The Statesman.
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sional Government, an agreement was .
which the Palace for the Dutch Govern►
the sea lib:7 et nnt st e
be evacuated by the veterans placed the.
.have Y•l'"jrilebeszf -alttletieni":7l44eleme7:444): tillhtin'tetalc:i.'
with theitoffittersiaeOn'tie take the NM of
to the General Govestiksitst of the `liked bit
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which will vonviceail Died.
lands. .
About twelve o'clnik, the State Commission, ot
%Wis; of Mesa* S. M. Kemper and C. A. Faisal
Schcillen, with Generiff Krayenhof anditear•Adua
- telitri-s therfEre;'cilk T.Yrireri.nticitrt:4l:"Titit :":41:0.4':...
rat Vendooren, accompanied •by .a Committee. Oi
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if to v.„, .oame (,)! ltisettau,stAintioottaltrAn‘:
thezmmthei .
Magistracy of Amsterdam, proceeded to the Palace,
and published, adidstilieejoyful ehouts of a happy
people, white the acksOfers paraded, under the cern..., , . .
nand of Colonel Van Brienan, the Proclamation STATESMAN . - 14 i'.. .;,.... of .7"E' N";s4/ • ":-": :-...*.
.whereby the Dutch 'lig, surrounded by the Orange,.
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LONDON:' .1-mill!e:-.-""r"4-•
'- I ' CoPeimacosettotfee°orglitnfEkee kit' diteNdiletherfi;i• ris, to* r the e.
'should be hoisted on the palace, and that all public ai".
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incroficit 3, Imo; .' • vertu:lent !I. the 'affairs of Avastertltnnt
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places shoold be interned with the sadstallag. • '
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. 11'""' aln'hde. importance of the intelligence wesadh'fle:tbo
PROCLAMATION. • • 1
IN THE NADU OF oni MIOUNTAB iMZ MINOR Of _............. .
I communicate, has indosturcaeldemitrastheat:odoapmealnibirisyhtlhicthisrisitAidt.
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ORANGE ANA Nosktiv Tits Glit"" ""1"1- We are extremely happy to see the new Revoio.
MENT Of Tlllt 'UNITED ?MOORLANDS.
• flea in Holland advance on the solid ground a con.
By reports. received from the Generals are are in-
Advice and -teal) arid. attended. with hope •and
formed, thatan the,24th the aunty made a genes" al G°rotivine:nr3lor6"of telYbee'cittyo
advance-upon Amsterdam, Woerden, aud Dordrecht ; . promise of Anil success. livery when the people •
1 manifestan impatience to free.themselviss from the of November, took possesaion of the bit of Utrecht
Camp' Colonel Van den Beech/ yesterdays the 29th
that the advence upon Amsterdam was repulsed with
the4osts of a bides'', of ke pieces of cannon; that i foreigayoke, under which they have too long lain ; yin the name of his Ilighne ; the P ince of orange.
the• wag who advanced on riwilreChts being l'il- tend sees' promptitude is strongly attd timely seconded
soars
shalealliortly communicate the liaises oe tee' pm;
posed by our troops and guu-beats, was driven back
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tiotitartis Gement, with the .loas of many il - bY emiltill or- frieedly natiow 46,7t11 as the ae....
I;4vells 4
. yhes• love mulertaken t• admleister
-wounded, nod prisowers; t
..,\Jus was old/ ah)e ideal: oillesemaps horn Distill* it • seems out of all ! the govern..
.•pseetrete lute weetana4.. *th ,the loss tit' Wadi htelsat widely. crttlai entrwit throws, amount- : "Ini- a I:l4li4ty, now restored t° tilt Nfighealildsrl
h Commander ;• aid flag to forty et fifty thousand urea, isin the neighbour. 0,3,-,... ►, .c IL
killed, among whom is tie. F : '4' •".,. M. VoOPKit• . .
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sod and that a part of the vanguard has actually " A ' 44
W ANAIUSS;IIULTEN: '
*Mt the. object of the advance has happily entirely.
1 arsterdass, fils.m.vi .„
failed. . ~
Con- made its appearance in the central point of patriotism " .
and ralliment. • -
some days past. A Prussian vessel salved at Dovet
• We, are also informed by.accounts„from our There has not bees any arrive 'of Paris Papers for
' yesterday from Calais, and he intelligence brought
missioners at Amsterdam, that yesterdee, the' sth,
vie taarhia captain Baron Von Zwle), 21\ dialtoot• to j ' His Serene Highness' the Prince of Oitasoe did'
in Holland on Tuesday, as some of. the
Vince Narislikin, General of the Russian avattioak:l.not arrive
guard, arrived in that city fiOnt.the hea headquarters at Papers affirmed ; but landed on Wednesday, the Ist, by the Ceptiiin will be feund very interesting.
Patten near Amerstort brutal% intelligence that INTELIAICEN;E: FROM FRANCE oirIrESTORDAT'S
, 1. olit which time the Cossacks were every hour enemas. ' - OtTE.
he Lad left. a corps of cavalry there, with nrtillery !,___ , I • : ...
and some Meaty ; that the corps was advancing,
wiff in iftmlbera The Proclamation issued by the 1 : paven, Dec. 2. An unusual fight was witnessed
and must then be approaching by
