Star.
London, England, 1813-05-08 00:00:00

TENBERCI, DATED APRIL 19.

" Miloradowitsch is this day at Freyburg, and in
readiness to join our army.
a On the 16. th, we marched from Dessau to the
village of Zanow, to assist in the reduction of Wit-
tenberg. On the 17th, at four o'clock in the morn-
we were :,stacked by 800 French, who made a
sally to inundate the trenches. They lost a Lieute-
nant-Colonel, and 7S rank and file, who were made
p.isoners. On our side, we had one officer killed and
17 \:')UllaCtl ; and about 250 rank and tile killed did
wounded. '1 he Pr ussians were the chief sufferers.
Tie cannonade lasted until late in the evening. In
the mean lime Count Wittgenstein reconnoitred the
fortress, occasionally on horseback, but mostly on
foot. Front its local situation it possesses every pos-
sible advantage. We were speedily discovered, and
saluted with a discharge of grape-shot.
a Count Wittgenstein ordered the bombardment
to commence at eight o'clock in the morning of the
18th, and directed the fire of the batteries in person.
General Kosatschkowsky, who blockaded the tete-
du-pont, was apprised of this proceeding, and or-
dered to make an attack at the same time, in that
quarter-. A flag of truce that had been sent in, was
sent back with a haughty answer. The cannonade
took but little effect, the batteries being at too great
a distance. About 50 shells fell in the fortress, and
set it on fire in ten or eleven places. Our present
object is to burn the bridge, the accomplishment of
which, however, is doubtless a military problem, in
consequence of the tete-du-pont, and the numerous
batteries constructed by the French between the town
and the bank of the Elbe. But should the bridge be
once burnt dos n, the garrison, consisting of 3500
men, will be entirely confined within the fortress.-
13ernburg still holds out. General Von Yorck is Le-
fore it. Adjutant General Kutusow is in Leipsic.
Our corps d'armee has been reinforced with eighty
battalions and 96 squadrons."
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 24.

The Swedish Consul at this place has been infor-
med by his Government, that the recal of the Lega-
tions has no influence on his official concerns, or on
the mercantile connections existing between Sweden
and Denmark ; that the course of the mails will not
be disturbed, and that the intercourse in general Will
remain as before.
BERLIN, APRIL 25.
Count Von der Goltz, the' Prussian Minister for
Foreign Affairs, is going from this city to compli•
ment the Clown Prince of Sweden in Swedish Po-
merania.
APRIL V. Excellency Count Von der Goltz
has not yet set out to salute the Crown Prince of
Sweden, because his arrival on Gcrinan ground is
said to be still delayed by certain negociations that
are not quite finished.
SCHWEDT, APRII. et.
Great sickness prevails among the French in Stet,.
tin. Yesterday that fortress was briskly cannonaded,
as we could plainly hear. Twelve waggon loads of
prgvisions, also a quantity of brandy and tobacco,
have been collected here and sent to General Tanen-
zien to be distributed among the brave besiegers.—
This present will be the more welcome, as the neigh.'
bouring country has been severely treated by the
French, and is quite exhaus►ed.