The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-11 00:00:00

`.~ X, l~y►~Atit: t+~wrc ~ 11.111,5. ,NieriVl•ll-2 Gottetibllrg•it, I Ciuern‘ev, 1 Jer‘ev. , ... P4;::1 Lisboa, i th)tteliburgh, 1 DulAin, 1 'Waterford, t' ~.} . • - Cott gni% PRICE OF sTooKy . 1 • DAY AT. 11V f:LVt: OC K. c • ••••• *,* ' • 'M; THE SITN. -;,;1 DlCVitt; f, N 1) 0 MATICI 11, 1811. The most irriptrant prt of the news thought by these Mails, if it can be relied upon, is the rumour, that the Austrians in th, ncipbourhood of Warsaw had entered into a capitulation similar to, that concluded by D'YORK ; hut, it not being Mentioned upon any authority, it is useless to speculate upon the consequences which must re sult from so important an event, if it has actually taken place. Pantzic is again rtporto to have surrencicred by eapititlation. Whatever vagueness or uncertainty there may be in some of the stalements, there can be no ('milt, from the whole of th e intelligence brought by these Mails,, and the .ditferent circumstances P./Jutted to of the continued succe3eful prowess of the Russians, their ascendancy in . Prussia is un disputed. The French have completely losttheir hold of that country, and have no means left of regaining it. Some further Papers bronght by the nails have just arrived, hy our extracts from which it will ho seen, ,On the 6th ult. the Prefect of Warsakv oftioially informed the inhabitaitts by a Prdclama tion, that a Conveation was then in treaty with the Commander of the Austrian Army, witich would determine the fate 61 the city.. The nature )(i terms of this Convention, we must wait for .0 further accounts to learn. The great importance of it, in the present situation of :(Pairs, is how ever abundantly evident. It will be seen, 1.1110, that tile greatest jay ivas manifested by the inhahitants of Konigsber g , Ma rienwerdo., and other places, on the entrance of , the lius!..lans, a juy naturally expresser) itt their deliverance from 'tyranny and oppression, and which, •• at the same time, 'prove the utter impos, sibility of the French .retaining any influence in Prussia after the destruction of their nrwy, which Moue: kept down the :pitit of the people. By two lieligolan4l .which also arrived last niglit,we learn, that the French *ere in great *bra), even at Ihnibitr , _;ll antl,Bretnen,whare they %ye: , npthciv effects, and patting horses reiviii. , ition cotlvey away whatever property tie c:HOd in the . nireetion of Westphalia. Since ivvitin the above, we learn that.a Da- nib man of war, with a flag of truce cm board, has Arrived in the timber. She brought dyer Et Aiessenger ho has a I.Ped in town. We are not enabled to'state brings, but we have lit- tie fitvibt that the Dispatches convcy the favour- ab!e smtitnuitts of the DAnish Court towards this Country, tend the evidence of its disposition to enter int() a friendly 'alliance with us and the other Northern Powers'. A foot .raol ty.:,,ran yesterday 'the Uxhrif', ro.id for 4.0 goitte:as i between. Mr. .Jame, a pe ye-ftivAl (11 acne, and a Mr, Omni, the limaei th.:! latter a handl-v(1 yitrdA. Mr. Owe it kept a-head the first bait mile 3 hat" his livurNavv past hiiit it, the tam - two hitatired yards, LI 1:11:: match easy itt fire mivtuteseight see t i t : t. :i l i l a . 'two more - gottenburgh Mails arri'ved' last nie.Lt s with intelligence of great importance. War4aw,,Thurn, :Lich 11, and Posen, are stated to be in the possession of the Russians, the lasi mentioned place after REGSIER, who was sta tinned there, had been defeated, and compelled to remove his head-quarters to ryankfort. The Russians are also said to have enteredZer lin on the l9th ult. and the King of RatISsIA is r piirted to have declared warngainst.France, and to have set out to meet the Emperor ALEXANDER Yet Willenberg; Palau Surrendered on the Bth, and Prayarth is said to have been entered by the Russian troops on the 6th Lott! 