The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-18 00:00:00

PUT(4I PAVAAS:

13gpt8,Wp hoq= just received the
important .14444419 that. :according to official
intelligonce, luntzia ttnd Custrin have surren-
dciod to Ole :dice, arid. Ow orders had been sent
to Brrliq tg i qve iu readiness more forage, pro-
.4;u, for the troops, widen, iu cansegnetwe
cf ti4i4 success, will proceed onwarth to their fur-
tiler destination,

BidamEßG, Nov. 17.-4Frussian Army, of he-
tweeil 30 and 40,0,00‘men4 is sbovtly expected to

march through this city.

AmsTeapiot, DEC.I j,...7i7We have this clay re-
ceivej lufotlllation that -Sc:hcituven and Duivelatici
have declared fur the Pripeela side, In the course

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of Tuesday the hqnts and p,eav‘ntry appeaml f).l
11104Sd b.eici,re the gates of giericlisee, tietennding
that the place should immediately be evacuated
by the Fl•nch. In the night between Tuesday
and Wcdnesday the Vrenela C9tuntandant 49:fil-
et' with all the military and Fieueli authorities,
and-on 'Wednesday 9.50 English marines arrived in
that town. These sothliers assure us that a fleet
witia laud troops on ho4r.cl were on the coast, and
intended to land at Waleheren.

lie Commissioners for repairing the damages
at,Woerden, having thereto been authorised by
the Provisional Government of the city of Am-
sterdam, arc to cause a general collection to be
made by Messrs. F. A. VAN WICK, C. IiAVANDER,
J. It. SCUOLTEN, and W. E. MAT'“us, who have
been, requested to manage this business far the
kmfortimaite sufferers of Woertien, who were suf-
ferers by the murders and ',Linder committed by
the French on the 24th, and :Nth of IsTo.
vember.

By an intercepted letter from Flushing, of the
2d inst. written, by an officer' there in the French
service, to a ewnrade at Naardeni we learn that
'the National Guard at Middleburg had refused to
march to Flushing, in, contempt of orders given .by
the Governor. The latter then sent three com-
panies of pioneers thither, under the command of
Roy, to oblige them io surrender -their arms
and uniform.s, but _which attempt was defeated.
Another national guard had been formed of the
inhabitants of Flushitsg, where every means for
resistance hadtteen taken, which sufficiently prove
the dif4eulties.untret which they arc.
AttN Elm„ Nov. 110-,-Virn are tnfurmed, by re,
speciahle persons who, tw'o days since found an
opportunitrof escaping (rpm, Nyinegen to, data
place, that nlcist of the French troop had
rted thetift-forn-riie,, an that there are
not above 5 or. 600, men- left, and every thing
t,hews, that Ny.megen will he evacuated, and Grave
put in a state of defence to, cover the Muse." A
serious affair had taken place. few days before at
Ninittegen, .With the Spaniards there, who after
having been made prisoners of war, had entered
into the French service, and refused, to march, to
brave. Ott Tuesday the 30th Nov. (the day on
which that town' was stormed) the retreating
French had arrived, in the greatest eisorder at
Nintuegen. According to the report -of jhe fugi,
tives, a greater nuntber were -dro:Witcd in, passing
the Rhine bridge
,thau is as: yet known. 'Ale
Doke of r'iIIENTUM had returned to Kleef,

iittl'DA," DEC. was, 011 the day before
yesterdays, at about 7 o'clock in the evening, that
the Sub. Prefect of the arrondissement of Byedaliad
rvceived information from the Mayor of Oorter-
bout, of Some Cossacks haying appeared OniVirk-
endam, and at 9 o'clock be received a second cx
press, with ioteltigence. that 80:6iSsacks had al-
vestal arrived at Werkendam, and carried og the
picquet of 1011611 es, nod
.gens d'itroles
At avec o'clock in the afternoon, twenty-five
Cossacks appeared before the Bosse (late of this
City, to make a reconnoissance, anti Came so near
that several, mmsk.et and pistol shots were ex-
changed, • , .

The whole garrison of this place, consisting et
too men, both coast artillery and marines,, end..
other troops,, wet, immediately in motion, and st
field piece was planted over the gate.
When, it began. to groW dark, tlte Cossacks made
po'ventent towards tite, Gequill Gate, which.
threw the garrison into such dread and Confusion,.
thAt General Akaert.r, who had Horne days before
been appointed Governor of 14cda, fearirq that
pis retreat might he cut off, determined on quit-
ting the city, and actually commenced doing so
at iitulut three o'clock in the 'morning.
'4.'he Sah-prefect having given notice to, the
Acting Nlayor of this evacuation, the latter im-
inediately considered OA giving the necessary or-
Ors for Isteserving the traoquility of the city.
17)0411; the evacuation, and at half-lastevc
o'clock.,yesterday even ing surontoncti t prin -
cipt,tl inhabitants tonssemble at the Lower Huth .e.
In a small. space of time itpwattls of 200 o.otl`-

men luta iviin in/nit diaipty formed pe,
troles to go thyough tilt city,
At 9 o'clock eight Coswack4, with an officer, ap.
pe‘jed before the Bush Gates who rernaineci wait-
ing there until the Mayor calla; to fetch thin
The officer then wtote a litter to Gen. ST,v,tt,
commanding the Imperial Russian ran-guard,
which he informed him, that he might iirr-
inerliately come to Brecht, where he
lre jorully received by the Durghets after
which the officer rode alone out •of the Antwerp
gate, where he had posted fottr Cossacks, to make
4 reconnoishance half way as far as Itysberg.
At 1Q o'clock general STAII, friVt.ti With

small general Staff at the oiltemosi barrier or the
Bosse Otte, where lie was receiverl by the I\l.-tyor

with a suitable speech, and was afterwards at-
tended into that city by the wbnic bcdy et. the
Byrihers, tinder the joyful And loud aCell44l46.olits
Huzzah ! grange linven &c.

