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London, England, 1815-07-15 00:00:00

:_,III)I'I.,EMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE

OF TUESDAY, JULY 11.

S Juts IS.

Forcqgtz-o.27tre, July 14, 1815.

Dispatches, of which the following are'tniiies
and to: Extract, have been received at this Office,
from txcellencies Uenerttl Earl Cathcart,
K. L'and:Liemt.-Generallord Stewart, rr. C. B.
liiperial HeAd-Quarters, Manl4eini Jane 25.
tolib,--4 'Acquainted your Lordship,'-i9 a'
fwriner dispatch, of the ontliue of the dispositions
of the armies of Austria and Russia; on the Upper
and Middle Rhine. As it may be interesting, I

shall now eutcr into the minute details. first pre-
mising, that I.} the information received up to
-.this clay, it is most probabl; that the enemy have
retired from the Vall6e du Rhin, Weissenburg,
. &c &c.

• Your Lordship will perceive that the additional
points or annoyance u hich the enetn.y cnn oppose
to the entry of the 'armies, hesidts
corps, ‘which was posted at
,Weisseuburg, anoGe•,
nerd fancourbe, by Bagle,-arise from .the fortresses
of 1-I(oyingen, Be}fort, New Breisach,Sehlettstadt,
Land:m, Strashui-g, Plalzbourg, Bitshe, Metz,
80(1 Thilmvirc.

According to the arrangements made by •Prince

Fchwartzeuberg, and the U tissiatt Field:Nlarsbal
'Barclay (Ve 'folly, the fullowing del ail has becn
resolved rill

Prihee Wretle forms with the 13aYarians the ad-,,
vanred-guard of the • Rossian army,• and nr4rehes
from Saaregetnines, by Chateau Salines, to Nan ev,'
or by Rottemont or -Plaizbourg and Luncsille,
as circumstances may require.
On the 24th, the Prince had passed the Scare,
and it muSt depend on events, not yet reported,
at trhar distance the Russian army is to keep from
this adVanee, and whether, after its arrival at
Kaiserslautern, it is to move forward in one or
more columns towards Nancy. In every case,
this army tvtll he, on the 2d, at Kaisersl,utern,
and the 3d and 4th, -at Sapregemines,. and, to all
appearances, the 6th, at Nancy.
Count Langeron's corps of Russians is destined
for the Wockade of Merz, Thionville, Pfalzhourg
arid' titshe, and a part of the garrison of May-
ence, consisting. of tour thousand Bavarians and
Austrian battalions, and the third corps-
, are charged with 'the blockade of Landau.
and Strasbourg. These-operations are tinder the
errections of his Imperial highness the Archduke
Charles.

The thin! corps, under the Prince Royal of
Wurtemberz, blockades Landon to-day ;
with Gen. Count ‘Valmoden's division, occupies
the Qneich and the lines of Weissenbulg and
Lonterl-lurg:..
The connimnication.between these corps and
the Bavarian army mil-he constantly kept up, as
well as with the colnrons on time left.

. Oa General Rapp's tailing back, the Crown
Prince and Count \Valmoden Will invest- Stras-
bours., the former marching by Weissenbourg and
flagenan, the latter by tort-Louis to Strasbourg.
Four thousand infantry and some squadrons of
Count Wahnoden's corps will be left before Lau-
dal), and the Lieutenant-General 'himself will be
'entrusted with the investment of Strasbourg, witrt
.tich force as the Prince Royal of Wurtemberg
may entrust to hint. The remainderof the third
corps then move forward by Limedlle to
Nancy.' •

Thal 11:issions are directed to. take charge of
.eonstruct ing the bridge:3.pr Oppenheim and Alann-
hcitn, the Bavari:susthat of Germersheitn, and the
third Carps that at r.ort Louis.
tiome battalions (?t• W,urteniberg arc destined to
blot'kat!t. of Seldettseadt and General-Count
ni:chbcrg %-cch General Volkman and sonic Dann-
•tadt and, Baden .coops, will i:lvest New Brei-
sach. The left coltunn of the armies, consisting
'ot the first and seco al corps d'aran6e and the ve-
erve, tioder the orders ot the Archduke Ferdi'-
mii,d, will throw pontoon bridges over the Rhine
at Gienzach, on the night of the 25th to the 26th,
and 'move on Basle, and the 'second corps .will oc.
ti.pv ; and measures mast be taken for these
three corps to arrive at the same time in that
heighbouthood.
The Aichduke Ferdinand is entrusted with the
disposition against cieneral Lecourhe, or any corps"
of the euetny that remain in-this-quarter.
The first cells trarm6e will support the second,
'ut the latt'er and the reserve are to push forward
with the -utmost expedition. towards Nancy, one
column by Iletniemont and Epinal, the other by
unevilk, or according to circumstances, the
whole by one road.
The first corps will be now directed by Langres,
an. 4 to it will be left the investment of fielfort and
nnningen. This comMand is entrusted to General
-.7'.leneassy : for fluningen eight battalions of the
regiment of Colloredu are destihed, under Gen.
Watzd and ttvo battalions of Austrians, and
'Ong and tier) divisions of Kaysers
'Chevattx Legers, tinder General Callenherg for
Belt-011.

The chief command over the blockades of New
Ilicisach; 'Stblettstadt, .llnoingen gild Belfort, is
left t.o.bis.Eigline.is the ArehdukeJohn. •
head-tioarters of Prince, Schwartzenberg
willmarCh by nage:lan, Itlotzig,- and Luucville,

to Nan Cy.
'Fite Tight of this great march hying covered by
the liav,aratts, and the left by Ore first corps
d'arnl6e. there isa perfect security for the union
rat She xvholo st Nancy, as stated in toy foiiner
(I.spatche.s..
I I.iavethe honour to he, &c.
Signed) STEWART, Lieut.-Gen.,
"A'lic Viscount thstlervagh, K. G. k.c. kc. k.c.

Mardwim, Tune 9.5, 1315.

Wrede reports, that the
rfsistance gt Saaregentins was Irifling,.and the 4th
Light. Battalion of Baden troops carri..d it by
'Storm iminediatelv, and the 'enemy ball not time
to destroy the
Pi ince Uha'rles of Bavaria, Commanding the ad-
•vanee.l-goard, pushed on towards Boucke""mt•
At Saarbniek'there was moce:opposition. It
was tie-tended by a G.fneral sotto
nn,l lour hundred peasants or inhabitants.
Jut equally hcrqthe-bridge was saver!, and the