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:, .nc;,,r.tlns twenty third o. hpfih ~
- wear Of our Lord onethoasand eight
snadred and ten, to be fully compssa'
I'd and ended. ,.hed.v
Given sndcr my hard and seal the o'y
and date first above written
THOMAS paul. i ..
/. Stoned sealed and delivered IN the
presence Of GEO 6. PRESBofi
IL consequence of the above authority
vested in me. arising from contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents tor the
Gale of Paul's Columbian Oh, IN the CITY
ST Baltimore, viz. Dr.. Edme Ducate''
sien of the Golden head, No. 70 MAR
ket.street. Messrs. Henry heeri
Son, Druggists, sign OF Celsuss neau,
No ass Market-st. near the corner Oh
Howard.st. Doct Jesse Talbot, Drug
qest, corner Of Hanover and Market'stS'
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, statloners'
corner of Gay and Market sts. Messfs'
G & R. Waits Lottery Office, corner
# St. Paul's Lane and Market-st' a
| Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
| of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Mcssrs'
John & Thomas Vance, .Statloners' NO
,7s Market-st.-.M FePs Point, by
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist No. 5
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
| t;oner, Felps-street.-Cty Of Wash'"s-
ton. Messrs. David OFT, * Go. Drug
oists-Phladelhhia. NJ. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's. No Is North
4th St. John Y Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Pine-Strsets-Jere'
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2eS Mar
ket.Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and 30
streets, Messrs. Crowl & Segar, Drug
pists, Market st.-Nr7u York, Messrs.
John s. Thomas L, Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence y
Reese. Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. u.
&R. Waites's. Nos. SO and "a, Maiden
Lane-York Iown, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug. -.AuuatoHs. Messrs. Chllds &
Shaw.-Gsrge Town. DR.. John ot-
Drua-Laucaster. DR.. Sanuel Faint
nestock, Drug.-Harrisburg. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. Dr. Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Petersburs,
Vrg Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
eists.-Hagerstown. Dr.. Frederick Mil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DR.: John
| S. Miller, Observation-Disclosures. Mess.
John & Abm. Miller, Druggists.-7an.
oper. Messrs. Frederick & VIM. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-CarEsle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook PMe.
(Montgomery COY Mr. Bricc Gassaway,
and IN ALEXANDRIA, By
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
aud Patent Medicine Store, No. l6,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
| March % laWSm
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March %
laWSm

tairttx CDunlV, TO Wit
/, WILLIAM DENEALE. one oftke
commonwealth justices OF the peace
for the County alo esaid. To all shc,ltfs.
MAYORS, baiiiffs, constables and heaGbo-
rourhs, within The commnnw eaith of
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kldwe!l,
late Jailor, and D MEL Brady the pre-.
sen. Jailor, for tn. County, for RIchsr ri
Radcliffe, sheriff of said county, have
complained on oath before and to me.
that Elijah Graham, who Was committed
to the Jall OF the count, aforesaid by the
Court thereof, in. felony, and to be Sc
cured liz the said Jail until the next
Superior Coarl, to be held for the
County aforesaid, and then and there
to be tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was com
mi,ted to the said Jail by myself as
runaway. She said her name was Nan
CIV, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Frederick sburgh, Virgil
nia-did forcibly, or by other undue
means, open the door of the said Jail on
the night Of the 9th inst and escape
therefrom, and that such escape, was
withoH, the knowledge and consent, and
against the will of them the said Robert
Kidwell, and DanielBradly, Jailors as a.
foresaid, and are now going at large.
These are therefore in the name OF the
commonwealth, to require you, &every
ofyuG. AZ your respective counties, towns
and precincts to make diligent search BY
way Of hue and cry, for the said Elijah
Grayhan. and negro Nancy, and hin
and her having found, to seize and re-
take and safely convey, or cause him and
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail of
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
by due course of law. Given under ny
hand and seal this 2sth day of NoveR.-
Der 1912.
w. DENEALE, Seal
Nov. 50 2awtf.
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,... coughs, catarsgAs, asthmas, son
.hroats and approaching coasu'np1loha
n1esr.. Michael Lee, Y Co. |
yon are At lioerty to use my name
!, TIE recommendation OF Lees Eilxit
US from repeated trials have fou"a'
an excellent remedy tor colds, coughs
sc. 1.DDv
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee e Go.
7 was attacked with most violent
cold, a severe cough AID pain IN the
breast which continued to grow worse
- during which my appetite taxed ana
nv voice altered 80 much that 1t was
with the utmost exer,ion | could pro-
aounce a single sentence louder than
nv breath. Some of my trends nav,
ing observed to me that much goo'
had been done by the use OF Lees T.
lixir, advised me to procure oo't'e
from Messrs Warner aud HANNA
which I accordingly did--and to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medic me, it will appear asto''
nishing that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use o.
one oottIe only restored me to perfec>
health.
