The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-15 00:00:00

MAILS. luturvmo—t Dtir.—l Libbon, .5 Gottenburgli, t Guernsey, t Jersey, 1 Dublin, t Waterford. PRtCI OF ST()(;Rti TIIIS IIAY ,'Vr TWELVE: o'CLACIC. Coh",01:i ' . . . 58ii I Et4d Aim `Srri l f 9 ,‘"4 - 9 1f... 4 1 C i j - yr -P 17.7, Y„) _ . VILi:NI QUIN Dlt:1;1( LC)NI)UN, NoNDAY, FZLIRUARY 15;1813. We are still without any intelligence. from the North, althougb four Gottenburgh mails are due. —A vessel that, has arrived from the French e , )ast was said to have brought intelligence of the advance of the Russians in the.direction of Ber lin, after leaving a sufficient force to (Um the blockade of Dantzic and Thorn. We do not know upon what authority this report rests, but it is certainly extremely probable. The fact of sending the KING of Pr.ossu to Breslaw proves, cs we observed on Saturday, that the French had ro hope of being . able to prevent the Russians from obtaining possession of. the Prussian States.,' and the continued contradictions in the Paris pa pers, as to the positions of the troops, slim do . cidedly that the progress of the Russian arn, could not be resisted with any 'chance of success. The private letters brought by the vessel above `alludeti to state; that great preparations were mak ing for the farce of the Coronation. The accounts brought by the Corunna 'Mail which arrived on Saturday state, that in conse goence of the recent arrangements between the Maryuid of WELLINGTON' and the Spanish Go verament, the greatest exertions were making in Onliciato organize a force of 50,000 men, which it wai understood were to be disciplined upon the and to art in the next campaign in cm.jiLicioo with the allied troops. The Chrniele of to-day, has at last found out that the reports which have been so industriously eirculat,d, of the arrears due to • tne Army rn 1-I, e peohlsol t i, hive been ratia-; exaggerated . Thil is tallier Ludy (iiseo%' - e.xy.; but - it would he quite as well if the Opposition writers upou sucii subjects especially, earnieseeitd to a ; ,, ecrtain fltets before they "wake charges. The public kill hear with great pleasure,, that C.:ovel%liaeat, has bestowed the Tellership of the ExChequer, ‘'acant by tie death of the,Marquis of li ecK iNGkLoi, ou the eblest Son of the late it.Cll V A that Gentietnan relingaishing hi 3 p-t:i'don 10001, a-year, si d the revers-ion of the 'sum On th 3 dt:liiise of his Mo.ther.--- A ronsiderable expen4t: will.thus be ~ aveti to the first in the rLductPin of the ‘-ast profits of the sitnation to 28001. per annum, anti tilso in the eKtinetkin of Mr. PracgvAcs annuity. `Vi hops th:lt oven the Oppw,itiou will give Miaisters ere. dit fin di,itlicrested cot-villa-mut lautiablo, merino- -my on tb.e. present oetaiiem, a 4 it is Evi+l>ent that thy' have ny4:ly friends ecr,inttetions t+ . /!itlitt they tave, ,ilgtity - gratilc:tl by tt dir- fefeot aiLAW tit Forte tbipA Chlint4 fr.e b'uncan, Care'nee,. clime into Plymouth on Fridtav,, been blown from their station off Ilrect by tho 8 outb-westerlygales'. Satntday the PiltNce REOP.NT honoured Sir Sewrr with his company to dinner, .at house in Grafton-street, here tl,:ere was a select party invited o'meet his Rdyal Highness. Yesterday Divine ::;er .ice was performed at Carl ton Howe before- :the PttiNCE REGLNT antl household, by the Rev. F. NV, BLOMBEEG, Clerk of the Closet. The Princess CIXARLOTTI7: of WALES, We lament to • learn, has. been indisposed during the last week'. for 'Royal Highness left Win,lsor, not quite recovered Of a cold. , She caught. a fresh cold at the ball at 'Carlton4louse, and in conse ,quence has not left Warwickrilouse .since 'Satur day stfonight.. Iter 11.0yal Vather, the PativcE • REerriwr, It,; visited her daily, as has also' Lady DE Clin , c4in. ITEtziv ILI: vont attendedber Royal' Highness twice a day till Wednesday, when, weAre happy'to 'State, she was considered so mulch better' as to diScontinue his visits ; ned on Tittirsday, Sir 1-htirtY' left London for WindSor, 'to take 1i . 