The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-13 00:00:00

'ls we inl - ,Citio Wile of jiattle` ships anti t*ri 61- gates in .these "seas, looking after hitn, we hope this hectoring hero may wet be' brought into port. • ,• 14, We ve:Jerday, in animadverting upon a pEtra graph which appeared in a INlornipg Paper relative I( ' a 'Trion that the American Loans had been ne gaeipted in this t ountry, expressed our fears that there 'vas somefonndation for the fact, and quoted' out authority for that suppositi o n by extracting a Passage from a Montreal journal, which broadly asserted that, "The American Government before the 165000,000 loan 14 " : PAticti, Was confident of getting the means, and had pre 'll°llPly in;de their bargains with PARISH, nAftitiG, and Co. tl "• G Fiore, and ,Co. for all that might be wanted." latTliB f.3UI of this day . we have given the whole bt the article front which. eye Selected this extra brdinary.• assertion. It is altogether' worthy of Peculiar notice, from the. importance of the va . 11 " 8 .topics it embraces ; 'but' in nothing' more remarkable and deserving of the earnest attention of the British netton than for the statements it contains- on the•Subjeet . of this very loan. A re- speetable and , well-informed Morning Paper of this dny (The Times) thus speaks of the transac :' lion,' and we transcribe its sentiments with plea ay e's, as entirely coinciding with our own:— " thinl i nothing more probable than the above state- , tent, thnogh others . arlect to doubt it. And can we wonder, then, te at A mer i c a shoald and Englishmen always ready to d emi her cause against that of Britain, w h en s h e has found ' Irighshmen. base ' enough even to lend liar money to fight against their native land--Sase enough not only to supply our enemies' heads with arguments, but their treasury with dol. hrl, in order to rai-.e soldiers to cut the throats of our corro , 'tilUen, by I.^..id vitt *by sea? .On glancing farther, we ob that another paper (Tin Soy), even . ment ions a cer tain house, by which money had been advanced to the Anse racaat Government we hope the members of this 6rnt will trataatty come forward,,and Purge themselves of atiatrocious and iuraaaais a crime.' ' Nye most Cordially unite in this hope, for it is 'painful to he obliged, even for an hour, to be hung that doubt and fear which a chaige, Auwes'er improbable, so positively and 'peremp.- I nrily made, even, against, the most re4Peetablti •partics here implicated; 'mist create NVe cannot suspect but that Messrs. PalitSll, Bium.7o, and Co. (should this Firm involve, as we conjecture' It tines,. the long establisbed arid universally re spected house of BARINGS in London) will take. the earliest opportunity of clearing them selves, as we dOubt not they can readily do s m ifro' this foul imp u t at i o n ; fo r it is ' indwd a serious and .grave _acensation : an accusation inv o lvi ng 'the interests of individuals,.. and the greAtiaterests of the country, none deeply -than perhaps_at first eight is evident. • ' We know how the cause of America bas been advocated in this . e ountry, 'and, politically speak ing, without reference at all to the patter to w hich our preceding observations refer, We,have Ito hesitation ill repeating 'what we have'often maintained before, that the American. Party in Gre at Britain is too . strong, and infinitely mis. eela.ev.ons and dangerons. There is a domment Sti ng in this Country (if the Government are . it of it, we call upon them to produce fro m which m uc h m i g h t b e learnt. We al ((le to the LIST OF THE HOLDERS (she Great kick, ) of AMERICAN STOCK in the Funds of the v " . "e d States, who are British Subjects residing in ma ot) , . 