I. A. SMITH.
Market Street, +. Point
LEES
Genuine Essen e & Extract Of Mustard
4 safe and effectnal rs medy Tor 4.
cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout,
Palsy, Lumbago, Mum Dness WHITE
Swellinss, Chilblains, sprain:: Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract of letter from Ir. Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the ProprietoFs'
dated Norfolk. w. Enly "A, 1879.
Messrs. Michael Lee q Co.
Your es,erc, OF Musi is highly
approved Of by number OF persons o!
tbs city, who 1sve had occasion to ap.
ply it in cases Of Bruises, Sprains &.
You may send me u'ther supply
also, send me some more of your anti
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll tie
whole Of your Medicines in consi.
lerable demand. Yours trul;,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-.
vention ofbilious fevers. &c
Lees Elixir for violent :. is, coughs
exc
Lees Inf.Ilible Ague aid Fever
Drops.
Lee. Worm dest' Dying Lozengcs
Lees I;ch Cintmen'. warranted to
cure by one application, (sithout MGR
,ury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv-
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Ices II.lian Veg etabl: Specific, for
The Venereal
Les Persian Lotion, for letters
md Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mus
tai for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eve Water
Leg I SOFIA he Drops.
'ee's D.mask Lip Save.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Anod. ne Elixir, for the cure
Of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
Sold by the Propric.ors, No 9S, Pitt
Street, Baltimore.
And by their up. ointment in Alex
andri Ev
II. GRAY, okseiler, King-strcet
and n. kingston. Fa!rtax-s'ree,
TO country merchants and others,
Hho purchase to sell again, liberal
account will De given by the proprle
tors.
To detect coun,rrfeits; observe each
article has. on the outside VT ppcr, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, ard Co.
n. B Al. places OF sale may be
he'd igra'is) pamphlets containing ca
Sos of cures whose length prevents
their being herewith inserted.
Oct Is.
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A sovereign remedy tor cold olsl-
nate coughs, catarsgas, asthmas' sort
throats and approaching coasump1lohs'
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Potomack and shen,k
Navigation lotE
By authority Of the S,aie 81 r
SCHEME UF A Il
Terry. &
For improving the Nsv;o..;
Poto,nack and ohensnJo,, "
SECOND LASS OF o Gao M
! Prize o. 5000 lrr.,. N
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I 10. OF 5000 doll.rsE
2 do. of $3.50 {:
4 do of 900 "
Is do. of 1000
10 CO. OF io2 Ticket, Y
in this Class, u
90 do. of 500 lo,.ar,
80 do OF 100 s.
SO do. OF 50
$500 do of u y
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l4,3l6 Blanks, not | 10
$500 Tickets at 81 S,
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18th, 18Th. 2,sl I'D. 9!
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ing Prizes cxIep'edi z h,
100 lice s ~ .hi, I.5c,
p IL S v.b:e 20 vs.
drawing IS completed, suDIe,I
cent. deduction
Last ,rrwn 500 Tickle
from the Asst 10 tie 20. J Gel
entitled 10 o 'c'iis. p"y.a,
els In the 81 Glass.
Tic ii kets coast tuf',g 4
this Class to rors' f 70.
from 1000 to 5000 tiJsN
hundred 10 be the "rt pie q
hundred frr t e 9Th 10y ~
for the l7th day and so Oh
10 ,r.Z"s .re draen
Purchasers % 100 'irkH
TO be entitled 10 . CT dit Of \
the d.Avi z OF this Class, o.
approved irdorse.s
FL, rr,z.s rot drma de
months alter The drawing %
will &c considered as given
bcn fit OF TIE Lottery
E4Gh Prize OF o !o!lsrs d
FRS Class, wIl. be received
oE Tick Is III tnIs class II c
and Ely cents.
The Managers Of tne p :
Shemamdo.h Navi"aii.r L.
ing completes tn r."'
clIs, thev tiust ~ the satI>l.
concerned. wn!cb his slit'
70 ,he improvement, OF tht
cf those rile!s thu p Cn.!>'
completion Of T. q u>"ir v
this S meme to the IL. c II.
Coun led expect.,irn hat u
WITH treir apprnta !oI 81
particularly OF ai'iur"e tic!
il making those w rs ~ i
seasons
CHARLES SIMMS, /
JOHN MASON
JONAH THOMPSON
WILLIAM SEE Is ar
GEORGE PETER,
Sept 10.
