The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-23 00:00:00

AC`. a yti numerous MMETING of MEE,. cilAN . .is, BANKERS, TRAPERS. and other IN ' IiNiIT.ANTS;' of London, convened by public advertisement, for ttie inrp.iie of raking a SCIISCIIIVIIGN to Assist, the 01,r,RMAN:i in rr.cr.r.ei•inb their Independence ' and held at the •• . City of London Tavern, April 22, his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, in the Chair; the following Resolutions • • cl nniminvAisly agreed to:-. 7 f • • Regulved, Ist. Tgat;the spirit of manly resistance against oppression, which, in consequence ..f the glorious example .of the Auniati nation, and the success of their arms, has lately burst forth in the North of Germany, ought to be encouraged. id. lit:n*111 who feel interested in the cause of nuinaftity, in the fate of Germany, and in the welfare of• Hanover and of the Hanseatic towns .in particular, ha now called upon to Grail themselves of this opport.anitv to manifest their libv ; rainy in , the succour of the oppressed, bye. seaVniable sup port to the newly raised patriotic Levies in the' North of Ger• many, and by such early encoutagetuent to assist in kindling iigtiwrai thine of national ardour, Which it is fervently hoped • . may lead to the speedy emaneipation of Germany. ad. That a subscription he immediately opi:ned, ' 10. That a Committee be appointed to c.ury she objects of . • this Nfeet tog loth with full power as to the manner of sa the propoii.d sneeour ;' and .that a,Committee cif Gen . • tletoeo be now conned for that' purpose ' having the liberty to add to their munber, and that five. Members shall be a quorum. sth. 'mat the 'Widows and Orphans of those Germans • who have fallen Or may tall sacrifices to their loyalty and pattintism, be among the especial objects of, the attention of the Committee. COMMITTEE. • • Ei.cellency Count Mini- B. A, Goldichmidt, Esq. . f•ter. Robert. Taylor, Esq - .: Sir Robert Wigrarn, Bast. .1. Rocker, Esq. , G B eorge e6t, Esq. • • -P. Devisme; v:44. Esq. • • H. litnmester, Esq. hear}` Esq.. Craven, FAN; .Stet'. Mr. (sieve. • . :." John Tler, '&1- 1 A. Wicker, Esq.• Jacob Halle, Esq. • t 1 1 . -I .l l nOier, Esq. • - Waite, V.sq. • " Colquhnu t i, ,Esq, • 4 .I‘forris Oppenheimer, Esq. Thomas liaiweroft a • George Me.yer, Esq. 7: Edw • ina! Simeon lrsq • A. Pit•scheil,•Esq. ' George Soltan, Esq : , • 'C. Schreiber, Esq. , antes Meyer, Esq. . Rev. Nir. Kuper. • Sebastian Frinag, Esq. • .. J. A. LEGER, Sec. , . . • .. . . •• " ;, The following sums were immediately subscribed:- His Ro.yil(Highnoss-theL)'ihe ot Sitsse • •,. - .'lO5 0, 0 .141 s Serene Highness the Dbke of Brunswick ,. • 52 lo 0 .. ,• . Count- Munster ••• - • -• ' - ' - 5.2 10. 0 11, Wigrum, F.,.q.• - . - - - - 52 10 0 Ilteasrs. WOO, Wigraili, and 9 rien ' - .. 52 10 •0 • . Alessr3..t. : Sinieuri and Co. ' •- • - - , 2lO 0 0 J. P. 11. Flagedm(n, Esq. , - •- • ..' 105 0 0 Rudolph (ironing, Esq. - - - ; . 100 0 0 Messrs. G. and•NV.-Soltau and Co. - ' . t(k) 0 0 Messrs. AV. and T. Raikes and Co: • - • - • 100 0 0 -Messrs. I). H. ;midi. A. Rucker and Co. - 400 0 0 111 esars.1. 