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London, England, 1813-10-21 00:00:00

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mons, were coniplately
driven away. The trots in the I
Dresden had jieen cut;`dpsn. In
45th a niagasinelor oats, straw,
Dresden i the loss is estimated at
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EITRACT or AIL X. 97...; PartioM"
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~, fleet. 5. toe,
It would tree• appear, my dear.. In
,fital epoch was epacisily reseribd for us. Id ell (...
wars there has Men no outwit of dyke -Isolated,
separated from each other, deprived of mutual WM-
l'otunications .: such, however, is datr situation, *We
a fortattate campaign may change, but 0441441*
mean iltue) Rakes the quite mad.. . .. . ~- .. -. s~I. I,
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iririaiet V . LETTIR TRQN MR.. 1.:, TO 111110 .MO
IAROMEM LIT BOARcOIt. .1% • .-.
!.44.4'.... . • .t' '''' Dresite, Sept.lo.
arrived here alike 701,. in the most frightful
weather ever witnessed. I found out aco , near
`the plain, where my park is, where, with al lb lb-
conveniences, 'conveniences, i got to bedsit eight o'cloek. • , hive'
spent almostall the timesince indryingaottscritbbirt
inyaelf, so mach had I need of..tioth. ~ Ila 01. i
• The enemy, on our departure from Dre Ave
Lep.
1 proached'uitan a few leagues of it. The, peros'el
return made hits retire. Ail our artillery, with the
exception of the park, has advanced towards Robe.
1
mia With his Majesty, and is now fire leagues from
hence. As I am left quiet, I cOncltide that this is only ,
a diversion,
_ not a decided movement in advance ; and
that the Emperor will soon return to Dresden:-.-•
Thus 'chat unfortunate city is become the centre of
all ear operations, and is traversed sometimes in one
t, direction, sometimes in another, by the greater part
:of the army. Its resources are thus exhausted, and
levery thing becomei very scarce and dear.
Our situation is such, that it is impossible to-
' foresee the future; the Emperor, however, is on,
the spot, and that is 'sufficient: wherever he is, all
does well ; did his Lieutenants only do as ranch !
{but, —. In conclusion, we have only a vague
knowledge of what happens to the corps d'art**
where we are not ourselves ; and, perhaps, in
France, you will form a better idea of our combined
movements from the Gazettes, than we do ourselves.

ANONYMOUS LETTER TO MADAM! Ir• AT PARIS.
A rbesor. Sept 11.
his not withott pain, my dear friend, that I have
hitherto been prevented from giving yon any accounts
(.1. me. I returned to Dresden the day before yester.
day, but did not stop there, as It was necessary to
dellle through it the u hole day, amidst one of the
heaviest rains, towards Bohemia. We are now,
therefore, in the mountains. I know, not whether
it is intended to penetrate far into Bohemia : In-
; deed, I hardly think of it ; for, to tell yon the
truth, iris nearly all alike tome. On the 3d, while
marching from Rothkretsam to Bautzen, one R—,
Secretary to the great --, whom I pointed ont to
yoti at the play—you must recollect him—a young
man, rather short,
,and always wearing a black
stock.; this poor devil fell, I know not how, into
the hands of the Cossacks. He has written to as,
land speaks highly of the treatment he receives.

ILITIACT OF A LErsErt FRON 11Ia. 11. TO 111. 1-2 AT

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Ebersdorf, Sepi.l2.
• dace the resumption Of hostilities, I hare not had
a moment to spare: we hare been always either fight.
ing or marching. It was our corps &orate which
defended Dresden, and at present It fora* the ad-
vanced guard 'the army marching on Bohemia.
We have been assuring the =materna for the last
fcninight, constantly Wit to the skin : to-morrowate
shall, doubtless, descend into the plains; aft the-
dispositions are made for attack; the, enemy is.cers-
centrated it Toplitz, a' league from. Mir, ibqmo
Russians, Prussians, or Austrians, 'wait us : the
battle* will be terrible.' The Emperor was with us
yesterday ; he passed 'along our left to arrange every
thing. 'We hope we shall ba victorious : we hare I
need of it. I con(esi long 'for a termination ;my
health cannot long Withstand the fatigue. Eery
thing seems to show, .that, one.wiy or the other, the •
war will not beiong.-,-Adien.
EXTRACT St A MIMI TILO TO-PIADA3.I

• !i-).-7'l • "'* - 1410.12.
Your letter Nabs' ale; Om itlYs ago-An a*Schefr
village, where we. bid .to sleep, lifter fighting the.
whole day. It recalled to me very ifrileable racer-,
lectiona ;. but ,strongly iehtranted-iritiOny44n
sent situation .7Since the 22d, our corps baa beet
constantly fighting, wet to the :skin ; it was,.nro who
defended Dreirden and who laved it.
At preient, we are le:.persoit of the enemy; and
write to yogi frotwa Wretched
.harrack, perched qt,
the top of ono dike highest • ineutitaies of Bohemia.
Doubtless, we skiff, to•Morrowldefile into the plain k
160,000- Russians, Prussians, or Austrians there
*wait us: the battle will be terrible; and God-grant
We may be ooeflueroros for ming will not be easy.
We make war in sath a way, tlUt it cannot fail to ba
goon terminated.
mr health is a little Impaired.. 14b. Maxsiovit
din Indisposed. •

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NITA AC7 07 AN eireirteops, JAWS,» 9ft,
' • Drake, Sept. 11.,
Be not in too great a berry to place ottt.
iti!gis
of 4000 •france. • The present are mouhiati WAsiiyou,
should have fanda.by you. Endeavour to hi,* te
4000 francs largoick, and- by so Means get'fid g thew.
till you know our affairs are going on better.. •At
present, on my oath, they are not issimelbre ler-
, " ett •
tante; isi iiellepeller the best.

