The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-14 00:00:00

Admiralty-Office, April 13, 1813. Extract a Letter from Captain Harris, of his Majesty's ship the Tielle Pottle, to Admiral Lord Keith, transtpitted by his Lordship to 301111 Wilsisi Cr&kct, • - Belle I pole, of lieu, April 4,161 s. I have much sathifactioit in reporting; that I yesterday, after a chase of niueMours, capttirptl the Grand islapoleon, the largestiind most esteems , eel schooner that has sailed froth Anit 4 ica ; she is 29 days from New -York, bounclitO:l34urdeaiiii, euriro on Voartl„ticsk.new vessEl, nicasuriug 395 _ pierced for 22 guns, mount ing only four, In:is n complement of 32' min, is copper-fasterd t . tultin every respect one of tile finest vessels I ever *aVi. • Mar- Ofice; 44rit18, 1813. . • Oh Regiment of Dragosan, f;inardie Brevet Major A. tI. Gore dun to be Major viithont purchase. • lid Regiment of DragotensCornet fit. t. ~Fawcett; without COinet George tTGAintlitig, by purchase, vice • liura, promoted, to be Lieutenants. 7th Reg. of Light Dragoons, Capt, W. Thornhill to be Nti.ints without pnrchase, rice-Derishire, who retires. Lieut. • lb.htlyn to be Captain of a Troop, b r pn wham:, vice Thorne bill, promoted. Cornet Arch. Farenharetut to be Lieuk- Dent; by purchase, vice Ilamlyn: Bth Iteg. of Light Dragoons, Capt. Edward tarter, from half. pay of the late 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Cap.tain of a Troop, vice Ongley, who exchanges. 11th Ditto, Cornet animal Moore, vice Lindsell, de•ceasd, and Cornet the Hon. G. Thelltissott, vice King,'promoted in the 16th Light Dragoons, to be, Lieutenants, without purchase. T. Hoskins, Ornt. vice Moore, end Gentle Man Cadet Barton Parker Brown, from the Royal Military College, vice Thel lusson, to he Cornets, without purelmse. 17th Ditto, W. G. Peat, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, - vice It. Willington, promoted. Ist Beg. of Foot Guards—Capt. the Hon. J. Macdonald, by purchase, vice S. Anson, who retires, and Capt. 1 - 1.-Paekv • by purchase, vice Bingham, who retires, to be Captains of eompanies.—Ensign Newton Chambers, by purchase, vi c e • Macdonald, and Eusign G. Deshrowe, by purebsie, vice Puke, to be Lieutenditte and Captains...a—fiend:lrian Cadet . IL t,. V. Vernon, from the Royal Military College, without purchase, vice Le M e reh tu it, promoted, to be Ensign. 'lst Reg, ofFoot, W. Sibbald, Gent. by purchase, vice Suck - ling, , proumoted Theodore de Marguerite, Gent.' by pur . awe, vice Munro, : promoted ; and Veriwn Fletcher, Gent, by purchase, vice Parr, who retires, to he Ensigns. V Ditto, Lieut. T. Bernard, halm the Sussex Militia, to be Ensign.' 4th Ditto, Lieut. %V. Reddock, front the • Weit Kent Militia, to be Ensign. • 12th Ditto, Lieut. T. Manby, f rom th e East Suffolk Militia, to be Ensign. lath Ditto, Ensign Lsaac Shaw to be Lieutenant., vice John ston, deceased, and George •Norton Gent, to be Ensign, vice tAuo.v.. 19th Ditto, Eitsign J. B. Edeniof to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vitas Wouyss, promoted. 21th Ditto, Den, Gent, to he Ensign, without ',nor thamv, vi& Pell, promoted. 26th Ditto, C. Barr, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice rirahant, v:lo• retires. mlst Ditto, Licht.. H. Siminonds to be Captain of Company, Icy Ptirchike, vice Coast, moinOted. .