The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-06-04 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, JUNE 4, IRIS.

HAMBURGH RAS .4GAIN FALLEN

INTO THE
HANDg OF TIIE FRENCIL

Heligoland and thtteaburgh Mails arrived .th is
morning, bringing the important intelligence of Ham-
burgh having again fallen into the hands of the French,
ola &today last. The Russian General, TETTEN.-
Nosy, quitted the city at eight o'clock, and. the
Fre,...4 entered it at nine, in conjunction with 4000
Deaisb cavalg and infautry.—The news received by
the Gottesbergh Mail might also be deemed impor-
tant, if any valiance could be placed in the accounts
frost Vienna, of Austria joining the Allies, with
80,000 men.—We have also received some further
onaiacta front the German Papers, which are rather
Interesting.
HELIGOLAND, MAT 31.—We have just received
the unfortunate intelligence, that Hamburgh again
fell into the hands of the French yesterday evening.

At eight o'clock on Sunday morning.; Major-Gen.
Tettenborn, with all the military, left it, after issu-
ing a Proclamation to the inhabitants, telling them
he could, no longer protect them, and that it was of
course left to them to do what they pleased.
At nine o'clock, 4000 Danes, cavalry and infantry,
and 20 cannon, entered the town, and a French Ge-
neral rode alongside of the Danish Officer, who
headed the Danes. Prior to the entering of those
forces, negocistions had been entered into between
the Citizens and military Commandant at Altona, and
it was stipulated the Liamburghers were to deliver
up their arms, &c.
Between seven and eight last night, the French,
who had crossed at Wilhelmsburg and entered Ham-
burgh, after having been fired upon by the inhabi-
tants of the Deich, close tp Hamburg!), of whom se-
veral were in ceasegnence cut down. The douaniers
and gen d'annes headed their column.
Goma in =MAX AT 29.—We have accoouta
from Stralsund; of to the 20th, they contain .nothing
new.

Different accounts from Vienna say, that the Ent-
.
poror.bas declared is' favour bf the Allies, and march-
e4 80,000 men tojobi,ibtOlh
Intelligence hut' jalt been received lave of
.an
American schoeiteeistisiiieer With sit ii-powidii!s,
having gone, disguised, Into Rore, a small hui:
boar between Maretraud and the. Wingo. This
information was linnediately forwarded by • the
British Consul to the. Commander of his Majesty i
ship in the Roasts) tied there is no doubt but the will
be liken care of. •
Letters received bare from Capeattegek elate•Stitt
the Deaisit Government has declare& the 4atmeligigei
which Eagiwad wished to negotiate was et tratalito
with the wMy and salty of the Statey and that them
foie the war mit be 'coutinued.

FURISER 8171140'ra PROII4.THE GERMAN
rAPERs.
LETTER !RON SAARNINED, NEAR POTSDAM!) NAY 20.
64. By the retreat of the Preach, sad advance of
our troops, all danger is happily passed sway. Pres
the Base likes -Bridge to itopenok, inerenchments
ere throws spi hues felled, and the Country laid
Rimier grater at sit iosemary points; intrenehments
arc fends* all around diareannd, the course of the
111001, web lie IleVerti arms, has been stopped by,
reservoir ponds, sad the whole couptry Winked.
Phiiiipstadt ls thereby laid finder water; the Mete la
ilikewlse done from Brewing, fat! as Potsdam,
I when the Naas lain as, Xs* 4.1110(f• is ion