The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-11 00:00:00

MAILS. DRIVED-.1 Quernsey, 1 Jersey, 'nut!-13bon, 3 Got tenburgb, 1 Dublin, 2 Waterford. PRICE OP STOCKS ruts DAY -AT TWELVL O'CLOCK. .. . . 40d. AIM Pp .- 1E SUN. L'e,N , T +41'14 ttivEllE r‘tsrm Auto:AT ? • LONDON, VEBRUAUY Lisbon Papers reached town this morning to the 3il instant, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of 'Kent packet.. They speak. of the campaign being about to commence, and express a roofitlent expeetatit►tt, that it will be short, b►illiaut, derisive. That this expectation will be fulfilled, there 'is every reason to hope. it will be seen by tbebecree of the Spanish Cortes, the substance of which :we . this day insert,that powers hare at length been con- Ferret! npon the Marquis of WELtiNGTON as Gene -Iralis4imo of the Spanish armies, vbich will enable hint to unite the forces of Spain and Portngal in a ,concentrated effort. The enemy, on the other hand, tromtbe utter impOssibilityof subsistingthcir troops in large bodies, except for a very short time, must be rendered unable to make an attack with any prospect of success, and can only maintain their footing in• the, Peninsula by defending strong pocitions. Even this systrin, however, cannot /Ong prevail, against the united energies of the people of the Peninsula, directed to one great ob. ject, by the skill, the talents, and sagacity, of the Hero of iiltiunanca. The Papers continue to speak of the departure of bevetal of the partisans of JosErn for France. The Freya* have committed the greatest cruel ties at Valencia., Which they plundered for Live days previous, as supposed, to their evacuating that position. Accounts received from Cadiz state the :arrival there of the Anuirican ship Fair 4mcrican, Living been captured by four French frigates, and I%insonicd. The frigates are also stated to have 'taken fourteen American vessels, and sunk them but it is not nukitioned in *hat latitude any of the,se captures vrere made: The CoAerine Cartel,' RAy maoter, 1148'm...tired at Livery 6,4 from New-York, from whence she Sailed the 176 ult. but we understand neither letters or papers by her have been received in town by the ,Pat of to-day. lire are sorry to learn, that the Southampton frigate, Capt. Sir JAS. LUCAS Yco, aftel taking the Vixen, American corvette, was unfortunately lost, together with ter prize s On a sunken rook, in tl7e Gulph of Florida. The crews all saved. The Southampton was one of the oldest 32 gun frigates in the service. . The report of the Eoictiers having taken an American frigate is mentioned in the pens ; but nothing is known at the Adinirulty of 4,ny such event,. Though we deemed it our dnty to present to our Iteaders yesterday the Letter which the PRINCE:IS Of \VALES addressed to the NINE"! REGENT, yct we expresled at the time our sinc'er'e regret that it should have been publithed. The tune motives which exeited- that regret will prevent us fremien tering into any discussion of Pie subject. The Ttrmtter does not essentially relate to the public, and as it is improper to tear off. the veil frOm the trims attic of private life, it is still more so to intrtide into the dinnestic concerns of it family who should only be known to the world at largo by its perfornranee-of the duties of its ekvoted station, the people must- always feel .the strongest inteic,4 itf; pcirate werfare and happiness , . We Cl!int)r. i Ylt 011,1!1 - ,T, hoivever, that tve think the 0: ill-:“1lke11 in eon- Ys and Vi s e hope , she will be ea ;It i (lid be refideroil thit rt;- pie,ort of af cure not .10W in iu (iktigh- At-plz '.td they rake hi, ' the State, twd . ictriiO3e at!; , t 0 bring Ttoyalty b..to contempt. -w e d o 1 ,3 ! allude to the s3ipporter of suc h nil 3 , Hu w. b.i'i uswilly existeit this • country, v. - oich may be etwitici.ed in softie acgree necessary. to protect the Constitu tion, and preserve • the due 'balance . of its powers, but to a 6C4 of lacti()u litevointionists, who,. pretencit 