The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-13 00:00:00

1- 04 it. r)!lr e ; :1" 4 I'' , V'/. !Ito , l'.l i f 0 IMPERIAL PAIIMA.MEigt: ; HOUSE. OF Comm()Ns, ble: A font.' o'cloek'the 81.P.,ktrit took the untLyri' . Pnd fin<ling there were only 3'3 Members present. Ho ase was, of course, adjourned till:.Mon day:(thii day). To THE EDITOR Op THE SUN. . . . St R, -- While I readily assent to the praise . whia yoli have bestowed on flee late Mrs. KING, the wi dow of a deservedly celebrated comic actor, in your paper of this day,, permit me to correct one error ni your account of her means of subsistence. Ilts. KING never was supported or protected' In 7 the The:uric:al Puna of Drury-lane Theatre, bat Aoh:isted on a very small annuity, arising fro m die, hniiiity 0 ( the, public on a benefit night, and the assistance of a few, indviduals• Thd l''ll4l/td st have a l traYs [cru(' to assist her in the sindriewt ':clegree till last year, wlieri Mr.. BANNISTER being ~eled Master bf the Corporation, she was com plimented with a present of tweoty pounds.---!t is but justice to the memory of Mrg. KING to Make this statement, otherwisi some• of her. very iew friends inly think that she deceived them, , : in not acknowled ,, "irr , au annual obligation to•the Yawl. Pec.ll, 1513, ^kniVtn-- iGnernitey buk—i. Cadiz, I Gotitetiburgh, 1 Jersry, t 110)lin, 9. Waterford. Coruinta, a Heligoland; 2 134 blitl, I Waterford. CANDIDUS. PRICE OF KS tonstils for Opening.. ...( • ;:li 1 Dif Trf I i wty 1 1 i I WF , /,'VF 0 'LOCK. Oiriltillin lit , (Gui vir , ' M otw „, ,Tt Al LONDON .11111DGE TO-1‘1011110W. • '"g3 a minutes after 7. 1 Fretting, 28 minutes alter 7. t h G 4 R. — tt rite rersee price 'of 'Brown or Muscovado Sugar, htlicePuted from the Returns made its the 'week ending St% 4-. ' rnlt er• ISM, i 5 725. MO. per cwt. ...- TIIL SUN. so LEM (Ails 1.'11:141". rm.st) t AIJakAT ? LONDON, lit 0 ,VD,-11', DECEMBER 13, 1813. SAW. We have it •►- groin authority which we are strongly ineinled to credit, that the Danes will certainly 1 11 14 ' I3IJ "APAtTes alliance, and join the Allies.— t ' O , the army of DavouST must fall a very easy l ' Pe Y to that of the CR OWN PRINCE, and the same tirottaistance will have a potent effect upon the fat e of Llatuburgh. 81 1'4.fi tlf:ss, . D EC Pacto/us frigate, *l t ik 1 .1 the Duke of CA NTIMIDGE, Count MUNSTSR, 'hilites, has been detained several gays, atter ineffvettial attempts to soil, about ten miles, 41 o"° tißt Great Nore by contrttry winds. 'Ras h "niog, ahnut severs .o'elocii, i.he again got on-, Itr we i gh , w i t h th t wind S. E. by S. and is oat tlight. Should th'i -vita eontiime in that gnar k''• she is expected tc each Holland by Tuesday. -----. • , A. vesickirotnErnhdeihas•brought German Pil- Pqs of a few days later late than those we in , 4 4411 last week, and of {;'eat interest, as Avery 11 ' 1 '4: must be which comes•from this important (144t er , The Allies are brit' , Ong up. their farce to the banks of the Ridne, an't. as pontoons and Itltt • ' - 'eviot . artillery are ntitice‘l as ....prorninent part , nf the 'e supplies, it • fairly to be . itrestiMed,lhat Is ',.cavin.:, s„,, t . 1 ' t '" "neient corps' to nestege Kehl, . the tO6- " - Nut at o l'-1 i ttilg -AOvCI), &C. arid to 'observe PER ' I :t.vs , • 13 ;„' ." the main armies of the. (odederates i Proceed A ,,,, 0 0: 4 3 the Rhine and . invade i.. 1, 1411 " . This may ' be done at : many tpomts'i 1 1"ns 1 1 • 4 of b r id ges of boats, or flying bridges, • 4 We •have no reason to believe that 1 the en e ., ., " 1 Y Is in condition to . line the opposite shores; 1 s'it'h tu ,' 0 ' , ie. , It should 4,,,. ps to contest t h e p a s s a g e. l " that the affectation. ;of neutrality in Swit i-..er•l'lol will not be respected by ill AllieS, as a is k o penly mentioned that one of the invading 4, iii ,,,_ ~ tr. " i%lll march through that country in its ,ip! `ite for Alsace.. Another will proceed *L - twer c ‘til the Rhine, and cross from the Duchy of % rev . . . t, i t ( '' , thus throwing a prePonderating mass in oc. 