The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-18 00:00:00

, Af77-r.-11-1 noE».-1 CadiZ• 1 I, i'hnn , Ma l t 42 , , POottimburgis, a aciigotandi 1 Dublin, 2 Waterford. , THOU WATtIt AT LONDON BItIDGE TO-MORROW. Itittos after 10. I E'rening, 28 aflatttesafter 10. a,— the verage price of Brown or 'Muscovado Sugar, coinputed from the Returns made iu the week ending 13th Octubcr, 1813, is per cwt. `,, We are this (lay' tompellett toontit.numerons interest in;,; Articles tor want of room, THE-:SUNT. 3rlf,T 1I OTIS fill'F:HE FAGItINI LONDON, moNn.ir, OcTOBRE 12, 1213. 1) I S PATC HES - FROM THE - 11RITISIT ARMY. IN FRANCE Tlte glorious Dispatches anticipated from Lord WELf,ttsororr, and detailing the first operations r the Allies in France, have arrived. The Earl of MAactL is their bearer.—His Lordship left hea ',quarters on the I I th, and reached Downing -street this morning. SUCUET commanded the French force ; BOULT having- departed for the North.— Tho Spaniards fought nobly, and well sustained the reputatiOn they acquired near Iran. Tile left of our gallant army had advanced to St. Jean de Luz. Lord MAltcu first went to Lord BATHURST'.! Of fice, and )thence to Lord LtyEapoot.'s House. The Noble Earl accompanied the bearer at these glorious tidings to Carlton-House. The following was immediately issued by Go verns-tient, and the cannon of the Park and Tower Poimeed the receipt of the joyful tidings to the metropolis. OFFICIAL BULLETIN. WAR-DEPARTMENT, DOINVING-STRELT, OCT. I S. " Captain. the Eat. of IkTnacn arrived rid:. r;orning with a. Dispatch from the MArtnu zSS of WELLINGTON, dat‘cl Lezaca the 9th instant, by which it vppeari that the left of the Allied Ximy crossed the liithissoa on the 7th inst. in front of Andlye, and near the Montagne Veite• The LiiitiTh ate:! Portuguese troop took: sereu }.pieces of cntlqcm r,r) t pavt of the line, and the firtnitits w 4 .1 ), . who Aix 141)ove the nice piece. ` 1 At the satue . 01w.! Major. General Baron AL TEN attacked with the• I f igh Pivision attire Puerto sle Vera, supported by a Spanish Division, and Don P. Criyou attacked the .enettly's entrench vitas on the mnuntain of La !Wm. These troop s e arr i e j eve r y thing before them until they arrivefl at, thy. foot of the rock, which proved in.. accessible. On the morning of the BTh, the at tack Was renewed on the right of the enemy's po sition by the s4n:e troops, and was instantly ear. tied in the most gallant style. " 'l'h Enemy then ‘vitlli.lreiv from all parts of thcir position. • " Lord WELLINGTON speaks in the highest terms cif the conduct of all the troops eplaged4 Polluguese, and Spanish. ". Th'total aritiSh and POrtuguese loss amounts to about 'BOO men Mika, tronnded, and mis Sing ; that of the Spantarda to about. 730.7-- Norrvs of Officers Killed and Hionuded on the 7th - • 'and 901 of October: KILLED. Foot, 2d Mott.—Lieutynants Hill ►►nti Campbell. [.ii bt Batt. King's German Legion—LieutenaalSlanek. Batts--Captain S!►awe. TORTUGUASE KILLRD. Ist Cacadnres—Lieut.-Col, Algto, aid Captain &lac:Min Ant. (anb 3 . ad Di . :ta—Lier,t..Jnan pinto; En!ign, Jr.ift Fiat); ' and Jai: 'Navarro de Nudraile. naiTtsu OPErCettS. WOUNDED, 4th Font, 15111,44 A, --Siirgeon, J. bove.on; severely. Bott.--Copt..tervoise, sightly ; Lieut. Dale, Re . yereli; Lieut. Sheppard, severely ; Lit:nt. 141f4dein, se verely; thinybell, slightly; Lient. Lvinesu r i er , slightly; Lieut. Brooks, severely; Lieut. severely. Ensign Nash, severely; Ensign Kenny, severely. 6.2 d Begiment of Foot, Ist.. 41.1tt.