01' a livfornt in reality subvert the whole fahrie Of otb went, • rs., ! , ;ret nt the tiiii:fositrt of 1.14 i 3 letter by au approllemiion tl.,t rmly the irov v r t n ille r tst tic' tvlwio of, tile 1,“)1, 'y - iNtts betort Lthiii 11:4, VLF., 011 C, F )1 :rt, Ora - aotriit her rim, but -there are tAateinents in the depositions rtlien titan that occasion, Bvhicit we should he sorry indeed to see tirade public; no possible good can• result' dater to the. parties, to the nation, from such an appeal. We beg not to be understood as meaning to 'throw out. any insinuation injurious to her Royal Highness, but we must again repeat oar Hopes that that 'll lustrious Personage wilt not be advised to gi‘e her . sanction to the publication. .The following stateitentis extracted ,from tine Aforning P! t iper in isitieh: the'Plu - 1.::44L 's•etter appeared • " /trwas 'transmitted cut the I , lth ult. to Lord. LtvEipo6t.; and Lard anotst, sealed, :b) ., Lady CHMILOTTE CAMPBELL," aS Lady in Waiting for the month, expressing her Roy a l ni g h t i e Ss' s pl ea - sure that it should be presented to the Paitier.. REG'ENT ; ,:and there was an open Copy. 'for their . • 'On the 15th, the Earl of Lit'rutropr, pre sented his :compliments to Lady taARLOTTE enisP4nr,t, and returned the letter unopened, as we have stated. ' . " On the 16th, it was returned by Loch Cliokn•• I,OIIT, intinniting, that as contained matter of importance to the State, she relicts on then la)mg it before his Royal Highness It was Uguirt, re turned unopened, with the Earl of LtvltuPobt.'4 compliments to Lady' ciIAIMOTTE, ..suyintt, that the Prtmer. saw no reason to depart' front his de termination. , . "On the. 17th it was returned in the same way, by COWllliind of her Royal Highness, e.xpresing her confidence, Cailtthe'tiVo Nmble Lords' would not take upon themselvegi the responsibility of not eottnunicatiu!.; Ole letter to .his Royal Highness, and that she should not be the Only Subject in the rupirc vrliww Petition was not to kpermitted, to reach the Throne. To tl,i an miswer was given, that the,ctitaenis dlit had been made known to the Prince. ' • On the 19th, her Royal ITighneswilirected zi letter to ,be addressed to the two Noble Lords, desiring to know schetber it had been made known to his ROyal Iligliness, by being read to him, luui to know .his pleasure thereon. No answer . was given to this letter, ant there fore on the 26th she direeteda letter to be written, expressing Ler surprize, that no answer had been given to her application for a whole weLA. . . "•To this an answer was steel vett, addressed to the Princess, stating„ that in consequence of her Royal Highness's deinand, her letteihad been feud to the Prince Regent on the 20th,, but thistle had not heels pleosed to express his,pleastire. thereon. " Here the eorrcspondeue 4 was elosed—f-and some days after tliis, copies ,OE. the 10:ter wcri; in circulation ; .but.we know not from' whist quarter they originatetL This is pretty accurately the purport of the correspondence, Which we trust will he laid before the priblic " For the present , we have only to repeat otir former ;declaration, thatgir li'ast4cts linanatios motion has no eilrthly connection with thii pro ceeding ;,' and that he certainly. WaS cessary to theeibUca:ion." Yesterday his- Royal Highness the •PRISCP, RP,ORNT held a Court at Carlton llouse. Soon alter two o'clock ifis. Royal Itiglioess field ri Privy Connell., for pricking for the • Sheriffs for the en 7 4iiiii4 year. . . Viscount CIIPTINYNI) aiItI,Nri,,BULLER Llttellded as Clerks of the 'Council. The PAINCE gave audiences to the Earl of ITAanowitv, the Loan Iri!•j:OttlIt Siontowrii, the Earl of LIVE3itioL, VjSet)tita 'CASTLEREAGH, Earl 'IIItIV,GRA4•E, 140(1 \fitianlnt iNIKLVII4..P. • By aCCOttlit4 from New York we that the Bill for givink relief to the importerz.4 of .11ritiiii . inercbaudisc,' passed ON.: Anierican I.loiise .)