The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-10-21 00:00:00

DECREE.

Art. 1. There shall not be concluded any treaty of
peace between the French Emperor and Sweden, till
Sweden shall have previously renounced possession
of the French Island of Gundaloupe.
2. It is forbidden to every Frenchman in the island
of Guadeloupe, under pain of dishonour, to take
as)* oath to the Swedish Government, to accept auy
office under It, to afford it any assistance.

3. The present Senates Conseltem shall be trans.
/flitted by a message to his Majesty the Emperor and
King.
)'or the Emperor, and in virtue of the powers cos.
faded is us,

(Signed) MARIA LOUISA.
By the Empress Regent.
(Sighed) CAM RAC ERLS, Duke de Cohere.

PARIS, Ocr. 15.—Letten from Dresden, of the
Bth, announce, that his Majesty the Emperor left
that city on the 7th. It is believed be has proceeded
to the side of Leipsick and Wittenberg.
FRONTIERS OP SAXONY) Oct. 6.—The Prince of
Moskwa continues to obtain advantages over the ene-
my's army of Berlin.
The Prussian corps of Bulow, the Russian corps
of Winsingerede and Worenzoff, and the Swedish
corps d'armee, bare successivel fought and suffered
a great loss. Many prisoners bare also been taken
from them.

We are aseartcl that Thielmann's partisan corps
made a great booty between Leipsick and Weimar,
'bud among other things took Prince Poniatowski's
plate; hut that all has been retaken by Gen. Lefeb-
vre Desuouette's Prowl light horse.
It is the Austrian corps, commanded by the Aus-
trian Gen. Baron de ?Lobe, which is stationed in the
Erageberg. It forms part of the army under Gee.
Menu,

The Russians attempted to destroy the bridge of
boats established at Litienstein, but did not succeed
In that enterprise.
RASTLDT, OCT. 9.—lt was on the 3d that the
Russian General Czeinkscheff, why had penetrated
to Cassel, at the heed of a corps of partizans, pre.
cipitately abandoned that town, on learning that
the French and Westphalian troops were 'marching
against him. He at first retired upon the heightsl
orSangerhansen, and thence by Menden, upon Get.
tingen, where we are assured he was overtaken and ,
. beaten. . • ...... 1
He saved himself, with whet *leaped the French
sword, on the side of Halle and Merseburg, to
• endeavour to gain the Elbe; butit scarcely appears
possible that he.. will be able to avoid th! French
troops which are en that side.; we therefore expect,
tin hear intelligence of his complete defeat.
Many persons, who had retired at, the time when
,Ceernitscheff 'a corps entered Westphalia) ere now
returning to their homes:
The corps d'armee of Marshal the Dake of Cas-
41glione being now posted on the • Stale, and home.
k ditifely loining the French corps d'a'rtnee which are
'in Saxony, there is no longer any fear of the commit-
:tie:titles being interrupted. . '
Paws, OCT. 14.—A letter from' Cissei,:dated
Oct: 9, contains the following details :-... •
L " The day before yesterday, we 'saw thi troops
'under General Aux arrive. On the Bth, be himself
entered our walls with a numerous infantry. Seve-
val columns bare proceeded from Friedberg to Cas.
sel. All is now tranquil- in, that country, tad
30,600 men are mancenerlegin every direction to pro.
tut it. ;

.451r.Terferal Rigaud, who,. on the Bth ot °do-
lirt arrived at Rothenberg, With six thousand
.nsenv has just transmitted official news here, that
'the Swedes and Russians have been defeated -upon
the gibe) Sad that they have suffered considerable'

BATRIUTLII Ocr. 3.—The grand head-quartere•of
the mislay', army are still at Topaz. For some
day% nothing important has taken place epee- the
frontiers of Uohemia.
The corps d'armee of Marshal the Date of.,
tielone hal arrived oppn,the banks of the Ude, sot
'appears to be marching open. Neumhourg.—Thso
S'wedes have left the•poeithms which they had upon
the left .bank of the lithe, to intrench themselivis
upon the right bank of thnt river, • , 4).;.
PARIS, Oct.' l.—Accounts from tie head.queriert
of the Army of Italy state as.*allows :
a The enemy has bnt„wilily acted spinal

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