't.virneAßT left Petersburgh on the 12th bit. for the arnw, having' previomly, as reported, signed a Convention with the Danish Minister 'host, upon the basis of a tree trade to Norway; the recall of the Danis') Letters of Marque ; the forbidding the entrance of French privateers int o th e harlooars of Denmark, and the release of all Danish prisoners in England: We are un able to say whether 11;e tertas of tile r ~onvention are correctly stated, Inn of the fat of an arrange- ment being in contempLtion between this douptry and Denmark there is no doubt, and we under stand that two persons have arrived from Denmark with' the intelligence. r~ ~. 0 OTTEIi MAW II MAILS. GOTTENBURGIt, Flin. 27.-Letters have been this , morning , received f rom C m arlsha, stat.iin that Dautzic` was :taken. This intelligence, though not official, iy generally believed. - 'lfhe same letters mention, that the King of Pripiiia. Ito declared war against Vrance. All the young men capable of bearing arms have gone to Breslau ) , iiihere..tbe King is. Another letter says, that the Russians-entered I'rayath on Che.Gth, and Palau cm the Bth. ThO Austrians iW ,te neigh bourhood of Warsirw are'reported to e . •cutcred i g into a capitulation similat to that coteluded by General 'D . Yoreli. ' . 4,, , ~)ntelligence hits been reeeiAirl here from St. Pe tersbari4h, dated the I 3rh is st. statingt hat' Thlr- SI4W, Thorn, Liebau, auld l'osen, are in Possession Of the Russians. ." _ . •Dautzie, it was suppo,ied, would surrender by capitulation about the Bth 10tliinst. Lord Cala:art left St. Petersinah, on the 12th in 'stunt", for the army. . By . accounts front Berlin, the IlaissiAns were within 12 of Bahl); the ColsackF, had even pti4hcal forward their, reconnoitri% parties till within miles of it. !WI NEU R FEB 24.—Private letterA, by the List mail from Itimburgh, mention a battle hav ing • becii fought near Posco, in which it k said Replier vas defeated and Ivounded. and had re moved his liehd-quarters to. Vrankfort, The 1.13 VII Cl*Cd on the 19th. There is a report that bant zit; had fallun, but it is not crc ditch. • COTTENBURGH, FEL, 28 —We hare a report to-day, that the King of Prussia is 'gone to meat the Einpuror Alexandt:r at Willenburg. General D'Yorck is appointed Commander of the Prussian army. Ile is acting in the name of the King of Prus:iia, with 40,000 Men. COPENHAGEN, eLII. 9.—We have a report here, generally credited, that a Coo%ention has been signed in St. Petersburg h, between Lord Cath cart and the Danjsh Minkter Blow ; the basis of which a free trade to I .l.`•lor‘Vity, with a proviso, that all prieateeOng, both Dankh and . freneh, is to be forbidden by this country. It is *km menjoned, that all the Daniel l ',pri soners in 14;ngland will he hantedlately ailoW'ed to return borne. KOMGE3I:IIG, FEB. 11.---The town and fortress of Pillati In been blockaded since the 7th Ja nuary of this year, by the Imperial Russian,troop, the Russian Major-General Sievers, conunandi»g in Konigsberg, received orders to march against Wilton, with all the troops and artillery then in Konlngsberg, and , to which were added 2000 in fantry, and batteries of artillery from, the army, and to summon the French.garr;son uto srrender. In m pluflitive of these orders General Count Von Sievers arrived on the 6th instant with the said body of troops, about 6003 misfit) strong, and a pro portionable quantity cif artillery, ,in the village of oh! pina , , within twii thousand paces of the fort ress, the troops posted themselves partly in feell[ of this village, and partly on the heights laying on the right and left it, and partly on the Ndirung point, 0 a proper range of shot ; and the Com manding Clenerul immediately sent the following summons, for the surrender of the citadel and the Natirung roil, to the Comniandant of the .14:iencir garrison. This proposal led to the happy' coil-. CIUSiOn of ,a convention, according Nvitervto the Imperial Wrench hoops on the . Bth alit, at eight. O'clock in time morning, quitted the town and fortress of and the tz'Ort ofNehrung i whidt, had been garrisoned by them ever since the month of May Inst year. `The garrison which flinched out consisted of about twelve hundred titer, - and the number • their sick left behind anninntr. to On the " 9th 'instant the Imperial Rnusi,an rnt:ps returned to the army, and only the tvoops that were in the Jou/ft aid citadel