40 ., • ntry; nay, if we arc not liar misinforraed fia , onl y • ns,bntttepresentatives in the House of Com— ea4i even sitting among the Peers of Ttil •- • • • Should this 'document be , forthcom fi*l" th p will then see who are the persons I r ail lll° have the **lces America so large as to counter •- st akes in Itritain,and be'nabled to ap preci ir te the !na tives which loosen the tongues and Kive a print Have s„, ri g to the influence 'of many men who iler""er Pulae% of P € • . yet nuled to act from the or rootlet. P4triotistn, and the - fashionable feelings Of ph H os I/ In'llantli °ph y ; This universal principle vice;eizilyltb l i ' l li t Y is Au, d irable—but" d"lnex" tr. . , the of ni Engin n&howevar much y applaud the theory, will be prepared to 4 PProve th tr our en --e practice, shotild it lead to the supply and (Illy with weapons to destroy ourselves, w ork the ruin of this glorious I~tlipi e. tld tut ti w e will ab sta i n f rom C m' t i ter comments at )eat W einlve said enough to bring the sub kirk?, , teiora our country, hhrink from and we will not Ir • the task of investigating and deve- • _ g , Matter of such vast import. On the sub- Jeet 0 ` t he Loan it will be observed, the MOnt "4l Edi tor, in sec on d passage, says, " The 13ritisl uire red .sov Agent Partial, and French. agent, GI itA Ku, Actuary bonds, e rnment 881. in batik-paper for eve . ry. 1001. in cent: nn ' l ' , bearing interest at six per cent. being 19 3-8 Sorel!tht.caPital lent.” 111 this requi res sifti ng to the bottom •by Mi eu,.• rom the parties the most direct and un7 . Iters--f anti refutation, - oe that pur- Pose We "w address ourselves to them, :Ink call :Prell'.them to enable us to vindicate the character Arita s 6 111 a nd British, merchants from tire atroc,ious coq Net,. havingrat furnished the enemy of their , &Mel fair` this, itrc reiraiti, nat nrtly front farther eontuientj but front the introthictidu trr new tuatter connected with the trade ofAnierica, and an InLittiry into the nature of the capital by rviddi the United States haye been ;able to carry . or the lucrative traffic to , India., and to compete - with :dui' own merchants aml manufactures - s, not oiliy ib the 'Eastern heMispere, but in all the iw,irkets Buz rope. Should this capital turn ant to he British, what must be the astonishmont of the Nation ! ! ! We have gleaned a few further cY.tructs from the French PaperS, but they are of litth , The parade of the march of troops of all kinds ; Italians, Negro 4, &c. &e., is kept - up. Iluo,NA-, FARTS seems to , have no other arguments to throw into the scale of negoCiation but this species of light weight; :\'vbich will, hoWever, avail but little agailist the . Aeav'y victories in Spain. The curly other, matters. of infOrmation aye, that " the Elbe ha; resuined it,activity,'' and that was generally remarked, that the Empetor never looked ,better, and that his physiognoaay an nounced:satisfaction and gAiety." - - Gracious powers ! can this monster, who has deluged the earth with human blood, :Ili(' is 'the sole cause of the horror's which' defor:u the, globe ,from Moscow to data; ton, till we cannot place our finger upon a spot in'the map of creation trot visited by the scourge and drenched misery--. Can he look satisfied,, or put on the look of gaiety? It is impossible . In a preceding column ice have given some in leresting particulars from American Papers, MA•• DISON is sick—his mind must be sorely afflicted with the Russian disasters of his master, IIeoNA PARTE, and his own contemplations of the evithe has brouglit upon' his country by lending himself to be the tool of that tyrant. . • We have intelligence front' Buenos Ayres to the date of the 34 June, and it is in some reSpeets Mi r ' - portant. Information had been reeeived in that city, that 1300' men had proceeded from Vina.to Conception, where they were - joined by (iOO more,. and with Which accinnuiated force the Royalists .were advancing upon St. lag°, the capital of Chili. The distance between the two pl tees is aboutl n tliis situation of affairs, the