—Captains Mein (Nlajne) and Dong - las, and f.4tit. Hunter and ,Ensign Fravr, severe.ly ; . • . C4ptaina P. earriph,ell Slieddon, 3; - ;t.lt 1.14t.--Caniti,o; soverely, and Gibbons (si ace tivka! Lieuts.ll.ldgcway and Fry, SPveroy,l34tigoo4 arts! litl&iness dt)neat thi Off.:;e tLls aay. Vial II 4. ad that3l,vd.-7Lieut. G. Vickers, saverely. lit Light Ilttt. King'4 Qe.rman, C44,t. itautetiburg, arid . I irut. Wahren -dor f, severely Lients. Lpmer,s, Atlsins, and A.fartveden,anii , Ail Line Dittck.--Liaternint A. , Resist., severcy, fin liatt.—spaptain Ingdrs, 43tronsiclt Light I niuntry,- . -I\l4,ior I't:agstei4, slightlr; Capt. tc Waekllol4,-.:1 s11640)- ; • Ch't I, 4uhit - t, ; prc,,zteav•il.l, Pci.llq iit Line.---Liutat. John A, :!c4thiton4 ..• a ; • • Ist Ce.e/tderes...,M4or Antunin Lobo Tel, Darn* (tightly. Lieut.: M. J, Antnni4obral, slightly. Ensign I'4. Ter. D'Alineida, slightly. Ensign Dom. M. Coelho, severely. Ensign Joao. Ant. de severely. IF.nsign rlauc.lso Teveira, severely. 7th Caeachires.—Jouct. Secirll, severely. Ensign Nartins, severely. Bth Ritto.—Capt. J. Valley, severely. Ensign P. J. P. Serre, severely. ~ekj.,titter to the LbaD MAcrra front Lord BA TIRIRST, just pasted . up ' at the Mansion House, states the arrival of Lord MARCH with Dis patches, announcing that the Allied Army crossed the Bidassoa on the 7th instant, and attacked the whole French line,' extend- ing from the sea to the — village of Sarre, the Whole of which was carried with the exception of somepoSitions, which were afterwards evacuated. Theloss as stated in the Bulletin. It is said Sir JOIIN Jinn led the attack. The Gazette of Saturday, copied into .a preced ing, page, contains the di3pat6es, from Sir C. 814.:WART, dated Prague, 17th and 19th ult., the substance of which, as communicated in an offi cial Government Bulletin, we laid before the public on Wednesday last. The details are bow ..ever of great interest. The reconnoissance and actions from the 9th 'to the 17th, when BuoNA PARTE %VUS so signally worsted in person, tire en tirely in favour of the good cause, In fact, the enemy was foiled in every project, as cell hi ultimately repulsed at every point. • And these are not mere affairs for posts and positiona, of inferior importance whether gained-.or lost—the baffled Tyrant figlits for space, without which he cannot . exist. Pent Lip in Dresden, he has nut even breathing-room, but attempting to o'erpasa the Bohemian mountains, be may exclaim with King .Jobn— " Ay, marry, now my soul bath elbow-room : There is so hot a somoterin my bosom, That all my h9weis crulithlo up to (hut: I am a scribbled l'unn, dram) with a pen Upon a parchmeut raid ugainst . tka fiie Do I shrink up and / like John too we ,may trust " the hell within him," will soon prevail over " unreprievable eon.' deinued blood,", and the suffering world be freed from the presence of. its afiiictor. The battle of Nollendorff was upoira larger scale than was at npprehended; anti the result one of the most fatal checks ,the Despot has yet. received. It is repeated that he has no become so desperate as ti) tisk his"person in battle, a thing which he was oever vemeakahty fonil of citAtig when : only weidneral, onl which we believe he has not done since he was Consul. A chance shot, it is said, 'killed his hose under him on the Providence seems to reserve him for a more just fate 'than 'that which Would Close .his career with the bonour Gf hcing sbin in buttle. The junction of the Austrian corps under Count. BussiA with the Silesian force under General BLUCHER the advance at the latter to %i kith] five English wiles of Dresden on the east . 