• 32d Ditto, Cicut. John Bell, from.bail-pay of the 96th Foot, to qc Lientenant, vice Hillas, who e:ichaves. ti &td Ditto, Licio, l tanning; from the Stafford Militia, to be Ensign: I Serj , ant-Major Alex. Moore to he Adjutant (with the rook of Eniign), vice Longilen, who resigns the Adju toner only. :sail Ditto, Lieut, Alan B. Cairoes, from the Gali Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Eccles, who exelianes. LieUt.J.Fleteiler• from the Hereford Militia, to be Ensign. 4vilb.Diito, Capt. James' Hunt, froathe half-pay of the 26th lic . Coptoio of a Company, vice Langley, who ex r L!, e • ' 2 d . t'evet Lieut. Cot. E. Gihitz , to be Lieutenant...Co !mid, withoot p - ilrcinise, vice Arbuthnot, placed upon frill rly. OW. J. H. P.evnett to be Major, vice Gibbs. Capt.. Charles Earl of Marciv, from the 9-2.1 Foot, to be Captaits of a Coin yavy, vice Itcynett.----Ensign W. Austin, vice Ward- LW, 6C. thsi{,•fi vice Hamilto!i, 86th l'uot Ensign A. S. Gitlin, Vice, Gray, promoted in this RM. to be Lientenatito.•-.—Gentlemoti Cadet J, Hart, from the Itoyol Nlilitary College, vice - 011rien, who resigns, and It. Loch wo,,ti; Gent. vice Austin, to he En.igna, 660 Ditto. at., p. ftiitledg - e, from the North York fill ; gliiign lobo Nlarliloye,fion the N'artii tiloncester Militia; arid • Ensign 1. Richards, from the , Mounionth and liferon to Ensign g: ***** CON) Ditt(4 . l.ient : I'. Eccles, from the 84th Foot, to be Lien, tenant, vice Cairnes, who exchanges. 7.id Ditto, Li-cut. T. MatheWsL from the Stafford . Militii, to 4, Ensign. POI Ditt(;, Lieut. R. C. Greaves, from the ,Stafford Militia, /:, he F4isigo. Cl' 4 7 , itt'o, Ensign C. Beale, front the Dorset Militia, to be 1::~.i_ ',.‘/Lior %V Wool, from the 14th Foot, to •be Lieu- it-.;" •• -1 •01.. by citirchus‘.!, vice Bennett, who vetires. 8; (;entltnino Cada Franck Li. rredhuui, from the i.,litary College,. to In Eic:Jigti, without 'purchase, vice Wilkins., placed upon half-pay. $2,3, W. FroScr, Gent,. to be kiiisigu, without purchase, v16,1-I . ggins, who resigns. •102i1.1)itto, Ensign Henry Kelly, to be Lieutenant, without purc;iase. Ito;.al West India Rengeri, Arthur Walsh, Gent. to be ETOgn, with parrha;e, vlce V.lkington, who retigni. Vcterau l'atta!inn, Quarter-Ma4ter4. P. Price, frorn the 'll'.ll Icots, 'to be Lieutenn nt, vieelobeson, placed on I,'.illtstircti List. stt Ditt;;, (inarter-master Dan. Frager t from the lialf.pay of tbSth riarrison Battalion, to be Ensign; Oce- Field, dec. 'Eli Ditto,. Capt. W. Cre4:swell,frdin the Bt;th Foot, to be Cap. twin ofa Company, vita ilkset, appointed to the 9th Royal Vetvrah rtittalinn. 9th Ditto, CO, .antes Bisset, from the Rth Royal Veteran Battalio, to bo Oiptstirtef Compooy, vice Sliackerley, * n tt .cloceased, BREVET.—NIajor General.ll. Clinton to be • Lientenant-Ge twat in the. Army serving. in Spain anti Portugd. Major . 4 ;envrrel the .11 , ;11. Sit C. W. stcwart,•K.ll. to he Llcu• tenant-q...neral o , n Via Continent of .Euiope only. , ST.IFF.--C.•ai+t R. Rochfort, from half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be 'l,,ff-Capt.iit, at the Army Depot in the Isle of Wight, vice Bygravu, deceased. hingonAvoult;—Ewign' W. Macdonald, of the sth West India Regiment of Foot, is superseded, being absent with out leave. Tlcc::cicitoiritirieritof Robert Hamilton, Gent. to he Holpital, • Mate fi,i• (;tneral sciviee, as stated in the Gazette of aad not taken place. ComrUissions !Opted by his Royal Highness the Prince Re wult, name and on the behalf of his Majesty,' Potwaril fletbell Law, Gent. to he Adjutant