Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-12-13

delerted n the advanced pOlIS OI TIC
Crown Prince near Bredinitz ey
were carried to the Head Quarters OF
Ills Highnefs, whence they will be
tent back to Spain.-It alto ttateS TIA,
part of the landstrum of Preignitz,
under the command of Major Won
put,itz, has croiled The Ebe. and ia
ken poilcflion of the environa of See
hauien and Oherberg-Gen. Thiel-
man has made Gen. Al oflicers and
1900 men pri(oners at Weitlenfeis
On the i4th, the Cotlacks took at
Wurtzen convoy of wagons laden
With corn, which was defined for
the carlton at Toreau. Col Won
Menidorf has intercepted couriers
Whole defpatches expofe the bad con-
dition of the French army. The
want of forage at Oreiden vas 70
great, thar for fome time pait 400
horfes have daily He'd there.
FRENcH LOSSES
Sin G the oonoluiion 1t the Armis-
t:ce, the United Northern German
Armies have taken above $4,000 prif
oners-From the 18th aug to the
18th September. Io,257 private fol
dlers, and 2oo officers. priloners,
have p4iled through Berlin
Above 2coo were on their way
ihither. Between z and 5000 fcx
have been left in the hoipu ais OF Jut
erbrook, IereneE5riez len, BeizIz,
and Bradenburg and the corps Of
count Valmoden. which tends its
p,ifoners t5 otralfund, has taken "a
boye 1000 When 20 thefe are ad.
ded the killed, wounded and milling,
the .ois of the army acting againit
the Northern German army may be
ettimated at nearly $4,000 men fince
the 18th Augult.
The priioners made by Gen tlu
cher. aud the Grand Bohemian army,
amount to 40, 900.
In addition to the intelligence re-
csiyed from France through the me-
dunn of the the printed journals,
there are private communications in
town of no fight importance
The conic'iption is deicribed as
goins on slowly; from what cauie
we are not Observation-Disclosures
Duke Of Valmy) who is lia,ioned at
Frankfort to receive and organize an
army of reierve, complains shat he
cannot undertake to keep open his
communications with Saxony with
his present force. which IT is fad
does not exceed $4,000 men No
i5oner does he receive a few n
fcripts than he is obliged by requl-
fiIon To furnlih double their number
to all up the caiualites OF the Grand
Army on the Elbe. he weakness
of the army of reierye is thus ac.
counted for,
They affect to fay at Paris tina, Bon
aparts will be aole to keep the Eioe for
the winter, provided he can keep up
communications with France. lheie
are interrupted, however, in all al
rections, and upon this interruption
we found our hopes OF his utter dis
comiiture.
/ he French Funds have again fuf.
fcred frelh deprs iiion, and the lait
accounts from PRS left them ar s4,
having fallen within few day Is
per cent. -
LONDON, OCT. "a.
Large detachments Of troops EN-
barSed at Portsmouth yeiterday for
Spain.
LONDON, OCT II,
The following Letter was written
by the Emperor Alexander 10 Mad
anne Moreau, upon The demile ct her
hulband.
!" MADAM-When the dreadful
misfortune which befel Gen. Mo-
reau, clofe to my Gde, deprived me
of the talents and experience of that
great man, | INDUCED the hope, that,
by care, we might itiil be able TO
preserve him to his family and to my
friendihip. PROVIDENCE has order
ed it othcrwiie. lie died as he lived,
in the full vigour of ftrong aud
iteady mind. There is but one rem.