The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-22 00:00:00

HELIGOLAND MAILS. , EMIR, APRIL 3.—:-The bead-quarters of the Prussian General -Von Blucher are at present at Dresden, where his Royal highness the Crown Prince of Prussia is likewise arrived. • . •• 7 Lord Walpole arrived here on the 30dt pit. from St. Peterdsurgh. Laremcn, APRIL I.—The first ititssieti !naps isr. rind here yesterday. The principal corps of the army wider Gen. Von Winziogerode is expected to arrive here Ich;day.• - • • -• DRESDEN, APRIL I—The Prussian hesdluarters broke up fret this place two days ego, on its route ' •go Freeberg, and his Royal Highness • Priam". Au gustus of. Prussia hes likewise passed through` this place on his way . thither. We &lily see Pinssian troops pass through here. According to report, the •Prussian corps d'arinee, under General Blucher, will opertte to ini-cis Er. forth, by which Wittenberg must fill ofitiolf. The greatest enthusiasm is visibli thrOnghont, &U Drenlen, in favour of the Pfussito army. • Its•onte.:* bers•and appearance exceed - ell odpiCtittions.. G:enerst Von Blucher her , reeultetrlf the Saxon Authorities the release of those Sekotilitizens who were . confined on account df their political 'opinions, and ibis request has been acceded tb : this kindness is deeply felt by the Dreedenera. the apirit of the Scum nation is excellent. ariLl N, • Aram 6.—On Saturday list, the Minis ter or the Foreign Departesent,4ount 'Von Der Golti, left this.eity, .to join his Majesty it %Breslau. His Esollency I. impacted back.ial.tho-Amorie of a sbort time; . Beactn t.-;- .. tise English General Wilson arrived here from Relish, and the Resident Mi.; sister anti, Ottoman. Porto, .M. Vow Werther, from irestan. ' 4 i L ti. itinfiliCT or A' 4,ll7T4 r riaol: Offeritai4 ?Luta( 26. The mortality in Castrie s 'specially among the garrison, is extremely great.. lihere.are above 600 sick in the Lazirettea, Many ft tbe German soldiers endeavour to escape frig digit Mot or rather from their Charnel house, at , the, peril At. their lives, 'and swim across the deepest rtsicbes. ,The hope that the garrison will soon be Obliged to gerrender, is conti nually increased by the. prq;iiiititpt the Russian blockading corps,, and the,..agripwo st the Prassian besieging corps. The Raisians observe Most. excel lent discipline. The cattle driven into Custrin byi the garrison, from the neighbouring villages, on the 19th February, may be -estimated at about 5000 bead ; and the damage to the inhabitants at 30,000 dollars. Preparations are made in Custrin for a bombard ment, which is speedily expected. The pavement bas been taken up, and the streets filled with dung. The citizens have been forced to contribute their la. bour towards the defence of the place ) without re spect of persons. GERMAN PAPERS. • OCCURRENCES OF.THE WAR ON THE LEFT BANR OF THE ELBE. According to the dispositions made by his Excel lency Count Von Wittgensteiri, the three flying corps, thent of which is under the command of General Von Dornberz,* the secondinder General and Adjutant-General Von Tschernischeff, and the third under the command of General Von Tetten born, are to precede the army, and: pass the Elbe between Haroburgh and Magdeburgh. Whilst pre parations were making for the passage at