The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-15 00:00:00

:S. Trts n • OCT, v ied tlg . roo f 10 nemy to" Ind extiO uses 'at 0 1 licked' cupy thcl the C ' and joirel :rre of the rte tiler .sidc ° ',liar to ti 3l ),Irt of lig : come dial' f r om 11 ' the sai4 T de re rN .0 , oil its of ) vog o qtr in, g ° , l ..' u • xsotri" . I -al' • , 0, t , oUti 11* ' ijP fir' * • nuf( f prir (1, I a , uol•„ a 10 1( 1 1 : 111111111,;' c0 .61' rug „d6ill 1 • 101 '• r`'~~ of l~ rjrti° I in TO Gov' the Allies i—that not only Erfurt, but all the (trong fortresses on the Maya have Stirrendereit There is nothingrrepugnant tb probability in these messes, ST, tilt had been recorded as dissrraced for having lust Hamburgh by " his cowardice," and bmit lately, in .the hour of need, reinvested , .Ivitn authority ; h e Dy abandoning might therefore av e n ge himself his capricious master. The pur suit the Allies in force, amid in the inhment Of extreme disaster, might procure the delivery In to their hands of pia( • s strong enough, I l iad they. i . uul time te recover from the consternat i on o f t h e b nue, to offer a prolonged resistance. BUONA hitTE, in the opposition to his pressing demand money, far may have found sofficient reason /to ?roe all the danger of a personal apppearance in even atter the fate of war has not only pellets his unprincipled aggression, but rendered ttn a second time a with the loss of an ttrure army. Mt :still all these events are, as yet, Wttear, nothing more than speculations. Oi a better order are the statements floating e llout rr•spectiug the meditated Expedition to co !Perate with the Allies, and with the l ien * of the eenntry, stn the recovery. of the independence (11 Holland —a noble piece of policy worthy of 64 '4 Britain, and of the Ministers under whore counsel s sh e h as readied the proud pinnacle of i nati"lll g k rY. o l; which she now stands. '• It %veil , "nines the savin urs o f Sp a in and Portugal . to take a cOmmanding attitude in the regeneration of Holland. We, eight days • ago, noticed 'our Immediate expectation of having some corn.- . .M t t snieatio n of unconunon importance to make ,1.914 the Dutch 'Coast. It seems however . that tar t„, ; „ ."" mn , t be a little delayed. Time f ea rs t the , Sn o rt Outstripped our exertions, and i "'a% taken measures of precaution which will : 1141 "e . (we trust and believe only to render, tio9r.e glorious) the great day of retribu our Port. Letters today it will be seen 44 ' i t.° " l. Russian men of f war have Sailed to join 1 ILI A Youszo; whose fleet 'now =Mounts to a ih ttriell thms force. The frequent interviews of lie Youthful and heroic representative of the gooseof ()range with . our Foreign Minister ; tit tlti ting's up of transports, and , the rn -1)1' tl f the employment of the brave General tote to command a new Expedition, being With the. foregoing fact, it requires mal e pal s r; itical sagacity to engender the belief that ti wtt ernpt tolib e r at e Holland is about to be car on~ t fit9 execution on a grand scale.. The points 44 ), w t " it intended to operate, were , they e r(4 1 .0 transpire by Miuisters, it would be of •9itnProdence in us to specify—but these arc, ecl4 septence, kept secret. In the mean time • 11 4 , e preparations ,t h at rumours act as a power'ful C'ersio u , and detain French force in the United P rovinces for which the Despot could find very l ittEil employment in the North of Get many. While we are upon this subject, we cannot help lteqrding an anecdote very highly honourable ,to (l it Prince whose. name it' kis incitlemitally intro -44641 into our columns. brthc act ions aVhich took ou invasion of Prance, the enemy were 1 ' 1 ""d strongly posted on two Commanding hills. ' WittlitiGTort, after viewing them, and t 'ing orderssi for the performance of various ser- . e ee, said in the midst of his Staff (as if thinking ittlYs I wish I knew what was behind these hills!" 