1 ..A.Goldsebuijoc aud-Co. - - 400 0 0 : 1, 16 Rucker, Brotlierii - - , - - 200 0 0 ' 1 . , N. Uosler, Esq. - -, .. ,-•-- 100 0, 0. Two Friends to the Germans - - 105 0 0 Messrs'. J. A. Lcry and Co. - • . ' . - 105 0 0 ,Nressts. E. Driratit and Co. - • ..'-, -, 105. 0' 0 Messrs. Heyman' - Waite and Co. - lO5 0 0 •,. Jaen!) Huge, Esq. - - - • - 103 0 0 lkl. OppenheiMer, Esq.. - •- . - ' 200 0_ 0 Sebastian Fridag, Esq. - - - ' .. 106 0 . 0 li. [Aide •• . ... .. -10 Q 0 0 , .J. Samilson - - - ' - - 20.0 0 E. F. Wunderluli - - - - .10 10 Q 1 6tistdvtis Flindt, Eq. - - -- . 100 0 0 Mr. Simon Kling - - - - - 10 .0 .0 • ~ Mr. A. flinrichs - - - - SO 0 0 Mr. C. W. Ma.ias - ' - - - 10 0 0 - Mr. Samuel Curtis - L . ' - - *l, 0 0 Mr. Belling Jordan -, ' - - - 21 0 0 Mr. Julia) Dean - - - - 10 10 0 ' . Mr. 1. C. Mann • - - ' . .. .. - 10 10 0 Mr. Win. Eicke • - - - 5 6 0 ' • Mr. E. Hancock - - - . - 5 5 (1. , Mr. Chunks Eici.c - - - - 2.2 0 - Mr. J. G. Iloccius - - - . - - „25 0 0 Mr. James Overhyek ' - ' - - - 15 15 0 ' Messis , , W. 'Millen; Bothell, and Emden - '' 45 0 0, . • Mr. James Coiiiter' - - - - 10. 0 0 Mi. J. flut - iarti.4oring - - .6 5 0 • , •Th e (141r14..ut Metsrd. 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U. liellniutlt -, .. - - 5 - 0 0 D r . 1.1.4 t thl'inint . .. . •. • - 80 0 0 G. a Germ-in. - _ _ .. 5o 0 0 t,'., W ‘ Oiettimullee - - _ - - , 20 0 0 John IL Witait'l'l,:llll - - 20 0. 0 Georg... tV ,icketbartli arr.'. Son - 5 0 0 A ticrillati .. . - - - 10 0 0 ti. 11. Not:lnleit . - - - - .10 0 0 Jattn.• Sin.tarls .- • - - . .20 0 0 C halint4n Marshall - - - - 5 0 0 Itits. nit:l.:mann - - - 10 0 0 Mn,. LIU, 0)10.11 - - - - 10 0 0 (1141 it'b litirradaile - - - . - . 10 10 0 W. Lort . .tii.tiir - - - • - 19 10 0 J. 5, , 11 , ..; - - - - - '2 10 0 F. .lo;ta - . - - - 51 0 0 Wm. 1.::-.1,e - • - .' - - - 5 o 0' t;ollfrey Veire - - - - 100, 0 0 N. L. Lutyelts - - - - 21 . 0 0 C. C. Becher - - - - • 60 - 0 0 M. 1). Thicker - _ - - 20 0 • 0 4. Stoddart, L. L. D. - - 10 0 0 B. J. Friedmann and Co. - 50 0 0 S. L. Ilebrers - - - - 52 10 0 Emanuel COllOll . - - - 52 10. 0 A.. Muller - - - - 100 0 0 dllev', W. Kuper - - - ' ' '2 2 0 itritnall iiiitt Co. - - - - '2O 0 0 `4 . 1. 1... P..Niel - ae - -•- - dlO 0 0 It. Fonxvvil, % jun. - - - 10 0 1) (Y. - - - - 40 0 0 'V,W. Q. • _ - - - _ 01., .1. h. - .. _ - • co . (, Ilekch and Co. _ - ' . .2 1) OSe It). 0 ..11, , 0ner,, lirothorY - - - - 50 0 0 Eswoooll t ioodhart - - - - . 50 0 0 Teti Working M...,41 in the , service of L. Gomlliart, ' I•:.>ll.its . all Gannt .- - - ~ - - 1 9 1 0 0 H. Sl:lioft4 . ;erber - - . - - 100 0 0 Fretwrick Natusch - - - - lu 10 0 J. D. Stdel.lhitli - - - - SO 10 0 Ctiarles Brim - - - - - 10 10 0 A. T. Kruse - ' . - - - - 10 10 0 W. I.leyt..!r - - - 10 0 0 J. F. Schroeder, jun. - - - - . 100 0 U J. R. a German - - . - 5 ( 0 M. - - - - - 10 0 0 Sabah-40161as are received at the City of London !'avert; LL ) d'i; at .Messrs„ Docricn and Co. ;' Down and Cu. ; P.lne, will Smiths.; Itubarti and Co. ; Fraser, Per ty., andCo; Cantu and Cu; Haturnersleys and Cu.; and the taws. Banker 9 of the NJetropulii; awl by 11,:nry Smiths Esq. Ter,.asurer, 'fat nwheel-lane. • Thit Day were published, price G.A. in !minds, rm HAS on SIR W. DitiIM.MOND'S . I t.IbAICIJS; beitqa Sequel to Letters to ITAir-W. Drunnuoild. C• 11101101: D'OYLY 1), Clirittian Advoc4te Cambridge, relliity ut enrent Coll..ge, and Chaplain to hit GI a,..! the Areb,:itshop of Ganterhary, 'Printed lot T. C4deli Davits, •Sl : ran.d I it,l4 uj i ,, by the poultseitera f..:arat4ridice thifprd. T SUN. bICLUE ? . 