The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-17 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

DUSSELDORP, Dim. :3 —.Our Gazette contains
the following article :

yesterday between three and four o'clock in
the Morning, the
.Allics succeeded in passing the
Rhine, about a league Irmo hence, at Bointers-
Werth, 'Hamm, ike. This expedition was well
Combined, and it has had the most fortunate,re-
Sults, which have filled our city with joy.
" ,The allied troops, after, having surrounded
the town of and broken open the gates,
Made the garrison prisoners of war -:. it consisted
of 20 officers, more than '2OO privates, and some
douaniers.
'' Our brave wurrors had been for some time
anXiously desirous of at last finding themselves on
the left bank of the Rhine ; and in a few hours
after, we beheld the trophies of their victory, the
prisoners they had made, arid the eagle they had
captured. There were also foond'in Neuss a mi-
litary (chest, a considerable' transport of provi-
sions, awla^ n4inher-Df catrle. • - -
" Among those wh particularly distinguished
themselves-. on this' occasion were a number of
hhung men of the best families in our'eity, who
ave recently joined as volunteers, and who, from
their enthusiasm for liberty and their country,
formed the advanced guard. They returned amidst
acclamations of Success to the Allied powers
Their booty consists of a certain number of the
horses.that were taken. Upon their entrance joy
was depicted on every countenance : our fellow.
citizens are hastening to follow their example..
"'We learn that the allied troops have already
extended themselves upon the left hank of the
Rhine, and that they have advanced as far. us
Juliet's."

I3A BERG, D'Ec. -1.--The Courier who passed
through here some days ago, with orders to Prince
Lebsnow Rostowsky to hasten the march of the
Drolly of reserve under his orders, found that Prince
at Coburg. The first column of his army, which
forms what is called the reserve cat Poland, is
marching from Coburg. upon Schiveinfurt. The tld,
which is the rescrye of Silesia, is marching by Am-
berg tit? the Upper Rhine.
Nun KAMM:, Drc.'4.—Yesterday arrived here
A division of 5000 Russian infat,try ; it forms the
tit st column of a corps of the lluiati Rimy, the
passage of which ‘vill lost to the 13111. The se-
cond column, which is of the 311111 t strength as the

first, Will arrive'llere to-ftori ow. A part of this
corps is marching by Ratisbon tO join the army.
PKAGUE, Nov. 20.—;--Ifhe two first divisions of
the two hussar regimenti of the Austro-German
Legion', under the orders of thoir chief, ..Sfajor-
General Count Bentheim, passed throngh here on
the 2.rith, un their route to the, army. Field-
Marshal Count Collowrath %sent on horseback to
meet them, and accompanied them to the gate
called Iteichstbor, where they defiled before him.
These two regithents quitted the Westphalian ser-
vice in the month of September, to come under
the Austrian colours. They were the first who
shook off a foreign yoke, and ivho gave to their
German brothers the great example of fighting for
liberty and independence. Their tine appearance
and martial air were much admired.

VIENNA, Nov. 30.—While the Ring of Bavaria
was'at Frankfort, his Majesty oar napernr pre-
sented him with the Order of the Golden Fleece;
and conferred the Grand Crosses of tilt.. Order of
St. Stephen on Counts Montgelas and Zoppe
Bavarian Ministers of State.