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int' pin ON!' oft two gmit.perionages, the 'whole Corm
cries not for war ; but when the war [hall have pre-
rented itfelf with all its horrors, every body will en-
deairour to etcufe themfelves from the guilt of it ;
and for having drawn the thunder bolt on the peace-
ful provinces of the Nntth. Then, as a natural con
qnence of the inconfifiencies of courtiers, we (hall
fee the authors of the war, n t only blaming it as an
JR of thadnefs, molting themfelves from the charge
of hiring provoked it, and laying that they wilted
it, indeed, but at another time ; hut we -will alfo fee
them throwing the blame upon the Kiag, an bonen
man, whom they have made the dupe of their in-
trigues and artificer.
The following ate the difpofitions of the French
atmy. It is to march by three routes. The right,
conspoitd of the corps of Martinis Soak and Ney,
and of a divifion of Bavarians, marches from- Am.
berg and Nuremburgh, is to unite at Bayreuth, and
from thence advance upon Hoff. where it will arrive
on the 9th, The centre, compofed of the Referee of
the Grand Doke of Berg, of the corps of the Mar-
SW Prince of Ponte Corm, and of Marfhal Daeoull,
and the Imperial Guards, marches by Bamberg to
Cennach„ will arrive on the Bth at Saalburgh, and
from 'thence will advance by Saalburgh and &Melte
Upon Gera. The left, compofed of the corps of
Neighs!' Limes and Augereau, is to advance from
Schweinfurtb tipOtt Coburg, Graliental and Saalfeld.
ShCbND btILLEVN OP THE GRAND ARMY. •
Aurae, OR. ts, alloto
The Emperor left Bamberg the Bth of oElober;at
three o'clock in the morning. and arrived at Cronach
by nine. His Majelly croffed the foreif of FrilaCn•
Ma at day-break, on the 9th, and arrived at Zherf-
dorff, and from thence he repaired to fiehleitz, where
he was rprefent at the firft battle of the campaign.
He returned to Eherfdorff, where he Sept, and let
out again on the loth for Schleitz, and arrived
,on
the t stir at Auma, where he flept, after having
paired the day at Gera. The head quarters are now
removing to Gera. All the orders of the Emperor
have been perfeetly well executed.
Martha) Soult advanced to Bayreuth on the 7th,
and prefrued himfelf before Hoff on the 9th, car.
tied away all the magazines of the enemy, made
Averal prifaners, and advanced upon Plaucnott the
Loth. Martha Ney followed his motion., at the
dillance of half a day's march.
On the Bth the Grand Duke of Berg advanced
'With the light Cavalry from Cronach to Saalburgb,
having alfo with him the 25th regiment of Light
rnfantry. A Pruffian regiment wilted to defend the
paGge of the Seal ; after a cannonade of half an
hour. being threatened with being turned, it aban.
(toned it. pofition on the &al.
On the 9111 the Grand Doke of Berg advanced
upon Schleitz : —a PrufGan General was there with
zo,ooo men. The Emper, r arrived there at noon,
I and ordered the Marflisl Prince of Foote Corvo, to
attack and carry the village, as he willed to parefs
bimtelf of it before the end of the day. The Maraud
made his difpofitions, put himfelf at the head of the
columns, the village was carried, and the enemy Foe
Recd. If it it.d not been for the night, the skate*
part of this divifion would have been taken. Gene.
ral Watti-r, with the fourth regiment of Halters,
and the fifth regiment of Chailreurs, made a fine
charge of Cavalry againfl the Pruffian regiments.—
Four companies of the 37th Light Infantry, being in
the plain, were charged by fo ne Pruffian huffars, but
stick loon law how the French Infantry receives the
Proffian Cavalry. Two hundred of the Pruffian Cs•
*airy foldiers remained upon the field of battle. Ge-
neral M3ifons commanded the Light Infantry. A '
Colonel of the enemy was killed, two pieces of can•
non were taken, 300 prifoncta were made, and 400
killed. Our loft in men has been very (mall. The
Prugian Infantry threw down their arms, and fled
terrified before the French bayonets. The Grand
Duke of Berg was in the midtl of the charges which
were made, (word in hand.
On the loth the Prince of Ponte Corvo transferred
his head quarters to Auma. On the 1' th the Grand
Duke of Berg arrived at Gera. The General of
Brigade Lafalle, of the Cavalry of Referee, routed
the there of the enemy's baggage. Five hundred
caiffons and baggage waggons were taken by the
French huffars. Our Light Cavalry is covered with
glory. Pontoon. and many other important articles
compofed part of this convoy.
The left had equal Imes. Martha) Lannes en-
tered Coburg the Bth, and advanced on the 9th to
Graffanthal. On the loth he attacked at Saalfeld the
advanced guard of Prince Hohenlohe, which wail
commanded by Prince Louis of Profile, one of the
champions of the war. The cannonade only laked
two hours : the half of General Suchet's divifion oat
all that charged. The Pruflian cavalry has been
broken by the 9th and soth regiments of hufrars:H
The PrufGati infantry has not been able to pule/AI
any order in their retreat ; part of them have bee;
driven into a morals, and part of them difperfed in
the woods. We have made woo priloners, 600 ter
attained nn the field of battle : 30 pieces of caution
have been taken by our army. ••• •
Sting his people routed in this manner, Prim*
Louis of Ptuffia, like a brave and loyal foldier, en-
gaged hand to hand with a Marerbal de Lair of the
Both regiment of Huffars. .• Yield, Colonel," fa
the Hear, •' or you are dead." The Prince in-
fwered by a firoke of his &bre: the Marechal de LITil
returned it with the point of his (word, and the Prince
fell dead. If the left moments of his life have been
thofe of a bad citizen, his death was however glorious,
and worthy of regret. He died as every good fol-
diet would with to die. Two of his Aids de Camp
base been Wed at his fide. Letters from Berlin
weri found upon him, which thew that the plan of
the enemy was to attack immediately, and that the
war-party, at the head of which was the young
Prince and the Qeen, always feared that thepacific
difpofition of the King, sad his love for his tubjeass
might induct him to adopt more moderate meatures,
and difeppoint their cruel hopes. It may be laid that
one of the firft firokes of the war killed one of its au.
shots.
Neither Drefden nor Berlin are covered by any
army. Turned on the left, and taken at the moment
that it was employed in forming the moll hazardous
combinations, the Pruffian army finds itfelf, at its
very debut, in a fituation fufficiently critical. It oc.-
copies Eifenach, Gotha, Er fart, anti %inter. The
French army occupies Saalfeld and Gets, and
inatchesitspon Members and JUL hying parties I

