The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-06 00:00:00

DUTCH PA'C'ERS.

littenA., Dec. 28.—T0-morrow the Russian
troops, of which our garrison has hitherto con-
sisted, will leave us, to form the van-guard of
General Von Winzingerode's corps, which has
now arrived in our country, and appears to be
destined, in corijunction with the Prussian corps
under General Von Bulow, to enter i.m mediately
into Brabant and Flanders.. The greater part of
the last mentioned corps is afready at Langstraat,
many of the inhabitants of which have already
60 01.70 men quartered on each.
We are: expecting some thousands of English
troops here, to replace the Russian troops in gar-rison.

DORDRECHT, DEC. 20.--Two days ago ;In in-
habitant of Gerinehen arrited here from that
place, having made his escape, though with great
risk. According to his report, there were already
500 sick among'the garrison, and an equal num-
ber had refused to serve any longer, who were
thereupon disarmed by the Governor, and confin-
ed in the church.

In the last week the peasantry in the. Alblasser
District took up !arms, hnd have thrown up a
battery under Schellennin,• within musquet shot
distance of the walls, and in general the pre-
parations for a powerful attack front the land
side, as well as • from the river, are uninterupt-
edlr contintted. •
Last night a heavy fire was kept. up on Genni-
kin,;from eleven to one o'clock, by the gun-boats,
which was answered by the eneniv from the walls,
but without doing any remarkable damage to our
bun-boats.
learn that the French garrison in the Bosch
was so weak, that its Commandant, not deeming
it sufficiently strong for the *fence of the exces-
sive fortification, has quitted the town • with_all
his men, and retreated to Papenbril, which fort
is very strong, and mounted with about 140
pieces of artillery.

It is said, that some Prussian hussars. have al-
ready been at the Bosch. A number of vessels,
with artillery and ammunition, pass. this place.
from' time to time, having. different destinations.
WILLEMSTADT, DEC. 27.-This day an excel-
lent train of English horse artillery was landed here.
The whole numb6r of En;zlish that we have
seen pass through this place, as well infantry
and cavalry, as artillery, are estimated by military

men, at 20,000, men, .but, according-to a moii-
deratp computation, amount 15,000,:
FlF.Lvovrstuxs, JAN:. 3.—Letters from Frank.,
fort of the 25th December say, 300,000 of the
Allies had crossed the Rhine at different points,
taking the route by Luxembourg And Nancy.
Reports from Aiusterdant Naarden is in
our hands, and tuat a numoer of., flags ti)f
,truce
are passing and repassing from Goreum.
Brabanter.s in that fortress have retused to,fight,
and have in consequence.been thrown into prison,
by which the enemy's strength is considerably
. . .

LEYDEN, DEG. 3.l.—The town of Naarden,
Deventer, the fielder, and Garcon), still hold
out ; however, it is with reason believed, that as
soon as the heavy `artillery shall have arrived they
will quickly general arming every
where 'proceeds with zeal and activity.

DORD,RECHT DEC. 27.—We learn'. that the
French troops which • retired front before Breda,
have take❑ post between Antwerp and Woest
Wezel, and cut the road across, in order to cower

the camp." „ • •
They write from Breda, under date of ,the 27th
.G December, that eneral Bunken dorf is incessantly
occupied in putting this town into the best state
of defence, all the inhabitants who can work be-
ing pressed a.nd daily taken to the outworks : 600
Dutch troops have this moment arrived here, and
we expect 400 more of them ; so that we can
hardly conceive how all these'troops can be lodg-
ed, as the Russian troops do not march out -by
parties. Prussian-troops are posted from Roams-
donk to Dpngen ; a considerable. corns of English
troops has arrived between Oudenbosch and Ze-
venbergen, so that-Breda is protected round about
by nearly 10,000 men.
We learn from .Tholen as follows :—On the
16th arrived here 1206 of the English Guards ; on
the 17th, 300 artillery-men, and on the 18th about
3000 men came into the island. On the 19th, 400
men left this place for St. Martit.s, Dyke,' but
were replaced by others. On the 200 a regiment
of infantry passed through, and 800 Englis dra-
goons without this pla-ce, the head-quarters being
still here. There are many troops in South
Beveland, and about Bergen-op-zoom. The
Hereditary Prince arrived here on the ''24th, and
had a conference with the English General and
Staff Officers. He set oil for teeubergeu, and
was immediately. folloxed by the regiment of
Guards, four comtiiiiiieS of artillery-men, with
field-pieces, andin tlfe same afternoon by the 35th
and 39th"regiments.of the line. On the 26th the
head-guar ters were removed to Steeubcrgen, this
place-being too