Major Prussian Victory at Leipzig and Merseburg Battle
Dispatch from Leipzig reports a decisive Prussian victory led by the King of Prussia. The army defeated the French and allied forces, took thousands of prisoners, captured artillery and standards, and pursued the retreating foe toward Erfurt. Casualties were limited for Prussia, with heavy French losses and disrupted allied commands.
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Marquis de
Diffande
Saxe Hiltorphburg
Soubize
Mathias Keith
Leipzig
Butzen
Weil
Fenfela
Meriéburg
Ous
Sadat
Bredd
Sin
Redeschwald
Rovbach
Bedérow
Merseburg
Gallup
Carey
Fou
Freybourg
Ptriug
Gallen
Frey
Bourg
Bodalig
Meineke
Prince Henry
Delat
Miust
Hebren
Lutzen
Sala
Weiffenfels
Haile
Teft
Old Brunswick
Pire
Erfurth
Steffen
Weiffenfelsee
Prince Hildburghausén
George
d’Armiadt
Pruslan
Deux Ponts
Muhcherode
Dames
Redhman
Bugerau
Wolteburg Impérial
Renoate
Mersebourg
Camburg
Sera
Duc de Bioglio
Bnes
Legen
Stherta
Waneroda
Novi
Freyberg
Eckartsberg
Feldt Marshal
Prince George
Naumberg
Deffau
Revel
Duke de Broglio
Merseboure
Eckerberg
Gotha
Thuringe
Thuringia
Prussia
Era Furth
Cahrnon
Mulhaufed
Warsaw
Marthal Lehwald i
Urgin
Marienwerder