Star.
London, England, 1813-12-22 00:00:00

FURTHER EXTRACTS PROM THE DUTCH
PAPERS.
“ KOTTER AM, DEC IS.

With regard to flushing, the Island ot
cheren is already relieved, and it is the tame
Tholen ; but we are yet without any intrUirduce
froth south Beseland. At Bergen-op-Zoom the sited
are shut, but there ig no garrison.
The spirit of entering into the service tinder the
Orange colours is not deficient here. A considerable
transport of troops are daily sent Off to the Hague;
and it is reported that no recruiting parties are seen
in that city."
gg WILLIMSTADT. DEtEMBER 14.
" The enemy id his hasty fight from thi!place has
not time to do much injury. to the excellent maga:
tine Which the French Emperot Canoed to be built -
there, and which cost him.upwardi of s.oo,o3oftincsl
there is remaining about 200,000 poundeof gutipow:
der, and i 32 pieces of artillery on bur walls. .The
enemy had indeed spiked the latter, but they have
all been rendered serviceable by Lieut. yon, Vughte
of the Coast artillery, who for that purpose came
hither from the Plaat. •
a It is the same with the flotilla ; the cordage and
sails of the several vessels are rather in bad condition,
but will All be shortly iepairid ; and the Ajar, which
was sunk, is pumped out, her bottom caulkedt and
sent to Helvoetsldys. We can therefore reckon the
whole flotilla as heist saved."

• LEYDEN, DECEMBER
44 All the Dutch troops hale left the Helder. This
infamous Admiral Verintel has not mote than 7 or

1 800 men, Mottly French donation, who ate in fort
La Salle : he has threatened to burn all the ships
which are in the Tezel, unless he is allowed •to pro-
ceed to France."
“ DORDRECHT, DECEMBER IS.

a According to reports that have been received
here this evening, and which may be relied on, the
passage from the Tielerward to the.Bomnseleaward
has been forced, and the enemy compelled to retreat.
after a very severe engagement, in which the Prur.
sian troops distinguished themselves; so that thelown
and the whole island of Bommel is now in the power
of the Allies.
" It is reported from atsgther quarter, that the
enemy, after a trifling affair yesterday, near Veen,
(between Wondruhem and Heutdeny, left. Heusden.
and the town was immediately taken possesile* of
by the Allies.
Wendiuchem and Loevenstein. hogs wlsieh
places appear to be still in the enemy's hands, wdl,
probably, be this day attacked in great force. - -
it Antwerp does not, as yet, appear to be in the
possession of the Allies, at least we here not, hither-
to, hal any certain information of it. bleanwhilt the
force of the Allies, in the Barony of Breda, is conti-
nually increasing ; and, according to reports, there
May be about 5000 men in the town of Bredaitaelf.
41 We have again a report from several, of 90,000
Austrians having passed the Rhine, at Dusseldorf.
after repairing the draw-bridge before that town, for
tlz.purpose.of of marching to Brussels.
la We hope soon to receive official intelligence of
this matter.

Mail 9 from Cadiz and Corunna also arrived this
morning, but they bring no news.

By letters from Gibraltar of the 94 inst. we are
/alarmed that the fever has abated so much as to in.
duce a hope that in afortnight from that date the
garrison would be declared healthy. The new cases
were reduced to two daily.

We understand Mr. PHILIPPART, the Author of
the Northern Campaigns of 1812 and 1819, will, in
a few days, give to the Public a Correct Memoir of
General MORS" and a Statement of all his Cam-
paigns. It is important that a Work of this kind
should be before the Public, and we are happy to
find the Author of the Campaigns has undertaken
it under the auspices of Madame MOREAU. We refer
our Readers to an Advertisement in our columns.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARL-LANE, DEC. Ith.
Having no freak arrival; this oaring, what little fine Wheat
was left over from Monday's ,apply said readily at that day's
prices. Barley sold full as well as on last market day, having
very little e
ra of line quality. Osts, in eanswpience the short
supply, are rather dearer. lf Peas, Betas, sad other Arddos,
ewe is no alteration.