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

FRONTIERS OF SAXONY, MAY tO..

Numerous magazines have been formed at Dres-
den, for the support of the French army.

NUREMBERG, MAY 19.
The accounts from Bohemia announce, that Prince
Pouiatowski's corps of Polish troops are to effect their
passage through the Austrian states, to join the
French army, as well as General Gablenz s Saxon
corps, which has 'already arrived in Bohemia. The
other Saxon troops, who were in Bohemia, will now
return into Saxony.

GERMAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, MAY 22.

This moment (eleven in the forenoon) we have re-
crived the following intelligence from our Giand
Army :

" Wurcbau, near Bautzen, May 20.
" The accounts respecting the enemy have for
some days past coincided in the following reports,
that General Lauriston's corps, about 12,000 strong,
is in motion against our right flank, by making a
large circle, by the Luckow and Hoverswerda road,
and that it is followed at a day's march by Marshal
Ney, with a force of 18,000 men. It was accordingly
resolved to march against General Lauriston, engage,
and defeat him before supports could reach him ;
General Barclay de Tolly received directions for this
purpose, and he accordingly, in the afternoon of the
19th, made a brisk movement forward to Konig,s.
wertha, whilst General Von Yorck marched through
Weissig "to join General 'rolly'e corps. The Rus-
sians fell in with the enemy at Konigswertha, and
after a strong dispute, forced the town with irre-
sistible force by the bayonet, took ten cannon, and
put the enemy totally to the rout. Meanwhile Ge-
neral Von Yorck had fallen in with a strong detach-
ment of the enemy not far from Weissig. The bat-
tle was here extremely qbstinate, and It soon appear-
ed that we had to do with three divisions of Marshal
Ney's corps, being the very same that were supposed
to be still at some leagues distance. The Prussian
troops, though much inferior in numbers, sustained
this glorious combat against such superior force
until night, and kept possession of the field of battle.
It was this courageous resistance only that rendered
it capable of fully attaining the proposed end of
driving General Lauriston's corps entirely out of
the field.

" This morning, as the enemy had retreated during
the night, the corps of Generals Barclay and Von
Yorck have again moved nearer to the army. The
result of this day, exclusive of the 10 pieces of artil-
lery taken, is 1,500 prisoners, besides a General of
Division and a General of Brigade, and the total de-
struction of an enemy's column of 9,000 men.
(Signed) " L'IsToCQ.9

An official report from Girbersdorf, between Gol-
zen and Dahme, dated the 23d inst. at 11 o'clock at
night, states as follows :
"• That the enemy had taken his positions between
Luckau and Dahme, and pushed his patroles to
Dahmsdorff. The corps was strong, and was in-
tended to push forward into the Mark of Branden-
burg, but the arrival of the Russian corps, and the
approach of Bulow and Birstal's corps, have pre-
vented their designs.
66 Two days ago, the Russians captured 100 of
the enemy near Dahme, and to-day he suddenly
broke up, directing his march towards Upper Lusa-
tia. At this moment he is four German miles from
us, the single patroles being already returned from
that distance.

ft is supposed that the sudden retreat of the
enemy proceeds from his design of joining the
Grand Army.
" The corps of Generals Bulow, Borstel, and the
Russian General Harpe, which are collected near to
Bareuth, will march early to-morrow, partly in pur-
suit of the enemy, and partly to take a position near
Wittenberg.
44 Every attempt of the enemy to approach the
capital has been frustrated ; and, indeed, it was ra-
ther a demonstration than an attempt.
41 Thus the French corps which had passed the
Elbe, and by which it was dreaded that a diversion
would be made on Berlin, has so suddenly again
withdrawn towards the. Elbe, is in a great measure
to be attributed to the speedy assembling of the
Landstrum of the Circles of Beskow and Storkow,
who are animated by the best spirit, and who to hlm
appear so formidable. (Signed) VENT.). 41."