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London, England, 1813-04-23 00:00:00

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GUITENBURGH MAIL.

GOTTENBURGH, APRIL 13?
The convoy which sailed on the 1 lib, and put
back again, his again sailed to-day.

8011 ZENBURG, APRIL 6.
The following Address has appeared Sere :
TO THE FRENCH GENERALS.
• " By the correspondence of General Morand and
St. Cyr, I perceive that the most severe measures are
intended to be used against the inhabitants of the
Hanoverian dominion, who, having been liberated
by the victorious arms of his Majesty the Emperor
of Russia, received in his name orders to consider

themselves as the subjects of their lawful sovereign,
and who by the express orders of -the Commander of
the Russian troops, were obliged to take up arms to
de:crid themselves arid their dwelling places.
66 It w.is not in their power to refuse compliance
with these orders. A punishment, equally just as
severe, would have been the unavoidable consequence
of their base: desertion of their duty towards their
Sovereign ;send it would undoubtedly be contrary to
the laws of nations adopted by all civilized people,
should a single Hanoverian subject be considered a
rebel, a d treated as such. I will not allow myself
to suppose that you, Gentlemen, will permit such an
atrocious measure to take place ; but I declare to
you, that in all cases I am determined to use repri-
sals ; and that all prisoners, without exception, which
are now, or hereafter may be, in my power, shall be
treated witli the same severity as you may spew to-
wards the inhabitants of Hanover, and that they shall
be answerable with their lives for the lives of the lat-
ter, who, in taking up arms at the express command
of the General of the Russian troops, only fulfilled
ibeir duty to their King and country.
(Signed) Baron Von DORNBIERCL" •
• BELTZIC, MARCH St.
- - -

Yesterday afternoon, the Russian General of Ca-
valry Count Wittgenstein arrived here, and took up
his head-quarters for the present. The following is
the proclamatinn which was yesterday issued here
Sazous-1 enter your country either to snake I
war upon, or to fight in conjunction with you, for
your freedom and the restoration of your degraded!
honour. Choose ! your choke may place your
Crown in danger, and cause your children to blush
for the conduct of their fathers !
44 Look and see what passes around you! See the
- noble Prussians, your neighbours. The whole nation
has risen in mass ;—in their ranks the son of the
ploughman is found by the side of the Prince ; all
difference of ranks is mingled together, and disap-
pears in the great ideas of liberty, honour, King, and
ountry. There is Ito other difference of talents and
of zeal in the great and sacred cause. Liberty or
death I is the word which Frederick William has!
given ; and solemnly has his while magnanimous'
zeople sworn to conquer, or fall worthily of such a
Saxons—Germans—Our pedigrees, our family-
4;ci,n.ters close-with the year 1812. The deeds of our
`lance-,..crs are cancelled by the humiliation of their'
tilesceudalts. The restiTation of Germany can alone
tenov.:te the nobility pi the race, and restore itlo its
original splendour. (Signed)
" COUNT WITTGENSTEIN.

He;,4l-quartirs, March 31."_

TriE EVENING STAR.

LON DUN.

FRT.DAY, APRIL. 23, 1813.
reE OF ti• FOCI: "t THIg 1) AY AT Ofsre: O'CLOCK:
Red. 581 t—Crams.sq i-4 per Cr. 73-I.i—Cotss. fir act. 5911
S per Cent. :vs; Is. 4.;.5. iii lisas 7t. Ls pre.
/lank Lo: Annuitb.s 1- l t.ths

The important acivices from Hamburgh, which we
communicated in a Second I:dition of yeratrday,
were dated on the I.l•th instant, and the following is
a more detailed account of their contents—the Em-
peror ALEXANDER has removed his headrquamrs to
Dresden, Tile Fecnch have entirely quitted the left
retiring towards Magdeburg; they
!menithe, but quickly abandoned it
10th instant there had been several
the Fronch and the Russians and
iicinity of Magdeburg, in which the
fatted with the loss of 9.000 men, and
-ossed the Elbe in great force imme-

iwedes, part of the expedition landed
lave joined the Russians and: Prus_
burg, and were to be followed by the

DeRNAPOTTE, the Cvoltn.Prince, at
bias expected on the Elbe• by the
Prussiaaartny, under GenetAl BLUCHER,
pop Erfurt)), in formidable numbers,
't, not least, in this highly gratifying
Ices—the Saxon troops have separated
the French, declared for the allies and the
:ir country, and thrown themselves info

important points in the above intel-
personal appearance of BMINADOTTIC
Ist BoNAp4aTE, and the defection of
Ire military talents of this distinguish•

Swedish Nation are already known
id he I,as tal--a the fiel.l precisely at
id in the direction mliere the weverett
iggle must necessatily take place.
val of a Mail from Hamburgh this
ut us' in possession not only of the
the above events, but still later and

intelligence; we therefore hasten
our Readers, in the enler in which it

HARWI,JH, APRIL 22.
ix smack, STANNARv, Master, arrived

ling from Heligoland, with a few pas.
bring iutell;;ience that the Rinse 44:
defeated a division of ..he Fruuch in the

Dresden. 1 lie rie
banl; of the Elbe, u
bad revisited Breme
i On the 4th and 10
- actions between di
Prussians in the vici
former were defeete
WITTGENSTEIN CMSI
diately after,
Six thousand Swe
in Pomerania, have
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i
Ii main bodrwith DE
their head. He Is
16th. The Prussia
is a
dvaucing upon
And though last, t
chain of occurrence
theniselvet fr,,,a the J
• deliverance of their
Torpu I
The two most it
ligence are, the pci
in the ield against
the Saxons. •I he
rd Cilid 61. the S.
to the world, and
.the marnet.t, and
/nit of the strop,g,
Anotber arriva.
morniog, h:ts put
full deta.ls of the
more agreeablei
to I.y it bcfrxe on
has reaaed us :
gs The Phcenix
early this morning
sengers ; they br
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