The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-21 00:00:00

LONDON, WE, DNESD,II; Ll' 0, MM. We have this day received. Mails from the North, but their contents, 2s be. seen from our extracts under the usual head, are of small con-. sequence. The Gottenburgli Papers, indeed , furnish nothing but an account of an intended perambu lation by the Clow:44'lllN cm from Rostock, and another of the reception of the corpse of KUTE/.. sot Ott Petersbutgb. Not a word is hinted re speet o!! th• which terminated yester day ; the only runiN.tr on this important Anriject is, that it has been prolotiged ; but this evidently frf o,tr own side of the water. Since wri;ing the above, we Gate-received the follit, \ %ing important communication : Pc Gcrrtt,N hi: Itial ~Ttlf.Y j. -The latestoccotints lyout SI/1 1 0mnd ..iglytt la stating that the armistice . #: not io l'eneyverl atter . its - expir;ttion, ti itt that every preparqtion title beco made tor re eoannenelii, hostilities, '' The (.:e.til,VN Pitt NCR left,Stralsunil on Tuts- IttSt, and it is SappohiM TttottnroN anti njl Cie far eig,:l Arjlhassa tors Will follo , a- Great reinforcements arrive daily, to join , the Prom other imagers, even splendour of tht,'! evtnits Ivhie+ burst incessantly upon us in these :!)oliteittotis times, the ,intelligence is of pc- ettliqr, :st, Wong!! perhaps not relating* to .auai l iers of tTo great wakuitude as those in the con - .1,21. 4 4060 a of which we have of late been so much elnpltiyett, 7 . We'ltave heen'a for say - TliAt Lritit•cb /Jg Was *till - 11.431 in Fiance; it is, IKVertiWIVO, perfectly true ; and vv.4.: \Visit no greater reUlliatitln. or revenge tipot t our sceptical vii; ~,t 3, than to state, f or their consaution, that Colonel Bv's , d, %vitt' a brigade, o f 0,„ three tiotli, is actually in France, arid so 'ate autny of, the "C;-;teriilit parties. that the familiei in tlic Scinth . pf trance are flying, and that 'lloeff , tt of the Tyrant, or of his tiev °tell and en'slaikd press s ,, eon longer Conceal from the - people of that counts the. ektent of the disaster, disgrace, and nu tOy which the utiprinci f pled ambition of a Arttrthless Usuiper has bronght upon them. From this Source,—from this gi Q rions dawning of the light of truth ulna a darkened, de etivetla and dellittied,mition,—weriOtifess we look, net only for the most immediate, but fol. the Most important results. Frenchmen will now know that they have not even reaped glory abroad tO reward them forwrotchethress •home; • that as their in ternal state is oppressive beyond measure, sb is their external - condition gloomy, hopeless, cle graded. and infamous. And for What ? for the in teresti, Of France ? No ! no such pretence can • tte alleged l but for the personal aggrandizement of a Corsican Pretender and his low-born race, ut terly unconnected- with PrrillCC, but front. hav ing been her scourge 'as well as the scourge of Europe. Yet it is fur this Fiend that 200,000 Frenchmen crowd the prisonS ,of Britain, and linger in the . deserts cif Russia. tet France then feet what is due to herself, anti not, for thiiiiike* of a ruffian Despot, "consent :to .endure further woes herself, and be made the instrument in his hand of itiflictiog calamities upon others. alder these circumstances we hear; with a Mind prepared to. attach great credit to the report, that, insurrections are breaking out in France. Certain. it is that infinite pains are taken to prevent the interchange of intelligence between that Country .and England. This. indeed is done under the pretext of guarding against the introduction of. the plague front. Malta ;. ,hut the most dangerous atm fatal plague BifoIIAPARTE has to dread, is the spread, of information and a knowledge of the real state of the world. Ey the arrival., of the Aiiiericati cartel; " Ann Maria, from MorlaiX, an account is brought, that a repOrt Was in circulation at Morlaix, that a commotion had taken place at Toulon., but the particulars had not transpired.'