The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-07 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

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BREMEN, DEC. 23.—The ,corpS- of
gerode 'was marched from hence-towardsland.
It will he joined by the corps under Bennigsen,
of. which our advanced posts have.already arrived.
'ALTONA', DEC„ '2l .---Wc. learn.that all the beg-
-garS in the streets and churches of llainburgh
were collected, and yesterday beuveen the., hours
of three and -six, were turned out upon the, road
14.. this place.. All the- servants pot born. in the,
'city were also 'driven out.. The churches, except 7,
ing St. Michael's, he converted into maga-
zines ; themrphinis have-been sent to Eppindorp,
that.awhospital might be made of the house they
occupied.-
TONNINGEN, Dec..l6.—Yesterday forenoon the
important fort at Vellcrwyck, which commands
the mouth of the Eydcr, surrendered to the troops
under Gen. Tettenborn. The garrisdn were allow-
ed a free retteat, on condition of not serving. against
the Allied Troops for the space of a year. Twenty-
eight pieces of artillery rand 'great magazines fell
into the hands of the Allies. At an early pet iod,
seven cannon had been taken at Hasum, and three
cannon at Tonningen ; and, consequently, in this
shortest of all campaigns, the Danes have lost 38
pieces of artillery to Gen. Tetteuborn only.
ZUTPHEN, DEC. 25.—Matters at Deventer still
remain in the same state. The French have burnt
60 houses:and two mills without the town. A
person who left that place on the 23d, reports,
the,: they already begin to be in want of fire:vOod..
'The garrison is. estimated at 1100 men. The
Burghers suffer greatly. • *
RosmALEN,De.c.,W.Conrerning the progress
of the French in this district, we can state the fol-
lowini., particulars :—lt was on Monday last that
the French quitted the Bommelerwaaid. It was
Molitor's corps, and which took the road to
.1-feesch 'and de_Graaf. The same evening the
Russians and Cossacki'entcrct here at itosmaien._
as likewise into Orthen,' and _spread themselves
abotit the whole district, where they have since
received a great addition of strength. 11161itoes
corps still consists of about 3000 men. The Bosch
has been closed for the last eight days. The
garrison there, it is said, consists of 150 vete-
rans. The fort of Papril will. likewise be de-
fended:
OVERYSSEL, Dec. 25.—The Cossacks have'
spread themselves almost all round Koeverden, to
prevent as much as possible the sallies..of the gar-
rison; which have several times taken place, to the
very great loss, of the neighbouring peasantry,—
They have • in this manner already burnt down
twelve farm-houses, as likewise an oil mill, and
the corn wind-mill, at Haien, which place lays
fnur miles from the. fortress. The neighbour-
ing peasants are all arming themselves. They
were very fortunate last Tuesday, having shot
several of a ,sallying party, made an Officer
and some privates 'prisoners,- and likewise taken
two field-pieces ; on this occasion one Cossack
was killed, and two peasants wounded. It is for
Want of artillery that Deventer and Koeverden'
are not yet taken. . About 2000 Russian troops
arrived two days ago at Almelo, who marched to-.
wards Deventer, and it was reported they were to
he yesterday followed by an equal number. These
have their arms and baggage with them, but no
artillery, which is very shortly expected.
The Prince of ORANGE has published' an order
for the observance of -a general thanksgiving and
prayer day throughout the United Provinees, on
Thursday,-the-13th of this inst. January, the same
with. our thanksgiving day, observing in the order,
that tie strict union which now exists between
the Netherlands, and Great Britain, which has so
zealously afforded every assistance to aid and
complete their deliverance, has rendered-it pro-
per that they should return thanks on the same
day to the Lord of Hosts; who has delivered the
Netherlands.

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London,
before the Right Hon. EnwARD, Lord ELLEN-
BOROUGH, Lord Chief Justice, &c. in ;and after
Hilary Term, 1814