At half-past lO o'clock we saw 1;i00 more
Cossacks enter the town, and every one was now
perfectly convinced that no enemy would `dare to
approach us again, the reliance on General.STAAL,
who kept exceeding good discipline, being general.
Thus did Breda, one of the Most principal for-
tresses for the defence of flolland against Vraoce;
see herself released, without the least 'bloodshed,.
from the tyrannit under which it has groaned for
19 years past ; and her brave Burghers look with
impatience .for the. tiontent in which the „lawful
Lord and. Baton Shall issue lijs orders, for the
purpose of hoeing" every thing 'transacted on a
regular footing, and our former happiness and old
thins again re-appear in this part of our native
country. ' -

ligi.vnuTsLuys, DEC. 16.—1 t is reported here
that Antwerp is invested by the Allies. )3riti4h
troops dully passing tbruggli this One for

ROTTERDAM, DEC. 13.--Thc,BuTgoinaster of
tl4eit-y hastens to inform the good pagers at
the following intelligence, communicated to him
by the Imperial Russian General Von IPTKEtI-
DORFF :—That the important fortress of Breda i 5
taken by his imperial Russian it troops,
and that the French garrison, IWO men strong,
in attempting to retreat to Antwerp, were attack-
ed by the aforesaid troops with such good eifcct,,,
that 6(4) of the French were matte prisoners.

Giveq at Rotterdam, 11th Pee. isia.
(Sigued) LF. VAN

ItarrEnteAst, llnc. 14.—We have received in-
telligence, that the French General, Baron .LOE',
CET, late Commandant of the Depttincut a the
Mouth of the Meese, at Gertriudeuherg, is made
prisoner by the COssacks.
Doupaianti.r, PRIV. i4--r-Tlm peoo4o 4.llitgl
troops, both infantry and cavalry, and of several
batteries of artillery, through this place, by the
way of Pependrecht, has never ceased since Fri-
day lot and on Sumrday, we likewise saw a, party
of the same pass through here. They'all took
the toad to gardinxveld. This day E»glish
troops are likewise to pass through papeodrecht,
who will cross the Maese, at HardioNveld„ and
arc probably destined against Antwerp.
J,'he tonottut,of the Allied trQops which hail al-
ready crossed at Werkendam, was, yesterday esti
mated at upwards of 5000 men, autj Many more
must since bate crossed or will cross at the same
place. Two bridges of boats are thrown over the
Lek, viz. at Kinleaburg and at Vittneu; The first
was completed on Saturday, end the other,yes-
terday,
Aecording to certain intelligence receireiLlhe
advanced guards of the Cossacks have already
taken, post witbin an English mile of. Antwerp;
but of the.eapture of that place,. however proba-
ble it is, and although it was •declared Otis morn-
ing as certain, by persons who arrived 1101! train
the tirOatic side,, we have as yet no authentic in-
telligence. .
Poltuancwr, lint:. I,o.—rDescrters arc contitut,
ally arriving. here from the,tiect at Antwerp : two
days ago, 70 men., headed by a naval Lieutenant,
came over, to us in a hotly.
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AMSTERDAM, DEc. 11.—In order to compel
the fortress of •Naarden • to a speedy surrender,
the Gavernor-aencral of this ctty, I.;:rayenholf,
has determined on forming a corps of Observa-
tion, to secure the villages and isolated dwellings
in the vicinity of . that fortress trout plunder- otil
murders. _ •

Witarden there is alreidv a great
want of every thing ; yesterday the bakers left
off baking, as they had no more Supplies of flour
un band.

Domp!itcirr: 1:40. 1 I .—OR the quitting of
IVilleinstadt by the French, and of the flotilla
posted there, every one who was , not a native
Freochnian, as well (.)f the gitvrison, as of tile
ships crews, deserted t the-French Cheinselves fled
in the greatestditiortier by cue way of stecnbergco
to Antwerp.
It is with no leas pleasore that we have to
state; that the whole crew' of the ship ChaChant,
laying at Antwerit, in so far as they consisted of
llitteli seamen, ginned the ship 'co muse at Ant-
werp, mid are no their road hither : the quarter-
toasters are :heady arrived here. Aecupling to
the Owlet; toasters report, this ere* cotisits of
abwt; 200 men, and on their dep.attare,
greatest disorder .reigneti Ht Antwerpa.sO that th;,, ,
I:iirge and and important city certainly he
gained to the good tense, oti the fifst
of ;he troops before its kVilitS.

TIER P Earn() N,

1.'.1.1F, IVITUE COCK ADEN.,.

ilitiD
TUE BOURBONS ! ! !

SUN-OFFICE, HALF-PAST TWO

The following has just reached ns. It 4san exact
copy of an Extract.tunn lite Letter whence we
matte the :,-taternent in our 'first iia"ragripli,

RffrTfRDANI, DEC. 14,
" AS I was going to the Post-Office with this

letter, news arrived from the Frontiers, tha

the Parisians 'had taken the White Cockade,

and that it was their intention to recal uit

metliately the liovanoNs. I heard the news
from the Secretary of Prince NAn.kixtN, the
Russian General in. Holland."

The original letter containing this: irnportan
intelligence is in the hawk of Lord CAsTLE

ItEAG.II.