The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-21 00:00:00

tecithinteil. on the contrary, A . ivne this MaY goo:1 gtounds for being ' sti ll MOIT-Sill 'pine hccurdcy iidgmcbt, for • h he'ei•Ei E'tnA AR'cla L, ' d frarit a most intelligetit inciiviadia Lob, Cult tllr. ittipicion of the Despot' beri aver:come rell* bresden, betinecn the 3d and 7th of Septeml.er; was . ~ . by no inealA confined to the Patel) boatmen. tic fact suss ‘viiispered and accredited 'in Paris, and the writer to wil ose courespondenee I:ii . .al- . 11 14 ; irvers, that the t` most disastrous news had ~ tecureceired, /Ind that though, ltd piddle igformO 7 t itm was givin, it leas uniOersailli reported, that I'stIoNAPARTE hod suffered 'a terrible defeat between the?3dand 7th near Dresden." • . , . ' This letter is in the possession of one of the first Ilin-mmt in ; London ' 'anti we have only to remark 1 upon h t , h a t Wu ought not to be too increduloas respecting near s , to glorious and important, COM ilig• frkti more poiots than one; and uncontra likfd by illy intellit.,ence derived either front the , Aili e; or the' . l3neiny. A few hours Will; however, dissipate all doubts. . . Another 6 ~ „..., otteitb 7 in•gli 'Mail has juit . 'arrived,, slid thou g h it supplieS no information respecting hostilities, so late as that of which itie are already in possession, it is most interesting from the ad miral:lle Papers from Vienna, PetersbOrgh, and Konigsberg, which it enables us to copy into the copious extracts in our columna of this 0 4' from the I f"reigit Press. We arc Only begiiiiiing to hear the accounts ivltich our Allies, give of the ear nP 3 igli I heretofore we have had. little more to instruct us than the falsehoods of the e eerttY . , and our own conjeetnres upon the data of geographical and logical. edriclusions.--- At V icuna the .i 1 ilicd force is estimated at 600,066 . /lieu, and if' we may judg e from th e moderation of the calculation, as it IlLut..•t tita reSptcts the armies . tinder and . . the CROWN PRINCE (which we know to he und('r•rated) we can have no ground for itnal;ittiug that there "is any 'exaggeration in• the tuate,•i amouu t of the Grand Combined Army,' sviiicheame move immediately Under the observa, tion of tilt writer. This„.foree is said to extend to 1i 'e Prodigious number of 320,000 combatants l-• Fat Austria - ' . superior to . possesses What 13 superior to numbeis iolthe fietd--:-he.art and soul in tilt cause, and ino ;`;rousing the man into the Patriot and art ior throughout 1. 1 s -'. ' . ' - 1.1. • Lr e v e r y provlnce. )IE IS the • • poition of the Intel' • inspires tgertee' which us more than even the b oast of multitudes. ' l'iTY"- 1:a(1 5 of - men, distitritelt and * reluctant ; Melt alvaY before .1 I- L'-' ~ 4 ew m .-- u - i arms nerved with self-confi (knee , Ett id a C OrISCiUtiStICSII of the justice and ne entity of their ' cause—n:lv, even the from the 14ese nee o b f itiftaior force, coodeuted into vigour •t• Y Military discipline alone. But such masses as Christendom nosy presents to us, not only stupendous nTh i ysical power, but 'irresistible ' in inoral strength,- are invincible---front them the % ' _., Niid may fearlesslY -look for the returning may of Liberty, ' • l 'independence, and Peace. . . W e c ., to 0 ' ► n 0111 y direct the attention of our Readers I 'e "tick f . r - -I) .rr—it is Written with - loin N.onigs t. Li e ~,, 