to the Royal Glano trg,ii 11;•ginient of Militia. Jackson Clarke, Gent. to be , Aatiiitatit bo the Cotswold Iteginietit of Local Militia, in the County of Gloucester. Commissions tiignvd by tlw Lord, Lieutenant tittle County of • Lincoln. cyhari o c. irtnny%on., EAti, to he Deputy Lieutenant. tVilliam Barnard, Dal, to be ditto. Gartit, F.sq. to be ditto. • ItOval Soot Litir,i4, Militia. • Frederick NVebli, t,rnt. to be I,,itonant. Law Low:, Gent, to be Ensign. .10,1,0,i. Joint Moore, Gent.. to he ditto. Comm;Fiions in the 2il or tionthweil Regiment of Local ,igrical by she. Liril Lieutenant of the County of Not- :La resignfrl. LH.tenaili Pobert Jones to be (Mptain, vice Jones, Thomas Itatten Atkins, Gent; to he Lieutenant. Richard AVebsttr, Gent. to be ditto,. vice 'Tomlinson, resigned. 0;11,10 if eatlicott, Gent, to be ditto. Commission,: signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. - ' Derbyshire Old Militia. 3 9 11 a Lambert, Geht. to be Lieotenaot. Belper 11,,,4.itnent of Local Militia. Major, John hill to ho Lieutenant-Colonel.Cont. AL,jor John Bell Crompton to be,. Lieutenant- Colonel. ItANKiturrcnis ENLARGED. f' itobert Brett, Salford, I,,aileashire, vummten-brewer, from April '"/ Jaded. Wait r,l Edward Podean, Crown-Olticri-low, twirl. Temple, ait,ul"::ty, !rout A.prsl to - Kay 519, Attornies, Messrs. 'PoOle and Greenfield, .Giay's-fun : - square, Lendsln, of Mr. 1). 13aynton, 13ri.toti, • - George. Bowater, Shr ews b ur y, S a l l) , t a il or , April . 20, 27, aull May 25, :it eleren,. at the Tavern, ShresC , .. , bnry. Ai- • tornies, .Messrs. Presland and Proctor, lirliOwl . cli-square, • London, or Mr WiWain Cooper, S'Arewshory. John • rillgrelia, Cl.ristchurch 'rwineharu, !Lints. - builder, April 30, May 1, at the King's Chtictehareli, and 25, at eleven, at the Old Antelope Inn, P001e... ,ittor- Hies, Mr. Alderson, New Inn, London, or .Mr. Cattleman, Witeborne. Saltine' Butler, late of Binfield, Berkshire, winc-merchant, • LIU, 21, ta, May at ten, Broad Fact Inn, • .Attornies, Mr, Esiwiritl• •Eyres, stissare, or Mr. John Biggs, Wading:. .Jaeoh,Williarn Phillips, Bristol, timber-merchan, April 1,4, /-ts and May 35, at twelva,,at the Commercial Rooney, Bris- MI. Atomics, Messr s . 'flirrant,'"Gpirke, and Richard t.Chancery-leite, London, or Alessrs-, •B. and 0. Smith, Bristol. Ili - Chard Heys,. Widnes, Lancashiek file-matinfacturer, April "22, Wily's', 23, and Mil 25, tit , eleven, at the - Vine Inn, Wigan, Lancashire. Attornies, Mr. Whiffle, Windlit,4ohn-street,l3cdbrd-row, Lonilosi,or Mr. Gaskell , • Wigatt. • .• ThoniuS piolution, Moor : tioilse, Cumberland, spirit-dealer, April 0,34 i and May. 25; at eleven, 'at the Lim, and Limb, Attornies,Ar. Staple's-Inn, Lyndon, • or Mr. Saul, John Muni!, Derry-Hilf; Wiltshire, etniimon-carrier. - • April 13, 23, and May 25; at eleveAs, at. the Talbot Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Price nuf %Vitliaws, Lincolies4no, or Mr. George Strickland, Bristol. Henry Shepard, Norwich, liquor-merchant,. April 25, 30; and - May 25, at four, at the V/oolpaek Inn, Norwich. Attar- Dies 'Messrs. Grand and Staff, Norwich, or Messrs.Pres laidand Proctor, Brunswick-snit:ire, London. Thomas Richards, son. Bridgewater-square, watch-dealer, April 17, at clever, .27, und May 25. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. T, T. Taylor, Fore-street, John rreeth, Bidwell, Nottinglianishire, calico-printer, April 21, 22, at one, and May 25, at twelve, at the ituael t B ow l, Nottililliam. Atiornies, Messr s . Allsopp rid Wells, Not.