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of the French army ;misdate the plain of Leipzick.
All the intercepted 'letters reprefent the Council of
the Ring as torn by different ripinioes, always delibe-
rating and never agreeing. Uncertainty, alarm. And
terror appear to have already rucceeded toarrogance,
thoughtleffners, and macinefs.
Yellerday, the !sal, in palling at Gera before the
27rh Regiment of Light Infarrry, the Emperor de•
fired the Colonel to ezprers his fati,faition to that re-
giment for their good conduit. In all there battles we
have no Officer of diftinetion to regret. The highelt
in rank is Captain Campnbaffo, of the ayth regiment
of Light Infantry, a brave and loyal Officer. Our
Ids bat not amounted to .to killed and 6o wounded.

THIRD BULLETIN.
Gem, Odt. ti. 3806.
The battle of &Miele, with which the campaign
opened, and which has been very fatal to the Pint-.
flans, and that of Saalfeld, which followed on the
next day, have fpread conflernation among the ene-
my.. All the intercepted letters fay, there was much
alarm at Etfurt, where the King. the Queen, the
Duke of Brunfwick, Stc. were confulting upon the
meafures that flould be taken, without being able to
agree.
But while they are deliberating, the French army
continues its march. To this fpirit cf efferrefeent
and exceffive boafling. critical obfervations begin to
fucceed upon the inutility of the war ; the inpflice
of breaking with France ; the ieripoffibility of being
affilled ; the difaffeßion of the foldiery, upon whet
they have not done, together with a thoufand other
obfervations which are always in the mouths of the',
multitude, when Princes are weak enough to confute 1
them upon matters of great political interell which
are above their reach.
However, on the evening of the lath, fcouts of the
French army were at Leiplic ; the head (patters of
the Grand Dt.ke of Berg, are between Zeifl and
Leipfic ; thole of the Prince of Ponte COl,O at Zeill;
the Imperial head quarters at Gerais, with the Im.
petial guards and the corps of the army under Mar.
Thal Souk, are at Getau : Martha! Ney'a corps is at
Neußadt. In the fit ft line is the corps • f the army
tinder hiarfhal Davouß at Naninborg that of Mar-
flial Lannes is at Jena. Maraud Angeremt at Kala.
Prince Jerome, to whom the Emperor had confided
the command of the Allies, and of a corps of Bays.
flans, has wived at Schleirz, after havingblockaded
the fort of Culenbsch with one of his regiments.
The enemy, cut off from Drefden, was Rill et
Erfurt on the s ith, and endeavouring to collea his
columns that he had fent towatds Caffel and Wurtz-
burg en aft up n the offenfive, wilbing to open the
campaign by an invafit nof Germany. The Wefer,
upon which the enemy had railed batteries, the Seal,
which he alio made a (hew of defending, and the
other rivers, are all turned much in the fame manner
as we prailifed upon the flier lag year; In that the
French army line the banks of the Saal, with their
rear towards the Elbe, at the fame time they are
marching againfi the Pruffian army, which has its
rear towards the Rhine ; a pofition fo whimfkal can.
not fail in producing events of great Importance.
The weather, fince we commenced the prefent cam
paign, has bees excellent, the country plentiful, and
the foldiers full of 'lour and health. We make
marches of ten leagues without having a fingle Reap
glee and never was the army in a finer condition.
However, the King of Pi oflia's intentions have been
carried into effeS ; he wifhed that the French army
Mould evacuate the territory of the Confederation on
the Bth of Odober, and they have evacuated it, but
intimd of repaffing the Rhine, they have paffed the
SAO.
FOURTH BULETIN.

