The Columbian informer, or, Cheshire journal — Keene, N.H., 1795-04-07 00:00:00, page 2

ROTTERDAM, JAN. 14.
Heefder, has furiendered upon capitu
lation. I: is reported that two Commis
sioners have set oft in order to adjust the
I terms on which the whoie country is to be
^yielded. We have heard a very heavy
Lcannonade during the whole of this day,
land a great conflagration is now raging at
h^aiftance, but we cannot precisely afcer-
L the place.
NELVOIT, JAN. 17.
? Twelve c'clcck.
■ Rotterdam post is this moment ;r-
Leaving bet n detainee by the ice. I
time te write this letter, which
Ito Harwich.
Things here are io the greatest con.
:/{■ : Ships taking in stores ; waggons
■■tyfcfyttll nart* via Gckra&ifrs Uto
ons roaring on all files ; the L'ng
here every moment expetting to be
{tiered by the Dutch; all the Eng
foldiery have orders to wear their
Gords ; the French prisoners- openly re
joicing ; the froft more intense than ever ;
tn'fkort, I think it will be a miracle if we
Lefcape.
God knows whether you will ever hea^ .
again : 1 shall, however, fay
& lament
ffl!ngHfli) fevcral of when were fcvere*
y woundid.
\/'^^rfi^re::Cireclvcap;tu!s
--■fuefaay and Wedrefday;
ra,^" $?r ~ cot k^ownyei.
'' '° m '^^ G^rtruydenbu'g
there was cbferved at Derd-
Fry large conflagration, cither
■■Edenburg, or Raamfdork.
from Arnheim, had not arrive
■Hay at Utrecht, which feeros to
Bite a report arrived here from the
■of Schocphoven, of the French
■breed the post cf Greb.
Lhofpital of the Hanorerian troops
was formerly at Leeden, has p>ff,d
th this place, in its way towards Am
h•
HAERLEM, JAN. 15.
ictal letters mention that the he<d
m of the Dutch troops, arrived yef
■from Gorinchein,at Woerden ; al
misery park from Urcchr. The
Dutch troops have, it is laid,
Utrecht to School hwen.—
&evacuated leted^ , arri the
ffipck upon Schcenhoven, and"
lugbt that the Ferch
Bion of Leeidem yef
their appearance be
be troops who were
from Papendreckt,
jhave marched up^n
^-replaced by feme
The letters from
rrive this meaning,
from VVoerden,fays,
ing from fix o'clock,
n the neighborhood
jcrinchem.
Utai&os a complete chaos at this
■priori ; the leidinjure ntye
what plans to follow ; ru-'
ucceeQ, rumour ; one hour Rotter
ron the hands of the French ; the
Fincham is burnt, and Dork tak
waggon that arrives, we toink
at its heels ; the next re
coQ&g the „who!b.