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London, England, 1814-02-19 00:00:00

DLTCH P.4P.ERS.

LIEGE, Fk:BRUARY 11.

The Baron Von Bousshe, Lieutenant-Colonel in
the service of his Russian Majesty, passed through
here to-day from the head-quarters of General Win-
zingerode, op his way to the Crown Prince of Swe-
eten, to present him with the keis of the town of
Mons, of .Rheims, and of the fortified Avenues. Six-
teen pieces of brass cannon'were taken there, besides
a great quantity of ammunition and arms. The
troops of the Allies were every where received by the
people with rejoicings. The head-quarters of Gene-
ial Winzingerode were in the fortress of Avenues.
A great part of the advanced-guard was already on
the other side of Rheims,
SItANKFORT, FEBRUARY 5.
The Durseldorf Gazette contains the following let.
ter from Baron. Falkenhausen, Commandant of a
Prussian regiment of cavalry :
• " All the country as far as the Meuse is now
purged of the enemy, and every where the people are
delivered from the yoke under which they groaned.
On the 17th of January, I quitted our advance)
Bposts near Luxemburg, and advanced upon Arlon,
astogne, and Massarete, as far as Namur and Liege.
I was fortunate enough to cut off from the enemy
the resources whiCh he was drawing from the Depart.
went of the Sambre and Meuse, to liberate some
thousands of Conscripts, to deprive the enemy of more
than 100,000 francs in specie, and surprise two mov-
able French columns, which were destroyed or cap-
tured: The enthusiasm of this people is beyond all de-
stription ; you can scarcely form an idea of the re-
ception I have met with. They flocked to meet me
with banners,which they had taken from the churches,
even in the midst of sharp actions. -I had only to
follow them ; every where on my pastiage the bells
were sung; every where I was received with the
sounds of music and joyful acclamations of, Behold
our deliverer! the first of the brave Allies I—Long
live .the Emperor of hustria I—Live the Allies !-
Death to the French I'—The inhabitants threw their
hats into the air; in the intoxication of joy they em-
braced one another, and my soldiers shed tears of
(motion. All wished to combat with us ; and neither
Macdonald nor Sebastiani, in their retreat, dared to
attack the assembled people. These Luxemburghers,
inhabiting the country between Liege and Namur,
are a truly good people." ' •
ALKMAAR, FEBRUARY] tsf
•
The day before yesterday, an English two-masted
brig was observed off our coast seemingly in distress.
Some of our people went off in a. tithing-boat to its
assistante, notwithstanding the roughness of the sea,
*hen they found it to be atranspott which had sailed
from Jersey' sir weeks age, and had been beating
about in ignoiinteolthe Dutch coast. -There were,
on board the 'transport seven ()facet* one serjeant,
two corporals, 26'soldiers, and IS horses, all belong.:
in to the'Blst regiment, and coltmandid Lieu.
tefant Hume.' "Their provisions were, almost' wholly
consumed. They were alrsafely brought ashore next
dal? We art sorry to learn,' that there is a rePort..of,

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twa other English frail:Sorts boring been lost near
the Terel Island, and that all 20 board, consisting of
800 persons, perished, with the exception of 40.
BASLE, JANUARY 21.
The Prussian Minister Chambrier has gone from
hence to Neufchatel, to take possession of that pro.
vince in the name of. the King of Prussia. All the
Russian troops have left us, and there are only re-
maining a few Hungarians who had attended the
Emperor of Austria as his body-guard, prior to his
departure for France.
On the 18th the garrison in the Fort of Huningen
made a sally, by which, however, we lost only a few
men in some skirmishet The town of Befort is in
the hands of the Allies, but the enemy still retains
possession of the citadel.

FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 4.
Baron de Wetterstadt, Chancellor of Sweden, has
arrived here from the head-quarters of the Crown
Prince, on his way to the head-quarters of their
Males ties.
The Lippstadt Gazette announces, that the corps
of Generals Bulow, Winzingerode, and Wallmoden,
will pass under the orders of the Duke of Saxe Wey-
mar, who, besides, commands the Saxon troops.

The Duke of Brunswick comm .nds the second
corps of the Army of the North, which consists of
40,000 men, and of which the Hanseatic Legion
forms a part.