. 3.a OCT. 21. 168414~ 810 . 4 w/./2=l/Mali Lieutenant A. Rodgers, stigh' slightiv ; Cap*i Lientt omits TI aml Grottemar Porlitglic se Li< tit Ter, 1) Almei Ant. De Minn 7th Cacadort-, THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Hes e, sivetelY.—Vth taitt, Ist • !fail. Captain rtly.--Broinswick Light Inthittry, Major I.'atastein, kai a Wolfradt, seyerely ; Captain ViTaeklinlz, slightly ; 'beide and Grei.lteirn, slightly ; Lirutt. Hants Schneider un (ifl) severely. Officers svoundal.-17th Line, Lien , errant John A. Cacatlores, Major Antonio Loho Te.ix. 'Hams, tenant M. J. Antonia Sohral, s,ightiv Elsien M. ; Ensign Dom. 11.1. Co, Iho. E.,sign Joao. .vetely EutAgn Frahei , o) Tiirt ira, Jc.aq. Sevin), severely ; Ensiatt itu. Martino, sevt relY.-Bth Cac4tiures, Capt. Jose Valley, ann P. J. P. Sirre verely. LONDON GAZFITE FXIRAOI2DINARY, FRIDAY, OCT. , 22, 13:3. FOREIGN on ICF, oCTORER 22, 1013. I)i , patelles, of which the foll ,, t‘ing are copied. have been this flay rectivi tl f•rnio Lietit.-Gener.il the H..nourable Sir Charles William Stewart, li. B. front Ellt% Thornton, : Toplitz, October 1. _ . _ hltt Lone—The affair I mentioned in my dispatch of the 29th tilt. near Altenberg, has turned cut to be cfniore importance than avas at first ima;..itied; and the iletnum with his usual abi lity anti gallantry, has accontiSliAled a vet y hrilsiant exploit against a cotisio,i rable body of the enemy. The corps was under the orders of Gereral Lefehve Desnotiette. and consisted of some French light cavalry, the Polish ntilans the guard, and a In Lade of Hula -iiragootis, tinder the orders of Geoet al Pirot. Gencr..ls and Krutot ks mere also in Coto The fewer , consisted of 8000 cavalry and 700 infantry, ore squa dron of Mainehikes, and a •mall patty of. Tartars of the guard, under the orders of Colonel Maria. glue whole were attacked by Platow, and completely put to the route. General Keiseiski is n ported by the prisoners to have been killed. Ffteen hundred piisouees, five runs, and forty officers (three of the stain, Fre the fruits of this victory. t he :limy has broken up from hence, and is in movement to the left. The corps of Gentral ('ount Wittgenstein was yesterday at Cemmetan, and that of General Klei•t near Crux. The A ustriaas arc marching upon Chemnitz. There is a'report from the enemy, that Narolt. on, attended by the King of Saxony and si:t out for I.cipsie upon the '.:8111 ; the head quarters are said to be removed there. • The French corps inaler Marshal Amverean have marched from Minburg to Cobmg, having left a considerable force at ‘Vurzburg. I have ueason to believe the Russian and Prussian army excee.l 80,Nr men. wi.ich will now be assembled on the Chemnitz and Freyburg line to these may be added the corps of Kleivau, of 10,000 men, together with all the Austrians. General Ilennite:sen's coups, which has been reviewed this day, is in a very illicit nt state as to appearance ; but I have no exact infiamation as to the 'numbers arriving. reinforcement of 7,000 men. cf the Pi ussiati cores of General is upon the road from Mayne. I have the honour to be, ke. (Signed) CHARLES STE WART, Lieut.-Gen. Viscount Castlerea4 l &e. :3 Zvi IM, October :I, 1813. My Lonn,-- I have the honotir to acymaiot your Lordship, that Genera! Pozzi di 'forgo has received intelligence from the head ipiarters ot the armies in Bohemia, tinder date of the Qlth tilt. stat ing that tlw eorp4 of General Bennigsen haviet joined the Grand Army, the Allied Sovereigns had come to the resolution of maki::g a tivisement by their lift from Bohemia, and that this movement rhen:d he executed on the first of the present month. This intt IlLenee (lett:mined the Mince Royal to attempt the pas-age of t',e Elbe. The briAge Rosslon !IA been already com pleted, -the works of the tete-de-pont on the left bank had been traced nut, and were in a sthle of progress. Detachments of Swedish treops were in porsession of Dessau; and the town of Acken, on the left hank, a little down the river, was fbrtirying, under the direction of Cehot Woronzow, in such a manner as to ren der it a ph.ce of considerahle strength, while preparations were accelerated for constructing; a bridge there. • In the mean time, tie enemy. who appear to have had no idea of the passage at the Elbe, at Acken, sent strong detachments of *clops to oeelipy DPssan and the line of the Mulds, and employed thcnisolvcs tlacwieg rp works, as well I;c:fine that town ) as iu front of tftetett44,c'nf et ilOsstatf, iriltialiderit to stn tai T►c pas. sage there, and to obstruct the movements of the army after the passa,e. This gave occasion to skirmishes between the enemy mod the Swett's!' advaneed-gnard, which was obliged to relinquish Des sau, and retire to the neighbourhood of the