1. •() Do N, FRIDAY, .‘ritir, 23, 1813. OF .THE -FRENCH - AIMY UNDER BEAU 'The Russian army in Germany is to be increase to 330,000 men, and Count TOLSTOY' had passe( Kiow with-100,000, including u great number o Ural - Cossacks. The Emperor ALE:viz.:n . 2l l re. Jved h, s beati-quhrters on the 7tb, from Kalitseh to Dresden. The garrison of Glogau bad made a sort le but in which GOO of them, with two pieces 0 cannon, were cut off. Six thousand Swedes are' said to have rimeheil Boitzenbuigh, and to have ,billed the Russians and Prussians, and the Crown Prince of S%/EDEN «•as expected on the Elbe about the 16th of this month., The Saxon troops have separated fro►n tl►e French : the infantry, by command of their cove, reign, have retired to Torgan, a►►d the cavalry to flaticu DAVOUST had retreated from Luneburg!) to Ma gdeburgh. The Prussian army was advancing in great Strength to Erfurth. The ItusNians and Prussians entered Dessau on the 4th, amid the acclamations of the people. The advanced guard of the Prussians was he. fore Mittenberg, where there were about 2or 3,000 FrenA. The place was expected to be taken 'Cry shortly. BERLIN., APRIL 10.--Our Paper contains' the following letter from the head-quarters of Gen, 'Count VUN iVITTORNSTE - IN to M. DI; L'EiTOCQ,. Military Governor of t. - otintry, between the Elbe um! the Oder. IlesOviarter9, Zuhst, April 7,;1813. ." 1 hasten i bumbly ,to inform your Excellency of the happy - .occurrettees of the . sth April, with the intent of relieving the . .goodCithens of Berlin 'from the dread and,fear they entertained of pos sibly again seeing the enemy within their walls. " General Vow BousTELL, With leis detached corps, had already advanced us far as Wahletz, for the pui.pose of surrounding Magdeburg. ou the right bank gl the ,tlbe but, on the of April . , being 'attacked by a,superior force, his, according to his previous instructions,. retreated baek to Nedliti, 'but covered . the roads to Burg .and Gom merit .by Cossacks. " On. the sth of April the enemy obliged Ge neral Von BoasTE4 to fall back to Gevena (on the road to GOrtzke),' 'and forced the CossaCks past Lutgau and - towards litirg. As 1 had received certain information that the Viccror t of Italy comthanded this expedition in, person, with a corps d'armee of four divisions, about 22 or 24,000 men strong, l awns which were 3000 cavalry, .10 pieces of artillery, not only causing the country roundMagdeburghtobe plun dered (on the sight bank of the Elbe), but like wise, not knowing th at ' my co rps was so near him, intended making an attempt upon Berlin J . l de termined on attacking, hitu with my whole strength, to drive him back with - ney' force.' " For this purpose, on the 4th April, I concert. trated the force of Gen. Vox Yoaic, near Zorest, that of Lieut. Gen. Voir BERG, at three German miles from thence, in the village of. Lietzo, and fixed lily head-quarters at. Zorest. I directed Gen. VON bousrist.t, and likewise general Yo &LOW, who had, so early as the 4th April, ar rived at Ziesa, to push as far forivard as the ene my would permit ; -but that they should on the 56, when they would be informed by a cannonade of my hiving commenced an attack, fall cm the enemy, with the greatest impetuosity. MAILS. ARRIVErr—i Tivligoland, I Guerwry, I Joriiev, 1:1)t lalip, I Waterf o rd, ou t ;..