Government of St. Jag° had sent for 'lOO men, • is Y l l i l e o no rtsreAreyiii.:st,he-imploy of the - Revolutionists o fi and who will - have to march 3SO s le c a e g tl u e , c acres s ; cro the Peninsula before they reach th e their o l i t o e n s 9 l7 , res o f duty. The a Commnding (Meer on the shores river Plate, under the apprehen a visit from a large bOdy spailizlOs, t 0 the number of 4000 men","rwho have been sent from Europe, could ill spare evert this :small ditil . - nutioll of his strength, and, tinder the urg ent Ile-, vessitl . of his situation, he haS embodied and or ganked 3000 negroes. ' Lord Witlivioirrn and the.Duebess - of Dotts4T came tO town on Tuesday, to prepare for their de 7 parture for Ireland. Lord Ths.t.AwAnnaccompanies , them. Dispatches were yesterday received at the Ad- Iniralty, dated on hoard the baTiolus, of guns, at the Cape of Good Hope, lutli of May, stAting that theilleteatf East ladiainan, that parted from the convoy, had arrived there. The convoy ex pected to sail in .a few days. The whole of the finance reports, relative 'to Great Britain and Ireland,. that have liven pre sented to Parliament since the Union,-are binding. in the most elegant manner, as a present to the EmperOr ..411.1.1iXANnER. Piere'are two sets, each consisting of twenty-one volumes, and have the arms of our S9vereign emblazoned hi via on each cover. They have been solicited, it is said, by Count LIO7EN, at the .express command of his Imperial Majesty. We are sorry to learn, by letters from Boln bay, dated 111 arch the 12th, that a- dreadful scar city and famine prevailed there at that period.— , The opulent natives have acted nobly to support the fugitives ; but their beneyolenee, tcir want- of other aid,' was nearly c:shansted. Hundreds poor Ilindoos,• atacl othercastes perished daily in ~.Borabay, and ain extensive region of the Corn- provinces on this side is a desart. The Aussian,war had occasioned the shipment of goods tar the Persian 6'oo ,by private traders, and the dCmand promised to be very profitable. • Wednesday evening, as her. Excellency the Countess ST. MARTIN DR FRoNT was going to the Park, one of her horses fell down at the cor ner olSouth &talky-street, owing t&the shame ful..seate of. the pavement, and in falling, broke the carriage, and pulled the other horse over him. One horde was nearly killed, and the Other much brnised. Luckily, neither her Excellency nor the servauts were hurt. The owner of time horses is determined to bring an action against the Water Company, as this is the third accident that has' happened in the same spot within the last three] weeks. • - . Wednesday a ft ertionn , as some soldiers were con ducting a deserter 'along the road towards London, 'a little to the southward of F;nchley, one of the part} incautiously discharged .his niutiLet across the fields, and -the hull' entering' the breast of a youth employed in husbandry (though at the dis , tance of more tilan'2o(. yards) k.itkd him on the El i !) t. The soldier was taken into custody, until the result 'of Gironer's Inquest. shall be known. NVedriesday night, As Mr, Tooaca, .of }Hen ,hg,i,...street,. accompanied by a friend of, the rianie ttt Ha L J A f 4, were returningfnflit a dinner part y, at the hotise of alriend, in the neighbnarhood of ,the chaise was overturied vsiitbia two Mi a k il s we o l t i ' London . , and broken in iiieces. Mr. H oLL IN'GY, who was titiving,lul his shoulder bone hroken,And his tied dangerously fractured ; and 4i s ,companicin suffered so much from contusions, that hell as since been insensible, and no' hopes NAVAL NEW, COM:1101)01LE R6DGEt.S. AtJG. 10.- Arrived the ..4/exandria gate !and SpiffliT sloop of war faint Greenland they chased the President Amerßan frigate ; Cotn mo,;ore RonGEtts;,' fur 96 hour btit lost her nn the 23d tilt. ; .