Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-02

" His Royal Highness is in good
health"
LONDON, Sept. %.
Ertrart from the T1cslfth Bulletin
of tie Groom Prince Of S;oeden.
dated Head Quarters, Juierbock,
Sept. 20.
There is an account of the death
OF General Moreau on the ath in
slant.
- Every day brings fresh proof
that the consequences of the Battle
OF Dednewitz are Of greater weight
than were at irst expected. 1t is
already calculated that 10000 pri-
soaers, so cannoa, upwards Of 100
ammunition Wagons, three pair OF
'colors, and one standard were ta-
Ken.
I" THE marshal Prince OF Eek
muhl had in the night before the I'd
and Sii Of September left Sehwerin
with the whole Of his army. Consi-
dcring the strong position in which
he was, this motion appears to be
consequence ofthe progress made by
the allied army on the side OF Saxo-
ny.
i" General Vandamme's corps d
ar,cee was aauihilated SOth August,
on the road from Topiitz to Peters
waldo. This General, with five o.
Their Generals. and $4,000 men.
were made prisoners. 80 nieccs of
artillery were taken. After these
favorable affairs, the combined ar
M again moved forward from b.
be.aia into SaxOnN. and on the 9Th
o. Septic .nber marched by the way of
Peterswa.tle and .'tcuberg. against
Pirna and Dippo!ileswalde strong de-
taeh nents. supported by large bodies
Of reserve, are directed into the enc
my's rear TO cut OF his cOmmunira-
tions. During this tine tie Empe.
rOr NaDoleOn had again gone towards
Silesia, with his guards aud some o.
Their troons; the Prince OF Moskwa
waste cover his ieii flank, anil after
that he should have beaten the army
nader his Royal Highness. was TO
have turued part OF his for>e \
gainst Neisse. The occurrences ut
the 9th have spoiled this plan the
army ofthe Prince of Moskwa is
dispersed--it has lost two thirds of
IFS artillery, all its amma1ition and
baggage, Il upwards of ao,OO0 men.
The Emperor Napolconis retiring
towards Dresden. The army of
General Won Butcher follows him.
AMI will in all probability cause him
a severe loss. The united army OF
thc nor'h of Germany is. therefore
in COMMUNICATIONS. bv is left Wing,
with the army az Siiesia.
General Berainsseu follows all
these movements"
osToN Oct. %.
Arrived ship North Star, Peterson.
OF Batb. f.ou Lisbon. With salt. Lett
Sent. 3 the New GaIen and Jano, To-
Boston in about 8 dsg, :--Oniario. b,
bridge, Newport, do. Phiiipsourg sold
Brsganza, N York Milo, Newbns-
mort. unc. Zodiac d.. Tvbee, Nc
por,, IS days Grown Prince. Roscnblad
/, o,n Boston: Minerva, d.. Spartan, y
Yok, unc. a large Swedish ship Tor
BnS,on. next dav: seve'al vessels fof ln-
,ia. before reported; Portuguese schr.
Perry, for the y. S. No late ar
rivals from the U S. The Portuguese
brig Maria. sailed Is days bet"re iof
Bostnn. Sept. Il, lat. SO, so, Ion. So
was boarded from the Horatio, SO, con-
vnyeth bv the Venerable, i,ne OF battle
shin, cruising for com. Rodgers. on
Tuesday last. SW ofthe Seal lEiands,
leagues, boarded from, the RlHeman, , w
On Friday, w. of the shoai ct Georges
IRON .he Nimrod On Saturday, OF
eli Cape Ann, IA leagues was spoken oy
inc Majestic "a. briggs OF war ~ SSht
Ga wiutlwa ard. On Sunday. Enc from
do spic-rnes ,bQa+ded f'on Lat nto;p e.
SW whica still had or board the ere"
Of the Portsmouth Packet. GA Sunday
evening" lea. from Boston Light boarc-
cd from Wasp brig o! war, the com'aan-
der of which regretted very much he
could not have overtaken the schr Cos
sack, supposing her to be itom Dor
deaux. Did not learn that the above
VESSELS of war had taken any thing.
Passengers ia the N. Star-Messrs.
Matthew, Bridge, OF Boston; Eben.