The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-13 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. CADIZ AND LISBON PAPERS. Com, JuNE the arrival, of the Ilya ei,ith from the coast of Catalonia, we learn, that tlig expedition which sailed from Alicant, con- Ofi in , of 11,000, landed without opposition near Tair_agotta, there being. but a very weak garrison : the battering train .wiis :also landed,and-two hat irrirs erected, wrie shortly after dis mantled,and in tonsequence of its being known that SticgraT was in full march to succour the place, ,with a yrry considerable force, our troops set abont re-embarking, winch was effected without Jogs of men . ; 'a few pieces of artillery Were titian dotted to the enemy.. Ac tcA r, Jvtte 13.—General Et to, on the 9th, advanced with his infantry, *from Villena to St. Felippe de Xatir4, and the intrepid Marquis, with his cavalry and seven pieces of flying 'artil kry, is marching towards Aluca. •. On the 10th of June, SVCIIET marched from Va lcucia„ thron;lll3enimagtd towards Twivel, and Baron Ilkatsmt, with the artillery, through Ca§- toraoga, upon Segorbe, after having destroyed the hatterias. Svc:HET, previous to setting out, said in the fortress of Valencia, that he was , going because - he •liked it, and not through fear of the Portuguese, Spank!), and Sicilians; as line on the Xtbeal was more than sufficient' to _of? . hid delianee tu'all the armies in Spain. Lisning, JuNE 25.-41 m frkrce.which the flying' , King commands in person, iSinuch less•than for merly stated . ; it is calculated at 40,000 infantry, •toui 7000 horse, without including 13,000 troops which CLAIALL commands in Navarre, whilst our army, after being joined 11.111ngi; LONGA, and 11P, N DIZABEL will 111110011 t to, if not exceed 100,000 men. Siam .7, JUNE 10.--IThe port of Tarragona is al ready u the power of the. Allies,- who, on the 81.11, constructed. a battery of heavy calibre, and, uu the.oth, opened their lire upon the, fortress, which was entirely surrounded ; its garrison con sists. of 600 Vandals. The enemy has abandoned the: pointii of Montauta and Matato, and retired to Barcelona, from whence a division of 10,000 men thare:p to succour Tarragona ; but the valian t 1 tilt and _Mans°, who were posted in Molius tc•Litei, there waited his approach, and obliged Lila to retire, and take shelter in the capital. Auclorr, enemy who, in !limi ter de:00 mete, occupied the line of Castile, has precipitately retreated. Juse 21.---The Allied Army which taled from Abeam, and disetith:irked in Tierra gota, has re-rnharked without lobs of men, but wi.b some pieces. of artillery and ammunition ; fra-ring, according to.some accounts, left a gal ri ton of 3000 men in Coll de Magner. IVe are ignorant of the cause of the re-embark atiqn, although it is supposed to have been the t fleet of orders nut having been well understood, cr in consequence of • the enemy having collected ire tits point threatened.. ~1t is positively stated, that Lord 13entinck, who is proceeding to 'take the command of the forces. in. the East, is ticiir on the coast of Catalonia, but ltud . .ot disembarked. • In respect to the letters. from. -Salon, were are ►lSsnitd that the expedition from Alicant, which dH.!ipharked in the neighbourhood of. Tarragona, began bombarding that fortress, whose gar visual was, reduced to about SOO men. .1131 E. 22.—The expedition from Alicant has tceit obliged to re-embark, with the loiis ut Some artiller y ,, comiegnefice of Sachet hoing ap. 1-viircd in Catalonia, at the head of 24,000 men. I.4silow, JUNE 26.--Suchet has ,abandoned the etutertt coafit, and passed the •Ehro at Saragossa. Ile has upwards of 12,000 men with hint. MAnatn, JuNi- 25.—The Governor of this !lice, Don, Francisco Antonio y Gongora, has re , this day from his Excellency General Doh 't 11,ci , co Xavier Castanos, the, following official r I— . Ihe enemy's forces having assembled in the neighbour -1,,,nd of t ittona, under' the command of the harm:ire King, ~ .t l iatacked by the ..I.llied Army on the elst inst. under the cot,iliand of .the' ever-victoriout Marquis of WtUingtou, 1),1 Ciudad Iludriro, and completely defeated and groat r'• II their artille'el, exceeding se a great announition,waggons, all illcipage and aiilit;;ry (thtilit, were the fruit of this enemy :ice dying in confit , ion in the ditec ti,,:, ut frkin 4itttl Pimplona, and they ore closely pursued.