The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-14 00:00:00

, • . 111 r1t,, —.- 0 „e n 4 'l g 11):IN4' Din 1 IV,lftiluid. .I)uv-1 Cadiz; (4ot I rri t I Comp' :)a-, il , ly-olanci p I (iderp,cy, Jkriel;.• grit ‘s: - • PRIeLor ii C.crt S tic I! - 1).% Al trwm.yE o'cLrcx. -'•• • f Red. Aim.....60fi I (Mai-aim. THF SUN ___ • 1 3 IVERE. F.‘l,stiM .AI.7I)EAT ? --LONDON. rif 1:7 , 6' air, CE`,llli R ii. ISIS. \(I'ATIO4 liiILLLaNISTADT- , -TAKING OF ND OE' THE THE TEXEL ISLAND—TIIL ALtIES PROCEEDING TO THE LIBE •'110N- OF BRADANT—SAILING Of' THE ESGLISII ApEurnQN. ••• ; .fi ~i• 1 •' ' 'tkr o .Dutch Iflails have arri ve d since our last, v 41' intelligence ...o the l3t h, and all of a cheering ‘e • • , 41 1 4 10 n. The strong and commanding fortress II °4l.lSillianlstailt has been evacuated by the enemy, I:'kdeliiClilllVnt of Marines, from Helvoetsluys, 1e• as g ar ri§On this blipOrtailt acquiiition. it 4S here quit the nit i I Eftwitilliepelled - the c i ant 0 lftlleil ilt r 193 , - ,and the giving tipyof.lbia' place, 'thuut roof , defenc e o'r . icsistance,' is'Aiti positive a as We could desire Of the gine weaknes . s of the RI Y , even in South Holland, of whieli it is elle of 1 .tue Revs. By a private letter 'we also .. :a • tyo, t hatilrctlit has been .taken: and garrisoned t au' Alarines. Thus every thing . goes on nobly lb ti ie South ern ' terr i tor y. • o f our netv Aily, and . ; e Russians anti Prussians are•croSsing not only. 1 'Waal but the Metise!•.iii:foree, without ex- N C e leing any tiling like 'cli r eefttal Oppositi on.— IAvAaTE: had drained the country of men to "O I Y his ()thee 4 12xigencics. . Even from Min teis r , 'enemy-a t e retiring, in consequence of iliesh aving. In tipaSsed the \Vaal at 'riel.. ; • SoAth a TairS_ are proceeding %vith unin 11;rniPted Btkcl,uceess' in. the same happy:course. The isle'"!lhas becOltaken . passession of by a force, - and the• feet - water VE(IHUEL 411' circumscribed, • • " ; is° these ' l ,4c . ts we 'hare .the' pleasure acicl, fl'at Oen mtl,'cooKk; the Guards', Marched 2;1 ' 14 Brin e t o • fielvdetsiuys' on, Ake 12th—thar 1 , ,: 44 of the. Mlles would .have passed through ', 11 t7: by .tlint date r —and that. yesterday Our 'ALAI, under • the- -gallant GaAntor„ sailed its t • shores of Englandto perform par An 41 i., - "*• .`anee of Holland. von his ii!.lsnowledged the ProNcE pf ORANGE th e Sovervign title - with which he was hailed • Are have letters from Rotterdam to the llth, ► t ll ey contain no particular news. • ......."....131111........... . . Froth Corunna Papers, : we have extracted the . { ' P k : Q ehlumi ou of Lord NYE LLIZsTqTON. on enterioi t 4 .q.Ct ' -- its subtaltce has long been before our . , t.ttl ee4. "TI l'ave had occasion .ahnost natty, for along " 4 direct the attention of our Readers t 9 ie g i 9ll° `'s progress of tie emancipation of the lielit • - -'l'h e good cause has almost outstrip h°.Pe , ou kt and the rapidity with *which im ,,siortthraeud auspicious events have bavre'e.acti:iwi;gactiiimuepoton has scarcely i )t o toe tribute it deserved, far less to oc • "r `pace with that notice which the corre- I P I c ,:tintlitig • brereaSe•of domestic prosperity seemed t to demand from our pen. Yet we have nor t "13 ', without e x p er i enc i ng man y f ee li ngs c ;j R tbe almo s t en dl ess test i mon i es on t hi s subject, lfron g lit before us not only b r 1 y „ 9ciAl journals, but by private letters, re , • , tlitlE, to our specifir: attention the rejoie „,„ ks.l . "I ouatiiinity" with wbielt the late victorious ; (14,e'llentl of our arms a nd the political charges b a 1,4 41 3 n just Adherence to principles, have .44t the country. •TIJESVM would have been ‘11, 4 41 , N 1it to contain even brief notices of all • the ii 44 4s 'and cities Which have shone: on this ocea -1(4 41.81)1eudid loyalty and the happy enthusiasm ki 4 :1 °"1 Iriuraph. Norwich, Liverpool, ' 'nem . T • ‘ 1; (it Birmingham, Nottmgharn, Leeds, . 