remained behind to garrison follnwing better contains the aforesaid stun- nions : OFNERAT., " You must 'be r7onvinced that both the town ankflatress of Pillou are fturrontideti' by so very superiOr a force, that all resistance on your sicV would not only be fruitless, but merely .tend to increase the effusion blood, of which there has already .been .too notch this ;vat., nod would un uecessarily expose the town to destruction, " therefore summon you, General, to eva cuate the fortress., and to accept a capitulation foe the finperial,frenelt troop , Miith shall be mode. as favouraiitelts the °condition,. in which they ore situated, will allow. I beg you to receive the assurance of the most perfeet respect, with which haVe the, honour to sigh myself, GeUeral, your very obedien i t servant, " Coant VoN Stur.v.its, . 44 Conuirroldiug of the Nipetill It ussiiii,troops, layi b betot'a Palau • r‘ HOh "f r it ead-quarters, 41-1) 26th Jun, . • 11 conformity to the ConventiOn made with the garrison, the Imperial French General, C.;astilia, is to march out with the. troops,, under • his-com mand, With their arms, ammunition, and bag gage, :and 'to retire with the same - to the left batik of the Milne,' wherethey shall be released from all obligations..•'Sach Imperial Russian subjects may possibly be found 'among the garrisOn of l'illau, shall he delivered 'up to the commanding Russian General. An Imperial Russian Officer will accompany the column to itvplace of destination, their bag gage shill not be stibjeeted to rit y . seateb„ the French (ienelii, C astelltr, .lay. l ; ng declared upon his word of honour, that there was nothing amongst it belonging to the Russians. The Imperial - Russian Colonel, Baron Von de Pablen, is appointed. Governor ot - ourtown. Our paper gives a proclamation issued in the naine of, the Imperial It tuo_ian Field Marshal Ge neral Prince Kutusoli, of Srnotensko, Of considerable extent, conceining the receiving as currency the ±Russian.gOld, silver, and copper coin4 - its. well-as the St. Petersburl.th Bivrik ASS!g- WaS of 5$ 10, aoci roubles, which ninf:t Ise la in, )n tlmPublic Treasnry to private tranSactions; it is stated in the proclamation that lout tottbles in as4igtfats ate to pass for Ond silver rouble. Admiral Tsehitehagolf, trho is - Corntuender in Chief In Prussia, has issued several Piociania-, thins, according to :.which, the Prussian .gens . (ravines may keep order :opt as with regard. to the Ittiisial at. well as to the Prussian the posts are, to lie reqpectcd ; the Post-olliee freed from quartering sC,!diers, and Ilussian Couriers and travellers to be forwarded only on having a travelling pais, tin.: paying the poll money., Seorityi.; promised to the carriage drivers, and the subsistence of the , troops, 'except ing in particular cases, shall be provided out of the magazines. Every commander of troops, quarterCil . iii any place, shall take a written 'certi ficate of .the behaviour o,f his troops front the Po -, lice Magistrates of the place. C:tat.stiAm, 28.—AccountS trom Ittigen-‘ wdlik state, that several riots have taken place at Berlin ; in one, instance the populace forced the French to retire into the barracks, frJui Which several shots were fired. On this Occasion i t W 1 1 .3 fiatt4l necessary to order all the P r nA s i an t r oops under arms, It is not supposed that Dantzic can make a protracted resistance, or that the defence of Custrin, Stettin, or the fete-dit-punt construct - eel at Frankfort, will be obstinate: A report is in circulation, that Napoleon is going to Vienna. JAN. JO.---The public Journals annornce that the .ex-Prussian Minister Stein, and the late Ooverobr of Moscow, Rostopchin, have been appointed Russian Cabinet Ministers . : Rostopchin is named Minister of the Interior. WILLENBERG, JAN. 28.. (N. S.)—On the tiav before 'Yesterday the ;2601, at, 2 o'clock in the af ternoon, it pleased the Russian Emperor to de part from Juhanasburg. 