— altt,k comment:A by 'oar n i,tht, and was 'followed I,r In b ; the army immediately advattetl;. at. the same F;oodi nuoi:,es were so straitclied, that crowding 4 4 pi.ults, rcelr I.lri.ig W i nk slao;riler and confusion. It dues nit upe.li• tit;tl the tot, AIM Alines hits been coosiiter :soto, ood. s heat t kte lot intelligence. L th“: 14:1 Co. etirloy ‘ , ..,41 .104 11110Wil in totilition to the re-comly..at of hy ttut rytywitttioti . 1 / 4 %1141, ki t W ith that.l4. t,•iii, ilJ,f C.li ~a,, , tatioit Ut Vaieo, id, Li 1.101 tres jw,,t been ~;: ought lit fill Mr 1 Illur4 with joy. ot (;ovoi),,,ieot, lit 'Jiving the coil:inland oft,he arato... 10 ,itiCti it mast inspiretitem tt it b Lb,: greatest coHilue,lee, justtlies tile choice it tile: muck. (Sig - netl) •' LL STANOS." " /largos, June '23, 1813." GOTTENDURGLI M. t(1.IN", JT:NIi: I 9.—.l.rcording to the lit-A ac t(t Hit ts mu I)res(len, PI incv of NeufelhAtel :Ind \Vagrant (Afesan(lo . Louis Bertliier), Vice (.:r,nsrabie of El is (161 d. lie ova born 30t11 Dve.. 1.---1. - I,e last accounts from brette, that his Royal Ilighness the t :r"" Vi'inee of Sweden enjoyed the best state tyt hcaith, 4.wwi-vkixituutm, ► PPearS tbdt tW° Cl 11 Iliqyl.itterS are iii the S'citind ()lie b4)arti rtil(l,2r tlt.t Pappelaberg flag tt oyi). As our.croist!ts 111.1nier0118; We butAi to Bear a, good uccouut, of the.tu, Altair en--1 Cadiz, 1 Wm) Gottenburgb, I Brazils, Waterford. DuE.-1 Heligoland,- I Guernsey, 1 Jer:. say, I Dublin, I IVaterforti. , - • PRICE OF C:;KS 71/111.1)AY Al TWELVI .- • - 00 I1 11011 ...•58Ui 4 ItVd. :WA I ° U " lii i nl MGT' WATMILAT LONDON' 'BRIDGE TO;-*iltItOti'. Mot - 10'4;0W allantes after 2. I E•tuttifig, II iiiiht';le, ziltet S. TIIE SUN. iiiccuo; rAi.4cxi AriaAl? '?fails front Cadiz and Lisbon; Ciott'enbargh and Heligoland, furuish this day the extracts which will be found Midec .our 'usual foreign head.• A . most eNtraordinary.report of the Eniperor of Aus- TittA's havinedied by poison, is brought front lelignland by= a -Gentleluarr. who left the. island on the Bth, and who says, that on Abe (14Y of tits departure he spoke with the Master of a Small' vessel from Hustnn, who stated; that the intelli 7 Bence iu question was received - there the day pre ceding,, and that it was surmised that the Empe ror's fate had been oceaSioned by his having:de cided, later long vacillation, to juin Fratic,eakainst the Allies. Uho►►'t.his rumour, sincerely hoping, for the honour of huitian nature, . . that it is untrue, we shall other few.observations. Murder, at best, Anil and unnatural, assumes a. inure atrocious. cha racter when it attacks men "so high and exalted above the rest of mankind—in whose existence or dissolution is involved the happiness or misery of millions of their fellow-creatures—men Whose Stlddell Gill is likely to cause convulsions and re volutions deeply implicating the interests and lives of multitudes of their species. The Em peror of AUSTRIA, too, has bmne his faculties' S 6 meekly that we cannot but receive with the utmost abhorrence the impression made even by this .unauthenticuted rumour. As for the' prestiniption that the horrid deed,• if it has been committed,. arose from his having united the arms of Austria to those of France, we neither eau nor will fOr moment entertain it. Our fears ltt'p upon an other string, and when we look to the Abominable and vile assassin on the other side; when we re collect his notorious and infamous charikter when we revert to his guilty career " with many a foul and midnight murder stained," we (hi not hesitate in loudly expressing our suspicions that, if FRANCIS has.been poisoned, the " deep dam nation of his takingoff" lies heavy on that wretch to whom Sir It. WILSON justly and foreihly' . tip plied the words of the Roman..Liard, lilc %Tuella Culchien Et quicquid u:,( 1 11;n11 c)uLirit9r,tlefas Tructavit. The news .from the North is not otherwise of very material import. 