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Lena* mouNIL4l.lllO4‘. irts Will AT *lats.
• Seit. 12.
We are just returned from nn eitohton in Bohe-
mia. It is the moat miserable canary in the world ;
'and it' the interior is not betters It it doebttesa the
country accursed or God. It it gcturexpe su•ofilt
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' Alfrh• SAWA,. "- • •
iseijOit, Sept. )4.
'VW Disperse liaiiitiarnevi.to Dresden ; and they
talk hrthat-city of an intervii*, and of peace. God
grantita speedy. arrival In the mean time, I will
taligoo, my (Fiend, that I am hero charged with a
very delicate, and often embarrassing service ; our
'roads are inkin4llth onemfi Parties.

PARKA! PAPERS.
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PAWS, OCT. 14.—T0-dayi Thrtsday, Oct.. 14,
the Conservative Senate met at two o'clock, ander
the Presidency of the Arch-chancellor.
The Senator Count Segur, in the name of the Spe-
cial Committee, appointed In the Sitting of the 12th
of this month, made a report of a projet of a Se-
natus Consultum presented that day, relative to the
island of Guadeloupe.
The Senatus Consultutn was adopted by the Se-
nate.

our trro
orcops
es. upon the
by
gmat Laybaela
by reads
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redandtosoirane.
intention of entlea-vonting to find an oppor:
falling on our flank. The enemy has been
_ from the Fianna side.
was again menaced by a column of
frowinhicMah appeared aseived.
fdreobutoeightedria
ad, in fine, by the English cruisers blab '
within sight of the port.
, the let of October the enemy advanced
reconnoitre a party of our troops which
Adelsberg, but he was Malty repulsed. o
of October, the Prince Viceroy marched upon
_J heighttief Previa% and General Palombini upon
Piisawiestr.— reserve division was, vv-the 48th
September, at Barren. General Gillienque an..
pn the 29th, that on the preceding day,
General Mazzachelli had carried the enemy's post of
San Sigiscurnda, defended by 800 men. The enemy
precipitately retired upon Wilbache.
PAlt/B, Our. 12.—Intelligence front Simony, ef
the 4th, gives, upon the events which are passing ira
that country, or which are preparing in it, the fol.
lowing details :
" The principal armies still occupy the same po.
sitions in the eeighbourhood of 'Dresden, and upon
the Bohemian frontiers. They continue to. receive
numerous reinforcements of every description.
" The town of Leipsick hue suddenly become the
very important centre of military movements. The
Member of troops there are so considerable, that it
,Ms been found requisite to lodge a part of them in
churches. The neighbourhood is filled with cavalry,
*forming part of the 3d corps of tke army, corn.
minded by the Duke of Packs. Troops which in.
verse Leipsick, coming from the side of Wurzen,
march by Halle and Weissenfels towards Dessau.—
The Duke of Ragnsa's corps d'armee supports the
_operations of the Prince of Moskwa, who has driven
to the other side of the Elbe all the enemy's corps
-which endeavoured to attempt the passage of that
river.

" The commnuication between Dessao aod Mag.
deburgh is completely free.
" Including the Duke of Castiglione's corps
d'armee, the French forces between Jena and Mio
deburgh, are estimated at 150,000 men. This
posinglorce has occasioned irresolution in the ene-
lny's projects; and the partisan corlo under CrPneral
czeikeitscheff is now endeavouring to regain the right
bank of the Elbe, but it is possible his re! rest will be
cut off from it. In the two attacks pre.,iouly to.t3e
against.Dessau, the enemy had a great nurn:'P► of
killed and wounded. He carried off the taster to
Jutterbock.

" Beyond Dresden the'French army remain. ann.
centrated, ready to act on the first notice. It daily
receives reinforcements, especially iu cavalry.
66 His Majesty the Emperor continues to enjoy
the best health.

" The Prussian army, Commanded by General
Blucher, has entirely retired."
CASSEL, OCT. 6.—The following has been pub-
' lished here;—
44 The order and tranquillity which we enjoy in
our city, and its neighbourhood, are owing, as each
of owc citizens has convinced himself, to the acti►ity
of ottt National Guard ; but it would be enreasoni...
hie ti expect from those who compose It a longer
services as that would keep them from exercising
their professions ' • whilst others, who profit as much,
and even more, from this service, would continue to
be exempt from co-operating in the general safety.
In consequence, we summon all the inhabitants of
this city, no matter of what condkiee, to perform
the service of the National Guard, and for this pure
pose to present themselves to Const de Reldring,
who will point out to them the mode of arming, and
the part which they must take in the service. As
the mounted National Guard at present is of the
greatest utility, those who can produce a horse ant
requested to enter themselves as horsemen ; and it is
expected of those who can give horses, that they will,
hasten to co-operate in the general good.
clesel,. Oct. 4, 1813."

FRENCH FUNDS.
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5. Immo i• I nW :trumpet alitods4,tha coned Instrument },of September, at HT
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