The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-08 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, DEC. 10.-:-The 'first battalion of 'the
Bohemian Legion.set off from hence yesterday on
its route for Italy. The second-battalion is daily
expected. 'the strength.otibis legiOn is estimat-
ed at 2,500 men. There are here, anti in our
Nicinity, troops of different arias to theanionnt.of
12,000 men, who arc exercised, and part of whom

nre in immediate expectation of marching orders.
Count Rasumowski, who; after having been Ansi-
bassador from Russia at our Court,.has resided
here as a private individual, is about to ,repair.'to
the head-quarters of the Emperor of liussia.

LEMBERG, DEC. 10.—The General of Division

naucke, late Commandant of Zamosc, arrived at
Lublin on the 27th att. whence he departed next
day with a suite, of four carriages, escorted by -
Cossacks.
Of the whole garrison of Zamosc, there only
marched out. 500 men ; the remainder are in the
hospitals. The scurvy makes the greatest ravages
among ihem, and ire,' in fifteen to thirty men have
lately died daily. 'Pears are felt lest the disorder
should be propagated. The garrison of this for-
tress experienced, during the siege, great want
of provisions ; horse flesh was commonly eaten.
General Rath has occupied the place with a gar-
rison "of 500 men.
BREMEN, DEC. 17.—We are actively engaged
here in the organization and equipment of our
icontingent for the Hanseatic Legion. It consists
of a sipadron of cavalry, and a battalion, of in-
fantry ; the former was complete long ago ; and
the infantry will spon"he completed. •
Bar LT_ IN, DEC. I R.—His Royal Highness Duke
'Alexander of .Wurtember.., Commandant or the
besieging army before- Dantziek, has addressed
,the following general order to his troops :
• " Soldicrs !—Your efforts, your constancy, and
,courage, have obtained their reward, Danttick,
that city which ,our haughty enemies regarded as
impregnable, has been compelled, after an obsti-
nate resistance, to yield to your efforts. Yonr
General is indebted to you for this coilquest, and
returns-you his thank., • In a few days,,you will
see this haughty garrison ground their arms before
you, in testimony of their submission and respect
for you.

" I will render an account to our august Em-
perors, and to his Majesty the King of Prussia, of
the important services which you have perforned
under all -circumstances. These Sovereigns will
.learn, that the enemy has burn repulsed 'in every
affair, and that none of your enterprises failed.—
Von Jo not form a numerous army-corps, but
your courage increased your force.
Twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth divisions, ne-
ver shall I forget the services which you have per-
formed to the good cause. And you, also, Russian
and Prussian land Wehr, you have rivalled in valour
the iliViitiureof your cotni:iy.
(Signed) " ALEXANDER Dnke of Wt RTEMBERG

The following are the Articles of the Capitala-
. tion of Stettin and its dependent torts. It was
concluded on the 21st of November, by Colonel
Lossan and Major Kleiist, appointed to that effect

by Major-General Plotz, ijeneral of the Laud-
• Avehr of Hither Pomerania, and commanding the
blockading army of Stettin and Datum,, on the
one part ; and, on the other, by the French Bri-
gadier-General Dufresse, and ii7olonel. Berthier,
appointed by the General of Division Baron Gran-
dean, Governor of Stettin :

Art. I. •The town and fortress of Stettin, Forts
Prussia and LaStadie,, and the town and fortress
of Damut, with all the works thereon dependent,
all the artillery, ammunition, magazines of every
kind, the charts, plans, and designs of the fort-
ress, the archives of the governor, of the engi-
neers, commissariat, and artillery, the chests, and
all the French property, not excepted in the ar-
ticle below-as forming part of the baggage of the
generals, officers, and soldiers, shall be given up
without reserve to the Prussian troops, in their
present state, on the ;sth of December of this
year, if the place be not relieved before that pe-
riod, "in which case the present capitulation shall
be void.

11. The garrison of Stettin' shall march out,by
the gate. of Berlin, thxt of Datum by theGollnow
gate, where they shall lay down their arms; they
shall march out with. the honours of war. The
subalterns and legionaries shall keep their sabres,
the soldiers their Havel sacks. The garrisons shall
have a_ route assigned them ; they shall remain
prisoners of war in towns in the Prussian states
On the right bank of the Vistula.
HI. The officers shall retain their swords, and
baggage,• their servants, and horses : but they
shall not carry off any thing that may be consi-
dered as Imperial property, and which dues not
personally belong to them.
IV. The subalterns and soldiers shall be main-
tained on the same footing as Prussian soldiers;
:the Royal Government shall regulate-their march,
and assign them the necessary means of transport.
DomTTSCII; DEC. 11.—The well-directed fire
of the'battalies which we have established so near
the fortress of Torgau, compelled the enemy last
.nigbt'to, evacuate fort Ziuna, after withdrawing
the artillery, and blowing up three posterns of
masonry. Fort Zinna consists of four bastions
and two ravelins, with a dry ditch, 18 feet deep
and 30. feet_ wide. This fort is 911' an eminence,
1260. paces from the body of the place, so that it.
commands the town and environs. It is' stronger.
and larger than Port Prussia, in advance of Stet-
tin. The posSession of this important work gives.
hopes that Torganwill''speeclilysurrendet ; the
more, as the zeal and valour which animate our
troops brave all the ditlieulties plcsented by a
siege at this season of the year.

LEIPSIC; DEC. 2.—Our. Landwehr the day be-
fore yesterOy solemnly took the,oath of fidelity,
to conquer or die for God and their country. It
is believed that they will soon set out pa their
march,