- thrhain, or Messrs. Taylor and Clement, Field-'eourt, Gray's-Inn, London. Boyce Con be, Lloyd's Coffee-honse, London, itrairazice•-‘ hrul:er, April 17, •27, and May 25, at ten, at Guildhall, London.- Attorney, Mr. lames, Pncklershury. John ipyhey, Broad-str,ct, Aluonishury, liat:-man'afacturer, •• April -2,0, 27, and May 25, at twelve, at. Guildhall, Loudon, Attorney, Mr. Lawiedge, Gray's-Inn. Frederick Abell, Wellelose-square, woollen-draper, April 17, • 27, and May Y 5, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pearce, Pat er.iost e r-row. Intuit Gogerley, Great Ormond-street, scrivener, April 17• and 27, and May 25, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street, 111nel:friar's. George henry Kirturi, Twee Lomhard-street,- and- Edvrard's-lane, Stulie• • Newington, money-scrivener, April 10, 27, and May -25, ut clevcm, at Guildhall, London, Attornies, Messrs.. Lowless and Crosse, St. Mildred's court, Poultry. I)IVbItiNDS—At Guildhall. May 4. T. Burne, , luo. •lod T. Mankin, can3berwcll, coal merchants, at ttu. June 4. T. Maltbv arid Maltby, SizeAane;merchants,At 10. May 4. A. Evereii, J.ower Gros‘'entir-street,• wine-int:v(ll4:a, at one. Nfay 4. J. Crandall, South Lambeth, thalicr-merchant, at 12. April 21. T. Ward, late Of Newcaktle-upon-Tyue, merchant, at eleven. May 4. G. Simpson, late of CoptlialVelmuiliers, London, utter chant, at. ten. May 4. J. Strutt, Little Queen-street, bookbinder, at one. May. 4. H. Lawson, Welbeck-Areet, silk-merehatit, at 12. May 4. T. titt - itcy, A. C. Greville, and J. Fabian, Prince's street, sillunen, at ten. May 29. L. Corbet, late' of Cheltenham, shopkeeper, at ek yen, at the Plough 14..te1, Cheltenham. • May 6. 1. Queen, Paeic house Cumberland, drover, May a; at eleven, at Ms Bush Inn, earliile. May 6. J. Anderson, late of Xewcastle-urn-Tyne,. tinx riresser, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. April 1 7. %V. 81 - 40,11:irii, Leeds, Yorkshire, wooktapler, ate's, - at the 1.4.1,1 en Lion Inn, Leeds. ay TicaticAtand It. , 11,,telunln, Denham Springs, near Clioriev, Laiositshire; calico-prititers, at two, at the Musky Arms fis, hlancheiiter. May G. J. Liartlett, late of Colton, Devunshire,, hag:onater, at eleven, at the Three Caps Inn, Lyme Itesii, thiyset. cERTIPIcATEs.—mAy 4. W. Plant, Crown-street, For,.;!.)ury-synare, victuat/er. Webb, late of Ledittiry, lleretordi hire, skinner. J. Howse, Blatulfm•d-rortua,Dorset..!;in.,, dealer. J. FOwler, Ormshirk. S. NI sea, /Loop slopseller. J. Kittthe jF3ristol , viet,aailer. . __ T. Fassod, IVltitet;ross-street, pewterer. Laveraeli, King - stua-ttpoa-!dull, irimati - mger. .1. Wild, Charlotte-street, Portlon&place, merehaat. H. Spelt, Kiug-street, lace.dealer. It. L. Hollw.voy,Canthertuad-row, Kehl tington-green, harness maker. J. Bicknell, I)artinauth-street, hatter. N!rltt.~. Am liven--1 Cadiz, 2 Gottonburgli, _I Dublin, 1 Wattafard. Dui:—i Lisbon , 3 C,kateliburgb,, 1 kieligolar.,(l, I Guvll.p7, Jersey, 1 Waterford. , PRICE OF sTOCRIS 11,11$ DAY AT 11V1.1.Vii O'i LOCK. CotISOIV 69: 69 /Lit. Alai ,• • 581 THE SUN. 44111.21li:Eitg .IfAlAtf AtnlE,l r BANKRIIrrs, riristol s t,Tec,cer, to surteruler April go, :27, „ a ,i vb, at twelve, :A tbe, Whit* 'lasi lilt, liriattol. I, 0 Nl_) 0 N, WEDNRSDAY, APRIL 14, 1813. FLAG Ok"fRUCE .FROM FRANCFiI We received this morning the following Letter 'rom Deal. For what purpose the person alluded :0 is come, we arc not at present informed. " DEAL, APRIL 12.