The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-09 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

HAMBURGFT; JULY 26.--According to official
accounts from Copenhagen, of the 23d, the ne-
gociations with Prince Christian had been -opened
anew, and there was every appearance that The
affairs of Norway would be amicably settled. All
Holstein, as far as the Eyder, will, it is be-
lieved, be occupied by Russian troops. •
From'Mnnich we learn that Prince Eugene, Ex--
Viceroy,,of
_ltaly, continues to reside there. He
has; - howeVer, disrnisSed.the greater part-of the,
suite that fotlowed him from 'The Bavarian.
Minister, Count *Montgelas, is to be created a
Prince. Since -Bavaria has become mistress of
'Wurtzburg, and tire greater part of Franconia,
it is said that the plan, long in contemplation,. of
joining the Danube and the Rhine by means of a
canal will be carrie(i into effect. , .

HAmßußytt, 29.—8 y letter§'.from Co-
penhagen of•the 26th, we learn that Prince Chris-
tian has proposed to the Crown Prince of Sweden
an armistice for three months, offering to cause
two fortresses to be occupied by
.the Alligs. The
result of this proposal is not known ; but if should
seem the Allies fear that Prince Christian's only
object is to gain time, until the apprOach of winter.
Marshal _Blucher having arrived on the 24th
jnst. at Brunswick, and alighted at the Hotel of
England, so great 'vas the- anxiety of the popu-
lace to see the hero, that they mounted up. to the
windows by means of ladders. The King of
Prussia has dispensed with the farther services of
the Marshal, that he may be enabled to enjoy the
remainder of .his life in retirement. = .

Poser, JULY -22.—Y01• .sooste days. past troops
belonging to the corps of Count Wittgenstein
have been passing through here without inter-
ruption. The- day before .yesterday his Ex6el-
- himself arrived, and was reogived in a, man-
net hecoining his distinguished exploits.
WARSAW, JULY 16.7--We daily expect here the
arrival of his Imperial Highness the Archduke
Constantine." llarshal Barclay de 'Folly and
Prince Adam Czartorinski arc also shortly ex-
pected. •
MAGrniURG, JULY 25'.--,-YeSterday evening we
had "the-happiness-of receiving the Crown Prince
of Prussia, and Prince Frederick, the King's ne-
phew, who travelled in-strict incognito. , On the
same day the arrival of Marsllal Prinee.Blucher,
of Wahlstadt, raised the general joy to the highest
pitch. The anxiety of the inhabitants of Magde-
burg to view the honoured Hero of Prussia,
filled the streets with people, the moment the first
'cannon announced the arrival of the Prince.. The
multitude accompanied him amidst a thousand
acclamations, to the house appointed for his recep-
tion , and on alightin from his carriage, he was
received with tnti.s,C and shoats of joy, presented
with garlands,- and his bands kissed by all who
could approach him. Whenever his Highness
made his appearance at the windoW, a burst of ac-
clamation arose from Ike assembled multitude.
In the evening the-whole city was illuminated.
Early this -morning the Royal Princes, after
Ticwing our cathedral, took, their departure for
Berlin. About 10 o'clock Marshal Blucher also
left us.' A number of our inhabitants on- horse-
back obtained permission to escort him to a short
distance.