The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-11-27 00:00:00

Aestre-Bevarian Army by Gen.
his wound.

He*ai qwir trni.

A setere *nand compels -me
'and of the army hitherto under
resign it to Field-Marshal
Soldiers ! you hare loved me
the most entire submission to ,
you, and call on yge to ptanocenftslessce
Fresnel • tutu and he 'lbssiiiliete
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LtTraa Monet MI eltrlrt4 PtittNelt
. - ''saltetto•GlN. stzw•aks.
" The xrei fortbe• noire,
valour, which you have shown
1,. the service 'of the geed moo.
.gaged, and of which yes hero i..
proofs iii:the battles near Leipeitt,
19th bit. hose Induced an to •
thing my Sovereign, the bong,
and Commander of the Royal Iti liras
M
Sword. I release-to myself the i
nit of this Osier into your hnu 1.
happy, it, gh'lng you herewiti.
deserved esteem which I beet
value which I affix to the servi,
ExceHency.-.-I have to cowhide
to k.'rp yea, M. Lieut.-Gen. Stewart,
most •hieh and gracious protectiott•-blr'
a tectingunk..,- .7.- ,.
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oda '
MA hie4lFl64ollitiert m knew. OcLille)! 1 . snore th..,two , , illettle i
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•• • • • .' :-- :4) on information being received en the Vile,. t •
• qty, Noe. 2.—Titere have berteghi ;or ..gre of the young French guards had spent the nighti
here th;;Prenth General of Division lAwiri'"l' silteida,Geti.Cxernitscheff thew Gen.. 111waisky)the. via
Re alto • ILO officers, and 3,500 soldiers, as jeitt • iit, to mote sod detached Colonel Besateildorf to 1 ieseary ,
4..sus..nd
the
sestets of wet.—Departed, the French Generals Pew Feld'. .Thithoglnn-tiollte away the enntoyt irk bind thitt.,l( afgwiretiVlTliert., _ siege ..
O el Cherrnis, and Hariet, with '2,500 prisoners 5OO ptisostjetteeees Mt% ea& destroyed the megeximes
net ,St, Selnti4l._onsibi Stile Atttitiet, and I assert, that
Of nrar,:fplitargarri and Stralsund. • 1 of corm eatexiatied
..there.
,As it appeared that
etheir
he. .0 eltyitriti ill..re, .anra-11.. was certainthat it
Bialti4l4llov. I.—WP have just recessed from the :
e ,„ltatt been set en fire. by the enemy, for, I repeat,-,
heari.giniteei of his Royal Highness the Crewe .: 'arm Gen. guards formed the vanguard' of thate.
rmy Gen.Czernitscheff posted himself befit • ' Irg that ottr hattiiiies;lkeltOvet nicks*, *ea thrown no-
Prince of Siweden, the following Bulletin : -, I and the eo? iollualioli'ite oder the command of the
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____.„--.:1---TNItonsbd into 'OW tee./ Whielluittew horning on they
• vrt . Wad-quarter. a hialthirsen, Oct. gi. ,- , Fan °' sisideou„ "Lows awaited tee. aPymium twiing. of the ahltfieforlilqiie *smolt: It was,:
TherCeown Prince yesterday removed I& head. 4 :af°,l,7
rticolvii"l/4,::. Acii"n ashe Perceive(l. ._ite likewise known that the canny •-‘ had prepared (Or a-!
quarterWto Muhihausen, to which place
~21 ,4222. dentobsade„lPLl, head, he caused it to attacked: Ogre* erillentral , serious resistance, not-only ow-the ramparts but in)
sauced' by Merseburg,
Artem'
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I. of the guns d'armerieof the guards were attacked and the streets of the'elty, fillinrdsern in various placeei
The great results of the battle it Leipsic become driven
boa
wan 010w:woo that followed them. .
