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London, England, 1813-04-29 00:00:00

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TIIURSDAY, APRIL 29, 180.,1

FRENCII SORTIE FROM NIAGDETIURGII DEFEA,TED
tivITII GREAT LOSS.
A Heligoland Mail arrived this morning ;
it did not bring, as we expected, the official ac-
c nott of the action on the Seale. It contains,
however, the important news of the French hav-
ing
,made a sortie from Magdeburgh, in which
they Were totally defeated by the Russiani and
Prussians, kietithe loss of three Generals, and
17,000 men. We anxiously expect the details of
this action, which from the manner in which
it is spoken of, must be of considerable magni-
tude, although the loss of the French may, per-
haps, be exaggerated.
The Emperor of Ttossin and the Xing of rims-
SIA have established a Council of Government,
pro lempore, for the whole of Northern Germany.
ller.rdot:AN6, APRIL 24.-.7.41 vessel has just ar-
rived, Which left Aitona yesterday at eleven
o'clock the Captain states, that an official ac-
count had been published at HambUrgh 'by Gene-
ral TETTI:DIDORN on the morning of thatday, an-
nouncing that. the French, haiibg made a sortie
from Magdeburgh, were. attacked by the combined
RusSians and Prussians, who completely defeated
them with the loss of three Generals and 17,000
risen. The Captain affirms the Bulletin bad brain
published, arid cansea unusual joy in Hambnrgb.
lIIILIGOLAND, M'IIIL 23.---DAvottsT is again at
Lunebourg—DAaNnear, is on the alert, to pre-
vent his 'passing, the Elbe, with 7000 men. At
Hamburgh all are learning the use of arms. Some
works of defence are thrown up on the river-side,
And an order has been given that all vessels and
craft should be removed froin the Hanoverian side
of the Elbe over to Ilamburgh, to prevent the
possibility of his getting across below where
Poastrte.xto is posted.
About two tbonsand Cossacks advanced as
far as *Rhin tour miles of Bremen ; they posted
themselves at Lilienthal'. A sortie was - made
from Bremen, and the Cossacks left the place ;
they,, however, 'made an. attack. from another
quarter, and again drove the French out of
Lilienthal; the " whole of which. was consumed
'by fire. The French retired to Bremen.. From
Bremen we. have no direct-news, hut by way of
Cuxhaven we arc informed there were about 7000
men there, under VANDAMME. Both the Old
and New Town are in their possession. The
beautiful plantations on the rainfalls have been
cut down, and some works of defence hoe been
thrown upon them, and outside of one of the

Kato.
It is reported, a corps of Coss'aclis have cro,st!d
the rivet• Weser:

lli Bremen 8t),000 dollars have been again levied
by the ?tench.
On the 20th inst. a' letter was sent from Mr.
ELL:ZIVIAN, to Ge'l. TETTEN DWI accompanied by
6001. sfcrling, the amount of a subscription, railed
on these small Hands for the 'equipment of tlie
Hanseatic Legion.

Our Governor 1u contributed towards
it, thus setting a noble example.

HAMBUI:GEI, APRIL 20.—Our armaments go on.
excellently; in the course of this week our citi-
zen guard, composed of six battalions, will be en-
tirely organized.
tiAmuvaGtt, Amt. 20.---Accdrding to authentic
information, the-first English ship.whieli. arrived
'here (a.., mentioned in No, 62 of this paper)
was neither detained by order of the Conunander
nt Cllncli•,tadt, nor hai any correspondence re-
garding that vessel ta4en place between the Com-
mandant of this city and the High Presidency at
Altona, as being a Court which had no concern
with die business.

RATISBON, Arita. 6.—On the Zict instant, his
I\l,►jesty, 'our Ning (of Bavaria) arrived lieoe be-
tween 2 and 3 o'clock, accompabied by his. Royal
flightless Prince CHARLES, in the strictest incognito,
to pay a visit to their Saxon Majesties, with whom
they spent the whole of the eveni►►s. They like-;
-tyke dined and spent the evriling with tl►em on
Itow' r •
tine to day. , At 4 o'clock yesterdlt►y mort►-
jtzg, nijehty ►again kit our city, and returned
b3ch to Mimipti,

STATICE.MI), Aram S.— Yesterday a bloody at
fair to plAceueur annul, between the Prussian
advanced-guard and tile garrison, which made a
in which 40 men were killed, and nearly
1.0() wounded, oir our :,idle. The French wet,:
howcver forced to retire back to Daum, as VOL