.' A similar rumour, had rear.; ed us before, and there is certainly nothing known that can inva lidate the fact, which We consider to be theinroha . ble 'and natural result of the intelligence.frOM Spain. With respect to a regular invasion of the ene my's country, we do not apprehend that such a measure Cal) he fully undertaken till SUCHET is. eliSPOsCd anal Catalonia.cleared ; cethiirity at :116 great diotatice. It is now cstimat , . eel that,._Lord-WitttaNnTow can lease a. saiiicio o t force under General GIULIANI to .blockade St. Sc.; bastian by land, and another under General flut., against Pam peluna , whilst himself hastens to effect this conclusive operation at the head of forty-five thousand men,"ehiefly English and Portuguese. The Plymottth ship letter•mentions annther ru mour of the surrender Of . cLAUSEL, taut We are sorry ito say We cannot place so much conf i de nce in this agreeable relation. We believe the limo cutter did not bring any news of the kind, atid from the geOgraphical position of the armies in the Peninsula, it is evident that the aanunciation of this event ntust at least be premature. Since so much ls, said by our contemporaries on the subject of Sir J. MURRAY'S dispatches, it will be expected from us to nlveit to that topic. in performing- this painful duty we shall be brief as possible. We yesterday allowed, that in so far as' this. General had stated his case, it certainly did not appear to us to be satisfactory, Further we have not information to enable us justly to pronounce; and we - consider every opinion given, of a more decided nature, to be as retire !tensible us those of anticipatory condemnation, which we have all along condemned in the matter of this prejudged and unfairly • criticised Expedi tion. When, therefore, writers rake up the ashei of his brother to scatter with obloquy on the head of a responsible officer who has, to a certain extent, fi t iletl;without haying before th LIU thu whole nt hill defence, or when an ignorant syrilibler in an ignorltUt Newspaper, takes upon himself to pronounce sen tence upon soldier, unheard and untried, we ad here to our former sentiments, and assert that such conduct is impudent beyond sufferance, mid blamable beyond the power of verbal reproof:— We should like to know by what authority rand every 'British Officer will jcin u,ct iii saying this); a„ Writer in any Journal tilts upon himself, in the first instance, on the evi deuce of an enemy, to declare the Commauder of his country's force to be in the wrcing, and again, on only hearing half his case, to pronounce, in a dictatorial 'manner, that he " will not hesitate to affirm, ,that the Alva- MENT PAssEr), upon the expThits of this . (".01cer, was perfectly correct." The injustice o f , this pro ceeding can only be equalled by its insolence aid pleumption, Tiiere are many : considerations in' favour of Sir 3: MURRAY, WhiCh will readily occur Id every man of eimirmin tule*stan(ling; whose se , nse will at the sante time point out to him tl:e impropriety, and clanger, of publie'y disintssittg them. , This, of course, will reeom mend tine subject to the biwtion, bat we Huili not enter upon it. Earl