?e 7 presentotives by only a majority of three, the di vision being lii to {id:ll3u.Bill, in the si.ide in which it•ditLfirtally pass,'proyide3 for' the go(6,pitrchused 111 EttAlarid previous to o the bo the deciorittiot t of war by the ((tilted States, tunl shipped before tha middle of StTiteinne.r ; goods. shipped after that period, or parcha:;ed after it WWI 101914'1i th;it the. Viriir was de clare.cl,ltry eoryti*tated. • ".• Vo:terdav (.'oort of Diret,tors • WWI held 2.t. rtied , tt'. ltil Min Se, iviWti the following 011ieers were EWurn into the eoininitud or rtheir respective ship, rti: C. firt, , ,'Ll.tat of the Cnitiaia Pitt, nod Gtv-t:tin 1 A:Yis;4;bl, o f the 11,trohioness Vceter; for Ceylon aild iiengd; Coptain A. T W, BwINToN, of the Conlatir, and . (%Iptnin u low r, of .tic. forl3engal. Sino-wr, .p the Datmilies, took leave, previoui. to depareing for Madras atul 13engtil. . The lightning, on Ttiestlay, slightly struck RiehardSnn's lintel, in Covent-gartlen, passing betweeu ti crocvd of b uts I.yho were bttilidillit tii) for ltln there, buts providentiallyuithma cleans;; injury. to nny one. It •hroke. t'so panes'of (he kitchen but slid no oth e r chief. The Airoriti arc hilly trcrii j zcti in viau o n s s pe ( nfati glos for tin. en:ining season ; litifi among theln none excites so much jute! mg' as tile ntillertuising pf a [trait: Jockey,, xvi)O hts, for a bet qfii , o4 guineas, agreed ta ride 1.1)0 hinds i n 10 successive , hours. 'I his adventurer a resident in AViltdlire,i'. i to start in tito seeni i d w ee k of March next, iqrocee,(: Wiles On the vita 0 1 .1(1., and then return . AVM it 814;itVii Pan. o.—The Ikiiideer brig of w...t• and Iris frigate 'captured; a fey r day's sitle2, beautiful armed A niericon f bout 406 tons Zurthen, called the (:'aqiif'), - and from Balthnore, with a cargo of colonial produce, bound to li"rance. Dkin: 'the eliaie, which lasted 'several hours; the Teittileer fired nearly . l3o shot at the enemy, several Of which hulled her, and, we underslatid, two of the brew Were killed : it is said she bar; arrived in Tozbay, having overshot this port. Arrived the Growler nun-brig,with a feW 'trans - portS 'from Cormina, which have On bi and French prisoners ; one of th4.ln is the illai.s'ter, No. IS.; also arrived yesterday the lrizar:i !;;-ig of war from cruize in the Channel ; and this afternoon lz frigate in Caw Sand Bay, .but we have not been able to learn her Hann!. MOUTII, Fcts. 9.—li;arly this morning we heard of• a vessel driven on ,shore about six miles to the westward of Portland, but on. our arrival at, the spot, she was, totally gone . to pieces, and, We are sorry to add, till•on board had perislaed. She is supposed to be a forei,gn brig in ball4st, and built of fir, hut no. part of eitlicr ciirgo or vessel love come on shoie, nor any papers or other articles, b'y which we ectn: osertainber name. Three dead bodies have been washed on shore ; they-appear to be foreign seamen. The ChesteriieN packet, bound from hence for Guernsey orni Jersey, with a mail, has returned ithout lauding it, she having fallen in \vith a lugger privateer near Alderney, and exchanged SeVerai shOts. The privateer steered for the French coast, and the packet• for this port:: A French lugger privateer was seen from Port- . land this morning. • 1 7 .tolouTEL Vat. $.--,Arrived the Echo gun brig from Plymouth. FEB. 10.--The convoy that arrived yes terday from the Vdditerranean with his Majesty's ship Saitaii, are sailed 'for Pm -River, Came . down from the several sail of oat- Ward bound and remain. PORTVOUTIt i PFB, !Q..