- Tickets il the abo
msy re had at tie ccn'p"D'
Georgetown. ~ The T!e.rr
JONAH THOMPSON Alex no
will be rrcci. Cd Ten EC%
the first class in payMeIsN
in this ci IS.
The Drawing OF
bove Lottery Will PC
commence on :! ues
18th day of NovcmL
Lots on ! entire D
For sale or to be let on 6
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RECEIVED

n, srnooner Melisda,s iroa. Boston, ana
~ Ssar. Regutasor, from .Nesv Ysrk'
Ascmptste, assortment os >. .oAo'
ali descriptions and fashions
In Store,
cotton, Window Glass, Ravens LUZ
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse AIDES
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
- rcSs Law
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an..~. Michael Lee, II Co.

n1esr.. Michael Lee, y Co.
You are At hoerty 70 use my ~
in TIE recommendation OF Lees Eiix,!
as from repeated trials have fou"a
an excellent remedy tor colds, coughs
W. RI. BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1910.
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GENERAL ORDERS,
nv GEN. MOREAU.
i" .Groszoitsch, Heed Quarters


Grossoitsch, Head Quarters,
aug. II.
"The sanguinary struggle for our
independence is resumed /; all the ef.
ferts Of our illuslrious ally, bis Ma
iesty the emperor Of Austria, and
our own, to obtain a durable peace
without any further bloodshed, have
proved fruitless. The design was,
that we should lave groaned under
the ignoninious yoke for a long time
to come. 10 arms. therefore, ye
valiant Russians, Prussiaps, anu
Germans (! Cur power is formida-
BILE, as it possesses both energy and
a large numerical force His lmperi.
al Highness the Archduke Charles
is COMMANDMENTS chief OF the imFe-
rial Austrian army, who have made
common cause with ours. Courage
in battle. united with perseverance,,
must iniallibly prevail.
"In the name Of his Majesty the
King of Prussia, as generalin-
chief Of the allied army.
"The Russian major general and
chief Of the etat major,
" MOREAU."
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FOREIGN Iyra,ltj ENCE.
B0STOy, 6et. s5.

L fTsSF PR21 EURoPE.
Yesterday eveaias arrived at this
port, the ship Minerva. Capt. Ford.
fron Leith. ID DAYS, bringing Loa-
don dates to the 9th September, Sc
yeral DAYS later than before reeeiv-
I'd. Tbey are faruishad with many
important details Of War Operations
in the North of Europe. from which
the following brief selections are
made
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I. =
An Official letter frsm Resteck,
Sept. 2. mentions that the troops
from that place had compelled the
French to retire, and to eyacnate
Wismar.
The papers are filed with official
details.
ST. Sebastians has surrendered to
the British.-The Castle capitu-
lated Sept. 9. Pampaluna was next
to be reduced.
One thousand eight hundred pri-
soners, including six officers, were
made in the capture of st. Sebas-
fans. and an uncommonly large a.
mount of shot and cartridges taken.
TIE Earl Of Aberdeen is appoint.
ed the British Minister Plenipo at
Vienna. Frederick Wise, Consul
General in Sweden.
100 houses in the N. E. part OF
Gottenburgh have been destroyed
by fire.
1t is reported large French
squadron is coming to New York,
and many frigates to American
ports.
Earl Stanhope has formed a plan
| 10 counterfeit American Torpcdoes.
The King of England has recent
| Iy improved greatly 10 bodily health,
and bones are revived Of the perfect
cure of his mental disorder, as he
has lately had several long lucid in
tervals and the British ministers
have communicated TO him all the
political measures which have been
ado otcd in consequence fhis Illness,
and The events that have occurred.
CAPT. Barstow, passenger in the
Erie. reports. that Messrs. Gala.
tin and Bayard. sailed from ST. Pc
tersburgh the latter part of Aug.
on their return home-ibere being
no prospect Of success in their mis-
sion.
Additional reinforcements have been
sent from England to Canada, Der.
muda and the w. Indies.-At the
sane time additional troops continue
to be sent to Spain.
A London paper speaking of the
capture of the Argus, observes
8. When Capt. Allen was taken out
OF her 10 be conveyed to the Hos
pital. he exclaimed to his crew.
s" God bless you my lads ; zoe shall
nerer meet again" His auditors
were so deeply affected that not one
man of them conld articulate {" FARE
WE'LL" His leg was so dreadfully
| shattered that but little hopes were
entertained. Of his recovery. He
appeared himself to be aware of his
dissolution, and was perfectly re-
signed. Capt. Allen was highly es-
teemed 10 his profession, and was
an officer of the most determined
courage-Com. Decatur was much
| attached to him"
A london paper states that on
board the Argus was found part Of
the cargo of the valuable linen ship
which she captured and burnt a
Lox of plate consig ned to Sir Thomas
| Graham. taken out of Il caplsred
vessel: 600 dis. in specie, The latter
taken out of her Immediately alter
her surrender) Itadds that the first
Lieut.. Of the Argus was wounded
in the action, in the head.