Firchldnd, Havelberg, Landau, Warbeo, Lenzen, - &c. the French army concentrated itself in the vicinity of Magdeburgh, and strengthened itself-by a part of the troops which were in the vicinity of Dresden and Leipzic. Its left wing consisted of_three considera ble corps, which were encamped near •Luberitz and Stencil, in the neighbourhood of Gardelengen, and the whole army was under the c omman d o f Marshals Devout and Victor. Gen. Von Dornberg arrived first at Havelherg, and afterwards, on the 26th March, crossed the Elbe at the village of Gniljohel, opposite to Werben, with his corps. On the 28th March, the overfly, 4 0r.5000 strong, approached from Arueburg, and' by their en. periority of force obliged that corps tehgnit the town of Werben, and recross the Elbe. The corps in tlds affair lost only one Officer, and 18 dragoons, who, by their own fault h a d rema i ne d t oo l ong at erben. , Meanwhile Gen. Tschernischeff's corps arrived at Havelberg from Ginthen, and this General held a council of war with the two ether Generals Von with of FrooA of. the ' iblred braye- Ahem. 0 cauld until t after the they veral and that rain Tcfre dei OP. ..:. .11.7 :, WO *lfitTO w'Ciofik in.ihe eetaing, bridge lilif Wee- ,WCI pp, - ..• * v ;As 'C', .*0 nos ? - '. ' .Tie. Aged fore was by•firiitg theft: We, .to 11111c1 —, , '''. ..., vii . viis . . - ‘ Ah L._ .. -.... L • ..... aiiii...... very enemas to tetieffree the iftiae Igo savor wus 40- • liparb zz, iiis. .boaae, and not to leire lt fOr time lees, All thA, , .. , : :*" . .irailts were closed. When the first gee war fiiedlig, ;,:` 1 Tele ffellt4ii loth Balibillet Ind Altana every one stood find, to if .t r ack with . a 64 and Papers to the .ifih _. Jet. arrived last night. They Vies tented back with .tip emelt: toldlutee. The,,,coatein o Isoweer bosh leag in - detail, bat little o,9kosiers did mot - ( gttinite 4 7 *nu. any or t te.„ - T i liggprtatingailigekce, beide a Satisfactory uplift.. neighbouring baildiesgs. ~'t he Radek troops habit' tp,„ be attack ~,,„.., A 11,./.1 jr..., : after that time daily. degreased, and: tler..ltussifillsif. 7 " . .7 .... _,. "?' ....... e.". —6 "'"'. "`" on its P"'" . 11, - COpentuigen article, of having been for nee lielb 'before the cili t .,' aim! lo env kW 'mummy the Swett nom tows, Wee it keel, on thip *i t lerolll4Cakifibilineti *WS that tle - - altdlth Admiral bad tire Elbe habirlffishibiaii Irpoil which-ill tte Fre* !mistake felled-to Adair* Sleep, that Eng. aid Bavaria* tilieleibikOninf here 14 tkiaeley inlrip igndhod /elle proposals to thilielliit' of Vetteark ti d . . evening; sated .eininerer - since the siondeir of . 1...-. ''' . - Tholirormer, _ ere, ~ . . ~,---. sttril pf „the latter- asekligOtlrtures to , .4 29th, - vie hivelmets is the halide of the ftaillans.—FOL its .- ow laimasabsicia4 . ay re. These troops bus g o osed sheseseed praise r ot the i r . l . r . ----; . lact. The Britt*. . ils .p_ , ... good conduct and _discipline. The eetainardcatioto eftkeedisinitcheitrm howonta. FOPhich:" talkilign• with Neustadt being Imaiedialeiy restored; 'the. at.,4 00,01 Of any such prepasition,laceesed to pay nay re. most activity commenced on the Elbe, tie -pump pal to the noddy/Aloe *Menial* Admiral. Thus even over the smallest cat being ;aka fall, both 14,y e siiiti es wererui p