'e rear of the French Army of . the Lower N"'e, which we are told is assembling under . 1 ; i e . [) "4 1 ), at .WeSel for . the Purpose Of itt- , 1:: ` ti g the Netberlands.—An invasion throng,h eth . llo iv t n t , from . tnly is .ulso spoken of ;' hot e I 't t, e inclined to think that this must altogether iiPNI upon th e atat6 . ol Italy itself. At present 11;: 4t istrian arm s. d o not appea r to h ave t onc l e d . t t , i P 9 iot of s uccess • w hi c h wot ild ent itl e theth tf 3 ( Zv e .l E-AuliAßNots •in their rear, for the sake I, hve 1 -tolg a diversion in. this quarter. They , . 4 t , . 41 douhtedly held ou the march of victory to IN,I It ti• l'able extent, and are now fighting. on e v ,, r i rl lib; Y,grourtd, whence BuON.NFARTH• drove them t,,, ,1 tirkt, celebrated, campaign of - 1796 7 By a t,,t,l tat f 'oto the Fren c h -Papers, in a p . rbectling , . . t:t, lt will be seen that Rivoli, whereAv ilett at • sustained ' by the. Austrians utider . I .ar tt: ' , 41411 't decid e d the flute of It sly, by leading' to ' "'ler. of its military capital, Mantua, has . of , 7 0 . me. an important.object or attack on the' tit t r a tio, is and of defcuce on the side of The i "I i • , % erona too, BEAUILMINOIS is folloW. Ix* ekaetlyy POsAiOns, Set him by his Pather-in-LaW. But the same means do not exist to Conduce to the same results. disunion of interior Commanders, the dtiniion ‘of the populace,. the dread of the Vnenty, arc all at an cod. Instead of treacherous or ;initaecile, nee. have firm and int' epid Generals — instead, of a dis organised people, we have a population horning with unquenchable fury to avenge themselves on their monstrous oppress Ors—instead Of inti midated Courts purchasing short-lived Neutrality,. at a dearer price than, glorious resistance, would have cost them, we hare even- the Satellites of the Tyrant so fearless of his Power .• as :to.. be ready to betray him for any bribe .dt ;security which his opponents would con descend to bestow upon them. From this al tered situation of . things--from the re-assertion 'of her dominion over the aninds Of men by REA , SON, whiCh the intoxication of revolutionary prin ciples hurled from her seat, till the world was prostrated in blood at the feet of Tyranny under the name of. Liberty, and wept the dreadful error in unavailing tears,--from the- - rcturiLto sound principles, and the common union, which misery and a sense of danger has iudissolu- Lily cemented in all States, and among every People. We have no apprehension that the land of the 'Tiber will not be restored to inde pendance, and onee',,more see her legal Princes enthroned in the midst of free and prnsperous subjects. The army assembling at .Genoa under MAssENA %\ ill no d oubt be speedily brought into action: Its advance seems absolutely necessary to prevent the communications Of BEAunsallots being cut off in his rear by the movement upon Ferara on the one side, and Bergamo on the other. A Letter from an Officer of Rank assures us, • that neither in the states of the' Church, in Tus cany, Genoa, Milan, Verona, or Lombardy, are the. faithlessness, or the massacres of. BuciNA ARTE forgotten by the people. • We announced on Saturday the arrival of the yOutig Prince of 011A . NGEfrom Passage, and that ha 'brought no news of importance from Lord WEL LINGTON'S Army, Private