11 4 , 'ght 'Glasgow, Dublin, Cork, and a thou- , ce eeras, have all felt and evinced the glow . 11 utic : exaltatio n . Illi im i nat i onS an d feast telave abounded over the face of . the Em ,4`'Lbe nut , rejoice to say that it has ert l c! t la these ou t war d d emonstrat i ons hlt 'the gratitud e of . the count ry, its sense 1 )0 11 iti)tessillgs showered, dais's"' A° abundantly, grid the public spirit of its people, have. (lisPl"Yed• While th e b e tt er or d ers have ,I,ltt/114ry, they ha ve no where forgotten that the, try eitt\ s" . Ought to share in the genCral glad ill,ol 11)(1 exte nsivebenefactions" to the poor have • t tia iversally adde t i a ti9ble trait to the 1 j - • mi in the dst' of 'these rej oicing's. 11 4 ., ,Q4' " of thank s and gnitulatinn to the l'nr cl 3 • ES_ • tu all th e principal [die in I' haire 711 So eont F ibui v d to 'the brilliant pi"Cture of d happy people —at 'once a 'prcitul distinction" t'O ourselves by shewing ho* valuable to a Seve:- reign are r the bpin ions of fivemen, his subjects ; a Wai.,7:hig to out 'Clesp4ate Rnett)y, btieit little suet cess be can ever have ‘ to "look to. ; -froni any at tenipts upon an independant.,.contented, and tn,lt. ed . Nation. To conclude this gratifying: inbjet; we nuist.notice that other unirked and excellent proof of the spirit with which the.. country is ani- . mated evident, not onkT in the volunteering of our Militia, but the :prOMpt and ready manner in which most of the Local; Regiments, Volunteers, Yeomanry, &c. have tendered their services to supply the places of those whose. patriotic energy has induced :them to leave their 'native homies for the honour of siriking a finishing blow at the Tyrant of Prance, and the Foe of Mankind. Dr. DROMGOOLE'S 1110[1011 was curried in the Catholic Board on Wednesday. The Illustrious House of Hanover, in the per son of his gracious :Majesty King GEOKGE the First, made.their seasonable and happy tkecession to tete Throne - Of their Ancestor in their Realms on site Ist day. of August .1714, •old stile, and consequently, the conmicuccment of next August compleat 100 years,since that glorious event took place, and according to the new stile it will bring the day of completion to the 120, the birth • day •of our revered PRINCE , . REGE;NT. We thus , s early notify this fact, :iw the expe,etation that all his Majesty's uric and loyal subjects will consider how, and in what manner, a day and month, ,which have been peculiarly auspicious to our tiding name, pride, and prosperity, may be most worthily honoured and distinguished, • Weainderstund the PaiNcE IZEGUNT. will hold ti Cgurt.an Priday,.to receive the.:Address of the ; University of, Oxford. 'The.Princess`CnnaLOTTE of WALEs .was pre sent oat the dinner whipb the ['Aiwa. REcENT gave on :Sunday .to the Hereditary ; Prince .of ORANGE. Aft.': G. Rosa, whojsgone brit as British Mini ster.to the Court of •Bavaria, • sailed oik Sunday from Harwich, in the. lloaci.s Free/jug packet,. Capt. MAsON, for Helvoetsluys, under convoy of his !Majesty's. cutter Cheerly.' • ; • • in.consequence of the..hant.given by. the CH. N* CELLOa of the EXCHEQUER in the House of Coo, mons, on Friday last, a.great nittnber of trades men have already began to refuse laking.had, cop per, npd,it;trill soon .become general_ throughout , the Metropolis.' None: but Tower halfpenceand the tokens Will be allowed by Govermueot in re turn for the new coinagecdni:,, g 111 :tn.