The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-10 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

GHENT, SEPT. 1.-It
.seems that for some days
past there is not the same good understanding as be-
fore between the English and American Plenipoten-
tiaries to the Congress ; the reason is not known,
but it is hoped that this coolness will be of short
duration. To-day there is a splendid entertain-
ment at the hotel of the AmeriCan Ministers, to
which the Chief Magistrates are invited. A num-
ber of Austrians who were prisoners in Fiance are
to pass' shortly through this department. _Many
English and Hanoverian -troops are arrived here.
The latter do duty in common with the Belgians
till these last march away, for orders are every
moment expected ; it is said that •Prince Ernest
of Aremberg will command all the Belgian forces
in our provinces. k

BRUSSELS, SEPT. I .-The arrival of Hanoverian
troops in Belgium continues without interruption,
and will last the whole month of September. Se-
velal regiments repair to Ghent, and to the fron-
tiers of Flanders.

BRUSSELS, S,ErT..3.—By order of the Sovereign
Prince, dated the 21st August, it is directed that
all regulations for the Dutch troops shall be con-
sidered as equally applicable to the Belgian troops,
with this difference, that all such orders shall be
issued either in the French language, or in that of
the country.

BRUSSELS, - SEPT. 4.—The -Hanoverian troops
which. continue to arrive, march to Tournay,
Courtray, Menin, Ypers, Verume, and NieUport.
All these places will have numerous Hanoverian
and English garrisons. Brussels and Ostend will
be garrisoned by .English only. Ghent by one
English and two Hanoverian regiments. The 2d
Belgian infantry, and- the chasseurs of Prince Er-
nest of Arcrnberg, remain in Flanders till they are
completely organised. The 4th regiment leaves
Tournay and marches to Mons, where a battalion
of chasseurs will be incorporated with it. The
regiment now at Nannir goes to Hasse's, and the
Ist regiment is to leave Brussels. The Belgian
regiments are to consist each of three battalions
of 1050 men, including officers ; as soon as the
present regiments-are complete; new ones are to
be formed. The regulations for the cavalry and
artillery are not settled. All our national troops
remain on-the war establishment. This city is
full' Of
,Belgian military, who have (witted the
French. service. Among them are remarked many
native French who desire commissions in our
army, which however it is supposed they will not
obtain. ,

It is affirmed, "that the Prussian .garriSon of
Luxembourg is to be very considerably reinforced,
and that during. the Congress, a most formidable
torce will .be kept up on the whole line from the.
Maese to the Moselle. These measures seem to
be take❑ in consequence of those of France. Let-.
tees from Ghent say,, that numerous couriers -ar-

rive daily at Ostend to and from London, vessels
being at all times ready at Ostend for them. It is
ohs'erved, that the negociations are not so ,active,
and that the Ministers will prtibably remain there
longer than wAs at firSt supposed.; On the Ist;
the American 'Ministers gave a grand entertain-
ment, at which the Magistrates, and also the- Eng:.
fish Ministers, were present.

BREMEN, SEPT. 3.--Madante's Bacciothi and
Borghese, Napoleon's sisters, have contracted
great debts in Italy. These will not be charged
upon the countries width they govkned, but tl►e
moveable and immoveable property of the whole
family in Italy gill be 'sequestered foi• their pay-
ment. -