'When his Alaiesty came out on the stairs, he was there waited upon `by several official persons, and the town guard, to accompany him 'QM of, the to v,rn and' %% hen he entered his sledge, the populace, who #illed the whole square, gave him their hurrah, and 'the town band began to_play. Oa bis arrival at Priedrickshof the Emperor Alexander was 're 'ceived by the nobility, the clergyman, and 12 Young laces dressed in white. In the evening alt the windows in the village Were illuminated. Qn the day following, at I o'block .in the afternoon, Mitiesty departed from thence, and.on his ar rival in our town the' .eannon,Were fired. A tri-' timpbaL arch, ornamented with green, was raised .on the bridge, on both sides of which our troops were drawn up, ,as Was 'the town pad,. opposite to the house appropriated fOr 1113 Ma je Sty: On his entrance into the house, the Ent— peror tivas received by its owner and the Ma gistracy. J ANOW, JAN. Mojesty the Ituiiian Emperor, Auk vtt iu this Btltl WIAI received by the inhabitants and clergy 'with the 'criiigns of the church. EXTRACT, OF A PAIVATE ;,ETTr n. - Kot4tinitstsso . , &ay Rtuatians have caused us great joy in this city, Their ami cable entry struck us with astonishment. The Cossacks in their wal.ki aboot,embruce every body they meet, old, young, and.children, with thejoy fol exclamation of uzz a! linzza 1 .. Long live At.ExAN.DEtt !'Long live FUEntattcx WILLIAM 1' WE; live here now in comfort. Yon will easily judge how greatly we are rejoiced at this happy -change in our circumstances ; my own sentiments art . well known to you. .1 anysell have drank several times to 'the health of the Russian Ileroe,i--1 am only sorry that I ha've no wine of . . my own here. " Our brave Russians are at present tinder the walls of Dantzie, and many people 'are even of opinion that they are, already in possession of that city ; inhabitants being inclined to the Rus sians, hive them well. The Drench are flying ns fast as their legs can carry them, and ninny of them are brought in hers us pristiners, as is likewise their artillery, and the treasure that they have plundered in. Russia. ". The King of NAPLES lied •from the' dinner . table here before he had.caten a morsel, and the Cogs'acks are closely . pursuing the Viceroy of I TA L. r. " It appears from letters received, that there are very few Frenchmen remaining in nil 'Prussia, and that the Russian peasantry cut down all sail remnants of them as they fall in with, and conse quently so far all goes well. God grant that it • may taus cOatiaue, for the good of the hunfan race ! The youth here sing, with regard to the French, in the open streets, as follows—' One, two, three. It is all over with the French !" MARIENWEIMER, JAN. 13.—Yekterday was the happy day in which the hour of our release ar rived, and we %sere freed from sufferings borne for years. Even on the preceding evening we had still a great nuAtber of French officers, the Vice thy of ITALY, the Duke of RELLtgo, the General of Brigade Count VON STorKBERG, and other persons of rank, in this town.° Six hundred Polish troops entered icfrom Garnsee, and we lived in tear and dread, as the assurances ofthe French, and many preparations, gave us cause to imagine that an obstinate resistance would be made to the approaching Ausstan troop. , the bricf,ge -head wc.s . t ILL! with S egui 311'" ;30 0 men. FArly i-n tqe morning, the tharill. beat ; about six: o'clock we heard, tt‘fitingfi v Diffuse, in the vicinity of the town, god s° ' after two Coss:.-1 entered that town it OP lop, otter)of Aviv/or 'rigs shot, and the other lgt wounded by the Ficriell soldiers, who were filro i alarmed opposite to,the Vietrny's quarters. Viceroy, ra the greatest cOnfusion, threw ki3 ls e on horse , back, %via; a pistol in his iona ,A rode off • , indescribableasin by; hAellmi s 1 t4e 1.9 1 1 :; military, several of whom the 20:cossacks, who entered.i,,,,,,,diately wards. 11 = Viceroy of ITALY, the Daksof I'4 l ' Lt and other officers of high rank, owed tiri safety to their horses' speed. The garil c ?''! the bridge bead, on the first alarm , t l o, l ' their artillery into the ViAttla, and then over the ice. A troop of 13aden 11 11 ! 