letters to the end of last 'month have since reached us. They concur , in stating that the wet weather bad continued-so Unremittingly as to preclude any idea of a further advance at this .season, Tl►e troops - were in comfortable cantonments. ford W11 . .1.1:01'011 has, in.consequence,,sent his battering-train and heavy artillery intOthe rear, and the cavalry, owingto the scarcity of forage inprance„have alsobcen sentbaCk to the neighbourhood. of. Pamplona. What his Lordship', ulterior intentions may be, not with standing the shrewd guesses made on the sub sect, it is well knouni nobody knows. Ile iris dispatched a, Spanish division to reinforce the Army in Catalonia, where the Enemy are weak ened by the departure. of ihnisPE. This spews, that..he is perfectly confident Of his own strength iind security, as against'SouLT, with this new ac cession of tiarce from, Pan. Sir Gaoaug COLLY E R, it is said, has been frequently at the French lines with flags of trUce, hilt has never seen Sout.T. From our Deal Letter it will be SCCH that Sir THOMAS GRAHAM and a large part.of the Expe dition have embarked, and as the wind has come round a little, we take it for granted this accept able force is already on its way to Holland. The Talents Gazette writer . (a far better soldier than the Ce.owrq.Patmcc), says it is unfortunate that General should have " turned round to attack DAvousr, who must have fallen in the general wreck, instead of pushing forward when fortune was at the flood,"---and follows up this pithy dip.. play of military science and political skill, by -a base and, 'unmannerly insinuation of impure mo tives against that Comminder whose conduct throughout this War Europe with one voice unites in eulogizing as consistent, pure, and devoted to the common cause. We shall. only point . out the mischievous ten dency of such conduct, and though that may Only prompt this patriot to repeat it, it will expose .him to public indignation for the offence. The flood of forttine is not yet exhausted, and flulhmd has suffered nOthing.from this, " unfor tunate"' measure. Couldlt be any comfort to this perion we would assure him' that there is . no dan ger of an ebb apprehended. We beg to refer him to. our first paragraph • The excellent regulation with respect to the arrears of balances due to Officers of the Army from 1783, which we mentioned on Friday, ap pearca in Saturday's Gazette, We have copied it, as far as our limits permit, and will continue the publication of the names till the whole is finished: We trust our intention o f serving the A v ny in this totter will be seconded by all Offi cers sending the notices to the p art ies who/peva . rt - i'e , linkiiit iiiiYiiiiqiiaie hii interest: kri.6tht: ship ..Intl gOo(l6es c;iiillot be beret diAplaye(lth:th in hen'efittii4 the, nelatiOn§ - of Those r ho have alie . n in,the service•bf their country:. eiterilia'y the, Lauri CHAN'cm.Loti arid . Ear! BATULTitiT .hid ulie.ncHs of the Yttl rs:Qr. Oti Saturday Ltirds HIOI CO7L:jIF-Aait .had audiences of the Vatitc - F, RE GENT, atCariton-house. • . On Friday evening . tite. Hereditaryprince 'Of oatiNcy. 41ined wi.h Carl 13ATtluttsT,.npou rival in England from Lord iitcl.l.l,GTOti.'S &truly: On Sat %Inlay niorninht he was ,hitrPdueed tl.c PRINCE RSGHNT,,and 'had alonl.)-interview. Yes terday his' Highness dined with the PRII*ICti . Rit- OhNT.—A ship of war is fitting-at nartvich; fir the. coni•eyance of •tlic Hereditaiy, 'Prince of` 011A:tUE to HOPRO(1.