---Arrived the ilbundance OKE, from Jamaica, wiiti the brig 4dtdOs, Muts, froth Cephalonia, laden with currants, bound to Hull, which shd re-euptured yesterday, after being i 9 possession. of thetheaty about five hours ; the privateer, however ; uriff.pr tunutely - escaped; the Snap, of 14 ions, C;tptain SAy'routu.s t with another recapture, the, Rogul George, from I.i ion, bound to Lomlori, with fruit priyatcer in this Cabe, ii;:so Capqdr • • Fire hundred thousaod ponnds t(srlin g. in pago das, frotn-the Aloclea t,' e tram. und 20 fo nd w ei g ht of !fullers from . the Brazen, from Jait h il c h, • were landed. this Among the vesscls .Arrived yesterday ate the Findiary, `l.laltlol3, from Mogildore Liyter,- PIi()USSC, from Palaitt ; ;111(1 the Qyek - n, - BooDA; Irani n ':tit:tr. • Shop female, dre,-„ , ,;..ti in the first' :style of fashion, .who . tated her innue,to he ifahat, who is ,very Ete.peetably cotttiectetd;',.w as yeiterday charged at.Alarlborough-street Office, ,With stealing a valuable shush from the - shop of \lr. Price, a linen-draper, ill Oxford-street„. The prisoner, accoinpanied by another, fetuale, also I‘ ele io gat v ly e vening, a e n n d t e t t. i t . . , t ) t in t l t te shop h ei r 11.1 together ti (o n ) d l of ( 1 1 11 5 a i l l i o n l e le ts s , t y tl f ey " w r 1 1 ,7 s y ec i t i c o :( ok ing over..some . artieles, the prisoner was nbseryea by a person in the street, looking throng!) the shop window, to take the.slu in queStion from tire counter, nicer whieli iha.cootrived by de grees to.cottee:ll it under ber_searlet, mantle, 'This diseovery , was coinutuniented to the shopkeeper,. who detained the prisoner as she was leaving the shop; and found: the property upon her. The prisoner.wns fully committed for trial. Aa'.-Ittentpt at 111arder.—Ork Saturday afternoon, as person,of the name of Artostroug,la'peace ()hien., will conducting aprisoner"frilto..kshforrt ttY cAnterbury, ‘vho had been token up and corn mitted o's tin alien or a desterter, he suddenly knocked his gnai'd down with large stones, god overpowering, fell upon• him, and with the intt.u tion of cutting his thrintt, indicted several se vere woutids-on his heart nod face with a sharp crof.ked inNtrument, and thew made his escape. Armstrong vvitli diaiieulty reached .Ctickermg _Farm, it being the ttelrest house .at hand, and applied to two men to go in search of the fellove,.blit they refosed through fear. lie then canie, till to the sign of tit, . :. Hop Poles, in Wiw reer, Cantertilley, front whence three tinotlemen who were taking refreshmeot there, with much promptitude and humanity, went in irotoedhtte pursuit with their guns. poor man's wounds were . then sewed up by Mr. ti,dward Sequmnre, surgeon, of.Cauterhttry, and, we are happy to hear, are likely to do Well.*. The ilarrit being given in the eveniug.at the Cavairy :Barracks, parties of the military were ditertly tient OK. The villain calla hims e lf , a.prilssinio, lie slit tl.s vi•iy bad Lngladi, say , ;Ans name is (Air/es .s'ethnidiv; ; hut his hat (which is a roond our) 11.- the mark of G. p . kAitiner in it. Ile it about fit " e i e et 't%iii inches• high, dightly made, of a Co mP le xion, With sandy whiskers ; hint I li": 6 4 1 Y4 11 :1 , 81 i it ° 11 : 11 ) t il with shat T IQ)ears, wiach be calls by name Flora. LISBON PAPERS IdsßoN, ,FEii, exi the opening of a campaign, Which be short, lihilli int, and ciecisive, 'Yesterday the.htissal . litigade 3rrr We have a report here of his eoictiet s havisig fallen in cvith ova la' .phi Ts, one of which was sank, and ti Az:r; Mt They write of the l Gal inst. that on the 11th, 00 for Fiance, . .atiditina titiii»g the: tsVO preceding dap had the sane O . . n the 12th, ininy city Toledo : the escort ass( Men ate to pass through the trx,tho's troops were on the -; Potlasge d'eAraujur...:, 'where is inen prisoner s . On the 13th, it was reported; CI valry in Villa daTomiluso had h counter 'with the Frerich,, and th men wto marched to . wards "Valent i gr44d to Qointaua de ht Qrden. On the• 14th General Dzotnir 150 gens-diatine3 for Arg,tnia JosEFn i to set out for Guadalamir., Vrenelt from Castile at , rt. I . e ....ao hay' tiers to unite in nurgos. OFEAR4. I have fallen under, Joscsn's continues in Tol..t'o, occupying hv troylug the best buildings, rind in means of flying columns, the,cont which he has 'oppressed the unfortun ReiLLA, —llTe are . 