The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-25 00:00:00

MAILS. Cottenbrirgli ' 1 Cuerusey 1 Jersey, 2 Dtiblill, 1 Waterford. Ditc—i 1,10)on, I Dublin, 2 Waterford. PRICE OP STOCKS Tins DAY AT IVELVE O'CLOCK. Consols GO Ited. Ann . fri E SUN. if11,1;.1) 611./ tIiCKIIE EALSCIM AUDEA'r L 0 N 0 N, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1813. A vessel arrived at Plymouth 'on Friday, from Morlaix, having been prevented by contrary winds from reaching Dover. She left Morlaix on Thurs.. day morning, and brought three passengers, one of whom is an Irish Catholic Priest, who has re tided some time in France, and who quitted Paris about ten days 3ince. He states that dissatisfae- Con prevailed throughout that city, and that tl public clamour had become so great that BUONA• PARTE rtiBs in extreme alarm, and under great ap prehensions for his .permual safety. This terror had been rauch. increased in consequence of a placard which was posted about Paris, soon after his return fr to Russia, with these words : '' Boo r‘htenaTE is a murderer." The police were very active, but had hitherto failed in discovering the parties concerned in the circulation of pla- Card. Fur severtl days previous to the departure of the above gentleman from Paris, BUONAPARTE had not Ventured to appear in public. A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning, but it brings no later news from the Armies, than the surrender of General d'YoRK. The following are extracts from the papers brought by the mail JAN. 13.—Letters have this evening been received from Copenhagen of the 12th inst. stating, that the Prussian army under General D'Yoxit, had surrendered, and that the Mussian army was Within o few miles of Konigsberg. Jot. 16.—Private accounts received .hy the Getman Mail mention, that what French re main are to proceed behind the Oder, anti add, that this was resolved upon after 'the loss of a battle at Tibial'. At Berlin a riot took place 4t the Theatre: the Ning was present, when a Pru6sian General exelahned, " Vive l'Ent pereur ALBXANDEK !"—HIS Majesty called for silence, but the audience became so outrageous that the play could not be finished. The King is greatly enraged at General D'YottA, for surreu dering. VIIINNA., 4 JAN. 1—.411e. last intelligence from Vienna informs us, that the pretended submissitin Ittut.LA-P.tsua,, Governor of Widdin, was only r icigued, and that that Chief is now in open insurrection against the Ottoman Porte. §T. NKTERSEIJEGU.---The General Field-Mar sbal Peince KUTUSOW S' of has issued the following Proclamation from the head-quarters at Mo!milt sehno , dated Bth December : " I lifribitomts of the Grand Pachy of Lithuania, and of the Governments of Grodno and liiatptock ! " The dispersion of the coalesced army is com pleted, You have seen the march and progress of its innumerable battalions. You now sce its miserable I-cut:tins flying before a victorious army. At this solemn moment, -a heu we come to restore to you order and tranquility, to plant `again the victorious Russian eagles in those provinces which for some time pair have suffered muter the power of the enemy : remember your duty, and the sane , . City of yoer oaths ; think on your own welfare end that of your children ; recollect that an ag gressor, who neither could protect you nor keep the false promises which be• mottle to you merely for your destruction, would willingly have plunged all of you without distinction into the abyss of misery, that be might save himself and, some. of his confederates by flight. Even' should false conceptions or a momentary delusion have se duced some among you, their future conduct may yet erase their limit, for the cot .passion c,f hislin perial Majesty, my most gracious Lord, is boundless, ktutto me, who am tor ever bound by h., ppy ties to the province 1 have formerly governed, to we it gives new life to be by Providence appointed the organ cf so great magnanimity. Shew yourselves wor thy of the grace bestowed on you, and you may insure continual pence to your families. You shall again see commerce flourish ; its springs so long dried up ere already re-opened; a vent for your pm ishicts is again insured. Your pro vinces shall anew become the habitations of happiness and plenty. 