we d ma le Riot p a s s ed the Sound.backwards and forwards. Whilst,l -..0 111-irta n d ialit The hostile - howeetter teased with the di's- . and observing the Cossack's bienuacquing before the-t Bock, a joyful running and shouting :took piams, !fxbwftcY.. o f - the mistake - in widei they originated, and five Prussian hussars of the regiment of Brantlenburg,•l peace between-the two nations was anticipated as being seen riding towards us en the high road. 1 certain. An engagement on the pert of England to They were immediately surrounded, iiid.retttntedi nusjutain. 25,000 Danish troinfes t . and liberty to keep the joyful welcomes of the *altitude; iir ,Ife._iiisit 1 the Danish flos s paying the nice, it was presumed s hearty =neer. .Yesterday - (tbe 28th) she* 1100 I -- - would be two of the conditions. '" The 'belie Papers inform inlilsoof-theilspertere et Coin; Biansioarr - for tegland. He is actually arrived in London. ills niude 'end mission - fisse hitt a diplomatic importance attached to them. Weshould be glad to learn that a man of Niel weight as a Phi. losopher and honest Statesman from among us, were to be given to the Danes, in exchange for so upright Ltimaanao, Aram 4.—The following Order of Ic, Politician. We might then feel something like a Day has appeared here:- 4 confidence, that whatever could be done to that I thank you, brave Russians and Prussia& To F•abosea State, in. the way of atonement, for the 1 spirit in which you are led on by my honoured .oiripanions in arms, Gen. Binkenderff and AdjUtant- I violence we committed on its capital and navy, would Oen VonTscernischeff, and to your courage I owe # be effected by •two or three persons of talents and the success and honour of yesterday. You have honesty in each kingdom. As to 'restoring thaships, driven the enemy, whose . infantry and 'artillery was that is out of the qu e s tion ; but paying s ome thi ng twice the strength of our own, and who fought with I like an equivalent value may set every thing to rights, obstinacy, out of a strong position, and forced him and rekindle. that friendship which so long subsisted to lay down his arms . ; or to speak in other words, you have done eter;y. thing that could be expected **lien two people-resembling each other in persons froaskeroic warriors. Our native country is happy and manners to an uncommon degree. and secure in being defended by, such troops; the Two Gottenburgh . Mails arrived this morning, General is happy who itakinicb troops under Marian- r from - Which we have takes the following extracts. mind ; and whilst I cOkig i ratulate you on the glorious likewise contain an Address from Baron V. difr on which we cbmaseeced. our combined *pew, I . nv tier's—Whilst I make it my duty to-recommend you Major-General in the service of Great to.yotir Mooarch for recompences deserved, I Must, 411traist s and Commeieder of a Russian and Prussian *bore all, coogratulate myself on whein the hOneitY- c dated . Boltespburg, --stlt- of. April, to the ibisiot has fallen, of being appointed 'to the COMlla ,,,i mad of such - brave warriors. - • 7 'AI 1*- Gewerals j . tbreateaing the most severe rc. !OOP, DOANBRI I'd case their. :hold miry their threats into Pnmains entered NMI nation'. -About 2,' Cos sacks yesterday Wok.. tho need. r !Blocher's proclaination Is plead itp,:altd ai created a general confidence towarardle"Prossians ; 'hough there are but few people hi we that did not entertain it before. The itiortallty in the hospital at Fr#yberg Is very great, but here we have not as yet any symptoms 4 it. IllajohcauEral fit ilie .fte")4l. MIA Ilentee4 sad COlsimider of li' Cari 'of low* 4 itgobis 4,. 