--.The price .of Bread for the ens iling weok is. to remain without anv alterat ion. BArti..vv.--',l'he late liarve,t has yieldol heavier Barley:than haS been know', ..or tag any, years.---A sack, containing four bushels (Winchester ;ilea sure) grown .at Bridge Casteaou,.near 'Stamford,. wir, found to weigli. 17 stohe• • Yesterday being rounder's. Air at Charser, house, the anniversary was conuneinorated With the usual ceremony, The oratienAvas delivered byisir. Tettrricam.aeititg.reat apnlause. The sloop Resolution, of Jcisyv, which lately sailed from that Island fOr 'Lisbon, was captnrcd on the 27th ult...by the General ihnistiong Ameri can schooner letter:di marque, ot ;i gnus and XlO men. The General 4rmstrong sailed from..Nantz oil ;the 23d tilt.: with , valuable..cargo -for : New Yorlt . , in company with two Frginch :frigates, Of 44 guns each, a 'brig of 1.8 gone on-a cruise, and the William American schooner, with brandy, Cie. for .New York. On the 24th :(the whole being in company): the,•frigates captured a small armed brig--4this'is supposed to hate beew• the Little Catherine packet)----and having taken the cre4 , out, they abandoned. the . vessel. At this time the Americans separated from the French, and on the 27th (the day on which the Resolution Was taken) . they captured the. schooner Phoebe, of Mevagis se y, bound to Passages, which they sunk, after taking out the valuables. The Resolution was given up to the crews of the two . vessels, and suffered to proceed for', England. soon after, parting; with this Americans, the Rap/fa/an spoke his Majesty's brig 'Mulles, of Is:wins,. which put. On hoard the sloop dispatches for the Admiral at Plymouth, re 7. lative,to the sailing of the two French triples, and proceeded in quest of:the Americans... By a letter from the Mediterranean, we learn the loss of his Majesty's sloOp Goshawk,' Captain NKR. It appears sill; stood• in close to Barce lona, after an enemy's vessel, when the wind d y i ng away,. and a heavy swell setting, on the shore, Captain NAPIZa judged it necessary, ,to reveut her-falling into theliands of the enemy, to destroy her, which was done, and the 01ficers and men saved by the boats: ~ • . All . the Dutch prisoners_ who were on their pa rale at 'Tharne, in.o.xfordshire, with the excep tion of one Officer (Lieut..-Col..l;tvionv.s), have, we understand, volunteered toassist iii the libera tion of their country, and have declared them selves for the. Prince of QBANGO.. The 93d Regiment, which has been at the Cape f a r some years, is ordered home, as is also the lbt battalion of the 83d. • MEMOIRS OP GoLoom.-- . --The . Life of Goldoni. written by himsell,.the translatitin'of which his just appeared, naturally excites the most lively, : interest. Every one is anxious to 'know some- . thing of this singularman, who carried the dra matte art to its highest degree of perfection, who gave to the stage and the press 150 . COmedies at character and intrigue, in pN)se and Verse, and who saw eighteen editions of his theatre published during his own life-time. Th ese Atei»oirs, Ott which Lord Byrow, and seral other eminent h terary men have already Masser( highest cuco mitims, tender us acquainted trine a man•or ge nius of the most - amiable ehli% t , : t e r,- and they will be read with more than 1if3, 1 4 pl„;:iist7re. ott account or the eoth,ns aueedtes tht-y contalo of soffic u: the most