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tienee, nor pacific representation.
nor the confidential rel;ance of n.
other bsliigerent powers in the Fm
peror's councils or measures :.
short. nothing could bring the mind
of the French GOvernment to mod
ration and reason. On that on which
Austria loudly declared herself FAM
the cause Of justice and order, sh.
likewise took on herself to combat rnr
the greatest Of all blessings. We.do
not singly untsrtake this combat
We stand in the same ranks with IN
that Europe has to oppose Of great.
ness and activity against the power.
full opponent other l,eace and liberty,
Austria. Russia, Prussia. Sweden.
England. Spain, all join their united
endeavors for the same end, for we'll
founded and durable peace, reasona.
bic distribution Of str, myth among
the different states, and the indepeu.
dence of every single power. Ii is
not against France. but against III.
domineering power of France. out Of
her own borders, that this great ALI.
ance has raised itself. What may DO
performed by the resolution and con.
stancy Of nations. has been proved to
us by Spain and Russia; what may
be performed l.. the united force Of
somany powerful states WILDE shewn
in the year 1913. In such holy war
we must more than ever preserve
those virtues by which our armies
have rendered themselves consp;tu.
Gus in so many formerwars. Uncos-
ditional willingness to sacrifice every
thing for our. monarch and native
counlry-great equanimits in goodor
unfavorable Observation-Disclosures &
consistency in the field ofbattlc; mode.
ration& forbearance to wardsthe weak
these qualities must always be found
in us. Brothers in arms ] have
lived in your ranks ali those years
which Ihave devoted to my country's
service. i know, l honor in you,
the brave men who conquered glo-
rious peace, and those who are fol-
lowing your footsteps. | rely on
you lam chosen from among Won
by our monarch, and his graciousfa.
vor has placed me at your head-t'iis
confidence, jointly with yours, is my
strength. In what manner every 10.
dividual is to be useful to the whole
will lie fixed by the sphere OF action
allotted to him but in every APP
pointment, in every decisive moment,
always to do his duty. and to the ut.
most of his power. Such is the DE.
termination which must make US all
equal, and elevate us all to the
same glorious point. The Emperor
will remain with US, for he has con-
ided the utmost to us--the honor OF
the nation, the protection OF our Ma.
live country, and the security and
welfare Of posterity. Be thankful
warriors. that you are going into
battle before God, who will not for.
sake the just cause, under the eye
of a paternaI and feeling monarch,
under those Of your grateful fellow
citizens. and in the sight OF all Flu
rope, which expects from you great
deeds and great happiness after long
suGerings. Remember you must
conquer, that you may justsiy this
expeetatiOn-COm5at as il becomes
Anstriaas TO do, and YOU will con.
quer.
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and fiery soul, which like an evil spi-
rit possess the whole body of the ma
ton: but even this power. exemplifi
ed as it is in modern France possessed
by Bonaparte, must yield, when eve
~ individual opposed to him feels
that ne has a soul and a. country OF
his own to light for and to save. And
let it not be forgotten that France
has done her utmost, the present is
not only the crisis of Europe, but OF
the fate of Bonaparte.
Defeat of the French liz Germany.
EDINBURGH. Sept. II.
A gentleman who arrived 10 this
citv from York. has communicated
to us the following important inIor-
nation.
"Two officers with dispatches
from Lord Cathcart, reached York
on Wednesday. who stated, that the
Crown Prince had engagements on
the e2d and Esd ult.. and defeated
the left wing of the French, with the
loss of 90 pieces of cannon. and
1900 prisoners, and was still engag-
cd on the 2ith, when the dispatches
were sent Off"
On Wednesday morning two He'll
goland mails were received in Lon
don. bringing various reports Of the
operations Of the Grown Prince.
which, connected with the above in
teliigence, leave no doubt that the
enemy has met with severe check.
The intelligence received by govern
ment on this subject. from the CO.
vernon of Heligoland. is understood
to be included in the following demi-
official bulletin.
5. Several engagements had taken
place between the Elbe and the coast.