100144sidirA Tibor. ' pmeripori. April 3 (13). •• Lise ~.. Luau's, Aran, '7, or Papers,contain doe- fot., lei - Address fro 0" t.. Colonel and Knight 5 1 Uanotesitairi for baring joined ,r: bro i • itkvits:lBo , lli• 'mil which saikivall# 1 ishoisit rut Alt* gib; asaia *l—• ' 4.,ZPV • . . . . . • .. • ' .. . , . ._ . . . - • . • : 4 7 ' '.." • • rr , "' - ..'•:0* . • 4 7.•'•••• - ti. 4, • -• .. ...0.0„ • , . . . • • --- the asststoncoiellyof c ese itta if - ... ' 111011104911kadood . for , .1 1 4411 , 01 t ---- 49 dell , 1998 --- ... : Ate genooki i ::- . .,,b .-- ---- ! Kai VolvTetallestvon drove away a , , • .` ,„. • . „ ' '..,. - . ._ - 6 7 e is iiirese •. ' -- respakkos • for ' die " sitta PrOnenti de i g ne d I tnCli cavalry *hick wished 4. tails peadelderti ‘ . .4 , il , r v ., ltatiowl/FGeeela .ll OW* *flopors i -Aia li - 9.,_T he c i w a. - Net of his Ilajest he town. Tli.-comseinding Gotricele - SWF - jet. •ii.• 1 •- ObtrimitY , t• Ail - iLihoilimbrre, iviat ' e Vers , mar t mt.* Ow ad% •• • •-- * v. , • • . ', A 0,1 hastening . to. Leneborg, te.. pg..--, - ,. m e.,4,,,, • , • ;.,44 ,•• . ?Fe The,. are almost pm mal iv aakr...... e- iahitlArt * r .. Hifi ,fot t orkictifiVaions4p-, • ~ - ,•;14- f . .1 7 - i - 4. -4* . . ''' L' . . - l e ; A t vi b i d-t,„_ _al KiftiPtesides: ---- . t .0. ,Ar OV MAOXY ~ Nett • 1,0 t. -I. .. Akirbaile V. , l e : ~, -) , . ..; . . - • eft ,4t • ,- .it eo - • tg i • - • , W I AWL 1 , -The a s ; tatt; e rc* t tile ot ... 4* .Denthat hy ettn it io ne • es An :idiaer, twourtl io ,,.. ‘ .. 4 ,.. 0,, i ~. ~..., ~ .......,, ,,.1" . 7.w.,., ~ ... . ~... ~ *sr. ,. , ... , jr , .. amea., roai rip ewpra:A ±, eis:re.roeen.wetiirnitte.. eboodcaat: _groo L te s t w: I not 1 . 1r14-1111 Sratililitekr- ems' ~ -v. - vs . • . ~,,: .._,..„-- ...4 . 0 .„,.. cearae4 the Esc i s separated tbe '24 of April, in the mornh*Aweivoltiors 4 1, ~ . 7. thg,+ .. .irai nst s i lo . fhe entry of Atte 1 1 " tench. lute' 40iselld• . • #eil 1...:4 .. - .4 , • -.• 4 i .itr ... ° .' . . i to tills town.to.deifittesessee.; b eech were ?aerated, that on till very b fe 9 . 1 1 1 " 1 • ° . .. 1. , 4 tt; • :', "N li atg... leilliNd; S ' Illachood s ass c - 5 ... -- --.Arretick eietuitons *earl. WO' pfece..l l l. ' . 11l I : 4 •,A, .4 s ' e ld a ll : . ~ . 4110 11 0602 I f is. 4 ," .. ' ---" ""Atin "ftiTild I let a number of tletims were NO t o` Vif,fti , , _;,,,,1 ,, ,, 1 ',,,...4V 1 C 44' I I" 1101101 . 140 '' • Th. it eir d .._. ~.„,, _. 1 ' '' 4 1 • 'oat in .of Anopftenmiii of 'Germany' , ' .lt , ;.., ,-. ~ . . , t ;. O'S ~. . . Es • - 11 ! , bintlies , patcktioa 4.,•,04 2 0 'Z e 7d oed "P"" v m aited ." lielal din, old m a w s determnrci,; : sock :die cith -sitill*•_ . *, ll . ic . a ..1.,fi l ', : . . - lit' - '•! 7 ' 1 - 'l!.'• • " • 1•9 1 e reload on adroatato soloed b G t ooo n a autdellie fel owing dispositionsr..- - . ' 1 ~ . 