The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-04 00:00:00

41 , 1, nn(1115 ma and file wounded ; the trouridiii Were brought over, Lieut. (.;qlonet, llistiopp Inn received: three *muds, severe, buinpt cousidered-1141n1pno t is. ' by his.'Excellency's command, EDIVAIto BAY.NEA, Adjatatit-General. Expii.nnioN TO PLATTSBURGII. The following is an extract of a letter, from a ' respectable (citizen at Burlington, dated August 1, 1513 :-..-• , . . . er An express arrived at Burlington on the 30th bf July, with intelligimee-, 'that the British bad left the , lsle an Noix with a, force consisting of two armed ,sloops, of 11 guns yawl', and four gal lies, of one grin each, and 100 batteaux fall of pieta, anti had progressed within one mile of the lines. The cant!) 'was instantly alarmed, and, the troopsainder arms, but no enemy appeared. Next day we learnt that about 100! troops, under the command. of COl. Mitrray, haul landed and took possession of. Plattsburgh without ,opposition, 'there being no force to oppose them except the lilitilt of the town and vicinity, who being only ~ . ' 40010"niimber, retreated as the enemy advanced. • The' arsi!nal belonging .to the State, - Pike's cll.- ' vitnpinent; Barracks at Seremic contonment;and every, building belonging to ~the Unised States, were immediately burnt. The enemy obtained both provisions and stores, The loss cannot b e le ;is than 60,000 dollars. Tin' enemy:left Platts burgh on thy Ist, and arc understood to be pro ecediaig this way. 'As tkeir naval.force has the ascendancy on this LAlse (Champlain) it, is 'not • improbable that mu' fhitilla Will be attacked this night, but they•will scarcely attempt any thing against our army, whieb consists of 4000 effective men, coinmanded by liamPton and the best Ge . Tlttriiii in the. United .States.".--(From the Nova Scotia, riazette of 2lng,, 20 ). Oti,;.General bearborn, invading Canad a , a nd taking'poss6ssion of Port George, be . sent off' to ... Greenbush, as prisoners of war, the following re,- speCtable inhabitant .Messrs. ndwards, Mure imead,',Dickson, tymini3Onn, La we, two Kern, llPE‘een, Parson Addison, Howell, Heron, Pmeen, Ealdirin, Clinch, Jones, 1141, Decoe, and John Crook. Messrs. Lowe, MILW•en, and the two . Kerrs, were lvotinded on the ..27th 'June.r—Gen. a.) e a i.b or n expected that the inhabitants . womild have joined the Americans; Gen, Dearilorn resigned the, command of the Niagara Army on the .18th June, .on aCciitnit of Jridispbvitiou. Gen. Lewis says, in hir dispatch . - .tthe titeretary at War, that he did not think the f h . lateral would ever again . bc lit for service ; Hirst , e ' unfortunate events of the war had deranged, ' 'his Understancling';'. and that . thoughsonictinies in. n 'state of convalescence, he 'uniformly tel ' .when milit a ry t o pi cs ' were''allialed to. General Lewis having. been noininated Co . the' command , at Sackers harbour, is ISitteetled at Fort' GeOige, Niagara, and .tilt the 'Canadian. frontier, by Gen. Boyd., • Thai Indian Chief Tecumileli has -seized The fa vourable mum - Meta of the diversion by our ship ping in Virginia, fir' mm.61111E1614 Fort Meigs with 2000 warriors.' tic had' deprived the garrison of all possibility of rcceivirg -.'opplics, Gen. Clay; who commanded there, laid written ,urgently to ' Gen." l'arrhom for assistunec. The latter was col lecting his army to:march to his relief. . Sir James Yea, after the retreat of the enchiy's ' army, tg fort*George, n, :swept the America side of Lake Ontario. Ile lyndell 'ti. body of troops at , Great Sothis, and took tilt 'whole of the provi l : . 