distioguishe;i men of the las! ei.nhirtf_ SECONb F.DI.'nON SUN.:OFFICH, Ilia.v.pft Sr ONE O'CLOCK. Since ¢writing ottr olisery aticn f i or tl,i3 dAy, have 'receive;! the folloviing intelligence, ~ ~ brollght \VACSTAI F t IleAte.tspigar, wklich con- brills and amplifies all we have stated. We there- fore lo.qt 'if° time iti giv;ng• it to the-public ' :appears by a letter from. Geri: 'IIAYLoit, dated Hague, lit that Breda aacl Willianistadt had been evacuated by the enemy, and are in the posse ion .of the Allies. On the approach of 300 Cos Sacks, who represented themselves as the advanced Guard of 10,600 Russians, the Garrison of Breda (iBOO men) marched Out, and attempt ed to escal,6'; 600.0 f then), however; fell into the. hands of the Cossacks, who hart. penetrated into the town before the evacuation was completed. evecitated on the 10th. The • garrison (from 900 to. Goo taco) retired . , tlic direction Of IlcrgenopzOOm, !caving 10000 ponnds of petwder and 152 gory,. which thCy had spiked.--They had taken ioe3'ilire's for de- stroying the flotilll, bt;t reedy executed their intentions. MILITARY COURT MARITAL. llortsr-Gt.TARns,OCT.I2.—At n GC !Wili Court martia!, held at Plymouth-thick, on• th e sth (')1 August, 1813„ and continued by adjOurntu6as, to the I Ith uf,the same , month, hlnsign and Asskt ant-Stlrgcon TIO:SAS R6BERT 1).-‘1:NOY, of the Royall'e rthshire regiMent of Militia; ‘v:ls arraign ed npon..theimdermentioned charge., viz, :--- •.!!.,FOl. highly difTizieeful unhe(,-oming •the *character of au Officer:mt a (4entlenlan, i‘; wantonly insulting and using most au Witrfantabl language to Capt. MACM/V,' of the royal Pei tit' .shire militia, on the eveliing - of the llth r r July, particularlf calling him a , coward, being- hi;;hly prejudicial to good order and military discipline, and in breach of the articles of war." Upon which charge the court came to the fol lowing thi.lision The eoUrtbnvitigddly and deliberittely weighed and eoil&itlerittg.the evidence in support of the prosecution, together :with whitt.tire prisoner has oftred in.his defence, is of: opiniun that he itt guilty:of the charge preferredAtgainst him, in bre'ach of the -art:cies of war, anti dot h,./ het (dote, sentence him, the said Ensign until At.sistant-Siir geon R. DELANNOY, to be. disinis:,Nl hi s 'Alu jesty'o Royal Perthshire Itegiment of . The lintNttn REAtmr.T has 'been pleased, in the name•:and' on the be.hlif of his I\4,t , :s.ry, to .Ip prove and cont'n'in the fiiding and sentence. of the Coutt. IRELAND. EXTRACT OPA LETTER FROM LONDONDERitY, Last Sunday, the female part, women and children, of the Catholic congregation here. as. , emlilvd, beat the Cothol c Liishop from the Altar; whe n he , fainted, refused to give him water,, or suffer it to ,be brought ; shouted, hissed, and Indlooed tlini out of the Chapel, closed the dams, and alinwed tio service that day. 'rite men sat Coolly by, and looked 0n- 7 —an on .account of (a factious Priest of the O'Connell and Catholick Board Junta).. My servant, and many others of the town, were eye-witnesses to as •scandalous a scene as ever dcr iseti a -bull bait." \Ve should be glad to find the above statement contradicted, by the best 'authority—that of the reverend sufferer himself, who, no doubt, will do it, if the account be destitute of (Dublin Patriot,) Harry Flo ' ,uan, the highway robber, w as appre hended on Saturday week by the persevering exh ertions of Mr. Christopher Latham, of Kille ifanle.