Star.
London, England, 1813-06-18 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JUNE 12.

Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent has
received the following intelligence respecting the si-
tiAtion of the armies on the 6th of June t

The Emperor's head-quarters were on the 6th
at Leignitz. _

~ ti)e Prince of Moskwa was still at Breslau.

a The Commissioners appointed by the Emperor
of Russia for the execution of the Treaty are, Count
Schntivaloff, Lieutenant General, Aide-de-Camp-
General to the Emperor ; and M. de Kutusoff, the
Emperor's Aide-de-Camp-General. Those named
on the part of France are, the General of Division
Count Dumoutier, commanding a division of the
Guard ; and the General of Brigade Flahault, Aide-
Ce•CIMP to the Emperor.
a Those Commissioners are at Neumarkt. •
The Duke of Friuli, with the young guard, had
Lis head-quarters at Glogau.
The old guard is returning to Dresden, where
it is supposed the Emperor is going to establish his
hehd-quarters.

" The different corps d'armee are marching to
furm camps in the different positions of Golberg,
Loewenberg, Biitzlau, Leignitz. Sproleau, Lagau,
&c.—The Polish corps of Prince Pontiatowski, which
crossed Bohemia, is expected at Zittau on the 10th
of June."

JUNE 13.—Her Majesty the Empress Queen and
Regent has received the following intell:.genee of the
situalion of the armies on the 7th :
His Majesty's head-quarters were at Buntzlau.
All the corps d'armee were on march for their can-
traiments.

,‘ The Odcr was covered w h boats, which de-
stended from Breslau to Glogaii, laden with artillery,
tools, meal, and articles of every description, taken
frcm the enemy.

" Hamburgll was retaken on the 30th by main
force. The Prince of Eckmuhl especially praises the
conduct of General Vandamme. Hamburgh was
lost the last campaign by the pusillanimity of Gene-
r.:l St. Cyr ; it was to the vigour displayed by Gene.
ral Vandamme upon his arrival in the 32d military
division that the preservation of Bremen was owing,
and the present retaking of Hamburgh. Several
hundred prisoners were made. Two or three hun-
dred pieces were found in the town, eighty of which
were on the ramparts. Works had been constructed
to place the town in a state of defence. Denmark
acted with us ; the Prince of Eckmuhl intended to
march upon Lubeck. Thus the thirty-second military
division, and all the territory of the Empire is deli-
vered from the enemy.
" Orders have been given to make Hamburgh a
strong place ; it is surrounded by a bastioned ram-
tart, having a large fosse full of water, and can, in
part, be covered by inundations. The works are so
costructed that at all times the communication with
Harburg can be maintained by the Isles,
" The Emperor has ordered another fortress to be
constructed upon the Elbe, at the mouth of the Ha.
vel, Konigsten, Torgau, Wittenhurg, Magdeburg,
the fortresses of the Havel, and Hamburgh will
complete the defence of the line of the Elbe.
"T se Dukes of Cumin idge and Brunswick, Princes
of the House of England, arrived in time at Ham-
burgh to give mote eclat to the success of the French.
Their journey was reduced to this—they. arrived, and
saved themselves.

I. The last battalions of the Prince of Eckmuhl's
five divisions, which are composed of the seventy-two
battalions, and at their full complement, have set out
from Wesel.

a Since the commencement of the campaign the
French army has delivered Saxony— conquered the
},alt of Silesia—re-occupied the 32d military division
•-confounded the hopes of our enemies."

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