Star.
London, England, 1813-05-15 00:00:00

'PARIS, MAY 9.

The Empress Quecn and Regent has reclgved the
following intelligence from the army, dated the 3d
May, nine o'clock in the evenin,; : The Emperor,
at the break of day of the 3d, traversed the field nj
',auk. At ten o'clock he put himself In mot ion to
follow the enemy. His heasi-quartcrs were on the
3d, in the evening, at Pegau. The Viceroy had his
corps at Wichstanden, half way between Pegau and
Bernataint ; Lauriston, whose corps had taken no
part in the battle, had set out for Leipsic, to march
upon Zwemkaw, where he bad arrived. The Duke of
Ragusa had passed the Elster, at the village of Leitz-
kourtz, and Count Bertrand had passed k at the vil-
lage of Gredel. The Prinee of Mciliva was In posi-
tion upon the•field of battle. The Duke of Reggio,
from Naumbourg, , was marching on Zeizt. The
Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia passed
through Prague on the night of the 2d, and atrived irk
the village of Loberstadt at eleven o'clock at night.
They reposed there four hours, and set out on the
3d, at three o'clock in the morning, in the direction of
Borna. The enemy has not recovered from his asto-
nishmei-t at finding himself beaten on s' large a
plain, by an army so greatly inferior in cavalry. Se.
veral Colonels and superior officers taken prisoners.
assure us that at the enemy's headquarters, they Lad
not learned of the Emperor's presence at the army
till the battle had commenced. They believed the
Emperor to be at Erfukth.
As always happens in similar circumstances, the
Prussians accuse the Russians of not having suppor-
ted them. The Russians accuse the Prussians of not
having fought well. The greatest confusion prevails
,in their retreat. Several of those pretended volun-
teers, wich were raised in Russia, have been made
prisoners ; they cause pity ; all declare they were
enrolled by force, and on pain of seeing their property
and families confiscated. The country people say a
Prince of Hesse Hambourg was killed ; that several
Russian and Prussian Generals have been killed or
wounded. The Prince of Mecklenbourg Strelitz is
also reported to be killed ; but all this intelligence is
yet but reports of the country.

The joy of these countries at being delivered from
the Cossacks, is indescribable. The inhabitants speak
with contempt of all the proclamations and attempts
which have been made to tempt them to insurrection.
he Russian and Prussian Army was composed of
the corps of the Prussian Generals York, Blucher,
and Bulow, and those of the Russian Generals Witt-
genstein, Winzingerode, Mrloradowitsch, and Tor.
mazow. The Russian and Prussian Guards were
likewise there. The Emperor of Russia, the King
of Prussia, the Prince Royal of Prussia, and all the
Princes of the Royal House of Prussia, were in the
battle.

The combined Russian and Prussian Army is esti.
mated at from 150 to 200,000 men. All the Russia
cuirassiers were there, and hive suffered greatly.

Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent has
received the folluwing intelligence of the situation of
the armies on the 4th May in the evening: The Em-
peror's head-gcarters were on the evening of the sth
at Borna, those of the Viceroy at Kolditz, those of
General Count Bertrand at Frehburg, flose cf Ge-
neral Count Lauristoa at Isla!berg, those of the
Prince of Moskwa at Leipsick, and these of the Puke
of Reggio at Zeitz. The enemy is retiring en Mrs-