4 itti-1111111111 4 g4 1 - Rosik;'ll.ll like. comma* li e , u g s lt c a si k„ it A 4 ,410 Oyer C sac erto s re Citelfil Bieon Von Pahlen . was pribrtis it? .. . , .I.not aiip w lON in ,d• yew d a y s re ., , i4ise gore iral Van Tscheraischeff to sorrowed thg - tow. 2 ~. • -Ids • itroys •aftbr 'Wild ft wai "Mb& i:LAWIA;2II.I.II_II.6III—t° have been defeat e d r r- okifeSank 'ef•-the progniru witkawo rOgObt‘bi _. , • - far caraoim i 0 . g . a •.......', ~.„s . „ i:. , , ' wads o r -if 4 7 ing l i rril P men, Ind up, ofbileft 4 i, 'gad - 104'6;u...cc th e: Stick Aires "0 'W.I h. > 0 ' Sr 'sett gegitylotoconoosi - - •1: • Its* . 41 e agarg r a itt e nti ol i4rom . the Opine' of „fp liteitgty.tht,Kiirtelefo Oltne il li e l2 t rau, . • .--•-- ,• • ~ , aain attack Wended to be.filadiOn = 4 4 1 1 -• `• , Ot• *he Stilt:o.i Ike gust 4 ". ''- i i • • 'l lll llO. alter, , ~,V....! ; i ; „.;,- . , ..* : ,..... ..„ .. ;;„. • „ • . Dea of the Blnionau. At the tow . uroo , tet t t sroo ttar i4sui arapas item. ma Ha who uilte rao rgil di s pit c h u i ,." thi Den b y. 1.; 7.74 . 4:.:;.::::0. .. :::. . . i.ii • 1:::: ...... .... ernischeff 'ranged the positiog 4 likunientnet - r .. II X . 1 iWittgensteia.• This Mk* • - t - * * * l4 "--- . ":""*" ..... _ ... 4 ,604 0. ;0 1 - i'•".... - . 1 strongly garrisoned, •it being of the greatest i `tt ' 7 c.i tt et, V rtatrento the enemy for surrounding the Russian • *.as preload' to-the ing ; on the 29th he reterood rawt m er STIPSIO UM 4) 4 -at :gam . eicia cx. - . 4 , . , [k!clt ,fp tees arrived with hire the Steal * p it mui ta. = . ,lbssibltills'• .. neral Dor t on** had lifrowise the foresight to Or rdial r for Colonel Yoe ! . $ . 14 4:001nr • ••"y I' (T* 4 ' -. . h i . 14 91eute: of Ccuilcks 16 Didialh i lai A to .r i e ltit tulip for bilittaell • If . i pli •' :,.... . P thortiads "Dannenberg, Oig ze te, - on. s? •,.. . c- • •-• , avot " Acgt.. Si .. , • .andteastim s he ever ti# i t With one - - . --- - 7 7 .. .....-....,-. , - • .... -- c t v -t- -atty olinfintry and -names: foga ' , shad • zaLitoci. as f ircirnia foam parsaoislyipkimiate ... "i f .. - ... . 4 • .- -..-.---..... two corps approached the tavin:Agi e - right ' • , • 99l* asaacls„ :4= ~, „lb& ~1 - 1 STA rEismA N. • of the Eltnenau, Within' the . of' two 4 " ' Dirty on the 19th between - *taffeta .plqa.,,ef , a I. ' bot i., , bel Pal Bs Fr Mt tro Le ble i I Sts du js* De r as at 1 his str per of I affi bY Mt lia cot Do tut sal ; cor Slel the S. Ma pos .1 wet I I, and 1 , bra unt 1 k Col , I I the i ' t we 1 the ) 1 . the Sat r! the . . mai i , - Da , I bet TN ere . , reg Ve I , 1 the we Cu . wh wr- of ant of of they made „ Gene!. *n tbetakfaimi of CoMiticsg, • andiraw''4lvi the main - bank Tschel to be important*. corps. General Dorgbri detach I to cover the vOido.th kow t .andteardlim tiolrs l4 o% company &i these these two • bank of oltneisani kith* di . cannon shoti i anddrawn .thisiiielvie op is 01 ' 405.6 der cover of beehive awl. heritevsOalt (ko ‘ 15 1 1 K., Von Pahlen, !kb : treat Skill coinnenftd fsitipX, on the other side with the eapected enemy went -against hie with tirioefilkikinelot-itto fantry s . : and three, pieces of artillery, kit Want to cut him off from the:road to Brenenbuttel. 