°cram, October 13,T= la the Morning.
Events fucceed each other with rapidity. The
Pruffian army is taken by furprize, its magazines car-
ried off, and it is turned. Martha! Davoult arrived
at Naumburg on the a ath, at nine in the evening,
where he feized the magazines of the enemy, made
fome prifoners, and got poffeffion of a fuperb train of
eighteen copper pontons with their appendages.
It appears that the Pruffian army is marching to
gain Magdebourg ; but the French army has gained
three marches upon them. The anniverfary of the
affair at Ulna will be celebrated in the hi Cory of
France.
The letter annexed, which has been intercepted,
will inform you of the real (late of the public mind :
but the battle of which the Pruffian officer (peaks will
take place in the courfe of a few days, and the reful►
of it will determine the fate of the war. The French
amid have no uneafinefs refpeaing the refult.

MON A PRUSSIAN ()Stiletto TN ONI OF HIS
FAIRSIDS AT ■ERLIN.
* Nuremberg, October la.
* The commencement of bollilitiet againft the French has taken
place In a manner very unfortunate for the German troops. They
have forced a poft be/oiling to the k(t wing, under Prince Ho
henlohe ; and a dreadful conceit has taken plam with Tasensebea
Corps, when Prince Laois Ferdinand was killed on the (pat. Not
may the regiment of Zattram, and one of Belles battalions, the
Green Haar% the Brown, Ike. hut the Saxon teglovente of the
Princes Jein, Xavier, and Rechtea, have Coffered terribly ince
yefterday afternoon, and fugitives have been coming In all night
who are following their regimeets. It is thought the Frcnch are
moving in form agaitift our left to cut td the communication with
Leipfic. 7 heir force Is Rated at four hundred thou(and men,
commanded by the Emperor, who is now foppored to be at Ge-
raw, about four miles einem. We already Perceive tome patroks;
we have itrimenfe magazines here, and without the means of fay-
Mg them. We are under dreadful alarms: God grant that the
King, who will very loon be attacked, may not be beaten, for
that calamity would be irreparable.
According to the left letters, the advanced guard under Ge
neral Blucher, has marched for Here, where General Ruches
itaff has alto arrived, to that, excepting at Hameln, there is not a
bogie foldier in the Hanoverian territories. In fad, there is no
refource now left us, bu• the cleave battle whico It will be ne•
ceff.iry teen to Napoleon. In this forlorn &vadat my fate Is
of no confequEnce, provided the lifer of the actual 0481 be for-
tunate : and I repeat it, my friend, that our affairs arc of the molt
gloomy and anconifortable exit.'

BAMBERG, OCT. 53.
The corps under Matlials Way and Sault having
penetrated through Bayreuth, had an affair of poth
near Hoff on the 9th, where the Proffians had affem•
bled to the number of 40)0 men ; they were defeat
ed and compelled to fall back to Neultadt, nearAuma,
with the loft of boo killed, wounded, and ptifoners„
together with fome cannon. On the following day,
this corps having received a reinforcement from
Naumburg, under Prince Louis Ferdinand, another
aftion commenced which Lifted three hours, when
the PrulEans were compelled to retire. with the lof.
of :coo prifoners, and all their artillery, confilling
of tweet eight pieces of cannon. Oa the
the righteing of the army entered Gera ; and in the
-evening a pat t of it bad advanced beyond Anenberg.