'Voir have seen false greatness vanish before the cause of justice, which' Cotl particularly protects. Your fel low-eititeus return crowned With the palm of yktory, prove yourselves worthy of them, you may ye", do something for your native country and the cause of honour. iVhat a delightful destiny 1 hasten to fulfil it," kETZUSIIVI;OII, Dto. 23.—Very early on the 19th inst. ~his Majesty the t mperor Liras pleased, after having perfOrined his devotions in the casan Cathedral Church, to leave this metropolis, and took his route to \Vilna. On the 4th (16th), the Chevalier de 13ARD1XA AZARRA, appointed by his Majesty FERDINAND VII; of Spain, as AniiasSador ENtraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to this Court, had an au dience of his Majesty the Emperor, and delivered his credentials. He had afterwards audiences of their Majesties the Empresses, and was then pre sented likewise to . . their Imperial Highnesses the Grand Duke and Grand Duchesc On the 6th (18th) Dee. Count LowENntEmst, Adjutant-Gen. to bis Majesty the Kinglof SWEDEN, who is arrived here, was presented to their Impe rial Majesties and their Imperial Highnesses. 'Luca, DEC. 7 (19).—At six o'clock this even ing, his Majesty the Emperor arrived here in per fect health, and alighted at the house of the Mar shal oI the Nobility and Counsellor of State, SCHKURIN, • whilst the horses were changing, and then immediately proceeded on his route to the town of Porcbow. WonoNEstt„ 'Nov. 20. (I)Ec. few days days since, `a large *party of French prisoners of war, among whom were several Staff and other Officers, passed through our town on their way from Kursk to Saratuw. These .prisOners Who are merely covered with rags and, bare-footed,' are provided here with warns clothing and cover ing for the feet, against the present cold weather. It is worthy of remark, that sonic of them would nut at first accept this benevolent supply, regarding it as an ominous symptom to theM selves, their Commanders havihg, on their march into Russia, instilled into them a belief that the Ittissians sent all their prisoners'of war to hard labour in Siberia for their whole. life. But after having convinced themselveS of this b e ing a falsity, and that, on the contrary, they are taken to places where they are certain of being support ed and supplied in the best manner ; they now re ceive every gift with pleasure and gratitude.---(Pe tersbui4;l, Gazette, Dee. 13, (2.5) Paris Papers reached town, on Saturday night, to the 20;h inst. They confirm what we before stated, of MURAT hutting himself compelled to evacuate Konigsberg. it appears, he remained there from the 18th ult. to the Ist lust, and tb.c endeavoured to make a. it to the eastward. Forced again to retrace his steps, he at Ica;tl.l left Konigsberg on the :id; and went to AtteuoNxi,n is 'stated to have readied. Konipherg on the 2d, but it is, evident he could nut long remain there unless' as a prisoner, there being little doubt that not many days elapsed be fore Konigsberg, was iit possession of the RAN .sians. Much pains are taken in the French Papers to impress' a belief that Austria remains firm in her alliance with .14UONAPARTE, butt this extreme anii ety seems to imply a doubt of the intentions of the Court of Vienna ; and it is, at all events, ad initi.td in the French statements, that Austria has only agreed to 'recruit her contingent to its ori ginal numbers, but not a word of plaein2 any in creased force at the disposal of France. An rittettipt has beets made to destroy the KING of Wuterrmilr,Ro by blowing up a house where he had taken his.station to ;,hoot game, but he es caped. In consequence of accidentally quitting the house before the