1, : of a master, and is well calculated to, ~ •",- 'tie .o • • - S i•-io "V.F.ILINGTOI•I %ertlotlS. Ot o ur- C p + 1 11t4 a • i -- •• e tite eo "•e , • wily' by diffusing th I , „. - operation in , , . - 'Nnvsvi i = • : e( e°t e ll resplendent achievements. , ~,, The„ ri , r; a t extent and . variety of Our daily 'fir =ll;, n ,. • ••*, ht . I , ll Preclittle us from offering observations ant, - . . ."titth upon the glorious news from every Part ti . th e ~, 'e Cniiiine•:-.t. - 'We must therefore, for i t ' Prs 'ent l i laf •w brief axiom fih, i , It- COlitellref.i wit 11 t. it.o::..raitatiot 1,1itt,,,11, K'S '''. .. in L reports,---front Jotter of the 24111, our t a • st : l'n'i' land 13 Tittelshof the '26th ult. in a prece,,[;'") ' v (d' Vi i, r, "•1; cottatin,—cf,ittain a clear narrative the s ilesi.... _ ' latter date, arid I. l4fiti e tb , ' in campaign up to the l'A-tT clll 'lls of victories set tip by BUONA- Itt boll' f t i it a, ' -'''' thirnself and LAtiaisTo•sr, thoiti.;ll i",lco rs the . . -. 1- ' I,n'TMe 1 ac tlt>n in which the loiter .was el z.., (~ Te As 1 aict .--- The g tn ' "vete and ties gate eon , A 1•111 orders o f the ' same gallant corn nutuuet fmr, late-, " Ir y "'LI t he very place of their t i' mul e t i , ilie .1 "tlieen Nautriburg and Gorlilz, near I,l,t as , .. • ~ ' i't I&'' j• ~ September 'd, •, — e, prov e , ) le itigSul Wide,, , tat; t ri , , . ' til " t " of Ps qat , .rnent of the total rout e enent • • - ' ' s • p- tlid deliverance of Silesia. Fiiel- , Twald e i s i,'l, ' -- out-9 r l'-h miles westward from I.•‘4 ll „ ihtir r 4tig is . . c t. t" '"ltt begseen that place and : n.it: l , f ,, directly ~ %Alio, ;#. .. i f-• • t :thotit tin miles, ... N atuno t:) . l; i‘t - • •,. is G 15,4111 4 . Gollit 7 an ` l3 ore the east bank of the Qactss ; )11 th e , T . .. I.IICII riVe - - neB t hank of the 7 . . , ,C14(.., V% t's he re r „.. . t direett .parallel to each. other, due uorth and soot! . ~ twee o L-, lsati 1 i the former is the boundary tie: tie r ft '4 shill Sitesil These positions yen te n..i.t.ttire Of , - -. • • tef tit le jy ren ,,, toe victory obvicots.—Onettiit:d ti hav ' Tit . 0 been pot; hors dc cont'int. , e intel'iitrene , " . - . dil, I. o „ lit. w e iroN - 1 oobenita Is equally splerl \ oi , b ei ,, g '.., i, , the Altioil bead-quarters; instead St: • i ULC .• •,. ~ , 1 li , -•. . I .accounts Iles ir.,t as the . ri.n(o > . lte (d e . , . , ~, , , 0 11 ,, [ p1., i ,.. : - , • ~Itt never ti) mention the names of • - vi l lt , 1i „.,„ Et they illtiitige . in. such gaScO:lades) is iii .1. Lin., , t Pi,tuswald. PI) e total Atstructibn of VAtirtAmNß's corpsis rfo* oflicially eon:firmed. particulars, under 'date of Berri it the Silt, aieint;sl satisfactory, and hiar its out ia all our anticipations upon this (Cotirsi bithOt's iinny, hat 11 - 6 en cthisiltitted uder or the bala . i: : et of this divizion at D'rq4den. A ttidic'rciiis Adi• Ot the at Cassel, disbands and Stigniatizes a brigade of Weitphalian the 'greater part of I,.vhich, lio . ilreVer, Under' Officers, had gone over to the Allies at Reicehubach. These deSertion,s; as th'e Usurper' call then), augur nrost happily. , We rejoice to find Austria very strong , on the West and s outh. DEAUHARNOIS has done no- thing, and the tavarians dare not advance if they Wished could such a forCe Ventnie into the rear of the inighty . army On the frontiers of Bohemia and Saxony If