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' The Proffiadi twit in if the, wifhed to,eoncentrate
themfelves at Weimar. The centre, which had ar-
rived at Coburg, continued to advance with rapidity,
and an the t Ith • part of it, at lean, was at Arm.
ftedr, three miles from Erfurt. In the mean while,
we are allured that his Imperial Majefty's head quar-
ters were at Dippendorf. Wave jolt informed that
the cavalry of the right wing. tinder the Grand Duke
of Cleves is at Rotha, only a few miles frobi Letpfic.
aorita DAM, OCT. so.
The tiro anion with the Ptuflians has been de-
fcribed as follows:—On the 9th inn. Count Tauen.
lien, With 9,000 men, including 3,000 Saxons, was
attacked beyond Kronach, by the Grand Duke of
Berg, and defeated with great Infs. The French
made a number of prifoners.
AU the letters expert theii aflonifliment at the
rapid pro refs of the French, who have advanced
in far in fu fhort a (pace of time ; for while the
French are at Gera, the left wing of the Proffians
has fallen back confiderably. The day the Emperor
left Bamberg, he ordered a tery dote infpellioo to
be made in the army, and that the lick and difabled
fhould be left at the depots. With refpca to bag-
gage, even the Officers were fcareely permitted to
have a wallet. Each foldier was provided with flit,
ball-cartridges, and was ordered to have two pair of
limes in his knapfack ; it was at the fame time pro-
vided, that the army mould be ready to march within
an hour after receiving their orders.
HAGUE, OCTOBER at.
A courier, difpatched from the Head Q2arters of
the Army of the North, by Lieutenant General Vap
Boecop, Chief of the Staff of that Army, to his Ex-
calicoes, the Miniller of War, brought late lall night
the following details of the battle which took place
the lath of this month,' between the French army
commanded by his Majelly the Emperor and King.
and that of the Pruffians commanded by his Pruffian
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE OF JENA, FOUGHT THE
14TH OCTOBER, 'Sob.
" AT Jana, 15TH OCTnall, tBo6.
" The battle which was fought yefierday, near
Jena, will form an epoch in hiflory. The Pr•-ffian
army amounted to 130s000 men : they have loft 200
pieces of cannon, to ttandards, and 28,000 prifoners.
The Duke of Baustswiel and General Rucnat. are
both killed, and Prince Hs NRY of PR um A danger.
nay wounded. A great number of Pruffian Gene-
rals and Officers are likewife wounded.
" The lofs of the French is much fmaller : there
are 1200 wounded in the hofpital of Jena, and 5500
in that of Nauenburg; and among the killed only
one General, the General of Brigade Ds BILLY, a
foldier full of courage. The French cavalry is co.
vered with glory.
Marffial Davousr flopped the enemy at the de-
files of Koefen, and before Nauenburg t he fought
the whole day, and routed more than bo,ooconen,
commanded by Generals MOLLSSDOIi, KiLts a oru,
and the King of Paussia in perffin. This divifion
gained the higheft glory. In fhort, all the troops
contended with each other for bravery and courage.
The divifioneof.Marfhals Laaaas, Souve, Ns.r, and
AUGFRIAV, were all equally engaged, and equally
acquired the greaten honour.
" The Qeen of Noma, purfued by a fquadron
of hairs, fled on the fide of Weimar. She left that
place only three hours before our troops took pallet-
lion of it. As the took flight in the direftion where
there are many troops, it is (till very poffible The may
be taken prifoner.
The divifions of the Cuiraffiers and of the Dia-
Tons could sot arrive before the end of the day.
hey broke feveral fquare battalions of the Pruffians,
and made them prifoners. The Grand Duke of Berg
was conßantly at their head.
" Our troops arrived in the evening at Weimar,
purfuing the rear-guard of die left wing of the ene-
my. Marfhal Davauft purfued the right wing as far
as Neußadt : he has this morning eftabliffied his head-
quarters at Likardfberg. It is thought the enemy
are trying to collat themfelves on the fide of Frank-
enhaufen, in order to gain Magdeburgh.
" The lois of the enemy mnft have been enor-
mous, we can hardly know it for fonteti re to come;
fix of their Generals, and a great number of Colo-
nels, are prifoners of war.
" Lieutenant-General of the Staff,
" s. van. aortic},.

FROM THE HAMBURGH CORRESPONDENT, OCT. sr.

BERLIN, OC7OBER 111.
The Prof Gan army loft a battle on the r4th, near
Auerfladt. The particular details are not yet known,
but we are affured that his Msjefly, and his Brother,
are alive and unhurt.

