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Independent of the brilliant success of WoronzofiTs cavalry near Dessau, which has been already men- tioned, [antCt Chap. LXxv. § 87^ Oene* ral Zastroffywho'commandedthe Pru»: sian landwehr, had made the greatest exertions, and not only afifoided the most efficient aid to the desultory.wkr- f are beyond the Elbe, but prepared a large body of men ready to join the allied army in regular battle. General Chemicheff left the Lower Elbe; and having learned, while lying between Magdebuig and the Have...l, that the Westphalian general Ochs was at Hal- berstadt on the left bank of the Elbe, with a convoy of artillery, he resolved to surprise him. Having forthwith crossed the river with his indefatigable hussars and Cossacks, on the evening of the 29th May, he marched all day and night, and at five on the following morning reached the- enemy, thirteen Qerman, or nearly fifty English, miles distant. The surprise was complete ; and, although a desperate resistance was made, it terminated in the capture- or destruction of the whole enemy's de^ tachment, twelve hundred strong, with fourteen pieces of cannon.
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Independent of the brilliant success of WoronzofiTs cavalry near Dessau, which has been already men- tioned, [antCt Chap. LXxv. § 87^ Oene* ral Zastroffywho'commandedthe Pru»: sian landwehr, had made the greatest exertions, and not only afifoided the most efficient aid to the desultory.wkr- f are beyond the Elbe, but prepared a large body of men ready to join the allied army in regular battle. General Chemicheff left the Lower Elbe; and having learned, while lying between Magdebuig and the Have...l, that the Westphalian general Ochs was at Hal- berstadt on the left bank of the Elbe, with a convoy of artillery, he resolved to surprise him. Having forthwith crossed the river with his indefatigable hussars and Cossacks, on the evening of the 29th May, he marched all day and night, and at five on the following morning reached the- enemy, thirteen Qerman, or nearly fifty English, miles distant. The surprise was complete ; and, although a desperate resistance was made, it terminated in the capture- or destruction of the whole enemy's de^ tachment, twelve hundred strong, with fourteen pieces of cannon.
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