Wafirie tries the ex periment without that artnys I)oing broken, he will assuredly be Vandanv;ud ! . . . A. Council was beld ycs - o!.rila.rat Carlton House; at which ale PEINCE REGENT assisted in person.' It'"was then determined, we understand, to issue a Proclamation for the Meeting of Pailiament tor the dispatch of business on the 4th of November. getbre the Council, his Royal liigbaess gave au diences to Lords LIVERPOOL and SIDNIOLITII. Austrian, linstian,. and PruSsian couriers ar rived by the last Mails, but we believe no British Messengers'. 'The Mr. FIscHER who reached town yesterday is said to be a Prussian otspateli ed to ;Aaron JACOBI., arid not the 'English Mes . sengen sc 1-11:11. The similarity' of names occa- • .shined, some confusion, as the latter iS expected. •The PitiNCE REGENT entertained the Dukes of YORK and CLAttittsicE, and -a select party, with a grand dinner yesterday at Carlton Ho .se.• The Earl'of YArtmovvi attended yesterday at Carlton House. ' ' The Duke - of CUMBERLAN.D., having &it:lined passports from the Emperor FEANCis,' is arrived at-Prague. - I.reterday the COMM.:NDEE-IN 7 COZEP ti%lriSact ' ed. business with the Parse T'+ REGENT at Carlton :trotise. Some letters from•Frande were received yester- day:to - the date-of Saturday last, in which it iS stated, that " the Emperor N ;I'OLEON had found it to he expedient to h rren II en his lines in. the rear of his former -positions." It was iderreil from this expression, that Bum:Armen; was about to retreat. There it a ieprtrt of a part of the allied troops having entered Leipsic, which, if made in fora., would be a formidable 'movement in the rear of The Gazette of this evening Will contain the tie. : tails, communicated by. Lieut. iVALt:;, of the loss at the P . /7ov . ° sloop, connilande..l thetvinfata nitte Captaio WRIGHT, whivh that; plice snare than te., years since on the Vrench ci.ast. The Admiralty, at the instance of'the Cotirt of Directors, given orders for the inunediate equipment- of a frigate ,'for the conveyance of LietitAleiteral Iltsi.oe 'to Booth 'l f , . General Hut.nr, it will. be reeollected, is: appointed Arita a 'year ago Connualider of the forces on the Bontbay establishMent, and was. proceeding out; taken prisoner on board the Jona. By the frigate which is now to take hint to Bombay, dis !patches and letters will be forwarded to the till ' ferent,' presidencies in India. Arrived at Portsmouth yestetby.the Lords of- the Admiralty, far tile purpose of holding a Birtird of - Revision in the different public departments at this Port. Lord MtLYttoes flag, as Lord High Admiral of England, has been hoisted on the tic casiOn on hoard his Majesty's ship Benhow: at Spithead. • A duel took place yesterday on South Sea:Cotn-, mon, about eleven o'clock, between two.-Mid shipmen belonging to the Madagascar, me of whom is seriously wounded in two places, ita ' the thigh and just below the knee. They fired three' shots each ; the first without effect, the two last with the effect mentioned. The cause of dispute is reported to be of the-most trivial nature.' The wounded officer volts removed to-Haslar Hospital this inireniog is ti high fever- EXTRACT ,OF h. lATTea FnOn POTOMACK, RIVER, JULY «3, t , einharW in four days after, find sailed for tuts plate, We are now about '4) Miles front Weshiugto'n ; but we . are only here to iliann them. We leave this to-morrow, and go up the Chesapeake