the battle of
Leipsic, the Russians took possession of Oldenberg
on the night of the 28th instant.
" Count Walmoden at the saws time entered Han.
over : two French corvettes were taken. It is im-
possible for the French to maintain themselves much
longer on this side of the Rhine."
" HAMBUROH, OCTOBER 22.
We have received from Rataebourg, where the
head-quarters of the 18th corps are, the following
note, with orders to publish it

K We have just learned that an enemy's party un-
der the orders of the partisan Tettenborn appeared
before Bremen on the 14th, and had succeeded, ac•
cording to reports, not of vial but probable, in enter-
ing that town on the 15th by capitulation. The
garrison was sufficiently strong to have rendered the
attempt abortive, which had proved so on the 14th.
'lt would appear that the Commandant of /*Men
was killed, which alone can account for a capitula-
tion that allowed the enemy's partisans for a moment
to enter Bremen.

a A Report from theYrefeet of the Mouth of. the
Weser praises the cottdnct of the inhabitants of Bre-
men. We hope that it will continue so. People
should daily keep more aloof from the nues e :metre
and quackeries of those partizans. Hambnrgh and
Lubeck have been victims of thine quackeries, to
which circumstances gave *eight. They were let
off for great pecuniary sacrifices ; not a single drop
of blood, was spilt; but if this lesson should
be lost upon Bremen, or any other part of the 32d
military division, money shall not expiate these
crimes; all rebellion against Ole Sovereign—ail those
who shall accept places, or bear arms at the instiga-
tion of those adventurers, shall be put to death."

We understand the Solicitor• General, Sir J. DAL.
LAS, has accepted the Puisne Judgeship in the Court
of Common Pleas, vacant by the promotion of Sir V.
Gans to be Chief Baron.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER yesterday sent
the following Letter to the Governor and Deputy.
Governor of the Bank of England :

66 Tim/taint...Omer, Nov. S.

" Gettylcstest-1 beg you will communicate to the Gentle-
men who contracted for the last Loan, that Lord Liverpool and
I shall be ready to confer with them on the subject of a Loan to
be contracted for the service of the year 1114, on Friday next, at
half-put eleven o'clock ; and hope it will be convenient to you,
sr one of you, to meet those Gentlemen here, u the above bent:
" I have the Imaour to be, Gentlemen, your obedient 'errant,
(Signed) " rmarrvitar."
" To the Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank."
The Catalogue of the Leipzic Easter Fair con-
tained 1300 wnrks in different languages, 78 plans
and geographical charts, 68 romances, 27 plays,
and 257 musical publications.
A General Officer of the Staff of the Duke of York
has received from a brother Officer. serving in the
Peninsula, the Royal Saddle-cloth of Amp'', the Freeth
Monarch of Spain, whose horse and trappings fell
into the hands of he English when he made has Me-
morable escape by flight on foot ! It is of scarlet
velvet, beautifully embroidered, and with the Regal
Arms of Spain richly embossed in gold and silver at
each corner.

NAVAL Twors.—The Wier and Trave, whose
capture we lately announced, went up Harnoaze on
Wednesday.—Some singular coincidences are con-
nected with these frigates. Their keels were laid
down on the same day; they were launched the
same day ; sailed the same day ; were dismasted on
the same day ; were brought into Plymouth on the
same day; and had a similar number of men and
weight of metal., Their crews Were entirely, COM:
posed of young men, frog*. the age of 18 to 24 most
'of whom have voluntersesi ,into Of naval service.
They were originall? conscripts. . •