1 1 41, ft: - Lams the brave Prince of 011AtiGS put spurs tm, ne7.l:charger, and galloped through between It Positions b r i st l e d w ith F renc h cannon . 6 R executed his gallant purpose, hereturned Y t:tt'w 1 same r ou t e , and riding up to his Corn-, 'A et' . said, " m y L o rd, t h ere ar e none of the l' A n l Y b ehind the hills." t ith at mir 'WELLINGTON said was, " Thank ye, I , ri7 Ite roi qf Ott4NCP. I !" but this act of devoted tti, 01: 111 not only exc i te d t h e a dmiration- of the arm y , hut in a pre-eminent degree that of tgtl d „ who can so well appreciate the valour which consider-uo obStacles too /4,4l''''"ns when the 'wishes o a great Leader even 't ; possibl e serv i ce. , " a Prin ce t o rule over a free Irv] brave lc eitl, ‘i„ • ----.,; 111 submit to the vilt! rquCse:llll- 4 "He 114tIrper ? ~, ---..„---- 11 % , r‘ l rt of tlie fall Of B a y onne is ia circula -441,: l '. llt we do not fi n d t h at i t restv, on any goods ri ty. . Th e (.., % • Itl ' e tte of Saturday contains accounts from I a, e l 41, ioc )ritl neith er so l ate nor so f u ll as we h ave i t , " tl fur ''' l (.l ber me our Readers from p rivate l ' il tion, ............ r ._ L 'i l t) ie6l(l a:Wes ....ti lt ore given in a preceding co y are unimportant. t , il ti t , : .)ti ttat 8 , , _ x - ------.r.....— , d. I li, ll 2114 has once more come before v -. il l t h \ %i t et ter ou r . . . . ttkl 1;11:11:1 til V t1 : 41713 : 1 1r4 i , 111 : 1 : ::: : 4 4t . il a nt o lial f l t tr i el l t t i l l Ye i l\ J c Sit a ll'ill'i ti l ni l t i n :: a l:la :r u e : lee. V l sfate ll 3 ll i C ti l h l u i:e-e c fr r i e e l ot b t fil a r lse it i a n: Po : P o ri : n i i Ilnles1)::. ttetiji, 4ts .itithinatif of otifeetic tiohld§, ha: gone down with a rapidity only to be equalled by 'its rise ; the last totiief has not disappeared more Completely, and . after " shaking Timm its 1 ) 0 E7 ;4 hair, pestilence and death," threatening the ruin of the Allies, and the overthrowingitlic' British Government regularly once a month, FETUS has quietly subsided, into thelittle twinklerof the Times. The General, on whom the weight of the Foreign Department re,tcd, of " equal loveliness in his LA," has not been "divided in his fall,"—and the letter with which he has just struggled to keep up his remembrance with the public, is one of the most undeniable speeimens of exhausted means and disordered apprehension, that - we have seen in the course of our literary practice. The bold ,bio „grapher of Regicide and Robbeiy might Wye been seryiceable while he retailed the fierce con‘ ststcncy which he had learned among Regicides and Robbers, and which was necessary to their exposure. But whether time has brought its fears without its Wis:dOm, or his late excursion to theshores of the Continent has excited a latentdesire for tread ing once more upon its Terra Firma, or whether old recollections have begun to revive, and " DARIUS fallen from his high estate "—NAPOLEON ham. pled and degraded, with the cry of the world de= rumpling the blood of its disturber, h as awakened • the tenderness of General SARAZIN : his last letter has merits which might to make it his final opportunity of insulting the lenity of a British People. To follow the detail of his letter would be mere trifling. The impudence of a Frenchman has been at no time his most exhaustible. quality ; ,but there is something beyond amusing effrontery in' the facility with which this restless idler dis covers the errors of the campaign. We are note inclined to speak ,of BUONAPARTE in the infiatCd butguige that' has . :so often called Win the first General of the Age," but hi= military skill, his wretched substitute for all other manly and honourable qualities, is not within qUestion. The .great masters nt. 