'ions ; comma' ging. of several hundred barrels of pork and flour, and burnt' . the buildings. The British . loss. Was a:serjeant and four privates of the Royals ' 'killed, At Genessee River, he inflicted the same ,loss till, the enemy, taking 500 barrels of pork and • 1700'husli. of corn. The provisions were deli •vred to Gen. Vincent. Four coMpanies of the ltOyals were embarked on boatel the fleet, to serve as marines. • '1 here were at Quehre, 'on the 22d july, 1000 .. American prisoners of war, captured since the commencement .of time .campaign.' At Beaufort .there were4o.officers, including , three,(knerals: .In consequence of the. conduct of the American .00vernment and of the 011icers, the latter are•no longer permitted to return home On parole., : The, 2114portzene . .frigate, with De Meuron's regiment, front the Mediterranean, ayrived in the river St. Lawrence on the 20th July.' . James Greedy, privatein'the Sth or King's re giment: and Terence !flint, private in the 'Pith .F oot , werc in' the' titter 'end of June, Arica by CesurtsrAtotial,. for *deserting to the enemy, and .heintfounti. in, arms t and °were pabliely shot .at, itiiitgstniti Canada, •pumisliant to . their fielltenef. It appoari from 'the Otiebec papers, amid frlim . the General Qrders .issued by time ,Comtnander in: Chia in Canada, that on the late defeat Of Ceti. 'Wilkinson on the I),alkS of the river, the America)) military ebust, constainiug 15,000/. ;ter- Was gimottg the property eapturetV by the Witiub. Cal-Ruin %Vaugh, of the 103(FreginiolV, flied at Cl; or the 2rl July.—tien. Hampton itvo arrehted CA. Clark, the late Commandant ut Illorlio f two, for a dufaleation of about 50 000 FOIL El(ii,sl INTELLIGENCE, VINCkIV,NPEtts P./qttS, SEPT Dres— den.anuomices, that 'on the 23d his Igajesty•kft the position at I'irna, to advance on the Bohemian, side. The army which' covers Berlin is upon the right hank of the Elbc, and,doo: not appear to be yet in a condition to risk the passage of' it. Gen Thieboast teas, on the 190), bce,ten aareyburg, 'near Meisebourg, by General Lefevre Dcsnoucttes. One or two more such affairs, and the route %yin be quite free. Beside's, when the War cOmmene ci, is was well known that this interruption of conoottnitts6on had nothing disysieting in it. A arok of Huotiptcd Cronin:llS was SuffiCient to ire -vent the Lirarote Whig risked for some days. Fflorerttas SAY:nNY, Seer, 19.—Vv e ,, a ,.,, as _ operation leas tr.ken 'place. eared, that a great against the enemy's army of the AilArche 4 .4f` B rgu . 41enburgh, which bia pentetratuft VII the SAXOI) territdry, but I+l3 cady in retreat. Afply is composed -of one .. - ;we.(1 . i.)1), oue Rusittn, and two Pi•ussiart.COt ps, Si rr. 18:--1!cconlhig to letters-from Biannuti, General Coillit 11"rede's liearl-qoarters 'wele stilt i that town 00 tisc 15tli ARMY OF cAT.mostit. PARIS, Sear. OrAaen, chmmnnd ing the Army of Catalonia, givits,nn account in a dispatch, dat;ll Gerona. the 19th inst. that Mar- shat the Duke of • Albufera gaiied.on the- 130;in the neighbourhood of Tarragona, a.fresh acivan. tage over the enemy, who lost I'u-ir pieces of cannon, a great number of mon killed and wou`nd ed, and several hundred pri,onersi. - The Duke of Albufcra returned on the IGth to Barcelona, and General Pecuen to Gerona, after having co-ope rated in this expedition, and announcing an min= mediate report from the Marshal, who will. give the 4etails of this affair. FIIANXPIIIT, SEPT. 23.