00111 -' munication with that part a the•CLUMN PRINCed, army Which adVaneek op the right bank of Abe Elbe on the north 'the streceisirol exploits of the patriot TIIIELMAN, and the insurrectionary . state of the country., bet wee' the. Elbe and Rhine, on the West ; while the Bohemian Army thus beatS the enemy back on the south . ; all these views prove lifk the affairs or Btli/NAPARTE are hi that situation which every lover Of hi.: coun try, and every friend to mankind must des;re..---- Of the remnant of 1114CDONALP'S force we hcar nothing. NaY's triny, instead of being in 9 coo'- diticii to beat the 11:1111y of the North a - many, is reduced to he , mote than a match for a ,partizan divison. As far as it is able, it seems to be employed in 'resiqing the passage of the Elbe,, at places,whieh:airord it the protection of strong fm tificatiOns, It amounts t( so►ne 1f3,000 in 1r the field,. The fumed coil)* of reierve from Francokiiii, under ALIGEREMJ, is not more nntnernits : these, with the garrison of Leipzig and VtuTOit's corps, ore all that IltioNA 7 rAaTE has to kelp down the rising spirit of the people, and secure that ilight,towards France to which be must tietalcc himself or perish. With respect to affairs still further north, though there are no official accounts since ourlaat, oti *ate'letters from Heligoland furnish a very factory: picture of their situation.. Small vessels from neigh botying ports had arrived with (mei) its freight Qf, good tidings. The Cossmeki scour- ed the country (in the left bunk of the Elbe even to the Weser, cutting off convoys and pro- visions, interrupting the communicatic► . u4, and harassing th;! 32d military division of the trsnr - per's ETupi re, li.ey d precedent or endnrance. surrection i►►,£his part•ct t[►e cottqtry, wvhic[► one of theSweilisix Bulletin*, artnotstied wou,1(1 shortly take place, scents to liAre ripened to niAtiiriv.— .11:knover, it is enid, some .irregular valsions had taken plaf rather before the was given for t hf. grand eartlogake.— Thesemty warn the enemy of - his danger, but we have no fear that all his efforts can avert :Tlfq CROWN PRINCE made no secret of the fact, end therefore the plan could not be materially iniured by any discovery. General OSTEN, sent by DA ! VO,OST to pick upPzeuEuxt stragglers,wasat Her burgh. He is observed by TETTENBORN. WALMODEN Is we know on the Flamburgh side having receiv ed orders to attack DAvOUST 011 the Steiknitz.— The Cossacks had neigly captured the Mayor of Bre men, who was attempting a journey to . Hamburgh, to attend to a summons of VON HOGGENDORP. He got about ten miles from Bremen, hut like the mer chants for the Fair, he. saw something that resem bled "a. cloud;' and galloped back with all speed; So sanguine were the public hopes at Heligo land, llusum, &c. of the French being obliged in a short time to evacate Cuxhaven, that specula tion's for British goods and colonial produce had been made to a considerable amount. In addition to. the above, we understand, that the Allies are in possession of the greater part of the right bank of the Elbe, on which they arc constructing bat teries, to impede the transport of pryvisions to the garrison of Wittenberg and Torgau, and the French army at Dresden. The Gazette also contains Dispatches, &c. from Canada,; but no particulars with which ourßea ders have not been long acquainte‘L The Yankee t;a11 . 1111H Oder (Lieut.