'rho opinion we yesterday advanced, that .BERTMER was the individual who inhabited the palace at Dresden, and. died there, receives further countenance from two ".concur rent reports to the 'saute effect from Berlin and Stockholm. This than was one of the most efficient supporters of the Dynasty NA'POL:EtiN, —the Counsellor and Assistant PARTU, throughout the whole of his_ wonder ful, sanguinary, and atrocious "career., , i 1 :frac? the projector and executor- of the marriage t , ; . ith the Archduchess of. Austria ; and posseaSedi4l ex, treme acutenCitS, cunning, sagacity, and political information. His 'loss- must be seterely felt b'y . the Tyrant at this critical and threatening juncture of his fortunes. When he needs them .most, his props are fulling.from under him. Fi6t BUSSIBItES, then Dunoc, and now BEnTlitia, lit the short space of a few weeks, have been:torn . from his side,. and left hint (may we anticipate 4 ) as his predecessor, ROBESPIEttiIE, was left alter toe destruction of his accursed associates, to iterish the last victim sacrificed on the' scatfolded altar of rxn oppressed and bleeding nation. At namhurgli, "DAVOUST has pnblisheti an' .. amnesty in favour of the seamen who'have'seeved in the ships of that city against tilt. French ;' but the gallant Hanseatic's, who have opposed the marauders on land, seem to be excludd from the pale !of' forgiveness. Four thousand persons, men and women, were daily employ ed in strengthening the fortifications. The French had remitted eighteen millions of the contribution first demanded, their claim being now reduced to thirty Millions of franks ; about three millions of which sum had been paid into the Banker's, on French account. In Lubeck the merchants had been more se verely dealt with than at Ilamburkbi. for at tiie latter place the French requested.only a you'l of certain articles of stores and other goods in their possession, but at the former they entered-'the warehouses by force, antiput the French seal on the merchandise. The CROWN PRINCE, bad put his army tizto can- etit a extension of the Armistice. The detestation and hatred Of the French name Anti service is universal. The very Danes feel these sensations, as strongly'as the peo ple of other c'ountries, and where the Danish troops were ortiered - to join the Prencli, almost every officer who 'ottlti possibly exist without:his 'Pay, resigned his continission, arid sought retire meta in disgust. Loiililerlts, iri COM mite of tli llow shocking must the reflection ,be to every Frenchman, that thifyibhbrrence of hiM is gene rated in the bosom of the whole humainsrace by the horrid and atrocious villanies of it Corsican Usurper; and how galling to the Goirernment of Denmark to know, that the better part of its sub jects detest the mean, unwise, and. nefarious flO licy which i . t has adopted, in linking its interests with the interests of aTyrant against, the liber 7 , ties and happinessot mankind:, . The intelligence in the Cadiz and Lisbon Pa pers we submit to Our Readers with wine degree of diffidence ; for we confess, the statements are to Us almost inexplicable- 7 -certainly irreconcile abl e. One report asserts'Tarragbna to have IjeC taken—another, that.the 11',xpedition *had re .embisrked with the los,s ?f Aome artillery, in-con sequence of the approach-. of Suc.nsT,.. at the head. of 24,000 nieu. Now•SucusT and Hiatuses appear to have been moving on Segorbe,,upwards of It4o miles lower down in Catalonia, about the date assigned to this re-embarkatiOn, so that their advance is not likely to have caused it, if it took place at all. it is said that this sank force had marched on Sara gossa, having abandoned the whole eastern coast to its fate, and applied itself solely_ to the object of escaping front the country. The last accounts front Cataleniia were brought to Cadiz by the Hyacinth. Genera). ELI() had wove l forwarl, in the rear of sucurr, from NTH lena in Mut del to San Fili;ppe, which lies midway bet ween the former place iind Valencia. illikmarch will not be impeded, as the Freuehtnen, before they quitted the line of the Xucar, destroyed all their batteries on that