the Amerifore Provisional Government at the Hague, on the 26th'' foray, in the arrival of a to se: i). his harbour an-
road. instent, makes known the first steps intended to be i edk Prussian colours. It is • o tong ince we had any
We are further informed that our CO Ills Irn s.onersl taken for giving effect to the general resolution.: foreign vessels in this pelt; the iiiiral was quite a
have dispatched, by the said Russian Adjetaut, let- tel lof the Statei. It informs also of the arrival inJat Ivessel left Ca • •
we tys -This.
ters to Prince Narishkin, urging him to hasten the .
i Amsterdam the day previous to' that publita..'ing, by slipping her cable: It was thought then an
:advance of some thousands of infantry, with artil- ; i emba -r o would be laid on ail ilie French ports with.
,levy and cavalry. Filially, that as soon as the first ! lion of the Adjutant to Prince NARIsOKIN, Ge.. g
Russian troops shall arrive at Amsterdam, some shall ! weal of the advanced Russian guard, whose head-- o'l4 delay,. It was confidently mentioned at Calais,
'be detached dpou Leyden and the Hague, and that quarters were at Patten, near Amersfort ; that a that an insurrection had taken place la Hol!snd,
in the mean time some Officers of the Amsterdam At I
! larger corps of cavalry, artillery, and infantry, was . and. that English troops had arrived at Amster.
tillery and 500 stand of arms for our volanteers shall
be sent hither. read iners
Thus by the generous support of Amsterdam and , dof Afort. In encouragement of the emu- 1 completely-:in the dark as to all political events,
Rotterdam, under the command of his Highuess, we' iation displayed by the brave Hollanders, prepare- that nothing publicly was known at Calais as to
arc placed in a state to make bead against the enemy dons were making in that department for organizing ! Helfand, or of the Allied Army being on the Rhine:
by water as well as by laud, and instead of a feeble an army of 20,000 men. The Proclamation men.l the only thing known, a d wt i... 11 was erpe-
resistance, to carry on the war with vigour. dons also that transports, with arms and troops, I rienced to 'the very ve•g. of distr.... and mi4ery
In consideration of this state of our affairs, we
long sauce prepared by Prince WILLIAM YE., might I was the conscription, which has tore fro n their hc mei
have mitered our forces, joined with those already
arrived, and hourly arriving, troops of the Allies, be daily, nay hourly, expected to arrive. In fact :
and friend!, _ every male person down to the age t‘f
to concentrate on one point, and to advance, by land ; they did arrive, together with the Prince himself, as .:;peette yen", capable of bearing arms, many of
and water, on Gorcuoi, in seder either to drive the ; appears by accounts from Haarlem. • ' „I their boys :were traar.Chnd off chained together, sink-
enemy completely across the eines or if he do rest} - The e .peatiaiana
: Government' has ordered the L. lug and 'exhausted by the weight of 'the musket and
retreat, to cut him off, and smelts the whole of A Ai
ariecoritineanc• of the French language in the public-jatirle elegeltieg- There is not a soldier' left in
troops prisoners.
We charge our Commissioners at Amsterdam end Acts.
This- measure'lndeed might naturally be ex. :-Calals, !rind All the new conscriptiott, have been
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Rotterdam to contribute, by their united efforts, to petted. It was one of the first steps even of theiteacche
l'olf lathe direction of Holland : the town
the execution of this decree, and to the general sue- Norman WILLIAM to substitute the French liiigieige'date" a eery curious appearance, and shows wirt
cess •of the endeavours of all free Netherlarelerst in our Courts of Law instead of the English. ~'l"wrefichitinesathe calamities of war,• and the tyranny
who are all animated by the same spirit of union e •• andover.taling passion of BONAiARTE for conquest
The recruiting 'the • '
in six following provinces pro-
and good order. -We charge our Generals and Ad-• and extension of powerhas reduced it to, Rotbill,
mirals to confer immediately with each other, on , seeded successfully, viz. Holland, Utrecht, Fliez-
but old men and infants left.
the subject of increasing their means of attack, by , land, Groningen, Overyssel, and Drenthal, where . . . ,
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the assistance of the brave inhabitants, in order, as ;the flag of Orange was already displayed over the I ' • 4
1 INITI'LI IGENCE FROM LORD litaiLLlsGTON's
opportunity may offer, to catty into execution our
more than evanescent French ensigns. A grand! ' ' ' ARMY.
decree with promptitude and vigour. I dinner
; was given at Amsterdam to the Russian '
Finally, we bold have called upon all free-born ~.„Pcrxouett, .DEC I.—Arrived the brig Dispatch,
and those of the Burgher Guards; when,
