Star.
London, England, 1813-05-11 00:00:00

STOCKHOLM, APRIL 26.

It is reported that France has caused enquiry to he
rade of the Danish Government whether the Scheldt
6.,t would, in case of safe arrival, be made welcome
at Copenhagen, and there safely protected to the best
rF :heir power ; and it is likewise said Denmark has
c.epNd the offer, and that preparations are making
at Copenhagen for the reception of the foreign fleet.

The Rho;burgh Correspondent of the Ist contains
averal intercepted letters, which have appeared in
the Paper entitled the Prussian Correspondent. Among
that is the following

copy OF A LETTER FROM EUCENV NAPOLEON TODAVOUST.
" Aschersleben, April 13, 180.
" Ey arcilenr, and to my great astonishment, i have been in-
feor et!, i'rtnce of Eckmuhl, of your movement on Giffhorn. I
Attar to you, that in case the enemy should force u, to make a
retrograde movement, we must join; and I have no cause to sup-
pock: that you have had an enemy of any consequence opposed to
you. }lad- such been the case, I should have been surprised that
yuu did not write me expres-ly to that effect; hut, in the con-
traty•c.ie, you ought not to have taken any steps of yourself. It
repuned that the enemy has cro-sed the Elbe at Domitz : had
you remained at F.alzwedel, you would have been enabled to have
Intl tim, and forced him back to the other bank. At this mo •
mtnt I can give you no orders respecting the movements you
law to make, as you have not laid before me the motives which
titled you so to act. I expect your re,ily by the return of the
Oher. Pot the rest, Prince of Eekmubl, I pray GOD to take
ceder his holy and gnat protection. (Signed)
" EUGENE NAPoLEON."

The Report of Beauharnois' Chief of the Staff to
lathier, which is dated Aschersleben, April 10, no-
tces, that Beauharnois was then unwell; that several
wnnoissances had taken place; and that the- demon-
:nations of ti,e enemy towards Bernburg were proba-
bly made to cover a serious attempt urn Halle.
Tie Report of Haxo, Governor of Magilf_biag, to
the same, d'ated April 12, states, that Davoc.:l xpec-
ted w arrive cn the Pith at Giffhorn, on the Alter ;
and adds, on the authority of two soldi,rs Mo-
and'i corps, who had escaped, that the enemy were
drawn up along the Elbe towards Domitz, where
they would be able to pass the river.

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

TUESDAY; MAY 11, 1313.

Pratt`! (11• STOCKS THIS DAY 4• I' ONE O'CLOCK:
ted.ssll.:,—Cqns. SL e I—for ate. 5Y41-4 per Ct. 724
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Eank Long Aimuitivs 144 13-itohs

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived last night with intel-
trcm-1 that quarter to the 6th instant. The
Cni:wy7 Pr. tYCE had arrived there previous to embark-
ation icr Carlscrona in the first ;valance, and after-
ward; Harnhurgh, to take an active share in the
campaign. 'T lie actual sailing of the main body of
tk Eqedition was delayed however, by an
act:dent to cne of the transports. A report prevailed
2t Stl.ckholrt that BONAPARTE had offered to send
the 6:::.6,1t fleet to Copenhagen as a place of safety I
is too absurd to requite refutation.

The accounts received by Government, through
at medium of the Heligoland Mail of yesterday,
at Hambergh on the 4th instant, stated, that
SnrAsTrAm had left Luneburg for Salz-
v.eel, and in consequence of this movement, Lieu-
"dnt•General GrzoncreN WALMODLN had crossed the
,:Ile with a body of troops at Domitz. We com-
tnicated this intelligence in the whole of our im-
(elsiQn of yesterday, but it was nevertheless wrought
Into a Second Edition by some of our contempo
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tales, and the imptsing appearance of a Govern.
tnt tulletin was given to the article, to make it
T, re saleable.

(I patches r.c eived by Cov(rnment also star( d
a: the Emperor ALEXANDER bad removed his head-
,cers to Altenbur,2h, on the Saale, onthe 29th ult.
The alarm excited at Harnburgh by the tempo-
lry occupation of Harburgh, had entirely ceased
zh re the private communications which we yester-
-1 laid before our Readers left the Elbe. The fol-
,lng private letter from Cuxhaven furnishes us
nth sorne farthitr particulars of interest :

"'` CUXHAVEN, MAY 4.
We are in hourly expectation of a visit from the
who are only about 12 or 16 miles from us.
'el)! possible precaution against surprize is taken
anticipated by General Lygon, who is ever on
alert, and who personally superintends every part
It service in this neighbourhood. No more stores

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