The National Register.
London, England, 1813-07-04 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME pATe.

" The packet of last Thursday has been detained by the Gover-
nor till to-day, being the only one in port, and thus site takes out
the NM's of Atli anti v7!li. This morning. at labt, some few ves-
sels have arrived again from Tonningen, with Tillman, Klendgen.
Stichlntann, and others, anti Papers of 2-lth. Iu the latter a Pro-
clamation is contained, wherein all those who emierated trout
this latter periad, are called upon to return by 4th July,
under pain cf confiscation of their property : a list was also making
of all the names of iltv Hanceaties, for a vengemee on their frunilic!+.
Inc first instalment of eoltribittion had been nearly satisfied in full.
and all hostages, in consequence,_ allowed to return to Hamburgh.
As late as the (14th. no further enforcement of rayttients had !akeu
place, daring which interim, front the l'ah, (which was the firsts
two more it:stain-mit,: bad become due. Thee *eon to get more
leiteitt in 'twit. demands. Hamboreh was frtifYing. very fast in-
deed. All the line pleasure-gromuls of the fortifications Gartnn,
have been rust's. The French force at Hamburg!' was not ascer-
tained, as they managed to keep it a secret.

The Papers state, that Hamburg') was on the 20th declared
;al a state of siege, adding, that the Swedes and W A LMO-
DES's corps, who were not included in .he Armistice, was
only about twelve miles distant from the City.
General Count fIoGGENDORF, one of Bros ►PART eig
Aid-de-Camps, has been appointed Governor of Hamburgh,

Wetlnesday arrived a mail from Gottenbur;:h,- with let-
ters and papers from thence to the 23d ult. and from St.
Petersburgh to the tith. The latest accounts from Wm-
burgh by the mail, are to the F2th ult. At that time D A
VOUST had pub i-hcd a decree, calling upon every tenth
man to serve in :he army ; and threntning, that if they did
not come forwaid tbr that purpose in the course f eight days,,
their property w,uld immediately be confiscated_ Every
man, (notwi!bstanding this threat), was endeavouring to
e3cane, legal diess (f his propetty. The celehiated VoNt
E,SF, lee cow minder of the Ilanseatic Ledon, had
reached Stra'sund in safety, where he met with a fixte,ing
reeention from the Caow N PR INC ; the latter had pub-
lished a Buletin at Stralsund. stating that hostilities be-
tween Russia and Demnatk had already commenced. They
are likewise stated to have taken place between Denim, k
and ~'wrdert. Lubeck was still occupied by a French fore;
of about 4,000 men.

It is gated in a journal published at Copenhagen. that
the popul ,tinn “f Norway, according to the census of 1801,
amounted to 910.071 souls Bergen, the chief commetcht
town, has Is,ooo inhabitants, but Chi istiana, the capi'al,
only 9,000. -
Much ha-; been said respecting the immorality of the
danri,v, ir /v in India, hot if some of our pious Missionaries
would turn their attention to the victims of prostitution
which (+oak the s•reets of the metiopok• they would find
an ample field fair tl:ei labours, w'

cares to the vices of the East.

Several of the he•t di-attic:a per.
arrived a► Dresden to ant 13onana!

of the greatest of tragic actors of tt:c

)polls, they would nnd
ithout transferring their
!formers of Paris have
te, %%ho is hilLse:f one
stage. •
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