The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-06 00:00:00

REMEN, OCTOVSER 20. [EXTRACT Or A LETTER.] ce Already, on Thurday, the 12th inst. rainonts 'reached our town that the Russians were at Vei-- den, but no pesott .would attach any credit to it, as w:e bad so often been disappointed. . was, h(iwever, fully ,confirmed the following. morning, as a number of Cossacks 'were seen swarming 'round the town. At •nine o'clock, A.M. a heavy tannonatle began.before the Eastern gate, which lasted the whole day but on Thursday it slackened, and little firing was heard, Most happily for our town,, a .capitulation was concluded in- the night from Thursday to Friday, as the French garrison was in want of powder. The brave RussiAns and Prussians entered our town on the 15th, to the universal joy of the inhabitants, who received them us their libikators from an odious and most tyrannical yoke.' Many inhabitants embraced the brave Cossacks on their horses, as well as the brave Mr. Backhouse, a citizen of Bremen, who is a Colonel in the Russian service, and who head ed part of the Cossacks, " Dining the boMbardment, two large wind mills on the eastern gates, and old and new ram— parts, were struck by howitzers, and burnt down to the ground. One bomb fell its the New-town, on the houie of a physician who was very much attached to the French, and whose daughter was wounded by the explosion, which took place in the sittirw-romn. Another bomb fell on the house of Moyser, at the Cathedral-square, went through a cradle in the children's room, exploded in the saloon, and broke the furniture, without hurting any person. One fell on Mr. Borings's Lause, in the Sehnssel-Korb ; another in the ii,ll-Strasse ; a fourth in the Little I'Veser, without doing any matz..rizi 4amage.. 'inhabitants have been killed, hut the houses on the rampart of the eastern gate have almost all their windows and clouts broke by grape-shot, &e. 'r The Cossacks and all the troops behave un commonly well. The former are dressed partly in sheep and hear-skins, and look, very forMid able, but their features announce the goodness of their character. Many of them are between 70 and 80 years old, but arc as bony as other peo ple of 50. They almost all sliep in the streets, neat their horses, upon straw, and but few are' in the houses, where they refuse beds, and lie upon straw, as well as the greatest part of their Officers. The Mayor and the Municipality continue the Government of the town provisionally but the'Pr'efect, Count D'Arberg, and all the French, who were enip!oved here, as well as the garrison, kft us emly in th morning of Saturday -- They them the curses of the inhabitants. •mmense quantity of tobacco has been sold iiere cheap ; it belonged to Buonaparte's fa raunis Monopoly. Toirit t . tharench batteries at Blexen and " As soon * . Breinatiehe taken, sli,til. 1 hope we Shall have a free and safe ouv i gn <cl with England. << ,111 is joy and airt and the New and Towns have b een mo s t , braliodtly illum Ol i d riated." In consequence of the French bringing up an additional torte, the Itoss;;Lns evacuated the town on Ow 24 . th, but were enablol to re-enter it on the 26th, and of coar s e, ave nt,•w masters of it. • Alt\ll,s, Afinlyrn--! Gottenburgli, I Dublin. DUE--1 T RA, 1 Gottenborgh, 1 ( I , —..ruitria, 3 I.L i i; 4l -';idi 2 Waterford. OF STOE:Ki HAY AT TWELVF ‘i•cLorn, C 4)lulS, ..581 , 5\9 fled. Ann.... 5711 I Omnitzr 4 ITltill W.VITIC AT LONDON 111:11)(1E TO-MORROW. Mo." ,ll +g , 49 thitsitteipftvr 12. I Evettina, 14 niinutesactcr 1, E SUN. sot.um vicl:ll4 rALciu AI AL' ? LONDON, SATIIRMIY, NOVEMBER 6. 1313. It will be seen fro►u oar Naval News, that the ,North Sea Fleet, as we yesterday stated, on the Authority of a Ictter front Deal, has put to sea.