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• M./Ms. A.arix . ,.E: —1 Heligoland, 1 Guernsey, 1 Jersey, 2 Waterford.' llnis-1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, 4 Gottetiburgh, 2 Heligoland, 1 Wa terford. Cmisols..... PRICE OF :STOCKS, 71113 DAY AT 71YKLY1,1 O'CLOCK. sSli Till E .. SUN. 3oi.E3J picEttu rm..sOat itvix.CAT? L 0 N N, WEDNES'DY, APRiLI, 1813. A Rcligoland 141 ail arrived late thi'nvOling b r inging lianzbur,,Ve Correspondents of the ap4. 24th nit: which contain intelligencellighly.grat ing and interesting. The landiag of 4. -wedisli force in Pomerania is an event of the greatest ini portance. IYc , have no room •or time for COM went, and must therefore coH - ent ourselyes with giving the extract's which , ' Ilomotton, INUeon 22.--,General BLtrottcn: commands the Prussian army in Silesia his van guard entered 'auxony on the 16th March. - • • The great Russian Artily, • which stretches from .Custrin to 'Glovu, 1S on the point of crossing the Oder, Fifty-five thousand infantry, and 22,00 eavhlry, recritits for the 'Grand Russian Army', al. - rived on the Vistula on the 6th March, and after a few days rest, will put themselves in march to „j6:11 the Russian corps to which they belong. The corps of General YORK entered Berlin the 17th March. :'General YoRI. is declared by his Majesty, not only to be perfectly free from all 'blame, with re ,.gard to the Convention concluded by him at Tauroggen, with the Imperial Russian General .Dinzusci,' but as a particular mark of his Ma jesty's, SAtiSfaCtioll wish his conduct, has had the coMniand in chief of the corps under General ]3ULUw bestowed On him. • Oeriesul YoRK therefore. has now 40,000 men joined wider hip AE lierlin only, upwards of 10,000 young men have volunteered, and chiefly equipfmd them selves. The arruy of Genual WITTGENSTEIN, which has already several considerable, corps on the Elbe, will very shortly put itself in motion to wards that River. The Swedes have landed in Swedish Pomera nia, and taken possession* at Stralsund : aconsi. derablq corps, which is already shipped etc Carl berona, IS expected in a•few days. • lir.atati, Mxacn 20......;0rder of the day to - the royal Prussian corps tinder the command °Mien tenant-General VON Yokx.- It liaspleae,A his Royal Majesty the King of Paussi# to join all his tvoops, under the com mand ui Lieuti;nant-General VON YORCK, to my .001115. "The command of so greatly distinguished war riors is in every respect flattering and honourable tu me, and a trecurity for the success of the good cause in which I bear my sword. " Our nations have been friend!! for more than fifty years : a dark interval of a few months, brought about by imperious circunistances, has only more animated the friendly sentiments of both our,..great Sovereigns toward each othq, and Arnwn still closer the ties existing bet veer their relJphe. There is but one only greet interest which connects us. It is the strife of virtue against the enemy of the in:lependenct; of all nations. , What ,you, valiawt Prusslans, have done against u 3, through the real feeling of duty, though contrary to 'your bet Per knowledge, is proved by the his tory of the last f:inipai6n by your own testimony. Tot: will be unconquerable; now that you eau join this writ: of duty to the high conviction, .tlokt you tight f(Jr the indepetuknc , _. of your na- I've/country an your Kiiir„ and for your own Lome*, Kohlti Prussi a n Warriors ! 1... et us, in fraternal love ttud unity, procuell onward to tli nttainuient 01 the greatest end., for which armies ever %yell!. united Oars is the very singular happiness of sering two Princes, who have, drawn the Kword for C,e happiness and independence of their na tions, and for the salvation of Europe ; two ;Felons, but by name; no trifling insults of com inotillife can part us in nur sacred combat. With- Out it'itiOUV, without nay personal concern inter vening; we will, jointly conquer, the laurels with NI 11'6 after our wor1( is completed, the gratitude lihtrated nations, will form our wreaths. " Head-quarters at Berlin, 18th March 1813, oigned) Count-Von-WITTGENSTEIN:" FraPC (1'; P..f.