71(efterday morning one of Marfhal Mollendorf'e
Adjutants arrived here, as a courier from the field of
bottle, and repaired to the Government Houle.—
Yefterday a number ,of the following Bulletin were
eirctilated :
el The King has 101 l a battle. The firil duty of a
Citizen is to be tranquil ; this is what I, the Gover-
nor, demand of all the inhabitants of Berlin. The
King and his Brother are living "
The Hereditary Prince of Saze Weimar has fet
out from Be, lin to St. Peterfburgh.
ANOTIM. LETTS'. reoa BERLIN, OCT. IS.
Her Majefly the St.leen entered this city yellerday
evening, and leave 3 it again this morning. Daily,
even hourly, printed Bulletins are diaributed at the
corners of the fireets, informing the public of what is
neceffary for them to know, and requiring them to
demean themfelves quietly. His Majelly the Bing
has arrived at Charlnttenberg.
General Arnim, it is fail, is among the killed,
and General Reitzenftern is reported to have been
wounded.

SAXONY, OCTOBP.R. 16.
The day before yefterday a very bloody battle was
fought on the high road between Neuenburg and
blurt, in which the fortune of war was on the fide
of the French. The march of the French troop, along
the Said towards WeilTenfels and Nauenburg had in
dined his Majefly to alter the plfition of his army, in
order to prevent the enemy horn advancing upon his
rear. The head-quarters were removed from Black-
cnbutg, through Weimar, to Ailerliadr, while Ge-
neral Rachel advanced to occupy the pofition of
Weimar. The attack was made at three in the morn-
ing. of the 54th. when a dreadful cannonade was
heard at latipfic, and that nerghbourhood,fr om Auer-
fladt. The attack brae made by the French, mad tle

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advance of the.Pruffian troops war prevented by fame
defiles whit+ were in pare Mon of the enemy.
'Both fides fought with the greeeit courage and
city. The Duke of Br unfwick had the mis.for.
ture to be wounded in the face by a grape flsot in the
beginning of the anion, while he was reconnoitring
the enemy with a telefenpet and it was f and necers
fate to remove his Highnel from the field. The
battle, however, was carried on with the greaten hai•
rit. His Prufflan Majefly led the trove in perfons
and had two holies (hot under him.
Every Pruffian General ezpofed lai.nreW to the
greateft danger., and the Prince of Orange Fulda dill
tingoifhed hilted/ in a mon remarkable manner.
The murdernus fire of mufke. ry and grape ffint
(wept swat whole ranks of wartiire. The candid
laßed till five in the afternoon and according to
the information received, Martha Ney's divifi.,n of
to,ooo men, coming up freth, gave a decifive turn
to the affair.
It wa: the center of both armies which were par.
tieblarly engaged. The Emperor Napoleon ciliated
the whole of the French operations.
The 101 l on both fides cannot a% yet be ezatftly
afcertained. The killed and wounded are generally
etiolated' at 40,000 men.
Zoth armies have a number of Generals killed
and wnanded I among the Pruffians, Generals Mol-
lendurf, Kalltreoth, Rachel, Blncher, and Tanen-
zeln, and on the French fide, Prince Mutat,Madhal
Berradotte, &c. Reports are very uncertain on this
bead; however it is well known that Martha' Moi-
leridorf and General KAllkretnh are not killed.

The Ilrength of the combined armies united is com-
puted at acso,ooes men. A pert of the Ps ufGan troops
are retreating by Langenfaale, towards Magdeburg.
Of Prince Hohenlohe's corps we have no pofitiva
information. A part of the referee, undet the Duke
of Wirtembtrg, paged through Leiplic on the Isch.
A number of wounded French have been br,ught
into Neuenburg and its environs. Morfhal Davoult,
according to tome accounts, is upon the much to
Detroit.'
711.11MIttntraH, OCTOBER ar. •
Lord Morpeth and his fuite Arrived here on tits
art' from Weimar, by way of Brunfeick. It bas
been thought proper, as Magdebuig may polGhly be
in danger, not to Puffer any Hamburgh •efids to
load for that place till further orders. •
VIENNA, OCTOBER it. _ _