15 waiting on the KiNd. VeSterday the . Loan CuANGELLon had an andi ence 'pf the PRI . ):CE REdgNT. Dliniste:s have had frequent meetings since, the publiCation the Princess of .WALES'S Tcotter, which, bare ,been at tended bythe,Orown Law Otilrer.4, An Am, ate. They met tit Fife House, Whitehall, the re sidence of the Earl of Tit'VOIPOQL. fin Thursday night, at half-past ito.o!elOck, and' continued in deliberation till otie..-7 hey met again, on Friday pouting, at eleven o'Clock,and 'continued 'toge ther for about two kolas.. The "result was, 'that connunnication Was made to Fiarl(JitoLmoN DLLEY, to know where Airs. LUILE was to be found. Mrs. Ltst.r, Was • one of the witnesses .examined upon the Inquiry befOre the Noble Corn mitisioners appointed by his Majesty. She not being in London; nn expri\ss was sent to her in the country, to.regnest her attendance in London. They umet aptitt at the of Livritroot.'s house 00 Saturday, at eleven o'clock, and sevrated at hull-past one o'clock ; several, howerer; . remained there for a considerable time after in consultation. The Loan CIIANCELLO4. Mid the EA of 'LIVIzrt- Pont , CoMMUe.ieated to the PittNc,k itt GENT froth time to time the result of their . deliberatio,lm. Lortt SOMV,WV HITIVed at Windsor on Satur day on a visit: to the QuT.E,.; , . Admiral Sir RienAap XitATny is appointed Go yernor and Connuander-in-Chief at Newfound land. . . Sir TITOMMI TROWBRIDGE, SOU of the lute gal !ant Admiral, is appointed Captain of the Armide frigate, at Plymouth. By our last accounts from the Channel fieet,off Brest, it appears the French fleet are fully deter mined on mating a dash, probably for America ; and our gallant tars areas ardently wishing to see t.l4ein out of harbodr. The .41?dromache frigate 1, 4 , 1 / 4 zeronnoitred Brest, and counted five sail of he line t; 4 41: at enclik, With sails bent, and ready with topmasts s t r u c i c , five' hi for sou.; one "4* gates, one brig, a . AChooner, and ;l hulk. Letters from Paris (i 4 ' the Bth instant state, that Prince ScitWallTZetißUlt64ltl resigned the com mand of the AuArian corps in'Poland, and repeat the report of Count BELLpoARDE i.g!ittp; nvpointed Ids successor. The Whip, who affirm that, the Princess Cu v.- LOTTE has been educatc:ei ht the principles of Mr. Fox, have never eundescentied to say which of the various political principles that he occasionally' supported aml deserted, have been ingmftud upbti the mind of the Illustrious Pupil. Surely not dime whien induced hint -to pronounce the revo lutionary horrors of Franee,—" the must gloriout monument ever raised by human wisdom and in tegrity." BUGNAPAZITS tits been very mmeh. incensed agai ;IA Austria, for appointing Cotint DC sl.AnioN the Military Cointuissary. . it Will be recollected that, in 1809, BUOLUPARTI.: termed AC Da STA-. DION', in the, Maniteur, the :'homers Paine, of Ger rttOny, because he had caused h_ ntunber of Anti- Corsican pamplets to be circulated tliat'coontry. A detachinent of the - 42 d Regiment Of Foot ;1 . - riveti on Saturday at Plymouth, 'hum Berryhead; and ctitbarketi immediately on ' board it transport in Catwater, bound to Portugal. The Barristers of the Cottrt of King's Bench have Come to a resolution, that their Clerks at, their Chambers shonld not receive any papers, without the teens Inarlted being paid Mrs. JUIWAN Made her second appearance for the season oh SatOrdhy last, at Covent-Gordon Theatre, in The Soldier'3 Daughter, urn! was highly yplauded by a numerous audience. • L o rt, Moi,zsmni•rit, who is just dead, Was the son: of the Lady MoLEswonTit,, who with her daughters imil nine or ten other persons_ p er i s hed, when their h,ouse ,vas burnt iu Crqsveuor-street. A Sew clays sin6e, Atning service at Chichester Cathetlritl„one of the utponivents feltdown, much alarming the' 'cougregatiOtt by, the noise fortu'- nately im person was near at the tir►e, and