`12 Government have received adviees from ficii gaunt of the 30th contrining, we un -4lcrstitnd, nothing more tintn the Papers fron t which we have given extracts, The Prussian Deduru.tion of War against France . - Las arrived in tiivin, Lisbon Papers . to the 21st ult. reacted town this morning. It will be seen, by , the following extracts, that n great number of French troops were on the move towards rr.thce. There ,is no dokiht :that SouLT xvas returning thither With a con 3 iderable force, and that . BUONAFAUTE was Limning , fro the Peninsula a large proportion:of • LisnoN, MAacit 17.—An official dispatch from Marsual General the Marquis of WriLLEsto.roN to P. l'on.y.sz, dated head-quarters, Fre neda, 111,rch IQ, states, that the enemy had made no movement of importance since his last dis. patch. LIsBoN, 'MARCH 20.—Aecounts, received here from BAdajoz positively sz.ate, that SUULT had marched froin Toledo ivith three regiments of cavah:y, one of which, the first lacers, was )000 strong,. for Pia: lee ; and that C;.PFARELLI, with 10,000 men, belonging to th armies of the North and Centrf!, , had taken the same eoute. The Bth of. March is tl-e day on which Jo. srrti is said to hate left 1111driti for Valladolid. • Tot,Eno, 111,1.itcti 3.—MArslt,tl SoLuT kft this 'City On the Ist inst. with .8000 men; and 1.. i car riages with their baggage, and it is supposed fifty millions of rials. Conde G zAt remains in.his place as commander of the nrmy. VILLAty, is in Talavera ; from Mancha, 6000 French arrived here, Who yesterday tulrched to, Madrid. The French unanituOusly say, that they will shortly • proceed to France. MADlttn,MAtteu 4.—Op the 2d Soiri,r entered this capital with about oopo men, and a large convoy, and on the morning of the 3d took the direction of France with 10,000 infantry and 2000 horse. King jOSE . PIi: 1/ like Wise preparing to quit Madrid ; all those in his service are disposing of their property ; the greatest agitation and dis order prevail aiwnig them. The whole of . .VauCha is almost evacuated by the French. ...From Herrera de Duque they write, under date of the 9th ''N'larch, that Sollvr had taken the Se govia road with 16,00 p men.' LispoN, Mititcin 190 L—Since SouLT left Madrid, and teak. with him 5, 10, 15, or. ~0,000 wen, on the Segovikroad, with his face towards France, nothing'rnore has been heard of his route . some believe that JOSEPH will also leave Madrid', but this is not so certain as what rqlares to SOULT. I,f we may credit accounts from IA Manchu, that province is almost entirely evacuated by'the french, and Madrid and its neighbourhood gar risoned by the Arniy of the Centre, cotnmanded by DPOURT, whose forces tlo Dot e. : cced 14,000 men. Transports with English troops, of all descrip. tions, have arrived at this port ; their number is estimated at 3000. ALICANTR, Fr.U. 27.-- , The day before yesterday his Ev.celleocv Sir QEORGE iquattity, - General in Chief of the CoMbined Army, whose presence and military talents, we judge, will have great influence in th e expulsion of our ferocious enemies, who de vastate the province, disembarked in this port. CrtmAir Rot-mit:a, Alitucn 12.--The arrival of several Generals of Division, coming ' , from Frouce to take the cronnnorui of several divisions, hither , to coinmanded, ad into int, by Generals of Brigade, h as been announced at Conde de Pnelles ; head quarters in Valladolid. A. Courier is also daily, expected in 'Valladolid, .with doodling for the troops, and various effects belorying to indivi duals ; it is known to have arrived at Vittoria ~' Unde a strong escort. At the saute ` time that the enemy continues to exact immense coat, ibutions of grain, money, and cattle, of every desc•ription, and withdraw his ma.:- gazi;tes towards Valladolid mid thence. to Burgos, it is observed he is baiting a quantity \ of biscuit, of vv,liich. Le has considerable depots in the prin..;ipal places which he occupies. lie is joining hawk- . lions to battalions, divisions to division's, dimiiish ing• by this maw the number of officers, of whom some belonging to all the corps d'armees, with th utptadrons of the 3d battalions, arc proceeding to 3.0 - r„ FEI3. .26.