The National Register.
London, England, 1813-06-27 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

took advantage of these movements to scud off from Saragossa for
France, on the 27th, 2,400 prisoners, and 1:0 officers.
By the last act-omits from Madrid, which are of the 16th and 17th,
every thing was then quiet there, and no movement of the army had
been made.
The same Ilfoniteur, nniler the head of 4 Army of the North. of
Spain,' contain% a Report addressed by the Geoeral Division
Foy, to General Chin -el, Contmander of the Arley of the North of '
Spain, dated Lequeytio. June '2, 1813. In it he states, that hi-
division set out from Bilboa on the 27th of May, in order to attack
the two battalions of fli.eay, eensiseue each of from 800 to 1000
men ; in which attacks, he says he was so successfid, that he made
prisoners SOD men, of whom 27 were ntheers. and ,zOO were killed
-or drowned, without the loss of a shoalr man either killed or wound-
ed on his own side The second battalion of Biscay, he says, may
be considered ss completely destroyed, and the first lest 300 men in
its flight.
- He had caused a magazine of arms and stores, which the insnr.
gents had at Mendeja, their great hospital at lzpater, and their
powder depot at Bedarrona, to be destroyed.
He concludes, " On the 31st of May and Ist of June, I sent
troops into the sea-ports between Wilma and Guetaria. Thus the
conit is tree from Bayonne to Santona : the armed vessels, which
the insurgents had in the Gulf of Gascony are gone to Santander."

DRESDEN, JUNE 13.—The Emperor is still in our town. His
Majesty lodgeA in the suintrbt, in Count Mareolini's
His M.aje%ty has a grand parole every day at ten o'clock. at
which are found all the officers belonging to the garrison. The
parade takes place in the meadow of Oster w icsc.
Ikatuunuu, JUNE 6.—A report has become too pnblic in this
town, and in Altona, to admit of our withholding it from our
readers.

We are assured that General Tettenhorn has just closed his finan.
vial mission to Hamborelt, by selling the Hanseatic Legion to Eng•
laud. They even go farther, and mention the price : that of a
cavalier, mounted, armed, and ecripped, is fixed at 49 guineas;
and that of an infantry soldier, also eonipped, at 11 guineas.
Two facts give considerable probability to this report. Tte-
serters say, that for some days, the Cossacks have redoubled their
vigilance round the legion, to prevent the desertion of volunteers
disgusted with a war, the object of which appears daily orre dis-
tant from that which had been presented them in perspective, and
as being easy of execution.
On the other side, all Hanover will recollect that the Duke of
Oelc, flying after the last Austrian war, was met between Hanover
and Bremen by English Commissioners, charged with purchasing
the men ho ha(' devote 4 themselves to his fortune.

The h,►rgai►► Was concluded. and bills of exchange received ,►y
tl►e Disko before he had reached El'fl•eth. tut the affair havin>•
transpired, many of the volunteers took their re •nlntion, and .1k
per•ed. In place of the tboo men sold, seareely 800 arrived at
Heligoland.

The C.::)inet of St. J. 111104, which must hive soldiers at any
price, did not protest against this kind of decrease. The Duke.
kept the money, and his troops were transported to colonies.
The destination proje, ted tier the Volunteer LetTions, has, how-
ever, its real advatitaces In quittiniz Harnburah, t!'ev hal for
perspective Siberia, or the Banks of the White and Caspian seas;
it way appear preferable to them to proceed to the roasts of -%fi lea;
or St. Helena.

LUPSIC, JUNE B.—Our Gazette announces, that the day before
yesterday an interview was to take place between the Emperor
Napoleon and the t•roperor of Russia, at Gitselmin.
Nun ENIIIVRG, JUNE I t.--The Emperor of Nustria has arrived nt
Gitseimiu. ills unexpected arrival in Bohemia has caused a ...treat
sensation nitre. It is confirmeo, that interviews between the Ern-
revor4 of France ami Russia are :n take plaet%
VIFINNA, Jt; E s.—The Del-milt:re of hi, Majesty the Ennmerca
for Bohemia, and time certainty that he will actively exert himself
in the restoration of peace, has had a happy effect upon the State
Paper.

UE, 7. 3.—Fie•l-31arthal Prince Schwartzenberg arrived
here on the ‘..!9tli, with a immeron% suite. Persons or the highest
distinction pre expceted here from Vienna: all preparations have
been manic to rectice them.

The pAssage of the Fieneli, Austrian, Russian, Polish, and Saxon
Couriers through town, is sill very frequent.
All enlightened Prussians strongly protest aisitist the monstroni
ovstem of the landstrum. This plan of destruction, ordered by tilt-
-Sovereign, has in no part been exg.,cnted, and its execution appears
to be =tally and physically impossible.

GERMAN PAPERS.

:117N E ft.

