orT. 3. • 1.; 4. 4 ;issenibieil a cdrps of 80,000 nittx, -composed ot Rus,sians, H•• cut , ' ustiivns, on tile btli,ntarched upon Hottentlealf, the i,;!, 'woo Lair-iitibel, and the 7th on Pirna, On the V' at sumo, the Enapivir proceeded to Dolma, ordered St. Cyi attack the county's advanced guard, which was d i : r from the heights of Dolma.. Dttri,l the, thc Frencis we.c upon the camp ot Pirna. ty, the 911 i, tile Vrgich army marched upon Born* and rom an tit, -4(le. Tih • 1.:n0..t ton's hvad quarters were at Liebstadt. • On toe. aeth, 11I.J.: ,, •• it S Cyr marched from the village of Furs icilwattki the ;:it vursberg. which commands the Bohemian ito tile 43d di vi‘ion. descended into tit. p..!11 Mat Tire enemy's alloy, which endeavoured to afier ha%itiz caUe:t :ill its detarliatent. from Saxony, was soli. Jr Cce Irons tie Geyeestie•i:h had been practicable for arid ;Oat auto y %%mild have Leen attacked in flank during its march, Lilt as; the ill. .lade to ;:t t the cannot: down were ineffectual. (Jen 0 b oicheci - upon the heights of Peterswalde, t>luls t (it u. Dometici utc ..:rived Ilea by Hollentlorf. IVe have matle.litin dte.l- of prows;er , of which sestial are officers. The enemy con at..: avoid( d b.tttie, and prec:pitately retired iii all directions. On die lint the Emperor returned to Dresden. P is, SEPT. 14.—Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent has lc et ive.l 'he fitilt.w log nitelligence (ruin the army, dated the 331 h of Scp:cnfuer, 1 : Erovetoes head-qoarters were at Dresden. " The Duke of Tatelt um, with the sth, 11th, and 1d corps. was plaven upon tie left hark of the Spice. Prince Poniatowski, the Bth corps, was at Siolpen. All these forces were Mos coocenttated on the light bank of the Elbe, within a days march of Di - esocu. " Coto:t tie Lobar, with the 14 corps, was at Nulletidorf, in ad vane'. of Pctetso ottle ; the Doke of Tres iso, at Pima ; Marshal St. Cyr, on no 1i.i1.1,14 of Ponta, occupying the (it bouthe• ft yin Fnrs tCIM: Geyel'Aelif ; the ntihe of Belluno, at Altenberg. " 'the Pt ince of 51°4.w - a was at Torgau ? with the 4th, 7th, and V.,-)tti corps. " Dnkt R , Ttesa and the King of Naples, with General Latttes M thhourg . - cisvalr,y, wtre matt Ling oval Grosfen-flayn. " Pl-itot. of Familia was at Ratzeinulf. " Tne twny.; army of Silesia was. on the right of the Spree. That of Ilohonia, the Russki:s and Prw , siatis in the plain of Top litz, and an A ,- st Atm amp of Marienberg. The enemy's army of licrtin wa4 at Joterhork. " The Freoch Gtn. Margron, with a carps of observation, oc eop.ed 6. The c%stle of Sonuenstein, above Pinta, had been occupied, fortified and armed. 0 His Majesty had given the command of Torgan to Count dc Nat lotime. Tb. four regiments of Guards of Honour were attached,—the first, to t:te Mottilt;.in Chasseors of the Guard ; the second, to the ; the tint d, to the Horst Grenadiers ; and the fourth, to the first regiment of Lancers. Those regiments of the guard will dicta ith instructors ; and whenever they march to battle, be jnincd to old soldiers, by whom they will be g uided, and whose Ekeictois they will reittlorce. A squadron of " each regiment of Gnaids of Ho.tenr will always perform the duty about the Emperor, with a scpiatlreo furnished by each regiment of the guards ; which wilt carry the number of squadr9liS on duty to eight." • 'kr MajeC: 1 the Empress-and Queen has received the following cc aom the army, of tk. 17111 of September, 1815 :-- " Oil tia 1 tth the enemy deheuelit 41 from Tirplitz upon. Nollen dors, to ‘..1.11 the division Dun:on: ‘ . .an, mind) was upon the heigl2. Tins ei v I , lon felted !n good miler upon Go-liahel, where Cott (.1:' l teoui col' •etul his corps. The enemy having u imlied to ott..i i. the coop of Go•haliel, vas repotted, and lost many - men. " On the 15in the Emperor left Dresden, and morale.' to the ea • Pir..a. He directed Gen. Monton-Dovernet, Commander of u 4 , 24 diviAon, by the villages of Lant:enhenersdorl and Bera, tie. , for o,2eititi amyl), torn the enemy's right. At the same time Count de t. 'bait attacked him iu front : the enemy was led l'epie danq lts ilium, all the mt of the day. On the 1611 i the enemy still occupied the heights beyond Peters wahle. At noon we 11:•!an !o pursue him, and lie was dislodged tram hi- pa,itibii. Gen. Ornano made some finr charges with the divi sio, the guard, and Prince Poniatowsky's Polish light Lot T..e enemy mac drivel,' hack into Bohemia iu the greatest alisaider. Hr nta,lc hip letrent wi.h co much activity, that we were Idly able to take some prisoums from him, among whom is General VIE NATTONAt REGISTER. .Blucher, who commanded the advanced guard, sad son of the Prusi. *ion Gem. in Chief Blucher. " Our toil was billing. The Emperor slept at 1 3. earswalde op the ttith, and on the lftii returned to Pima. '"l'llielmann, a General who deserted from the Saxon service, with a corps of parti.ians and deserters, has marelied cpoN .S,ral. An Austrian Colonel Las alsb, as a partisan, I:, a libiled upon Coklitz. Generals Alargaron, Lefebre Desnonettes, and Pit 1., arc pinte with columns of cavalry and infantry . in pursuit of these partici, hoping to give a good account of them.' I'ARIS, SEPT. 26.