The National Register.
London, England, 1813-05-23 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

their way through gardens and houses, and drove the enemy bofore
them, fighting all the way. Those who could not get out at the
gates called the Morissthor and Shifferthor, were killed, wounded,
or taken prisoners.
It almost exceeds belief with what bravery, activity, and deter-
mination the Prussians began, continued, and ended the battle.
It was difficult for military heroism to rise higher : every one enni
hated and encouraged the other. Only eye-witnesses of the battle,
as we were, can form a proper idea of it.
Great numbers fell in this battle. The loss of the enemy in killed,
wounded, and prisoners, is very great. The French were pursued
several leagues.

HAMBU Vett, MAY 11.—Monday morning the French made another
artealpt, a•'ter having drawn their troops from Stade to their assistance,
and succeeded in penetrating as fur as Oschenwarder and Kirchwar-
'ler, which greatly annoyed us. Yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock,
the alarm bell was sounded, and every one was immediately
Tinder arms. Our Burghers marched through the city. General
Tertenborn removed his headquarters to tho last Heller. The
Danes likewise assisted us, and approached nearer the city; and the
gallant English that are here, succeeded, in conjunction with the
Danes, iii repulsing the French. Those of them which are at ()schen.
warder must either surrender or be put to the sword, and it is expected
that they have laid down their arms. Tranquility is for the present
restored, mid God grant that we may not receive such another visit
from them.

HA sr au RO ri, M I Y 1 1 .—The news from Prussia is of a most agree.
able complexion., IVc are assured that General Miloradowitch, with
30,000 foot, 30.000 cavalry, and 130 horse-artillery, has totally de-
feated Napoleon at Nartruburg, and is still in pu►suit of him.
We are are assured that a quadruple alliance between Russia, Au-
stria, Prussia, and Saxony, is on the eve of taking place, so that we
may soon expect the pleasure of seeing the French driven out of Ger-
many.
DRESDEN, MAY s.—The battle of-the 2(1 WAS actually won. The
French have assuredly retreated from Halle and Leipsic, and are draw-
ing hack, pursued by the Russians wider Aliloraduwitsch, and the
Prussians (twirl. Kiiest.

Poses!, MAY 3 ---To-day the Russian General in Chief of the
West..!ra Army, Barclay de Tully, arrived here with his Staff; with him
are Lieutenant-General Salancoff. Chief of the Staff, and several other
Generals. The army has alre:.dy arrived in this vicinity. It marches
by different-roads in :event! columns.
Lieotenatit-General Sass commands the reserve, and Lieutenant-
General Tschapliiz the advanced-guard, which has been for some time,
and yesterday began its march for Frankfort, on the Oder, for which
destination the army will hallow the day after to-morrow.
NkIGIIBOUIRHOOD OP DANTZIC, APRIL 30.—Acc;.rding to the ac-
count of a Prussian Officer, lately arrived from Dantzic, all the Prussian
there have been arrested.

Of the 17,000 men, of which the garrison consists, there are, by the
same account, 10 000 sick, and of these 100 die daily.
Three thousand of the garrison of Dantzic lately made a sally on the
side of Helionsig, in which they carried ud' a considerable quantity of
cattle.

PnAatlE, APATL 30.—Within these four days Prague has enjoyed
the happiness of geeing many visitors of dis'inction within its walls. On
Monday, the 26th, arrived his Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdi-
nand, Grand Duke of Wartsburg; on ihe 27th, in the afternoon, arrived
here their Majesties the King and Queen of Saxony, with her Royal
Highness the Princess Augusta, from Ratishon, by way of Seherding,
Linz, Budweis, and Rouspecht, in the best health, and amidst loud ac-
clamations of the populace; and yesterday their Royal Highnesses
Prince Antony and Maximilian' brothers of his Majesty the King of
Saxony, arrived here with her Royal Highness the Princess Marianne,
sister to his Majesty.
The King of Saxony, it is said, had a conference in Linz with the
Austrian Emperor. _ .

Marshil 4ey in vain endearmred to prevent the departure of the
Grand Duke of Wurizburg to Prague.
BERLIN, MAY 8.--On the 6th instant, at two in the aftentomi.
preparations were made in ali the quarters of this city tar the crp
nization of the leb)-in-mas*. Ail the inhabitants, Irons 15 to 60
years of age, without any distinction of rank, condition, or country,
were summoned, and assembled willingly and cheerfully to have
their names entered on die different !ists by the Commissaries of th,l
districts to which they belonged. Though the enemy has been de•
feu ed, still it is right fur us to muster and exercise ourselves; and
it would be folly to suppo3e from this proclamation that the enemy
has not been beaten. Intelligent people have smiled at such expres-
sion , which have heel' dropped at the corners of streets, and have
gone unmoved to the places of rendezvous, observing to themselves,