The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-15 00:00:00

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" Europe would 'at length be at peace if the
f'aTrcigns -and the Ministers who direct their
Cabinets could have been wesent on the tield of
battle. They would 'give up all hopes of causing
the star Of France to set, and perceive that those
Counsellors who
_wish to dismember the French
Empire, and bumble the Emperoroire preparing
the ruin of their Sovereigns ."—(Moniteur , May 9)
MAY 10.—ner 111,jesty the Empress Queen
and Regent has received the foll2wing intelligence
of the situation of the armies on the evening of
the sth :
The. Emperor's head-quarters were at Got-
ditz ;'those of the Viceroy at' Horta ; those of
the puke of Ragusa behind Golditz ; General
Lauriston at Wurtzenof ;* the Prince, of Moskwa
tl Leipbie; those of the Duke. of Reggio at Alten-
burg and of Gen. Bertrand at Rochlitz.
" The Viceroy arrived before Colditz on the
sth, at nine in the morning. The bridge was
cut, and soave columns of infantry and cavalry,
with artillery, opposed, our passage. The Vice-
roy, with his division, marched ,towards a ford,
which is on the left, passed the river, and gained
the viliagc of Komeslian, where lie caused a bat-
tery of 20 pieces of artillery to be placed ; the
enemy then, eviticuated the town of Gohlitz in the
greatest disorder, and in defiling were exposed to
tie fire of our twenty pieces of artillery.
'I The Viceroy pursued the enemy with vi-
gout---it was the remainder of the Prussian army,
ebout 20 or 25,000 men strong, which took their.
direction partly. to Leissnig, and partly to Gers-
dorff. _ _ _

:" Hiring arrived at Gersdorff, the Russian
tr.ops passed act'oss a reserve which occupied this
position—it was the RuSsitin corps of Milorado-
witsch„ composed of two diviSions, amounting to
nearly 8000 men, tinder arms. The Russian regi-
ments,. consisting of only two battalions, of four
companies each, and the comßanies not consist,
ing tit more than 150ymen, but having at present
net more than 100 Men each under twins, which'
doeS not amount to more than 7 or 800 men per
regiment. These two divisions of Miloradowitsch
hod arrived at the moment the battle was finished,
and could 'not take tiny part in it.
Immediately' on the 36th division having
rejoined the. 35th,, the Viceroy gave orders to the
Duke of Tarenturn to form the two divisions in
three columns, and drive the enemy from 'his pctsi'
tions. The attack Was brisk ; our brave fellows
'preeipitatid themselves on the; Russians, pene-
trated, 'arid- drove them towards Ilona. In thin
emragement we had' 5 or 600 wounded, and took
Inn° urisoners. The enemy. lost 2000 men on
this day.
•• oeaeral.Bertrand being arrived at Rocblitz,
took there several convoys of sick and wounded,
some haggage,. and made some prisoners 'up-
wards of 1200 carriages, with wounded, had
passed 'by this route, The King of Prussia and
. the Emperor Alexande-r had slept at Rochlitz.
r` An Adjutant Sub-officer of the 17th provi-
sional, Who had been made prisoner in the battle
of the 2d, made his escape, and gave information
that the enemy had sustained. great • losses, anti
was retiring in the utniosx, disorder ; that during
the battle the Russians and Prussian's kept their
eulttrnmPin reserve, Which was the cause. why 'we
could not take any of thetn—that they have takcu
102 prisoners from -us, among- whom are' four
offi:Trs—t hat these prisoners were conducted to
the rear under th‘gpard of thei!etachment which
had charge of the
.colours—that the Prussians
treated their prisoners very two prisoners
itot being able to walk, through extreme fatigue,
they ran them through tire body With their swords
—that. the astoniAment Of the' Russians and
Prussians at having found such a numerous army,
and SO well disciplined and -slipped eery
thilg, was extreme—that there existed a tnistm-
.deritanding bet Ween them, and. that they 'until-
ally atcubed each other as being the Amuse of their
losses: , _

" General. Count Laoribton has put himielf in
march front Wurtien, on the high yowl to
Drssden.
The Prince of Mosksva has Marched towards
the Elbe, to raise the blockade of Gen. Thielman,
who commands at Torgau, take his position at
that Po*, and raise the blockade of.Wittenberg.
it appears that this latter place has made a tine
defence, autl repulsed several attacks, which have
Cost the enemy very clear.
" The Prussians state, that the Emperor Alex-
ander, finding the battle rode through the
Russian line, ,to animate the soldiers,' by exclaim-
ing, Courage_! God is with us !' They acid,
that the
.Prussian General Blucher .is wounded,
and that there are five other Prussian Generals of
Division 'or, Brigade 'either killo or tVoundecl."--
(lioniteur, Pk/ 1 1 .)

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