— On this subject we have as yet nothing - further to counnunicate—btit we arc not afraid of exciting too nitwit public curiosity by saying, that we are in hourly.expectation of having . the-t:tv.st . gratify ing accounts to lay before the country. Cllpttlill J AMBS, Sir C. STEIVART'S Aid-dc-Camp, errived thissiornlng with the expected dispatches from head-quarters, those which have been pub lished being only duplicates.• Ile left Leipsig om r:Oth. lie first went toLord . CASTIAMEAGICS I , Downing-street, and then-to his Lord house in St. 31111105'S square. • • Of the two Gottenburi,;ll Mails due this morn ing-, one has arrived with intelligence 'front that port to the :'sth. We no not understand that Go vernment has received any further . or important inti #, Higcnce by this arrival, Lite glorious "results of the victories of Leipsig had diffused univer sal joy over the Continent, and .the most san guine hopes were et -, tertained that the Tyrant Woulii be even personally cut off from the lihiue. The following are the regular contents , • of the They (tiller in very few particulars in their relation of events, from the accounts al ready SO .well.bnown to the public. On one point however, they do encourage and increase our hopes. Pi. - ATOPV 01111 his CoN . snyks the r eit i . of ]luoN4gAirr stitintl well.--The Runaway had a narrow escape front their vit;ilattee last year : let ns ithfult.,;e in the 4104;414 expectation that the rr Cogitin'!.l6ll itot " Widt Ltiirettr," ani! that a Cossack spew• nikty happily succeed iti ridding tilt iVaid t3f e the ottlro - Lttade-whieh seeinS to stand in the way of retailing prosperity and pence.t— Not few than GO pteces 01 cannon aCtompaniid . the Rhenish defection in the hate.battlesi NEY is said to have been dangerously wounded. The news froth Italy arc not later. thati we have be fore published. 'Ci tioTTENBtfgGII, O,CT 25.--4 fter the glorious victories of the : 16th and 18th instant s and the capture of Leipsic s PL:ATOPV was sent in the rear. of NAPOLEON, for the purpose of etltleaVourioglo . • cut off his retreat, and sanguine hopes are enter taitied that I.ITIONAPARTE Will be made pi isfmer. " LAURISTON, and REGNIEII are - taken, NEY dangerously woikndetl. . The troops which went over front the French, carried with them . 6o pieces of artillery. .13.1,t7c.14-nt , on the 16th, took 40 cannon, and on the 18th up wards of an hundred more were taken. FROM THE BERLIN PAPER OP OCTOBER 9. " In continuation of the progress made by the Army in Inner Austria, the following has been made public by the Commander General is Chief, Baron HILLER : " On the 19th, the enemy i'as driven back at all points to the ;;,,, I sige . over the Dr A ve, and in such man'.: et that by the possession of Manten and Herirmger, he was threatened in his rear, and fell back to. Tarvis and Viilach`; the' greater pail of the circle, and part of that of Layhach, as far as Krainitrg, is in our hands. "- The possession of Fiume, the advance against Laybach, together with the progress of the Army, gave his Excellency the Commanding General the best founded hopes of the enemy's being shortly obliged to make a further retreat." Though the Official Dispatches, announcing the fall of Pampluna, as communicated last,night in a Second Edition of TuE SUN, have not arrived, we have reason to believe that our Correspondent, to whom we have often been indebted for authen tic information, and from whom we never received any of a aohtrary nature, bad strong grounds for confiding in the truth of the report. We have in deed no doubt that it is credited by the Spanish Ambassador, though there may be sufficient rea- sons why his Excellency does not think proper to to state his conviction tilt it has received official confirmation. We take the liberty of assuring a Morning Pa per, which conjectures, ,that this communication may be " in Xll likelihood founded on mere con jetiture," that whatever itsJilbits may be, to war rant such suspicions, THE SUN is not accihunned to stale facts on " mere conjecture." w e hay udvices yesterday from Quebec. to " the I9th September, which is certainly the latest from that quarter, and it may hence be call " eluded, that the strA y of the destruction of our squadron on Lake Erie il.crounilless. On Lake " Ontario,. up to the time we have mentionel, nothing material had occurred."