Davoust is said TO be wounded, and
Vandamme mortally. The Danish
auxiliaries had suffered severely, and
the enemy's advanced troops were
said to be surrounded by the allies in
Schwerin. Denmark had declared
war against Russia, Prussia, and
@wedcn. Moreau occupies The same
place in the allied army as Berthier
in the French. tie is major general
Of the allied army, which, is under
the supreme command OF the King
! of Prussia. A mu'iny had broke
out in LEIPZIG. in consequence Of Sc
seral officers having i,een pat under
arrest for drinking M"reaH's health.
The prmssian major Fellwing had
entirel, DESTROYED a 1avarian regi-
meut of horse"
A letter from Yarmouth says. the
following acconnt is taken DerbGiim
fran Que Of the passengers who ar
rived in the packet from Heiigo-
land -
THAT severe action took place
on the 2tlh and 25'h u!t. between
the Crown Prince of Sweden anu
the French uhdcr the Duke Of Reg
sio, near W;ttenberg that during
the action division of saxon troops,
ahont 5000, deserted to the allies;
that the French were beaten with
great slaughter, and with the loss
of six or seven generals ;-and that
the Fortress of Wittenburg was TAX
en- by stnrm, after thehattIe. by the
allies that about the 22d OF Au-
gust battle was fought between
the .Austrians and Frenca, on the
frontiers Of Bohemia. in which the
Ausirians gained temporary advan-
tage but the Preach, army being
afterwards Joined by Bonaparte, the
contest was renewed. and the Aus
,rians, after hard-fought battle,
about three leagues--t'he
action was not considered decisive.
In the contest. the Prince of Eek
muhl is said to have been killed."
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LONDON, Aug. 20.

In the baggage OF Joseph B 'napArte'
which fell into our hands, was found
letter from Bonaparie i. him, IN which
he SAYS, that the principal hope ne has,
with respect to Spain, is that the troops
MIA, be ;bie to maintain defensive po-
sition; that he had succeeded himself
in gaiatng battle at banlzen over the
Allies-but tina, il was severely cont'st-
Ell, and that the times were past when
one battle decided the fate OF the war.
That the Governments on the continent
had grown wiser by experience; but that
he trusted this success would confirm
rt,e Confedc, alton of the Rhine IN their
attachment tohim. he then breaks out
into violent strain OF insectisc against
Murat, whon. he accuses al the greatest
insra,itude in having abandoned ann al
50 critical a period, and rctiredto Naples
He accompanies this iarecuve With
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AUST RAN PROCLAMATION.

AUST RAN PROCLAMATION.
Prince Yam Sehmartzenbarg's order
to his army, giUcn on the nth .aug. /.
{" The Great day is arrived brave
warriors! Our country relics on you /,
hitherto every time she called upon
you. you juliiied her confidence.
All the endeavours Of our Emperor
to restore the long wanted peace to
Europe, and to fix the peace and
welfare of the Empire which is inse
parable from the peace and welfare
Of our ueighbor, on solid basis,
were in vain. Neither constant pa
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some tnenaces to be executed at pro-
per season, and concludes by professions
of attachment to him (Josefh) tor having
been the only one Of his brotners De
rome exceptcd) that had remained con-
staftiy faithful to him.
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LoNDoN, Sept. %.
Victory Of the Groom Prince
Upon the receipt Of The official ae-
count Of these glorious Successes
Government issued the following
BULLETIN.
FOREIGN OFFICE, Sept.
Extract from the ttth Bulletin 81
the Cro1cn Prince, dated Juier-
boch, Sept. 8.
BATTLE OF DENNEVJTZ.
{" While bis Royal Higbness the
Crown Prince, with the Russian ard
Swedish corps under his command'
was moving on the 4th inst. upon
Rosla. in order to pass the Eide
there. and march upon LEIPZIG, m
telligencs arrived that the ene'nys
arms. coming from Witlenburs. was
pushing forward on Zinna, win "
view. as it appeared, to stop h''
Royl Higl,ness's further operations
by a movement against Berlin. AS
the enemy had succeeded on the ''a
inst. notwithstanding the heroic re-
sistance opposed by the PrHs'ian ar
my, posted between Z:hn AMI Juter'
boch. in penetrating as far rs ''n'ef'
boch, bis Royal ,iIiShness, early on
the morning Of the 9th, hastenea'
with seventy bat,alions OF Sredlsa
and Russian infantry 10000 ca'a'.
~, and $50 field pieces, TO ASST
the Prussian army, Which cons's',
ing Of about 10000 men, had ne"
out without yielding. against the ra'
peated attacks Of the enemy's army,
10000 strong, under the conma"u
of the Prince of MOskwa: Al "'
sight ofthe fresh troops, the sns"'