Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

~. having made forced marches for four
"cceSsive days, will require one or two days
est.
Most Inlhortart Intelligence.
.dhrH 10.
Capt. Muller, Il Hanoverian officer, AR
rived yesterday with dispatches for Count |
Munster, and VINO also brought accounts to
government from Heligoland, which island
ne left on the 9th inst. The following state
ment was soon after circulated:
Government has received accounts from
Heilgoand, stating on the authority of Ham
burg newspapers, that an Austrian army of
$4,000, IN Noihynia, had joined the Russians
against France, and that Austria had sent
100000 men towards italy.
The same authority states, that Gen
Grenler had been defeated with great loss
near Magdebourgh. The movement made
oy DaVo9st upon Luneburg, was a conse-
quence of that defeat"
The following prvs,c letter vas also received -
" HeigDiand, .7brti Q.
+" letter has reached us from Hamburgh in
which II IL stated, that he Senator Koch had spoke
20 the Prince ot heckieaburgh, by whom he had
been assured that Austria was marching one hun.
dred thousand men into Germany, and eighty thou
SAND INTO Italy Dsvoust had left Nadeburgh With
hve Thousand men, aud had reached Luneburgh, gi
wing out that he to be followed by ten thousan
more.
" After the defeatsand destruction Of Morand's
corps, generals Dorcnbergh and Czernicheff cross
ed the Elbe ut BoitZenburyh
:" Cen Morand is not dead, but severely wound
ed and prisoner. he French under 81. Cyr are
sad To have retired TO that part Of Bremen which
rs on the left of the Wiser; they have placed
buai With gun powder under the bridge, to blow il
mp, II necessary. little island in the middle OF
the Wcser has been fortified"
RV oil,
that Austria had determined on IN alliance, often
si'e aud defensive, with Russia, undor which the
hall OF her disposable force was to be EMPLOYED To
"rcst out OF the hands OF the French her former
possessions IN Italy, and the remainder TO I've enea
Sed ia immediate cooperation with the armies of
the Emperor Alexander aud his allies.
The Hanseatie legiH", including one Thousand
men from i~uo five thousand strong; the
volunteers >, Thousand 4. aud ,ha rse,,Iars
composer Ga Russian troops, were even thousand
L ne russians were also advancing TO their asss.
'aSe on the right bank of the Elbe in the direeti-
on OF Luxembourg. One object of the mission of
the ofhcer who is arrived is said 10 be demand of
The British goyernmentfOr an immediate supply OF
arms and clothing for the troops collecting at StAd
and the adjacent country.
April 49,
Nothing further, since whatwe gave on Fri
day, has been received respecting the report
an austria having taken decisive part a.
gainst France. We anxiously wait the arrival
II another Gottenburg mail. For OUT selves,
'e think the report corr, ct the die may
pc considered as cast, & Austaia NAV be rec
.oned upon as masing common cause with
russia, Prussia, Great Britain and Sweden.
gainst France. 1t isproper however, to
id, that his majesty's ministers have not
sceived any official information upon the
IDJect, out merely the statement contained
the Hamburg papers.
RUSSIAN FORCES. -:
April IA \
he Russian force is divided into t,,s,ss
6 armies--one under Wittgehstein. h
ond under Iichitchagoff, and a third un-
r Winzingerode; Cutusoff ommandins
{ whole.
Wittgenstein's main force has crossed the
HE, IN order to drive the French force
wards the Maine. One of Wittgenstein's
orPs, under Gen. Bukendorff, has entered
-uoeck. Other corps are Oh the Elbe near
3oitzenberg.
Part Of Tchichagoff's is near Thorn.
hust another part is employed under Pla.
off, in the siege of Danizick.
Fart OF Wiuzingerode' sarmy is near Gus
rim and Lausburg Another part occupies
ne old Town of Dresden, whilst anotber
orps passed the Elbe at Schaden, to turn
-
About 100,0 Russian reinfprcements are
On the Vistula.
The Prussan force is thus distributed.
Gen. Yorkesis at Berlin with the main
army. Detachments have been sent TO
hamoerg and RostoCk, which are now oc-
cupied by Frussian corps. Another Prussian
detachment has invested Stettin, which by
the latest accounts, was OH the point of sur
rendering.
"A Swedish force is at Stralsund, and hy
the commencement of the Campaign the
Crown Prince of Sweden will have the COM
mAnd of $4,000 men.
The Russian force with which the cam
paIgn will open cannot be less than go. OOo
men.-The Prussian 10000. Swedish and
POneranan 10000. a grand total of $40
600 men.
To this must be added the force which
Hanover, and HesSe, and Brunswick. and
the Hanse Towns, and perhaps Saxony
may furnish.
April 20.
The Crown Prince of Sweden is reported
to have actually landed in Pomerania, and
thus we shall soon see one of Bonaparte's
most celebrated Generals fighting against
him. The army which the Crown Prince
VIII command will he upwards of $4,000
men, and the scene of its operations will
proosoy be where Bonaparte will COM
mand in person
We haze letters from Minorca of the 9Th
OF last month, confirming the account we
communicated on Saturday, of disturbances
having broken out in the South OF France.
he following is an extract from one of
them:
MINoRcA, March z.
Most of our advice fror, ES,,,.c.' -.