-Colonel SCOTT) who took three felons into his company '`at York Town, and robbed a few private stores, is an changed prisoner, who was permitted to revisit his. native country On his parole cf hnnour, not to sere against Great Britain till regularly exchanged. Per haps it was for this reason that he confined - his operations against private property and Gaols ; instead of the public and public works. By Mon treal and Quebec PaperS to.the 24th August, and letters frmi Elal,ifax to the 14th July, we learn that Sir G. PREVOST left Kingston on the 17th, with the view Of _proceeding- to the Niagara frontier, And pushing the reduction of the Ameticans at Fort George. This was done in consequence of information that great' exertions were making to march Succours 'to the enemy in' that quarter. The Canadian Militia are still kept embOdied, permitting only a certain number to retire at the beginning of December, for. the pnrpose of su perintending their domestic concetns. All Offi and non-commissioned Officers-have been ordered to join their corps, and no more furloughs.are al ,to'be 1;11111111 7 • The naval operations in the Chesapeake are continued with unabated effect; The British hay' taken possession of andfortifled Swan Isl.', ti : they hence, as well as from Kent Island, have .fca sionally sent out boats up the tributary s'trehins which fall into the Cheslpeake. : In this way with about eight hundred troops., they have visited the t. adjacent towns of Chester,Cathbridge, and Oxforcl,. ;- and sent parties to Easton and Centreville, burning the public stores, and • carrying off , abundance of cattle aucl provkions. allrin had spread to Baltimore, and even to Wasnington and it was most obvinii i. that these operations had effected the purpose of a diversion in Ca:mda,, since a considerable ipumbei:both of regulars and militia, which had bet n ordered toward the Lakes, had since been 'countermanded, that they might ag - sist in repelliug the attacks apprehended on th e coast. - We have no room for fcrtlter extracts. The affairs at the Thou Sand Isles, are detailed at; _ length in a. bttlietin issaed at Kingston. Of our detachmeixt: which attempted to• recapture the 14 bittelitx taken . by the foe and carried to Goose Creek,_ there were one gunner and three private soldiers of the 41st killed ; Mr. Hato, Midship- . than, with 12 'privates, 'and 4 seamen wounded. Capt. H. I.3t.:NTrucx. 0. Mrt.N.Es, Aid-de-Pamp to Sir. GIzo.KGE PREVOST, who had been dispatched to procure inte!ligenee, met Major FREND in his route, and,. led by his ardent, thirst :for military fame, embarked in his boat. He was severely and dangt,rously wounded, and died next clay at 1 Kingston. It le confidently reported th:tt some new ar roigeruerirs rtre on the eve of taking place in tie Administration, 'and that'lllr. CANNING is allout to assume a distinguished place in the PRINCE ItEozwr's Councils. The alitrations spoken of are these :-- Mr. A Dori., A Peerage. Mr. B. BA-flit:Rs+, Bpettker of the /louse of Commons. CANNiNG, Secretary for Foiei ,, ll Atlaits, rice . . Lord CAST LER EA4III, Chuncellor of the Exchequer andLearlir in the c0111111,0T)S. Air. Wir.turov is menthned as wishing to retire, from ill teal* and to be succeeded by Air. H. ADIXLVOTON. These are the rumours 4 , 1: give nterely as they lave It•ac:t:ed us. We, believe there is some fowl _ !titian Or them, thou. F.,11 not correct in detail. There, were no telegraphic communications rOsn PlYmsitit l ) Ye6tel:daY, as stated in severat le rtl.ko " kap ers Iff