Star.
London, England, 1813-12-03 00:00:00

AMSTERDAM, NOVEMBER 29.

This morning between four and five hundred Cos-
sacks entered this city.
Yesterday, at noon, there again entered this city,
through the Meudergate, twelve or thirteen hundred
Cossacks, who, riding up to the dam uefore the Pa-
lace, accompanied by an innumerable concourse of
people, afterwards returned to the Plantation, where
they were quartered.
The General Commissaries of the Provisional Go-
arernment have this day received certain information,
that Utrecht, Worrden, and the neighbouring coun-
try, are now free from the enemy. as General Moli-
tor with his troops hf4d r.aired r G ,rcum.
The Russian officer Niewciciefl, who has arrived
here, asserts with confidence. that ti e al my of the
Prince of Eckmuhl has been totally defeated by the
Russian General Woronzoff; that the former with
great difficulty escaped, with a single Aide-de-camp,
'and that the loss of his army, in killed, wounded,
and prisoners, amounted to from sixteen to eighteen
thousand men.
According other intelligence which has arrived,
Dresden and Wittenberg have been evacuated by the
French ; and the Fort c f Kchl, oppniite Strasburg,
has been taken by storm by the Allies.
Yesterday the corps of the Burgher Guards was
assembled at the Grand Parade at the aim, and
there, in the name of the Prince of Orange, and the
whole people of the Netherlands, received the thank,
of the General Commisata:ies of the United Nether-
lands, for the important services which they had ren-
dered to their country by the preservation of this
city, amidst all the difficulties to wear they had been.
I exposed.
Afterwards, Colonel Van Brienen, Commandant
of this city, the Officers of the Burgher Guards of all
ranks, the GovernorGenerat of Amsterdam, the
Admiral of the Zuidersee, Baron Marklay, Major of
CossacksipßarouVon Zwiel, Aide-de-camp of Prince
Narishkin, and Lieutenant Niewcicieff, of the Don
Cossacks, sat down to a public dinner with the Ge-
neral Commissaries; where, amidst the music of the
Guards, the following toasts were given :—" To the
arrival of his Highness the Prince of Orange"—" the
restoration and prosperity of the United Netherlands"
--"the Emperor of Russia"—" the King of Great
Britain"—" the Emperor of Austria"—" the King
of Prussia"—" Union among the Allied Powers"--
" the continuance of their successes over the common
enemy, the French," &c. During dinner Mr. Ale-
wyn arrived, who had just landed at kcatwyk _ from
England, and who reported, that he had there seen a
regiment of the Guards embarked ; and that that
day, along the coast, he had seen the English convoy
fleet ; upon which " the deliverance of the country"
was drank to the air of GOD save the King.
The Commissaries of the General Government
have this day issued an order, prohibiting the use of
the French language in any document issued by the
Public Functionaries of Amsterdam and North Hol.
land, and ordering the use of the Dutch language is
its stead. ,
° LEYDEN, NOVEMBER its.
Last night, at about one o'clock, the French
quitted Woerden. The accounts from that unfortu-
nate town, concerning the plundering and murders
committed by the French, are very deplorable. It
is generally reported as certain, that the French have
likewise quitted Utrecht this day.
ROTTERDAM, NOVEMBER 2.6.

Yesterday a detachment of regular troops, with
cannon, and a small corps of armed burghers, enter-
ed and passed through this city. Eleven Frerichmen
have also been brought in here, who were taken pri-
soners at Papendregt, where, on the morning of the
24th, a smart action took place, which was fOnllt
with great courage on our side. The wtn-ho ttc,
which were prepared and sailed in a very short sf) icy
of time, performed distinguished service, and tine
French have retired to Sliedrect, and even to I la::
veld. This city enjoys the greatest tranqiiillity.
Nov. 27.—We have the following intelligence from
Amsterdam, under date of the 24th :

This day, about seven in the evening, there appear-
ed before this city about 200 Cossacks, under Major
sMarklay, commanding General Beukendorff's van.
guard. They remained Without the Maidenport,
until the Major rode. to. the §tadhuis. After a con-
ference with the President of the Proviiional Govern-
ment, an agreement was concluded, by which the Pa-
lace for the Dutch Government was to be evacuated
by the veterans placed there, who, with their officers,
were to take the oath of fidelity to the General Go-
vernment of the United Netherland%
About twelve o'clock, the Stec Commission,"con-
sisting of Messrs. J. M. Kemper and C. A. Fannius
Schoolknp with General Xrayenhof and R.ear-Adme.

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teal Vl:Wooten, accompanied by a Committee of Ma.
gistracrof Amsterdam, proceeded to the Palace, am.;
published, amidst the joyful shouts of a happy peop!e.
while the schuttery paraded, under the command o,
Colonel Van Brieneo, the Proclamation whereby
Dutch flag, surroutided by the Orange, should Ifi.
hoisted on the Palace, and that all public pla:,s
should be adorned with the same flag.
DORT, NOVEMBER 26.
Here every thing is in motion. To.nfght tars
hundred citizens have entered, and taken post at P 1.
penciregt. Three gun-boats lie in the river before
ttlt. town. All the terries areoccopied and the vessel
detained. No one can cross dver without a passpor:
from the Mayor. Many deserters come in from dif
ships at Antwerp : just now ten came over.
There have also been some vessels of the FrcncL
seized: one of which, coming from Helvoet, and ch:
stined for Gorcum, with ammunition, cannon, mu:
kets, and flour, was seized by the people on dieting.