6.ssu French with competent artillery, towards ,Cuenca, taking with thent ‘vhieb they had in Morn, Orgat, Cithitrara regiment Of cavalry lat' counter With the enemy Who npsar. GRAND_O, JAN. 1--There is now that the Przach will evacuate Vdel upon it in their wrath the_ utmost c: juiuity. Theliltitultring of the ci days ; in their greediness t",;l' even leave the iniMbittnts their strayed tliefurniture,the ornninents etc.; but even zll this will not.' hear with what they practised at ;111: 10 Y , ' lobate citizens witnessed the dot rucl excellent numnfaetoriesi 8 11 was d c.s " °' or rendered useless. S GENERA/. 03101.5;, • `.` As it Section of rite ineral fa S ti e f t:° C li i t t i ld C ,R il l i ll ef ; ( i f ii t ° h P e c tSlifieireit : e f C ; is t l l ) C e Y a l : that the particonrgar .ztoffs l o, dress to the ';ection all thc ACCO and stet:meats which they Used td trj Genetll:Stall- On the othet.ll,and; dispositions relative to the armies at fro:n the Pttke of Citutitti Roclri {? channel of the Section Of the Ge' his person, " They shall be obeyed by tail G othet. military Commanders, as if ti' directly from the Governm ent; and t t s n l r ' a lt t i t l e " r c s °l ‘ . l l, i e t;n P i ° n n t d he w p il : l 4v t in li c 2 e s o a f i4 t t he 'st(i'c r t i bti l H :"l' Tine Section of the latter, remaining 3 ',4 Goyernment, shall carry an its topng'', v , boars, the colicetion of maps, &C.' The Cortec have also issued a Jai). 6, 1813, for the purpose of fel elieieut the powers of the Coirumu and pi eventing Ahem trout clashing `i the t Giivernois of Provinces, # l ?' i Councils.. The following are the Pf li sions of this Decree Ist. Tim Regency 'is authorised t'r Commanders- in-chief of th A rill e" °f Captain-General Of the provinces CO within the line of operatics ass ' array; 211. In each province *be Civil a Municipal Councils, shall obey thc p i, respective ' ter relative to- the wrvice rf the a - i 5, 1 expect to vl : 1 1 is c-x?°:i 1 rrlve 4 ber.ii"( mi e styji i ~ -, 1 1: 1 J ~ }large . .. it t h e otila; it! to ore t: . : l 'tl: il gre.ye t ,i .0., ! , 0 4 4ert oiti ,„ ii ca pit.4l. }-,, same }ter'! • „ 1 1, / ..1. 1 qsado •,,i 4 t . 1 . 1.1/ ' '...., ./till, 'l' ' .4 1. 1 r 111ar1f,,,,;,. , it is 4 . ; tra, ar ° °,. vt. r c 4y ,„ l ''''': , alla vi';' 1e45111 e iimself %it ... 1 ) culled', )tr'ibut ili"3 1 Mier 11 j , , 4 ,/ .9 . ,'1 ill tile ; 1 Id 1 1 r ird0'.7 ! ,f , t rely l' 311 ; orriv' d ii , Y %„ ,i() I. "', s i c ity li'l,,'i dextlier . 1,, Os; tl ' er t ):1 ~ ; , ,t, of 0' c,1u ,,i ,,,i Ti t r a cor., .tvD0,,,,..t5,, ~ uc tiou ),,, I I :1"0! LJ ' v ,I. .. , , , 1 t , N 1 ) i '4 Ol L 0,1r5 , Sttill i l : )11ovi to !:lldete4! ir al i 0 6 . '" OUTIVI rt,,, tro llslll ,l,4 t 51 1 "l e ee are t° :: , ,,I , ', ticr.:l •. 4 . G etiefl' It , .., t hey Pc' ► ,hosg . 4 ~., 11 : 13 (1.11: i i': i .it l ii. :111 : 11.11 : 11:u1: : s Cut s ce ofqtr, a-c hitrr sfr 11. all 1 11 the " 11 s°' slul3l, , , : A ccoo yp lot s ' op-ott , bolt • m olt 0 (itn,g-r; • 4 , -qj " 01 et !. 1 ) 010 • o 4 . , other matttrs the civil Magtstrate an3d,l7le'llientC"orlitl:ll;untiors-in-thief fll 11~ siblc for their own acts, at welt as the acting im4er'their or,lers. _ 4l 4 th • r here shall be. Intendanti-tier ed to each army, whose power shah all the provinces .vitliin the line of Nll crf each Army ; and the ilegiacy CCl si" 1 " the Cortes, a plan of the offices of A CStahliSliCti under the said Intendants' stli. `!'he Government shall assign ill venue of the province.; within the buail', e 3 e ll tirinYy funds adequate to tile the SaTtle prOVitling It i t with c that said Nvenue should prove ilisew;ij fah. IVith this view the itegenc:rf p at e e n t e y es in ( y )f h t e h t e or a e rm th i o el e , o a r n te tt i ti el s i ta em t i g, 2t duce of the roveuue AVithill the each. • 'ler 7th: The Intendants 511 fill be LI of the Cominauders in , be ef ' so!. for the sqt- vice of the army shall any' account without the s!lnetion:fitte and likewise ,the approha tion to c Jo'. sp is po (Sigrod) FiIANCJSCO