'ma-• nceuVre on the opposite side, who have driven him, like a' bunted tiger, from covert to covert, and with an union of skill and bravery which may be a lesson and a minder to ages to tome, haVe at every 'step inflicted incurable wounds-, all sick under the sweeping contempt . of this Frenchman, and the finest combinations for attack and defence, sustained and invigorated hy" the strongest excitement* that could he furnished by the .gain or the loss of Crowns, are, to. this tactician of the Coffee4touse, nothing but a trait* fo'f follies, gross. ignorant, and palpable. • The science of such a man must he on a level with his understanding, but hiS'subserviency is a subject of more consideration. What is his object in solicit ing permission to call an Usurper. Butn;,ror? " He is it historian. He has'efternies enough already',". What enemy in England- cast 11c mid i o .'hero by his adherence to 'truth ? Is his fear,Of waking his restoration to the French service more diffi cult among the motives Of this 'sudden respect of BUONAPARTE ? TiliS is for his own answer. We know nothing, and desire to know nothing, of his connections or. his objects.. But " the Allies were wise in not pushing the French on their retreat." This is only „absurd. The allies exhibited none of this wisdom, for They pushed the breach- till the wisdom. of General SARAzIN'S Emperor saved himself and his Guards, from the bayonet by blowing up the bridie, and sacrificing a third of his army. But " the French Guards are invincible." This is,l4 , lent,---is it in . the hearing of 'British soldiers th4li:o l :i*lilt. is to he hazarded 2•The name of Invi d .,.% ;as already fallen into contempt even anion .1° nch, and there is scarcely a regiment , in th 04011,411 service , that cannot 'give . most decid ed ~ ligripy to the contempt which it has'deserved. ra, A Leeward Island Mail is arriva, by N ' vbic:l Antigua, Dominica,' and . St. Vin Journals to the 20th Sept. have been received. Wei.egret to state that ' they contain accounts of another dreadful storm having been experi,'Meiul at Domi- Guadalonpe, Bermuda, and * a Ki t es, na il which has occasioned a great loss mating the ship • pi n g a nd everrother leant of property n '" : :,, • On Saturday the Earl of I.avkapoot, and Count 'MUNSTER bad audiences o the I'utacs EaOENT at Carlton House. The Prineelof OaANGE has frequent interviews with Viscount CASTLEREAGH. ' Saturday the Foreign Ambassadors and Mini sters, &c. dined with Viscount CASTLEREAGH., Count ORLOFF, blunt' MpHSTER, and a select party, dined with the Earl of Ltvunroot. on Sa turday. The Duke of MONTROSE is confined .with a vio lent attack of the gout. Argastoli )rt the Island of Cephalonia, hai hien declared a free port, .so that the !aiding of titer chandize for exportation and the transfer of it from ship to ship is now permitted at an ad valorem duty of one a half per cent. General LEITH is among the passengers arrived at Plymouth on Thursday from 1; the th. Cy dnus. The Marquis of lltmert.'r u 'l9 'about tone lad to t h e Hymeneal Altar the beatiful and acdis ed Miss Damns. • NAvAt, N WS. 'PdnTSbloUTiii Roki. 14.--Vestidtiy evening. sailed a fleet for the Downs, under convoy of the Sootige sloop Of' war ; aniong theM ate th 6 Nim rod, horn the &limb Seas; the frOlkei• end Re nown, Atherican WhalerS; and prizes to the Ninirod, and the Velma transport; The Pi , ter, aloteign vessel, is on shore in Stokes bay. Altd arrived yetterday hit Majt:sty's ship Leopard front Lisbon, and the Donctin , from •Plymouth.-- Bttiled his Majesty's ships Ceni u nr arid Dariemark , for off Cherburgh. Coate into harbour the Par thian sloop of war. Went out his Majesty's.sbip Creso. • Ills Majesty's ship Hoicitio is put under quarantine. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 13.--Arrived the Dispatch sloop of war front the coast of Spain.' FALMOUTH, Nov. 12.7411 e Diana packet, from Cadiz, is ordered to Stangate Creek. poyEa, N0v..13.----The sloop Friend's Goodaiiti, of Poole, went on shore last night, at eight -o'clock, to the Westward of Dungeness, near Lyild, and is a complete wreck, and it is feared that all on Ward have perished. Passed by for St. Petersburg!) the Russian slip Moscow, Capt. STODIDER, in 39 days from the ll,ivannah, and 10 days' from the. Banks of Nets toundland : was boarded by an American privateer in the longi tude of Cape Race, but theTankees quitted her to go in pursuit of several vessels frion the Gulf t,lf Sr. Lawrence,-supposed to be a scattered con voy. Friday night, in -the gale, a sloop (name unknown), said to be thellope, of Deal, forridered otf Dungeness, and every soul, it is feared perished. The sloop was l a den with pipe clay arid oil, from Poole, Dorsctshire.—The Decoy, has sent in the For cutter; of Margate, with 200 casks of foreign, spirituous liquors. DsAL., Nov. 14.—Sailed Admiral CROWN, 'with four sail of Russian men of war and frigate, to join Admiral YooNosinthe North Sea. Sailed his Majesty's ship Illustrious for Portsmouth.— . Arrived his Majesty's ship Jason from otf Flushing-. Conti, Nov. 10.—We are happy to have it in our power to announce the arrival this morning of Ad , niral SAWYER, from Plymouth, in the Presi dent frigate,'Capt Capt ain F, MAsON. Admiral TlibitN-• BOROUGH Will take his departure tor. England as soon as the necessary arrangeniepts iire made with his successor on this stadon.—The East j Essex Militia from Portsmouth, have arrived here. His Majesty's ship Port 41141 - m, and transports, having the Derry Militia ,onboard, arc still detain• ed by contrary winds. During these qvo nights past, it has blo►►'n - a dreadful gale, with heavy sguatis .and rain. LEITH, Nuv. QTWAY struck his ft.,, this morning, and Admiral HoreS, blue at thu mizen, was hoisted on board tire Lotona, under a salutt;. The Nightingale sloop of war, sailed from our Roads yesterday, with a convoy to Got tenburgh. .The Eliza, • Potq„ from Liverpool to Dilboa, was take(' Ott: 49thqiit. betweeu Cork and kat: mouth. • The Trio!, PARRY, from Waterford to Milford, foundered the 1 Ith inst. near Diuna's Hand. ' The Oak Erragting, ALLEIIS, 1'16019 BOttrtießtlX, W 99 •toWA 41)) the Nine yester . tiay, watet-logged, disistaste(l, ttlal desert e d try the k;rew. A letter from the CQRStor Sussex mentions that a !mat with six persons had been upset off liot tei huti ; that ti;'! only person. saved wits FLII,D. C R igPril e ii ,Prossian, who stated, /that the per -50115 drowned and himself were part of the. crew of a vessel laden with yock.salt, from'Liverpool to Copenhagen, and that she sunk two days be fore. • Ve does nut know her mune, but shy was it brig of 140 toils, with eight men. The Captain, who was drowned, hail 400 guineas tied round hint. whet; the boat was upset. IRLG:IND. COURT OF KINCtA'BENCI - I, IYuBI,IN, Nov. 9. The KING, at the Prosecution of -------, a i mi„Ust JUrtw .4 A G a; Proprietor of The. Dublin Even . Pos:. • . On Tuesday last, the Grand Jury found 13111 s of indictment against the defendant, for publish ing in his paper, of the. Nth of August last, the Resolutions of the lloman Catholics of Kilkenny, catered into on the .Ith of the sane mouth. . wp:»NaspAT, Nov. 10. i Tfie KING, at the ,Prosecalion of his Grace the Duke of Ric »no N I), U. OHN NIAGEE, PrOpriC4Or of Tie Dublin Evening Post. O'CoNNELL stated, that the motioh in,this ease was peremptory for this. day. It was a inO-. tien, on the part of thq defendant, to set Aside the verdict had against biq in the Sittings after-last . 