• . . The - Itttsliian Ambassador had an attAienee of PRINCE REGENT, and introduce(' to hit Royal Iligimesi Colonel IiENKENDouiT, the brother of the Countess LIEV EN, who was molt graciously received. We tindcrstand be returns shortly to Russia. Visterday divine scevice was performed before the PIZI'NCE REGENT and his Household,•at Carl ton-house.' by the Rev. J. S. CLARKE, Chaplain to the Household. . , Yesterday the Princess - CnAat,orrE_ otientled divine soiiiiee of. the Chapel Royal, Sr. ~Jamo's, twcompanred by the Duchess of . LEEDS; the Earl of LavtarooL, and a numerous assemblage of No bility, were also,prerent. • WlNowa, Dt,c. 12.--The Royal Fanply at tended the private Service this 'nothing as usual, in the Castle. The youn:r, Prince (if OaAtsToE'., accompanied by the Duke•of CLnItENcE, arrived at the Castle, and was in-roduced by the Duke of CLARENcOIito the prescrcce of. the Quttux and PitiNcEssEs, to pay his resrcts on his arrival in FloglAil. The visit Was very: short. The Royal Prince and Duke left Windspr at one o'clock. — Lord Mimi was the Member of the Queen's Council who attended here during the absence of her MAJEsTY in London. The Princess .Sop -if GLOUCESTER is lyre ou visit to 'the QuEEN and Plum:wins. The CROWN PRINCE of Sw•EDEN has addi'essed another most elutptent letter to BuoNae,karry., on the subject of the recent libels in the French I'll pers, upon the character of his ROyal Highness. The letterin quetian is dated from Leipsic, and is chiefly an answer to a laboured article which appeared in the ilioniteur,.of 14th October The _CROWN PRINCE, in his answer, reproaches BUONAPARTE with the basest ingratitude.: he.re minds him, that when Minister at War he• saved his life :—on his . return from Egypt, the Directory ordered the CROWN PRINCE (then General Bra- N A I)0TTE) to arrest the . fugitive General, and ,to try him by a military tribunal. This order 11aa N DOT TF; declined to ex l ecute, and apprized BUONA PARTE of his ,danger, generously suppOsing that iniperions circumstances, and not any %vont: of skill or courage, prevented the' success of the expedi tion t Egypt.. Ministers, it is said, have intimated to the Mar- quis ot•WitiuNbTOl.: WiSh'that * a rnatled pro tectOn .shouht be afforded to the town of Pan, the birth-Oteeof the Prince ItOyal of SWRDEN, should the British troops approach that part: of the - French territory. Same &twos "lyres Gazettes hate been received to the'end of August, by which we learn.that the contest between the ..Parent State and, the, gents'is yet undecided, that. its continuance was attended with nil the cahrtnitieS incident to war, and it is said that more than 700 persons, chiefly of the peasantry had perished from want and misery since the commencement of the . siege 'of. Monte Video. General FP.atti . 0, whose arrival with a body of Infantry at Gorcum, is noticed in the last French Papers, kvas originally an Officer of the regiment of Bender, in the Austrian sei'vicei from which he was dionissed for tnisr.onduet. Ile then .went to Frapce,,.yhere the Kevointionisti soon made him a. General. He...conducted one of the div sions of the army of AldttnAlli,..in the invasion. of Swabia, fie. (1790 and we believe,. continued un der the orders of that able COmmatider d tirin.; the celebrated retreat which cloSed this campaign. Lord C. Somitaser is .expected to embark ,for the Cape the latter end of-this month—he has qr pointed Captain Rooaus, of the 18th foot, his Secretary, The //awke, cartel sailed for Morlaix . nestbry from Portimonthwith sixty infirm Fre, e l i Officers from Alresford; who have been released. It is the intention of Government td improte the copper currency of the country by calling in the old Tower halfpence, suppressing the tokens; and issuin!: copper money . Of more intrinsic value. Mrs. Mattator, lady 'of the late Major JOH MAR of Trinchintiehl, , Bssex, expired on Wedaesakw last, in consequence of