Star.
London, England, 1813-05-27 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, MAY 11,

drawing down the Divine Protection on our arms.
and especially for the preservation of the sacred per
son of the Emperor and King, our very dear bus!land
and Sovereign. May Gon preserve -him from all
danger! is safety is as necessary to the happinei;
of the Empire as to the welfare of Europe, and t 4
Religion, which he has raised up, and which he
called to re-establish. He is the most sincere and
faithful protector of it,
This letter having no other object, we pray Cc,,,
to have you in his holy keeping.
" Gwen at our Imperial Palace at St. Vlou.l, ;hi. i!!!1
May, i • (Signed)
"MARIA 1.01:N.A.
4 By the knweis-t(...,..0.
" The pue de CADORt, Secretary of State."

A French courier. from the field of battle, ycstrt.
day brought intelligence of a great victory gait,4
by the French army, commanded by the Einpoeor
Napoleon, over the combined Russian and Prussian
armies, commanded by the Emperor Alexander and
the King of Prussia, This battle, which appears de.
cisive, was fought on the 2d, on the plains of the
Seale, This news has caused a great sensation ;:ere:
it was not believed that the Emperor of the French
would have been already able to collect all his forces
and be in readiness to tight a general bank.
His Majesty the Emperor devoted the morning et
this day to s public audience, which was very maw
rous in consequence of the approaching &Tarim of
the Court; Among other distinguished persons pte.
sent, we remarked Prince Joseph of Schwartzenberg,
and the Commander Rube, 'with whom his't lajest.
convened a considerable time.

We have just learned the death of Prince Kutusnff
and the appointment of Count Wittgenstein as
successor in the chief command of the Russo-Pre:.
siau army, ' The chief command was offered to
General Bennigsen, who declined it. and who
mains at his post as Quarter-Master-General of tl.e
Emperor Alexander.
field-Marshal the Prince of Schwartsenberg, who
arrived here on the 3d, will forthwith set out for
Bohemia, there to take the command of a corps
d'armee.

Lieutenant-General Hiller has, it is said, been ap.
pointed to the command of an army corps which d
assembling in Upper Austria,
The Hulan regiments of the Archduke Charles,
and the Hohenlohe dragoons? have received mien
to join the corps which is in Styria, and the head.
quarters of which are at Pettau. • Magazines are
forming at P,aab and Radkersburg.

Our city presents. the appearance of a great camp,
and new divisions are expected. Beside:Abe Prince
of Moskva, wp have here General Reynier, dear to
the Saxons on so many accounts. . Generals Mar•
chand, Souham. Riccard, Delmas, Albert, Durum
Tareyre, Charbonnel, Jomini, and Bertrand,

The Vienna public are extremely impatient to learn
the purport of the new Imperial Declaration, which
is now in the press, and the publication of which is
momentarily expected,
We learn from Vienna, that the Count de Metter•
nich, Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs, has Ire•
quent conferences with the Count de Narbonne, Am,
bassador from France,

. DRESDEN, WV la.
EXTRACTS FROM INTERCEPTED prrEas.

J. C. SLECIISMID TO M.D. 111lilt1C1.9 CHIEF OF Tile Can*

e Divine Protection on our mine.
the preservation of the sacred uer
n- and King, our very dear lius!laad
May Gon preserve -him from all
ety is as necessary to the happinei;
to the welfare of Europe, and tg
se has raised up, and which he
dish. He is the must sincere and
at it,
tying no other object, we pray
re you in his holy keeping.
ut Imperial Palace at St. Vlou.l, this n.ll
b la. • (Signed)
' 44 MARIA 1.01:1,A.
4 By the knriteis-t(..,•0.
oat, Secretary of State."
VIENNA, MAY S.
ier. from the field of battle, ycstet
ligence of a great victory gain,4
my, commanded by the Empty!
he combined Russian and Prussian
led by the Emperor Alexander and
sja. This battle, which appears de.
It on the 2d, on the plains of the
has caused a great sensation
d that the Emperor of the French
already able to collect all his forcer
ss to tight a general battle.
to Emperor devoted the morning
lie audience, which was very maw.
Ice of the approaching departLre of
(mg other distinguished Minns pee.
d Prince Joseph of Schwartzenberg,
,der Rube, 'with whom histlajest•
iderable time.
learned the death of Princer.utosni
vent of Count Wittgenstein as
thief command of the Russo-Pm:-
e chief command was offered to
en, who declined it. and who re.
as Quarter-Master-General of U.
der.
the Prince of Schwartsenberg, who
the 3d, will forthwith set out for
to take the command of a corps
.neral Hiller has, it is said, been ap.
mmand of an army corps which d
/per Austria,
egimentsofthhe4Avercrecehduivked ordersielCa,
)he dragoons,
which is in Styria, and the head.
ch are at Pettau. • Magazines are
and Radkersburg.
LEIPSICK, MAY 6.
nts.the appearance of a great camp,
s are expected. Besidea.tho Prince
have here General Reynier, dear to
to many accounts. . Geortals Mar.
Riccard, Delmas, Albert, Durum
mire, Jomini, and Bertrand,
LUGSBURG, MAY
tblic are extremely impatient to learn
le new Imperial Declaration. which