'Perm, for publishing in The Dublin Evening Post, an Historical Review of his Grace's Administra tionin Ireland. It was conSidered by. Counsel, on both sides, •that it would be necessary for the Court to issue its order to bring up the defend.: ant, who was at present confined in the gaol of Kilmainhatu ; and he requested their Lordship's would save the motion, tend "fix a future day for its discussion. The Court 'ordered the•motion to stand over, and fixed on Saturday next for' hear t% Counsel. CORN EX4-3IANGE, Nov. 15. • We had hut eery few arrivals of Wheat this mornings what same to hand was from EssvF und Kent, and went . alrheavily 'it the last quoted price% p Oat.: sett , very ,scarce, and full as 'tear ; fine liarley•atid Malt fully supported their priee%; Rye vas ste.l,4 ; l'ease have advanced its. 'per tptirter ; trey Pease and 'Deli Beans remained -the same. as on Friday; ii Flour there was po alteration. SMITHFIELD IttA/tItET, Not , . 16. This day'; Market wai well supplied ,with prime Beasts, Ad the show e,,E Cattle in general was plentiful t Boer and \y id were . dearer k Mutton was cheaper ; Pork sold at last pace, itnd the trade, for the nnot pert, was somewhat brisk. Tie isles in the H;tt•=niarket were rather lively ; Hay, Straw, :asd Clover, hare dropped in price. • Sir IV:kr. SCOTT, it i 3 sal4l, intends bringing in :Ain of Indemnity to exonerate the 197 Rectors Ind Vicars in the Dioceses of London and Ely, niainst whom an Ex-Episcopal Secretary brought vi tans actions fur not stating, in time, the one a two livings, for witicii they claimed exemption foul residence, pursuant to the statute. fifft tor, NoV. 14. 7 z41113 tunriiing the dote rim!' FANtr.T, Sher tittentiitig vice; took iin firing to tivincess EiLitAtteTti'l Oge. viciterdiq niorning prOviligreu►iirlc~+bl ;iii fur the icasOn of tile year, her INIAJEUvr; panied by i t tlieesstis MAlti; with several uttendantt, walked to Frogwort; ctliete.; the OtlEetv took tat exercise dividing chair, drawn by tt puny Tile CESSZi %ir% - il Iced in 'the delightful retired Walk.s lit the Serpentine itirer, Prineestes ituoitstkeuti SoPititt, with 6eyerul tittetitlunts ; rode WA horse littek in the Great Park. • Yestertimy the liolte of CAVIDRIDGit Viiitetl the PRINCE ItEur,T.• . _ The Pt•incess CtiAliLdrrE eiipeCted fct attend divine service constantly.at the Chapel Roy* St. Jaines's, .every Sunday during her residence id London; Yesterday her iloyal nighties attended there. HUM 1107+.---Fridav morning, Soon Rite half-past tett o'clock, the Royal Hum tommenceff ,near the ,Wheat Sheaf Juni close to Virginitt Water. The deer had a run 9f near two ;.curt( before he was taken. The day proving extremely 'vet, the Gemlenten sportsmen %tem nut so nu merous as they AT in general. EAST INDIBS: According to AcCounts l'eceited by the ;wit fleet from India, the Company's establishment at Prince of Wales' Island was inimediarcly to he broken. up, and the Governor and the Members of the Council to he transferred to the. Compaq's ter.: vice elsewhere. -It vas toideratood at C►ticutt►i, at the rtil:ng the Shills just arrived, that Major-Generil Night ingalt.! wits to p►nceeil forthwith to Java, to suc ceed Major-General Gillespie in the commend on that estal►lishment. The Cloriude frigate, while proceeclin , „; lately ' from Ptiint de Calle to Trincomalee, was struck byl ightuing in the Eastern Seas, by which her - mainmast.was shivered, and 15 men killed. A Calcutta paper, .of the 24th of March, says . ; A distressing accident occurred on Friday last, 0e 'l9th instant,, on the river Mayapore. The .first and second Officers of the outivarthbound ship Eliza went on "shore in a boat, accompanied wit's.. several Lascart, intending to return on board board with three barrels of gunpowder, front Oa magazine at Mayaporc, and.which were received on board