The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-29 00:00:00

DUTCH PAP RS,

mrricim, innLIGENcE pßon THE ARsims Of.

THE ALLIES,

TfiE tkaug, Nov. 25.--The day before yester-
day,the ;nst. a body of:300 Cossacks present-
-0.1 them:elves before the city ofA,Jwiterciam,
tt•liichh they entered yesterd,iy morning, the 24th.
The French garrison, which bad shut itself up in
t;ty 014 Town-house, surrendered,subiequently
to which, Mr. itooi accqmpanied the Captain of
the Cossacks With his detachment half-way be-
tweeo Haarlem and Amsterdam, and took posses-
hion of the fort situated there by capitulation.

AmmanOt, Nov. ;24,-,Soarce bad the Cos..
sacks enteteij this city when the enthusiasm for
the good cause, which had animated for a long
time the gond citizens of this town, developed it-
self,, Ten thousand eitizens have volunteered to,.
day their services to march against the enemy, in
order to drive them out of their country.
Axtfaut of p Letter to the Gegen) Oqvernment, written frons
'on hoard aieMajeAty's Corvette pritirmarty off the 'feud.
`f I have this (lay received a letter of the 22d
trout the Hague, containing a request that the ne-
cessary troops and ammunition 'may be sent to
Holland as soon as possible. I can assure you,
that I am convinced that my Government has
pike!) the necessary measures to give you all pos.
sih,le assistance, and I am sure that it will make
its appearance immediately upon your coast, Be
assured that the English ure your friends ; and.
the British people already congratulate you upon
your approaching liberation.
(c S. Ittonew,, Captain."

THE MOM Nov. 23.—.-This evening the pu-
vernment has received the official information by
an express, which has been !elided by one of the
English cruizers, that positively a British fleet is
under 'mil to our ports in the North Sea, and
partly arrived on our coast, having troops, arms,
and ammunition an holm!, and which is instantly
to be followed by his Serene Highness the Prince
of Orange, _ _ _

" Head-quarters, Rotterdam, Nor. 93.
• " The General Baron-Sweerts de Landes ar-
_ Tired ycziterday at Rotterdam, and has occupied
Capelle and Ysseltrionde, on which the Freud)
who had arrived at Dordrecht retired, and eva»
cuatcd the town, falling haek upon Gorctint."
" ifeall-rplarters, at Leyden, Nor. 93.
".General de Jong marched yesterday on Ley-
don, where be has fixed his head-quarters, and
Las-sent to-chy part. of his troops to Alphen, in
order to se re the important place of Voerdeu."
9a the 21st Nov.,a Dumber of Cossacks entered
‘7oorthuy7.eo, while another another corps amt.
/pled the viiioges of Dicer and Rhutle.

pCTIIACT or INTEI,,LIGENCF. I Ti 014.1 NORTH HOLLAND

Most of the towns and villages of North Hol-
Jand 'are in ingurrection.' All refuse obedience to
She Emperor, and acknowledge the Prince of
Orange for their legitimate tlovereign, and raise
the universal cry, To arms, Netherlanders ! De-
liver yourselves from him Who has plready butch-
ered thousands of your children ; and consider,
, that if you are compelled to fight, ifis much he, ter
.to sacrifice your lives on your . own ',soil, for the
country which gave To u birth, where. your fami•
tics ;41411 friends relic e, than to he- carried off in fl
forrign Ittne4 anti be slaughtered, the. victims of
Ambition,