with criwibustibles, ready to he net ire to and explode. 1
morn and more distinguishable every day. The army
Gemara' Caornitseher dispersed the .vanititard of ff It is also known, that the fighting its the streets be-1
of the Emperor Napoleon is retreating by
forced
. the Emperor NaPokout destroyed the magatines.l tween the besiegers and the enemy was terrible; eo(L,
marches, and-every day suffers consideroble losses.— ;from: which be thou to supply 'his army, anctlden- As' i''. t the •combnstibles colleeted‘lts them being set MI
It has taken its march towards Erfotts but, accord-dared the . roads impassable. LienteSetet•GitteM 1,0, OW ogreat otteher otsbOth sides when theyi
tug to the latest accounts, that place is in the
pas- : Count Von Woronzoff, early bit . the Igth, Cade4Xl r..egploded,' and set:.inatirtniidiags in flames. He
session of the Allies. General Blucher closely fob- i
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lows the euotny at every step, whilst the great army Cabsei to be ,garrisoned by a part of is eangtiatd. 1 adds, it' that the fins timethogreatest misfortune that
A few heirs afterwards, the corps es Count St.; could happen to the 'assailants, and that they did;
of Brom:nisi. whose head-quarters were, on the 24th,
Priest, from the army of Silesia, •eotered that platted. • ttvety thing in their 'pier, to extinguish it ; and that
at Weimar, is moving on the side of his left wing;
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Count Wbrirozoff has followed them there te-61/111`rom the difficulty endilanger of the communication
end the army of the North of Gerumuy is partly on 1
will
followed r„!.........1 R.... tv„ 1,...._
and he win be by muiwuwzos Baron vw laZol trough the lire with the adrariced posts its tbet city,
the side a the tight wing, and in part, stretches be- iode
with his wholearm...
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_.,' ft was fonndnecessagy to call' them all in. With re-,
}rout his wing. Generals- Yorck and Waellschikong 1 irrnto9 Lang
of Westphalia, „who
was %set"' er sheet to the sacking of the-eity by the-soldiers, het'
whose corps form she van-guard of the Army of S. I a
1 the result of the battles near Leipsie, was still quiet i elm cc
,f ant the. first tacanfesa•it, because I !coos"ltsia,
lesia, have attacked the enemy's .roar-guard, near
Weimeafels and. Freyborg, and taken upwards of ;
at Coosa on the 24th, and had not ewoveAso 4.00`; that it is true; midi matt eddy that it has fallen _10.4
• WOO recruits tath hint. It was notonSt flee sat Imy tot to take many cities bryastetult, and. I.'Wevail
4000 prisoners, 40 pimes of artillery, and a nom- ,
day, the 25thotbet he .wsit inferteed how TVS i'saw nor heard of any taken•in that manner by slur-
ber of ammunition and baggage eve ens, General
brother hid fared ; and on tbiliStas he set 'via'. 'troops whatever, without being sacked.; i.ti.is -ma.
Bashi,. has taken 600 prisoners from ..the Imperial
out dater In, the way .1 Affotilar, foreobleots. '.- sic the perniciess •%Cotiseqttencee. which' attends -tit%
Cords at Buttelstedt; and Generittikaragsesserbo Gemmel &last. deft' entered . ; necessity of as easeolt,,,a necessity Whiab.,eprt„.
marched by the way of Bihro to- HasseeherSt has 1 hekizest pro!mhly,,eo=iiitiaiitherelenil• i officer laments, not only frets tbe misebieteisF 4rai
found a great number of stragglers-4'lod Etf deserted ! Marshal prim,
bl stlltreetlineds Ott' occasions to the unfortunate lohabitants, but' rens,
carman and ainmonition waggons, allolonglistreedi.! tho 26ths ht theposidoe,b, hid taken behisid the ,the relaxation of discipline, end the risk which is, fell,
041 the read to Erfurt,
the Emperor
114421e°11 him.
