The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-04-30 00:00:00

SURRENDER OF DANTZIC.

Another lleligoland Mail arrived this, reavelag,
by which Are have received accounts from ifimbisrgh,
stating, that Dautzic had surrendered ; but further
acesents, of one day's later date, from ltamburgh,
by the same M ails contradicts the report, as will be
seen by the following extracts. These accounts are
perfectly OM upon the subject of the victory said
to have been obtained by the Allied Armies over the
French near Magdeburg, the particulars of which
we published yesterday ; and being of a later date,
we may consider the former account as decidedly
411Intradicted.

11.0111URGII, APRIL 23.—Acenunts hare been en.
aired here from General Tettenboru's head.qaarters,
stating that Dantzic had capitulated. St. Cyr is said
to hare been beaten by ltattetsburg.
HELIGOLAND, APRIL 2C--A Gentleman wlso left
Uawburgh yesterday, says, at his departure the ac.
taunt of the capitulation of Dautzic had not been
ton firmed.

HANIURGII, APRIL 24.--According to intelligence
neeired beret the citadel of Dant:irk has surren-
dered to the Imperial Russian troops. The partieu-
lan an expected with the earliest opportunity.

ORDER OF THR DAY.

HAUIVROU) Aißit 23.—The cotes is herewith

Informed, that an engagement took place yesterday,
in the ticinity of Attersbarg and Rothenburg, be-
tween the sangnerd, undet the command of Lien.
demist Colonel Yen Beteltendorff, and the enemy, in

which the latter was defeated and put to ilitht, with
the loss of 100 prisoners, his baggage, and several

hundreds killed and wounded.

" By the attack of our cavalry, the enemy, who
•as 3000 itteeg, was forced to confine his move!
meets tO the high road ; and the well-directed fire
of our artillery soon compelled him to make a speedy
retreat.
" The judicious conduct of Lieut.-Colonel Von
Benekendorff, and the distinguished behaviour of
Lieutenant Von Berg, of the General Stair ; Russ-
sseoko, of the artillery ; and Paulow, of the Issum
Regiment of Hussars, which was the principal cause
the successful issue of the battle, deserve my
thanks, which I herewith return those Gentlemen.
" It Is with peculiar satisfaction that I have re.
mired the information, that the squadrons of the
Hanseatic Legion, which bad a share in the engage.
event have behaved themselves in a manner becoming
the brave defenders of their country.
OUPed) "Vie Impe►ial Hoodoo Major.
Gear►af Com VON TETTEN BORN."
" Itaashorght Aped It (t)."

Luseweito, Aeittc 26.--General Montbrun was
obliged to leave Os oh the gth instant.
Nearly the 'whole of the Resbian Ind Prussian
garrison marched oat from here on the 16th inst. on
the road tb Celle, We know that fresh troops have
crossed the Elbe in the ricinity of Werden, and it
is supposed that the march of the troops here is com-
bined with those. A number of Russians have
marched through (Tetuan, who are said to bare
passed the Elbe near Leuzeu.
A report prevailed here yesterday, of the French
having again put themselves in march towards Lune-
burg. We now hear that they actually did push as
far as trelzen, but have to-day been driven back by
the advancing Russians and Prussians.
ilsNai OF THE ELSE, APRlLlB.—Spandau was
again hen% ily cannonaded on the mo►ning of the
With. Its burrender does not appear to be so near

as was expected on the preceding day. The King of
Prussia will depart from Breslau, on the rid inst. to
" Cen. Von Blucher's *tiny, and k his head-quarters
at Meissen. Count Wittgenstein's headquarters,
on the 18th inst.. were still at Dessau. The Royal
Bavarian head-quarters are at Bamberg. The Prus-
sian Princes andfrinoessos,with the Royai Children,
Will retorts back to Berlin from Breslau in the begin.
niug of May.
Laargid, Arm, 18.—The following Proclamation,
hoed by the imperial General Baron Va Winxin.
Mode has onleared here:.
" It la a maul Immure with the ea malla of all
,justice, to treat with the grated severity all places