---We have just at the same time received fatisfactory intelligence from the army and from Leipzic ; all which had been reported here of wh a t hail passed M the environs of that town is 'most decidedly false. Letters of the 18th state that they have never been othertViie than tranquil there, that the French garrison is :numerous, and that entrenchments have been thrown up before the gates. Thielman's corps is' extremely weak, and as they ate in pursuit of it , from every part, it will be extremely difficult foe it to escape the tortes that love laurelled against' it. His exploits have hitherto been confined to plundering two hospitals several leagues from Leipzic, Sr PT: ( .25.--AVe have just learned that Gen. Le- . levre Desnouettes has coutpletely heatea the de serter TJ►iali u, , who has, it. is said, lia:stily re tired upon, Dessau. !,. MAILN. • AkaivEn—t ertfliz; Initertisey, J,A.'l.•v, Dtifl ttifford: I.Ytuti, * tiublici; 3 Wk tetful it. • • . Nita 00 ST Tur3.oll; •rvimiur • : . • • I ....... •si 1117;ii WATEI; .kT I.I)NDON BRIDGE To-Nummow. morning, 4 : 3, minutes alter 9. I.F.vening; 8 minutes alter 10 • , Su (IA rhe Itrerag , .: price of Brown or Mmeoradn S:t1;: computed from the itetnrn4 matte in the \veekv.idin,...; ,29t1 Svptermheri :I 813, is tiCks. AO. per cwt. cMi!z GIBRALTAR „ktiG. 28.—Vtitt l grieFwe announce that the Plague continues to make ravages at Malta. In May, 110 persons fell victims to it ; in June, 800; and in July, 132., VALEIOICIA, AUG, imetoubted that an expedition, • with troops, has sailed from near Tar. ragona, we believe to manceuve %ton kosas,, but are imt certain of its real objeet...Socarr covers Barcelona, without daring to yenture a movement. , CADIZ, SErr.. ll 6.—A ridiculous: report :having gat into circulation that the yellow fever bad made its appearance in this City, Government published . the follnying . :—. o • . " GOVEANNF:NT.-JULITA OF thAtiTIT. "The undersigned Profc&sors, in compliance with the order from the supreinchmta of Health, which has been communidated to them through that of this city, certify that in neither the districts of which we. are Inspectors, nor in our private prac tice, have we obberved any illness which, either hi itself gr by its symptoms, announces a suspicious character of the cOntagion , oldie' yellow feVer." Cum .follow the Signature,s . of Fifteen Medical Gmittemenj. VALENCIA, AUG. wait of subsistenc i e bas'obliged the 3d army to repass the'libro, con , Sep .1.4 lently, 0r vt, .(l !V nENTINcIi:3 situation was' very precarious, and that Chief adopted the mea 7 saves pointed out in his instructions. That Allied Army, in whatever ilirection it may mamtuvre, will paralyse SUCHEVS, efTorts, although the rumour that he has i'eceivett aleinforcement of 8000'menshould be true, - CALut, SEPT. 3.—The garrison of Mania has surrendered to the trowis the galatit MINA. VALENCIA, Aup. 27 3 - 7 -Ptp• troop 4 hare again passed the. Ebro ; the (urinal Tortusa is much nearer, than,Suenrr imagined 15 days ago. CADTZ, nppear3 that the.eelebrat ed MtN t has alreiidy arrived at Lesaca, .and that Lord. Wi.:l.l.lNo'roil tv'ent out to meet him ; the es teem that the flaghill Hero has 'for the .Navarrati Wt . ° "is well known. MONI'E VIDEO. JUNE . 22.—The enemy straight ens us daily. 110 hats already placetl two pore batteries.. agailist this ploce,- made three re doubts, and cut up all the roitdc. On the 19th about 3000 men approached us, Fm the purpow of assaulting the city, but they retired to their en . earnputent o►t only five cannon with grape-slot ' being tired. Tlicrts, is much enthusiasm these faithful inlntbitants will prefer burying themselves. under the ruins of the akvitys loyal Monte Video, rather than he subjected by sa nit iinous a Canmille., CADIZ, Sl:PT...l.