'Both parties enconnlered at this place and charged each . other briskly. Generals Von ..Doesklunk Von' In-* kendorff, and Von Tschernischet, VPW PAIII01; oa theie side,' the cavalry to advance in sehlussanaeri, that' Volt' Binkeudorif led .the right eari_Tioherals.p, chef the iettlilng. The enenty,-wbewtrsieletal lg. • defence di the Ittength of the Amnion and Prus sian iorps,' .. iind imagined that he bad only to deal . _ few' _ with a / etriaoks; was hereby surprised; be , how ever, detached about a battalioo of Infantry, with two cannon an 150 cavalry, on this side. This ca valry was immediately attacked and defeated by Co lonel Tan Bedraja, and the two cannon were like wise cut off from the town and taken. At Mae same time, General Von Dornberg,: at the head of ,the Prussian battalion of infantry, commanded by Major Von Borke, and cavalry commanded by General Von Binkendorff, rushed an the enemy's battalion, and drove it over the bridge, close under the lowa, on the right bank of the Elmenan. The Russian bat talion of infantry, under the command of Major Von Essen, at the same time attacked them on the left bank of the Elmeuau; and Veneta' Von Tschernis. cheff supported their movements with, two pfices of artillery, and made au. attack 'airy. The Russian and Prussia the gates; 0191,6115, and evert defended bythe enemy's Infantry the place was formidable for - sistince ; and at this place one .and. bloody .eugagetnents took Prussians emulating each othei wiip glory ; and our artillery, than 100 paces distant from that , great .devastation in the streets dispositions made by General , engagement, do hini much hon. scheff, at 'the bead of his hussars, broke into the -town almost at the same time with, the enemy's ti railleurs: and "- . op this 'Occasion ' the breve . Major Count Von Pusthlrin' was killed by a cartridge ball. At length the Russians first ittecionded,. after the battle having continued - with hie greatest obstinacy at.theontratice ef. the town for morotlnin.two hours, to *sets themselvesof another gate, and-io. make way for Gee,..Benkendorracaralry,..sed tbtkrest of cen. Tschateicheffs cavalry. - This. forcedwthe enemy to quit the town,' which hip did in such sbaste, that one of his battalions being tut- off, was obliged to remain there. Our corps was so weak in infantry, that this battalion - could not beimmediately subdued, almost all the troops being emploYed,iaporlsit er the enemy. Meanwhile Colonel Baron VeoPahlee: profited of this movement with the - - 8. t+MiliY Dornberg and Von Bitikeedorff, concerning the - drawing the regilsentsof Cossack -4, tegt,,lkag..Gait' future operations ; in cons e q uence Of w hi c h, G ene - Tettenborn, to his asiistance, Ynd inatneusuiteoarb sal Von Tschernischeff first passed the Elhe with' his ' jointly with Generals DOrnbeig's iudTsphernisellalle; corps ,at the Saudkruse, 'and took possession of cavalry in such.initiate, that Abe Siebausen and Lichterfield, to secure thopessage •of in on all sides. .44-"! - " 4. ' -. -4 , - • . .-. 4 ,„ ..wing satertn-. _. , the corps of Von Dornbeig. -, .- ; --• I h now despaired , of saccas — t, but twageßedbott i Von Binkendorff;--,,• . z . • is 11. like - "..viessk 4110t.- 11 eiii - ditiiiitiffif 114 1 r117 .. -* tt lam been I li— Scarcely were the needful dispositionamsoe, when :le theoisolvirkitmo Area squares, doterailbot fop i CilliENS Cie .. •Ltlbbcgert. -. ~, .. .. • -. . 1 . 