tine position. This also proves that . SU . CHET contemplated no such thing as heing,able to make any stand in the Peninsula, though he gasconaded a good deal about his caps- lid► these Papers, the troops, nuclei tile fugitive JOSEPH arc estimated at 40,000,infuntry and 7000 cavalry, exclusive of 13,000 nittIei;CLAUSEL, in Navarre, who seem to be cut off, without hope of ever again seeing France. The allied force mulct. the Ift.ro WEI,LiNd.roN when joined by LoNnA, MINA and Alt:ll)l7.AitEL, atootint to at least 100,000 men'. We yesterday mentioned the appearance of the naval Julius Ciesar, of the new world in the Nor, them Seas —The following is ail the further in formation we have been able, to acquire upon the subject ; but for certain reasons well known to ourselVes, we trust very shOrtly to have it bril liantly, elucidated by an arrival it► a British port of the illustrious modern Transatlantic Roman. Tho President frigate was citi the 18th ult. near the Western Islands, „parted from the Congras frigate on the sth.". Letter, data at Sea, of the ..I:iumber, July 9. CAMIMOdare lt9ocKas sailed front North Illergvn on il.e 2 , 1 instant. After watering and re - victtialling, he shaped his course to the North, and will inOst probably ernizo.cither fUr our Graenlanduten, Archangehnen, or "West Indiamen going North about. " The President was the only ship that :anchored atN i arth 1 , Bergen, and it was not known if she had any consorts. She lay there five lays; we were °tithe coast on the sth,- .and got the.inforpn►tion from a Dane, which left Bergen the same day'. • We; in eonscgaenee,•gave up o►ir cruise." • Miring the last week the KIN ti has continued as•well described in'the monthly ,Report. The PRINCE INGENT Will hold a Levee on Thursday, at one o7clock, which is expected'to be.the Ina this seasoir. • The Duke of YoaK transacted military business yesterday with the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House. Yesterday Count:Mu:4s Tim an audience of, - tire Yit)ticriluommutt:Garitou House. Ltsi night, GI the House of Coinmons, Sir Pautira, gave notice that, earlx in the nowt Session he Nvould m m ove for a Committee to inquire into the nature and extent of Prange Lodges to Ireland. Lord W. Bur:To/ex has reached the roast of Catalonia. The Madrieti-Gazette of the 27th uititucs, con tains . General Castanos's official dispatch ing the great , battle of Vietoria. The intelfi gence- was no sooner, received i n the Spanish Capital, than it produced the same burst of enthusiastic joy anti exultation there as it did in this city, I.ljunduat inns•took plate, for,tbrce stir cesiive nights, and bull-lights were exhibited as many days ticeessively and the produce of the latter was divided between objects of eharity, - and rewards for military Service : part w,ts gien to the littspitals, part was'assigned as rnarriapf-por tions for the daughters of disabled soldiers, and part was bestowed On the most distinguished fol lowers of the EmpEcciNimo. CLAUSEL, Who turned off from the vicinity , of Vittoria, as soon as he heard of the battle, took the road to Tudela,, probably in the hope of join ing- SUCH ET, and retreating with him by the road that leads North ward from Saraiossa into Fraace, SECON ROM 0 , c SUN.O!FIrE, ITILF-PAST TWO o'CLOCK. BULLETIN. I ST War Departnient,ly r: _ leiters irbich have been received Office, it is known that the Allied Troops, co' mended by Sir JOHN MU !ifi . which wad tt barked at Aricatit in the last days of AfilY ,° ' landed on the 3d of June, near Salon; and ilia diately inee§trd Tarragona. • . Lieut. Col..PitivosT hati been ,previously iacbed with the 2,1 Battalion of the . 67t1 1, u n° i p a a g r i t: e o: , ROLES and of DICLMN'S Regiment s tacit the Fort of p, 'upon th e Philip', Col dell E lie was there joinel by as Brigade ft ' the Catalan Army. Capt. Anam commandeflti4 squadron _sent to co-operate with Colonel 11 . 4/ ' " VOiT .pul the great . exertions of the era' and seamen employed upon this service , andell4, di r ection of very able Officers, ma:rowel difficulties presented by the s i tuat i o n of the 4 1 and obliged the g ar ri so n t o surrender on f. " wri Y i "g' of the 7th. ''Lieut. DELATRE, lon'4 , Regiment, and . one Spanish Of4e t : l;iig i killed, as were six soldiers, and 37 Wou nded i time tl.e-en;f ..lean time. Sir J. nu R had cowmen(ol .