Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-02
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From F,ereB paper, ,.ee Ved OF Ne7U.York, BY fb'
SebOsney Beg.sr, Capt F@bss, so day. trem
BORDEAUX
The mott important information is Rated IN
a delpatoh from Bonapatte TO The Empress
Queen in which is gwen an account OF events
which happened in the army Oh The lSth'
Goth, 2 n and 22d, and of the petitions of the
army on the Esd. The limit. of our pa er
viii no permit u. to give the deipateh entire
bur The following extracts contain the iubitance
OF the intelligence.
faRfs, MAY 90 1913
The Enpero,s left Dreidea on the 18th !;
he flept at Herta; and on the 18th, he ART
we'd at 10 clock in the morning, before Bant
zen He employed the whole OF the day ~
accommodating the eoerny petitions.
We learnt hat the RailIar corps uader Bar
clay de Folly, de Lanpe-on aid de Sass. and
the PrufEan corps Of Kieih, had formed a
junction with the combined army, shd that
are force might be eliminated al from so to
10000 med
90 The evening Of the oh, the enemy's
pofiion was a. follows, their left relied up
On mount Ans covered with woods aud per.
pendicalAr to the courfe ~ the spree, about
q leauge from Rau zeu--Bantzen Unframed
their centre. This town had been ensrench-
ed around, and covered with redou6ts. The
right Of the enemy relied upon Tome little for
tilted hill. which defe nded he openings Of the
Spree, on the f,de OF he village Of NImichu +:
Their whole front WI. covered by the Spree
This very ftrong pohtoa was but hrit po-
fion.
We perceived d,(iineYv at 5000 toife. ia
the rear earth frefhy thrown up and works
which deligua ed the fecond potion The
left again relted on the tame moun'ains at
POGO toiie, ia the rear 'hoie VI he hr,t
petition, and comfortably advanced IN front
of she village Ct Hockkiroh The eeAtse Ell
ed upon three cut enehed villages, where 10
many works had been thrown up, tina, they
might be copfideced - arong places n
marihy ard difficult ground covered three
fourthe Of the centre. Lai,ly their rgh reit-
ed behind he fi-a peh ion upon villages ADD
little hills en,renched IN the fame manner
The front of the eaemy's army, IN he nh
and ieeond petitions, issstshed league and a
half long
On the i9,h. he potion Of the French ar
my wa, a, 70 lcws:
Upon the pht was the Duke Of Reggie
{Victor) rea.ng upon the m aims on the
left bank of the spree, and iepiraied from TIE
Tares,un Mae onald) wa, in trout If Bau'-
zen, on the road from Drsiaen. The Duke
of Rseufa ,Narmon, was on the eft of Bau,
zen, opp Il t, ,he = 'lsge of NiemenAehaz -
Gen. Bert-a wa ufon the let, OF the Duke
of Ragufa, fupported by windmill and
awood. and threatenng to deb from
yafe itz upon the right Of the enemy
lac Prince of Moskwa (Neyl Gen, Lauris.
a,AG , vS ord
upon the Bsilinroad, out Of the lin, aud be
HAD on If
The enemy being irformed Ia, 4 coahd-
cradle corps had arrived 10y he WY Of Hoy
erfwefden doubted whett ss shs Psperor's
intention was not 70 Turn the po6 ioa # the
light. to change the field of bat ie aud 70
caute to fall all ihcfe eat erehms s RATED
with 70 much inoor, ard ,ts ,tjeet Of 10
many hopes. Beng Guy aware Of Gen Lsu
rifions arrival, the enemy cid not iu. pole
that his column corGaed Of more than q
or 10000 men. He therefore de a che d q.
CANT IL, a. four 10 tie morning Gen forek
with 1900 Prufiaas and Gen ba, clay de
folly with 5000 Ruiliabs the Ruihan,
pofed ,hemielve. at the village OF XIII, aud
the Pruflians a, WeifIg.
In the mean time Count Bertrand had iert
Gen. Pe,y with the Italian div,6on to Konigs.
wartha, IN order 10 m.ata,n our coumonica-
tions with he detached corps Arriving at
midnight, Gen. Pc y made bad arrangements
he did not cauie the neighhour'ng foreit TO
be icoured--He poiied hs meu badly; and p,
a O'Clock he was aGailed by a b.w,s which
threw feverAl battAlions INFO con,uhons lie
iols 600 men, among whom was the General
of Brigade balsthier, wounded two pieces of
cannon, and three calf rs bur the divihon
having taken arm, rei.ed upon the wood, and
faced the enemy.
The Count OF VAmy (Kel'erman) having
arrived w,th cavalry, put hmfef at The he All
If the Italian whoa, and retook he village
of Honief~artha. AT the fame moment the
corps OF Count Ssuniton, which marched
ahead Of hat of tie Prince Of Mosswa p
order TO turn he enemy, poh ion, departing
from Hoyen~erds, arrived near Wuihs.
Tie ACTON began, and the corps Of Yorck
vou d have been deilroyed. had 1t no, heen
fof def Which wa, to be p.hed. and by
which means our troops only arrived iucceh
lively. After three hour. Of Fighting, the wi.
lage Of WeGis was carr'et and the cops OF
Yo-ck, cvefthrowp, was forced On the other
6Ie os the spree.
Oa the 2ota at g o'clock in ,he morning, the
Emperor proceeded to',he height behind Bsut.
zen lie ordered he Duke OF 2egg,o TO pats
the Spree and to attack he m un'ains wheel
fuppofted she enemy's .left he di'eced he
Duke of Taren,um tothrow a bridge ever
the Spree 10 the bottom VIII, CHI thus river
forms upon the lief; a, half league
from Eauzen. the Duke of Dalmana
(sou't} to whom n M had gwen the iupsr,.
or command of he cestre % pafs the Sp' ee
in order to haf as the enemy. right laity,
he commanded The Prince of Moskwa under