*he *RS CrOWding :d1 Cstil to the Westward, A fast-sailing privateer, or lti guns at:;1 200 men, *as in company with the Pre4 shkit. AICirROSF., AUG. j.---Ivived the C'lera, SWAN, . Captain. J. YouNo, from Greenland, with eight 641 i. He was taken by the President, Conimodore notioEni, on ,the 24th of July. After taking from him several articles, Sand alnind f0r.50001. paya,;, hie in Loudon, he was liberated:, and the creWs of the following ship 4 put. on board him :--=-The Fal con, Capt 11As on, of Guernsey, taken 12th June, ott the ‘esters islands ;' Jean and Ann, .11...CALD 7 SkTrcoATs, taken Jiily 7, in lat. 67. 7 N. lon S. 15. E..• - rind the. Daphne, GULFS, of Whit by, taken July 'lB, itt sight of Cape North,— C::ptain YOUNG • was ul . ;;erwardl boarded by ,the ~//,!eartdria:frigate and Spitfire sloop, who ini pro•sed the crews of the ahovementioncd•Ships.---:. A Leith letter, dated AuguSt 10, and received to day, andounces the arrival of, the Alexandria Fri..- gate . in Leith hioads from a crake. PoliTsm )UTH, AUG. p.'--Sailed hii Majesty's schooner .4lphea, with th e transports s having the Tipperary and Waterford' Militi a on board, f or Cork.--- , AVent . ont of harbour the Cadmus, and is appointed convoy ti • the Downs. rne PRINCE REGENT . ti birth day has been observed at this ptirr With every demonstration of joy. At twvlve o'clock the Volunteer Artillery fired` kite guns round the ramparts. • At one the men of war fired a Royal Salute, and the Whole of the troops in the, neighbourhood were marched to Portsdown Hill, the usual place for the 4th of lune reviews, where they were reviewed . by Lient.--G o crat Houstox, the Lieutenant-Governor of Ports mouth. `PLykouTit, alto. i l. -Sailed bis Majesty's sbip'Beoe Peale and the Sparrow gun-brig, the former on a ernize, and the latter for'the north- Veit coast of Spain. HAitivzcn, AUG. 12.—... Stilled the Lord Nelson• packet for Gottenhargh, , and the Lady ...V apean pa4ket for Heligoland, with mails. • D ART :,, t Otyrti, AUG. yesterday the Jeo.dy cartel for America, and to-day the Anna Maria cartetalso for Arwerica they curry between th*qu upwards of 20D prisoners of war to be ex', changed. GitAvr.stoo, AUG. 12.---The following East iliaintht have .arrived and safely passed : the Clark sokfroni Bengal, from Calcutta, Hannah and 'Hindustan frnin Bombay, and the Echo and Arab from the sout h SCHC • YAuz.totrrit., AUUUSt 12.—rriVed the Pearly from 'Harwich, and the King George from the Tcxet.--Sailetl the Vixen for the Hinnber, to take out the trade in that river for tt.e Baltic. TPIE MILITARY. Tuesday the Duke of Conk, as Commander-in 'Chief, held a Levee; at his Oilicein the Horse :r.k, which was attended by The Prince of Orange, the Duke of Norfolk, Major-Gene ral Sir William Cockburn, Lient.-General Arahlo, Major- Geoeral .Chester, Major-General Gossilin Major-General M , Caskell, Major-General Ila Milton, and colonel Cope, on his 4 E 1'4;41 from France. The - Dtitufries militia is. now :doing- duty at Dublin, Until the arrival .of the 3d Lancashire , r e gimeut,'frOM Bristol, which may be soon expect ed, bin noW on the march to the place of em barhation..--The Dumfries regiment is to be con veyed direet from Dublin to Ayr. .BELVAST, AUG. 4.—Yesterd-ly three companies of the East Mithilcsex , Militia, under the command of. Colonel Wool), (brother-in-law to. Lord CAs- TtiotEAGI-0, arrived in this town, which we under gaud is to be their head-quarters. Five companies of the regiment will remain for some time in Newry. ' g - hnttaliOn riz: the 88tirregiritent has mrirehed from Berry-head Barracks for Mw:ail. Their destinatitin is supposed to be the ilenhistaa. The Nottingham militia yesterday worrying passtht through 'WWII, on their route to Chelnts ford.. 11-YE'MAIMET. SMITHFIELD MARKET, 4uovvr 11. This day's Ma r ton had an inclarerent i supply of the ration' , hind, nt Cattle ; ' Beef, Mutton; Lamb, Vcal, and Pock, w..re cOcaper, and the trade iii ip•ocral Was nut ovvr io kit. Tb, ? sales iii i-he tlay-nmiket IVVIC 441414 ; Ch4Ver bud , tio , ,I)01 in prism !Tay , and Su:lw ft:idled last prices. The following prices and numbers are an accurate statement : ' ,ink the Ofrat, per stone litef, 31. eti. to tis. ad. Mutton, ss. Qd. to 2a. i,amb, 54. lt)d. t o 6h. Sd. ss. lad. to Ga. lid. bs. 4d. to Gs. • 13easts,600. Sheep anti Lambs, 7000. Calves,loo. rigs, 950. SMITIIVIELD ItAy-mARKE , .. Hay, 3L 3s. to 51. Set. Straw, 11. 