( t i h rr a a t g a oi s n t l i ,. ( l.; , :i g t Navin f; i ntcllirepcet"l• on the. 12th buck of !ranch tr~i" had wivaneed from the side of Barcelona tom" Franca and Vandrill, anti likewise that stint SUCifET WAS upon hi s marc h from Valeac, Sir 1 / 1) /IN illtinavi resolved to raise the sir emdt he troops were em barked innvediately,witb°o :my loss of oleo, but they were o bliged.to Ic a ". the advanced batteries, some pieces of iteoyo," Dance, of which the carriages ;vac; burnt.. NAVAL S. F A Lmot:l' rt ' -- J "`i 14,--Arrived th e Poke Kent packet, with a mail from Lisbon, in 1 day s ; the Diana packet, with a mail fromC in la days , ajil _ and the Sitiftsure packet, from PI Janeiro, in 53 days. Caine in the Ciezinerki Wi of 14' guns, from a craize,. Sailed to-day, 0 , ' not yesterday, as was reported, the Queen CA kite packet, for Lisbon, and the Princess OM for Cadiz, both with mails. e s•t ' 1 Pi4l'3slol:Tlft JULY 1... o r . his )A;; J e J 0f ships 13enLow and Medway , of 74 g uns each ; ,I Lando, 36 ; nod Diligent store-ship, fret „ (I ' o l Doilis ; 'and Galatea, .18, Captain LosAcy. , ol t vi convoy. . The Cordclia has just fired a gua.,:ii_ hcoisnvAolyajfers;'sLislibiupn—P;;;;;:inttlitti)rl9Ltiiishuolf::i'tilifl ii .10oscned ber foretop-sail, as a signal fort h° , , ~ . mg of the Downs convoy. The Albion %il l 11 ' 74 rose, with the outward-bound for New°" 111111")at • . t i, e do' Quebec, &c. are gone on for their respeL 30 , tinationt. - Vie Zephyr . was released froin gu ll. , tin i e )r t , ' ‘ li L iS , j m ii tlr y ni i n 2 g ....7. , but A.ri :lir: o y n e s;: e i r a t e k il y ee , e ti ~.. , 10 t e '' . ~e lat re. graphic ctimtnunication, is placed under " .strainttagain. , llo* „,-.ii tray, of 74 guns, front the More, and P''' ' ., thr""ilh the Downs for Portsmoutli.--4tealai'l° A l a rsr the Downs, the Monmouth, Cornwall , an'' -tt ~t c than, line of battle ships. jite _Russian fokio, 0" ... v G l : (: i:: : : : , i ) : 2l : : ii , , l i z ie ) e ll i l : r , gi ,Itiwg):teiticrti,‘st,','..,:',7!, &c. -- , : et n s iv :l ( l ) :: l Y . ° l ) il' : l < n ;44 ) e l tnia. t l his s ' l, ' ( t e ' ~ , : ; ! 1 :: :t is t eil: ;:lli t. i s:::: 1 1 :f 0 :1 1 :: iin; : ire't;et e th as e=s r lidlc r t e l m f a o i t n • the ior l e t o i , .: l 7 o A y those I "' nd to a ti r e e r e s t il li t i t te.tri, fair the e a R eo i% t . i e v r o . y , fro m. - ,- -i l A eE lli : l l: i i i i a c t is h it i l, a l gi , ?- 14 convoy, 17); " P Ri o n i7sn S :l:::: tel,l.tile 1311 in cutter, !vit.° The enenty's - ships in Flu Thing c,tinr. ()111 $ , Crf, yohd the 'shoals On Wednesday, and `" r le near being brought to f in fiction. 0 11 „ .- to our fleet (with the Russians) chased el,!)3"tbd Tbornton's Ridge, 111)(1 it 1100/Cen I ", i r 00 weather tide making (the wind being S. 11 ",..„;rer should certainly have taken them. Tie Pri nable odd Cora/wall, with the Jason stud briP to o changed shots with them. They have to t , tr . sailof the line, five frigates, and thirty brig'' Flushing. # „ t eif A person who is just arrived from FranCe th a t t h e ginhil vessels o f the enemy hoi long - c ' e s accustomed to facilitate their voyages Ott the‘ ra d coast of France, by passing through they 1131.'„04 chantiel which separates Ow Islands of Obr °// i; Mice from the river. But their coostinto; of now moqt effectually stopped ; the Clar e/We : r ico seventy-fintr guns, at anchtir at the north ef-Ar l O tt of the Poak l Breton, blockades - that P 4 1: 1 : while she keeps up the communication, by si is? .. with the squadron at aticliOr is 13ascpte 'like effect of this mode of blockade , la tel Y ilu6 t r i oo t by Admiral Dvattam, is sensibly felt tl4rotlit` the coast between Bayonne and Brest. roar The Tagus, tir frigate , will be launched to. . row, at Fish-house-, Isle of Wight. 11° 15 The Furiotts gun-brig arrived in Leit h - I ,oo' °4 the 7th iust• with at Losivt.iy from. Gottc" LONDON', TrIES1).11; JULY 1.3,186. f