—Nqrningehro ► aide. There is something. whimsical enougli in the trantposition which has taken place. THE Sul has printed a private Letter, which mentions tha the , Arneriettn Navy had been "successful on Like Erie—The Chronide denies ait. 'We can only ex press our fervent hope thikt:The Chronicle may for once he right ! ! It is, however, erroneous in supposing that its " advices" arc " certainly, the latest';" we have accounts later than its latest by more than a Nreek. In the House of Commons last .night, Lord cASTLIMEAGiI gave notice ofa motion for !limp :lay next, relative to the angnicniation of our ;Lis posable. fort:c, The principle on which this ex- Celleut measure is tt; rroceed, and the important points in the detail of its-b.,Ocution, we laid 'be fore the public on Thursday lest. To our Paper of that day, therefore, we beg to i•efer our readers for accurate .and satisfactory inforrn upon a ,übleot, so interesting to the community at large , . They will find, when Our Noble Secretary thinks it right to kvelope the plan, that we are cotTect in all Our statement.- In the probable event of a General Congress to settle,.theonlance of power in Europe, it is, we understand, the intention of Ministers to .appoint the Writer• in the Morning Chronicle PLENIPD 7 . TENTIARY to represent the Inns and Lampreys. From the appetite and avidity with which he in stantaneously took up their cause when this : . pilul subject crime under discussion, there eon be' no `danger of his compromising the important in terests entrusted to his charge. Weed,' it is con fidently asserted, that with a tlegree of phdau thropy and humanity only' Called for by the mute eno:lition of his protoges, he has. warmly deck:red, that he would rather spe IM ilan& at the.bottom (JI the .e:k titan consent to surrender one iota of the - vist : ti 0E the \VI:As nit tartipret. the tarotiferi .th*e doeiriirtsf meternpsypho:fsarb tempted to hviieve Oita the Soul the qoznati,Zinperoffiaio gabtqltis tLlrci. srls fq..) to Ltruprep, bas ,tratistnigrated into the bosom of this writer=butbe this as it may ; his espousal of the cant df the Fins has giVen universal sulnitarine satisfaction triiup't Cod be glad, be glad ye bleeding Trout; Tuthot rejoice-t-ye shoo.; boil i a Lobsters sbout. A ►vessel -litts IrriNctl frmil Maingh; and the fol lowing tire a few exthicls of Papers from the Pen • " NlAnati),. OCT. 7.-- , - , Deserteis from the French army, with a ;treat number Of ptavants, enter the Britsh tines at Vera aiiit .Ecliahr, the latter to avoid the ripiroui con lictipt it'll Which is carried itito effect in Ga.conv.—About 3,800 British . infantry itild caralrf hare lately disembarked at Fitor:rtras Nrx CASTII.6, OCT. 4.—Letters hare been tecelved from Cal . oilorra, stating that the troops of the Third Army were akluaching.rainplona, but whether they would he ordereil, Co co-Operate against that place, or to proceed to .3;% , irrslation in the I'vrennees, was not ascertained." " BANK& Tli 1;. YAGUI, OCT. 15.