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London, England, 1814-02-19 00:00:00

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THIRD BULLETIN

OTTHE ARMY BEFORE HAMBURGH.
Head-quarters of the General-in-Chief of the Polish
Army at Pinneberg, before Hamburgh. •
On the night between the 13th and 14th of Ja-
nuary, the advanced-guard of General Markow drove
back all the French posts to the intrenchments of the
Sternschanze, and ether works near Altona. The
logs of the enemy, in killed, wounded, and prisoners,
was considerable. Our out-posts established them.
selves opposite to his entrenchments, whereby his
posts at Wansbeck and Barmbeck being surrounded,
they, as well as the posts of Shiffbeck and Horn,
fell back. On this occasion, as well as on other
days, more skirmishes took place, all to the advan-
tage of our troops, who killed and took prisoners a
considerable number of the enemy.
On the 20th, Count Strogonoff took all the vil-
lages before Haarburg. General Schemtschuschini-
koff, who was posted at Ochsenwerder, afforded all
the assistance he could in this attack ; the result of
which was, that the enemy lost the whole of the vil-
lages in the environs of Haarburg, as well as the
island of Moorwarder.
The troops of Count Strogonoff penetrated into
the town of Haarburg, and there spiked 9 cannons
of large calibre.
Next morning the enemy made an attempt on Och-
senwerder; but the admirable resistance of General
Schemtschuschinikoff, and a flank movement made
by Count Strogonoff, caused him to retire with pre-
cipitation, and to leave four pieces of cannon in the
possession of the conqueror.
The loss of the enemy in both•days was very con-
siderable ; we took prisoners 12 Officers and 500
soldiers, and the number of his killed and wounded
was very great.

FOURTH BULLETIN
PF THE ARMY BEFORE HAMBURGH.
dead-quarters of the General-in-Chief of the Polish
' Army, Pinneberg, before Hamburgh.
The Commanding General-in-Chief, true to the
adopted plan of constantly alarming the garrison of
liamburgh, and carrying off the posts maintained
without the works of that place, in order to secure
himself against surprise, made, on the 25th of January,
the birth-day of our beloved Empress Elizabeth
Alhowna, in celebration of that interesting festival,
a general attack on all the enemy's posts at Hamm,
;be Auschlagerweg, and the Stadeiche, white he also
directed a demonstration on all the outworks situated

on the sides of Wandsbeck and Altona.
lt requires only the watch-word 66 For our adored
fmpress," to redouble the native courage of her
brave Russians, and to assure the perfect success of
the enterprise ! Hamm, the Auschlagerweg, and
the positions behind Morfleth, were carried by the
bayonet. The iook.out pickets, in front of the en-
trenchments of the Landwehr, the Sternchanze, and
the contjguous Lunets, were killed or taken, and the
feconnoissance of these works was pushed to within
the range of grape-shot.
The loss of the enemy was considerable. The pri-
soners brought in amount to eight Officers and 300
privates, and the number of killed is still greater. A
great number of Officers and soldiers were bayonetted
by the Russians in the church of Hamm. Our loss
is very incoOsiOerable.