Risme 111, JUNE 6.--Yesterday Afternoon a Russian Stall (Wirer,
in company with a French Staff. Officer, passel through I;.i eay
for Hamburg'', with impoi taut dispatches bum Weir iesiteetive
monarchs.
HANIC‘ OF THE ELBE, JUNE 3. Several emicierring accounts
.tote, that the French are li 'stay removing their wound'. I Irmo
Dresden tonarel Erfurth. Thi, coiebined with ot.,er forts, p.
pears to confirm the retrograde 'notion of the E.-etesii main army
on the Elbe, which was to have been 'mulct d by the unsilecesst,:i
attack on the 4th.
Hamborgli was, as our readers probably ahead) know, occi.peed
by Danish, and afterwards by Frew+ troop:„ ithout
the security of persons and property. As the Russii,o 0,11, rat
Count Waliviodeo, who, with his corp,, has takes, pi Melon bee .re
the 'Crave and Steekenita, is snider the- orders of the Crown Prince
of Sweden, tile lirrther cowling of t•:e operation- are to of experted
from the re-Motions of tint Prince. Should (a- is not t be
doubted) the differences between Denmark awl Ent tee! lie accom-
modated, the possession of Hambnrali can be of lie teil•tary impor-
tance.—( Berlin Gum, June 8
BERLIN, JUNE H.- The return to Ilead-quariers of the Russian
Minister. Count Nesselrodc. from Vieli .a, t %peeled daily,
and it is supposed that he will bring with him the Austrian decla-
ration of war against France, as, accor•tive to all appearances, ti e
Cabinet or Vienna has rejected all the proposition• made to it by
France relative to its alliance. (Berlin Gazett. , June, BO
COPENHAGEN, JUNE s.—Last Thmsdav arrived 'sere the third
and last trar4port of our sailors from Antwerp. They !marched
with drums beating and colours fling through the g..te called
Westerhor, to the Ffolm, the place of their destinatinn. -(Alien
Mercury, Jane 10 )
COPI-N HAOEN. JUNE B.—On the 29th nit. in the morning, Prince
Frederick left Cho istiuu to embark for Cope: hag, n. Above 200
persons accompanied him to Setter. two miles tioni • the ti,y, and
received him there. The Officers of tile Col poi. .Im.n expected
hint there with a breakfast. There were aboist 3,010) persian as-
.emhted, and few eye were dry at the departure of this noble and
excellent Prince.
Prince Christian was much affected at the scene, and taking a
glass, said, '' Cod gm's, that my departure Iron) I:eeice may resem-
ble your's." The two *limes parted at Ftederickstadt.—Pr.nee
Frederick has already arrived here.— Alfons Mercury, Juuc 11.)
GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

BERLIN, JEYE 6.---The lively interest %bleb the public justly
take in the coros Leutetilesieral Von destt:.eil to cover
this city, occasions us to give the following particulars conreining
the happy termination of the battle WhICII took place the day
before rester& r, near Lnekati.
The enemy's corps, ,bout 30.000 4trong, which stood behind the
Mirk Elster, under the c-nninand of the Duke of Kergiu,
butt
marched to Stumm-wallle, a, J early on the day before yesterday,
attacked the advanced wista ult;et:eral Bolow's ct.rps, had iv-
tircd from Cettbusen Luck.iii, with great vivacity, before that it
had joined the brigade of Von Korstel and Von lloyen. Lieut.-
General Von Billow took his losition, leaving Luck<to in Ins trout,
on some advantageousi% situilted heights; the ent my displayed his
attack on the town and its earri-wi, ‘upporte it ny masses of
tiraillenrs, and stormed Cie walls Kitt rates or the ter. tt %% Ali fit.l:ll
eoloinns of infantry. 'rite rarrison defended tnemsei..e.• ,absteadit'l)-
the enemy was repulse •1 with vreat loss. but 1114.11 set tire to die
suburbs, and a part of the tow., by grenades. Meamt a uy com-
manil.of Liente,aatot Gene' al Von fitilo‘.. the p:lp.iati anti Rossini
cavalry.commantled by Afjor-Gener.d Vol; Oppen, tiorew themselves
on the enemy's right -flank, put hi, eavalry into the atest
der in several squares which he had formed, uud ti-e, 411.0%;43
him to flight. A great number or the enen,s were sabred, at. I tme
howitzer anti two Numi,•l takeo. rids brilliant attack, acci•nip,!..
nied I)y a fresh ald lively one by our brave infie,try from ;1., st bo•
furred tlw euony yo ra treat, and put an rml to the oat de, wh:rti
had !wird .tro,. ten o'clock iu the morning* till nine at and
does great honour 'o twr who hail only three litigades
en-
gaged i•I the cupiiimt.
The enemy's loss may he estimated at '.si4t 'he field 4,f
battle, wilt the sti ,erb. which is rcdoced to a-Ins, alAi rite 'a -d
French, who were tl•ere dcatroyeal, presei.t a +1:0%. :..,d ut 64;r.t.
At thg departUre of tLe eourter, ‘to had alreec.l., mole sco pt:
and the voluot(er YagerA, and the built troop... wale c:
briugiug inure iu. The prie,ol,ers state, anti their aliburai4e akpeV•