—T1ke intelligence from Va lencia corpes ilowp to the 21st. On the 22c1, the twenty chosen men per company, which BUON.I - had ordered from his armies in Spain, were to set out. It is reported that 4000 in fantry ,and' 300 horf!e will he taken from the. troops under the command of Suene.T. The person, whose arrival at Deal we mention ed yesterday, has since -arrived in' town: He is said so be reputed by some of the Dutch pro vinces now in a state of revolt against the tyranny of the French, and to have come to solicit the aid of the British Government. We' state this, hewevet, merely ns a rumour, nnthi»g having been sutf!red to transpire' from authority, as to the object of his mbston. The squadron under the command of Admiral Lord AMELIVI LEAUCLERK WklS lyrng at St. Michael's on the 17th of March, consisting of the Royal Oak, Egmont, &e. No American privateer bad appeared •among these islands, for a month previous to their putting into Patagak R ofi d s . The Dgiee of Kent racket has Arrived at-Fal mouth with a Mail, from Lisbon, from whence she sailed the 22d ult. The letters by the Moil will not be deliveied until to-morrow. NAVAL NEWS. V'IIOM TUE LON'DON GAZETTE, AptupG, Admiralty- Office, droll 6 ; 1813, • . ' i Copraf a Letter from (4pt. Salt, of hiA Majesty's Ship I.Tni • corn, addresied to Rear-Admiral Sir'fiarry Nersl, and trawtuitted by Admiral Lord Death to John %Vilson• Cl - 0- ker, EN. Slit, lli Majesty's Ship unicorn, • Mare!! 30, 3813. I be.; leave to'acquaint you, that his MaVoity's ships Unicorn and Stag captured this day, hi hid- . tude rIS deg. :30 min. N. and longitude deg. 30 min. W. the French Privateer 'ship Miquelon liaise, belonging to St. haloes, pierced for twenty guns mounted, two long tweive-pounders, eight long six-pounders, and eight twelve-pound carro !metes, with a completmmt .of one Inindred and thirty men, out four days from Quimper; had taken a small brig, the Alexinuler, from London, bound to Lisbon, with a cargo of tin and iron, which vessel she sunk. The Mignelonnaise is nearly four hundred tons; only six months ohl, 'copper-fastened, and is. a very superior vessel of her class, and apptars to be fit for his Majesty's service. Its Majesty's %hip Phoebe hove in sight at the latter part of the chase. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) 'G.I3: SALT, Captain. PLYMOVTII, ARIL .—His Majesty's . brig Wasp of 18 guns; Captain FAVERARI), is appointed to take the trade from hence to the eastward, and will sail Wednesday next„.the. 7th instant. Arrived hia Majesty's schooner Whiting, Lieut. [LAY es, from a cr'uize in: the Channel the sloop Uintan belonging to this port, thm,master, from Wateriord, with a cargo .of wheat ; the Young Benjamin, PENTREATH ; and union, HEAD, from London, the latter'last from Lymue. 'The ships having on hoard the Marines destin ed for Canada, and a few outward bound vessels remain wind bound, Put in here to join his Majesty's ships bound to Aincrica, the Success, en flute, from Querusey, having on board a detachment of the 98th regi ment of Foot. DOVER, APRIL 6.--,Pwo more French privateers were off here last night, and captured a brig corm; ing up Channeh , and drove another on.the rocks, called the Lone, of Sunderland, Captain CARSE, from Lymingtoo, bound to Surkriand, with tim ber; she, howeVeri got off again with considerable damage, and has arrived in the harbour, but must unload her cargo. 'TORBAY APnit. s: —Arrived an American brig, name unkno:xn, from. Philadelphia, for Franca with cotton, &c. prize to his Majesty's ship Me dusa. Another Ann:rican ship is now Working into the Bay, with the British flag over' that of the United States: FALMOUTH, Jk ItJL 4.