The Sun.
London, England, 1813-04-23 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, .‘ritir, 23, 1813.

OF .THE -FRENCH -AIMY UNDER BEAU

'The Russian army in Germany is to be increase

to 330,000 men, and Count TOLSTOY' had passe(
Kiow with-100,000, including u great number o
Ural- Cossacks. The Emperor ALE:viz.:n.2ll re.
Jved h, s beati-quhrters on the 7tb, from Kalitseh
to Dresden.

The garrison of Glogau bad made a sort le
but in which GOO of them, with two pieces 0

cannon, were cut off.

Six thousand Swedes are' said to have rimeheil
Boitzenbuigh, and to have
,billed the Russians
and Prussians, and the Crown Prince of S%/EDEN
«•as expected on the Elbe about the 16th of this
month.,

The Saxon troops have separated fro►n tl►e
French : the infantry, by command of their cove,
reign, have retired to Torgan, a►►d the cavalry to

flaticu

DAVOUST had retreated from Luneburg!) to
Ma gdeburgh.
The Prussian army was advancing in great
Strength to Erfurth.
The ItusNians and Prussians entered Dessau on
the 4th, amid the acclamations of the people.
The advanced guard of the Prussians was he.
fore Mittenberg, where there were about 2or
3,000 FrenA. The place was expected to be
taken 'Cry shortly.
BERLIN., APRIL 10.--Our Paper contains' the
following letter from the head-quarters of Gen,
'Count VUN iVITTORNSTE-IN to M. DI; L'EiTOCQ,.
Military Governor of t. -otintry, between the
Elbe um! the Oder.

IlesOviarter9, Zuhst, April 7,;1813.
." 1 hastenibumbly ,to inform your Excellency
of the happy- .occurrettees of the. sth April, with
the intent of relieving the..goodCithens of Berlin
'from the dread and,fear they entertained of pos-
sibly again seeing the enemy within their walls.
" General Vow BousTELL, With leis detached
corps, had already advanced us far as Wahletz, for
the pui.pose of surrounding Magdeburg. ou the
right bank gl the
,tlbe but, on the of April.,
being 'attacked by a,superior force, his, according
to his previous instructions,. retreated baek to
Nedliti, 'but covered. the roads to Burg .and Gom-
merit
.by Cossacks.
" On. the sth of April the enemy obliged Ge-
neral Von BoasTE4 to fall back to Gevena (on
the road to GOrtzke),' 'and forced the CossaCks
past Lutgau and -towards litirg.

As 1 had received certain information that the
Viccrortof Italy comthanded this expedition in,
person, with a corps d'armee of four divisions,
about 22 or 24,000 men strong, lawns which
were 3000 cavalry, .10 pieces of artillery, not only
causing the country roundMagdeburghtobe plun-
dered (on the sight bank of the Elbe), but like-
wise, not knowing that'my corps was so near him,
intended making an attempt upon Berlin J.l de-
termined on attacking, hitu with my whole
strength, to drive him back with- ney'
force.'

" For this purpose, on the 4th April, I concert.
trated the force of Gen. Vox Yoaic, near Zorest,
that of Lieut. Gen. Voir BERG, at three German
miles from thence, in the village of. Lietzo, and
fixed lily head-quarters at. Zorest. I directed
Gen. VON bousrist.t, and likewise general Yo
&LOW, who had, so early as the 4th April, ar-
rived at Ziesa, to push as far forivard as the ene-
my would permit ; -but that they should on the

56, when they would be informed by a cannonade

of my hiving commenced an attack, fall cm the

enemy, with the greatest impetuosity.

MAILS.
ARRIVErr—i Tivligoland, I Guerwry, I Joriiev, 1:1)t lalip,
I Waterford, out;..-1 Cadie, 1 I,isbon, 1 i Got -
tenburgli, 1 Dublin, I ti'aterfortl.

PLUCE OF STQCKS
,TUrs o.kr AT I WELVN o'cLocK.
Consols.

We stated yesterday, in a Second Edition, tha
General WITTGENSTEIN, bad crossed the Elbe, b
great force, and, by a itclignland Mail which
rived this niornings, ire have received papers con-

taining a dispatcl► from the gallant General, an

nouncing the complete defeat ofthe "Preach finder
BLIAWIARNN;;, near Magdebnrgh. Two of the
enemy's regiments of cavalry were cut to pieces,
27 Officers, and 900 privates, were made prison-
ers, The losS of the Yrench in killed and wounded
was 2000 liken ; the latter, Gene-
rals GRENIE 'and GituNot.Ek: -BE+UltAimals re-
treated' to Nagdeburgli, %which fortress. WITTGEN-
.:
STEIN was preparing To

The siege of Stettin► was vigorously pressed,
and numerous ciesertious.took,place'from the gar-