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

the enemy fer eighteen days without
;ntcrmiiIion. | have the honor TO
be, &c. ,,
(oigned) Ca hehNi'
LONDON, SEPT. q.
VICTORY OF THE CROWN PRINCE,
Upon the receipt of the official ac-
count of these glorious tucceiies,
Government ifTued the following
BULLETIN.
"Fofeign Office, Sept a.
Ext,aa fysm bs ib Bulletin + tbe C'0wn
priues. dated Trts,boeb SEPT g.
aBATrLE OF DENNEV WIZ.
While his Royal Highnefs the
Crown Prince, with the Ruillan and
Swedilh corps under his command,
was moving on the 4th infant, upon
Ro fA, in order topafs the Elbe there,
and march upon LEIPZIG, intelligence
arrived that the enemy's army come
ing from Witternburg, was putting
forward on Zahna, with a view, as
it appeared, to ltop his Royal High
nrfs.s further operations, by move
ment againt Berlin. AS the enemy
had fucceeded on the 9Th init not
whit 4nding the hrroicrefitance OPP
poitd by the Prufliln army, polted
between Zahna. and Juterbook, In
penetrating as far as Juterboek, his
Royal highnefs, earl! on the mora
ing Of the OH, battered, with ievens
ty battallions of Sweaish and Ruilian
infantry, 10000 cavalry, and $50
held piec S, to afliit the Pruillan ar
my, which conGfed Of about 10000
men, and hrld out vi hout yielding,
aganlt the repeated attacks Of the en-
emys army, 7 200 itrong, under
the command of the Prince of Mofk-
wa. AT the fight of theie frelh
troops, the enemy hed, Puriued on
all 6des by the cavalry and light IN.
fantry, and reueated towards iorgau
and Drefden.
/" From 10 to 1900 prifoners,
more than 90 pieces OF cannoni and
400 ammunition wagons, are the
fruits OF this victory and the lube
quent actions
i" The army has covered itfelf
with glory. The remembrance OF the
bravery of the Prullian army will e.
lernally remain in the recollection OF
every warrior, and thine forth as a
iplendi1 example to all who fight Tor
the Independence OF Germany.
"Gen. Adlercreutz has acquired
the particular eiteem of his Royal
Hiehrefs Generals Travail and
Count Luwenhielm have received as
furnaces of his aigheit iatsfaetion.
=" His Royal Highreis is in good
health"
From perfon Who lately made
his elcape from France, we learn the
following particulars -
4" At the period Of his dePar turs,
there were lying in that harbor four
Inc oil battle ibips, yards and top
MATS iiruck, all ready for running
up, with compliment Of 45o men
in each alto, three frigates. newly
launched, fitted out at the back of
the Cattle at place called Oihy
Bay, with troops on board and ready
to fart with the Grit fair wind for
New York, under the command of
Rear Admiral Colveau, who was in
the battle of trafalgar. One of the
frigates had difpatch-s on board A
great many prizes had been brought
into the harb ur by the Endymion
Blanc aud Aeffpe From thefe pri
zesis7 men had volunteered on
board the frigates, for the purpofe OF
going to America"
The Cot,enburgh Mail, it is faid,
has brough, letter to Madame Mo-
reau from the Gen. her unfortunate
husbat.>l. Ii IS dated the Ift or 2d
init. 4 ar s days after his melanchol
ly aesident. He makes light of the
wound, and tells his wife that he
is NOT without hopes of fpeedy re
covery. Although writing, no doubt,
under the lmart of acute pain, moth
ing efcapes him that is mer ly perio-
nal TO himlelf. His mind. on the