I Stecknita, but preparstions were observed 'liking for . of losing all the adventage: of victory in the refit:HO.'
self gave orders to blow up more then GOO powder i
a -..- t throwing a bridge *T ,s .
se it, near to Zollenspicker.— 1 meat in which it is gained." ,lie then proceeds t 4.,
Imprint.
Colonel Citrapowitaky took posseisies o
• of the eite.l What he intends doing is not yet wetly known.— i complain, that it is hard that be and his officers
- ' Some people, who thlult themselves well-informed,- should he treated in the Manner they have been by.
of. Gotha on the 22d, where he made prisoners the:
assed,that
the Emperor Napoleon has given him the author of this groundless libel, only because as
71".°11 Minister, Baron de St. AYmiq' 73 officers,
and OW men. He blew up 30 powder.waggons. lie : orders to defend Miami( in Ilansborgli to the list ea.- • unavoidable evil had happened in the discharge ore.
tremity to prevent:the Mutes Mom declaring. *Vilest : great service, and thisaitialttl in of a' great Mini.
then joined, at Molschlehen, with General Ilowaisky,
:France,* as long as possible,* The French' do not; Cage; since, not withsiaoftethe is convinced Bier it
who had been detached from the Grand Army, to get
agree ell with the Danes; the. latter wish for no..
:;.__ was unpessible to hinder the tacking of a city in such,
round the French army. Colonel Briukendorf at
the same time disturbed the enemy en the whole of :thing more corneae
.1 ,than. _
a the to .isake coannT___"""he can prove that the utmost care' was
2 circumstances,
with the Allies, expect their King's dectvraPou I taken to prevent it, hid it been possible. The ettial
his march to Erfurt.: was continually skirmishing -ce. i
: with the greatest
___ 4';_., I positive orders weregiven to that effect ; and had it
with the cavalry of General Sebastiani, and. took a .
to i The Soave army which Joined the Mlle% -fiffirtk• " not been for the fire, which certainly increased the
number of prisoneis. General C
•lelltitsttheir' ; celled the Atmy of tit Norte ender erms,..tfhtO it ' confusion, and the_ ?amber of officers who fell, or,
iv hose carps the foresaid partisans belongiltes starch- . ,2 ,_
entered bettel ea will -
i taiga* bid wisbesititek,l6-wounded In the assault or the breach, amount-,
• . were
ed to Eisenach, to be beforehand with the head of the ..„,Generals, . •
enemy's Column.OtactistrAlifloidieret. 'tat to big to 170 out. of_ $5O, .it w.eurd
,have been' in w
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I sear the Weeks thet peps put es Meek. •• • I great measure, though ncit• entirety, prevented.--
O„ the 194,01 e Emperor Napoleon bad Ms night i he Ding et.wit •
% 'ilk.' declared bj'eeelthe ' One of the grottodS.P the ceiejlejet, which ii, that
+orgasm !slardt.ltattstadt; on thelOth ot Wanes. ;
i thegood guse of tint AI '.
, His troops. Mein,
..2,_;_ sentinel* wgrit phi' In au, Ole. houra..lmni,
Ma; the 2lit at Eckartsberge; early eo-the 2Sd he
g arrleed ,at Areettliterli • and are oe4.laen :the wish or,-3110.0. pki...;.-lt 'fiOgetain order- • -ler
was at Erfurt. from whence he went Gotha. Inter- ready ~.c.l- ~ . . !.' n_ •_' ._.t-._: 1. , . .-.- . - lnin4ed there itt9eratio,
ceptod.tettiptcotate, that the hisk.roldiefinthi whole 1 mart hto join the - tau Intant". 'WM 41tese seouttelimpet sio (twin,
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o c stsecoesestell _ _
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toor.for
Count Wredit.- - i
lof the otficera; a , I.9leisi,irN supposed t 14.1
aseighboorliond were covered; and, hail were, sown t - mehe ithe• •,...s -
.wilksoon take plice,r..: .fficers intemiiiilkactbo,,eo }}Mould be sacialtd'lnd
with numbers otlanostays„without AfeitAt4tr cloth. , -.1 .., . •fe . .2._
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_„, . . ',Power and •erthlW e. point destroys,„ _,, ! burnt,
Pow Pm t of *ng ihe and placed the !Winners there for that pep.
