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s Nothing can equal the gallantry displayed by
thißritish troops in the storming of the town. Th. y
drove the French from street to street, and from
house to house. Their loss, in killed and wounded.
is considerable—apor iris of 2000.
" During these operations, Soma had made ano-
I then attempt to advance to the relief of St. Sebas.
tian's, but was completely foiled by the Spaniards,
who repulsed the French at all points.
as The Spaniards were left in charge of the Post
where the attack was made,and their conduct was ad-
mirable in the extreme. Their loss, however, was

severe."

Tile Park and Tower guns fired in celebration of
the glorious achievements above detaileL% •

FURTHER SUCCESSES OF THE CROWN
PRINCE'S ARMY.

Last night Mr. Evtr.s the Messenger, arrived in
town from Gottenburgh, with dispatches from Lod
CAT 'MART and Sir CnattLEs They are
understood to detail events of the highest importance.
In another part of our Paper we have given the
Sixth and Seventh Bulletins of the CROWN PRINCE'S
Army ; but the affair of General &coma seems to
have been still more glorious than any which has been
yet recorded on the part of the Allies; the corps
of NIIY, MACDONALD, aid LAUHIbTON, Irving kKen
completely routed and nearly annihilated, in a series
of most desperate actions fought on the 22d, 23d, and
24th. Besides the fifty pieces of cannon mentioned
in the Gottenburgh letter, nearly all the enemy's
waggons and ammunition were taken ; but no pri.
soners were made, as quarter, it is said, was not
given on either side. Thu must render BONAPARTIeII
position at Dresden very hazartiatis.. It is reported
that lie had commenced his retreat on the 54.

The following letter contains some additional par.
ticulars :

a YARMOUTH, SEPT. Is.

44 The Beaufoy packet, from Gottenburgh, landed
Messenger at Winterton last night; he is the bearer
of Dispatches relative to an Action fought on the
27th, between the Corps of Generals BLUCHER and
SACKEN, against three divisions of the French Army,
commanded by NEY, LAURISTON; and DAvotrsv ;
th.it a most decisive victory was obtained over them,
owing principally to the gallantry displayed by
SACKEN2S Corps.. That very few prisoners were
made, but that the action was most sanguinary, and
that the Allies bad taken 25 pieces of cannon. The
Beaufoy brings no account of the battle of Dresden.
The battle of the 27th is said to have been fought
near Bunzlau."

MUTINY ON BOARD THE FRENCH
FLEET AT TOULON.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER ON BOARD
TUE BERWICK, DATED AUGUST 17, OFF TOULON.
•' A French Adm.ral and twenty.seven men have

deserted from the fleet, and are now on board of our's.
they state, that the whole of the French navy are in a
state of insubordination and mutiny ; and that, within
the last nine days, 17 men have been Ghat for muti-
nous conduct to their Officers."

Saturday being the day appointed for the celebra-
tion of the Birth of the Emperor of RUSSIA, the same
was observed with every possible demonstration of
respect by the Imperial Russian squadron, and also
b.y his Majesty's fleet, at present in the Downs, under
Admiral otmot The ships were decorated with a
profusion of flags and colours, and at twelve o'clock
an Imperial and Royal Salute was fired; alter which
grand entertainments were given to the Admirals and '
Captains of the Rea, Go board the IstrazamAsi,s and
Timm:lams,

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER It.
Arrived the Arabella packet from Lisbon, with
a Mail, in twelve days.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBIR IS.

Arrived his Majesty's ships EGMONT, DANEWAIUto
Deawearr, from off Cherburgh ; SAVAGE Shipp of
war from the Downs ; Cowen.: and ZEPHYR from
the coast of Spain, with dispatches. Sailed the UR.
GENT gun-brig with a fleet fur the Downs. The
QUEEN CNAILLOTTE if appointed cony°, for Guernsey
and Jersey. Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship
Laurel. Wind westerly.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER 11.

Arrived his Majesty's ship CommAu, from oir
flushing.--Sailed the ENIDANGS frigate for Pat.--
mouth, and not yesterday, as before stated.—Came
down from the River a few ships. and sailed under
convoy of the ELGIN cutter, for Porturiouth.—Five
o'clock, the ELGIN cutter Lid her cunvoy are resara-
ing.—Wind W.