BVI'HURST received diipatchrs yesierday lilol lllllq trout Lord :WILLIAM IIiiTINCIC, Sir J. SIUIZRA . Y. • Pamplona was, at the 4lite Of the last dispatch, only blockaded 'by Sir !towL'ittth wilt - ) has also passed the Bidasthr ot its bead .but the inhst happy .clispositititis are 'formed for it's The, batwing -trait, arrived „at SahtfMtlet on the 29th of:June, with orthlanc:e stores; on the 30th it sailed from thence to Deba, and-was to move front Della by Tolosa to Pampluna. • It entered Santander at the moment. that' Major Paftsrn, of the Artillery, arrived horn Lord I .krzLLINGTON at that place to meet and take eharge—ofit.. All!the entrenching tools and engineers utensik were there alio, and took their departure:4llot% with the heavy artillery , for DOM. Balls also;-ordered to be cast at Santander for the French-12.-poun ders taken by Lord WELLINGTON in his late ope rations, were sending oil from thence at the rate Of a thousand it day. ,The munition ofproivision, ako, as our ancient writers called it, iv* in as forward a state. Three victuallers had arrived lit . Aintander with , salt beef, and.po4., smile Fro: magazines of vice wes-(erillectitfg at that piace'by Mr. Commissary OGILVIE for Lord VI'EL LIN'GTON. mail from 'Heligoland has brought itelli• genee, but of no gi eat moment, to the 13th instf 'The misery .inflicied : on the Continent by the 'Fi•enc.ll, is all:cc:tingly Jlescribed in' a letter which We I m o, seen. Se.veral persons of both sexes, and of 1111 feud mrri Veal at Heligoland ~in the ,ntos t ahivet slate of Wri..teltedness, nearly naked, nnd ultOost peri,bing with watut. ' Yesterday, at one o'clock a Cabinet Council, waS hel,i at tilt Foreign C)ffide, ..ybieh sat till ribeint half-past t‘Yo, Yesterday the PRINCE 'ltßousT took and airing iii hotiehack. . . The QUEEN and Princesses ELIZABETH and are expected in town next week. Yesterday the Comm ‘lkinEa in OHRE held a Mi lk aor Levee, at his Office in the Horse Guards, which was attended General' COWELL, Lord CAttotoAti - , Sir CnAnt.ta GORDON, COI. AUSTIN DrpiOSLEY, &r. The PRlNcys R.R . GENT gave audience to 'Lord CASTLEREAC JI yesterday morning. . The Pri ncess CH ARLOTTE in general takes an hiring twice a day, before and after dinner. The Pgrieg cutter, which brought the Marquis Of WELI,INGTox's dispatches, has also Jrronglit an ticcontit that his IJordship had his h ea d quarters at Wentz' ? or' Berrateli, whiCh is close to the ry-- relives', on the-9th. We . 'lament to learn, that the brave and judici ous Sir 1. wus wounded in the thigh in an attack upon some barricadoed works at To . 10.su, though his nalue is not insertef.l in the re tqrn of wounded: h is, however, some consols, tiOn to know that the injury is not of so severe a nature as to .depriye his country of his able sarz vit:C."3. • ,Tht! c . )( pleces of coinnoti, tigken in the to of Victoria, is proved by recent,returns, to b‘: 180, and, not The Officer who brought tlwdkp itches says, that he never saw a finer sight than the dkoosit ion ,of these guns, all ranged in orttcr in a polio before Vittoria, with the anutu nit &c. talien in the biotic. The i.t.my of reserve umler the celei- O'DoNNEL (Conde de Bishal) is in the highest tisate state of di , ri;dine nnd efficiency. It amounts to lii,oo, c2' , ctives ; it wag originally .formed at k:;adiz, and thence transferred to Seville. PoLlic will reco li ect , the last -Loan con-' tracted for ‘va: , . twenty-seven pillions. On Satur "dq last; week before the second payment,. ele-. en were paid into the Bank in part of the abOve, and it is eXpected that