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Marshal St. Cyr has made a -movement from Dree. itrilftlifet 0104
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dais towards Torgau, probably with "fhe,intent of, • - - ' be edssisse4. .11ofortneateiy,...# happened that the
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TES. -'..'• • -': . . traces:-which edetho.iiimiult-ali the city could
,not
drawing the garrisons of that fortress, said of Wit.' • SLIDKID AZ 1 . „ ,ED
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tenberg, totis corps,to reach Magdebergbiand from .--
..;22 I, ~. . 0 , Tis__,a -"108"" .„.,_
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..' ' /1e111440114 Illiihats‘lootect,4,its. hong done im-,
thence retreat to France. • Several considetable corps , kng Vl* ~ • ..: 0 '614. ')Ille °lnane tirtligWC .1! 41444 alldfilgel. Jitter they MO °Meiotic! ponession of the
.5, centai 6110 . . • f t4s 111.10 be Phefgptis :the" the nether* Of Mr
d'armee area dvancing from all sides townedsveacir • e 4-- ,o, • . Aftnri,it.. •
____• ':4 - .' • . miliorgeithst . Itit afAigagi when
other, and joining, to engage him, lint ArilMit him ' I e Ml' ) 4i55r-1 • lsla de Lena. OA:* 1g ... -
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off. General Masenalen is in theoineigaeleßeselests --- .wphsss ow , . - . .-4(. • • • - , ~.;.-_._
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theme Their
no thanks 1
and will draw the corps of Generals Von Hirschfeld =of the repot*. cHenfititill-clative to disorder"' *eh, rim,
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,kulefe‘t,„-;s1 their data on :this
and Vol§ Thumen to his own. Gentrid Doubt Tait" i witted in die' tbstit et St. Sebastian' ky. the MOW "'lf**, iftbo, "14.7 -Ced7-, •Tifit; blockade of porn.'
lof senzien follows-the movements of General St. Cyr ;and Portuguese troops, after the assault given
L. led thetas; a thipottiihif the 31-st, so tumid.
and General •Bennigsen, whose army had already rP, 31st of Most last, Alley made itt earnest reprelen: -:
~ ellJ4eee
pettoitito.,.holoooloakoan Iwo in eiejlosee
joined that of the Crown Prince, will cause the corps ; tation to the DitkirstOludad "ftedrigo, throng:llMS .
te .rolieep th thartatmanirWSebealen'll *order
of General, Doctoroff to take the same direction, I Minister at -Whr,-riliVeiting that he would Wet .
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lone petered leis MO tbeir .
and will, take on himself the command of all the I himself of every perilieltir, • nil mode of prallted- ;re•7. umewumg.
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Ranieri anci,grussiau troops which are destined to ling by theßegeottrhalleitiniedit to their frankeees). gll it :. • the I heti
With .nespeile ilutialle4l done to ') -'
act agtittst•the.enetny,s corps. The corps ef qeneral ! •
and the tiinfidefiCeleilliblif thex life in the ilinlittiVeur . : ..
by _
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StrogonotE:WiLl kiln the army of the Crown. Prince. :.Chief who heesseisoorit4coVies so, &Timis -ilesiqui the
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retsfa fitiZliki
pi . tel7Kia 7iinsi4, It 7417:
General Count Walmoden observes the motions of t signal ;'• for hifsittigliltiFtradettee, Ids leveller:lOct UPPI., I
very enlister, that,lt should sot ecaur to;
General Da voest's army, who most probably wain° discipline, sad his eikection foe the Spanini : . rs rOn___ldoismot Aostliopossliaties, if they were
longer delay his:retreat. , will net pertfiftlts'itil2bbt that.he has Botta tho 1 , Wili
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The total len of the Allied Army of tile North of; most effectuipihean‘egi.pe.Bio• tho authors ihe :. . I
tho $
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real happened riXer,fromicitident daring the conyt.