9 . ~ . . . : food -t• i .:. . Major-Genend Count ' Yon Puischkiov; who . 7was: de eitilioLj t beilseleet 40.AkaJiult. A-loVinir„ .:** - stirtttrlti eaPearsig leartiiparOriPatinf io •Your WPM:, postect-with a regiment afesassacklrlt tife i gerfeldt, . musketry new commoncol, as the battalion MOW and jest rejoicingv *wavered - libert '1 blOtsviti'. t tb Sweden If she tokroogsaismidt here, ins attaorsty, that • last - orok - ‘' l ". . ' • • was attacked by three battalions of Fratich infantry was there cut off beteg discovered. by the. RasOaa* tered your walls, • .' , r ; . • s and 200 cavalry, with two pieces of 019:14.yy. This :. Yagers, Mode a desperate, attack -*Rh the bitytiet, I so many impressions : -11,....;-•A few days ago a brave officer saccessfully kept tim enamt. employed . but this . was the enemy's last effort, Who-fresag - .mite; ,pale die la celebslttiba - isf the re. until a regiment of cavalry Of the division of the . mowed down by the Russian and Prussian Are - at your affectioa.towavdr Colonel Baron Von Fahlen, came to his Support. ! grape shot, saw there was no possibility et efigipevirt4. l o4 l9 4.to . I lin.d Plitß e g e ! ' 44 II"' • Both _these regiments now on • their side attacked and' laid down their. arms et all, points. • Thititesnit .your city and that thatek atithloh wets the enemy, drove him ba c k t o Werheit, and made i. of this warm day was nine piece -alit artillerid I pap . 4 :acid that will ever ;p e nt Ruses.. Ali Governor; two officers and 60 men- prisoners. The vicinity of : which were taken by the corps if General MINA* i layin my power Cultists), Admiral Rope, and the enemy obliged General Von Dornberg to repass : berg, four by that of General Tachernischeft7:od . i.6o you will -Airs .respeetabie the river a second time, and instead' of doing it at . one by General Tettenborn's Cossacks), two of - tha; °Os . _4_, •• s:Gernwin riotio toasts, the company Saudking, to effect it lower down near lAntzin, on . faresaid guns, andtwo pair of colours t were pratilid- 'isbeltitswell et 1 the 31st of March. _l ei to Geneferfsiliernischeff,•by laultiald'brast NSW, - : in God, ftdfiiling ball and soppier, provided Upon this the following disposition for march wall and be receiveda third pait.ofvolloiribythe Fan your country ir ..ith . which was attended by up. made: General - Dornberg's infantry awrched, to :Regiment of DregOOOS I . under the terms of ' I.i ,- Be diligent and given ~..l itche . persoas,., scledint-all the beauty, aDa nenbang.; she cavalry ,under GenorarVon .114 1 ., rv on K ru se. Am ong tb a p . 4 .9 0 . 0. "•r ou , , ~ us the victory, and , Wholle Waage ill .. «irs, Will libes4- , • . - , • - - , . • (astern,. ' and,taste of this city.. _ • • t kendorf to Lockow ; and the corps of General Von 1 Commander of the corps and Global of • a ~Y slst protect you. .Farovrallt '- • ' . •, • Tschernischeff towards Wustrow . The last - name d; Morand himself, Who is severely wassoded, acid ' 1 - - 11 W Im P erial RiPailla itioinmw"• °l6 " ei and )(sli g ht ' POSEN, MARCH 117.— When the - Raisins Emperor General bad, to secure the motion, detached two' sides him the Chief of. hi s G en o a ' sac D e tetwek, April 1,182 i. • - . V9ll RibIiCENDO . Rfjrs'' ' .and the King of Prussia eat meet they embraced regiments of Otimacks, under the command of Col. ' the Saxon Cot.. Von.Eberstein, Col. Risky ' and ill thit .' : . ---" -7---...