It is confirtned that our Court will Aferve tho
&leen neutrality, and not coffer any foreign troops
to pats through Bohemia.
GENOA, SEPTEMBER as.
On the *Bth inllant, f ‘or French (hips of war ap-
peared off this port from Toulrm, when the Genoefe,
of 74 guns, immediately joined them, and they con-
tinued their coolie, which though ncr certainly known
is fuppofed to be for Carrhagena, where to Synod!'
(hips, under Don Salcedo, have been ready -to fail
for a twelvemonth pan.
SFICKAaCeso, OCT.
Since the SpitUifh ports have been Ihut sgaina
Sinai& wails, bit Majeny has ordered it to he de-
doted to the- Spa. 4 Charge d'Aff ;re, at S.i.ek-
boles, that he can do longer ackno*ledge him in a
diplomatic charaeler.
DORSTEN, OCT. 13.
A detachment of Proflian troops hate reused the
awerornent chen at Dolmen ; and the fame opera-
tion it is laid has been carried into effed at Koesteld
and Rhein*, by the Prufflons.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER sp.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confas, fur money, 6t{}—for Nov,6 if
011111thiMe 31 4.—EzeltitquerßEks, par to wan.
In'a Second Edition yeflerday, we gave the fob.
Rance of -the difaßrous Intelligence with which out
columns are this day chiefly occupied.
The Fira Bulletin of the Grand Army is more of
a political paper than a military report. The three
others relate to military operations down to the ac-
tion of the tsth, in which Prince Louts FIRDINAND
was killed. The lots of the PrufGans, even accord.
ing tb the French Ratements, does not appear to have
been over great, till the fatal battle of the loth,
which begfasVat three in the morning, and continued
till five in the afternoon. The Paris Pape:s pram
none of the particulars of.this 'Bios, though the
'general refult was known there on the aoth, and the
Alanitettr of the a ill has errived—A fupplement may
have been.publillefl, but it has not yet arrived. The
accounts we have given are from the Hager &au
Courant ExtraerAnary, of the seth, and from the
Haralitab CorrOoadrat of the 2IR.
Our limits do not allow us to offer any obfervatiens
of our own oa this ditlreffing intelligence.
The Manikiar contains an addrefs by Poarofts to
the Clergy and the Members of the Legion of Ho-
nour, one from the Minifler at War to the Generals
of Divilions, the PrefeOs and Com:flirt:tries ; and
other addreffes praiting the good faith of Nor. f sow,
and throwing the blame of the war upon Pruflia.
—Alto an appeal to the Saxons, fgued by NAPO.
Lao*, afcribing the part their Sovereiio has taken to
his having been compelled to do fo by the incurtion
of the Prultans ; and an adOrefs from 13,,NAP•RTE to
his army, dated the 3d I Or% ber, all of which are
comparatively of little importance.
Ey a Letter from Holland, d.ttrd the 2IR inflant,
it appears that there were engagements alto en the
ls,, h IGth, and 17th, in which victory was alter-
nately in favour of the Prtilli.ins and French.

The heavy firing mentioned as having been beard
at Doveren Monday. continued t rbearly two hours;
ftveral of OUT &nigh were brayed from the hills
jun before dark.rair,tuaday night cl, fe in with Wm-
Urine, and as there was bot little wind, it h fuppnfed
they mull have got wiihin the reach of the enemy's
guns, but we actionable gales tailasaawassamtara...

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iptILITARY PRO MOTT)NS—(I Tsuji" .04 Gnaw)
Wan OUICII, OCTI)1111. 18.
STA FT.
to the Forces lining et, dos Car a