5 ! to the *umber of forty rner were overtako posted on the Vistula, endeavor!: some resistance, but after a shore made prisonels, having lost fr.h wounded. The Cossacks met the Inhabit, friendly manner, shaking they and were received and %vele& Everylbody hastened to bring and the greatest fraternal air tween the Russians and Pm; auntie'. did the brave Cossacks be French Bulletins are denotniMitecl , r , I !') uncivilized savage's, and this did they di the li...nsiaitprisoners ‘I hum the fort atic e ici shame the. relied 'French. who I.veo F °t '', f slit at an early peri o d o f the campaign, tli r ' vt 4 their bands, "not even the most needful 010' ito t..,; clothing, in the mast inclement s eason , bt '' . • them a prey to 'famine and cold. Al )°,4 t i o'clock, General \Ost IsCitsittsycasyl; ' ~. . 1 il! commands the vanguard,' arrived here, "" 4 1 ineiliately set off towards Weichselberg i 3 P uri l i c . P of the enemy. Some hundred Cossaiks sc' rc lir behind in garriso n , w h o kept a most ad inir ' bi' t ' .o cipline. So quiet anight as that 'following°, if . eventful. day we had not eh' ~1 for a long tut jo)u. tiA the utmost stillness ttmost reigned i n ev e ry strdets; .: • li one again breathed freely, and 'could sr ° ii: ,t mind openly, witliont fear of being infol ued 41, r by watchful spies. The brightest b o p' s n°l'' '' 11 ` v ' t ' l pear to cheer the liners of their o w° ; 4 4 its liberation from foreign influence, Vie, twive 'Prussian cries, us rresiftrlS 0.:. -.I I I IIS yesterday did unanimously, in v''' 'lli . .... ~.... ,„014.8 . ... , i, - • I ti'' 1t bona ...., it. e the. Empercif lir•Ev" . ' l ' : , ,: z 4O FRLDERICK WILLIAM," _and soon TO: 4 : 11 , e ' 0 1 1 1 of unity surround both nations, .ccl''' ha ; ,,„o" been separated f ur a short time throughill',l standing. ' 0 1 Wmtsaw, Fan. 6.---The Gazette of t...-.,...::, COlilailti the following Proclamation:-"' ..000 The Prefect of the Departipent of Warsaw to th ot ° , and Inhithitants of the Metreporis °f W4r54 o rei" 4 Citizens.—ln consequence of th e ) ' 0 oii change of circumstances,. I have tP iter I V, myself the administration of this CRY , ' b 0 0 ..) departure of the Council of 111inisters, I "') v it 0,9' to inform the inhabitants and citizens, tll ' i rt ,ffij vention is *IOW in treaty .11 tl Ali 1 i : , e Ile° Austrian army, whicli.js ..to ticter' l " l- 1 ~t 4 el this metropolis: I therefore lose no time , - 'o,xi . , . 1 11,,i in giving you the information, an, '''''' or i: ,p ~ . main with you, I require of you to ,-°' . ro e neral order. and public Veace. 1 W4ewist,olo 0 the . I).l:esitlents of the itinnicipolity and , ~,0( Clay' l" ' • l' secure the prisons, ~magazines, , oicti ti, houses; and, in chief, your own q o f 0 calling together , a sufficient' noill ber ,, 4 c otr National Guard. Even' in case of Pro` it. .l i t . ; the " I " • iug the city, I will Nt cease . 11 t of b„t I 11 " them to watch .for vour welfare ; c COlOlllOO,, , tt,ii entiren icertrutnoiwY:uds7tal:lei unanimity, ntticu°inneg°llrltg this i t have surely a right to expect , and your persons being entruile' l Therefore it behoves you, in this give no cause for disturbance of the and order, and which you inq el ) he observed on the otlpir side ; and you, both as magistrate and eitliel'i such condttet_only that w e may 101;. oration of our situation. Given at Warsaw; the sth ,of I'o lo ' s, (Be: :ill Gazette, Feb. Jr).) re bloke, out, at Nll .t rtf t e i fi t r At s b n -s a fii mean time, a m a n w ho , lodged ebca door, unable to mmaker e the Stftill, effected it ivith his wife felt, whomwhom he carried over the root 1 '; of an adioining house. Et within a few doors, an d had beenboi, in bad health, died • w ith frisin ° rl + alarmed with the rry of fire. 1.1 4.•.." • - en, wbi ch [red alone to :t Air Men killed 31 ,i, e tants 10 in b ) , med witti them P . rnc'P'',„ ) ,. nity reigl' i issiao. In )chave, who t wild ber. il ': ll.l : ec Du, . tcy" aryl oil 1/0 gistr4i;iol 0 ' r :f, , ct '• to 1 "Y , I ,it (1) 11 7 : 1 : pliO ic li t I c c l'' or ' I 10't 1, tha)1 11, $ for tvlSi ft L orY , 101 1 ' ~iAr. , . ...• ~• ref ,fi 0- . oi , boo t' A, . act fr: k t oil ifl J ta e, ife l i til e ,411Tilk . ' ' ( 1 . 0 ; t/1r.',1. 1 111)r t iir 7 f l . i -, i f O li t ,llll - / 1 / 1 1 , , .! 1) or ini i Ail