no rit r ►t:ischief ensued. • Moaday,• whijst one of the victualling vessels wax delivering trash beef for the tr.e of the: French prisoners on board the in the AledWay, six or seven of the prisoner 3, who Nvcre assisang, I.aulderdy 'seized the master and the boy of the'ves sel, who were below ,tclinging the beef, and at the same time c•abt off tf,e rope, by which the beef-bpat was fastened to the ship, :And immediate ly boisting•thersail, proceeded down the river. A chunkier of„ shot were fired from the Canada, the Crown Prince, and other ships, as btic passed by t h en t and from the' state of the Aveilther, whieh .tvas very f a vourable for such an' entcrprize, it is. probable that they weald have escaped, had they sot ran ilS t iline on the shoal od nnuidorc' }lard, kit the vt.siel. homed'. Roy the v:1 . 01111( 10, bat were si. pursued, that the wholt were Secared - in a few otlteK af terwards. One .of the prisoner:i rya.; wt mided hi the thigh, but not tlaurrwasly. This intnuitig-,"soon tter tWelve o'elock Mani Gender, I;iti.! COO - Navy-Mice (oot errolle,ol4ly Stsltcd), Stog:i ill 01 pillory opposite to the A , .imiraltv, witsil,t„t‘ t „ tt , 0 , 4 ,. A M'it't ern it fl - Llic or.ta ei on NAVAL NEWS. LY-MOUTIT, FEB. 13.—Arrired till ,nfornings the Faliotrw] lyrig- of war, froura eruize in the 'ClianwCl,...with her prie,' a Very . 110 e Ainelirnn • merchant schooner, called the Te - rrible, of and from Baltimore, with a cargo of American pro dice., bound to Bourdeaui, which she captured a few days -since. • The Terrible is a burthensome vessel, quite new, was on her first voyage. Sailed on the 4th October, .and has not brought any 'newS. Arrived the riermeg sloop of war, Capt: BROWN, from a eruize3 the ketch William and Esther, be *longing to this putt, WILLIAK , ;, master, from Gnernsey, with a cargo of pawing stones the - Greyhound, REEVES, from Portsmoath ; Provi-, deuce, ilnoxvic, from Neath,; Ant, PeA:Nt, from FOIVI! ; and the Beaver, EASTBOURNE, from Exeter. FEL - '13.--The EliNha Tupper, Bisnor, and the London Packet, DORM AI LLF., both from the Me diterrahetio, were this day reletised from qua- rantine.. Four Fr'cnch prisoners made their escape from the depot at Partmoor on I\ronday night last. Arrived in Cawsand Bay last night part ; of the Channel Fleet; consisting Of the 1011 owing ships, viz, Boyne, -Duncan, and Clarence, having keen' blown from their station by a gale front the south-west.. Sailed this t day the Cornwall. man of war for the Frekb coast, and his Majesty's ship San . Josef for Portsmouth. PtntismouTH, rcn. yesterdqy his MajOty' , ships Modeste, Spy, And Brazen, with a convoy for the DQIVIIS. Rkototrrrt, Fen. 12.—Arrivod yesterday his Majesty's ship Orestesfrom at cruise. Nothing arrived or sailed to day but the Ranger, NORRIS, from Lisbon, in 8 days. DEAL, FEB. 1.1.--The Sir 'Stephen Lushington, CUIVERS, for Madeira and India, came down from last night from the River, and not the ddmiral Berkeley as stated ; also came down the River, the'ilope, PENDERGAASS, for China, 'and the Neptune, VEasuY, for Junutica• Arrived his Majesty's ship alodeste, Brazen, and Spy, Irma Portiniouttl. • Frvr O'CLOCK.- -Tire outward bound :ire still detained by contrary .viods. TORBAY, rgs. I:3.—Arrived Alltjesty's slip Prontetheus from Portsmouth, boottd to Cape-de- Verd i with several others, MITTICS tintnown. The Fisher, HUTCHINIOI,7, from .ttitA,Janeiro to the Clyde, was captured on. the ,dal o . l'' October, off , the Western Islands; by the. Pox, Bmericaa prlvateer, and carried into rorthinti.. The De.4;rent, ektptahl SU.TTON, on her passage from Gibraltar, re-captured on the 28th tilt', the ship Quebec, of 12 guns, from. London, how:d to Gibraltar, with, it cargo of. merchandize, which been taken 'by the, American privoteer Jam's . of it; guns and, 110 wen, otf the rock Quebec engaged the pirated. two ttriur and had several Men wounded. .The Paid Axes had been some time cruising 611, the