Star.
London, England, 1814-01-12 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, DECEMBER 3i.

This day General Blucher crossed the Rhine: The
*troops employed'in the siege of the fortresses set out
for the grand armies, as these fortresses successively
The good understanding which prevails among
the Allied Powers may be said to be unexampled.
To-day the Krng of Piussia departedfrop hence for
the Upper Rhine. Much*artillery has passed through
here, towards Mentz; probably destined for the siege.
of that city.
MULHEIM, ON THE ROER; JANUARY 4.
According to privatekletters, the army under Ge-
neral Blucher crossed the Rhine between Cologne and
Coblentz ; and it is said, that Cologne is already in
the possession of the Allies.°
ARNHEIM,, JANUARY -5.
To-day we received here the joyful tidings, ttat
the French evacuAted Nimeguen lair night, and Ow
the Allied troops Marched in till's morning. It is sup-
'posed that the retreat of 'the Fiencti *was occasioned
by the Attics /laving erbiie'd the Rhine' iu the keiglit-
.bourhood of Du.scidurf. • ' •

THIEI.,JAitUARY 5.
The bridge at Bernmel• is now ready, and .many
troops of all arms will immediately cross by R.
To-night the French have evacuated Druten and.
Leeuweu, taking with them 10 hostages'.
To-morrow the -head-quarters of. General Borstel
will come here;. those,pf General Lottom are aheady
at Boxamel..
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Bar ztfr,i)kermßEß.
According to accounts from the Venetian confines,
,the Austrian-Field Martha' Count' Von Neuperg, who
`had 'passed through , the Tyrol on his Way ;from the
grand German army, to the, head-quarters vt Mar
Belkgarde, who now commands • the army of
Italy, didnot stop there, but continued his journey to
-Naples, it is said, on a diplomatic mission. .
In relation to this report, letters from Vienna also
state that Count
.Mier,. the late Austrian Envoy at
Naples, had unexpectedly:ooAm to the former capi-
ial, and would itl a few.day* set out on his return to
Naples.

FRANKFORT,, DECEMBER 27.
• Berne, Soleure, and Zurich, are in the possession
crille Allies ; and on tile, 25th Count Bubna entered
Filbin-0 on his route to the Pays de Vaud. In France,
the Allies have already 'niade themselves masters of
all Sundgau, and the greater part of -Upper Alsace.
At Colmar, Colonel Scheibler had a successful ca-
valry fight with the enemy ; but in consequence of
being wounded, he was taken.
The forts of Landscroon and Belmont have been
taken, in which were found 16,000 cwt. of gunpow-
der. Huninguen and Befort are surrendered ;—the
last mentioned place is not provisioned..

DORSTEN, JANIII4RY 4.
• On the 31st of December, General,Blucher, with
the whole of the Silesi4n.army,-.consisting of more
than 100,000 men, crossed the Rhine between Bin-
Ten • and Catib ; on the folowing day General St.
Priest entered Cobientz. ' On-this side the Rhine, the
Allies were every where received by the inhabitants
with rejoicings.

DORDRECHT, JANUARY 7.
General Bulow, it is said,. has received orders forth-
with to advance into Brabant, with all his force, fbe
the purpose of supporting
,the great operations on the
Rhine. His force, including the Russians. under
Benkendorf, and the division of General Borstel, is
estimated at between 40,and 50,000 men. All his
force already marches through the district of Altena,
the Langstraato and the Barony, in the direction of
Hoogstraat ; and it appears their first operation will
be to expel the French froth the tipper parts of West-
wesel, and attack Antwerp itself'. General Bulow,
with his Staff, were this day expected in Breda.
FRANKFORT, DECEMBER 30.

The Allies more and more ex,tend themselves in
France and Switzerland. They have been every
where well received by the inhabitants oil the left
bank of the Rhine.

The Austrian General Count Bubna was this day
to enter Geneva. The inhabitants of that city had
risen•upon the French, whom they drove out, and
sent the keys of their city to Count Bubna.
At Besancon a French army was assembled, and
it is supposed that the Allies were marching' in that
direction. We expect every moment the account of
a decisive affair in that quarter. It is even now re-
ported that the French have been completely. defeated
at. Besancon.

BERGEN-OP-ZOOM, DEC. 29.
. . (From a French Paper.)
.Gen. Bisanet, who command,s.in our town, displays
great ability,and activity.. We have no reason to
fear the enety. Our garrison is .5000 strong, and
has -provisions for seven months, A ociusiiild oxen
were brought in this morning.