explosion took place. Au extract of a letter from Greenock has been published, very circumstantially relating the itup, posed capture of two French frigates, by the iindromache and Briton frigates. We are sorry to state, there is no foundation whatever for the story ; and sve cannot help observing, that it was most wanton mul malignant in the original fabri cator of , it, thus to torture the feelings of the friends of those said to leave been , killed o, board our ships. The Briton has been above a week at Plyntouth. • Our Readers will observe ; in the Ga'zette of Saturday, the Declaration 'and hoeltunatiou on the part of the Emperor ALEXANDER, which We . mentioned on Saturday, and which fully justify nil the hopes we then expressed as founded upon that measure. The PI twca ItuostiT arrived In town on Fri day evening from Windsor. Naturday, Princess cnARLOTTs .of WALES, a t. tended by the Duchess Dowager of Limns, dined with the Princess of %VALES, at Kensington, Pa lace. In the evening . her Royal highness pro; seeded to Warwick-House, where she is expected to, teniain till Wednesday. Yegterday the LORD CUANCELLOR had 411 alt.. disuse of the PRINCE REGENT. Yesterslny Divine Service was performed before the PRINCU 11F.GKINT, and WS 1 - 10nSehO1ii, at Carl ton-libuse, by the Rev. W. F. lii.omn Ett n, Clerk of the Closet, And the Rev. S. CLARK, Chaplain to the lionsehold. The Duchess or l iostx is expected in town to tnovuow, for the season. 'NAVAL NEI:WS. PLYnoTTII, JAN. 23.—8 y the Elizabeth from Morlaix, two boys have arrived, late belonging to the brig Joanna, of Aberdeen, CouRLY, natqcr, which vessel was captured on her passage from Lisbon, with a cargo of oranges, bound to Lon don, by a French privateer, which, after taking out the crew, abandoned her on the same day, in consequence of the Scylla sloop of war be ing discovered in chase, which succeeded in taking possession of the Joanna, and both arrived here a few days since. The• Master and crew, with the exception of those boys, were marched from Nforlaix to the depot for prisoners, in the interior;' the latter were permitted to remain at large in that town, and soon obtained passports allowing them to proceed to this country. During the time they remained these a party of conscripts for the army marched through it, but they were not permitted to view these unfortunates. ! Arrived his Majesty's ship Fox, en .flute., from the Eastward; the ship M airing, KERR, master, froM New Providence, with a cargo consisting of cotton and ilyc wood, bouu& to. Loudon, put in .here to join convoy, sailed 33 days since, in com pany with a man pe war brig, wbieh , she :parted company with on the passage. Arrived a few transports from' the ,westward the Pakfar, Butz.rom, and the Christophe r , IIEAD, from Yarmouth ;' the Betsey, Mg LV N, Antelope, Moo, and the Margaret, WILKINsorg, from Sun erland ; the Friendship, assit,YN, John and Wil liam, OLDRIDG'E, and the Susan, PULL, from Dartmouth ; the . Industry, Sstirn, froth Arundel ; and the Catherina, GoonFkunw, from London. The Centdur man of war take 3 convoy to Ports ❑onth. Sailed the Bulwark man of War to join the squadron in Basque hoods ; the Pyramus frigate on a ernize.to the Westward ; and the Salsetie. frigate on a eruize. Went up the hal hour to be docked the Apnide frigate, and the /labia sloop of war into Ram pool to be refitted. Sailed the ship Sir Joseph Banks, BAsinT,R, for, HA It WICII, Jain 24.—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, Capt. DEANE, with mails and passengers from Ciottenburgh. Also arrived the Maria Elizobeth, from London, buund to Ileum, detained by the Cottrier pri- YO tear. Sailed the Earl Leicester and the Lora I)uncan packets, for Gottenburgh, and the Lady Nepean packet, for Heligoland, with mails. DEAL, JAN. 24.