Star.
London, England, 1813-05-03 00:00:00

S'T'OCKHOLM, APRIL 24.

The Danish mission left dais Court two days ago,
and serious preparations are making to oblige ti e
Danes to accede to the proffered terms, which it is ge-
nerally supposed they will, withuttt our being coni-
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BERLIN, APRIL 17.

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Baron Desgenettes, Physician-General to the late
Grand Army, arrived. here a few days ago from
%Vilna, last from Konigsberg. He was left behind
with the sick in the retreat. He is in possession of
ofricial returns, for the service of the French Govern-
/wilt, of the number of deaths among the Frefich
prisoners in Russia—the total is 22,000 men. This
mortality will not appear surprising, when the state
in which the unfortunate men were found is taken
into consideration. The greater part were in a state
of starvation, their limbs frozen, and destitute of
clothing for the season and climate. Baron Desge-
reties has left our capital for Paris. He received
very attention during his stay.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL 25.
EITUATION OF THE FRENCH ARMIES IN THE NORTH,
ON THE 20TH OF APRIL.
Dantzic, Thorn, Modlin, Zamosk, were in the
same situation.
Stettin, Custrin, Glogau, Spandau, were but
feebly blockaded.
Magdeburg was the Viceroy's point de reserve.
Wittemburg and Torgau were in
.a good state.
The garrison of Wittemberg has repulsed an at-
tack by main force.
General Vandamme was in advance of Bremen ;
General Sebastiani between Celle and the Weser ;
the Viceroy was in the same position, his left upon
the Elbe at the mouth of the Saale, and his right
upon Hartz, occupying Berneburg ; his reserve at
Magdeburg.
The Prince of Moskwa was at Erfurt; the Duke
of Ragusa at Gotha, occupying Langen Saltza ;
the Duke of Istria at Eisenach ; Count Bertrand at
Coburg.
General Souliam was at Weinoar.—The town had
been occupied by 300 Prussian hussars, who were
dispersed on the 19th, by a squadron of the 10th
Hussars, and a Baden squadron, under the orders of
General Labassiere. We took 60 hussars and four
officers from them, among whom was an Aide-de-
Camp of General Blucher.
MAYENCE, APRIL 24.
His Majesty the Emperor passed the 22d in re-
viewing the tour fine regiments of the Old Guard ;
he expressed his satisfaction at the fine state of these
trocps ; they arrived at Mayence by forced tnarches,
and were only six days in performing the journey ;
they were so little fatigued, that they immediately
rass:d the Rhine. General Cunal has arrived at
Mayence, with the skeleton regiments of the new
Gaard, which is organising in this town. All the
equipments for these troops have arrived at Mayence
by extraordinary conveyances.
The Duke of Castiglione is appointed Military
Governor of the Grand Duchies of Frankfort and
Wurtzburg. The citadel of Wurtzburg has been
armed and provisioned.
The reports which have been circulated respecting
a pretended defeat- of General Sebastiani, and the
death of his Aides-de-Camp, are false and unfounded;
on the contrary, with the object of drawing the enemy
towards him, he ordered General Maurin to evacuate
Celle ; 1200 Cossacks immediately threw themselves
into it. On the 18th, General Maurin hastily entered
into Celle, pell mell, with the enemy, who was
thrown into complete rout, and lost some fifty killed,
a great number of wounded, and about one hundred
prisoners.
During this time General Sebastiani marched upon
Uelzin ; he drove from Great Oesingen a party of
600 Cossacks who fell upon Spinkenselh, where the
enemy had collected 1500 cavalry • General Sebas-
tiani immediately charged and broke them ; he took
25 men, wounded considerably more, and took some
twenty Cossacks : the fugitives were pursued to near
General Vandamme commands at Bremen, he has
under his orders the three divisions of Dufour, St.
Cyr, and Dumonceau.
The uneasiness of men's minds is now calm in the
,`.l2d military division ; the forces which they see arrive.
from all sides—the severe examples which have been
made of the Chiefs of the conspiracies, but particu.
lai ly the few troops which the enemy has been able
to sliew upon this point, prevented ill-disposed per-
sons from showing themselves.
The Duke of Reggio set out on the 23d from
Mayence, to take the command of the 12th corps of
the Grand Army. • t
On the 24th, the greater part of the army had
passed the mountains of Thuringe. The King of
Saxony having deemed it proper to approach as
near as possible to Dresden, has marched towards'
Prague. His Majesty the Emperor set out on the
24th, at eight o'clock in the evening, from Mayence.
The Duke of Daltatia has resumed the functions
of Colonel General of the Guards. His Majesty has
sent toWctzlar, the bull of Treviso, to organice the
Polish corps of General Dombrouski, and to form
from it two regiments of infantry, two of cavalry,
and two batteries of artillery. His Majesty, since the
Ist January, took this corps into hit pay.
Prince 'Eckmuhl has proceeded into the 52d
division to exercise, according to circumstances,
the extraordinary powers ielegated to him by the
Senatus Consultum of Stl April.
BRZMEN, APRIL 21.

A great part of the troops under the command of
General Vandammc have advanced. Our advanced
posts are at this moment at Ottersburg, a town si.
tinted on the road from Bremen to Hamburgh, six
k.t:,,ties distance from Bremen.