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THE QUEEN OF PRUSSIA AT THE BAT TIE OF JENA.-A few minutes before the attack the. Queen of Prussia, mounted on a supurb charger, appeared on the field of battle, and accompanied by the eliie of the youth of Berlin, rode along the front of the most advanced lines os the Prussian ar- my. The flags, which her own hand had embroidered to stimulate the troops, to- gether with those which had been borne in the armies of Frederick the Great, and which were blackened with gunpowder, were lowered at her approach. Shouts of enthusiasm resoundee through the Prus- sian ranks. The atmosphere was so clear and the two armies were SO close to each other, that the French could plainly discern the costume of the Royal Amazon. Her singular dress was, indeed, the chief cause of the danger she incurred in her flight. On her head was helmet of polished steel, shaded by superb plume. The rest of her, dress consisted of cuirass, glittering with gold and silver, and tunic of silver brocade, reaching to her feet, on which she wore red boots, with gold spurs. When the Prussian army was routed the Queen remained onthe feh, attended by three or four men of her escort, who had defended her. However, asmall party of Hussars, who had fought gloriously du- ring the battle, rushed forward at full gal lop, and with drawn swords dispersed the little groop. Started by this unexpected attack, the horse which her Majesty rode darted of at a furious gallop, and had he not possessed the feelness of stag, the fair Queen would infaIibly have been cap tured by the French Hussars, who were several times very close upon her. The Queen, thus pursued, arrived within sight of the gates of Weimar. vixen a strong de- tacfnIneni of DDTagooII5 was sesii pursuing her at full speed. The commander of the detachment had orders 10 ake the Queen at all risk. But no soonerhad she entered Weimar then the gates were closed, and the Hussars and Dragoons returned dlsap- pointed to the field of battls. Boarrieane's Memoirs.