—Sailed the Lady Mary Pelham packet for Coranna; Ludy ztrabella packet for Lisbon ; and the NOoph packet far Cadiz ; all with Mails. .APRIL 6.—Sailed to the .Nore a Russian stioadron consisting of the folion jog hips :—Pamycti Erstopie, 74, Be:►r-Arilniral Ko- HOSEA Smeloy, 88, Commodore OGILVIE; foray, 74, Copt. RA L I‘,l 0141),EF j Severn a Zvercla, 74, Copt • ; Orel, 74, Capt. 1.16010.1nEF e ; and the Castor frigate, of 38 guns, Copt. NEsTuot.r. DEAR., MARott 6.---Came down from the River two ships for Lishon. Sailed the Dwarf cutter for the 'ore. PORTS lilol3ll-1, Apair. 6.---Put back the Cher burgh squadron that sailed yesterday. Sailed the i'atenigent gun-brig .on a cruise.... The Alexander American privateer Of 30 guns; and upwards of 200 tneii, wa,r.eruizing on the coast of Brazils in Pebrnary last. NOTICg AT LLOYD'S tr " y Office,ril 5. fintr.-1 have it in . commandA dmiralt from my Lamle;Curs:i•-• siimeez or the Aemiralty, to acquoint riglan to letter of the 3d lust. respecting .protectimi for Anil„ to t Mc, that no convoy is to go farther ilian Hetigoi.oni, whi ther convoys will proceed onve a fortnitrht am, S.. Signetl) i• .r. W. aoKr.a... "To Robert Taylor, ts ( q. Criztched Friars." ' LIvERP,OOt, Arati,3.--It being- supposed pro bable, that 'White twig it come to Liverpool, at let terwas sent tp the Police Office here, which w as received on Thursd a y, containing a iles'ctiption of him, with a particalar account of Abe ,articles tound in the possession of Borkitt and Goi,dcian, which' it is supposed might assist in the ticteetion ,of White, and al3o of Haywood, who was sus pected to he witli him. The Police Officers here immediately set their en g i nes i n inotirm, and Soon a discovered ili the. two men they were in Ties: if were Concealed hi a:house' in Scotland-road. 'AI! Officers accordingly went thither, and after. a de.,- perate resistance, during Which the'coolness and courage of the Officers were very cant:ph:Lions, and in which Hay Wood was considerahly hurt, they were both taiien into custody. Th ey are believed to h ave been concerned in some of the robberies which have lately been, corn .mitted here,- and . by their apprehension the town has probably escaped a great .deal .off` ink chief, winch they are.believed to have had in con templation.. Since thei r seizur e , alßiut 40 pick lock keys, some dark lanthorns, and other imple ments of rubbery have been found, concealed under the nig of, the hot l e in which they were-- taken-. TIIL; PRINCESS' or IVALF,S, fn consequence of the rote of the Cooroo of the Live; y of London, 011 Reniembranecr o' :he Princolof with the following fnes! :__„ - The Lord Niayor, A the City of London in Cr having Yesterday voted an Highness the Princess of Sheriffs, attend,A by the on hey Royal Highness to receive the same, the Heir to know her Royal Hight to the time when the S for this purpose." ANSW • " Montague House: " Impressed with the tulle for the unexpected hk and the Noble City of Lo upon tne, by presenting• lation on the happy Luna against my honour and at able to do justice to my f grateful acknowledgment the Lord Mayor and th evinced 1 . 9 r toy welfare a, lancholy'eyeat of the Due: mother's demise, involve' the:deepest affliction. I --- to send on Monday 11 CNC On A i° f a tly Mayor and Sheriffs, to cxpress. 01"'be - Act! t ) h k i'' it: l t c r t e lc i i n:f ' r e b : , : nrila e i ' l b .ll l l, y. l it' ,lc o c ''' oe i ii.,, l ' i : * l l .: ‘ ,,,, : o ill : ti usage' °n Savoie N " Guildhall, 3001,0' fl '2,olitmon !fag ai ' f„„f-' ii Address. to 116,, , r Wales, and 'ad , ~.1,14P1 0 kttosv when slit, kitt ine:nbrai:cer rifor ilt i aess's pleasure AA lt ",,,,, WEL 44 1 !: BiaCkiltatii, AriiLl'. 4.0 , . 1 "eepe3t Sese Of i Mi 110110(11. tile IPri ''' 'll) L',llkl London WO '',' : ;11 an Address ()itll' 'at ihilition of A Olint! 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