--This Flogtn is one of ihe greatest villains that ever disgraced the comity Tipperary. . ItoYAL bounds threw off the, first 4ifne since the alteration of the bunt, with theie cet'iicni of ,netOloiluds, at Maidenhead thieket,,,on Friday. The stag was taken after it brisk nu) of two' bour:., near Crithomille. The new boUnd3 have fulfilled the expectation of the fivid of sporstinan, under the ruanai;enteut of Ur. Sharp, the huntsman, and.are considered a staunch pack. The'hunt will it”emble un "Atonday, at S tit Hill, and on Miday at Ascot race-ground ?kt 10 o'clock. '' A week. or 'two ago, iNfr.john Ellis, of Mans field, purchased a piece of - old Oak, three fret long, and two feeksquare, which. ter', all appear,' ance.was a siiliil, firm, piece of woo:l ; it ,being to', large' tar the purpose he wanted it, ,he got the . sawyer to .cat it chil.vn the middle,. and as the . pricier workin one o f the . pin es ,. a:sara,ll, piece slipped out, which, on exhinin ng,' that! were the fol!owi!itz 6gnres, 1(351, , varik i s 14;0)14 as on the 414 y they were cut. 'h em fpiu.•ar hilt very littlethobt of rbi*ll3vivg gut c,n :!tt.: nark at that time.; they weri; eight ,coes. hum the outside • the piece:: so that the tree mist have grown 4inteen inches ill rol tlieter., after fi!!:iir . es were cut on ; they are o'l,l figlireA, ahOtirol l e inCh and a h.lll loog, it,seeto3 probable that w.hranch of di :. tree had .1.r0:.v0 so clost: to the hole as to,naite %vitt: it, ri three is some nopenrance of hark ; are maJted,. ~tie In'aFl • V;tl L.":;zibie 33 . the 0117Cv, thit` piece kv;ti t .i t I "viat; convex ti;.;tou,, and c 4,11( lir• h.,.; loeservA toe Het:cs of woo:: :lav eth,. tivorck tin. ai a ec;,” ICAV NEWS. DEAL, DEC. 13. Sailed the t;:ipedition for iland, on board of his 1 1 11:lie , Ay'S: t; Which ship takes out the Colinnarrt ler in Chief' of the Force 6, Sii TrromAe GROAX, his Staff, the Commiss::iriat and gediCal Departthent, his Lja jesty's and ilq-idu . t, with several transports; troops fire on board the : mei) of war, .and. the store';, batilßge, . On board the tr'adsports: A.; , ;3 .ntil!..d the 4ert sloop ci war, on cruise oil' chc. reach :7 coast. VAttnotrrit, DEC. 13.—The transports, with Illjor-GeneraiGunis's division of troops on board, bailed this tnoriiin for Helvcietslnys; tinder conr voy of the A:iel and nigher, with a light bre.eze at W.N.W. , The Princ'ess .44,1..;5ta anti.liedbreaSt lam sailed for the Weser; and the refeent for SPitheatL • ANOTHER LETTER.--` he transports, with the tr6op's under General Gini:l; got under sviy this morning-, at nine o'clock, t,ith the wind at N.W and are now (half-past twelve) out of sight it however, thick weather ; thebi-ceze very light, but if it continues, they Will make a good passage. BRISTOL., DRc. 1.1.—8 y a lett`er to-the Regrt hiring, Officer of this port, flow the Captain of the Helena sloop of war, dated Holyhead, the !ith it appeos, that the True-Blooded iout;ricao privateer vt%:s cruising in St. George'S Chanlo, having been seen off the .Curnra nn the frtini wheme it is supposed she is gone off the PoiviSmOnTn,'Dro.l3.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Sllikrb froni • Plytnorith, and the I . Pokerine from, off Cherburgh. .Soiled his Majesty's ships Isler and laingene, with the convoy for Cork, and shiPS bOomi.to the West Indies. Dropped down to St.liekn's a fleet ut transpbrts, bound to the Elst‘vatd,' under eonvoy of hi s m 3 j et y.: : , ship s Rosario and Archer, in nattiher about 60'41. Ilis Majesty's ship Printrosejakes charge of the ships bound to tb North coast of Spain, Jim' will bbil the mcntlng. .D4c. 13. —Arrircl the packet, with a mail and Fais:engerv, fr6ln thd ' votslyy,s. LOrtis ,Commissiorieri