—Came down from the River and sailed, the Rase and 'Marquis of Wellingtorz East ludiamen, for Madras and Bengal, wityse vend other merchant vessels for Portsinout4, un der convoy of his Majesty's ship Steady. Arrived the Thracian gii-brig from Heligo land. PALMOUTII, JAN. tack by contrary winds, two of the trAnsports of the Dioniede's con voy, which &tiled, under convoy of the Pelican, for Portmouth. Arrived the schooner Industry, of and from Que bec, with timber, bound for Madeira ; was taken about six weeks since, by an American privat ecr, and retaken by his Majesty's Ship San Josef. Sailed his Majesty's ship Partridge, with the ontward-bound, for Portugal and the Mediterra nean, to join . his Majesty's ship Abouicir; the Harinony, . FRASER, for Rio Janeiro ; Margaret, SITELEOHNE, for Antigua ; Dispatch, Muatt4y, and:his - Majesty's brig Bloodhound, for Milford. Arrived his Majesty's, ship Hermes from the Coast of America, where she has been cruizing about tour months. The Ann packe t , for Litbon, is gone jut() the Ruad. Various orders have been received in town from Berlin for coffee, sugar, &c. The Continental Merchants no longer deemed it nece , )‘,ary to write in cyphers, and ambiguons terms, but communi cate their orders in the usual style of business, Without any fear of the comequences of violating the " Continental System." The Naval nistribution of the Waleheren Or Scheldt Booty, which commenced on the ad of November, Will positively close on the . 2tl of Fe hrnaiy, for the purpose of making up the Accounts itt the succeeding month, and paying the un clairAed share s t o th e Treasorer ()I' the Itty:Al uh-A pital at Greenwich, on the Pd of Atrob, in which intermediate time the individual rivltWati must be suspended, and after which last !nutted day, all applications respecting the before-natned booty, are to be addressed to the Clerk of the Cheque of the said Hospital. The contagions distemper on hoard the Russian ships at Chatham still continues, bin not , do violent as it has been. Some of the pilots 1v114) conveyed the ships to their moorings in the Med way have died, it is reported, from the eUects'of the dkorder. Great hopes are, however, enter tained, that the medical! persons who liavC been sent from town, will secee e d i n t h e remo„,d of Malady. the 'At the late quarter-sessions for Somerset, several a the persons engaged In the late election riots at Bath were discharged On paying their fees. o t h ers of them uow await their trials in the county gaol, { ~ ITENCII PAPERS. ?i PARIS, JA Y. 14.—The Prated of tin! makes known, that the ;Mayors of thc ci Paris are authorised to reeeire voluntary t meats for a regiment of chasseurs' a cherao shall he clothed .at•the expellee of the .11Lar,is, J. 9 . .—.4)n the Ist inst. his V the King of Naples left Konigsberg, "..i thl of the French arrison, and marched to tt"', but - he' retortid iii the nialit. On the :3 11 °' ntutry,lhe King removed his head-quar! ell Konigsberg to"Elbinz. Afar - Awl the Duke of Taren to arrived at Konigsberg, with a part of the core under his orders. The. French pinion Reenpied that town evacuated it the evening. The General of Division Count ljr Hilliers died here on thesth. We are . assured that Covernmcnt tiers that there be formed, as speedil, twenty battalions of reserve, ,which, learned what is most requisite in the of arms, are to march towards the OJ orders of Generals Thumeh and Bulo VIENNA, JAN, 6.—They talk of coil Aciting %%filch is immediately to take ustrian .fitates. '['he corps of reserve is to be a 120,000 wen, to secure our frontiers KONIGBI3ERG, DEC. 21.—The hest the King of Naples have been estabi town since the 18th. His Alajesty inhabits the Castle. here the Prince of Neufchatel, and ellitwen, Treviso, and Abrantes. 41 1 / I :NWERDER, Dec. 20.---The Italy arrived here to-day: Marshal the preceding evening. Our town is troops. PARIS, JAN. 15.—His Majesty to at a Colwe ll of Stat e , w hi c h lasted live o'clock. COPENHAGEN ? JAN. 9.—On the cember, during the thaw, so vinlea arose, that in the Sbnnd the ice brol three-quarters of a yard thick. TI tinues, hut the Boating ice still rev" ) munication %via) Sweden. JAN. 3.