to attack Kent Island, where they h ave a bout 1800 men ; the intent is td get pro vision for the fleet. It is rumoured that we shall soon go to Halifax, and winter there. I hare not time to say more—..the boat is just i `loing away with the letters." G, Ci A lutz, midshipman, -lately apprehended at Piymoutla ou,snspicion of stealing a gold watch, has:since been accused of stealiqg a shawl from n female; and is•now m enstody for stealing a blue Coat, striped waistcoat, pantaloons,. one :i!k and two muslin handkerchiefs, the property of :ImistisEap, Comedian. !fir. Ser j eant ALMER, a Gentleman who be longed to the Chancery Bar; is appointed the comm io,, ner to execute the act of the last :Se sitni of Parliament for t h e re li e f of 4,11 , so.ll)ent Debtors. Yesterday, at the Nransion.honse, a well-dress ea,fortigner vas charged, before liOxt.) MAvon With aisailting a youth, alpont twe l ve yeais o f age, and endeavoticed to corrupt his morals. Thu r i,„ he r was Ted e tuand for timber examirflt:on: A child, about two months old . , W ft b as ket, at the door of MN. Conte;, in Totten7 Sunday night - , wrapped in ibi m ei, 1t Was Olt! :fiale a tile Parish Officers, and seateh was madc for the ill_ , r , SECOND EDITIONH . . . I.WPO RT ANT NEWS, StiN•OIiTICE, Two o'CLOCK. . , DISOATO I ik3 VRONT :..41:JARTERS IN BOHEMIA. A Altssenger; who left head-quarter:;, on the 30th ult. airived this tu'renoon at - the Foreigu blice. Oa his arrival; the fUltoWing OFFICIAL, BC: t,Lr. tit Was " FOREIGN-6FFITE, !SEPT'. 21. " Dispatches have been 'received from Sir STEWAkT, dated 1 40.hirta, the 27th ult. froM Altenberg the 29th, and from Toplite of the 30th, which state, that the Mired Army lidbouch e'd. from the defiles of„Bohemia on tl,c 213(h, When the ellief reslstence they met , :vith was from a corps: untler'Oen. Sr: Cyv:, cif oipmads of 15,000 W;is Successfully disfodged by C - .tlerhi . WITtOtN3TC.I24 , when ,the. enemy retired upon Kdnigsfein, and Licherraein. tjd the 27th, 'the enemy Withdrew info the suburbs and town of Dresden, and a generil at tack was made on the rethitthts . which defended Dresden, but it was impossible to penetrate into the ciiy-befOre nighr-fall , when the order for retreat was given. The enemy sAied out with a eorps of 30,000 men tin one Wing of the Mies. The lots cif of the Allies in the attack is estimated at less than 4000. The Austrians chiefly oitfired. A more general battle took place on the morning of the 28th. IltroArAreri attacked thri Allics with a force of at least 130,030 men. The heavy awl corajutted -rains prevented the infantry on either side ecintiti ti s lnch into action. bat tie was ruin , eipallyconfined to a heavy, cannonade on both Sides, and to several most charges of Austrian, Russian anti- Prussian cavalry,. The enemy. con tinued to mokc his efforts ti!! the evening, vii en furling-he could make no impression, the action ccused. This battle is suppood to have cost the Allies between 6 and 7000 Men. •The enemy moist have , :nifered more. "'The Allies retrelted in perfect order on the evening of the 28th. They' are rerreseuted us eager as ever to meet the enemy. It is ht Iced, with the deepe.( regret : that about the OtellOvf . t vti9railvoB/trr ertriettritto= ItP,AU, whilst in earnest' conversation ‘vith the Em peror of RUSSIA, had both his legs carried oil by .gannon-5140t.