Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-03

e,der and s,ere. st day break attack cd,
sover,nrned and pursued them sword lnS
hand for eleven leagues, took lioo m geo
killed great number and selzed on 'oes
pieces eff cannon.
Ihe Sd and 1t,h regiment Of chasseurs
charged with greatinxepidi,y We have
had : caneain of the Sdregiment and i've
ar six men killed and eight or ten wound
ed. Two briggs OF the enemy which came
on the Half, came to harrass US snell
which burst on the deck OF one o. 1nsm
made ,hsn sheer Of; thus since the i2sn
the enery at different points has sustained
considerable loss. The enemy received
on the 18th the fusileers OF the eua1d
which are enca mped atthc castle OF FINK, !.
ens,ien,, in as good barracks IS those o.
Boulogne. an
Onsne 18th and 18Th al the guard will
be encamped ia the same place.
The 18th, prince Jerome learning 'na'
column of 5000 men had sort'ed from
Cia,z TO surprize Breslau. he scot gensraai
Lsfebyre with the 6r..regimeot, 100 horse
aud 4 detachment Of 700 Saxons. l'eneral
Lsfebyre attacked the rear the 18th at 4iu
the morning. The vi!lage ofCou'h, ne at.
,acked also and carried i, at the point OF
the bayonrs and made orc hundred ana
Fifty prisoners. 80.
One hundred Of the king Of Bavarla's
light horse cut TO pieces, the cavalry OF the
euemy, 500 strong, and dispersed them ne
ver,hsless, the enemy placed themselves 10
line of battle and made resistance.
A, II in the forenoon, general Dumoy,
who went from Brcslau nt the head OF loco
French dragons, chasseurs. and hussars
on foot, who had been sent from SiIe'la 70
be mounted, aud of which part already
were. attacked the enemy IN the rear.-- -
500 hussars on foot carried the village OF
Coue. at the point Of the bayones, made
100 prisoners, aud retook all the bavar'aps
who had been made prisoners. The enc
my, 10 re. enter Glatz with more tscliIty, Sc.
| parated into two columns general Leiso-
gre who lett Scheweldnisz the 18th, tell
| anon one of these columns, killed 100 men,
aud made 800 prisoners, 80 OF which were
! officers.
The second column Of the enemy sought
60 gain Gla,a by S4Ib-rbe, 6, lieutenant CO.
( lionel Ducondrais, aid de camp 10 The Pflnce'
| encountered aud put shemto fight. Thus
| the column of s 10 1000 men, which lett
! Gls,z, could not re.enter they have all
been killed, wounded or taken prisoners
: : - Srrd4ru Array, feyenty Ixth
Bulletin.
Finekenstein, Hay 60. &
A beautiful English s.oop Of war, cop.
pered. carrying 24 guns and 100 meu, and
| loaded with powder and bullets, appeared
before the city ef Dsn,siek. When arriv.
edin the mids. of our works, she was as
sailed by brisk csunonade from both
| shores, aud obliged to strike. A que OF
men from the Paris resimens were the FIRST
| who Ieaped on board. An aid de.camp Of
| general Kalkrea,h from the Russian head
quarters, besides many English officers
were taken on board. The sioop of war is
called the Fearless. Independently Of the
100 English, there were 60 Russians 10 this
vessel.
The loss Of the enemy at the battle Of
Weichselmunde ca the 18Th, was greater
than was at Hrst supposed, whole Russian
column which extended along the sea was
put to the bayonet. According to accounts
We have buried 800 Russian dead bodies.
The 9Th, a division of 1000 Russians,
commanded by gen. Tuckews, marched
from the BroA, on the Bog, on, Pu,usk,
TO oppose itself to the new works which
had Seen ordered to render The head cfs
the brigade more respectable. These works
were defended by six bat,alions Of Bava-
rians, commanded by the prince royal IS
Bavaria, The enemy made siz attacks.
In all they we're repulsed by the Bsvari.
ans. aud completely cutsto pieces by the