tour nullioas More will be paid in on or befnre Friday next, being the day for the'second payment . after that, if nit application shoold be thought itecessary; it is be lieved that the Bank will make the remaining. pay ments. . Parties of the 12th and IGth Light Dragoons have passed through Southampton, on their route to Portsmouth, to embark for Spain. "Die 21 battalion of the &4th is to proceed to Gibraltar, to relieve the I battalion of the 37th regiment, which is to. join Lord WELLINQIrine3 army the 76th regiment is to embark at COrk. The 2d Royal Surrey Militia, 'eornmatuled by Col. CRANLEY ONSLOW, M. P. will march through London to-morrow and Friday for Colchester.--- They are come from Mullingar, in lrelmhl, where they have been for ne,lrly three years. The 83th regiment from I lvtbe was -to he eat barked at Dover yesterday ; two transports, Nos. 613 and 614, bad arrived at Dover for their recep tion: Their destimstion is St.. Arvie 6 whither all the styptics for rhelliitish. , army in the Peniusisht will in future be divecteit The detaehmentB from the heavy eavflry.Atcp4t u‘tptcrbory, destined to join their pilaw com rades in Spain, have partly an .I. l ovtsmoath for the pm po,e of encbarkaticni: The troops con sist of cletaehnients from the Ist, 3d, 4th, and sth dragoonguards. The flaymnrket Theatre Wits to - Wye iopened to-morrow with n company excellently well se lected-7 Mrs ." JotinaN, 'lll - ux.opw, NR: DO`St, Ntri DICKONS, But it is doubtful ‘Vhet her 4 . mil.be opened so soon, on nedountathe ditferepees be tween the proprietors. j, Two robberies have lately been committed in Charles...street, Drury-lane, whi c h prove With w1..9t litt:e caution men soinetbncs apt, who come flom the country to the metropolis ; they:%vere. both enticed into houses by females, One .of them was robbed of his watch and 51. in another pocket lit bad notes to the amount of 30601. for tunately for him the girl - tild'not' examine. lie bad brought it to, Londo' to purchase lino the funds. The other mutt .had sold a small estate, which .pro(riced him about 41001 with which he cattle to LoOlon, for.'the purpose 'of it , etti - ng un in 11 $ lllOll w:ay Li,busiDess, but was robbed of the whole a)nuuut, GOTTENBURGH STRALSUNb, JUNE 25.--;-An embargo had been laid on all ships at Wismar and Rostock, for fear that, before anv convoy could he appointed, these Vessels, which were chiefly laden with grain, might fall into the hands of 'Danish privateers. This embargo is now taken off, or the ship-masters I:tititte, an obligation to put themselves under Swedish convoy. Tlbe Swedish cruisers have now reeeked express orders to sink all pirates they may fall in with. STOCIXIIPLM, \ JULY s. : —Aecording to letters froth Stralsund of the 2;ith tilt his Royal Highness the CRo.sitg Vatwom enjoyed the best • state 'of health, and i , nended making a journey to •Ribnitz on the 26th, -to Rostock on the 27th, where his. Royal Highness will rest till the 28th. On the 29th he will go to Wismar, and reniain there the 30th On the Ist July, his Royal High ness was to be hack at Rostock, and on the 2d Gripswald. ST. PETifISBURGIT, JUNE 12.