being severely burnt by her cloaths catching tire, as she was sit ling alone in . her parlour Lthe'prebedingAirechie ,. day. • , By the fire in King-street; Sombre:lA, on Sa turday morning, which we thentioned in our last, the principal part of .the stock of Messrs; ,Jones and Co.was consumed. Avarnish nianufactoryalso fa it prey td the names, anti 14 enjoining houses, built of lath and Moister, were totally destrod, besides - a number of others Maturially damaged. The distress occasioned by this accident i very great, as . a number of the inhabitants hive lost nearly the whale of their property. We are happy fo learn that no lives were lust, but one than was dreadfullyhurt, Saturday afternoon an alarming fire broke out in John-street, Chelsea, Avhich tbrehteued destruc tion to the whole of that newly ereetcd pheei bur, fortunately, by the prompt exertions iff h e hours anti the surrounding inhabitants, the fire *As extinguiihed, but not before the whole of the house in which it commenced, with all its furni turtti was' consumed,. 111uuntR.—A Coroner's Inquest sat on Satur day, at the Vauxhall Top, upon the body of Moses Merry, who - was tourdet (91 on Wednesday morn ings in the house of Befilitra Cohen, Esq. in &en nington-inne. The facts which panic out to evt. tlenee were precisely those which have, already been stated. Verdict —Wilful Murder aviu4t sonic person or persons unknown. . ICAVA L NEWS: DEAL, TiEe. 12. 1 —Skilled yesterday thb P 1 rll j cutter With dispatehes l; ii trocipt ivere alt 'safely emb . arited "yes'Oirdtiy' board the men of su by the Deal liiiatmett. Si' TH OMAS Geatiam and Staff colliatlted tliii ing on board his Majesty's ship fiksses. thi:cers.cif the Coliiinkssa4 I),TaTtnwoi, and Me: die:il (kot lemen; jai a itiSO tad,tLe Isdiole ()t i the 44th Ttegooent, oft .L.c.)a1:,1 of different flitch or war, and will iiinneiiiately for flollatitl--; Sailed . to-day tr.e O'Lib l i of Witt : , Wail ti • • convoy Otti.aosports with troops, ttores, and bag gage, for 11(...11and.. PoirimouTu, , Dtx,l2.-Airived yeSterilitylwri Rioniati men- cl from the Downi. Arrived to-day lti§ Majesty's ship Aratinibui . frtim •Cherburgh. Came info . haibour the illercdrias, from retaken by .his Majesty's ship Sharp.; shooter. Sailott . to T day his Majesty's ship Duncan with a fleet for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediter ttuteart abont'3o sail. •Went out of quarantine MAlesty'l4 shj4 Fy tu, anti saiiudsior r iineumey. Ti.Ymou ti. DEG. 11..--.-Arriyed hls Majcst y's ,shi,p ("kiwi (74} from Portsmouth, and lielicuri s 1601) of war from. g.‘hmokioi, :10,—Arrived srverel ships front the Eastward. Stilled the Chichester packet with, a Mail for (iibraltar and Malta.—A brig, with a quarantine flag flying, has arrived, but can. ,not learn bet ISLANDI OESC.II.I.X, DEC. 7.—Came in his M - jesty:s fripte,,,Artunce, ci.E)7:4101.11t, Esq. Corn.: wander, having„under convoy seven Sail .of tran sports, with. the Armagh Iron) Cork, bounni to rortswonth.,, Sailed the, Beiik sloop of war, of 114 wins, :on 4 cruise ;. also.t he 'Helicon sloop, of 10 guns, to the Westward.. Ills Majesty'r, slow) Reindeer is in. the Offing, and sent her boat onshore; it is : Omni:cue supposed, if , the weather ,continues irtoderate, she. will not•come into bour.—Puring the, last, week 'theme -hare been u great 'many: casks of bitter picked up, • floating about tbesc Islands, ivOrlied " A. F. S. COrk," and diferent other marks. The Wit Y 4, f rola Liverpool /to Lima rick, baS been taken off Tory . Islandi by the Tice .BloodWd Anierican privateer, She burnt the. Biltannia, frail' Liverpool to Westport, a 'brig belonKing:tAC l tunberland, laden with thnhcr; and several other vessels, in,Lochindalil. The Triton, BiLLINGS, froth LOIIIIOU to Lisbon, has been found at sea in a leaky state, and with.. put any person on board, by the Scylla sloop or ‘var, and carried into Scilly. It is said tp be the intention not to commission any more ihips.of. the line for preSent.