14s. tt, •. 1 .1. Os. Cloror, 51. Os. to'6l. Os. CORN EXCHANGE, AticusT . . .N% . e bad mint arrivals of Wheat to-ditv ttorit hot the salt: hens{:; still vet y doll, the price, trus.tin the :•t+itic Pats there is but little. doig.g ; we st4tell tit, Wednesday, if nuyalt;ration, they test e a tritle.iower, we may lay baths Is. to per quarter lore Monday; Willey atilt Malt w,,re steady ; 4oilitag Grey Pe..oe were wit hoot alteratit,u ; Tick ileifus'w4.lrets. p.z.r qnaster cheaper; othei hind; of Cit.tio e main the sattie. raigliih Wll CAL 4 1 4..51 i. ritic dittiY 10,45. 11,-;,:12: , 5. Fiteign dc,, 9M. 10?'. 2495. rich By aTv; -titai. 700. Ntwi 'rich ilemis i --i• () its - - VOlfliUt &Wit 13-trivy NIAlt - • - - 70, S(t , Fi hi 1,0 • DO , . Whit t a t.ISC 0)011.) *S. rhw &at - 904. 10.34- EireyPt'aso • 64's; 67i,;;,5i. F m.! 4itto Potittoooklno - Rapt, Flee(' 4'21. pyr lAst. Fine Flour - - 1059, 111).i. ;ecctiitiS 1605.-10 c. IF , hvrtsis,—By our reports from Aberdeenshire, J yrshire, F or f ar shire, the Lothians, and southern counties of Scotiend, we rejoice to find that the harvest h commenced generally in that couttrry with every prot,pect of reaping tt roost abundant crop. .11, pug land too the promise of a plentiful THE PRINCE REnr,NT'S BIRTH-D Y: It ' aterday /Wing iitchnets Itionti-eg bittb-day; the %van every demonstration Of joy, tit that alibi ding's Bi r th-d a y; throughout thelnetrtspoliA; cept the linlding of a Court; ivhieh theienfon ttt the , year • will not ndinit of.. Theinbtriltip, ushered in with ageneral iinging . of 13e11 1 4; flies Cies kind strindardi were dispikiyed from the churili. stei.plo, public buildings; ships; &c. The the QuEE'4's; and the Tilt Yard Guardi belong= ing to the Coldstivam Regitnero, commanded .b the Duke of CANstuipnc, mounted guard in white' . gniteks ; and at one the Pink arid Tower bins svd•tt fired. In the &furie of the dny MoNsinuß, and a titthl. , ber of NuhilitS,' and persons of d:stinctiol; cailed atCarlton and left thei names. The observance of the thy by the lloyal rartiily was by a grand : juvenile military specticle, to cont• pletethe .0017%1111uit of the first Militai Y In stittitionithat ever was known in this. country, in the 'Military College a Sandhutst, by the me seutation of the colours; by the hands of her Ma jestrthe OiIEI , .N"; report rives the tvorking anti 'embroidery of them to the QUEEN and The Cabinet Ministers lefttOwn on Wednesday evening and yesterday Morning, to be preseot at thiS•spienaid The Duke of ..Yoag, after tratistteting rollitary hosiness at York I-loitse, set out at halt past nine .attended by Colonel Toatistsnr, his Mill • tory , Secretiq,' fur the Militar. College. Ills Royal Highness was dressed in his Field Marshal's uniform io appear on this occasion as-Cominamler in Chief, and was attended ,by General GonnoN and his full A number of military and disci!), guished characters also left town on Wednesday evening, and early yinterday. morning, to be pre sent. The PRINCE REGENT left Brighton on nesday for -the same purpose, ,and arrived at Windsor a little before eight o'clock, attended by the Earl 'of . .YAHMOUTII itpd Col. BLoomrtELD. Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, his Royal Highness, accompanied by the Princess CHAR r2oTTE., her Majesty, the QUEEN, Princesses dosTA, ELIZALETH, and MARY, also the Duke 'oi' CAMBEIDUE, With a 1111131 b t!l* of attendants, left Windsor; in their travelling carriages, .to proceed to the: Military College at §andlnir,t, After the ceremony of her:MAJrsry presenting the colours to the Youths, time Royal Party were entertained by General lota , the Governer, with sumptuous dinner, at his }pause, in thetollege. The Duke of -KENT was preveatel from attend , ing, by .the . continneo effects o hib recent acci dent,' they having been touch more severe and lasting than was at first appre;:ended. FESTIVITIES IN TOWN,!--The tradesinen be longing to the Household dined together at the Thatched House,. in St. James'a 7 street. in. ad , dition to two fat bucks, sent to them by his -Royal Highness, were viands of the most choice scripton. .About eighty persons sat down at sip o'clock. When the cloth was removed,,Non nobis .Domiqe was sung by Messrs. CLAIMII,6UITH,Iiic. Amur; the toasts were— :: The King—the Queen and Rpyttl Prince Re. gent--he Duke or: Y r orlt awl the Artny—the of Ciit4 retice and the Navy—the Pyinco,s of Wales—the Prince.:3 Charlotte-Lord . Wellington, and the brave Lir.tish Army in Spain. Tne Prince Regent's health was drank, with three times three.---Among the songs.were "Rule Britannia." and "The Prince and Old England for ever.'' In happinesi and 'harmony the enter tainment cortTsponded with the cause : it was not until a late hour that the party broke up. The Illuminations,were more general than usua l, and their brilliancy excelled any - thing ,we evcr before witnessed on a sitnilar'oce'asion. rov;TRY, EPI . C4ItASt On the dela!, between the arrival" the. Sparrow and that of the Fnacy, with Di'spatehes tram. Lord.frtimA g i Git . ,4 Yon Nevish old churl!" erir:l BurrANiNtn; intianed, 'ro Ngellua, while anxious sift looied o'er the sea; '' My WEl,LtarroN's fought, anti you might be ;tsliaited To keep thus the tidings of glory from toe." " Goddess !" lie answeed, "Oh! lilarnti not itt thought Old NEVTV NE, Nvltu glories in seeing you blest; py.a Sparrow I sent word the Hero had foil KU Arid to Fancy I thuntht I might well leave the rest. 4" BRIGHTON, A I.IG In. 'The PRINCE REGEKT left' this place this lore noon,. His ROyal Highness had JLICOt patties every evening during his stay 10.. re, tiie vilion, and the hand continued to play overtnro; and various airs till midnight, in the Pavili a o n n i g ic a ) : l .- r de n '.flit 1-1 slid not conic: rpo u o( p )i o ‘uv l sn t s t i, l l l: oll. s ll : 3 e cil y re t t l l3 e l4e ,. 010 Lewes \ t ‘ v e lY o s r t i ) , f i a .t: l l i t:c e a t t l P t t:o l l i t:t i l i t i c i c i a lg " s ' b a y l t it )t l s l l : s tl b i g e ut rade. for I\ 3 li r a e l lt b 0. a i l . c r l e t 1 7 i t i i . o h n o s u . s a e r , e to which,bei t made in d s ‘t%(,11, beat c‘c‘;ll:fl.. .7) Verted ;11to .1 hall for music, &c. The Niobe ' 4 gate Anti hrtg lave I)een stationed Oil . the coast, on'account of the PRINcE REGI:NT's The Duke of C t..\RiNCE Went on hoard the .),`lOO otMondav, when both vessek wcie bv""tifiq k g . decorated with colours. '1 he Paugo . g, wilt return hi. i'4 to evlebrarc the , D e : . ll:v t , utt it cie d3v• it 0140 s tront. , ; . ly r ., 1 . 1 . p :Itch to the P:tviliott, for . : i lj l 11 );;; t i ; : 0 : 1 . 1. 1 fl ;;;; C : :A i l - 4- beU: R ';'‘ C E ' i ; mouth anti Cuihiford, Towne.. • Royal flightless the Duke of CANtattxnau inoends honouring CtiAiICYLLOR DOVOLAiI with n visit at Salisbury next weeli 4 during the Grand 'Musical Festival. A • • n•oht I attempt at tile Barclay taritell veal Mark for 200 guineas, in Cornwall, ,on the 200 kilt. 3 Amts PENWICK, a grazier, having batted him self to go the thousand miles in at thotriind sue- CeSSive ilourS. He starte.l on the IA instant, and resigned on Tuesday hist, beiag unable to nrb. 1 !spc,ll lot Thgl t wi w i ' a hsv e vert .fv side. 1:0, I 010 11 I Ity ict of vet tt , 0 111° iftstcr!l oing t►iic 1 pri4 v bic,l) ,~~ j l'l 15 4 ' tit 6i citr i ~tr 'Or I'C'