The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-06-10 00:00:00

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THE STIITESMAN.

LONDON:
THURSDIT, JUNE 10, 1813.

In a Supplement to the London Gazelle of Tues-
day last, ore given the Dispatches of Lieutenant-Ge-
neral Sir C. STIWA RI., of the different dates of May
19th, YOth, and 2ith, from Wurtzen and Goldberg,
in Silesia. These details of the operations of our
Allies are uncommonly clear, and being more profes-
sion:ly methodical than others we have been ac-
rustomed to, ere more satisfactory to the Reader.—
From these accounts we can derive a reason why
Bus P tRTE has not a':vanced with his usual celerity
in this campaign. The circumstance of having two.
thirds of his army composed of recruits, together with
an intrepidity and experience he has met with in his
opponents, accounts for it. He finds this the most
arduous campaign he has ever undertaken in person.
He has experienced in WITTGENSTEIN a Competitor,
in %erne r,,spects resembling the old German MEE.AS,
and De WITTGENSTEIN has been uncommonly well
sa:tained by MII.IRADOVITCH. Both of these
Generals have found the united troops they
serve with, do every thing which courage can
arlfirvf,. The incipient misunderstanding also, which
appeared ready to break out after the battle of
Lutzen, is neither talked of nor thought ol: every
a tince that appears to exhibit a zeal jn the two
o rival each other in hardihood. Sir CHARLES
RT'S dispatches from Wurtzen, of the %Oth,
us of a very signal advantage gained by Ge.
BA ACLA Y DE TOLLY,DIULD'.IageK 4,YAL *Ctn.
t.r()lc, before he could be reinforced by MG-
corps. The French, it seems, were driven
. all points, losing 1500 in prisoners, a Ge-
t Div&ron, and eleven pieces of cannon. 7—
is worthy of observation, that the Knight
les . the outline of a picture wills a Ing-
ham], almost equal to that' 4f; the first
Grecian poet:!, in verse, which necessa-
f an especial degree keeps the eye engaged
finishing hand is put "to- it: He says, "I
,sed two 'very gallant charges of Russian light
as well as extreme good conduct through,.
troops engaged. General I‘..,liidatapovtecu
drawn to-night into the position.. It would
irom what has occurred this day, that the one-
lend a great effort here."
:r:ft hitn.4f could scarcely, in it impeder de-
pave calla a up the curiosity of hie Reader, or
irown more interest into the scene. The Nor-
then, in his neat letter from Ike same town,.
date of the 2lth of May, shows; that the in-
or the enemy, pn the right e.pd left of Boot.'
as to force Ow tipree River, •and ther'eiv.soo
heights on the right of the Allieo. Here *knit
cool judgment of our great enemy areneigel‘.
tie meant by Aldo slop as our Minister well i4!'

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