Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-12

G2nerai Count W 3tmDdeu, Will operate
on tina right hank asainst Marshal
DayOnt's position GA the Steckui,Z.
General 8iazingerade aud Buiow will
however. not be delayed in comr.enc-
ing their march towards Holland.
Gen. Bepninssrn brings ample force
with him. Gen. Ealow wi,sin few
days mas recruited liis army. in his
prassian Majesty's ancient states, to
ias Number il amounted TO before the
opening ef the campaign. The ample,
generous, and liberal ala Of the Prince
Regent, in arms and clothing, is OF au
invaluable conquenee ct this moment
10 these brave Prussians. The last
coDvoys arc al! on the read to biar-
sliai Biueiier's and General Datow's
ar;nics; and they are the means ofre-
cTuriug and armiug these corps
d>armee forthwith nearly TO their orr
nal establishments.
Il must be a; grateful 70 the English
nation, as cce,iitabis To It's Govern
ment. TO see how onrnrtunely this aid
is ut hand. The gratitude of Marshal
1luuksr and Geu. Balow, IS express
led TO nae. mast b agreeable TO your
Lordship.
Marshal Biucilcr's march route is Il
helieve) as folIoYs: az Erybursh the
f0th, Neger$sus', HE t1tii. Ereyburs
tho t.th and Muiheia, near Cologne,
the tsih.
forbear 10 recspitaIete TIC entiin-
siastie demonstrations that have fai,
lowed the entry oe the Allies again IN
Sc 1iiis capital.
ieneiose your LorAsls;p Q Fraalsflgt
Gazette. and yeu wifi, us doubt, els
serve witt, pleasure, tie collection az
The Austrian reserves and admirable
proclamation OF Barren Hitler: il was
certainly published hefora the accounts
OF the battles of Lsipxic could have
reached him. have. Sc.
(Sisuedt CHAS. STEWART.
Lieut.. Gen.
P. s. AN account is just received
that q part Of The French garrison of
Masdehursh has been entirely defeat
ed aud driven under the walls of the
place. Seven hundred infantry and
six cannon have been taken. enclose
the Bulletin published ct Halle on The
9Th inst. G.. e
BULLETIN.
Foreign Office, Nee. 90.
Bremen GaZettes to the 9th instant.
have heen received at tais office nv the
last Heiisolani Mail, from which the
following are extracts:
bremen. Now.
i.TTELLTEEATCE }'a0.I TIE
.sbL{!I y .ifeIflESf.
:" Ths destruction aa,i dispersion of
the Frepci army since the decisive
days IN the vicinity ofI.eipsie appears
TO be every day more complete. The
cneLy no longer Wakes any stand. and.
seeks his safety b!ous ia q further
Aight 10 tie Rhins. A few parties
will arrive there with their fugitive
EmnGror; the greatest part are les-
troyed OF the road ere made prison
ers, dispersed, orsee1 their saiet; i,
tho service oft:ie Allied Army Til.
army of the Norillnnder the Orders Of
The Crown Frinceof Sweden, has ad
vanced, and vas according TO the lesf
accounts near Cas'ei and Gotriasen.-
The Crown Prince las proceeded fr.n
the latter place to Hanover. The
head quarters Of he Grand 'rmy OF
bohemia WIS expected ut Fraak FORT e.,
the Nam, where strong corps Of i}a-
yarians and Wirttmburgers had AREA
dy arrived.
A division OF tle troons of general
Iettenborn has occupied the strsre
fortress OF NindeA, another co.gs has
gone through Oidenhuret, in pursuit
Of the enemy, who in small force had
again approached this city, in order Il.
punish its inhabitants Tor The iov f!,4y
had cyineed st The approach OF tie
Russian Troops.
The following letters were address
ed by the Emperor Alexander. Of !tus-
STA, 10 Lord Catlleart and SIR Charles
Stewart;
Lieutenant Geaerm Stemapt-- have
witnessed in csia,non with thu whole
army, the interchangeable zeal whic!,
yoG have displayed throughout the
campaign, during the course Of which
always present juthe Geld q ilenor.
you have, i'll She most EXPOSED sitaa-
tons. been rcyeaFke,i for yocr ceolness
aisd for year conspicuous vaiov. d is
my duty TO render ilinsirious sucl bril-
liant qualities, asi consider that
give you a proof sf the estimation in
which held lhes, when send yop
the Insignia ofthe Order Of ST. Gcgrea