Germany, in The battles of Leipsic, doesnot exceed , mischiefi'amt ilroclSOir.which are alleged to live t Om delllsetotely." As to the,
from 2to 3000 men in killed and wounded. That been -conintittlik • --:t• -4 -,.- • - f lenity 'fit Y!..gerrison he :admits_
• , •••... 9to: evieen . t - _
Langeron has beers more pon..i thin- that it is wall.fourntidi. bet 'Nerves, " that tot-.,
I The Dukeef Ciodat Htidrigo, considering
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all the .t......i.
A gives the greatest, praise to self in this affetrnot to meth a General of hiaCit. 7147-ing 7,!_r_., ; ill iguk.4-4
.61;en- taken by esTeeeix7
Generals Koptsewitsch, the tholic Majesl; is a subject of Great Britaiii,'ldUti an. enemy-
b.at .fount! would be difficult ie..;
sad General Roullsewitaah, as they were thetrpop, Of that country which Mehl emu% l'
RI British soldiers from
'leers and aindiers under his St;Sebastianyttiplied to the Minister at Vfarst•re- Prire d red
. . 'with tooite An aneta
Icae-ind Wren e • treating)
questing that ifs igighttommunicate retatire'to tapas , , ~,,._
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Bth Oct. the Lieut.-Gen. Sir events with the eAgelissndor of hit* Britannic: XI- -424_1,°._"115t '.". . -
lasted the English rockets in the qty,, to whom he accordingly transmitted' atraolstirer eeute.."*""Wa 11144. _sparsest so respectable,, anti,
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of so high a chgracber ea Sir Thomas Graham, shoo
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. fire, and voluntarily undertook in. the most- salisfectary terms to the: tompillitais - ' hitei applied for eel!
several of his /Loyal ilighness'il against the conduct of. the British and Portureeo last bnee been,charpsisrlnt "lot. . jig .
executed to the entire satisfaction troops, hating received the periodical Papers Irina fdlteeicie .
to extiogoish ihafillilleS tat the city was**.
. Oen to infer, that he
Generals Tawast and Lowest.. contained the charges itgainst the army. .Ifsemtes, .. , - entlamned,• girl**. occa ..
themselves. The first brought Mom, that he could *ls to be able ttradopt siker iloalood al dealesolieta. Nevi thing 4.1". certain) Y
cannon to a point which was means to vindicate the OfficeraimpliPated i -botae -- ...../4%..1._- _. ros_,l-1
An de by &Mak sreeja.ettglingaish the Sre ; and
( applied frit
the sunny, and thereb_y con- :hag thew: uotti Jte.mtut leeks nats. of. those in Air -Mar reswat.lo ielwiltlweo-41°,. __lfe__ll"l-21.4. ths 1b..... -
,flank of the pme. • Pcltif.!* 'vowel'. AI begins with.the charge, ha which. its tie . y assistance, set oily to ei, wow., --?-
ditectad the Swedish artillery, which fopeted to Lisut..Goaeral Sir Thomas Grahams that but to bury the dad wand do alth and On thi

of General Count de Ls
Fiderable. 'Fills General
_ ~.. the brave behaviour of
i ' Count de St. Priest, and
t likewise to all the offu
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' I command.
In the battle of the 11
1 C. Stewart himself plant
lil midst of the briskest fir
the performance of sae
.1. orders, which he smolt
of the Croown-Prince. 4
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I Metro have distinguished
fe ; op two batteries of 12 c
',l 1 Irery briskly pressed by
tributed to.serre this fl
Suremaia himself disecto
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