Netherlanders, to come forward as one man in this , anneal's,from Passage, in ballast, bound 'to London, boor
glorious struggle, bad they not themselves caned lin the midst of their hilavity, the name of Mr. !days y passage; brings intelligence that some smart
upri.us to head them in the reiteration of the Ne- ALEWIN was nnnounced, as having just landed at : skirmishes between ththostile armies took place in
therlands and Orange. w k from England, with news approach ,
. Kat y , of the
While this emulation is displayed by our brave vo- 'of the British Auxiliaries. The deliverance of the to het departure from Paa,age, during which a Ge-
lunteers, we daily, nay hourly expect the arrival of '
___. country was immediately drunk to the air of " God'
transports with arms and troops, long since prepared !Demi Officer is said to have fallen, and an officer of
by Prince William VI. and that he himself still Save the King." Idistinction wounded. The Mull& schooner, which
speedily join us. In the mean time, that ao time lt is confidently Stated, though not officially, that
arrived here yesterday from Passage with dispatches'
may be lost, we are making preparations in our de. the Dutch Fleet in the Zuidei Zee, has submitted : from Meld-Marshal WELLINGTON, it is expected,
pavement for the organisation of an army
of 15'000 to the New Authorities, and that its late Commander, I brought the official accounts.
men, who wilt be ready to take the field in the
Admiral Venneeio, has been put under an arrest.— - • _dip—
spring. This day we shall open depots for recruiting
in Holland, Utrecht, Friezland, Groningen, Over. This is an event so Important of itself, and of so The letters of Lord Dosouri-rimost and 'Mr.
yissel, and Drenthal, where the flag of Orange b it- much consequence in being made known to
seer Go- . GRATTAN, in reply to the communication adilre, (I
ready displayed over the- ruins of tyranny. - :vernment, that we have no doubt of its being anther!. t" to B
them by the Chairman of the Catholic B. a (1.
We charge ono Depertment of War, and all dell: fleeted as early as possible. i will be found this day in our columns. These d
and military Authorities, to assist in the execution Of.
The first regular Mail from Holland since the cements are of the highest importance. They colt-4
our Decree. . ._ , 4.,
(signed) VIV lirEN Irlins VAN MAASDAM. occupation of that country by the French, arrived lain a manly, frank, and algtsmentntive exposition ti
GYSKEnt I. AREL VAN HOGIENDORP.
une at theliagiie,i4ec 26, Mt , this morning at. the Post-Office. The Mail-coach the reasons which actuate ttcoe e‘al ed and tespeo.
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I witiqk brought it from Harwich, wok decorated with able persons to decline any inter.... ' with the Ca-
4bsi Oven* astle--Th• fetismiliff additional partico7 .ilsolia Beard, for the purpose of 4,-..oging the form
kW Oir extracted frees the contents of the above. of a Bill to be presented to Parliament for the relief
Mall : " . ref the Catholic body. That any difference of opinion
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IlaAitzitt, Novsn,Several accounts from the should arise amongt the enlightened friends of onaii-
Banks of the Vasil, announce teat the Prussian cipetion, is to' be lemented,—not becaPse those tlif-
General Oppee, with .a column of 8000 men, and :lerences tend-to excite any feeling like despair, as to
40 pietas of cannon, broke up on the 28th, to march "Use ultimate success of the struggle; not because they
by the way of Doeshurg and'Arnheim - to Utrecht. t, excite any suspicions of the integrity anti via of Any
General Bei:tendert arrived on the.27th at Zwolte 'of the distinguished individuals embarkotl iii thii
' with 2000 hosiers, 0000 infautiv, and 10 pieces of, cause, for of integrity and zeal those ditteretlees are
eannon. . themselves a proof—but simply on account of their
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General Billow, with fie in army, which is affording a momentary and delusive -triumph to tho
estimated at 30,006nten, brae up on the 25th from abettois of bigotry end intolereere. The preseei
Munster. Zutphen was occupied by the Allier; disagreement in seetiment is not in the teas' lik':
but the French had still a garrison in Deventer. to be productive of serious inconvenience—cacti pal::
AMsTEIIDAMI Nov. 29.—. Yesterday, in. conse- , ripay panels its respective 'object without the temn
guence of a resolution of the Commissioners for the riolitradietion or counteraction to each other ; the 01'
Government of Amsterdam and North Holland, itnentary conductors of the measure may th'cli'''.
thanksgivings were pot up in all the churches of thla
1 receive any instructions, lest instructions sibouot
tieitior the special marks of Divine favour shown to be perversely, by the foes of the Catholic cause, Sae'
'a time- by the expel- Stilled into dictation ; and , the Catholic hoard' "I