- 1 Cadie, 1 I,isbon, 1 i Got - tenburgli, 1 Dublin, I ti'aterfortl. PLUCE OF STQCKS , TUrs o.kr AT I WELVN o'cLocK. Consols. We stated yesterday, in a Second Edition, tha General WITTGENSTEIN, bad crossed the Elbe, b great force, and, by a itclignland Mail which rived this niorning s , ire have received papers con- taining a dispatcl► from the gallant General, an nouncing the complete defeat ofthe "Preach finder BLIAWIARNN;;, near Magdebnrgh. Two of the enemy's regiments of cavalry were cut to pieces, 27 Officers, and 900 privates, were made prison ers, The losS of the Yrench in killed and wounded was 2000 liken ; the latter, Gene rals GRENIE 'and GituNot.Ek: - BE+UltAimals re treated' to Nagdeburgli, %which fortress. WITTGEN .: STEIN was preparing To The siege of Stettin► was vigorously pressed, and numerous ciesertious . took,place'from the gar- berg. The report of this eonvay 11 ( 4 11 arrived in that harbour MIS too precipit iml The Prussian General Von ISLuciltt li " up with his heaclqunrtas from Freybcrg t° tri°fletz, but whether he will prOCCedirerati is not as vet determined It is nottfidi tainty known that the , 'Russian artniitiGe' is to be increased to 350,0'00 nten:' Cut 4 sT° Y . , who was fotinerly linhassador"al bri already passed Niow with 100,000 rern)'. Yli 6 la are a' great nnwbcr of Ural Coal': In a sally made front Gingau 600 re" garrison,. with two pieces of canna), 0' have been Cut 'oll.. , According to the I'lsp:ureic, paper , it' l g that a &cat number of faroni-is have be colla 7 , from the army trough the Tyrol, ton'O lc " . DI up to the 10th ult. bat only one in siTh4 lion Irvin 'ltaly. The S a x o n Infantry, kr ° !nand of their King, have retired froinDresitil Tiaigan, and the Cavalry to Hatien, 4,,, On Palm Sunday next, a ThanksgiviV held- in all the churches of the nietrePii'':ll obti°l , count of the first glorious viet o ry alic. 11); allied troops of his Majesty th e liing) l' Or of his Majesty the Emperbr. of ROO' s It , burg ; and of the Second, by his 31 3 1 e ' 15 at Molkern. .-,—,, —,.... -. ' gileitf Dispatches were received this m own d, GE.onoE PPE it'lsT, a nd a thilletiti was iss p ' the Colonialolice, containing Eh; P jrfic'll'' hot 4s the defeat of General WlsCligiTgt: n h e a i e v t e e stz. ( l ; :l e a ry:::t r ' o i a l l i in t ,O l s i e e r r ( f i t t a . t t c . l. t 7: a l l : e i t f i l lg l u l rtet be i i li: t . 