Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-13

tIenerai NainioHen Reports. tnat
two battalians of l.atznw had been
attacked near Lauenburg. on the
17th and 18th. by six battalions but
they had beea repuised.
Fifth Bulletin.
Fun. sDoRFF, (noon) Aug. 81.
All the reports Of the secret a
gents having announced that On the
ey cniug OF the atst of August. the
Emperor Napoleon was concentrate
ing the corps OF the Eukes Of Reg
gio. Belluno, and Pad.n. aud OF Se-
nerals Bertrand and Res,icr. iorm-
Ing more than $4,000 men ia the m
yirons OF Bayrcuth. and every thing
announcing on the part OF bis troops
araDid march upon Berlin. the Prince
Royal made the following DISPOSE
tiOnS -
THE third Prussian corps. com
mans,ed l,y Bulew. placed two divi-
sims between Heaers!or! AMI Klein
Geren. One division already oecu-
MED sIcittenwai,le. and ano'heTTreh-
bin. IL order to mask the Whole Ill eve
n,eat. 1he fenrth Prussian corps
under Tauntzein united a, BIanken-
felde. The Swedish army left Potts.
darn an the e2d at p. NJ. proceed
ed upon Sarmund. passed. the deiiles
and tonE post at Ruh'saorf. The
Russian army followed the Swedish
army. and took post al Gutersatze.
General Czerniriisif guarded Beietz
and 'lrruahritzen with S000 Cossacks
and brigade oflisht infantry.
The secret agents announced that
the Emperor Napoleon was to pass
by Luckau TO proceed to Bayreuih.
General Czeroicheff executed bis
orders with his usual intelligence. 4
carried alarm aud uneasiness in the
rear Of tho enemy's columns. Gen.
Terscfeldt. who hsd received orders
TO proceed from the environs of Alag
dehurs to Brantienhurgh and Pots
dam. and from Pots,iam 10 SaarmuHd,
made a rapid movement oil hye S"e-
dish miles in ten hours. f."
Affairs were in tins state when the
enemy attacked Grnsra' ihnmen at
Tr.bbin. OF the 22d. IN the morning.
Their superiority determined the
General to eyaeuate that post. Tie
enemy advanced successfully. and oc-
eup;ed all the interval between MiI,
teawalle and the Saare. cotered ny
woods and ilau!,ed b, ,narsbcs.-ihe
advanced posts fell hack sieH'y, sud
c.yerea the from, as the hne. On
the Esd, in the morning, iie corps
OF Gensra! Rer,ard drhoncaed upon
Geoeral Taueutneia. The latter re-
missed him and made sumo prison.
ers.
The village ofGross Beren. against
which the 7ta French corps. and a
stron. reserve were directed, was
taken nv him. The Duke of Reg
CLOS corps proceeded upon Ahren.
datff. BY the occupation oil Gross
the enemy was at 1000 toises
from the centre Of Vie camp. Gen.
Bulow received orders 10 attack it:
he executed il with the decision OF
sk;lrul General. The troops march
I'd with the ealmness that distinguish
ed the soldiers of the great Frede-
rick in the seyea .e rs war. ibe
was warm for some hours.
Phe troops advanced under the pro-
lection of he artillery. and fell with
the bayoaet upon ,he 9TH corps.
which had drpIo,ed in the plain. and
which marched buddy upon the camp.
There we're several charges Of ca
valry against the corps of the Duke
Of P.dua. which do, great honor to
he Pryssian Gen. OPea. The tsus-
sian and Swedish army were in bat
lie, and waiting the deploying OF the
,ther enemy's corps 10 attack them
II the same time. Gen, Winnings.
rode was at the head of $1,000 horse.
md the Connt de WOrooz0w at the
head of The Russian infantry.
Marshal Count Stedings. in front
If the Swedish line bad bis cayalr.
IN reserve. The village of Ruhla-
lorff. situated in front Ut his camp.
vas furnished with infantry, in or
Ter to keep open the communication
With General Bulow. The other