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FROM LAST' NIGHT'S GAZETrE.

FOREIGN OFFICE, JUNE I, 1816.

A Dispatch, of rivhich the follow•ng is a Copy, has been received
by Viscount *Castlereari, his Majesry's Principal Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs from Major•Gveral the Honotrabte
Sir Charla William Stewart. K. P. his Majesty's Envoy Ex-
traimlinary and Mini'ter nt:ary to t e Court of
P, !lob, dated

lirsd-Qoa•ters, Wurz •n,ll/fay IS. IRI S.

My LORD—The Allied Army passed th • Elbe On
the Bth instant. Tie head-quarters of the Emperor
were established at Bishols,erder. General Witt
ienstein, with the main bidy of the army, m melting
tie the great roads lead.ng towards Bautzen. The
corps of General Dluker passed the Elbe at Meissen,
Lieutenant-General Kleist's corps having put hull
ia communication with him. G:net al Bulow's corps,
still remained on the left bank of the Elbe at Dessau,
LI watch the enemy's movements.

It was not accurately ascertained up'n what points
rP the river the enemy was directi.,g his principal
corps, and as he possessed the appui 4Wittenlikirk;',
and it seemed uncertain what lh,e the Saxons would
Late at Torgau, your Lordship will easily imagine it
would have been difficult, if not impossible, with the
ail of these places in his favour, for 'he allies to 11 tve
prevented his forcing the passage of the river under
a heavy fire of commanding artillery.
It. redounds infinitely to the credit of the allied
:,rmy, that during the passage of so formilalkle
river with the enemy advancing to their I.rtresses
400 it, that the operation was conducted wi,h per-
fect order, and not even a carriage or attirail Hi be-
Iii•hl• Same works that had been thrown up on the
1:::t Link to cove. the bridges, it WAS thought proper
to ..!),ndon mil-% the army had passed.
ITh'enntly made attempts on the night of the SO!
t" - the arch'es of the main bridge at
ittssian artillery was so well directed.
th-i• p ;.1:1,:.1 here, but succeeded in passing be-
"vccn Ealiz and Piltkitz oa the WI. The ground
I.),iv very camnanding on the left bank, and fa-
o ;riot the:; est,blishing batter.ies of heavy guns,
tht'Y passed id baits and covered themselves advan-
t.e.:.:,nnsly ; L!k! passage was very bravely resisted by
Mil,tradovitch's terr-guard, and the Russian
aTtinery, after displaying the greatest coolness and
("1.:11--.! was only withdrawn from the impossibility
of contending against the superior position and fire
of the enemy.
Irtin the best authenticated accounts, Bonaparte
entered Dresden, in parson,. The Viceroy's corps