tete-de-pont at Roulet), and indeed to the titan bank of the riser. U o'er these circumstances, the Prince Royal eceived intelligence fawn Ge;ieral Blucher, on the Ist instant, intinneing his Royal High ness that he should, on that day, make a n'iovement with his whole ,irmy on the right towards Hertzberg t . that on the following day he snonlil he at Jensen; on the 31 at Elster, and on the following day (to -day) would effect the passage of the Elbe at slier, proceeding upon Kembere agmnst the French corps stationed there. - The bridge at Acken hatl just been completed, and yesterday, to day, or perhaps to-mot row I Was each spoken of us the ',rubel& day for repassing the river. (i.'neral Blucher crossed the Elbe at F.lster yesterday,. with some opposition, and attacked the vintage of Wartenherg on tlne opposite bank, which he carried alter an obstioate resistance, mak it:g him self master of 16 pieces of cannon. It ii understood. that this vic tory, w Well was earried against a corps commanded by Re - fraud, was not obtained without considerable loss, particularly awns( the troops connnanded by General D'lurek ; but the pat ticulars have not yet been received. The Prince loyal received this intelligence yesterday evening, while he was at Rosslan, or immediately on h is return here, and took the resolution of crossing the, whole army today over the Elbe at Acken and at Rosslam, the Rnssialn at the former...and the, Prmisians and Slvedes at Rosslan, somewhat later or otherwise, ac cording as it should be understood whether the French ttould make. a stand at Dessau. This. however, was not-to be expected, when' once the passage of the Russians was completed at Acken, Mat r the position t.f General Illneher'a army ; and in ttiect it was learnt this morning. that the French had retired from Dessau, where, consequently, I learn that the herd-quarters of the Prince lloyal will he e-tablished this evening. His Royal Highness left this place about nine o'clock this . morning. Yeste.flay evening Mr. Adlercreutz, a son of the Genera], and an dirt -de (7ituip of the Prince Royal, returned here from the Imperial Head-quarters. to whit It he had been ss tit alter the battle of Donne witz. lie brings intelligence of the actual movement of the Grand A , mv, as was projected on the lirst instant ; and it was calculated that. it would be advanced as far as Chemnitz, fill yesterday, the 3d. I am as vet without details of the affair .of General Blucher ; but Baron De I% . 'ctterstedt has engaged me to detain this messenger until I shall receive a dispatch trim hint this evening for 111. de Rehausen, :end lie promised nee, (for he went tenday to Dessau) to transmit to me at the same time the same particulars, if he should obtain diem. I t si ill keep this dip etch open for them. IVe have indirect accounts of General Caernitscheff ha , it s ; takers possessi, n, with !is corps of Cossacks, of the %4 hole city of Cres.ech ircervic: which Jerome Uuonaparte had fled ; but nothing has yet been received from himself. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) E. THORNTON. P. S. Ten p. have the h nom of transmitting to your Lordship inclosed, a letter which I have just received from Baron de IVetter merit. (signed) K T. Head-quarters, Dessau, Oct. 4. According to reports received flout General Blucher, he has beets encaged with the 4111 French coil's, commanded IT) General Bertrand,. The. Isitte:r was strongly t:ntrenclivd in a village betweeli Wartenbeez and Bledie. General d'Yorck's corps dislodged and overthrew the ereroy, 1111(44 above 1()00 prisoners ; 16 piece, of ealmon, 70 tumbrils, with tl.uir train * were' captured. A body of two thousand men threw themselves hen Wittenberg; the remainder of the enemy's fell back upon Kt :abet -4. General Blucher pursued them, and his head-gimlets will be trill cue iing at the latter place. His eatery is at Pubtn. By five o'clock this morning, the enemy's troops, under the ore, ra of Marshal Ney, which were in this town, amounting to 18,000 net Ft, had begun their retreat towards Leipzig. Our advanced posts had, in the course of this evening. pushed on as far as Ragulm and Jemitz, and to-morrow the junction with Circe ral Blucher will take place. The van-go:ad (.1 the Russian army, under the order of Count Wo. ronzifT, occupies CoLlhen. Br-Tilburg is garrisoned by Itussian cavah y. To-inorrow the two armies of the Prince Royal and Genera: Blucla-r. will make a combined movemee.t in advance, proLahly jn lie directi of Leipsig. They form urged seven thousand, or one hundred flightless will, without doubt, t I have the h (Sighed ~. 6 leer a total of one hu n dred anti osele v d and thirty thousand men. flis his head-quarters at Regulni amour to he, Ike. I) • DE WEITERSTED'{t r.