Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-31
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A dispatch, dated Heiigols1d' Apfli
= of which tic following rs sn extrac.,
j.. las, nipl,tsrecsiiysd atEarlBathafsts
ofice, addressed to- his Lofdsfip ny
Leu, Gov. Hanliltott;
.Ertraef Of a teHsr from ifneraffAe 90
ron Trttenb5rn 10 sfJgr Ach'tz'eSe',
Gatsd Hanibug, Ah'H 4
g hasten 10 announce 10 you ."s
nal victory when our iroops haSs sai''-
ed upon the Sd of a PHI, over he corps
Of Gen. Morand, vino had possies"seo
bi,nscif Of ne town Of Lnae5ufs.
"Gen Maahd. with $500 nch hSo
marched from Tosted, Lunenoufg'---
Nv Cossacks followed hissmo's1 ents
and gave information et chem e. oegs
raj Dornbcrg, who, in conjunction WIN
Cen. TscherbieheR's corps, ha1 passseo
the Eibe at Lcn.zen The two Generals
advanced by forced marches TO Lnfe,
burg, and arrived there Just rs III eos'
s.eks we're -cngsgel with the s'ieny
TIE gates were forced vita 'ae oayohe'
and a sa1guinary coinll: ensued ID ths
streets Of the town. The victory vas
! soon soon deoilcd ia our favor ell who were
! NOT killed or already made prisoners, '"iu
down ttci, arms. Not slnglc oee es-
cspsd Of the wnnle corps lhfee pa,,
OF cannon, and 70 pieces OF artillery tell
into our hands"
ST PETERSBURG, March 2
Aaiutant Gen Baron Winzlngerode
reports from Kmistch, under DATE ieh
Feb. as follows, to Prince Kutousoh Smo'
lcnsko: " With The army cnnfdea 10
me. came up with Gen. Rcsaior, at
Kalitsch, in the evening of The 3th inst
The enemy directed their movements
upon the city, to form a junction with
from to 1000 Poles, who had Is pieces
of cannon with them, and found them
selves at the very instant attacked by thr
Russian troops with their characteristic
ardor. The result of this attack IL the
more honorable to the reputation OF his
maissty's arms, as the enctny's lniaatry
WHO were in superior force made
brave and obstinate resistance. Two
Saxon Standards, pieces OF cannon, the
Saxon General Rostitz, 5 colonies, So
officers, and 1000 prlvate., were the tFo-
phes Of this day. My advanced guard
is pa suing tho enemy, who retreats
upon RacZkowo and Cstrowo. Iae II
iantry having made forced marches tor
four successive days, will require Que
or two DAYS est"
Most IMPORTANT Intelligence.
April Is.
Captain Mullen, Hsnove'ian OH
Ger, arrived Yesterday y ith dispatches
Tor Count t5unstrr, and who also BOT
accounts to government IRON II highland
which island be lett on tho s,h instant
Iha following statement was soon alter
wa,ds circulated
Govcrnnen has received accounts
from i!s.igolar d, stating, OIL the suthorl-
ty of Ha.aburgh Newspapers. that az
Austrian Army Of 10000, ID V"lhyn'a,
had Joined the Russians against France,
and that Austria had scat 100000 men
towards Italy. =
3" The same authority states, that &c.
neral Greuicr had been defeated with
great loss near Magdcbursh. The
movement made by DaVoust upon Lane.
burgh. was in consequence 81 that ds-
feat"
The following private letter was also
received -
HEL1coLAND, April 9.
A letter has reached US from Haa-
burgh, in which it is stated, that the
Senator Koch had spoken to the Prince
of Mecklenburgh, by whom he had been
assured that Austria was marching 100,
600 men into Germany, and 10000 into
italy Davoust has left Magdeburgh
with 5000 men, and had reached Lune-
bureh, giving out that he was to be toll
lowed by 10000 more.
After the defeat and destruction OF
Morand's corps, General. Dorcnbergh
and OzsrnicheH crossed the Elbo at
BoiiZenGurgh.
!" Gen. Morand is not dead, bu, Sc
verely wounded, and pri.oHcr. The
+, ench under st. Cyr are said to have
,e'red 10 that part Of Bremen which is
On The hh cfthc Wcscr; they have pla-
cd boat with gnnpowder under the
BRIDGET blow it up if nsccssary. a
Halle island in The n'idd!s of the WeScr
has been fortified"
BY other accounts from Ham
burgh. it appears that Austria had
determined on an alliance. offensive
and defensive, with Russia, under
which the half OF her disposable
force was to be employed, to wrest
out Of the hands of the French her
former possessions in Italy. and the
remainder to be engaged in imnleti-
ate cooperation with The armies Ct
the Emperor Alexander and lis Al.