—Arming the vogue and even rare, but not improbable rumours which are pe n . pagat ed, one is, that the. Allies, in the North of Europe %visited Lord NirEptlNGi'ON should coup; mum] in thou: countries ;"it is added that the lish Comment left the decision upon the saitd . proposal to the Lord, who preferr.4.remaininiin the Peninsula. Wtt do not know.winti degree of confidence may he ghee to ,this lPtelligenoe, „ but, in cruse of the propoiat being certitio, we could not, have entertained the least doubt of Lard WELLINGTON'S 'lleteritatliithll3l leis priuem pal . gloriea begat). in the Peoiniohii in it then be ought to eon' tinue till the independence 6f : Spain k assured. This opinion will tig , common to till good Spaniards, and, we have no doubt in say ing Lord Wn.t.t.jsGTO will think ita the same Outliner. 9o11.1.:N1 .11 7 1 , +: r LONDON; :,;,t . , MONI).-IY, OCTOPER 4, 1613. French Papers to the ,30th 'were received- last night. They contain no official . accounts What ever from Buoxstritivr, or ;my of his armies. Still, however, they possess considerable juterest.—:— Though the enemy's conn»unications on the left of the Elbe are so completely/ch..: ,up as to render it'next to 'impossible to trans it intelligence flout ,Dresden to Paris, ';.by. the regular .Estnfeties, we 'find thattinefficial accounts arc .forwarded as op portunities offer, and that, the Parisians.have bait the pleasure of hearing from Pirna, of the On that day their Ruler ogain'tet out for the liu bemiaa side. This.is marvellously stFange.! turned to'Pirna on the evening'Pf the 19th, andon . the , Ithday after he shapes his:course fotthafth: J., • 4 time towards ril:erti,W;ilde, Pirna'is'about:.tisfar front Dresden as Hounslow is frOqi London.:. has BUONAPARTE: remained there fur three whole days without''tal(ing a peep at his old head-.quarters— without visiting that capital, were it only.for half an hotir,...in order to,•have it in his power date a Bulletin from There :is it mystery in this which we cannot penetrate.--but we are convinced there is more in if thim meets: tide eye. Have the Allies under Bt.i.,TetrEu advanced , to . that division of the city which is situated on the tight bank of the river ? • . • It •is pretended 'that the rascal Levßik/Re Dcsgounrres,:who broke his pacOle from Eng land, has beaten TnIELM,AN, .at. Frey,berg ; and a hope is held out, that should he succeed in defeat ing that patriot commander two: or Three times more,, then the people of France'may expect to hear .news , again from the Greet'Emperor. *hat a picture does this •affOrd of the' eOndition.of the • country between the Elbe and Weier ! It is in A state of ferment and insurrection against the Tyran t, and we have not .the slightest &iota but that 'all his movable 'columns in this direction will very speeday be eut off, or forced to shelter themselves wherever they.ean find fortresses to protect thesis. ~' WC 'Must not forget, that 211 Austrian do: 14 had • pushedl on to Harieriberg, not forty miles from. Freyberg, so thm CatVbe in no tbinger. . Reipecting the Army of MACDOKALD the-sanic ominous silence is preserved ; and all th4t,iis i mid concerning the force employed in the northern rectiop is, that some grand operation was to he ansdertaken in this quarter, and that the CROWN' PaiNCE remained .on the.right of the Elbe. On Friday - we stated our, opinfon-that the game Buts 11,APARTE was playing was `‘. appearing, in per stm,and acting on the olfensiveon the Bohemian frontier, While he directs as great an aedumulation . of force as he can command, to make a desperate pnsh to restore the' fallen fortunes. of his armies in the East or North."