1 ::: °11 : f ii Americans, statutg e,l by ja : ie, Amer . • cer s -Artiiy-and Militia of the United StAte',,l a 1 t'''' sonm:s rit Detroit, Queenstown, - 0 ' .1, had been duly .exehanged for ea °ec' ,,, D ,h , that sever PO 3tit his Britannic :Majestys transpd' it , 45 :, 9r (i ' '' f l, nour,lol:s' Pio . v' - • • ..., os-r, in General Order', protest s . bia li 1 release' f commissioned onthie oiffiuchers::iii jiti:irs apt:::.takeb: i 0- such dffi . , f ro tti their PO' -. ce.ra tr . dcrst, _ N J: h prisoners of war on t heir FINN , t ' 7l/1' 0 ' anti `declares that be , still 0 0 ' 1 , ~, stating, that he ( 4 .t Ole righ t ~,, cannot a .1 117 rt t h„ ieri t ' . by the American Government, 'ii '''" (i . ' C' ' ' . ae of pw.' to, to ._ a ra i g e an d . c i alts the ex e nair- :t t vro of war in such a m a nner a s,in:9 bc sts'y ~,,t a tfc Neuience or advartta , I s . ail e%C iliiii° 0 1 ' '' e ' ' • ' I l tl, 1 01 tuners .of vrar ninst be' r.tiliti by ' il . s a 'Sli d ' f a re - tile release of t•tlCii bee.o lll, '• r a t rite Newfoundland, i4rdif4 l( > 611 V . 0 11. sailed tram bark: on Saturiloy,•l4's .", 0 ,, Crei'dlit,.4l,ille, ..ir m id e , Roiamonal ',jet; and Bold; " On the :ith, in the morning, Lieut. Gen Vox Wax's corps advanced to Leitzkeu, and that of Lieut. Gen. VON BERC, to Ladcburg. " Lieut. General Vox Boasrucc bud .advanced towards %kiln, and Lieut. Gen. Vot4 imow to lioben z i as . A t 2 o ' clock in the afternoon, Lieut. Gen. VoN YORK Was obliged to send a van'-guard towards Ganunern, and Lieut.. Gen. VON BERG. to do the same to this - place. The first van-guard came up with the enemy near Danegkow,- and: after a brisk cannonade forced them to quit that place, with a considerable loss; wilere"l"l cattscd the corp s o f Li eut. Gen.•VoN YORK, and that of Lieut. Gen. VON BERG follow the van guard, which were already enaged,. and make a vigorous attack on the enemy. • " Generals Vox BoasTEct. and RoLow did the same on their side, the, first advancing to &fide flack, the latter to Vehelitz, which places were in the enemy's possession, but who teas dislodged from thence by the valour of our troop. The resistance of the .enemy, who had the advantage of the ground, Was every where ' very obstinate ; but, nevertheless., be was forced at all points to yield.to the: bravery of our troops, and it Was only bY.the darkness coming ~on that au- end was put to the engagement, and eve were pre Vented from following up this glorious viCtory.— . I cannot sufficiently express to your Excellency my approbation of the Imperial Russian and Royal Prussian troops, The Lithuanian regaent of Dragoons, and two squadrons of the Body regi , meld. of Russi ans , cut an enemy'a : . reginiont of (.:tvalry totally to pieces, or made Prisoners or dispersed it: Thp 'Santo ,fate 'attended. a second regiment of the encmy'S Cavalry, by the Grod no Hussars: lite 'TirailleuN 'of the brave Pomeranian battalion of Grenadiers took a field-piece with horses from the enemy, and in the whole six, powder waggons were taken,: and we made 27 officers and 1)00 privates prisoners. The General of Division Ger:N:ca, and General Gattrvocc a were wounded.' The enemy's loss certainly Inn(minti to '2OOO men in killed and Wounde.d., OR our side one officer was. killed, .and seven wonntled; we 'yid 50 privates,killed or wounded. The enemy did apt' take a single tiro of ours, to keep With them ; one Cossack was made inisoper, but he made his escape, ana even brought a horse along with him. On ;the 6th;, towards noon, I again sent a detachment of Infantry, eatalry, and . artillery, in ~ c ;irch of the enemy ; who hadodrawn off from all points in the, course of tlie . night, but this proved in Tido, as on his' retreat to-Magde burgh, he natl•qnitted the defiles to Wahlitz and Alten Cluss, ;Ind had cut off all the " I: am at present engaged lit Causing eatrench, meats to he throws up, at Clits; rionegsborn, and other poiots, in Order to enable Lieutenant- General Von lioLow; vvith the greater:security tq blockade Magedeburglion this side: - Yesterday morning the.LE P eo CIP• I CiiA: s o l a long:interview with thell'T s . ,,i , o le.,, ci o at his apartments in 5t..e1n ° _,,,,,. laid u t,o Yesterday the juuus Anyo.;;A;cof.soioc PA;r:s/t/cIiE.GENT the proccealug i ,, '2lactial. - • , iuo'''" 1 , „ ffg tr Yezttrany the Duke 01 . •," - itn or.o%, o l: telieplace. is. . ' I Surittt!r, ic A n p Le a d it...l . o. ll : b ' elieg * ed httve matte some tarythusiness with the Piiiiges. , cbee gri ,p, --lie siege of Stettin '1 terday, with letters end . P B P e l i in ilig l l i ) been eolith • • ._. been li ,vigoirro'ciii.yslYg 3i, J . t .r . c . \ I .:: iltitlie:oyi:aftlierltihlanxt the d itr :;, ,, .. i.) sl o ice l: t e , o, :o r rerieittl,lu;sse.:tit;e.:Y!32l:: .. . - and atixions f or an onn orttltlitY 1 . 0 d s e i s l e ie r s ti i cri bu f t ro h i a n v le r.icans : - the contain no Ili „l i t Ili 10 The flail from Jamaica ~hrc":'l , ; • rau-,0 ; rison receive no pay, .The French Gover '' ' the-island 't° rite . 2(IY 4nd fryiu j• 11. ‘l'll'4 nor ra 2 , i 1 ,. . „ . i),,,.:inev.,. Sir F d riari i the town exercises tie • most rigorous tyranny 1-1".- li-t• "le 6" , - • I m d, the ' .ifrolo , 1 ; the Iltonillia,th . t,t li . ogi"! , . - fe o ikti , el. 4 imposes heavy contribution and • s, an 4 A € •.. 01. the war. with the Statira toga , • tilt , fur most distinguished .inhabitants enforce ' -. I f Ninr c ''' 1 , to 'obe. ininia on the 1•It i o -. (itil dienee i t, , ;lave beer' sent prisoners to ,-, America • • • . te ece. .t. ort. Prues- • • vas r . . Sen . . . rie SUblirin It1 . 1(1 'Villit . ' Th tlire tient information 1 , el villages roinni the '. ' es • * q . The it ' 1 1 ival neo !vice, town h • . . ace heen all burnt, after hay` . same opportunity :—. - ii ,, o. 11. : ol d, ~ . , nlg been - JAMAICA, MORANT : BA . YI 0 1 4: t he . fiCi` o . 4' l , plundered of every thing. In tl .• ic neighbourhood leers still spew ,themsel v es , •, s c c '. tc I'L e l tl)c of illukun our troops found c very lioive which withstanding the C:rce low ,( l it . ~t :me call; rsel , v „ i there as close as slit; possib l y ib , vrs ;ad been entered by the French iti ' el- -JeL Y lai" ill , trade caiitiot. be prOtee: e " ' - • w e Besieging artillery has been sent ft, SZ . l' . . -pan- description. . .„ ~:' 'Elie followitoieti, au, anti the neighbouriug.p?sanfs have offered JAMAICA, .r r.S. ...or •—• -r . - , -,bar.) 4., o work in the trenches: - privateers evert lately lying in tac , o tiv,, ~ mil yo, , Snap llragon, 7 . 1 , ' . Lad,Y, : 1 1, thadena :—The 'The • late •PriiS'fian 1? • ,nyor at London, M. Von Tiv: Briltbers, :2 guns ali'l 65 tn !` " . ' 3 11(. 1 '• *; ,..