Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-01

where an attack was ordered, and
had topped for moment to direct
1.-THE movements of fome Ruilian bat
taIions, on a ground within the reach
of the crols fire of French batteries,
when Gen. Moreau, who was fpeak-
ing to his imperial Malelfy, a d clofe
to him was wounded, the ihot truck
one thigh, pafed through the horfe,
and ihattered the other leg, 70 that
the Genera. was obliged to lubmit to
the amputation of both comfortably
above the knee. II is inpofllble to
thew more herlic n1agnaninhy q cam
boJire than the General has diiplayed
in every circumstance of this dread
full wound and from thar tirmnefs 8,
tranquility, there is reafon to hope
that his life will be preferved. he
has been removed on mems thoul-
ders in litter behind the Eyer
The Emperor remained By him when
he fell, till he was placed upon lone
of the CoiIacks pixies, and carried oil,
and aftel the operation went with
the King of PrulIia to fee him, and
has paid him every polllble attention.
/ Head Quarters were that night at
Reichltad, near Dippoldfdale. The
2Sth the head quarters were at al
tenberg, and on the 2oth at Ducha
On the 2oth the enemy having
moved in force, under Gen Van
damme, by Peterfwalde to HELEN
dorff and CuIm, attempted 20 attack
the baggage and ordnance moving 70
Topltz by roads which unite near
that place. The Rullian foot guards,
who had on the preceding day cut a
pahage for one hundred pieces of
field ordnance. not one of whic h was
loft topped his attack, aud, fuPPor-
ted by fomc part f The Rulli4n Inn
perial cavalry guard, and cuirraihers,
kept the enemy in check the whole
of the day, while the columns OF
baggage and artil cry pafIed in the
rear. En- he evening they were REIN
forced by fome battalions of Ruilian
grenadierS, and a comfortable force
was assembled at roplitz. Order,
were tent to General KIeilf, Whole
column of Prullian troops was meant
to move in the night by Zinwalde
upon Hollendorf. 10 as to be ready
to attack Gen. Vandamme. in the
rear, WHEN the troops ihould attack
in front.
On the goth, the Auftrian divilions
Colloredo and Bianchi, were added
TO the troops above named, and the
command was given to Gen. Barclay
de FOLLY /: the Emperor and King
were on the height near the field, and
Martial Prince ochwartzenberg was
alto a fpedator The enemy was
ported near Culm, feat of the lhun
family and in the woods ; the attack
vas made about ten, with great fpir
it and the enemy had already loft
ground. when Gen. Keif appeared
He turned againit the Pruliaus, and
attempted to cut pahage with grea:
impetuolity, but the attacks of the
allies were carried on with 70 much
vigour, that the enemy was complete
|, beat on all points, and driven into
the woods Gen. Vandamme and
three other generals, one of whom is
Gen Ackfo, their bef Engineer,
were taken in the evening, another
was found killed either on that or the
preceding day, fome colours were ia
ken, with from 40 TO SO pieces OF
cannen, and fone thouland Prlioners.
Two other Generals and fome thou
iand troops who had got into the
mountains, furrendered this MORN
ing near Peterfwalde. The Ruiiian
guards and cavalry engaged the pre-
ceding day, bad an opportunity OF
being again diitinguifhed.
Head Quarters were at Toplitz on
the goth, aud continued there this day
Gen. Wittgenitien was attacked
beyond Al,enburg, on the goth, and
drove back the enemy. This day it
feems the French have entirely left
the mountains.
The defeat of the enemy by the
Crown Prince of Sweden and by
Genera, Butcher, of which accounts
were received lait night, will proba