The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-19 00:00:00

*tit relieved from their. inipthonnient ia tht ttel-
4e, have; within these few days, marehed from
nelVnetslttys, to be embarked on board the trans-
ports which brought the Elinglisti cavalry to WU-
liamstsidt. The number which has proceeded
thither amounts to about 1600.. They have been
supplied by the Dutch Government with every
thing calculated to render the voYage healthful
and agreeable.

noTTEAbANI, SAN, 15.-The Berlin letters, of
the 4th of January, contain no news, except an
account of the arrival of sixty.twO deserters,
froth tustrin:

ZURiCKZEE, JAN. Yesterday the French
effected a landing in South Beveland, but were,
driven baCk again with severe loss.
,The English
had evacuated Steinburgen, but we heat that the
troops have been sent there again. •
DdRDRECHT, JAN. 10.—Yesterday morning, at
half-past seven, the enemy in Gorcum commenced
another heavy cannonade upon our battery near
Sleeswyk, by which one peasant and four Prus-
sians were wounded. 'Our batteries wore not yet
mounted, but %irk; understand it is to be done on
Tinirsday next, and for this reason the enemy was
'trot answered from Our battery; 'but with great
spirit from the flotilla.—According to authentic
accounts, the French have evacuated the fOrtress
of the Grave.

BASLE, Dec. 28 and 29.—The French garrison
of Landscrona, 400 strong,were yesterday brought
here as prisoners. •
Moroucu, DEC: 29.—General of Cavalry Count
Von Wrede having made a reconnoissance to the
fortresi of Huningen on the 23d, took one of the
towers by storm on the following night, which
will be a great annoyance to the besiegedt On
the 24th the enemy made a deperate sally.
The'following corps under COlonel Seheibler k
taken from the enemy : a transport of 100 con-
scripts, some officers, gcns d'arines, and a cou-
rier, besides 12 poWder waggons, Which were
destined for the neighbourhood of Brisac. Count
Ruthburg havixig'invested the town of Befort on
the 24th, and the Commander having been sum-
moned, has ordered the place to be fired upon.
On the 26th inst. Captain Heddinger, by sur-
prise,, made himself master of the fort of Blu-
mont, and there found 12 guns, °lle mortar, and
a considerable quantity of ammunition.
DELFT, JAN. 10.—A friend of mine is just ar-
rived from Dusseldortf with the following infor-
mation :, he left DuSseldortf on the 6-tb.. ,"Part of
n
Bernadotte's, artily is arrived in our eighbour-
hood, 30,000 strong; it proceeds to Cologne as
soon as possible. The Cossacks are within_ one
league of Brussels.
ROTTERDAM, JAN. 6.---Lord Castlereagh is not
yet arrived at the ,Hague, whither I went to-day,
and considerable anxiety prevails there relative to
his mission. However, this seems certain, that
nll 'idea of peace or negociation is, over for the
present. .

Trade has not revived as you expected in Eng-
land. but the export trade becomes more ani-
mated daily.—Their oppression was so great that
thcyatill think their emancipation a dream, and
are alarmed at every report.
We have been for some time looking for men
from the Crown Prince, who has at last detached
Winzingerode, with 40,000 men to Dutch Bra-
bant. The Danish'arsoistice has been extended
to the 6th inst, (to-day). Hamburgh bolds out
still.

The following is a curious trait of the Dutch
commercial character. Letters of credit and in.:
troduction were yesterday received here from An-
twerp in favour of the Governor of "C'r ()renal, in
case it should capitulate, and he become a p- ri•

soner.
JAN. 7.—We have great news to-day. There
has been an engagement before Coblentz, which
terminated in favour of the Allies, and in the
French evacuating that place and Nimegnett.. The
Rhine is now free, and commerce will revive.
A Gentleman is just armed from Mentz; which
he laft a few days ago. He says the conscription
is going on, hut that the universal cry is for peace.
'They are horribly afraid of the Cossacks. All
Brabant is with us. •
Lord Castlereagh arrived at the Hague yester-
day evening. It is perhaps fortunate he rid not
arrive sooner.
VIENNA, DEC. 23.—The arming of the whole
Servia, and of the Ottomans,' in consequence 'of
the peace with Russia, commenced last October,
and the force of Servia is now prepared. A great
part has actually entered the Austrian territory,
to co-operate in die great cause of Europe. 'yl'
hear already that four regi [mu ts have been formed,
the superior officer appointed to which are Aus-
t s
• RoME, DEC. 15.—1 t now appears, from the
progress of events in Europe, that Italy is to he
made a new theatre of war. The whole Neap -
!into military power is on its march to Lombardy.
The first division entered Rome in the beginning
of the month, and it is to be filled by the guards
and cavalry, so that we calculate in a few days:
that we shall have more than 1000 men here. On
the 6th the advanced posts were at Doukona on
the following day more troops arrived, and on
the 12th the whole equipage' of his Majesty the
King of Naples; Other divisions-of troops have
proceeded in 'different direptions.
• We are.assuted tat Count Neiphirg has been
sent from Germany on a diplomatiC mission to
Naples, and likewise that the Dtike of Otranto
(Fouche) had arrived at Naples, where the King.
yet-remained on the 9th December : lastly, We are
told that the Austrian Envoy, Count Mier, was
displeased at this circumstance, and took his de,
parturelor Vienna; where he arrived on the.l„4th
December; • It seems now- dear that. the
.Xing
of Naples is about to bring into the field, against
his brother-in-law, -Napoleon, all the strength of
his kingdom.