«-t' : JAIXHIE•KIO • 1 . ST, .16/I 'Set 011 t 911 his return • i - i 'pit . :Inc! - ILI men, The! Saratoqi).,ies oil : 0 that P -'1 there , , Selreral I ri oft , i city,.. - 1 I as. I.le, tilpioniatic relations with E ' ere ' . CX. ecte' • ' . 1 'alt' tigialid I l o cket ' t ha t tlig). •, appear to be,,reilec-, ed. ' .- • .•.. •. American privateers ha'. , ~,1 1 : ~. but the Governor had acetate yo Private . accoi • c nits irom Bre:slew elate," c . ti ' • t 'atm . that port. • . , a-, I..)Y ifr',, c int he no c 1 1 tireih".'" l rot' ,t" sides. the Frcz • ' • 'Ll' Lnv9y, the Saxoa. and B . • Cmu ' i " E ' A " lr. 17.-1 1 Lte it"Y d i''-' avartab sacceeding (lays arrived here •I. , . our fO i 0 , 1 . 0 1 hafe• left that city • I ' • • - • Y•t le Awitrian, hoWever, fitilf -• • ,• ' 1 thou r ,1(•••• ~0 4,ohuro - 1, nn co. , ) 0 , 1 0 , militia, from}, . b, . 100 , pro , •be , :ii' remains there. _. . luny. The respective ! tiVIS ~ ., ii I . ca ., DESSAU, *APRIL 1 " . . . .i.-,—Last n•.,1 tt i , 1i . • route the day atter t natt ele ~,,,,p• 1 i le w ro e of the Russian and ' ' ' the ith dragoons; softie bloc t i l )2) trtill:' Or Prussian troops entered this cit ' h d-Alorrila for fianfl .t' li iiito , fii i. 4 , amid the. acclamations of the o 11. — The Y' ma L re • e Oil .l- ti.e for Vest Suir vik I to I v ' tt : ' ''•4 l . p I dLt. . ~, . alt- 'l . e .' i ' their route t niii" ; !'o, .11.encli had preViou 1 through- LdinJor•,;ll on s y depiirted, and taken the • ietit ()' 4 1 t i .r road to Alagileburgli. - . The 2d WeA Yotic tegl.n,, iier fi ti sfor ' y lor - tercel in the Tower anti B t,‘' # ANHALT, APRIL 4 —(1 i ei • i , ts . proceed to Ireland. p e ter ~,, . ....,n tat :,-.3u. nit. .t - rust• ,oin orders to troops entered this • ' ''' i lei I:!tk‘ ,-ry; Elie a d vanced posts A select handrof six °F- the in Iv ©t 0, "I were yesterday at Kasai , ' posts I l* I t Sheffield , ) eal °, l l, 'r': ~,. g and Roslaie, along the p.m( ent, .ont Is, a wi d e te. I 10 1 1 .' 0 .f , , Elbe, and Ge . P in rehearsal to ring a e,c,, k e , tcte t her pl,j 11. KLESST, with the ad . s anced-guard, Treble Bob 'Maximus (or Ire 000 , 0, fe . ~,i , , f I before Willenber r •' ~,„ ishete, here, according to • • • I 1 i lin , * just 6 hey '' 1 $0 , 94.,:.1 a teport, tvio in lan, , conta t , i n the ~., sae'. it.-,lt : . there are from 2co :1000 French. - cal peal twelve harts! bells, , . inz 0 0_, A 00,, j r:, flaAnuaGn, APRIL l3 l * ' • of these artists have alrendY, L r i i,,' satii",, A l,°. brf. ..—Capta4n Acxr.oivt, in the i i eight hand -) b it u ill ,et 4-‘f• British - sloop of war , Ran ' a:e • . . . tont me!nod, on br „ .ebie po., ios i t : If, ~ r, .conveys Jab,ooo' .a 5000 just, of ONtorti I' , o g telt hoft -; muskets, svith t h e hand-hells, without any lal) c P u l iii L: 1 )11 needful. ammunition for the - siune, .as also el t I ; jug tip.: greatcst vectoral 4n -- °-. l .nr,`, fur that nuwber, to Col- • soeie;y, ' (Signed) " D,•/11.,vflAY, liriperial It iissian or - Genertil,, Lind Chief o r the General 8:2111, in the natne ;of Coma Wittgentein." waste; h e f.tti cl , .11( ', 4 4. '441, I ALI 11 " Y. 11,0, I , lek tt 1: 0 , 4 k/11l T IT , 1), wri R flN IC, ,Thi s 4, 4 ri; a 4 (if 4 , 11 inn ' arriv of 7, Palm Ar JO HN Cargo JOHN ly ‘v". e mit ktt 4 tfi ate