—Suelet has not moved from his position near Barcelo n a. Th e E ng li s h, w i t h a divi sion of Neapolitans, are in Tarragona ; the Calabrians and the Sicilians In Vii,lS; a divivion of Majorcans is in this town, and the Catalotiian army is at Vick. Sarsfiehl couttitandsthe van-guard at Villafranca. Tarragon a i s now so much strengtheoed, that it is in a situation to resist any attack of the enemy." The follpwing itir.orniation has been received thrtnigh the West Indies ' Tice Province of Venezuela, with the exception of Porto Cavallo, Coro, and Niuraeaybo, had been subdued by the In surgerit army, which, it eppears, is gaining the accaancy iii every direction. In cons eq uen c e o f ttti' state of things,. many of the inhabitants attached to the Government of Spain Were seeking refuge in othertountries front the horrors attendant on revolutionary warfare, nod reSseis with lumbers of these un fortunate fugitives were daily ":trri ring at turacoa. " There is erery reason to 'believe that Porto Cavallo has 'since been taken by the Itis:trzcitts, us on the 24 inst. an officer arrived at Curatoa in an.,opett brim from that part, &tn stated, that a heavy bombardment .bad been heard from the forts,supposed.to he during an attack by,aeneralßolivar. who had marched from theCaraccaii some time since, at the. Item! of 5000 Men, for the purpose of ?educing that place. " Information has 'been received trout Barracim of the arrival of two line of battleships with in sail under their pro tection, and 0000 troops on Imdrd, from Cali::, They r,oc:l- ed that port on the .2(1 instant, where they obtained pilots to proCeed to the flavauna. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Conicil was held at the 'Foreign Office, wh:ch broke up fit a granter pa":.t (Our, Alter which t wo M essengers were ordered to he in readiness for foreign ser vice. One of them was expected to leave town last night Icir the North, and the other -this morning. Yesterday the Duke of YoitK transacted busi ness tit his. Odice. Yesterday tl,c Entcf LtycarooL and Viscount CAS,TLEREAGIi had audio ices of the PRINCE RE GENT. Ye§terday morning ArnNst nu tt called at Carltcin lltHise, aii4l made his re3pectful inquiries after the PRINCI3 IRE<n This day his Royal highness the Patxct Ita- GEhT will receive the Addresses at Carlton 1-lOuSe, flout high Houses Of Parliament. •• Cololltl TORRIMI is recovered from his indis position, and attended for the last time yesterdAy, at the Commander in Chief's Office, and belt: a Military Levee. The Park and Tower guns• were fired at one o'clock yesterday, in.CommemoratiOnof the Gun powder Plot. It is'a singular eircumstanc., that .they have, in the present week, been fired three (lay; successive)y ; nn Thursday on account of the PutxcE REGENT- proceeding to Parliament, and on Wednesday for the defeat of BUONAPiiRTE. Every means practicable of making the glorious successes of the Allies known to- the enemy, by the firing .of cannon from -our shores and on - board our ships, by Bulletins, &c. have been adopted. PREGOUCK AUGUSTUS W. King of SAXoNY, taken-prisoner on the 19th last, in Leipsic, with his Court, is in his 63d year. He was elevated to the rank of _King by Buort.teAwrn, who also rrrade him Arch-Marshal of- the Roman Empire,, and Duke of WARSAw. Letters from the Allied Army in France state, that 'a "great' number ij Teasants have taken re fuge within the British lilhs , to avoid the C9n seription. •Speeutating . upon . political subjects when mat-. tens are liable to such revulSions as at present,:-is tiallgtious task, as the columns of the Chrouicie an.d- itsjellows simply testify. .The following ex tract from .a book, written about an year n o, by another admirer of liuoNAemiTs's; 41)1.4 k fine illustration of our position : , Heureuscau pour rturope, l'Empireur N'lrioleori tient entre ses main, le sort de l'Angleterre, Ia libel te: di', l'indepetulance tin commerce des deux liemispitiTes, le paix 4.; blonde; le I,i.lihtien ditdecret qui declare .lea Ilea Britaii "iqu,..,- ar , tie bloens, et Vatfaiblissentent tie Ia puissance asscp•ent ces grands et lieurenx resulott. ! ! 