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London, England, 1813-09-27 00:00:00

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Her Majesty. the Emptese and cbmen has reeeived
the following intelligence from the army, of the 11th
of September :
• The enmity's Grand ArMy4 beaten at Dresden,
took refuge in Bohemia. Informed that the Empe-
ror had gone to Silesia, the Allies assembled a corps
of 'BO.OOO men, composed of Russians, Prussians,
and Austrians, and on the sth marched upon Hot-
• tendoif, the '6th upon Gieshubel; and the 7th on Pirna.
On the Bth, at neon, the 'Emperor proceeded to
Dohpa, ordered Marshal St. Cyr to attack the enemy's
advanced guard, which wairdriven by General Bonnet
from the heights of Dohna. During the 'eight, the
French Were upon the camp of Pirna. • •
On the 9th, the French army marched upon Borna
and Furptenwalde. -'The Emperor's Head-quartess
were at Liebstadt.
On the 10th, Marshal St. Cyr marched from the
village of Furstenvralde upon the Geiersberg, which
commands the &herniae plain. General Bonnet,
with the 13d division, descended into the plain near.
Toeplitz. The enemy's army, which endeavoured to
rally, after having called all its detachments from
Saxony, was seen. If the debouch from the Geyers.
berg had been practicable' for artillery,• that army
would have been attacked in flank during its march ;
but all the efforts made to get the cannon down were
• ineffectual, .
General Orinno debouched upon the heights of
Peurswalde, Whilst General Dumonceau arrived-here
by Hollendorf. We have made some hundreds of
prisoners, of which several are officers. The enemy
constantly avoided battle, and precipitately retired in
all directions. ,
On the 11th the Emperor returned to Dresden.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER so.
Her Majesty the Empress Qpeen and Regent has
received the following intelligence from the Army,
dated the 7th of September :
The Duke of Reggio, with the 12th, 7th, and 4th
corps, marched on the 23d of August upon Berlin.
He ordered the-village of Trebbin, defended by the
enemy's army, to be attacked, and forced it: he con-
tinued his movement.
On the 24th of August, the 7th corps not having
succeeded in the battle of Gross-Beeren, the Duke of
Reggio marched upon Wittemberg.
On' the 3d of September, the Prince of Moskwa
took the command of the army, and marched upon
Instetburg. On the sth he attacked and defeated
General Tauentzien ; but on the 6th he was attacked
on his march by General Bulow. Some charges of
Cavalry on his rear threw disorder among his parks.
He was obliged to retire upon Torgau. He lost
8000 men killed, wounded, or prisoners, and twelve
pieceslee of cannon. The enemy's loss must also have
very great.
REPORT FROM TIM PRINCE OF MOSKWA.
SIRC—:1111e 12th corps d'armee attacked the ene-
my on the sth, and drove him with great vigour be.
yond Seyda ; we took three flags, several pieces of
cannon, and some hundreds of Prussian prisoners--
the field of battle was covered with the enemy's dead.
44 The following day (the 6th), the 44h corps de-
bouched at eight in the morning by Nouendor( g.nd.
Juterboch : the enemy held the heights in the rear of
Dennewitz. The 7th corps marched upon nohrbeck,'
and the 12th upon Ohna : I thus refused my left, and'
was in a condition to support the 4th corps, which, in
place of attacking, was to turn Juterboch by its right,
to mask the movement which I wished to make upon
- Dahma, and upon which I had determined by the
certainty that the whole of the enemy's army was de-
bouching in great haste upon Dennewitz.
,g The enemy's advanced guard was overthrown
by General Morand's division, which performed pro-
digies of valour.. General Lorge's division of light
cavalry indiscreetly engaged (rnal magic), atid
brought back in disorder, caused some confusion,
which the ?ood countenance of the infantry soon cor-
rected. 'lin enemy being rapidly reinforced, the
whole of the 4th corps found itself engaged. The
7th, which had been expected, at last arrived ; and I
ordered General Regnier to briskly charge the enemy's
right, whilst General Morand should renew his at-
tack. This general charge had much success; the
enemy had just lost much' ground. Durutte's divi-'
sion conducted itself well : sixty pieces of artillery
fired grape-shot upon the enemy's troops, who were
in disorder in the hollow ground, between Golsdorf
and Wilmersdorf : in short, the 12th cot ps, which en-
tered briskly into action, drove the enemy's light
upon his centre, separated from his left by the fourth
corps. At this moment the battle was gained; but
%two divisions of the 7th corps failed, and the whole
of that corps suddenly falling back, carrying part of
the 12th with it, changed the state of things.
“ The enemy succeeded in throwing his masses be-
tween the 4th and 12th corps, which still fought with
the greatest fery. I insensibly brought the 4th from
the right of the 12tH. The artillery, from the posi-
tion placed upon cite heights between Ohne and Den-
Dewitt, filled the interval ; and I then ordered a re-
treat. The 4th corpi effected it in good order upon
Dahma, aid the 7th and 12th marched upon Schwei-
nitz. This morning the enemy, in number from three
to four thousand infantry, with cannon and 120
horse, coming from Luckau, vehemently attacked
Dahnu. The 23d regiment of the line marched
against him, and forced him to precipitately retire.
The bridge of Herzberg, upon the Elbe, has been
- burnt. We have preserved two others, one above,
and one below that town. To-morrow the 4th corps,i
with a division of light cavalry, win proceed from
' Herzberg to Torgau. The 7th and 12th corps, and
two other divisions of cavalry, will occupy positions
upon Torgati.
44 The loss suffered yesterday is about 8000 men,
and 12 pieces of cannon ; that of the enemy must
have been as considerable, the artillery of the diffe-
rent. corps having consumed a great part of their am.
'Munition. We had many prisoners in our power,
but they disappeared during the night march.
(Signed) “ The Prince of Moartsva."
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PARIS, SEPTEMBER St.
We have been some days without receiving intel-
ligence from the Head-quarters. 'l'be last letters were
of the llth. Some of the 14th have arrived to-day,
which announce that his Majesty was still at Dresden,
and continued to enjoy the best health. The army

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