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MONDAY, APRIL 12, 181 a.

A Heligoland Mail arrivedlast night, bringing
intelligence of great importance. The French
division under MoRAND no longer exist) it was
attacked by the Russians on its march to Lime-
bourg, and not a man escaped. Moan him-
self was killed. The Russians had also ad-
vanced against ST. CYR, who, it was. supposed,
could not escape. The siege of Dantzic was
not. vigorously pressed by the Russians, from
a 'humane desire to save the town ; but the
blockade by held had been aided by a blockade
by sea, aid the effects of disease and the want of
bread and other essential articles .amongst the
garrison would, it was supposed, lead very shortly
to its surrender.

Ritibuttle and Cuxhaven were still in the pos-
session of the I3ritish troops sent front Heligolamk.
• The most important intelligence, however, from
the ieat: of war is to be found in the Gazette of
Saturday... It Nvill be seen from Lord CATucaaT's
Dispatches,. that au unlimited armistice had been
Concluded rc7tii Austria ; a fact of the utmost im-
portance,.asAt sliews the determination of the Ceb:,
binet of ,Vienna to withdraw altogether from the
contest, and leave Buor.tArmerc to encounter,
single-handed, the united force of Russia and
PruSsia, aided by nearly the whole population
of Gerniany; His , fears and his forebodii6. in
entering upon such a conflict with dintinished
means and blender resources, are evident in all his
acts.' He appOints his Empress 'Regent, to pro-
vide, as far as he can, for the event of his death ;
but he wants veteran troops, he wants skilful of-
ficers, Le wants the materiel of a force. It
ill be seen by the French Papers to -the 9th
instant, which arrived last night, that Soui.r hat

arrived'at Paris'irorn Spain, to assist Ms master in,
(iermany other officers and troop, have been, as
we alleArty linow, recalled front the same quarter.
Deceptions statements 'are in the; mean time re-
sorted to for the purpose of endeavouring to keep
6411t1 that the trench in Germany are
in full force and amply provided. Facts, un-
disinsteci, undoubted facts, successively disprove
all the boasting assertions in the Paris Papers.—
In Lord CAT'ltiCatier'S dispatches will befound de.
tailed the regular progress of the united Russian
and Prussian army, 'which completely sets at
twilight all idea of a French force being in
the way of sufficient strtnigth to obstruct
them. Dresden in the possession' of the Rus-
sians, the Prnssians also advancing into Saxony
(a spilited proclamation was issued by BLU-
CHER, on passing the Prussian Frontiers, for
which we have not room this day) the enemy en-
tirely driven irons Swedish Pomerania, Mucklen-
hourg, Lanenhourg,. and all the Phssinn ter-
ritory within the Elbe, the Russians cross-
ing the Elbe and marching upon Brunswick
Hanover, r and Bremen, and the people every
where reeeivint:; them with the most enthu-
siastic joy these are apart of the cheering ac-
counts furnished to us by, the Gazette: One ef-
fect of these movement:, has been, as we have
already stated, the annihilation of MorsArin's di-
vision., Another effect must be, very shortly, the
turning the French position at Magdeburg, and
the next accounts will, probably inform uh of the
abandonment of tI4 position, the strength and
importance of which have been so muds vaunted
in the Pat is reapers«

P.4.(our 4ceotint's left Iltutiburgh, alre-
port ‘'.a, in cir(:ulation, that tile Princ-e of. Et; K.,
UM. (i)AVOLYAT) had marched from I‘,lagdeburgh
with a turps of 14,000 men, tanti that, be -was pro-
.ce,cding tolvard3 Ilantlnirgh by the/ way of Bruns-
wick , If this reportiS to be relied upon,, the march
tuust be, considered a Sent of deSpetittO effort to
achitve something, ititd cause a tetnporary confu-
sion, kvitbotlC plan Or systmu; for by such a force 110
luattrial advantage could be gained. DAvougr.r
probably Avi,hed to save .111oHAN3 (for which por.
1)0t4, too late) uid ST. CI U, WOLIItI SOO/1
Ileet With the fate of AlOttA.Nn. At all events,
Ltoweve,r, ii 'DAyouST Inid put himself in march,
w4.6tated, .lie' would cross the dircet ibic of the
. ,
34,itsstan, advance, and woulc4 httve cbauce of
suceE%sin the eitconuter:

We kinvit extrueted trfitn the Paris Papers the
ieost ninterink documents relative io the mix be-
,Prulsia and France. h wilt he tit
the Pritsiutt Alonarch seized the N niTor
ttlitity tit eniancipnting liftxiatii from the yoke or
"'ranee, and of Owing flt I.lw (1131)0,41 of Ow
Emperor AL33XAtiiit:t3. 411 the reourect, ?f his
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