rock. The Derwent spoke.the Sybille <rn Ale 1:1th inst. Wtili at I U t_ Fre neli priv:Ateer, of 14 guns and 20 :men, which she had taken .on her passage to r. 41... bOtt, with iv convoy;—On the 7th inst. the , her -went: eaptorod the French privateer L'Edurtard, of eight gun Smut 49 men, out . of St. Malocs ; but getting uudgr the Derwent's bows, she went down: the crew wete all saved. This priVateer had taken atraninprt, having part tit "the 18th dragoons on hoard, bound to Lishon, whielp she ransotaed.. , -- ,The Derwent was eighteen days front Gibraltar, leaving, there,the. St. Juan, Admiral LINZEE, tan, 13ri.:101, Mermaid, anti Popillon. The Cos • sock, Capt. STANFHLL, has sailed .Whil a convoy fur the 'Vest Indies. The Spartan was on the point of sailing for the same station.. Trtr. RonAl4'CATitot.ics.----The. following once dote relating to A rehishiip Usu Ell. is to be found in a Life of thaf - Pr.elate, 111E44 published, 41.nd iS not altogether inapplicable to , the present time . and circumstances About the year 1600, the. Catholics were endeavouring. to obtain a greater toleration for the exercise of their worship, which Archbishop Uirfett !Daft strenuously opposed, re- l ording their religion as superstitious and' idola trous, and endangering . the 'established Govern meta in Church and State. To this purpose be preached a reinarkable Sermon front the following text in Ezekiel And thou shalt bear the Ini quity of the House 'of" judah forty days : I have appointed thee each day for n year.' This pro,: phctic,denunciation: he :Ipplied to the case of the. I Catholics, antlitid---= , " Yrom this year (1601) I reckon forty years . , and then these whom you now . embrace 'shall be your ruin, and you 'shall hear .their TiliprOiction was in an extraordinary manner fulfilled by ;Jig! Irish Rebel lion, which broke out in 1641, exactly forty years after, and some who recollected it were ready to -atttibute it to a Writ of prophecit certainly 'was the offspring of deep penetration and 'sound wisdom ; and the Saind tCSititS, troth the same ca nscs,, may: be anticipated again. Peitance4 Sunday morning next, an elderly man will stand in the 'parish chimed} of St. John; ilaekuey, in a white_sheet, for having called the wilt:Of a l'ipixtob:e tradesman in that parish, as.? opprnb.rimJi I !! 3 itic. He was to have stood in the chOrch yesterday morning, during divine service, 1, hut' the ceremony' was yes. t NOATIT. Aggit Brt JotiN, 14.—8 y an t: Andrews, which readied this city evening last, - we have t'eeeiVe:t the via! ItOtifiCatiOn Made t!) Major ,gatil, ink; at that place . ,ley Colonel Ulmer the United States troops on Moose - n flag of truce, which- & wive(' tlkereda morning last :--- " I hereby notify to vo; tivit all in t; to this "frontier .froM Pruvinces, or Shipping, .except by r the CoMmanding CAlicer of thii treated as Spiv, A n d hill be ruzifr war." MoNTrrat DEC.IS ---) 7 / 7 -ris , We have been favoured wit." the foil from a gentleman iii Upper Canaill in this city., dated " Fort Corp " Sort,—tett none of yon friends in this neighbonrhOOd shoo you a sketch of our late 'operations tier, I will briefly relate the oeer 28th. About two honrs . belUre d 3) morning., the - enemy effected a Laht i ) per end of Grand hle, With about owing to his great superiority, It p 3l regiment under Limit. Lamont , I"Pr'sjul-Olint fora considerable tirill to yeti; e ; and were chisels pursu ed. whielkwas taken with that .olfef.n. as phitY, : tieutetiant Lamont having ceived sever4ll wounds. :Mitch al tune the enemy, O\V,ing to the IP of his force, etrected a landing at carried ieVeral batterica ; Lienteinii was severely wounded and made soon as day-bad sidliciently dawned friends from foes, - our reinforeem enl assembled from all points, were cot the judicious arrangements Of Lica' who, aftcr.reconnoitring the elle" pus:aim), and after a very sharp col hint to e pitate retre•a' shore, a v k i a tl it i lr i e e ' o r i a i n e r e : c i - prisoners behind, and 16 dead on hall actual! • cmhark<<l w- tempted to Land mauled. Two Ic•ert' were tint fable to eras oblid tie, to run away supposed the enemy carried nearly wounded, in their boats during Clic " This gallant achievement has' formed without severe loss, which the -19th.