- !..."-'. ' . • each ether and -wept, witlithit beioel•lbi• to speak a Von Wlassolf, to Steltsusea, with orders to follow Offi cer s o f the G e n e r a l S ta ff. I n the whore, we been • ' • . •FR E Nei i. PAPERS. - - , • the other corps by the way of Orendsee and Sala- taken upwards of 100 oflieers and 2 200 plinths 0.1 ' '''. • .. .. "-""''''' ' swede], to oppose the enemy posted between Stendal - (toners. , . I P *l)s - ' ' -': ' • '-' ': ''''Vtitinia' s WARMS 31.—Ihs trench and' Stumm! Prni , and all shed tears of ensot s . . Word ; and when the Emperor j ion obsed --.• 4l. tite mo g iss oy rc a l l i afsd Gardelastro. Scarcely was this position taken, ;. In general the zeal ind h ..a . Saidniti. 4 btriOd- •-' - trfi 'b.l- - - & ;41‘o preoeed to the southern . part of took the little Pt:ince/es, his Gotialwaliters in Ina • tom * llt. Erg II .hen Gettel:olo yon Derahrrg and Tscheroischeff judgment, evinced billie Genova i ca two first Wit* ttle'm 7 rif Warsaw, - pege through Boliemie s asst- arm s and said, 44 These shall :be the last."' I" 444 ' wt-e. informed that Coneral Morand, with a corps of the combined Rusaila.siud Prgosioa.oroais on the Aria,. and Austrian Silesia. •• .'. " '''' • suturbs and city of Breslau, Rosiiaa troops were of upwards of 300 U infantry, 11 pieces of cannon, ' left bank of the Me, reflects thogamtno humour on -• Arils; 1.--On °the 24 Muth the Freak Alibis. • and gm) cavalry, was pressing forward by the wily them. 'll'he Valo'ur Of..ibe Operier 011terre .'and - tb a 0 Count - Andribtay bad his first Bolen* .11 se or, ell. this King told him, " These are of Tolistsde to y,,,,, 0 b 0nf , t o puibish the inhabitants courage of the snidiers, balsam all pride:. - Every eatieHoo of the Gland -ffoignor * , and was received ed Isis InwPriso at 1 1 ---- • drawn op in ranks r•assd'Srlten the Enspltior express., of Met town ro c hewing dared to take sp arias. and individual bits nrovgd pp his gieStpli day Irlit'slit ' with ail OW auks - of dieitetieti dos to his • rtink.— , the prisoners totes' by my troops s t iu this war, they s - . • i at the head of .his sm- set ussian infantry forced cre the houses ip thelown,- alth Itry. Thkiltotioitt of ash making a,Stgcrioss re- '1 eOf the rioptegsetioS i te grei k plach n ßoeihme sled of i coverallAsomielsee r, whith:Wie ion, the the it or the ent r Astesss4t I 'ets of ' fis t_ n. The the pornbeig,, dories the am Cour. Gei.Tscherei- is "On your woo era- libirty, 1 . isiiii _.._;.'- -- 4as i year Arefed Na I, I agth km* you OW h*vini g"al w Mack Russia..- ions Art your ardourtit the *OO. 'Tw- o towards nejliktinii"illia eten ofl i GOTTENBURGII, Ara!!. l -1 Owurdo:oio, -witiroshaert"truty:lia I. - dinner ,w's . Oven in Von. amoasured thif thriegitre. '- • i of the . g ehee,, 1 10,‘ uat of *Our sons, is near to mi has :j t ' i t .. 16 6 147 ,1 of rer NlO l4OOO- whatevat WO* 0 0 1: / S '7-; ' • elieucy Open r. I lows you in the itasstoit flppl b . it - .t• • .. c „-, *ays sh o w lyoursetvia Os 'trio Ciii-i ft w.. Il - N 1 , 14; S - ! li ItEr non city / . vforthylb ‘ lir* -pa4erthk . tour asoostori f - harsh as c,;lniiilific gy o f t he iii m il a t pu.t " ;71 . :.. 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