Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

ais march was not impeded-thc En-
oeror ordered change of the d'rection
by wheeling on Kaia--all the right made
a change of front, the right in advance.
The enemy fled-we purified them
league and an half-We foon after arrived
at the height that the Emperor Alexander,
the king of Pruf1ia, and the brandebourg
fanny occupied during the battle. An Of
fcer IA prifoner) whom we found there,
informed "a of this circumttance.
We have made many thousand prisoners.
The number could moi be greater, consider
lug the inferlority Of our cavalry and the de-
sire the Emperor has shewn to spare it.
At the commencement of the battle the
Emperor said to the troops. Il is battle
:" of Egypt. A good Infantry sustained by
/" artillery, that should suffice :"
Gen. Coure chief d'eta maj nr Of the
Prince of Moscowa, was killed, death
worthy of So good soldier. Our loss
amounts to &c, 600 killed or wounded hat
- ..s.,ss may be valued a, IS to 3O.0o0.
s.%foyal gua,l Is ps's.sia WAS DESTROYED.
rhe Emperor of Russia's y. .zds 10Y
considerably two divisions of ten reg
iments of Russian Cuirsssiers were crushed
70 pieces.
His Majesty cannot beslow toe m1ch
praise for The good wilt. courage and intfe
pithty of the army Oar young soldiers
did not regard danger--.hey have, in this
and affair, recovered the nobleness of
the French blood.
The etst M jor General, ip his account
will m Ike known the brilliant exploits which
have illustrated this famous dsy-which.
As stroke of thunder, has frusiretrd the
chimericai hopes and all the calculations of
the destruction and ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the
Empire. The dark plots hatched by the
Cabinet of st James during the winter, will
be found in an instant destroyed--as the
gordisn knot by the sword of Alexander
The Prince of Hesse Hombourg, was
killed. The Prisoners say that the young
Prince Royal Of Prussia was wounded, and
that the Prince of Mecklenbourg Strelnz,
was killed.
The infantry Of the old guard, Of which
six bsttsllions had only arrived, msint AIMED
the affair with the sang jf,o,d. which chsr~c
terises it. They did not fire gun--one
half of the army were no, engaged foI
Lauriston'a -four divisions occupied Liepsic
the Duke Of Reggio's three divisions were
TWO days Journey from the field of battle.
TAe Coun of Bertrand eng ,ged with only
s'e of his divisions, and ths, 81 lightly th.t
he did not lose fifty men. His I'd and Sd
divisions did not act
The cor.,s Of csvaly Of general sebsstiani,
with the Prince of Ecknul IS three dIvis.
ions were at The lower Eloe. The allied
army, $50 TO 300, 900 strong commanded by
the two Sovere,gns, having greA number
Of The Prussia Pr.nces al lis head, has
been defeated and put to rou c by less than
half f the French army.
The field of ba Gle presented an affecting
specta lc-.he young soldier, al the sign
OF tAe Emperor compr nj ed their griet IN
crying vive L'Empereur. PR 20 years
sud the Emperor, tbat nave commanded
tn French .rmies, have not seen SO much
bravery aud devotedness"
Europe would b. tranquil If the Sover.
eign and min,s,e who drecl Their Cabinet
could have been prGsent on this field " pat
tie III y would renounce the hone Of
making the S,ar OF France retrogr sde
Trey ~ouli p reeve that the Counse ilors
tor the oismt mberment Of France. are fae-
psTiag ioc the run Ut ti,eir Sostrrigns-