The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-06 00:00:00

BREMEN AND HELIGOLAND MAILS.

BRIn;EN, DEC. 28.—The latest news we 'have
here is, that 200,000 men have crossed the Rhine
at Schaffhausen, Lantzenbarg, Minnie Wen, and
Brysach ; the inactivity iii xt hid) the•armics erm-
ined for seven weeks past is consequently over.—
The Swisshave done somewhat to make an ap-
pearance of resistance, probably to make it ap-
pear they were constrained by force.
For two days past an uninterrupted cannonade
has been bears! at limbenb•urg ; it was at first
thought that the fire was directed against Ham-
burgh, but we now know that Gluckstadt bas
been cannonaded, as not being included in the
arinistiee : and, ineaAwlile, the fortress of Frede-
ricsort, which was likewise not included, has,been
taken. General Bennigsen has arrived at Ham-
burgh, and that unfortunate place will now have
no dotibt to sustain ail the horrors of a siege.—
Two hattalions.of Hollanders which were. there
have been disarmed, and obliged to work on the
fortifications. A great number of the inhabitants
whO were
,burned out of the city, have arrived
here and in this neighbourhood, anti, cannot suffi-
ciently describe the wretchedness
..that reigns
-tkere. Pirewood.was much wanted, and they were
breaking up the ships in the harbour to supply the
dcfibiency.
ILANov ca, -DEC. 23.—The following Publica-
tion has appeared here
" His Royal Highness the'rrince Regent has
given a convincing proof of his affection and care
for the German States of his Majesty, .his Royal
Father's, and which cannot be sufliciently re-
vered, in having taken the gracious resolution of •
nominating his beloved brother, his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Cambridge, tube Field-Marshal •
and General Military Governor of the Royal do-
minions here, and therby atfordiiig his foresaid
Royal Highness Llic power of proving the affe--
tion and kind sentiments which he has always en-
' tertained towards this part of his Royal domi-
nions and subjects, and of_ putting 'in due force
such operations and appointments • as may be
made by his Royal Highness, which appointment
was most readily accepted by him.
" The Royal Cabinet Ministry, with the most
lively pleasure, fulfil the duty imposed on it, by
making public this ordinance, issued by his Royal
Highness for the welfare of the country.

"Hanover, Dec. 200813."
WURZBULIGH, DEC. 18.—Our Gazette of this
day, contains the following article-:—" We read
iu We Augsburg Gazette, that 60,000 Aust.ri3ns
are ordered to march into the Tyrol by Neukerch
and Matting!tacit, 'and 40,000 Russians by Lain-
bach and Sclutatienspdt. According to accounts
received at Munich, an insurrection had broken
out in the Tyrol, which appeared likely to spread
through the whole northern part di' that country
insprnck had been taken by storm -by the insur-
gent Bavarians. 'lChe Field-Marshal Count Bell-
grade, who chanced to be on ajourneyfromFrank-
fort to Italy, was taken prisoner by the insur-
gents. Fugitives who hue arrived in 'Munich
•

confirm this intelligence.
", On the 13th a division of the body regiments

adva.need -against, tle Tyrol, and. several divi7
•
•sitifts are immediately to
.break np for the
,same
destination. .With respect .to the cause, or the
object of this insurrection, nothing was known
wlicn the letter came away."
A Proclamation to the Tyrolese, issued.b.vßaro.ll
Von Lerehenfeld, dated luspruck, Dee. 12, states
that the,,objeet .of the insurgeuts `the .Tyrol was
to withdraw front Barhria, and .place themselves
nailer Austria. , •
1-lAmnvuou, Dec. 26.—The following.publiea7
flan, which has been issued here,
,reiates to the
masures of police adopted at this place ,