Star.
London, England, 1813-04-09 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

44 Since yesterday evening reports have been cir..
culated, that the French who retired from Ham-
burgh and Pomerania to Bremen, after being beaten
by Colonel 'rettenborn's corps, 'had left Bremen,
and were on their march to return to Hamburgh.—
The idea of their having any serious views on Ham- •
burgh is so highly absurd, that no reasonable man
could give it a moment's credit. However, as some
ignorant persons seemed to be fearful, Colonel Tet-
' enbiarn has just published an advertisement, in which
Ile obsen.ics, that the French have quitted Bremen,
to quell the disturbances in the low country, which
they will riot be able to effect, as the Tocsin is rung
sorery where, and 600 Cos Sacks, united with the
*tined peasants, are advancing against the enemy,
yip without caialry or artillery only wander about
tns their own destruction ; that he is alone more than
a match for this body of -French ; but that even if
they were 20,000 strong, the Hamburghers would
have nothing to fear if they did their part. Still less
ave they now reason for alarm, as Generals Bencken-
i orff, 't iernischoff, and another passed the Elbe
With their corpz on the 2.5 th instant, and pushed their
advanced poSLs as tar as Salzwedel ; sn . that they
xi-lust 'aim' in the reiar of the French; if they should
advance tartlivr from Bremen. Why they did not
i' continue their retreat from Bremen towards Holland,
a;/aunt well be explained, unless credit be given to
the reports in circulatam, that the country beyond is
risen, and that they citalo; retire dint way. It is
• most probable-they will be all made prisoners.
• 66 The Hanseatic Legion has received arms, which
had been embarked by the French, but by the delay
cif the batgeinen it 'is said, have fallen now into the
hands of the Russians.
i • 44 From Austria we have no news that tends to a
spspicion of hostiiities against Russia. The Army
f.. f Obseriation in Bohemia is to consist, k •;s said, of
8;0,000 men ; but the current of public opinion is so
strong against France, that it is nut likely'it will be
employed to assist that power.
'''t 'The' Citizens of Warsaw have published (at the
beginrsing ©f last month) a pmclamation to the Poles
still in the service of France, in which, highly extol-
' ling Alexander, and depreciating Napoleon, they iii-
, vite them to quit the standards Of despotism, under
which they. fight against their countrymen, and the
lraetest of all Europe, and to return to their homes."
Tl:e Ilamburgli Correspondentrn, of the 26th March,
ccntains an account of the entrance of the Prussian
', arrny into Berlin, on its return to that capital, and
was nearly.sinultir- to 'that which' took place on the
17th of that month by the Russians, of which an ac-
( lout was given on Wednesday. In this precession,
" which was opened• by the City Horse Guard and 'a
detachment bf. Prussian Gendarmerie, -his Royal
i Hignnessfrince• Henry rode, accompanied by his
I Excellency the Prtissian Lictenant-General d'Yorlc,
I the Russian Generanf Cavalry• Count Wittgenstein,
the Russian Military Governor of Berlin-Count Rep-
nitt, • and. t'grett -tfutiaber 'of Russian' • and• Frui:an
Generals—different corps of infantrys • with tialir.. of

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