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HA ARLEm; Nov. 410.—Tb6"11tuglish ships- which
arrived yesterday evening off Scheveningen ore stili
laying off thi coast. The two which had sailed in
the afternoon to the northward were lying this
morning off nZautroord, standing back spin to the
Southward. '• • •
". Private lettkelif VOseivedirera several places in
Brabant, state- thit:a,spirit .af insurrection hodol-
ready shown itself ii more than one plea is, that
country. •

The FrißM of Orange lauded en Wednesday (Da-
;ember th and the Cossacks are hourly isicreasiug.

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A Oeutletion has 'reached this eonntry from Ham-
burgh, wbo states, U.ot only that the place wes.still
occupied by the'enemy, bet that whatever force might
,apßear beforeik; there was tio'prespect of its Innen-
der befbie tires:Tose of .the yeao4 and that it Would
prohably:hold'eut under the hopVtivereest is thaw.-
ti ticat inns, fei two •aiOutiti -
We have advieet from Ile!igulaad by a Alp which
left that island tle 'Monday trot. About 170 vesself
had arrived./.6ito'lhe Weser on/ the oeightmuriugl
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COnmt, in cootetioeoce of the reonovol of the litoekede,
but the merchandise at Heligoland w insufficient in
the of surds numerous

our wintry in these memorable times, by
sion of our sworn enetnies from the Dutch-suit, with
humble to God to bliss with his support and

!a. y, openly and boldly, before the world, the pit
elides and groundwork 'ef such a legislative measure,

quantity to supply . . demand a . - prayers
fleet. There were no packets at the islaiull which i favour the endeavours If his Higbnets the Prince of
will account for the absence of the mails. Orange, of the Committee of the reople in genet:di
' Gr.oaCE ALLAN Erg. of Grangef in ;be county of
and of every Dutchman In particular. . , •
Durhamt is elected fat the city. et* Durham, Ilie oP-
ponent, Mr. GOWLANDs having ea Monday declined The Ministers have also exhorted their ecnagrega.l
the contest. tions to assist, by voluntary contributions) ip ro-es.

as may appear best calculated to satisfy the CatlP-
ibody,—.leat their silence should spin give rise to
unisaperthrosion? and that, which they could receive
only as Injury; be again offered to them as relief.—
Whatever difficulties may oocurjytullever ialitegrgoota

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