The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-04-26 00:00:00

HELIGOLAND MAIL.

lISLIGOVAVD, APRIL 2(2.—A report has been
brou4ht here by a boat from the opposite coast, that
the combined Russia.ns.and Prucssitius, profiling by
.ngacte movement of Divoust; and the inacti-
he other commitriders had crossed thb Elbe,
tire advanced detachments of the 'enemy"
in the neighbourhood of Bremen.
'FROM HREsLAU, OF THE STH OF APRIL. •
Imperial Russian Grand Army, 45,004
lug, together with the head-quarters orthe
Alexander, on the sth instant put itself
porn fri~+n lialisch and its environs,to approach
and pass that river at Steinau. Another
corps .of 10,000 men, under the command
r-General Miloradoritsch, has put himself in
Iran Poland, for the purpose of crossing the
few days."
OF A LETTER FROM MOCKERY, OF APRIL 6.
tat had still remained left to us after the first,
the 'French from hlagdeburg, wa; totally
the second, which took place the day before
OA the 3d instant the French made a
nil Magdeburg with not less than 17,000
I a strong train of artillery, with the Vice-
;were! Grenier at their head. They had
1- left all the Westphalian. troops behind
Magdeburg, and collected oily French for. ;1

&Wrests. 06r:inch orManufacture or commercecano
in the present state of things, attain the least degree 44.,',
vigour. Every thing is depressed-7—even agriculture ,
every where suffers. The *inter, which set in se
early and.severe, prevented many thousands of acres
from being sown with winter corn, and likewise great
quantities of the latter kinds of fruits from being
. , gathered. But since February last, the occurrences
it cavalry consisted of new-raised troops, of the war, the transporting so many thousands of
the PAilsian Red Hussars, Chnsseurs, Cui-
.. sick, and the. supplies of all kinds throughout the
and thlans. Gen. Borstel, whose force whole country, have kept the peasantry continually
lost dill not exceed 5000 men, was obliged occupied. The consequence was, that there not
ty to such superior force, and wait for . only appeared on all sides symptoms of scarcity,
Scarcely had he quitted our place to- ; but likewise of distempers among the cattle, the
ihenziaz, when the Viceroy arrived here, i draft cattle being worked much harder than they
Cher with Gen. Grenier, took his head- could bear.
in the Count's palace, and dispatched some 1 Such vast contributions of grain and forage have
pursuit of our Prussians.. At this Place, been required in the circles of l.eipsick, Thuringon,
ing Will taken, broken, and 'destroyed. lf i and Wittenberg, that the amount was, some weeks
lie made to the Geniral, the-reply was. calculated at upwards of half a millir Of dol.

ago, cateulat at upwards . _mL .ion
tars. The greatest supplies are demanded for the
troops in the territory of Magdeburg; and for effect-
ing them in the spirediest manner, a Privy Councillor
of Finance has be,m sent from Dresden.
The great hospital in the metropolis was cleared
out with dll speed, and the sick, among whom were
many dying, were sent in part to Freyberg, part to
Augustenherg, and liubertsburg; others to ,Weissen-
fets, and further,on to Weimar, Erfurt, and Gotha.
The mortality at Wittenberg and Freyborg was
therefore very conVilerable. At Leipsick alarming
symptoms of contagion were again observed. A t
Weimar the sick strangers were carried by hundreds
to the house for shooting exercies, at some distance
fiom the city. At Gotha) likewise it was necessary
to [trepan, a place for them with all speed. if we
compare the notifications of deaths in the weekly
papers, with those in the Leipsick. political paper, it
will be found that Saxony has this year already lost
sixteen excellent and groat:), deplored ph) sicians,
who have fallen sacrifices to their professional duties.

