The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-06


ningsen with his corps OF reserve is behind
Dresden. The head quarters OF the Grown
Prince is al Halle, and his light troops and
the Prussisn Ladswker have advanced az far
as brunswick. WaImoden, with his corps Is
watching the motions Of Davonst, who con-
fines his operations 10 carrying of every thing
valuable from Hamburg to France. The Ba-
varians have joined the allies, and the Saxops
will no doubt do the same when they can.
The exchange Of Paper Money, in Copenha-
gen, which was down to 5000 for loo in spe-
Gle, has suddenly risen To $500, from which
event an approaching change in their political
affairs is expected.
BY way OF England We have just heard of
Perfy's victory on Lake Eiie, which have Civ.
en- great satisfaction 20 all Americans here,
they are anxious to hear the particulars, as
the English accoSnts are much multilated.
II appears by Transiations from Berlin Pa
pers 10 the 9th of October, IN the Evening
Post, that in various skrmisbes between Bon
aparte and the allies, the latter have been sue
cessfsl. The allies have taken many prison
ers in one affair Bonapar,e's horse was shot
under him. The King of Bavaria, by treaty
OF Peace with the Emperor of Austria, was 10
furnish 10000 men commanded by Gen.
Wrede. Wittemburg was on fire 10 several
places the 3oth of Sept and the Cathedral re-
duced to ashes--All the passes of the Sails
were occupied by ,he allies.
by the 18th Bulletin, it appears that the
garrison of Cassel after some hard fighting,
capi,ulated TO the allies on the 3otb of Sept.
the coemv being permitted to 60 off by leav-
ing all his artillery (27 pieces) sc. and every
thing belonging to king Jerome. Two thirds
Of them afterwards joined the allies, say 1000.
King Jerome with his guards flew towards
Frankfort, He was pursued by Col. Bsnkln-
dors, who took the rear of his guard, $50 pri-
Yates and 10 officers.
The grand army had entered Saxony from
Bohemia. The Heiman Pla,off on the 29th
September, attacked, near Altenberg a corps
OF 5000 cavalry, commanded by Gen. Leferc
Desnouettes, among which were five brig
AIDES of the cavalry of the guards.-ie beat
the enemy completely, took 1000 prisoners,
pieces of cannon and 3 standards. General
Thielman an5 Col. Menzorf continued the
pursuit as far as Zeitz.
From the baltimore .4merzcau Erfra, Of Dec. 81
LAl EST FROM EUROPE.
Received BY The Rambler, Flag Of Truce, at .anaa-
Captain w ailace, who came up in the flag
to Annapolis, copied The following summary
from the Plymouth Telegraph" of Nov. 6,
which be politely banded TO be copied
"Two letters from G. Stewart, dated 18th
and 10Th October, the latter from Lcipsick-
They contain details Of the two great battles
fought on the 10th and 18th of October in
the former Of which, the French Under Ney,
and Halc s.I y,,L
the loss of 1900 men the loss of the allies
arc stated al or 1000 men.--On the 18th a
severe battle was fought near Leipsick, where
The French were attacked throug hout thei
whole line by the combined allied armes,and
totally defeated with the loss of upwards Of
10000 men killed, wounded and taken pris-
oners. Sixty-6ve pieces Of cannon, besides
the dcsertion of IL battalions of German in.
fantry. with all their staff and Generals who
went over TO the allies en- rnasse. During the
action the French lost Generals Regnicr, Wal.
ley, Brune, Bertrand and Lauriston.
On the 18th, the town OF Leipsick was ta-
ken BY assault with all its artillery, magazines
and stores with the King of Saxony and all
bic court, the garrison and rear guard of the
French army upwards Of $4,000 wounded,
and from which Bonaparte only escaped at
O'CLOCK In the morning the allies entered at
IL, two hours after. On the field of battle
on the 10Th an officer arrived from General
Tottenbaru, with information that Bremen
had surrendered to the corps under his COM
mand, the keys Of which he brought and they
were presented by the Prince Royal to the
Emperor Of Russia Bavaria has declared o.
gainst Francc--,his fact is announced in the
Prince Regents Speech OF November 4.
In conversation with the bearer of despatch
cs, in the Bramble, Captain Wallace drew
from him, that they were Of a peaceful ma
ture, though he said that nothing had been
heard from ST. Petersburg.
Two French Frigs,es bad been sent into
Plymouth, abou: the Erst of November by
the Pyramus and Ho,spnr their names wero
the Weser and La Trave, Of a. guns each.
London papeas to the ia,h November had
been bro,1cht. hut were mostly Carried on II