Hu, Ad• mintlty hzive been plontvd to inform the C , :t n to atommnication relative to the. Tri , r •). ratter,. tpAt two sloops of war waits settisinr, hettreen Bettitst nd Holyhead, and 'having received infornatt on of t , Tatcer,'ont,'llas railed in por.uit of it, vel.ile theother main tains its cruizinggrotaid. NAVAL PILO)! OTIONS. The late promotion of Admirals was necompa nied by the further promotion of the t vventy Se nior Coninnulders employed afloat, to the runic-of Captain ; twenty senior Lieutenants, em ployed aflottt, to the rank of Commander ; .and twenty .11:ficishipmen to therank of The twenty senior Commanders are, Jufin Rile, Aiongo • P. Hodder, Tisiphone ;. Ella% Grey. Fairy; 11. •P. Liglafor:l, Erebus ; J. Bedford, Chihletit; It, Crispin, Se(dit ; E. Mounsher,. Brisk; J. Stuart, Crane; 0. Cheery'; L. Hole, Bacchus; W. O. Dotte rell ; J. Fife, Cadmus ; J. M'Kerlie, Cordeiio ; J. K. 'folcer, Cruiser ; John Pointer, Pliellimit I-ILhey, Atalante ;. H, Ilulikiies , Heiken, J. Ellis, Spittivv; J. M. Partridge,. I.icuts. Dagleish, ' Queen Chat lot t o ; ft. w. Silaniowk, Benbow (formerly of the Attack and Man ly); \V. le. Coitilw, Medwey• - Hear-Admiral Sir John Gore is appointed to it ea / m. ll4n d i n t Atediterraneati, and to hnist hil:tiag in the Reveogy., Contrnissiotiet appointld to seeceed C.int rnisaioner Percy Ft acer, at Gibraltar, who takes a seat at. tlt • Navy Board, vice who retires ; woodriff to be • Counnis.ioitur of the Navy Vitrit ai Jamaica, vice Weller; Captain Mettler to ho Agent for Prisoners of War at Forton Depot, vice Woodriff ; Sir Edward Berry•is appointed . . to the, Royal • Sovereign yacht, vice V r .llotbant ; Captain Jahn Maitl an d t o the Bar fleue; Capt. Rutherford t o art,estwicb lioipital, vice Jerntin i ; deeemed; 'Captain T. erer .don to the Flihernil (the Royal Sovereign being ' intended for tha ti..ts of Sir Sitloc ))• Sinith) t C`iptelin (.:ari toll. oil Captai n to Sic John Gore; Captain cr. wtnsoa to to• principal Agent fir Transports - in Flatland ; Captain .D.ivid Milne to the Bulwark Capt..l. A. Worth to the Ve• tlarahle• (for the flag of Adieiral I)urhatu); coptain Cothl to the Calliope; Lieutenant Patton coitil or th e As• trra), to the raol; of Counna;:der, roil to t' ,1 111111,111 tl e FA. y. Lieutenants IV, Cotlieln the Thais; Pi I TheScheldt 'fleet, being chiefly built of German oak, is defective in point of durability. The. privateer ‘vhich put into Loc; , indaal, on Wednesday senni.clit„ is as:ert :hied to he the • True-blooded Yunkee7fOrtnerly the Challeng64‘giin brig, mounting 18 heavy . ; ins,, and in:wiled with ISO men ; then It) days from iitest.----She was ltoown to have altered her room., on leaving LOchintlaal. and steered.Northweitti ; havinm beets tlktirictly seen from the N. W. of Iday, votering the Sound of .i 11101... The Ifetena sloop of cur, whic;, left th"rs place on Saturday , .did. pot reach L.ichl .nc.aztl until nii d :Horning, when, the ahov,. intorination Wai cur min i cated to taw , ou - PREssOR, who imatediat( )?, ptir , m;t. It is suppoSeCt - he privateer !nil have for ircr yb ject the , hurni .ng- (Ir. destroying It 11 y m , ty lull in with among tLe : ac) that there is a chance or the hreleno , cumin; in: contact ‘viilt r3reettoek: Adroit iser. ) The' ClO!Pile Board zipw ivsezn!)ie at their new I, apaltnieatq, tile Sin c ikSpuin . Gai.ti • ery, ofa:netincr street. .The nizgitst,body are . . On Thin'Sday las!, Lkiltermilt-Colnnel convened a, Meet'ng of tile 01 Sii-At o ll Reginlent at Leid az the . 1'0,1:21 wizen it. Allis at:reed hrryiee , 4 to any pert' u 6reat ,_ ~.