The National Register.
London, England, 1813-04-11 00:00:00

APRIL 11.

iktncr, ihma the C011tril:;Z 1), t‘,,een tile marrh of the Rti,:sian
irov, and the conciliatory proceedings of the Emperor, with that
ci finonaparte, and the troops 'miler the French Generals
'rims most rigid and c-}rreet disriplime has' been observed in the
Duchy, 35 c, ell as in Prussia.
IF; Imperial vlajesty, thruch in possession of the keys of Warsaw,
has pot placed a r.oldiPi within' its walls; and has, in every instance,
tr:af-ei :he Poles will the utmost clemency and indulgence.
Tee Austria!, auxiliary force, in consequence of an unlimited armis-
tice. .'.f• ffvacitia!ly retiritil to the Galtician frontier.
Ttrftnist's c,rps, as I e-njectured, retired behind the Austrians, by
Raw? :0 this rlace ; they were here overaken by General Winzinge-
ro•te. ho attacked them with inferior fmce, and put them to flight,
pri•onet ttm Son General Rostitz, three Colonels, fort, -seven.
r- 01..Lers, fifteen outn.lied rank and file, with two co:ours and se-
v".. c.mtion. The rel'ai.rder of !his cor')s puisoed their retreat in the
tropetan probohly not exceeding five or 6.600 men.
Yt rtino;n: for me te dier my congiatulations on the signal suc-
cess atten•led the great and tintemittinu: exertions
• tht mpe;ot, the course of two months, at this season,
his ..00tinee 1 t 5- pnr-nit of the enemy from W dna to the Oder ;
• olited t;is o'.lll zealous endeavours, the decided and heart v
• .;r 4 ti.e King r.t. ns..ia, and of the Is I:ole population of his
do 0:„;,,,5, mo-t solicitous to emulate the Russians in
p• • d,onations. as well m 11: per49ir.l service.
tin' Polish G .vernment, nhieli withdrew from War-
suw Pripee vre..t, in the first iesto,ee, to Pc-
t.
•k 'w, end a part with the Prince ::re :•'ritw to Czeatochavv, where
it is said some force has ;wen as <entblrJ ; and 1j love also understood
!net the part .1 Reqmiel's corps, after the affair of Kaliselt,
to 4.:;tat dnection. k.Ktisseni corps is stationed to the southward
of .tVatsa,...., to observe their motions.

Imperial Ilca I-Quarlas, Kalisch, March './6, 1813.

MY Lottn,—ln my dispatches of the 6th instant, I had L.: ho-
nour oft tp rtime ley riival at this place, and of detailing to your
Lordship the pr. gre.:s which !he Emperor had made in his arrange-
ine.,ts. and ni preparation; for the eampaign, together with the
gigantte st; I•c; -shich le:d already been taken io t'arryitct on the
military operations already !wpm, These reportv concluded the.
c n;eo-ion ot a treioy of Peace a. ,d alliance with Prussia, the rati-
felCons of which have since been exchanged ; also the capture of
Btriin, where General Wittgenstein had established his quarters
aince aboot the toth instant.
Since that period lb, Imperial Majesty has visited the King of
Prussia at Breslaw ; Hamburg!' It-is been occupied by the limssian
forces ; Lubeck has opened its gates.
Tiw enemy has been entirely driven from Swedish Pomerania,
Mecklenbourg, Lanenbourg, and all the Prussian territory within
the Elbe.
Detachments of the Russian army have penetrated to Dresden,
which capit il they now occnpy, Marshal Davoust having retreated
across the Elbe, and having destroyed sonic of the arches of the
magnificent bridge at that place.
A proportion of the Prussian army ha, pa-se.d the Silesian frontier
into Lusatia, and is advancing towards Dresden.
Three detachments of the division under Wittgenstein have by
this time crossed the Elbe ; one in the centre under Major-General
Dornherg, who is moving upon Hanover, with Major-General
Tett( nhorn upon his right in the :iirertion of Bremen, avid Maio r-
Ceneral Czehernichetillprill !eis left in the direction of Brunswick.
Lord Walpole is the bearer ot the present dispatches ; his Lord-
ship proceeds by Berlin, and I have no doubt hart that he will find
it perfectly easy to take his departure from Cuxtviven.
1. have already stated that the Prussian army is in the best state
of preparation : nothing can exceed the comlitioo of that part
which was assembled at Breslaw on the Emperor's arrival, and it is
impossible to exaggerate the enthusiasm which 'has been exhibited
bv 411 ranks of persons throughout the Prussian dominions ; or the
demonstration:. of joy with which the Emperor was received.
The King of Prusa has made au excursion to Berlin, where he
wa,, to see General d' York. •
• The inhab:tants in Saxony have every received the Ras-
s:an forces with expressions of cordiality not inferior to those of
the Prwsiaes : the same as ocenrred to Meeklenbourg. •

Your Lot dship will see by the printed reports, the manlier in which
Geceral Tettenburit au►'l his detachment were received at liambnro :
the same zeal was maintested in Lauenbourg, where, in a moment, the
French arms were destroyed.
The Baltic ports; tin-3 that of natnburgh, Lave been opened by pro-
claulattoLs. . •