- " WAR VEPARVIKIINT, SEPT. 21. " It appears by letter's from Strals►►nd, of the 6th inst. that thc'enernrs force, underDavoosT, had retired' frost► Sehiverin, the Danes retiring to Lubeck, and the. French to Katyehrugh.— The bead-quarters of CountWALmoncti were at Schwerin on the 4th September. GeucralYuba sArm lad advanced upon Lubeck," The following affords ;slew farthgr particulars. 111r.:1(INNitin:lettving heati'qiiarters the day of-. tcr the Mes;enger, brings the ,account of Via , DA MME'S total Overthrow. We understand thht Government have no later intelligence from the. hcail-tittartt.rs of Ale Altied Armies than the 30th alt. on tcliiclt dry, df course, the defeat of VASiDAMME was not known. The assault had been made at Dresden by the whole cif the alVeJforce, whir.% had dc:bouched from the defiles of Bohentia,With a gallantry and , eat linsiasm hardly ever equalled ; but it. :was' not posiible to penetrate into the city before night. The retreat wasinvide in perfect Order, and the km rit the Allies on that (II is e : -.:tiinated at 4000 men. — Do the follovilng , thty,. the 28 h, the French at tacked' wikh their whole .ariny from Dresden, ainonnt,ing to 130,00: men, when ntost ob stinatc cots of etisn;:i!, with cqn§iderable loss on both Oides,--that of the Allies being between six ant! seven thons•ananteuhat of the French much greater; the action was chiefly of cavalry. The Allies :etreated towards the Bohemian iron- Genernl IToR2Ao received his severe, if not mottal wound, about the middle pi the day, wbilst in eonversatiodwith the Emperor of RUS. tier. SIA. Two \Veitphalian regiments; hare det.erteri to the Mlle*. The greatest spirit m1(1 ardour are s:tl to pre vail thro,4l, 4 ,hottt tot.4.v for H vigocous proiottition of the great coutest lit they Sri: elibiagetl; • The Freud - intro, ito a trio', At Cor4ttc4 rat) lAway ; txecoill!T thole 14*Li4t, by itsiNlia;), I,lll'd 4U cauglit tfdp. "ritescinv, the r2Nth iastalitj ht. the Seconcl alid I a,t I)ny D l •Awill4, The Whpel col a g h ls r,l*.eo iirizcri of ~f.f;zo,oof). firq 'richer di K u l l a - Prize above rective, tit :11160km:the atim of 4.?;20,0410. ickets and Shales are saltil, MCYST IMPORTAr,T, SUN - HALF-AAST M/0 O'CtOer:. We learn, that Mr. KlitilAißD, who came by way of, Stllti sund and Gotteubtirgh from the Russian tieri;i-quarter's at toplitz, heard tit the former. Mace, which he left on the eth, that the Catreva PRINCE bad again obtained a irietory r.“.er the Enemy at JLiterrbOek. The Swedes,, nm!er VR- ,r.. GESACH, were in possession of Lubeck, an , l it was co:Adently atrinnett TrtAT DANFS FtAn ENTERRY) INTO dA' AtIMISTICE:. Sit Cli %IMES STEWART Wiis wounded, but not daii._;erou.,ty, iii the action with VANDAM M E. NAVAL NEWS: • Pt/oloii-rn;, 18.----tArriVed his At.j,.-Ity'.; ships Duncan mul Wurspite I rwin the-Channel t and the American ship !fele, CI; ptain T,4titttvso v, and a cartel from :Rochelle to America, witb. Mrs, B.itir.osv on board, detained and brnut'ht in by the Wurspite. A convoy is now off this port, but •, cannot learn from where.—Also arrived the Arne tican schooner Ned, Wm.}lATc HET, - Master, from York, tiith a valuable cargo; consisting of sugar; Cotton, cocoa, &c. bound to Bnurdeauk, captured' by the ,Royalist brig of wnr, w 10( h arrived hero etertlay li-om a cruiie.Arri , ed last night, hls Majesty'S ships nevulutionnaite and Prep, • with . 