Star.
London, England, 1813-09-22 00:00:00

THE ALLIES.

A Helgoland Mail arrived this morning, and the_
• details with which k furnishes us are highly interest
itsg. The Russians are once more in the environs of
Vamburgh. We have eerily time to give the follow
ing extracts ;

" HELIGOLAND, SEPTEMBER 19.

44 All accounts received here from the opposite
coast are uniform in stating that the Allies have been
successful along the whole line of their operations ;
and although it does not appear that any action of i
great consequence has lately taken place, yet they
have thrown a strong corps across the Elbe, at De.
nitz. General Walmoden's corps, 15,000 strong,
ii also at Zelle; and the Cossacks have made their
appearance in the neighbourhood of Harburg, where
they have int-rcepted some convoys of provisions.
General DAVOUST is concentrating his forces
behind the Straits."
44 Two P: bfe.-A cetterhas this moment arrived
from. the Elbe, with intelligence that the Russians,
upwards of 10,000, are in Harburg. They must be
part. of Walmodea's corps, 14,000 strong, which
crossed the Elbe."
41 HAMBURGH, SEPTEMBER IS.

u On the 7th inst. the Cossacks were before Leip.
sack and Dessau, and had released a transport of
1000 Austrian prisoners. Twenty thousand wounded
EvenCh were at Leipaick between the sth and 7th.
The army of the Crown Prince of Sweden, that.
is to say, the corps of Tauenzien and Bulow, together
with the Russian cavalry and Swedish artillery, have
on the 6th obtained a victory near Interbuck; over the
corps of Ney, which was at least 60,000 strong : 20
pieces of artillery, and2ooo prisoner*, are taken; and,
according to report, the enetnT is rtt#ating to Tor-
gag. but is nevertheless briskly OsTranecl; and pushed
ee Grcat Trisschew.
4, The Emperor hit Dresdenoa.the 4th inst. and
atituried, spin on thetili- therefute supposed
ktsgrisent fist tit' tittle. I.t is reported that he
jf AU the 10th. and defeated, after
bloody bassie4 diaVit .appeers to be confirmed, that
fveVeral Matt w was rDiuxiadq
.in a: Venerd teugeut Finale . with the Ans.
Ogn Oyfki tstl);
P the Elbe, and Cener-4
leuii2a.,has been sent by44pjace of,Eckrnuhl with
*division to Ltiipzieir.; • *

OS ihe 9th, the Cesueleswere in-Zeller and ac.
irave -this. Mt:Mem aeeti received, that the Ras.
v.. 1 I.:1,
..i:cAssE4,6IOTEMBER 7.
.cctleis from the
tinge the /lasso bripde, which cottaistisl of the Ist

and 2.3 regimes of knew, lowa Ibrotally baleen
at Ziegerhais, by the General of Brigade, Vas I

Zaudt, and their colours, covered with crape,

licly Wrn4 but the 32 officers and SBO non-contnis.
sioned officers and soldiers, of whom they were ewe-
posad, are put at the bottom of the army."

19,

AC.Diati keen the eastern frontiers of Holstein
state as (cabaret

The Danish auxiliary corps, in conjunction
with the cams d'artnee, under the Marshal of the
Empire, Prince d'Eckmuhl, has taken a concentrated
position behind the Steeknitz, and is'sbortly expec-
ting orders to march forward. The auxiliary corps,
whenever opportunity offered, has behaved valiantly
against the enemy, and thereby established the renown
they had before acquired.
66 The hussars and Jutland dragoons have in par.
dollar had opportunities of distinguishing themselves
by a bold attack on a superior force."

A letter m Gottenburg, dated Sept. 13, uys.
el The Messenger, GREY, has arrived with dispatches
from Mr. THoRNToN, for England. He left the Head-
quarters of the CROWN PRINCE on the 6th instant,
which were at Interbcch, near Wittenberg.—
The army was then in action with a corps of the
French army. supposed to be commanded by OUDINOTo
and had taken 2000 prisoners when he came away ;

and Mr. TIVAIINTON desired him to say that every
thing was going on perfect). well."