Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-02

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of the Prince of Mo kwa and our army
The go, at S clock 10 the morning, the
Emperour proceeded 10 the he ehts three
quarters .s a league in front Of Bau zen
The Duke Of Reggie fultained briik firing
of mulberry upon the heights which deiena-
ed the .nemy's left. The Rnflian., who fet
the importance of this petition. had placed
there ftrong divifion of their army, in order
THAI their left might not be turned The
Emperor ordered the Dukes of Reggie and
Tarenium to funain this ACT on with the view
Of preventing the enemys LETT from covering
i,feIf AMI TO maik from him the true attack,
and of ~ hich the reiu would not make itief
be fe before 2or o'clock.
At ~, the Duke of Ragufa marched
thoufaud to,lel in front of his petition. and
comm need a frghtful oannonaaiag before
the redoubts and entrenchments OF the enemy
The guards and the reieive of the army,
infantry and cavalry, thu, naked had open
il. a from which they might eafly advance
forward upon the ief or the righf, according
to the viciiiudes of he day The enemy was
thus held IN Fate Of Uncertainty a. 10 inc
true point of a. ack.
Wb;i ,hi. osHed the prince of Moikwa
-over,hrew the enemy at kin, pafied the
preI;,z AT % O'clock he carried the village;
but the relel v. Of The en- my having advan ed
70 cover his head quarters, the prince OF
Mo,kwa wa, drove back, aud Ieft the village
of preltz. The duke of Daimatia, began 10
dehou n At one iu the afternoon The enemy
comprehending the danger, with which he
vas threA ened by he urn the osn mao
taken. felt that he cny means OF initAinibg
A. ..aA
of .1oikwa ~ast prevent as from deb uch-
ing rhey wiihed to opp1e he attack of
the Duke f Da matia. tie IN mtni Tor DE
c,d,uv ,he bAttle was then !. eoitly ,nd,caed
The tmpe,o by m vemeDt on the ief''
psHsd IN 20 mnu e., wi, ne guards, the
four dlvifi us Ct Gea. La u "u5ourg md
greA' guam ~ OF ar - upou tie haas
If the ,,h' # he eIenD 4 on which had
become the centre ot e tsuih n army
The d,vriion Mo snd .ud the We TENT urg
div II N ca RED the n,H"ek winch the s9eny
Ia. naGe hs 700 Oh u 'sft.
Geo Dty4uI elsah,ih d ta'tery, and
directed q. Il upon the ,nahes VIII oh fought
TO refume their pei,.ioa. ! ire GenefAs pu
,anly and Drope, VIII g. piece u cannon,
alvane = 10 iront--Laliiy The duk- oil liesio
(Mer,ier, W.. h swo d.v.hoDs Of ne you-iger
guards, marched upon tie mn OF Nj 3
Batchwf z, emitting the road from "e'snsn
to Pau zen
The enemy was obliged to Uncover h''
yghi In otGer 10 parry ihi' new atsef' Inc
Prince Of N,eiksa look advantage oil ms ano
marched forward. he took The village oil
Predg, aud advanced, hsving pulled the enc
mys army upon Wa c'hen j vas thiee
oc ock in the afternoon, * ~h'iit the eoemy
was IN the gseateit uncertainty a to lie iueesi
thsEml error announced has the battle IVES Won
The enemy feeiDg his right turned ctm
meueed hissre,reat, and thi' retreat loon
became a,ghs
On the z.d at 4 O'Clock in The morning,
the il. esch rmy pn niel. III mouon The
enem, had fed he whole night by a.. roads
and IN every d., estiou. His hTh poit' we're
eueoun ered beyond Weihenburg, aud he did
not make any 'eliftAace s.ii We had reached
the Lcishts behind Re,eh.nbAek. The enemy
had not yet ieen our cavalry.
Gen Lebrue Dslmo0et,es Al the head of
1850 Lorie, Pol III isncefs, snd The red ianeers
of The guards, charged in the pain of Reich
enbark ,he enemys cavalry. and overihrew 1t.
The enemy ssiev,ng thai they were alone,
cau,ed divaon Of cavalry TO advance, and
macy d,viiinns engaged iuccsisfuly
Gen Aatour MaobJug with his 5000
horie aud the French aud Saxon ouIrstiiers
came 10 their iuccour, and many cha sss OF
cavalry took p zee The enemy aiton'ihed 20
find before them Is or LOO horie. when
they beieved we were entirely dsiii'uie of
IL. ,el,ted 10 diiorder The red ianceis OF
,he quad were comp led chiefly Of volunteer
from Pa Is aud as envtons Levsbre Des-
mon.ae. s. General Colbert iLei Col below
on lhesn the greatstt praie la hi affair OF
cavalry, Gen 3tuyere, An eihesr of The light
cavalry Of The h,gh.it u q .es,on, had his leg
carried away by ball
Cen. Regn,er repaired wi b. the saxon corps
TO the he gifts beyond Rec aenb~ek anu puf
fued he eGemy quite to tbs v, age VI tot
,endolf. Nigbt fuund US eagse from
Goer.iz Although tie d.y hso cen very
long, Gnce We urd GU le vest ssgues I'm
the held lf hltlie sa6 she e'Ipe'h-f ez eritn-
ced 10 much f.igus, lie rFtneh arlny might
hsvesep at Ooerii z bu, ths enemy had
o aced a body oil her ear quad upon
height m / ont Oftne own, and Anofher hi
b,u. # day in, would have been .scei1. y
20 have ,uraed Il the the leh. The em-
nero, therefore ordered .hA we ihouid t.ke
up cur qcar.ers
Ia he battles of the Goth add en- The
Wertemburg genera FeAa9uemont aud Gen
Lurencez were w1ufIed
ous .o,s On ,ho,e says may be ell mated az
iior 1900, killed and wounded The eve"
ming of the 22d At 7 &C oek, 'be grand mar
fhai. Duke OF Flioula Duroe) beng upon
frna,, eminence. conveihlg with The duke OF
Trevilo and Gene-a krger An, all three beng
On OF, ADD iufficieas., diltant from he hire.
one Of he iai, eanl9p oA'i, 4 the enemy pail
ed ue.r the luke Of irevio, fruek the grand
martial, and killed outright Geo krgensa.