Star.
London, England, 1813-06-04 00:00:00

BERLIN. MAY 25:

At seven o'clock yesterday_ evening, Captain Van
Haake arrived here from the bead-quarters at
Wurchen. He departed from thence last Sunday
forenoon, and brings the following joyful intelli-
gence :
" That the enemy, after many bloody but inef-
fectual attempts to force our position at ilautzen,
has been obliged to desist from them and retreat.—
Our right wing has kept its position, onr left has ad-
vanced and is engaged in pursuit of the enemy. A
great number of prisoners and cannon had already
been taken from the enemy.
" The march of the Imperial Russian reserve
artillery through the Government between the Visa.
tula and the Russian frontiers ( Prussia) still conti-
nues. it is upwards of 40,000 men strong and in
the best condition.

At Potsdam there are about 6 or 7,000 men.
General Bulow's corps has advanced very con-

siderably forwards ; and, according to the latex
counts, his head-quarters were already at Herzbetg,
on the road to Tor au.
" According to terrain intelligence, the accesiic:,
of Austria to the alliance of Russia and Prussia aril;
be made public on the 26th inst.
" The English Envoy at the Court of Sweden,
Thornton, has arrived at Rugen and Stralsund.
" The Rustan d'arnae, under General I
banow, is 20,000 men strong, and en its way flu!.
Posen to tliG Oder.
" Count Tolstoy is advancing from-the Visit'._
towards the Wardle, in the vicinity of Posen, wit::
40,000 men. •

44 His Serene Highness the Duke of Bruncwie.
Oels, with his suite, arrive.'. here from Ilamhuil;l,
in the evening of the 21st instant, and early ol
morning of the 23d he set off for the army.
64 Two hundred and '24 French prisoners of war
have been sent from here, and 174 others brought
The following Proclamation has appeared here:
Wunehen, May 21, Half-past Three, Mum*,
44 Yesterday forenoon, about twelve o'clock, the
enemy attacked General Von Kleist, on the heights
in front of Kreckwitz. The battle soon became
general along the whole first line of the army, from
Bautzen to the defiles of Lower Gurka. It con.
tinued in this manner until night came on, without
the enemy having been able to succeed in forcing our
positions, although he at first attempted, by supe-
riority of force, to drive back one right, and after.
wards our left wing. General Kleist s weak detach.
ment fought the whole day in the van of the army
against superior numbers, till that after night had
come on, a column of General Von Blucher's corps
advanced to cover it.
44 The battle will be recommenced to-day.
" Half of the troops were not in the fire yesterday.
Both our troops and the Russians are full of courage,
and burning with impatience to beat the enemy.
" So soon as we receive further particulars of these
victorious events, we shall communicate them to the
public without delay.
44 Royal Military Government appointed * r the
country between the Elbe and the Oder.
(Signed) 44 lONSTOCO"...IN4ACIC.
" Berlin, May sts."
OORLITZ, MAY 19.

Since the battles of the llth and 19th, nothing► of
any particular moment has occurred to the allied
army, excepting on the 15th, when the French made
a variable attack on all points of the allied army
which was drawn up in front of Bautzen, but which
was only lively on our lett wing, and even-there con•
sisted chiefly in tirailleurs firing.
The positions attacked were perfectly maintained,
and when the cavalry could come into action, a eon.
siderable number of prisoners were taken from the
enemy. The Russian Uhlans in one attack made 150
prisoners and cut down about 100 of the enemy.
The army under General Barclay de Telly has
joined that under the command of Count Von Witt.
genstein, and from the right wing, that of General
Von Blucher stands near Hochkinler. The head-
qu itters of the General in Chief Count Von Wittgen.
stein. is at Steindorf. Prisoners of all nations are
brought in daily. Among these we observed, two
days ago, a considerable transport of Croats of the
former Szluiner frontier regiment, who bats conli-
dered by the Russians as of the same race and faith
as themselves, and formerly subjects ofAustria, were
suffered to retain their accoutrements, and in some
degree their liberty, whici gives us hopes of shortly
seeing these brave fellows again fighting for the same
cause in which their nation has faithfully served their
Sovereigns in four wars since 1792.
MAY 20.—Early this morning, at four o'clock,
courier arrived from headquarters, with the
Bence that Generals Yorck and Barclay de Toni
yesterday attacked the enemy on the right wing
our pnsition, near Konigswertha, on the black water,
and as far as Hoyerswerda, and defeated him.—
When the couriers came away the allies were in full
pursuit of the enemy.
The Cossacks have lately appeared before Dres-
den 8000 of them, under 14 different Commanders.
among whom I have heard named Prendel, Lana.
koy, and Emanuel, torment the enemy's armies very
much, who, in an exhausted country, are far from
being in a comfortable situation.