--A boat arrived from France off Dover yesterday, bearing 4 flag of truce, from which a Gentleman was landed, and inunediatcly proceeded for London. '" The Messenger, a Gentleman wh►o a tlived here some few days since from Cuxhaven, is still at the Three I(ing's Hotel here,' although several 'of the London prints have beeu pleased to say that he has had several interviews with Mi►iisters. He• has never left' Deal since his arrival." Nothing has transpired upon the subject at the Government offices. Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived this morning ; but the news by them has chiefly been anticipated by the mails from Heligoland. Mmiral Hope with his squadron had arrived in the Baltic.--. From the details given under, the head of Amster- dam, and which appear to have been originally a French account, there can be no doubt that the people "of Holland are ripe for revolt against the tyranny of France. COPFNIIAGEN, Almtcu 23.---Accounts received last night state as a certainty, that the Com mand.int-of the gun-boats at Elsineur had received orders not to molest British, ships of war or mei.- 'chant vessels belonging ,to :hat nation. GIUTP.NiIiniGII, APRIL 3.—The Colsham con voy is still at Malmo. The Aiphne frigatc, with it fleet of transports, has arrived at Marstrand, front England: - It is not positively known, whether the CROWN iittscr. has left Stockholm. Admiral IlorE arrived ; Ott the 31st ult, in the De..fianee, Capt. IL GGETT with the Princess Caro line, Orion, and Meteor bomb. Admiral Moliats is hourly expected, from tho. Sound, with 330 sail under his convoy, from Carkerona. PRTERStURGD, MARCII I.—REPORT FROM GENP UAL BARON' IVINTZENORRODE, TO MARSHAL PRINCE KOUTUSONV DE SMOLENtX.O, DATED 14 Fen. 1813. ` 1 I have the holmr to inform your Excellency that yesterday 1 ratite up with General ItcGstErt, near Kalisch, with the i corps entrusted to nut,. — The enemy's corps directed its movements to wards the town, to form n junction with 3 or 4000 Poles, who had 13 pieces of artillery, and WAS at the same instant attacked with that rapility which characterizes 'the Russian soldier. The conse quences of this attack have added fresh laurels to his Impevial Majesty's victorious arms, more par.- ticidA r ly as the enemy's infantry, superior in number, defended,. themselves • with. courage and obstinacy. 'two Saxon .flags, which lay at the. feet of his Impyria _Majesty, seven can tmsi, the Saxon Gene al Noitruz, three Colonels. 3ti >flicers and more than 2000 soldiers are the trophies of this victory. 'My,advanced guard' is in pursuit of the enemy, who is retiring upon Ralsch korvo and Ostrorvo. I find myself necessitated to give one or two days repose to the infantry, who have made forced .4nareleS for four following days. The enemy having .fttrioitsly defended himself till nine at . night necessarily occasioned us lo§s; ours amounts to front 5 to . 600 men killed or - Wounded ; that of the enemy was undonbtedly much greater." AMSTERDAM, MAitcll 4.