To hR

Gad Hope.
Brigadier General Fredesick'Avsuftua Wetbandl, tram At Weft I
India Siff.
Colonel William Coeltell, of the jth Poet.
Cmnmifliont in the Bnurne Battalion of Volnnteers,
figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant ofihe County of
Thord OCtober ac. 1806.
To be Captains..-I.leutenint John Merthentoriee Neerfe. reftn-
ed I. Lieutenant Charles Mon*, rice elillitset
To'bol.tantenants--Pulign James Aylwsni. vice Illetehac4pro-
meted : &Soo Dasid Weltne, vice Morn; relemitina !
Ben Itoll.rt Stems; vier Horne. refigned.
Commilßous figned by the Lord Lieutenant, of the
County of Kent.
Benjamin Cobb, sun. Flo.; and Jacob Rate, t• fq• to be Deputy •
Lieutenants lhted Jule tt, 40.
W,4 Kent Reginsear _ . • •
To be Unawares-4E4mM Watts Harries elkeir 2118111119 n
ember 3,
Richard Davies, Ortik I NedOdl.twrte. 1801,
John Wilnintt, Edward_ lows, and William Lewes, Cleato.4
Dated Weber le, sllorK
To be Enligns—Jelin Studien, Gent. Dated September M 1306.
and Thomas Wood,lsaan, Gents. Dated Oetobet
at. ilk&
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOL.Vab
Philip kb& and ChrilUasi Salidt. of,Cahle.Broet, St: Geolgut's
In The Eat, hifiddiekx, respelesters, leasiribilen. arid Kuno
Inettbantii; Oifbabeee3, • '
Ace !trete' and Nitliedie Adam, et bites.iedfordthlre. Rem
tat mandadurers Odlobar ' • •
Thome Gilbert slid Jggn Ileatinsafatisicaltsns. Vol**.
mire. wt.* and liner inerdieste;Bosidt 3, do&
• Bernie) Maytem and Odutite Marten, of 114nBt.d.Kent,briell-
-I=wollebor aSo6. = ' . .
Verna Wes. Bray, sad. Jolla Gill, of 'Ysstetsck, De-
ireakire.; Trer6anes, lid/ 5, dna,
16E-Fd 119taleele, and terberbdt Hubbard, of Tapiew-1114jO,
Bncini, titealmen, Otatedwr r, /RA
Hlsade, 4.worretwe Kenyan. and Alden
Staisalkid; sf Stateclik, nese Acatorea. Laataigte,
nYco-
prlrtters. September tr. 1196.
Janus Henry Vinland Jnfrpb P Monitor, of Liverpool, 'real.
itiverflutthe, ankfword nem..l* 1, 0206.
LtNKAU
Jefeptt Belt, of Calor. LineedirStire, mercer, dryer:rarer, Wale!
• dbd tempos -1a- Wander Dilteiranber 7,8, red
• Wattle -a be Orarec 114.•Caletir. Ananias,
' slugs; sr Mr. Stamsr. Warr
rtt2114.1; New BridetAtvet. - !.•
Jahn Humble, of Saida Shields, DtithanfNasovirepe4olidernind
claapiman. Nov, to. -; i ~'t Din: 9. Id ellißlnar ne On sod
Cronreillentlt Shields. Atterslat Mr,
of Chas, r-row„ Spent Abidda; or Pdeirts aid trod Sly
/kV: Wavr./16e, Cbmpla& Lea°.
Cowparthwalte and JalneliWirtng, of Manthefter, an&
nufadturers. de ion, and
.eallrromh Nov. 13. and
Dee. 9. nt.tlevon, et, fliarene ennonelatatbeiraie-
Attw/liet, Mr. Maeda t, Maddasfter se Mr.
ISlBO;Catriceie Britt, deadtroy lane, ' •"'" •
Jam
urbetitlns. aMentes* eirpenter,- illearrldwr aid ilMor-
ftrselt, Nor, Sl9, aisel4lltllve•
Read. •
ball, Louder* itter•ortilde.C.eawinni3Oraiveu,
e
Tbertris iltiinlitelant, Bett4larrebanber, dealer and
chapman. Nev. is. Whey Swv-14,1011 Doe,O, et
OK Swan Mk, Attondee,
Kinetrity..l. it • thaniary-ityjano
deice ' ' I
Woad brewsir, , Lnedeln,llllll a luYbr
„!1•41061,6-91Oen. SWIM 1.
S. dowel
a, at ern, Nov. S. and Des. 9, wt **it,
IlYto Matra Tr:dank Anil BMW,
Within
Thema. Farrar, it Pudfcr, Yeeklblre, dodder, rs, ts, at the
Bled Bull Inn, Gowirrfall. nod Dia pi at tits WI and Mouth
taw; I.tals. at eking's. ' Atteinicat Nit guns, Titmice Inn,
jal• sr Mr. (]A'; Genocrfd, lease Leeds. •
yiewr~ttoaertate •I•Plidibei Teeldbfre. elothier, Nor.
to, se, at the black Bull Inc OtwaerlairsidDee. 9, at the 11.0
ad Me 9t6 Inn, Lad*. at elver. Atomics, Mr. Evans,Tba-
vier Inn. London t nr .
Mr- r. •
BernardlC
Rota, of Newlerl nnaeve, meneen. nierchadt, dealer
and eillanlen.
_Nor• eS. end Dec' o, at enc. at c undha.--
Anomie'', Merin. Parnther boa, Loodon-Itnxt, Fulditutia-
!hem
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONBY.
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Tbq Scamlylit4l Clinker, for the capure of the If%Hinds, As.
pull 11,, ifloi, will be piid at)in. si, Hligh-Arect. Fortfmeatb,
Mig
everyMonapt anti Thuadollim paths.
Th. Maar md isritteprenanii; tilt capture of the Ontat•
bay May 30, tit, will be pail at boasploce may Monday
mild 'MM., for three Inn. . '" -
Tie Mereery, for the capture or dm Pottle dc Gibraltar, Pc.
binary 4, t nos, will he paid on bound. at Portfwortb, un.Toof.
day nest, and recalled at No. ts, Ariiiiii.ftrtet, every Tucfday
god WidnatlSTSor Nireemostits
Thi Pol far the carom of the Marianna, February I,
403, vein hark' itt Wed,' at fortinusith, to-marrow, and re.
caged itt'NW.U. Adamilekdbeet, for three atootts.
The Forward, Oar Montrone of the Rancone,r4rch to, 406,
Wick rid it4le.ll, -Anfailti•ftteet' for three masks.
The Lyon. for the carrot of the e Jacob. and Jacobs'
Zreper. July 30, 1804, lathe Pak! 00 boar'4, at l'citb• and cc•
calkal every day for three years at No. 1 t, Cecil-Mom
The I ria sad jam, im the capture of the Fortuna vitt Nepttmus,
April 33, and June 3, typp, will be paid to-morrow, at NO.II.
Arundel-1i reet, and recal ed for three yam
.Tic Catfar mid it evolotionimive, for the capture of the Formi-
dable, Mum Blink, Wren, sod ,Treollo, tkovembeir a.
alic3, 'alike paid' at Mr. Lockices, Mpreow.h, erry Toddsy
aotilrlday for three mooths.
lie 'Amburemie, for the rapture°, the Hiroodellis Noymobtr
mt. fly. wlll be paid to.tnorrOlif, at Marrs Paulaia and lit sea.
Same* Hsli-eourt,Cannou-SaMikahnit stead every Mimi/ and
1 builds, for three 7 can.
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SPOItTINO 17ITELLIGENCL