—Yesterday, at 'about 7 o'clock in the evening, the body of Prince Ktrrusow SMOLENSKO arrived at the place in tended and appointed by his Imperial Majesty for its sepulture in the Church of Notre Dame atul Casau. The procession left the Convent of St. Sergius, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon., The burgher corps of St. Petersburg,b 'arrived at 3 o'clock at the limits of the city, near to the' river. Tarakanowka, to receive the venerable re.. mains of which the capital was to be the dep6t - nobles and clergy, accompanied by the Metropo litan and the great civil and military authorities-, followed on foot. The capital bud not for a Jong time beheld so imposing a sight as the funeral pro. +cession, which was the finest triumphal march, and worthy of the hero of the ration. The peo ple Alrevithe funeral car - to the church door. — The •coffin was placed in a vault under the dome. It was covered by the trophies of the French eagles and colours, accompanied by, the Turkish trophies. A genius, with a lama crown in his hand, hovered the air over the era's corpse. The people went there to render their last homages to the man of their uffections. The offices for the dead and the in terment of the corpse. will take place to-morrow, (Friday). The tomb is prepared under the pic ture w!!ioli represents the deliveranc e of Mosow. ' ' Il o h. . • Gottenburgh, i lielig:ol4tid, 1 1)00in, I NV.I - Ltut:--t riotteramrfiti, Waterford. PRIM'. OF Sto6lts Ttrisl I)AV Al TWELVE o'ccork. • Consols.. 4TGYI WATER Al' TO 7 MORP.OW. Morning, P. 9 ntittittes after 8. j Excuiltg ) 44 minutep after . 8 THE SUN. 9rrf,Eal clu)si oicrne rAt.sun I)EAT ? NAVAL NEWS: - . PLY:46I77n, JULY 19.—We stated yes'erk i : ' j arrival hire . of tt cutter from Spain, which int< Riney, tient. HOLLANDt, front the North Coa and brought passengers General Aesoll and Cg CARRoLL, of the Navy, who were chargeti most important dispatclie3. from the M 6 01!, Wituagorox, and set off . for Landon inon i iliately.- Report stutes thee relate to the car"! of General Ct.auset.'s army, censistinguf men. We' sinterelv hope the ;Account may pro' correct . Disp .- atches from Lnril , IKeterilf pct maftder. in Chief' of the Channel fleet, vreit als brought by the Faticy. 'Arrived this, morning.an. American cold , fr Morlaix, the brig Anna. Aleut, Captain CAg: arta.; Which place she left yesterday, with tile' crews. of several British inerehautinert th Bt been captured by American cruizers.,—Artivcd."'3l/ evening his Majesti's brig Ciisti/i4m, with sever transports tinder her convoy front Cork, on board the Cornwall r eg iment of3 l iliti3' t;.l►icb to °CCIS disembarked this morning_,, and..a.ro. t Fiankfort Barracks in this . taro.--Aifetseilie" of .the BSth regiment Of Foot has ea lb4rk-d ft° hence for Portugal and Spain. L e JULYEari of - if " e) Capt. HaaimoNo, has arrived. to-day frctn i 6)tt o i burgh,. but having had a ling pasoge , ‘ l ` ) : s ot . any particular news. The Ilan, A.1"140,i and , . 4 Foreign. , Ambassador are c ome passed a fleet of transports, about t wenty 5,1 4 11 : c; the Scair, on NVednesday last. The Link` land, Capt. LyNE, has also come in front land; no communiention with the opposit e 411 : c i i , all was dull. The Diana, Captain 3411)00' for Sailed yesterday, with mails and passengt Heligoland. , i j PoIiTSIMUTH, JULY 4 2.0.—At rice ( ' "i 5 -1 ! -1 ship Illisletse from a cruise ; Spy store-sl4, An d tli by Archer sloop of war, from the Dowtig , rtu!..,-111, n 1 00 , fleet. Tile outward-bound Spa in, I '1 M e dite r ranean fleets, under convoy a: the able anti Horatio, will sail to-niorrow. , FALmourir, - JULY 18.—Arrived the Conr gun-brig, with a fleet from Wales. . .....—___ Attntirediy-OiNce, .7m. 'sr 90, lair. Vice-Admiral Sir Edward PeHew has transinitted fi , i l i Wilson Croker, Eq. A letter from Captain Flin of 1)44' gor_, , ty's sloop Cephalos addressed to Vice-Adn,Al ritiv:p.fig giving air account of Lis having, clothe tOth ofJuite, 11.4;`,C Multi, captured the French privateer ntoner 1,1 J : e ." 