—A conspiracy was lately discovered here, which had in contemple- . tion to overthrow the Government. A pensioner, Captain MAis, had, for this purpOse, associated himself with a certain Tuomas na JONGH, and drew the Warden VALEN'TTN, Brigadier IDLE, Merchant VERSCHUR, and Sitrgoon LEMAN into his plan. A servant of the name of FALLET was likewise suspected of being concerned in the plot. Captain NI ‘AS' design was to effect a change in the Government. JoxGa followed his directions, and procured information of the arms of the guards and their nonumof defence. The Warden VALENTYN lent his house to the conspirators for their me•ytings, and endeavoured to discover among the °dicers of the guards; if there were any shoot they could depend on in ease of an ins irrec- InLE wai; to find out if the guards were provided with cartridge' s. The merchant VER.. SCHUK lucid inflammatory speecheq, and 'de seribed two persons who were much devoted to the house of Orange, and might ike placed at the head of. a cointirittee. The Surgeon LEMAN' (a Jew) conierred with Maas on sun dry plans, and promised .to keep the Jewish quar ter: quiet: The insurrection was to break out on the 12th February, and the sighing fOr it was to be by setting fire to the national house fur receiving` pledges, • tit Hi. On die 22d February, ,a milita l ry commission passed sentence on the conspirators. 111AAs, .. , VrALENTYN, Tlli . t , VERSCIIVR, LE 'MAN, were all declared guilty JoNGH condemned to death, and their property confis cated to the Crown ; VALENTYW 1 411(11111..F. 10 five years' imprisonment, and a tine of 2000 franks VERSCH On and 14ENtAN to two years' imprison ment and a fine of 500 'franks. PALLET was de clared innocent, and acquitted. .• ST. PE TEttSßtlitGll, 25.•--The account; from the armies §tate, that they have abundance of provisions and forage, and that. his imperial Majesty has been pleased to grant the whole army without aiStilictiol) of rank, half a year's . pay as a rewara.- The Archbishop Of KAMENTZ POTOLSK has sent 75 VMS of the clergy to the artily, who wished to be partaken of the glory of our warriors. It is Serene Highness the Prince ofSmolensk has grate fully 'received and appointed them to different re giments. A .Cadiz Mail reached town this morning, but the papers brought by if arc not. of so recent a date, by nine days, as those received on Saturday last. They contain no intelligence of the least i mportance. The details of the very gallant and brilliant affair on the coast of Calabria, which we mentioil cd yesterday, were published in e last Gazette. which also contained an official dispatch, stating the particulars of the defeat and destruction of the French division milder INIORAND, at Lune hourg, respecting which the !post profound silence is maintained in the. Paris Papers. Paris Papers reached town last night, to the t b inst. 'they are extremely bar en of intelli- Bence: They statei ;,, t'de most 6b . sor e B that an advintage ba d hem gained by ow NOES . over the Prussians,' but n eitber tiuu place, nor details, are given. Boosula : not left Park, nor is any day mentioned departure. Some p ains , are taken to suade the people of F rance W ' enchhip of Austria,, by marked manlier, the arri Prilne SCHW ARTZENBERG , tht sador 'but respecting the item Court of Vienna, BUotiAPARTE publish any thing spceific. Bo; made of the strength of the not tt word is said of restnnin, Germany, except in the shot; deal conjecture. The President is arrived at large 4niu of money tni board but brings no news. If Flu Ministers neglect Oteir -for want of advice from the , which is eternally eontlitaning . ! sure and suctitesti.nt., 01 r . 'r . 