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Tina:MY, OCOoll4it. 18.
Mr. C. Frolttle's Mountaineer, lift sth beat Major Wltflan's bro-
iler to Viral.ll, oft db. D. C. t00gi....-I'we to tea Motiritalsecr.
lord F. C. (Motives Norak, 81t Std beat General Grofvenoes
?Hearer (late Clueless) yft lb D. M. loop it ft.—Seven to 4
6.1 trorab.
• Mr. filarbferd's Currycomb, Eft 4111 beat Sir C. Itunbury's Ly-
- db. ER ?lb Two yr old C. seer b. ft.—Two to t agft Carry-
c.ateilluti
ke of Grafton's Forrefter, ER alb. brat I.ord StavrefFs De-
• • telt, r. Sgt. Two yr old C. soags..6 to 4an Forretter.
Mr Blachford's Conyestatb, beat Mr Mellifk's I tick's MI, lit
31b. nerd's die Flat, lOCV-5 to tan Currycomb.
Mr Ladbrokes Slipper. ER. brat Dule of Oraton'a Pardo%
Eft 111 b. k. M. soess-.; tits 4 111 Stiltirt.
Sweepitalies of asp each. Aneafter's M.
Sir F. Standifhl t.ftet to Dezleiry,llll 31b
Mr. Wy lull atn's Glory, y
Mr. Andreve's Oarbnd, yft t 3
EiOn betting on Duatniry ; 6 to 4 set Glory.
pprt y Pounds for a yr olds cart yin; a Feather. 3 yr skis yft. sib.
4.yr olds IR. 9*. 3-yr olds yit 3lk &yr olds pit. ylb.andnged
9lt tab. lAA 3 Mika of B. C.
Mr Goosliffon's b f Flighty. by Traveller. ign eW ;
Dyke of Grafts/de be by Worthy. s yrs ill.
Sit C. Itunboryll b c Spy. 3 yrs oM 3
I.ord Pricy's be Knecbuckle, 3 yattgei 4
Mr Melitei'm gr e yrs old s
Mr F Noales ch c Regulator. 47r, okt
Lord F. Warlock's !yr k Optician, S resold
Mr Ontdirg's b I Merryman& 3 re old
Mr Parte.% ch. e. Amateur, by Buzzard, 3 yrs old
lelr Pigott's br e by Monreock, 4 yrs old
KO odd' ;vial Flighty—Five to s arab& Kacebuchle-••
nave to z melon Optima.
The judge could place bet Fire.
Mr. Penton 's Thu, 81t. ,Ib. res. ft. from Ld F. G. Olorne's
_11114644441.4 Gt./Lk I'. 14. 203,. socr.h.fe.