usual In war, and this was lcceinpanied
most abusive language. Whatever tattle
their way, was killed and carried away,
besides this, the town was obliged to deliver 28
to Nad&litz. All sorts of grain for seed,
Id forage, as likewise all the hay and straw,
from the inhabitants, in such manner that
the proprietors left their houses empty,and
tic personal safety in flight. The Officers
searched the rooms and cellars of the
inhebitansy and carried off whatever pro-
lowed.
the 4th the French retired to Zeddenick,
wit 5000 men in Nlockerii.
the 6th, at. four o'clock iii the afternoon,
zits and Russian Hussars appeared. Scarce-
French cavalry drawn up at the hospital,
were surrounded by the Cossacks, like
bees, will the celerity sf lightning, and
sr safety in flight.
I ecliately came Russian and Prussian infantry
nrv, as if they had been borne on Wings,
;ales, and the fire of artillery and muske-
ued till eight o'clock. By this time the
'f Red Parisian Hussars, and another re- I . Sitt,—l am irethe habit 'of frequenting a Coffee-
cavalry, were totally destroyed.
General Count Wittgenstein, Prince Henryj house to read the Evening Papers, and settle the
!he Prince of Hesse Homburg, are' affairs of the nation. The Courier and Sta'resmao
resent at ZeddenFek." !lire the Papers which I prefer, ai tieing of different
Aran, IG.—lt is reported here that I political principles, our: has a chance to tee troth.
teet of transpor's, containiti; 40,000 Swedes I elicited by this flint and steel. Tim. 'Vforilloweeerai
have arrived olf Rostock, and landed.
occasionally falls into my hands when the others are"
rps upon the Ellie, -below, this city, have i
Tatty increased within the lastfew days, bespoke, and, on Saturday last, I was
.ttitieh'otruik:
lieved they *ill defraud' from" ritiu-with its remarks upon'the roreign Mws-,
id advance againit the:enemy. t peered Ao'ine very superior to their usual style o(
u, APRIL 2.—Official accounts have just~yriting.l had bat just concluded the
.:Y/or, when
red here, from the Russian head-quarters,
the Times of that morning was put into my hands,
tress of Cseastochan having surrendered
4'l which I had not before seen, and I then discovered
on to the Russian avers.
the imposition which had been practised upon me and
CorrspOndent of the 16th of April states, the
-my takes the road 'in Saiony, by the way the public, by reading the originalartiele in the Dimes,
, through iteinaii. The head-quarters were of which the Star had taken'a literal copy. Pray
to be • fixed at Sagthr, but were afterwards' Sir, do not you call this plagiarism, to vend another'a
The Emperor never leaves the army. ;
• writing and reasoning for your own I .•
II Atilt. 12.—We stilt flatter ourselves with n
.of the Xing of Saxony, and .If his joining If my memory fails me not, it is but a few months
rice-. 'On the 24 April it was announced in since, a very pompous-advertisement appeared in the,'
let tiefethe allied troops were not to fire on . Si,,, of their having incurred a' heavy exPence toH
sons. •-• procuye original intelligence ; and I recollect for
slob mooch,. the Danish Consul Bred(' some time afterwards the town was almost inundated
nit of his bed at sit *o'clock in the morn-
with their wain SEcoND and Tinny) EDITIONS of Most
MP military, and Carried to Foit Prussia iii
Afore'. wonderful, hut .stufoanded events from Russia and
Ulth instant,. the head-quarteri of General Germany, wllich gave them the character of the mit-
.her were reminurd from Chemuitz to Roehs leading .Syttr. 'That easie being UP I take it for
‘"the laver hfulde. An affair took Plate vrith
granted, the.lNvEnott of those fabrications has ad-
'reach, near aferaides'i in 'which they lost 50 vised ate pacmm4. of these burrowed compositions
upon the Puhlieys their own manufacture.
.rerea TRIM Llitnglet. OP 7'llg STII APRIL.
CoSSaPtiVet:ollllll hovering 'about 'Forge°, iirho Your's, Ste.
'vend inelesattandinti with the troops there. I Mostdai Morning. AVM*
the rtrlvsil sflf the Itost.i:los in tht. vicinity of
they:tarried off *lithe magazines et Dobai, '
fois N'hgdr noris - ;• a ...At -
-cordiug to a. revort,lost • is net Graben- ._
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To the EDITOR of the SI'.ITES3I.-IN.

QUID. NUNC.

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The joareeymve feilorelp. t,po metropolis have
etru,Ok.ro io,tidiniugt The rise propord
C4.4Seesley OT St. pei. wimk. • 4 •
skr,.

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the combat
the retroga
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driven in
and were i
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men stronl
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in motiorn
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it ~ Imperial c
of Major-I
motion fro
Oder in a
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r 44 Whai
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sally of t
, . lost by the
FF
yesterday.
sortie from
I men, and 1
isoy and GI
.11 prudently
i them in MI
the sally.
•
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sech as the
rassieurs, a
at the tame
). to give wai
succours.
wards Rot
and, feel
a quarters in
cavalry in 1
every thing
4 com;laint a
, that it was
with the n
came la the
• and besides
bullocks to
bread, and
1
It was token 1
S.
4 many of tl
sought thei
themselves
wealthier ii
al visions thej
4 ':On tl
having abli
" On tli
1 the Cossacl
'r . ly had the
/ i when they
I' swarms of
4.
sought thei
i. '.! " Imme
and caviar
from all sal
try cnntinu
regiment of
411 &impart of 1
" The(
of Prussia,
all at prase
. IListaun
i I , a large flee'
I • on board,
i The cor
bein so gre
t. that it is be
points, ant
BREcLAL
been receive
• 1 of the forti
1..
cataitulatioa
i
ll' . The Cot
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l
~
Russian arr
iof Silesia, 4
,i intended to
altered. 'I
•
BEAT.IN,
It 0 the return •
. the ;alliance
,
1: 1 ) the Parole
IheoCaitxtoh4ell
° 1
, ,`, I .
was taken
'' itig; by et,
his full uni
a ' Oil Hill
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l fits; on'th
I i'••
' thiv French
• , prisoners.
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live in Cep
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