The National Register.
London, England, 1813-08-29 00:00:00

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FOREIGN iNTELLI,

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GOrIttiIIURGII MAILS.

FIRST SWEDISH BULLETIN.

T lONA T.

Mali Quarters at Oranienburg, Aug. 1:3.

Highnevi tlw Crown Prince arrived here yesterday,
wed has fixed his head-quarters at this ploee. The united army of
Northern Germany, of w high his Royal Highness Las the command,
oeropies the following po.itions :
A part of the 4th Pru-sian corps &armee, which forms the re-
serve, ander the cotuotand of Lieutenant-General Count Tauenzien,
its head-quarters at Muncheherg, and stretches its right sing to-
wards Berlin.

The 4th Prussian corps d'armee, under Lieutenant-General Von
'Wow, has its head-quarters at Berlin, and in conjunction with
Couut Tauentien's corps forms the left wing of the allied army.
Toe Swedish army, cominamled by Field-Marshal Count Von
Stellingk, is assembling in the vicinity of Oranienbmg, with its
bead near Spandau. The headquarters arc here. The first Swe-
dish division is tinder the command of Lieut.-General Skioldebrand,
and the second under that of Major-General Baron Posse. This
last division, together with a sepat ate brigade, detached from the
third division, tbruis a corps, commanded by Lieut. Baron Sandels.
The whole Swedish force is in the centre of the allied army. The
right wing consists of Russian troops, under the order of Lieut.-
General Baron Winzingcr'de, whose head quarters are at Branden-
burg. Lieut.-General Count Woronzow's corps belongs to this
wing, with its bead-quarters at Planet).
A Prussian corps under Major-General Herschfeldt is in front of
Magdeburg. It is connected by its kit wing with the Russian army
811E14 its right with the corps of observation on the Lower Elbe,
under Lieut.-General Count Walmoden : its head-quarters are at
Schwerin, and its advanced posts reach from Lenzin to Dessau,
and the centre towards Lubeck. Lieut.-General Baron Von Vege-
sack belongs to this corps Wartlike : he has tinder his command
.3,000 Swedish troop', 3,000 Prussians, awl 3,000 Weklenburghers.
Seperate corps, belonging to Count Tauenzien's army, blockade
Costrin and Stettin.

Alajor-General Gibbs has landed at Stralsund, with a corps of
30413 English troops. -
General Baron Mierereutz is at the head of the general staff of
the united army of the north of Get many, arid has under him the
Major-General Baton Taryast and Count Gustav Lowenhjelmn, as
Adjutant General to receive and forward orders.
The army is so disposed, that within one day's march and au half
upwards ut 80,000 men can he in the line.
Whilst his Royal Highness, on the IWI inst. in the forenoon,
was reviewing the troops which ace blockading Stettin, and causing
them to manoeuvre, and at the Paine time to threaten the fortress
sv44rk.., an howitzer was pointed at his Royal Highness : the grenade
tell thirty paces behind him, and burst. His Royal Highness, who
dliellVert'll aoucr French st;ldiers creeping towards the outer works,
and to whom the Cossacks. after the shot having taken place from
the fortress, ware on the point of attacking, caused the French
Commaiidant to be called to him, and who accordingly appeared
before i;is Royal Highness. accompan!ed by a Commissary at War.
The Crown Prince mildly stated to him, that the Commanding
Officer in Fort Prussia had broken the truce. and tired on his
Royal Highness's escort ; and added, I might make yon all prisoners
of war, were I to command the cavalry to attack you, and you could
not defend yourselves' beiog without arms. The Officer made
excuses, and expressed his sorrow for the accident. After his Royal
Highness had conversed with him for a short time, he retired. The
French soldiers expressed their hearty wishes for the restoration of
peace, and to see all end put to the calamities of way.
To judge from the preparations of the allies at Stettin, it is to be
expected that the fortress will be stormed on the conclusion of the
armistice By the zeal and industry of those officers who have the
charge of supplying the army with provisions, it has not as yet
suffered an deficiency. The number of sick is very trifling.

(CO TTENBURGH', AUGUST 11.--A messenger has just arrived from
with the news dint Austria declared war against France
ott the loth inst. Oil the 13th, in the morning, the whole of the army
was put in motion. Head quarters were removed to Prague, to
which place the Emperor of Russia King of Prussia, and Lord
Cathew W red that official intelligence of

on the 4th inst. and by
ind to Stralmiud, where be

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