--Tlici Orion, 74, Sir AR,CIIII3.ILD - Dtc.:Ksos, wanting repairs, is ordered to be paid off at Plymouth, and the Theseus, Captain PaowsE..., at Chuthain, PUBLIC SPIRIT. The Qflicers of the Royal BeiLc Loco! Militia, !me tendered.thcit• services to fill ktny m ili tary stpitlon in Englund, now occupied 11 the regi ments of the Line. or Militia. A meeting of the Officers of the Liverpool regi. meat, of Local Militia .was convened on Saturday nt the King's Arm's, when it was resolved, that it was neeesslry to strengthen the hands of G,overn. otent. IM!Ch as pos'sible in the present important conjuncture of afftirs, and that an •unanimous offer should he made to extend their .services to any Part - o(Great Britain. ' • The Officers of the Laylatid and 0-inskitit Re"- gmient of Local Militia, resident iti Liverpool and other places, were summoned to nttend a general. meeting at ornitikirk• Ott Thirsdity last,. when a similar resoltition was unanimously agreed to. 'On the ,•..21Yth ult% nt a meeting of the Oftieem of the Anionmterness Local it 's6 3 monsly'ag . reed to,otrer their servieeSto. his Nhot. itoy's Government,. to tt.i any part of Great Britain, to he employed ashis Mhjesty's Goveen. ment.may think proper. On Monday last . the First Re;.:inient of tarmar thenshiie Lor.ll Militia, contmaudod by Cohmet GNii.yNNr., in the trtie spirit of Caitlin-km linyalty, volunteered' their .services to any part of the kingdom: floyaL 'Bristol Volunteers have offered themselves forG trrisou doty, in ease the absence of the Militia Regiments should require their services. • On its being signified, a few days since, at the Varade, of the Somerset Volunteer Bitiemen,- that their. services would in ,all probability be ticcept. able mod . necessary at this period, for the home duty, they to a man evinced their true British spi! , rit, by. declaring their teatlineis to perfornrwhat ever duty. might be required of them, with thrte tittles three hearty cheers for Old England;- !Lord tir. Jo - 11N, - the °kers nod Staff of the second Bedford Local Mihtin, have offered their services to Governmeut to march out of the COOO,. ty for a iimited time, in rate it should be , re. quired. • Up Vt . a Vik,,Pl LOO of the Wdrwicithliire Lot : A M e, with u spirit tru LiOnble atilt patriotic, volunteered into the, hue, fo:. foreiga service. The.Ofirers of the 3d Wilts 'nnl Ililiti7 have onntlitnolisty ofivred to extend tli v i r serv i ces he vond t h e emit t}•, :4;.1(? to kintivrudie, for a time., to be limitr(l, that i?::ty pl;rfornieo'hy the r . egtilar t;etitral ,L , :orthAtuptinlihitta the saint:. COTIN-EXCHAM; I:, Duci l's. • Our Market w but t supplied. to-titi4 Wlth Vt`h,,O. whicis e4perieueed sin • advssnee cf 6s. per ipias tee Monday ; Rye wits.4s. destkr ; .lias ley appeared Su cosi4l , ter• able litonttity,_autl was Js. Tower has declined in pile. Tliero no variation iu the pri.:,e of Oistts frotri dai week. li'listts Pease aro weith 42 , . per (itspstes..suori ; 6111 f Fosse remain-rteatly. Plow cunt' t Mine, SMITHFIELD M,\IIIIET, 13. . This dav'S Nlarket had 4.o:m:del-able lopply of prime Ile , vitti, and the 'sitoW of, Cattle - So, gentral WWI pretty cuott; Becf, Mutton, and Vc4l, %vv,:re tlea!or ;• Pork was clirspet - ; and Th•s trade, i t , r the most fyift, it"; , 1.3 t01114;WIt11. .11 the Hay-tuArket ‘t ere natter lively; Clover lias pri , ilay.and Straw übtaiald latto pr4o. • •