00 ever, the . Chronic/8 is not ver' complaints, for one day it acta , in Otte being cold ttad tame nits! regara —f, iiental Powers, and the next of heigt°° it - and- officious. On the s' nbject of D eetngr o t , stns were charged With confeder'tllg ° til d e den, on a proposed seivire of Sorwe l l o ietl Power, and though. the Chronicle too; prove that they had assented to atils'(' ) or had any concern in it, Yet th e , p ceels %ft re l tpu uon ti:c tish Government ni on adm ittetl the (!lironir•le says, that it trusts ", st ij • overtures of I)::annurlt, now.f(l‘. addressed to Great Brinain; arc, -11 be again rejected by , the presumed rejection is noe of the d' a i , o3/ 1 1112 4$ of the. C7tromide; but, knows nothing overtures had ,been rejected by Mi 3ist bleb e ° can, be thought o f th e Chruairx, ". if rle them for rejeciiug all overture thait,oo Mi";sters would nut have acted on`rigi . seating to ?—Bur how do the' tures from Denmark, accortliug of the Arpin; Chronicle, corresi -slioiiieance which so often bui about, nor, conscquearl7; " GOVerIIIUCTIt., and the intligerel tempt, fa ril,tch it is held by for Denmark carnet+) us again, a fterit t "tiected, surely we muit, be cf th=in is eOrgsistent with the oth ei the C'brogicle. But sirttilar rei pecti , made by that rop er CART, %VllO MI; I ( 1 to bave ill by the Emperor of Itil isi4; immediately after we find th' had sent to request his pre:3C' Chronicle is constantly, and mai! ing its rancour against 11Iinisters exposing itself to contempt by of its charges. Ar r i ve , " 1 °R(1 ; .4NTA, ; Ir go fo t 4 eri lk 4 e t'l4 ist i Pfirt ; vi til c( l i}poi nte 114, 4 , 1 , `" a WltsiDsott, Arn 13.7--Vesten o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT Al LOOdim : his Royal ffighliess to the QUEEN and PRINCESSES tO • and Gardens, returned with 00 1 dinner, where his beloved (11114,5' CII,IIU,(ITTE «8.5 of the party ] the P itiN cE left Windsor for LOP' Yesterday the Earl of 11Acci,s Sc mmoitT arrived on a visit "),, this:triorning rode on horsehacK A UG USTA, SOPIIIA, CHAL'°.l*. Plantations, &c. for about to" were also attene t ed by 1-0 1 Y 11ANKRas, and C o lonel TAY l ' O ' PriaCesses LLIZABCTiI and 1111 0 to Frogniore. ......,---- Saturday, during the visit of l'it 1 NCLSS E S tit Calltoll-110115Cy t GT comiticted them to his IV SN valuable S•rtfAaT manuscripts wi arrived from m' Roe were Royal Royal Ilighness's Librarian, t, CL AR 1:.,a Yesterday Viscount CASTI,SIig. NIU E NSTU ha x d audiences of the ' The Loan MAY alt has fied 4 I for Friday, the 23d instant , to port of the Depntation who wil Fr, ' cess oi%V . ,tr..as with the Address nd , '‘: The Countess of L OUDON sAry to learn, received so- violent 1 Monday, f rom bitting her bad jeetiug part of a cabinet, that i; cessary to have her immediately bi Partio'e from town wai conscV en There,Will be. a Alecting of ‘I I ' sang: purpose, is also :Noah wart:, as well as a f lirtistati row, to address the Prince'' ot :; A Meeting of the County of A i) : The celebrated Madame So f :l 4' been some time under the Pr° te ,' 1 DOTTN, i tj sweje,p, by whos o, in, said, she has addressed an APP t i' to talt'place Nntions of the Contilient, ect`;:,,,'.„-?' advantage of the present crio—bre to allow the Corsican 2) 1 ' 0 1 1 ' ( Tiding A' but zealously to co-operate WO Tbil.tiiir self of to detaitable a gonster:tioo d.,, said to bean admirable coloPcsi areu went, and political w1s(1°111' 4 it neither n u., 1,, B O ON AT OT:1 i ii ell at 'YMI nientioaed ,-I.', 17 , .e taken to p ' °el ins bur , o f the NIP. 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