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London, England, 1813-10-14 00:00:00

will stem be followed no/loon the left bade of the
Elbe, and a national war will shortly be seen extend-
ing from the Elbe to the Rhine, similar to that with
which the liberation of Spin commenced. The
Chiefs of the districts only await the signal for col!.
lecting their tortes, and'this moment is slot now far
distant. Gene,ral Blucher has pushed fotward a
• strong det ichment on Konigsbruck. Count Von
Tanenzien has taken possession of Lubenwerda and',
Elbterwerda, and the line behind the Sister. The
enemy has broken up his camp at Stolzeishagen, near
' • -Elsterwerda in the night between the 19th and 20th i
it is estimated at 4000 men. Accordin to the Wet
occiiunts, the King of Na ales is still at 4rosseohayn.
,0 The Emperor Napoleini in person on the 17th
attacked the post of Nollendorf, in the narrow passes
of Bohemia, but was repulsed by the Austrian corps •
of Generals Coloiedo and Meerfeld, with the loss of
seven cannon, one standard, four thousand prisoners,
and the General of Brigade Kreutzer, who was taken.
The united army of the North of Germany has taken
snore than 28,000 prisoners since the truce ended.—
From the 17th of August till the 18th of SePtembers •
there have passed through Berlin ds prigoneri of war
18,257 soldiers and 299 officers, and upwardsof WOO
men were on the road to that city I from 2 to 8000
have remained behind sick in the hospitals at Inter.
boch. Treuenbritzen, Belsig, and Brandenburg, and
the corps d'armeenf Count Walmodens which sends
its prisoners to Stralsund, has snore than 4,000
of them. If we add to this number the of the killed,
wounded, and missing, we may reckon the total loss
of the army opposed to that of the North of, Germany
at not less than 45,000 men since the 17th of August.
The prisoners taken by the army under General Blu-
cher, and the grand army of Bohemia, amount to
40,0f-0. We may, therefore. without exaggeration,
estimate the enemy's Lou since the recommence-
ment of hostilities at more than 100,000 men, and ,
2.50 pieces of cannon.. If as every thing gives '
us reason so hope, Bavaria and Wirtemburg should
join the CAW!' of German liberty, the Emperor Napo-
loon will not have more them 150,000 men to oppose
to the Allies
ts The King of Denmark has sent the Prussian
Minister back, and stated as the cause of it, that as
Prussia is engaged in a war with the Emperor Napo-
leon, the preens* of that Minister could no longer
be,allowed at Copenhagen. This Court endeavours
to justify itself to the Allies, on account of the decla-
ration of war against Sweden, and portends to have
taken that step merely to avoid the Wiliam demands
of Baron Alquier, who demanded 10,000 *sore men
to be sent to Holstein. In this, hosivivert there
appears a vast difference between the intent and the
deed.
a The enemy has not any more strong positions on
the left bank of the Elbe from Winesburg to Schoe-
beck. His advanced pests are still between the last
mentioned place and Magdeburg. General Cserilits-
cbeff is at Bernburg, Major Von Rosenstern at Lit&
tosenbtirg, and-Major Czei atanerbeg.
Detadsed parties have penetrated Si far asHalle,
where they have put themselves in connection with
the, carps under General Thielman, and from thence
as far as Deane* and Billerteld, and on the left
wing as far as Egiln and Wantaleben. They have
been able to make only a small number of prisoners,
as they sorer swat free dui nhinly in any noliddne-
able force.
a Major Von Lowenstein has taken a transport of
1800 measures of oats, And other prociakins, which
were intended for Magdeburg.
"The van-guard of the Russian army commanded
by Count Von Woronzoff is at Acken (on the left
.bank of the Elbe). The Swedish van-guard under
the command of Gen. Schulzentium is at Dessau.
44 The Crown Prince has entrusted the siege of
Wittenberg to General Bulow."

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