—11er Majesty the Empress Qtren and Re. gent has received the follow log intelligence from the Mated Sept. 19 : " The Emperor mounted on horseback on the fifth, at two in the aftcuroon, anJ in place of going 19 Piina, proeceilud to the ad vanced posts. Having perceived the eouloy liad prepale.i a guta quantity offelled trees to defend the descent from the Immo his Majesty in dered him to be attarked by (.en. Ihivernet, who, ‘‘ iti t the 4,d division, seized upon the %Ridge f besan, flrove the enemy into ti.e p!aiu of Toplitz. Ho .is et.iii•Led v in such amanner as to thoronglly reconnoitre the e nem y' s i.l? ion s and oblige him to ilniliAsk his tutrcs. This Oeceral peife •:ly • ne reviled in . eXeCtiting his instinct:oils. He engaged a brisk can. noilaile without cannon shot, and w did littli. injury ; by. an .I....trian battery. of 21. pieces, having. left its po•ition to appioach I) , ,vernit's division, Gun Oimino ordered it to be charged by the Red La?.et rs of the Guard ; they tool, the.e 24 and •Sabreil all the arriliurv-men, but vests tidy to bring off the 1101:48, two pieres Of etirlii.ll, anti an axle nue with :he t . ..re wheel. " Oi; the 18111, Court de Lobaii rea.ained in the same position, oeciipying tile village or Ariicsall, unit all the deboiselles from . the plain. At lour o'cl.:ck in the atierrnon the enemy sent a division to surprise the heights above the village of Keinitz This divi s ion was reptil.yel, !'epee dans les reins, and tied at with I,riipe-bliot du ring an hone. " (ht the il , th, at nine in the evenieg, 11',A Majesty, arrived at Pirna, ;aid 1111 the 19th Count de Loban again restimedliis pobitious before Hollenderf and the camp of • . _ The rain fell in torrents. " The Pi ince of Neutchatel is to little indisposed ty an excess of aver. His Majesty is very well." —(lllanitelir, Sgt. 27.) SEPT. 46.—Marshal the Duke of Valmy has received, at May ence. a courier from Diesden, charging him to make known at Paris, that, up to the 19th of Mitt. nothing has occurred in the army, and that it was possible some time fright elapse before a courier w as expedited ; so that they might not 1w astonished, if they well: LADS days w.p.hourrecciving intelligence. PAR IS, SEPT. 25. Several ktters from Dresden inform us, that the Emperor left that city on the trth, in the morning, to vi it the troops who occupied the camp at Ph na. Nu remarkable evunt oos cm rt J the re ; fur some (lays a cannon even had not teen fired. The :only was occupied with its usnal labours, and t;:e most sever/ disrpline was established. Thninothing had passed in those eoun tries, whirl', in the eves J Mtn chdOWed with good sense, ought to have countenanced the absurd reports which have bret, cireotated at Paris. They even have not, as may be seen, the shi:dow of proba bility ; and they only serve to prove the bad dispositions, or rather the culpable avidity of some sptenlators circulated them. LA% BACH, SEPT 15.—The enemy had marched upon Hume, and threatened Trieste. He at the same time presented himself by the routes of Nnestadt and The taking of e cot+ en( lrre s of Leistriz and*LAel Ohm ed his Highness the. Vice( oy lu mas-eli on the 10th to Laybach, from whence he d.reettd Gh n. i•ei o etiliii some brigades upon Adelsberg. This movement - at the si.n.c time threatened Trieste and Fiume, and the emonv did not hesitate re tiring from the neighbourhood otTrie , tee to cover Fiume by (*omen trating himself upon Lippa in an eigEetiel,ed position. Ou the 12th of Sept. the Viceroy pushed tormINTI a si.e,tig seconnoi .atwe to St. Marion, upon the road from Newstadt to Harlstadt. 'tee a rye my was found in a position that elmmatided 8 tionshy %\ hicli code only be crossed by a auseway, moontains covered wit:, e% ood a considerable extent, supported Iris flanks. His Highness lilnk position, and after having reconnoitred the ground, el, the IA( or ders, some movements, which had for its object the , tuning Ef the coolly'.: position. Scarcely had his Higbee+. remrned to liaybach. when he dispatched to Gen. Pino orders to early the position of Leppi. This General, on the 14th, executed tliat.ordey with moat intrepidity. The enemy kil d wounded ; about one ht ) had, on fhb.. occusiosi, :)(iti men kit & d or Nicked one piece a canoviA,