The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-06 00:00:00

i44LIOOLOD 4AIL§.

Ilitirm r.GH, ANatt 30.7=-;-Gcnorat Thiehnan,
with 10,000. i3,lolii, has, at 'lsprpm, Ohl:A the
Atuisiand. The King of Saxony it. expetted ut
•Dresden.

Spandau has capitulated.'
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The tienen ale-at Arai-burgh. 'General scbas'.•
tiani is at Lunebiirgh. The Russians and PrUS-,
•SiallS are on thiS'sitl the 4lbe.'
The #all of Dantz c basnot, yet •been confirmed.
IILL/GULAND, MAY 2. -General Thielmau
vuli 10,000 Saxons, left.Torgair, and joined the
ltitSiaos, to suiliort the cause of his -country : his
example will, no doubt, be followed by all the
.Gernians. The Weimar. and Gotha troops have
already done thesame. Bavaria wishes to remain
neutral; but it is not supposed she will be allowed
to do so by Rtissia*.
A Saxon Prince was expected to meet Frederic,
William, and Alexander, at Dresden.
;Davoust, with MO Men, Selmstiani w;th 7000,
and Vandamme with 5006, advanced towards the
11.^4tOe, and obliged the•liussians and flans'eatic le-
glow to cros'S the river. The; all got safe off:, 50.
Cossacks, which were cut off, succeeded in getting
to Cuxhaven, and were there embarked through
the assistance 61 Major Kent-...il.ger. At flam-
bitrgh, every preparation has been made to..give ft
warm. reception, Mitsui(' the French attempt to
cross...'rhey are at Ilarburgli, oppositellaniburglt.
l'he'v succeeded in .capturing a cutter belonging. tb •
Itamburgh ; but: in attempting- to get her Off, she.
was Sunk by the *ladles, of Willen4borgh, be*
toning to the Haniburgh:territnrSr.
Danes have sent gun-boats the Elbe at
far as Zollinspecker, and have voluntarily offered
food, and their,troops, to assist Hainbitrgh;
25.—Spandau •has • capitulated,
and the garrison engages not to bear arias against
Pruisia, or her allie::, for a certain time.• All.prd-
perty beloa&ingto the French Government muse
he left; and :thegarrison is only perinitted to carry
away their private property. The btggage lu
consequence is strictly searched. The articles of
a pitutation Will hereafter. be comminircated to
the public by the.Conurtu:der in Chief.
in the• eapitulatitin every thing necessary has
been observed, that it requisite to.. the honour
the..Pru,]sian arms, lirld thegeneral welfare of
, the titate; but more ilarticularlY to the peace and
security of the capitol, and; the free communication
by later: • '
LiEuvtril, APRI4 27,,--The following letter front
the head:quarters of his Excellency the Imperial
Itutsian GeneTallo Count Yon Wittgenstein, has
just been comOtunicuted to us.:---
" I have the honour of informing your Excel-
lency, that the garrison of Thorn has made a Ca-
pitufation with the lims±:irtit troops, according to
,vbieh the plaee•is tO be surrendered on the fish
(184.) of April ; the garrison to •lay down their,
arms, and oblige themselves not to bear arms
against WiSsia and her allies, within the spaee of
a'year'. And, in giving your :Excellency this,
agreeable information, 1 have to request-that you
will give orders to give public thanks to God for.
this happy event, by celebrating it Te Deuni.
(Siged) "Princar WoLcnoNsKi,
Lieut;-Pen. and Adj.-Gen. to his
Imperial Majesty.
44 Head:quarters:at Buralaw, `4lprit i X 33), 181$,

BERLIN', APRIL 27.—The Russian and Gernnui
1-0/4/thitt of this day contains as follows
ff The.hopes of seeing Austria assist in the li-
beration of Germany, continue to increase. Not
only pilvate accounts from Vienna speak of it as a
certain fact, but the' proclamation issued by his
Majesty the Emperor of Austria, concerning a
loan 'uf 45 millions, although not very clearly ex-
pressed, is nevertheless given in such terms as to
leave little doubt 9f its meaning; as it appears
certain, that if this money. was to be employed in
raising an, armainent for Napoleon, they would
havb given him the satisfaction ofsaYing it openly.,
But the very circumstance of its not being openly so
said, is sutiicient for us to judge of its intent."
,According to private intelligence' received, the
fortresses of Alodlin and Zrunosc have likewise
surrendered to the Russian arms.

By the latest accounts, Berriburg and Calhe
now in possession of the Prussian and linssiittt
troops.
ALTENLURGII, NVTOL cbn-
sisting .tif the combined troops of Saxe-Weimar,
Gotha, and flilburghausen, which sutTendered by
capitulation to his. Prussian. Majesty's hussars,
Eisenach, is thi, day arrival at
tsi hhee
Majesty's
,sOs. f
'l'liey, bat a entered into his t'rus-
service,
the general cause of Germany, and for the
tion of their native country from -a Shatnefel fo.=
reign yoke. The battalion will Oils day have their' '
arras and tield-piecei restored .to them : they are
to remain united, and tinder the command of their
Major, Baron Von in the Duke of WO-
inar's service, will, front this. titaelorward, form.
a part of our arniy•
neral Stewart, the
BERGiN, Aeum 27,--The Ennea„,et:
tion Jackson, and the E.ii;lish Courier Kiel, havf.:
arrived hel e.
stationed near Cracow did pot wait the attack of
od-41:e1.471V607i kto Ctt: :ll' at be
(el Pa°cloisthivtre:t°iol:l:
with the Aottrian General, in consequence a
which they are to he disartned and Conveyed thi.
thee, tovait t u deeiaion of
.their fate by the icr:.
nero negociittion. ""."

In Bohemia, 'especially in the Western circles,
a nunierous- army of observation has heel) as-
sembled, and according to appearance, the liait-
gariati Regiments have broken up.
ln the Tyrol, Carinthia, and Croatia, thi
people Are in 4 state of lusurrvaion ogginst tae