ISCELLA.NEOL; S. tba It N reported, that immedi:ltely.sfter ing of Parliament a plan Oil be prepusetltor t 1 plying our Mlles - with mon e y , instead ofreut,;l; It from hence, which, in the p resent state ot exchange, has bccome.a very difficult and eypelv ive• operation. , Thus, suppose it were intentl edtt furnish Austria, or Prussia, orßussia, witli a ( en t: tain stun, they might be empowered to j;stle to a given amount, the paythent of which, 'it.' the conchtsion of peace, might be guaranteed t" this,country, r t The following is given out as the amountvs,; different subsidies which are to be forth %vith gr" ed to the Allied Powers :---To Maria two on lions, to Prussia two mit! milli Russia, one to Sweden, and two to Portoga l, usual, together with a vot e of credit Jarmillions. . -The garrison of Pamplona was desirous sending out all the inhabitants of the tnir save provisions; bust. the besieging Spat& fused passage to a single individual, and sane time gave notice to the Govern-- rations of provisions were not fairly the town's7people, as well as to quarter would nut, be given to the fall. On Saturday evening, soon after the PEINec RecENT, attended by Tog, arrived at Carlton House where his Royal Highness had been the Earl of EottEzdos . r... The PRINCE REGENT is expected ton House thi - sdav, fur the scat of RUTLAND, at Chevelev, near Novm with the Duke of VORK, his Royal stand Sponsor to the infant Mary on Thursday next. The Duke of Yong. is not expecti ji'riday or Saturday. Saturday' . Earl BATITURST left- tow ton,.to meet his Countess there. Admiral ilorE arrived in town Edinburgh, and will take his seat DO2iIETT, who is appointed Port ratty Boatd this clay, in the' ro Lhe mee, Private letters from Gibraltar men Emperor of gottoc co luta declared the DE YOf ALL; I ERS. The cause of: is not known. The Algerines wei'l Conic cruizers,.which had orders to the'traits. ' 'Sir Jolts Hort arrived at head-qt sth ~instant. 'Sir - Ttt OM AS tiumrAts , hante,in the President, and may be General-CowELLi Who has been his health, came home in the Dielq f On 'Tuesday last arrived from FI , tiler's house in Great Canton!, D' 11Rica, of the 3d Regiment of Dr , .• , lie was severely wounded at the ii and !,as been a prisoner four years i'f ` . : r . o 'ivill', Bunuaparte signed his. with four ot h b ef oill officers' passports, at Dresden, th e we ;; orr' l ,' '--'l)telliher. 'They report that the ri i ;il/ 0 " ; vs- 0 ! t . l o . le ted of Verdun, ~,,d l i o n tb.;, , ' lit six olt!es . rourni the town. They ae,t,iil eir el -Ile harvest has been more, abw,nOtioll-1"..' Cutlet tli:-...n was ever retilembered ,---t . , t . 4, IFinchex . i.er Journal. :!‘'l' `the iVeLP Bruit,- '', ' t A"'' Ott' „vie e Advertiser, ,° tov` e ontair , ; 1;(.. totiow.ing paragraill, °ll t r*" .4 ecid . eiktli of Lieutenant-12 lone! 13101°.1),.,151rti',,,i, ~ i 4 whit loud, pain we have tool l ' , I;4'i ti` ,l * . '' ''' '' ' ' exprc,,,kt. in our last unnefivr r e qnectii, . ufrt-z' i i,.1 1 : !,'.; have proved delusive . ; et .oe ' ing 7;ow • ' c' t'riith.' h' '''''''''''. dor;,t that thlssall,eut young Officer li 'k s ' clOs et ' ' i :.;ii ,, " i ~,,' kite:, - 4vc•,arvarred •'y the I , fil'eere regret, . of t r i l ':;oiiik i ' , ti tre"h:en the .. ,.eteritry;to 'tew tit lao `; - , ( 1 . ' . rf whose proseets, a:ln whose rOtents and t ulatto l :olrY ~,( i i insured i lift' lied t , i cheer of in: ' .0 40 0 and national benest. We .arc intliree;cll Ile " 4 ' il•iiWeet 4 and has left- two young nhittheo in Eo#illinal to v ' e 0 o' premature dc..t 1,. j-lis :'rents will, h(Acc V F, r ;, ll l : l l th e ieri striation of knowing, that be has nobly fa""- 1 i f of Idg country.'