4 nets, groat Leghorn, armed with too goof, and ri ll° with seventy-six weet.• iregoeuSintirki:datewshaiartdds:wepnli/eoeywrullt,:lisiotal:ll,sto,htetairaitir.otifttht,rldttinsite,ilsfeatie,:ritof:rtayrn,,tr:::tui 4. Captain Ilatniltogi, of hie . Mi , .alantientinaftiii!tdeirinetsilitmhem.tigle, of twevt:l 3 gun* , tiny howitrd.,, ship Rainbow, atating, that the boats nt that sat)), at).,.,,.., Lieutensnt Kennedy, had captured, off the shore ut Co& ' a lateen rigged vessel, laden-with oak. plinths. chaTuhtemPetoi)rtiaar,r;Vviettlil ' o i COI4MODORS RouGsas..--Tlie tott) ot 0 1 ,. 3 . and proceeded innectiinjanttvel°lyey L ai . . 'been thrown into considerable Calltern'at'''l'..:. the intelligence of Commodore reca ll 'r,:. President, being itt the N.Jrth See, Cr" lsil)l4 i , .2, terccpt the Whale ships now daily expecteds.:.l This news was brought by the Beaver , si'''' ': i War, which arrived in the iluniher ob • .„,,.,i evening.. ,One of the Officers landed tit tjr,,', , :i r , and proceeded express to acquaint the Atii"' t.: , ; ,.. .;--We understand that the Adutiralty.believe, so., conducto(the- many American ships Ic', 3 ‘ ' ho e ever,Ataii*:lhi'llitig:rl:4les.erns;ilt;;;;ls.tiglicilltc'eti::ll:)l:itthvieeo i t i l a iht i ciN f i ' r o e ;e l:;::::;6lll i gt : ei t h i i l n eA. l lN ,; :t o ; i l i nh. y v)::. ( : t si , :::: : :: ,. thel:ets i:bleteuit:it,)pap, , o )i f il : t 3 :1; fl ' i l l : : 2. : . thebtipta3l6( j'itivioti:::.'l..:, President o f 3 ° guns, passed Fiamborisigli-bcs 1, 1 ,: 0 ri, t it; l ii s ey o n I c a° . i t uo h ;s e iel 1 /1 .1, : A u , : %r r ril. s l tbya,,l;t;o)l(D)liwieliitle:t,titli 1:Icr;r:i t r ) s t ica t itt ' e t, - f rt ; i : 1)v lb i e , : i S r l i g e t) . Cl : .%i ri P ri d r tr: ll l:ll : d M ,S . i ‘ ) :1 1 l : 'fotrhrehlrlo"‘.re,invitro°ritiit)ll: orver°`,:jel:l vel''' ded on a lee-shore, by which the 44'4;01 ,‘..i‘bro, roa n ty k44 : ou l k 1 sie e o y., n ye y . t he in 4elv e 3 U' die short), txpertments at PortSustiati• , ----"..... i i covN-r,x-, ,Iv 11 ,,,,, , -IAI4IGZ, JETLY 21 ,—llte OM i to o together With VE:itit was left o it _ ?witty, IA ss quite equal to th e llernand, t br i :1 b o etng dull at a reduction of_- ls. per 1"` 1i.t , 1 4 14 at 4 there was but little doink, a nd - av Pr'citi' same as on Aroilday ; Barley and Malt iv' lr i l' ,o el exit V a ri-it Lion ; Tick 'Betio were dull. fnloft lott Pease werey m buch in demand, aro l ,' 4l t il lit: t6 oM their former prices ; in Otber'ltin /) ds of gr''' is 71Q AltCraiioll. English Vi - tteat 4(3i. S6s. 631'. fistr . .litto 113 s. V.2os , 130 , . 1 9reg i n.: glo. tuffs. 1 t2s.-1345. Rye 11 " 11 "Y - - -28 s. :rig. *sc i' :Malt - • - - "04 — ej Fine tra- P to - - ' " . at . -- s . WhitoPeFISC, (buil.) 110 s• ILA Orki Pratt - 6&S. 157,; . 6 -.ll * .t. Tick o "ns - - - '793. tit I SO' Splaii r rich ac ,sr " S Feed Ont. s " j og , Fins: ditto - t Poland ditto - :, 14 , 1 7 ints ditto p.datsoe ditto ; 6 1,11e"j i Pape Ss:rsi 411 '' 100. w it Fine Flout - 1 00. iecoistis - •• • r Qit the the 4th h.stant,, the inbabitfolts lord met to celebrate the splendid ifictorYisvo* toria, and sifter drinking to the Ma r g nig t!l e , I..tNe; rya and his glorious band -of bertif:lil .. I ' l o T f the Marquis of WE L EDAS, the '7 l) thr Alatior Hod a safe 1:11J11 to t ao trk with entlitisinsm.• The eveniog 1 War& Spent in inuoceut millh ebric:l.` oli' r th C M. V0..,,N,CA5T?.1., it COMM iSS3II 010 1, ek of Soh), has advertised for t t . re 1.200 Merinos, Imve for h c; 111, Y ea r s been pastured is the Park of