-:—The abOve intimation confirms.ns in. this idea. would seem that the effort has 'been made to turn the tide 'of war w'tiich threatened from Ilrandenburgh to -overwhelm Saxony, To accomplish this the . cc grand opera'- •. tion " has been attempted, in which -Muto,T, with all the cavalry, as well as... all the infantry; which Could be spared from Dresden, was sent to assist• ' What the result haS keen it is imposshle to conjec tete; but we repose so pertecca confidence in the spirit • and discipline of the Allied Army on that point, and in the Izill of its commanders, that we,:fook wi,h firth how , tohare,by the next arrivals from hot:enitrgii, a confirmation of the report so generally circulated, that the Cttowti . rengeE had obtained another ()ALT VICTORY-Ott the 101 . . Every admit- tends to increase the belief that a batty meat, have taken place,between these forces , nbont the period mentione'd. 'the niareh of MARMON?, ike, to Grossen Hayn, while the,Allies bsid 'pursued Nay, to near Torgatt,' . would bring theM again into contact, and the now-passdge of the Caowii oVer to the left of the Elbe may be well accounted for from . his having . tttis 'more urgent business to achieve on the right. In shall, 'the reinforcements broul, ht up by Mutsu' woulit !gad hint to recur to • a siMilar conrie. against the EttetuY in this instance ---- to that which he. bad so successitilly adopted. when OdniNor. was in like manner strengthened,by the:accession of NRy. the arrival of private coniratualcatiolis horn France, anti letters from rleligotg`ntl to the a number of curious and gratifying particalmt baver been learnt comet rig the war in other-poi 11) 13avaria the Aitstrian have been successful, a the Tyrol, as we have al I alum; protEnosticateti, universal commotion. Gen.STaNtsiaVt.cvicVvi. a disision front the army of General on the 7th penetrated ititzbttrgit,' and piished lieaa-qttarterS frOrn IVert'i...-rt to atleancea posts alarmed: even AngSbtagit and! ,`.4 So pressing was the peril, and sogreatit' terror of the Btvi''atians, that the ar,..hiees , papers 01 the State Ckaticcry,' with the the nobles, andlndre 'wealthy citizens, Lutil 11"; packed up fur removal to the 'French :.:rontierid the first appearance of Alre'eipeeted danger 1,1 • r 4 NV, I 1 -• I realized. ,• • . Defetie, instead of Oirence, had becoliie thee. 1,. of the dtq'tin the South of thee Dna.‘, :fir.'' districts between the Salza, the Inn, the lter,!k the Lech, look only to wit they are abc . , tutfetsin the eanse of. the Despot. The Iyf f ''' . . their rear is' in the'state «•ehaVc descr".l3o,l'. prevent, if pkissible,thesebiave mount3ineerVi ~, excited to insurrectiOnirY mom v eents ur it° . trial) agents, the iiiivniko Government. • s g sued an ordinance, forbidding the entrance, ~., , .or departnre of metchatits and tra'rellers, ' 4 ! , ! , „de .passports. in the y a llieF theiinhabitauts 0,-, disarmed, and threat's of inilitary cxeea ria l. a been denounced in .. o tbose Plac ‘vhere 0 1 ":" 1 " 4 took place. !t is:s•-siliti, however, that erti: .t .=, STANNISSAVLEVICEJ ; bad entered the ii4l64'''; Tyrol, and •had been. ' .1 1 '. II its n i ' dePi ci) ionu..(. )) a ,t , i i lation. This is'not only probable ill it not in some degree confirmed by the htst'lre,slejailzt pets, whiCh acknowledged that t he itustt°7o., not'yet passed the lirenner mounta ins, itu d i of, eel-mtich'Qf the strength of th e fortresse° ,061! stein and Itattenburg, as',though it o , " 6lii ` d) • to lie brought into use and tried. i c ;11) The Ifeligoland letters state farther 1' 36 , • e of the operations on the Italian fronti'''',l3,,, ei' 0 nAitt 4 ols has been able to acconiproh " vib ' ll '' ' -t ...i c;t:::o ve tt l s l y .i s i e t e re m:- h o e f t vt le a t s 'e ,IN on the ,contrary bas bi en rec i ucc a to a '''''„ • s I ,,,rat' . 