14 transports under their protection, from St. SehaStien, haying on board prisoners sa il e d r i g , days since: Two other transports, with prisoners, ,ailed with than, and separated un the passage. Arrived this morning u French sehoa.ner privateer, prlie to one 'Of our cruisers. P.vitdouvr, 18.—Arrived the Walaing* ham packet with a mail from St. And, ro, in rive dityS; Copley, front Passage—sbe under convoy of his Majesty's ship ,Rettotatianneire,, with ,15 sail of transports, haying 1200 French pri*oners on board, that had sarendereil at St-, SehaStian'..i. Also arrived his Majesty's ship Te.,* legraph, Lieut. ScrAvziti, with four French ohaqi:e triat6es, laden with bluntly, Wine, &c. cut Out llotirdeaux ; with two others, • by the said vessel they are sUpposed to have gone to Plymouth. - 20.—Arrived last night his Majet ty's ships Grtimpus and Surinam, with about 41) sail of iestels muter convov, from the Leeward Which . , are smiled for, the Rivet, . The Grittapuk and. Surma:4 re!na S'Oltd the Abi, lania, with a convoy. for Portsmouth. YARMOUTH', SEPT. 20.—His Majesty's shils Pincher, with 13 or 14 vessels under convoy, is at , 'the back of our Sands, supposed to be from lie ligoland, hut 'no contnitmipittion can bc had to sae this post. •Lorttand y 13uxotc>?ttsit `anti suite will embark at one o'clock this day on hoard the Daphne, and proceed immediately for C.nttenburgh. •• HAawrott, SEPT. o.—Arrived the 4,21 - 1' of Leicester packet from pottenhurgh ; landed fotir Messengers at Yarrnouth .A convoy of about 250 Fatal sailed: last Monday week front Gottcri burgh for England ; :Sunday week saw them off the Scow—Wind West thinks they returned o Monday—Wind blowing sn•on , 4 westerly The duck/and packet, Capt. BRIDGE, hats arrived to• dny front Gottenbnegli, having sailed at the sortie time with the Leicester ; a 'Messenger is also conic by her. The Diane, Capt. 111.‘Dosooeti, from Heligoland, is coins in likewise ; no particular news from that quarter. QUARTER 'To Scvetl, P. M.-1t bats inst been announced, us per ~.felegrapit, :from 'Van 1 1 . 0, that the homeward-bound :Baltic convoy has this day passed that port. Powrs..ytourn, SEPT. 20.—Arrived the ffipiti schooner from - the eastwavd. i< otbiug. slidoi to day, The transports for ti the North of Spain, n , der convoy of the 411adapsectr, remain till to inorrow. , • • The Howard, Captain REDHEAD, from Lisbon to St, Arnim, was taken and burnt on the 30tit kilt. off Cape Fi n:sterre, by the Lion privateer. She had preAiously burnt twelve other veSA`i, %ram, cruising in company with two more privatvers. The 4.artan frigate has ;ircived oil* the Lizard, front ffalifux with two vesseis ; sailed 21st with nineteen vessel, miler' couvc!'y The Chu s loes, of wkir Is is orrivei. the iritt of Forth froth Arehaugviwith- a 'titer; THE praNcE RLGENrs COURT. )(ester&ty, at two o'eloff,,, the , PRINtt RE. c. licl , l tt Privy . Council itt Cirit,) ll which wit' iittenkti by the JqD(4l-2 AlvtoC , lTr., .I.e 2,01 a LIVE 3P0(114, Visroimts Cfrorrt,kliß ‘ati, CHETWYNT), on(' AIR t.l%liti Ittght liottoorables VA 14SITTA 3. C. M, SVTTOIC, F. J RoBINsoN , Sit W. KLeTEt.. TY,t , Council was . hehl,tor the forther prorogat.o.l ot Parlitoto!ot to November 4th; it k then t,) for the dispatch of Before tht: Coon di,his l lo Y 4l "ighlesh g; ,, ve nocliehv ell to lity C.,411 t 4 IVJOIVOOL. tU-1(i Votuotint rolnuTli. IVll4.l3.;U:lrit jiw Lord in Watling, old w. Kat.put. the Groom w'ytto attehat3l of the Couteil.