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London, England, 1814-03-11 00:00:00

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DUTCH PAPERS.

THE HAGUE, MARCH 6.

FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.

The accounts from the Grand Head-quarters reach
down to the 26th February. • They were then at
Chaumont, where Prince Schwartzenberg had con-
centrated the Grand Army, in consequence of the
retreat of Prince Wittgenstein. Oa the left wing of the
Grand Army a corps of 30,000 men was posted at
Dijon ; on the right wing, Marshal Blucher was at
Chalons, General Bulow at Rheims, and General
Winzingerode at Soissons. Marshal Wrede had
driven back the French under the walls of Troyes ;
and on the 26th another French corps was defeated at
Bar-sur-Aube.

All the Foreign Ambassadors were to assemble at
Montbeliard. ' _ _ .

Accounts from Bremen mention, that on the 28th
of February, and Ist of March, 10,000 troops had
marched through there, under General Walmodm,
al their way to the Rhine • and that 30,000 Prus-
sians were come in front of Hamburgh, which city,
it was expected, would be immediately attempted by
gal Tn.

Yesterday evening, Mr. Prevost, Austrian Coun-
sellor of Legation, arrived here as Charge.d'Affaires
from his Imperial Majesty, with the information,
that a Minister would be speedily appointed, and
with the strongest assurances of the friendship of his
Court for the United Netherlands.
BASLE, FEBRUARY 90.

All the troops in garrison here, the day before yes-
terday, received orders to put themselves in motion
for France. All the corps already On their route to
strengthen the Allied Armies, have received orders
to hasten their march. The passage of troops through
our town will be' very considerable, and last for se-
veral days. Other columns march for France by
Schaffhausen and Zurich,and some by the Frickthal.
The great magazines of oats and flour established
at Lindau are to be removed hither.

The following are the plincipal articles of the Act
of Confederation which has been adopted by the As-
sembly at Zurich :
The Cantons mutually guarantee to each their con.
stitution and independence.
No Canton to make any alliance with Foreign
Powers ; but each to be entitled to enter into military
capitulations, provided they are compatible with the
general ordinances of the Diet.
. The contingents of each Canton, in men and mo-
ney, to be regulated by the Diet.
Commerce to be free and unimpeded throughout
Switzerlanll _ _ _

The Canton of Zurich to be the first Canton, and
the Burgomaster of Zurich for the time being to be
the President of the Diet.

BERLIN, FEBRUARY 24.
The Dutch General aiendels is arrived here from
Warsaw, on his way to Holland.
The lid battalion of a regiment which was formed
in Sweden, out of deserters and prisoners of war,
'chiefly Dutchmen by birth, has passed through here
on its way to Holland.

LIEGE, FEBRUARY Sa.
Yesterday evening the Crown Prince of Sweden
entered our city, amidst the greatest rejoicings. He
alighted at the Assemburg hotel, where he was waited
upon by the Authorities of the Department, and a
committee of the Central Government. His Royal
Highness came from Aix-la-Chapelle, and his suite
vu very numerous and brilliant.

BRUSSELS, MARCH 3.
There are still at this moment 4000 French troops
at Menin. . It is said, that General Borstel having
detached a corps of 5040 men against General Mat-
son, the latter retired in haste to Lisle : eight pieces
of cannon and GOO prisoners were, however, taken
from him.
Our provisional Government has addressed a pro-
clamation to the inhabitants of these provinces, in-
viting, them to come forward with voluntary subscrip.
tions for the arming of a force for the defence of the
country.
We have received the following list of superior
Officers who were made prisoners at Dantzic : Be-
sides the Governor Count Rapp, there were the Ge-
nerals of D4vision Heudelet, Grandjean, Bachelu,
Lepin, Campredon ; the General of Brigade. Ad-
miral Dumanoir, d'Hericourt, Villiers, Husson, Be-
sancr,urt, Farine, Cavagnac, Prince Radzivil ; and
tie Neapolitan Generals of Brigade, Destrees and
Pepe.

AMSTERDAM, MARCH 7.

Our paper of this day contains a list of 152 gentle.
men, selected from the department of the Zuiderzee,
who are to form a part of the Assembly of Notables,
appointed to take into consideration the plan of a
Constitution.
The raising of the 18 battalions of Landsturm for
this city, which -commenced on the 18th of February,
is now completed. Yesterday, after church time, all
the battalions assembled on their 'different parades,
for the purpose of being exercised : the good order
• -sad regularity which the members of these corps have
dispbseeil, both in the course of their raising and their
exercise, 'stove the excellent spirit with which they
are ininiated. Thus, in less than three weeks, these
18 battalions, coo.ieting of 600 men each, and
amounting in the whole to 10,800, have been armed
and organized, and a tart of them have already re-
placed the national guards in the service of the city,
the latter having marched'eff for Naarden.
BREDA, MARCH 5.
Yesterday arrived here la convoy of French pri-
soneri, taken by General W4tzingerode in the affair
at Soissons. They consist pt General Longchamp,
$1 officers, and 1,8¢6 subalterns and privates.
Ott the Sd, the British troops broke up from their
positions, to place themselves nearer Antwerp, and
between that city and Bergen-op-Zoom. The head.
'quarters ate at Calmhout. The four battalions of
Dutch tr‘ ops which serve with theni are at Groot-
zundert and Rysbefgen.
FrtiTGARDT, FEBRUARY gt.
A column of Wurtentberg troops, under Major.
General Spitzenherg, this day departed for the Grand
Army, with the sth train of reserve ammunition.
By these apd 'othei reinfuicemetiti oOr arinT corps
tares increased to :A,90.0 men.
The landsturm of WUrteMberg is now organized,
and almost completely provided with officers and