The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-03 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

AMSTERDAM, Fan. 23.—Tourney, where were
lately the htad-quarters of General Maison, who
afterwards retired to Lisle, has been taken pos-
session of by the Allies.
Dwrztc, FEE. 3. —The General command-
ing,the Allied corps by !which our city was taken,
has now officially notified to our Magistrates,
" that Dantzick, with its territory, has again
returned under the dominion of the King of
Prussia." General Massenbach, the Prussian
Governor, this day annonnced the same pleasing
intelligence to the citizens in a proclamation,
which concluded as follows :—" You have,as
Prussians lived happily with Prussia ; disjoined
from Prussia, you experienced only misfortune
as 'russians, and with Prussia, you shall again
be happy."
The general joy was celebrated by entertain-
ments and illuminations ; and, what is still bet-
ter, by voluntary subscriptions for the sick and
wounded.

VIENNA, Feli 4.—A person unknown has pre-
sented his Majesty %with a silver service of plate,
consisting of 128 pieces, as a patriotic crutribu-
tion for the wants of the State. Duke Albert, of
Saxe Teschen, has :also appropriated from his Si-
ksian possessions 8000 ells of linen for the mili-
tary hospitals.
According to a- report from Field Marshal Belle-
garde, dated Head-quarters, Vicenza, Jan. 24, the
fort of Cessenatica surrendered on the 6th to Ge-
neral Nugent, and the greater part of the garrison
entered our service in the Italian free corps. Our
troops under the Marquis Sommariva had also ob-
tained a variety of minor successes in the vicinity
of the lake of Garda.. Grado, Porto-Buso, Porto-
Legnano, and Stoba, were taken. In all of them
..were found some pieces of cannon, and large quan-
tities of ammunition.
On the Sth of January the fortres of Cattaro
surrendered to the English Captain Hoste, of the
Bacchante, who, with incredible labour, had
brought several pieces of cannon to a height
which commanded the fortress. The garrison,
consisting of 310 men, were permitted to return
to Italy, under an engagement not to serve again
until ,exchanged. On the following day Captain
Hoste delivered up the fortress to a detachment
from the corps of Gen. Tomassich, and afterwards
sailed for Ragusa.
BaussEr.s, FEB-. 9.—His Serene Highness the
Duke of Saxe Weimar has arrived here, and also
his Royal Highness the young Prince of Orange.
At Ghent, as well as here, the Allied Tro&ps
were received by the inhabitants with every de-
gv—ratit"de.
. or tie ..—rener;
Delfzyl a treaty is now on the tapir, and we
anxiously expect the result. On the 10th, in time
forenoon, the corps of Volunteers commanded by
Colonel Van Heemstra arrived at Gorcurn, from
the vicinity of Koeverden, in order to proceed the
next day to Appingedam.
GRONINGEN, FEB. 10.—With respect to the
Otiard of Honour which the Department of the
Weser had been obliged to furnish, the•following

account has been receive,t :—lt broke up with

the 9th squadron of the 4th regiment, proceeding
from Lyons to Haguenau. Being separated from
this squadron at Strazburgh, the Guard arrived
at Metz on the 6th December, and on the 12th
their horses were taken from them, and they were
disarmed and treated as prisoners. From Metz
they were subsequently taken in waggons to be
conveyed to Grenoble, and since we have no ac-
count of these unfoitunate exiles.

BaunA, FEB. 14.—h appears that the French
have again made a soak from Antwerp, on the
side of Lier and Hoogstraten. We have accounts
of the capture of Maubeuge and Conde. The
English head-quarters are at Zundert. We have
also some English troops in garrison, and so►ic
of the Westphalian Laudwehrs.

The following may be considered as a correct
enumeration of the Austrian force which has
entered France through Switzerland :
The Ist light division, under Field Marshal
Lieutenant Count Bubna ; the 2d, under Prince
Maurice of Lichtenstein ; the Ist army corps, of
General Count Colloredo Mannsfeldt ; the 2d, of
General Prince Louis of Lichtenstein ; the 3d, of
Count Giulay ; the 4th, of the Crown Prince of
Wurtemberg.; the sth, of the General of Cavalry,
Count Fremont ; and the reserve corps, under the
command of Count \Veisseuwolf.; together with
one detachment of pioneers, another of pon-
tooners, and a third of sappers and miners.—
These eight divisions are composed of 7 battalions
of sharp shooters, 10 battalions of light infantry,
14 battalions of grenadiers, and 34 regiments of
infantry. The cavalry consists of 8 regiments of
cuirassiers, 5 of light cavalry, 5 of dragoons, one
of Hulans, and 9 Hussar regiments.
GENEVA. FEB. 1.-The head-quarters of Count
Sonnat, which were at 'Phonon, have now been
removed to Chamberry, since the French evacuated
that country. Orders have been received here to
raise regiments in the Departments of Mont •
Blanc, and the Leman. A plan has been formed
for fortifying this city.