—The return states 12 CO, aud 2S prisoners. The lattcr , add, have 'been already exchanged, have also lost from I() to 15 killed , inv:sing. The enemy had the prom over a summons to Licut: / 3 i' h ' Morning; requiring surrender l'.1") Of COPhie retOrtied the. ODVi' " Conic anti take it." A secuu d tempted with about 600 Men, end.of Squaw Island, but being P r ', by our troops, arid one 0-pounder, polled to retreat With great logs. ' troops have been in a decided stati Black' flock, and General SM'ir s it i l f: . l can force to have been 60(;),21)"cri:(t„ FROM THR SKW YORK, ,BYEN'iNG 10TR JANUARY' W,MIII4OTO'S', JAN. 11.--Air. ad. It will be secs by an article 0 : iUZttui head, that the !..liecretary 01 , resigned ! 13ist the fact is that 't was forced upon the poor Secrete' round-ahont manner that chortle+ 'of Mr. Madison's executive steps. :predict, that the facts will turn 0 1 mu6l as-follows few days bet' Mrs. Hatnilton binted.to her ho s b l the great attention paid her by she wils certain he would he tli seems wheneVer any of the great s are to be,saerificed at Washington who knows every thing going moves any thing, - pays more OP tention and civility to their wive s On this occasion Mrs. Hamilton a -vulgar phrase, that she 0 for Mr. Hamilton, when the plot thickenedi ,Was sent for by the told biM that sonic Member s °` dissatisiled with his conduct of Navy. Mr. Hamilton asked the great and energetic .Presiden t dissatisfied ? To which the we' no! your conduct has -met IoY . your fidelity in office, -hot ado M embers of Congress were Osot glorious exhibition of exectitir lsti ness,: and energy, Hamilton, spirit, promptly threw tins cetk of our illustrious, gg A ti ed. , portant President. The present riouse of Go'4lll' the celebrated Sir %Irtz.t.tAst lowing, though a ludictous 401°4 tionahly a true one, of the fag' uncle to the Marquis noss"ifeli kno,wn in .those days, ta'‘, was forced upon Grottos tl'e agaitist.hil will, by the then r a' r ' dignity of*the•Order of the aor nt the Drawing-room, after WI limo affected uut tb eVe hint? on in Waiting said, " Sir, To r o f )II';io yout hSTY on the acees,ll 0.130 hiss ydur hand 0 0 ' 0 11 turned his back up,on the. l' ; '‘, / 0 1 :5:4 4 .- / t 1 may kiss my 'of a 11; : 4 0 O d i " the closet, Ills 14'0(1514' l'is q'teucc, nei'er.did kiss ital3"° ) !iciiies s 1 ' 4 ,, ity o ' l l% to fondtrt:llttle, can i . t i er,l:7:ci I, erebA perf9 l tannic,' pertniss tronti er ' Azdc F r " 'cat 'ollowinl. dit, to h's orge, try ali . ou r Iota& 11° ' ons °lt ; xurre ° lay light party n: nu Ig pr, great at ot her :l: Ball de P r"r ! n ii 4 le d to d i ". 'IY Rents " bt( a' be 11°1" t " t betal ius ;11 ctrl 1 ! ) 1011,' I WO 1 1,, it iIL , red• Wooll4lgrof jl tioe ishop, tra er k° • ai vv : I lawlio , tit t he ' tic )roior they 11 ' , .80 It l ' ? oitO ron': P 0\0„ icito eY, lie Jitillt tbe ( • 11 c(I , /4 h P e No t ,Iltio!,,(1' • a uvv 4 ll• pl I° ,,cere ' 101 • wbicit hen t ivool n it , °f" t 0 Sn Ire i ! • rosl , ▪ atoll ,i t i e %o der of t bcr ;". , r ;;i r t , .!toll I 'o/ Cter /6° l lll ;. % b; , oat WfOr e t t ) thi J51)31101 , Affll' e a t . djep l l l t Sta tC t )11) 1r 4 01 11 0 t hill. es ev ill f of hal! lti,tyitoph f Co (l 'd v secre i :ideh.: ' he rrc'ef wive ° p „Tai Ir ° • r 1117 1 1 11 Liao" ik .ttii fic ioit 6 car ( Vie it ' o' t iott „ e ctidt v i . ' e A. A 2, 1 5L riO t 'l, l O L. 7 'f t of' rfr• ` l oo, er• cor, , it; ; 1,10 t °'.iff,!tkit'. NEW PUBLICATIONS'. TlllB Day was pnblished, r In A 4tn. prieo 0. with coloured Plates, PLANfor IN(:1 EASING tits FAXPORTS of marisit mANII , AcTuitEs to INDIA. 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