the boat.' The chief officer had incau. tiously curried with 'him a. fowling piece, which had, while in the boat, been repeatedly loaded and discharged; and the second officer, a youth of lti or 18 years of ag'e, most imprudently chipped the flint of the fowling4piece over the contents df one. of the barrels of powder, - which had b e en spread on the • bolt's . deck to dry. An ignited spark falling , on . the powder, the two barrels, be. sides what was spread on the deck, instantly ax ploded. Four of the Laicurs were dreaditilly burned ; two•of them have since died ; the two ',thews .-oritlyntvit'Or no hope cat covery. The two officer ‘are so severely 'burned, that their recovery i 3 doubtful. The visit of the celebrated 1 1 cfahratta Chieftain, DOWLUT RAO SOINDEA, 'to the CoMpany's tories, haS OCC39/oSied Much conversation la lin., dia. It was the first of the kind, and was conei tiered' evince great cootidence in the British Government. object of this visit was purely religious---to bathe in the river (Menges. on the ocdhiion of the solar eclipse 'on the Ist of Fe.• bruary last. 110 'Set out front Gwalior on the 2`24 of January, aceompanied by his consort, by th; (deers Of hi;lCourt, and eight thousand Mat t . rattit troops. pursuant to orders, the most mark., ed attention was paid to hint by the functionaries of the English ,Goveroment stationed on his route. The eilVilleatle reached Etowah on the 27th of January ; and an the Ist of February, arrived'at the bathing-place at Singrampoor, oft the Ganges, where ha was received by 34 how). 1..11 escort. The crowd of pilgrims assembled at Singrampoor on this occasion amounted to 25;01)(1, 'lke ghwiti and banks of the river were abSolutt . ly covered with people while the eclipse lasted Rod from that day to the 10th, SpINDEA bathed twice daily in the river. Both himself and his consort expended very, large 'sums in charity. cording to custom, they were weighed against a heap of gold and jewels, Etc. which were distri bated among the attendingliraltatins. Stitwoxa. is reported to have been impressed with strong , feelings of surprise at the fine aspect'of cultiva tion which pervades our provinces, and, at the enutparatiVely happy-state- of the people. Tun TIIFATIM. -Mr. BeAnsm retailed to Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday last, and resmcned his character in the Opera of The Devit.4 He received the %ruttiest welcome from a vet y 4i.kut (Herons, audience, and he athply requited the excellence of his perftirmance. ably . suppfirted- by Mrs. DicKoNs l whtt first appearance for the season. The was rather more complimentary than Itipd to . G. , e talents of.these performers, i n exacting from thew so many encores. We understand that a matrimonial (awe i% about to,take, place between the lion. Mt% 14... w, son of Lord liLLENBORMIGU, Lady.oex.kriA SrEwAri., sister to Lord CAVrLattleAtlff. , • Oti 'Wednesday evening, about six o'clock, as ,M ritOUDMAtv, the King's Messenger, WAS about passing through Buckingham-gate in a single-- horse chaise, his horse took fright,. ran furiously ag a inst tiie gate, which it broke, together with the shafts antibody of the chaise. ,The hate con pletely extricated himself, and ram off . 1(11.a con siderable distance .before he was stopped. 'Air. Paouoretx (vas thrown out, and sustain e d colt sitlerable injnry; though he was well en ou It to .go out on Saturday. tak" The inhabitants of St. Martin's parish were considerably :thinned on Saturday by para gra ph which appeared in the Morning P.tper3,, stating that u set at persons whO facetiously c:Ell them selves Cantherland,. or College YOttOis, nMtit to inflict 5040, triple-bob majors, grantitirel4 &c. upon them; fortunately, however, they et caped the visitation,. anti the evening pl,ted witl. eat the expected annoyance.