1 ta of last month; he has been coinpelle‘ 0 back fifty or sixty milts, ;.n consequence ° . ri „ •- pak irs,, able diversiou in ilk rear , 'lh' ' t 0' te)sni;elo;i:edraittiiottl: . 0 4,-;:g-ii`ofi , , sv II . c is 1) 10 to' d' • ' e•wrlbe in 'rm.; SuN Of Friq :l).. 1 0 4' rill , .11111. lie •• has been, reealli.ql .;° ''' ''' ,:o 4 niola, , for the p urr , • •irt`' II " ' • i''' of • sai •." j ,, , i , froni th" .'' • . e se t k . roeetipation,O, the i.flite''',,,.,ol '' '''' suffered the - disaster at IS'eiclre}sbari;e ~. , • t l •l'''' 1 04 . -our Reader's tir - ;alreadN'T acqi , A lat ' e'''' ' '' „. c .t.)'''' thereftire looks 'well.„„ lil w e `.." 1 ( 1Y this•side , 31 • v re rici) to see Venetian Istria ;an,;()incii.On'' . io tli Aii l oon, and the Shore's' of • the Atirlitic 11 , 0 ,, ; ,... , rssessionof our Alb,' the gall;er °r ° ''''''' ar'W.' ' , /We i!)ny judge from the follocitng:?, 000 he Illy -• - rt'm provinces are suflicient l y tit '`" , t~J C 1 ve; 'li to 1 2 7t1 I.IN _ Gallic Oppressors. " The Ex-Nt• 't* of , 1 0611' residence in Laybach, in quality i enternOr aei'vr'. plyriatr provinces, ht►eitig • a ' ostrtAc`r g remarked some deo" pp politic satisfaction sit the advance of the 4°.11.1:41,,11,tr. t c:ii i :Enericettient of hostilities, ordered the s urrou n ' (:°. 1 ' '144" by the milithrY, the houses searctird, a?' . arms and anititunition folitid tlicrvill to be seised 0 br" . S Jniti away.'? The fellow . n ig rests ott t h e Authority i)t. CG' from France:— `"f he conscripts of the remaining C l3 '' o ' o 4l of the last levy, as well as the guards -of "% A tdi the different towns, bad been ordered to ,)1111. 0 11 the Rhine, on the right bank o f which K.s° ° o' (14 • q t was organizing , a new army of reser v e , t 61(0111 AUGETIEMT having already a d va nced to t en r l N.„AP°I-EoN, and restore his. connunnicittni4 LiELLERMAN had not yet assembled. it t ore than : 22,000 men, in, conseque nce m it ioi necessity which he fotmit, himself rl9l, aftir%i Client e to fill up the losses 0' the Wand soon as they arrived at the dep&s.' rear tql) I, llfl (iLI; By a Cadiz Mall arrived this .morning, Ic e '`' accounts from. Gibraltar to the N',lth of J% °51 . 0 tip to which period, it is stated, the plague c ‘ i , tinned to inflict the most drcadfal rayage s 'I I the in!serabie inhabitants of 11Ialta , „ ; i t.. Wel • , 'I • . . • have.' a,so, oy tills conveyance, sow , - - 1 , i ligence from Cat.,donia-(though not of a late tf'' l : l to weigh against the idle claim of an OW ° i 2 2 ,•, 0 1 gained by DECAEN, ono torus' fitto the NO' ,-. t'r to brighten the sa d,and gloomy tisprct of on' i l air iil:s, SUCIIRT Was lettilit)g on liarc.clonl• il DuciiN) in $ .te of 1 • V crony ohlig'; in ll 1 , to seek a resting place roar the strong t .()ft/' of Gerona , 110 w long the • tind it et) 11 ' y mai . be, . "kilt 10 retain tiles,. positioll3 We ii,ilo,V Wit' e, era rejoice to . learn from Valencia that an . i'lle'lL,; time front peli Tarrttgone. had sailed for ti ll3 ' ll , „ CC filtel• R03:18.. 'A for * post. 'ff at/the a ria ti . 1 „ r aerroi ' ft corner Of Spain mus t he very fatal to . . 01) , teCodar:s:loiltteleiatit ileTlc tersr,ahl,l:lloo,:aePvneid:lrit,tliii°e:llifial"c'ieBb.ti,il:;.:l:.iti j t v t i l l i::: :: " c l e ' t' l li t ,,l c : 1 : 4 : 1 , 1:1 1 3 : Th. piiiitit Miaik Igo arcivca 0. , , ~,,4 rill It 11 - g7 l 11 _l_4 ‘ll7s. • •