! fl;' )Ce 'ii nic i ti t t is i zi o aic u t i t i o m b v e : I n , e the l.7i ...c c o ti n et t i l i e l l t a ri l I l i c i ) , ? ! p oi ,, ,,,,%s • ci.b ar bond for exportation, in the r,,,,,,i00 iis",ing'it he entered for borne consumption, on 1/ 3 4 0 ,10‘ 4 ,, regular duty This measure will, it i" c . ilion , 41 i bring into the Exchequer at least one Vi t , ii o f RI . It bas been ascertained, that the .still"' n , j o Consolidated Fund tbr the last:bail yeArt;4s4l.o, tn . 1,154,000/, the inroine he'll', I° ' i . '-'• t a e n r i l: li f t from the t aa l r i p e geer i'l c i: : : i n a c cY h telsY'' C e9 f r : :' a l)' s it : Y°' s . t ° ' il(tit° o ei Is; that tBiitt.°l;Vllirt4i:v, the pecuniary embarraslinents ment, it was - in -contemulation t° imsue a PI O currency similar to' our Ply:chequer liillli'reol44 lact'is, that bills of thi-: description wcr e e o ,te'. $l4 liv il '. grnf:r ' ac i: p l ia ; :.l:l, ./ cer . :r o : u ns p i:: C t: e vii rt tin . ,(4l if." l, , t,,ht f: cl i ie r ty nie , r , l l. y;h il e da. A re n :::::::: r ' with 60,00 0 /• il i s 4e ,„„ii nefqsllol:Tir iri7ifil,c,eninie,fair•lr‘,:tisleixs.vnotith ago, to iVe are itiformcci that the hotute lin t ' ~ 10 ' i f or (dishing +' il purpose of eSt4 • , e be. lee of Jesuits. When these sorietieA lON . I' , ion ' I their restless awl intritToing disposit• ' .. 5 v oi :it will adopt such ILlCiiStlreSol,sitiri suppressed in every other kingdmn in 4:4 i 1 r(ll ' e r i r 4) t :-. At GOVerllTlle be Aleenred neeessary for "heir restraint ( _r i ,' ,l • —. nabitu & harm" ' , the s"PAPrlelisossirtfileliti.(l:iclioc°l;in:ircj; ."I (571 f 'cieitt. " "t llri :;":‘ teltirrfierristbeilt:ene.,nptiejtn a my l :c o : l e n to n'c i ::: c k ei l t l ti : s ) ,: 4 ,: it iolc, e , { : nprnity'r At No. 10, anaell-street, . ir 1 ,,,, 0 , , . ot - 1 - 1 ` 4 • A 'Very respectable. man of the wont. 000,4, a - mathematical instrument -maker, wh tents Dl` „ by hanging liimSelf. •ary th nt . NoTic-.--It is ab4)lutelY nee"' filre fr p er 7 , ti s e l l: .5 1 . (: ) 1: i ,: : I ) , r - ii..0 :* ), , ,.., , { ; , : :,t 1 1 , 1,- u i c m o s n e r r e s a i t i i , xtii(i) atilt: i spt resell[ s p e i , t a r t e I L ) a ,i s e t t medrttely to therthficcs, as day!" occurs from persons having "": ho e I.' , '''' ( ' great , dl :.. 4 v P e i ti oco . ,i.; qulries until the nuniberS ther‘vante n b l bil , t , ' .' l , i . sold, and every hour inereasei- the P r _ 4 ° 13 ',...,,i0 (), -such a eircutn't:tance, as the Drawilip _ t ',,,,,.it," the 34 of Nov,,mber, and the sale IS li I very briA. ) ,ri f LI. provide 9 1 : 11 he 17th of Aogugt o at Naisttn, New • Vii4lY.of,the Hun. Alexander , armyof o sem. v I' L‘YNDON : Printei iw J. B. CABSTAPS, e' "litlinP,; and ; pablistwil W. A. SOO l i r" at the u I‘l2, 441r-itta ; warresottoP sicuttr, Ordure, Lettvalvost 4^o. 010 6, of the tO4P, Spaniarthr lual, and ar ernor, thlt if rly tlistriboteJP to the gorriO :he tioopiolrr fter by C01,,90; from petFP: een o n a op ed to lege of the PP tyrtra et, al I-Jiglineio 'via of Gosi e t e ci in toot IYO" ,own for 11 ' 4* ) yester(fa l ! • at at the ()oat 4 . ! , ,,Ty • Admiral:lr' V l)t neuti tred wej,N of thi,„!.F4 vere fir to sail tw ona s -titillitors !A), i s to r t e (lady aid en in Se a (Or. iii. truce , )ors etr ' g ooa i, et Verlaa;o irt other 4°"Wlctf a ~~~~~tr r Ctt tnl Ci.rfiL .Pi Aire