The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-21 00:00:00

DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

BOLOGNA, FEB. 16.—Lord W. Bentinck came
to Naples on the Ist instant., where he was re-
ceived with the greatest distinction.
BASLE, MARCH I.—At Dijon and %yid strong
ceirps of reserve are stationed. That at Dijon .is
commanded by the Prince of Hesse Hombergy, a
Lieutenant-General .in the Austrian service. This
Prince has under'his.conninand '.the troops of the
Grand Duchies of Frankfort, Wurtzburg, and
Hesse Darmstadt, and also those of the Principa-
lities of Reuss and Isenburg.
BRUSSELS, MARCH l'2.—We learn with satis-
faction that the Deputies from Belgium have
reached the head7qUarters of the Allied Sovereigns,
where they were received in the most gracious
manner.

The Duke of Saxe-Wpimar has his 11,nd-quar
ters at Tournay, where there is a strong garrison.

T''f• General commanding the second'corps is in
Atli, and the General cornmanding the third at
rs. The troops which ore march-lig along the
i~.Tt use throegh Namur and Dinant, and those
marching by-Charleroi, are all advancing towards
Champagne. for the purpose of joining Marshal
:Mi.!, 14. r. The army of the Crown Prince of Sweden
is already assembled on the Mettle; from the 10th;to
the Ifith, it was successively to put itseit iu
LIEGE, MNacti B.—The following notice has
bceu pablishel here
By order of his Royal Highness the Crown
Prince of Sweden, every one is prohibited to wear
any other cockades, or ribbons, than those of the
colours of the city arms, namely, red and yetlow.".
THE fIAGUE, MARCH .15.-Two battalions of
land-tnilitia marched from hence; this morning,
for Brabant. The siege of Naarden-will now be
conducted with more spirit. 'A hattoing train
has been brought from Gorcum, and the troops
before Nairden have been considerably reinforc--
ed. The enemy some time ago made a sally from
the town of Grave, but were repulied with some
loss. Her Imperial Highness the ArcliduChe'ss
Catherine, Princess Dowager of Oldenburg,
is
now visiting various parts of Holland. .
MAtten 15.—Letters from Milan, dated:Feb.
23, state that the Viceroy still had his head-quar-
ters at Volta, on the Mincio. A corps of 25,000
Austrians lia:1 advanced on Placentia. That place
is occupied by 18,000 French and Italians, and
6000 more French are rxpected. It is therefoie
supposed that a battle will siion .be fought in the
neighbourhood of Placentia-. ;The Austrian ca-
valry are .making excursions' to Stradella. 'The'
Neapolitans entered Leghorn On the 18th. the
French have left a garrison in the citadel. The
Pope is at Savona.
MARCH 17:—The Grand Duchess of Oldenburg,
who arrived at Anisterdam on the oth, after in-
specting every thing curious in that city, came
here by way of Itterlem and Leyden. She remelt-
eci this place on the 14th, and has since been oc-
cupied in receiving visits from the Royal Family,
the Duke of Clarence, and other persons of dis-
tinction here. Her Royal Highness appears to
be about 27 ,fears. of age, and is extremely beau-
tiful. She is s,:id to be a woman at uncommon
talents/ and to be highly accomplished. She has
two children one a boy, about three years' old,
accompanies her, the other remains with
_the
Empress. Dowager, of Russia.
Ile Duke of Clarence remains here, but is ex-
pected shortly to leave us, as be goes to England
by way of Helvoet, where two vessels, the Comas
and the Jason, dre waiting at present, for the
purposeof conveying to Harwich his Royal High-
ness and the Grand Duchess of Oldenburg and suite.
BERZIN, MARCH 3.--,ln England, the country
where every great and beneficent undertaking
finds honourable support, a subsOriptipn has been
opened for the Germa.ns,vhb have suffered in the
present war of iudepecidree. The Cogunittee
y whom it is managed, some time ago sent 10001.
to be distributed by the Council established here
for the relief of the sufferers in the country be 7
tween the Elbe and the Oder ; the one half of• it
to be expemled on the hospitals, and the other for
the immediate assistant:* of the inhabitants in the
districts over-run. This gift was accompanied
with assurances that these noble Britons would
afford additional aid for the reanimation of our
sick and wounded soldiers, and the relief of our
impoverished countrymen. The. above-mention-
ed Colima ,have by letter, .1.0 the name 'of, these
unfortunate people, returned them their heartfelt
thanks for this benefiCence. '- • 1.
MAiken 5.---We. communicate from an authen-
tic source the agreeable and important intelli-
gence that the fortress of' Custiitijs negociating
a capitulation, and will he-in our 'hands by the
middle of this month. The whole garrison of Ber-
lin, 22,000, is broken up, And proceeds by forced
marches to France. In all Germany immense
exertions are making; and all that can march take
the same route.

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BA4LE, MARCH 1.--The march of troops through
this city has continued without interruption ever
since the 20th of last month. The number of
those passed through here may be estimated, with-
out exaggeration, at 40,000 men, of diffeient
arms and several nations. They are all hastening
to join the armies in France.
DRESDEN, FEB_ 18. Twenty thousand of our
landwehr, well trained and , exercised, have just
marched away. Reinforcements for the Russian
and Prussian armies are continually passing thro'
Saxony, by different routes,- to M' Rhine. The
Emperor of Russia has given a: new proof of his
generods,and compassionate attention, by order-
ing large magazines of corn to be sent . from Po-
land to this. exhausted country, before the:Rus-
sian army of 100,000 men arrive on the Elbe.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 26.—The Divan has
resolved in a great meeting, to propose to, the Al-
lied Powers to admit an Envoy from the Sublime
Porte to the Congress for a general peace, both, to
maintain its rank as a Power of the first class, and
to take care of its interests in the negociations re-
lative to the commerce of the Aleiiterranean and
the. Black Sea. It is said that the resolution has
been already communicated to the principal Courts
of Europe. The plague has greatly abated in this ,
capital within this fortnight ; but at Smyrna, 'ac-
cording to the last accounts, it increases daily,
and none of those attacked-by it escape.
BASLE, FEB. 16.—Swiss newspapers contain the
two following letters of. his- SorptLe
•Highness the
Prince of Schwartzenberg, .Which shew the ele-
vated sentiments both of the-Ernperor 9:)f Austria,
and of the Commander-in7Chief.