—The storm which was ti etttlie i i t tight of Wednesday and 11 although did not last long, dam* of buildings. We fear that some re' sailed the preceding evening, have f° ` thick, ice which was near the battery a Crowns was not able to resist the nail the wind at current. SEMLIN, Dec. 21.—They write fro' that the commercial communications have been entirely interupted for hi of the Turkish army assembled has marched upon Widdin to ehatlis c of that city, who still opposes the Grail orders ; and who has, !t 15 eren "i'`, a secret intelligence with the Vila Itlsraucx, 6.—Ekly troop:; ptlbS thrrottO this place, co to,treit to the North. Vnit4t4.l., JA N . 7 . —ln t h e 1-s' St 4l l, at wbieli all the Aii n i, stea ' s , - :tiob-tfw his Majesty the Emperor p i " . .,;,l,\•L\, ‘, 1 " 1 : mined, that no consid era ti on ;halo vi least in infringement of the treats' of" eluded between the two Inyeri: 4l , Vrance and Austria ; and that tt ,e would mutually lend each other lb) sistance, and a s rniy .shall be. e c b t o e l n e l tl i s k t . l:e e v e: l r i e t t r l i c ; ita wj e ti i i t o ; tit a d t e n i l a ;ll , at Coma s" perish Comatissa t( 4 t , he fo n gl?e r' l" : " iri l l:°stehe:i' for the wants of the corps, necessarily of the fatigues of a long campaign alio cold. Como, Stadion will have the In sive powers for making such contracts judge necessary, t h a t the army may t-I Ipy in its provisioning. In order to frontiers to he respected, and ensur% vinces bordering o n the theatre 0121 trinnoility, the corps of reserve shall , 15 of 1:20,000 effective men. In con s `'' the regiments in Bohemia and Mora rendered movable, and all ,the heavy r cavalry will be dr.twn from Hungary' the skeleton ones. The Minister of IF , received an order, to prepare, as soon a plan, which will cover the new expe Out dkcrediting the paper that, is How cARLSRUIf JAN. 12.—We have Wei int4iigeucefrom Count - William of of the linden troops serving w ith the 6 19 :' they are still with the 9th c orps, under , ht the Duke of lieliuno. Since the ber they have taken part in (Efferent hats, illid merited the moit flutterioh, from the Alarshal. His 'Majesty the DoP;, also expressed his satisfaction at the 13141 0 1 have evinced in several A tfairS, h tla par tlC that of the '2Bth tif-Novembet•, upon 0e 1 ; We have to regret the death o f s everal a,`, ASTADT, JAN. 11.—In all the SOW:, R Confederation of the Rhine, a new Cl conleriptionis now raisin which' ls . tu es. the contingent of the COnfoderate Pruic .6 061 Lived OP IP . .. corps d 'lf li 'l l , cOrrisoll a' 11 t i tle PO tt liarag o h f u t l'as gird t . fr hly o r h I, silt' ~,ji )i io mane, 'f Ner,e9w. it low , ,t 4 oniiilerswi I kc pkiclio 0 l itti b ' atigille c, !ail-(1044 ill bliSli cil 11 %ir e b) ( i ti -.llo,llJib 71 el t !le Vi': ', 11 vi e tol $ 1 ; 1 nO C 19 • I t I ~fifty Pl 4 I froo t ii f lt al 30th ° A i C 11t a , fel k i :i 111 olie, il gr : he ti'"t et .:Ittzi A ',...'/I e c ilf- t n 4. I, I'llool4l 1 , 11 4 fi liF i vess-, i j i , ,? bo ar! 4:4 , of th e ir ' oitetl (0 p . 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The l'refect of threAVes;;arttnent of t ,1;1 ; ' .. ) .: 4 , 1 . n of the Empire, considering th e p tu g ' carding to ti' nby wbieli the Nrunicipal•Council 0 ; gi I ~Puris has offered to his Imperi3'o. , five hundred horsemen W in g Or, equipped, makes a n a ppeal t o . the cit i° e i, l commune, and invites them to contriba!befic cin his ability, to this act of 1 )6 0 e 0 " lity. i, This appeal {.ill be understoon trioji, by the sentl " 1 i no one is excluded front that 11( )9° ` / .0 101 every Frenchntan should she w biarolf,l 0 pi , :i satisfaction of paying to the SOVcrelfOrq debt,_ enhanced by the merit of ti voio iir, sequence the Prefect informs do 1 ,; / ,: t (11 t i ;' the a city f 1-1 0 - '- 'iris, that from the presritio i po . 15thof V h - e - rua ry next,. froul nirl a ir-1 ment. of a free detertninatiolietititoir 111 111 Irl