'nappy results indeed. vide tl.e. Lawton Gazette I.•:straordinary of last Wedne-,day. Mr. BENJAMIN WYATT, eldest son of that es .teemed and distinguish,4l character, the late 31r. J. WYATT, was on Thursdav'appointed architect to Westminster .A;nbei,r, an ()like as honourable to the claims of the living, as the grunt of it is flat tering to tlte ,memory and merits of the deccesed possessox. . . • ~ Although it had.been recommended by the chief Magistrales of the University ,and City of Oxford, to forbear illumivatiofts, on account of the late most important. and glorious - intelligence from .the Continent, it was impossible to restrain the heart- Irk gladness of the inhabitants upon this happy oceas a ion, and last night a general and splendid illumination took place, accompanied . with hop, 'h . ,res, fireworks, and other demonstrations of joy, rs. 3011DA1.4 leave s town to-morrow for Bir ini„‘gy,:im,' where she is engaged to perform four nights nnitnencin g on Monday next. : We yeste:ilaY copied a paragraph. from the Bath Ch ron i c l e on subject on which the following is a st ill more sath!actorystaterncutin the Ruth.-He rail In our last we ",-)pieti a paragraph from an other paper respecting' ,:he apprehension, in this city, of a jyironet, fo ; ent,:lezziing King's stores. The article, as far as, coneeNis the Gentleman al luded to, is totally err9nena,.. 6 ...—ft particular ae emilit of: alp Jultai liriggs, : a maim:Ws-mate of 41 ' man of war, (E:ke person who WAS . )nreltende(i) Hw y he seen in ocr last page. The pre , t,it Baro net of that name: is a.young Gent.Leman of th," first iuMuumoutlishire."--Da.: 4 ihrald, SECOND 11-441)11511°''1-' SUN-OVVICn,. Two ott.oc • - ESCAtig OF iitIONAPARtiI TO EltF l5 The following most critical and iimurtant: fotthation has just reached-tm The B c 6unc Emperor has agdin, we fear, been lucky en in enacting his escape, and provitlin for personal safety, at least for the momen t. Paris Papers to the 2 d ha ve ju st reached to They hnhouned the arrival of 111014,11'ARTIr the 23d, at :Erfitrt. There is 'a Elispaieb i Lim of that date, find another of the but we cotilil not ascertain fro nt tvliatibee. pdmits, what he cannot concell, thin. 01' have been enormous, but consoleatascif, ~ attempts to soothe the. French na tion, by 0 . ing, that only 12000 Frenchmen have been pl de'embeet. He attributes all hi s disasters It defection - of his allies, against whom hail curses not loud, but deep. ' - NAVAL NEWS. ~. ..,_ , (1; ; , Yxnuotrrn, Nov. s.—Arrived tue - A , T e ll.- sloop' of war frOm 6ottenbar4b, and Itt . front a cruise. , ,4 ANOTHER LETTER.—Arrived tbe .V" .- ' 4 , the talc l r 1 e i g (3 , .r 'i .:n d d l A ms rn b iv r ,& lg e ll . t & ve c r . v iln"aPs°sretdtace,'i:l, and Bedford on a cruise in the Surat Pi; allt ie. Kangaroo sloop of war and celloY t°' ships Cadinus, ll :_ f i l Es; ‘ /;7 5 , . --- at ' t ‘ d 7ri Q vc l: l - 1177bi : sf'ul::j;.14 “,. are the ...1g,,,,,s Downs,, . Ol The Lion French privateer, prize to!.) amemnon antiuntcleiritztirtvr:o7o::o mentioned yesterday, ca me i n to 10, 44 ,,,,, , morning. His M a j es ty' s s hip Qziem il i ', o to snui7oy to the West Indies, and the (1° c- to the Downs. 'he inhabitants of this i' l ' t" evincing.their sense of the important e o l rei tl ; glorious victories ga i n ed by ate ''' .s a i. o t- .3 l i eF tl s:L a l.: l l l : :l tu t s i French Armies, by a general illoutirratiali are now one continued bhae. f i TH, 1 ov . 3 —S ai led t. 1(..., ~.. • Nymphet Adrlai.al l o i o i t u l o t:c t o i r ' , l: is ij e c lo e n t:1: 13 11 13 1 : d i S e s c r il: ::::::1 1 : 1' DEAL; Nov- s.—Sailed his Y l - I '.j estY 1 Five o'CLocx,—A 4 ,„ er al sige i „i al' North Sea Fleet, for t h e w hofi ef t h . ll i r in c io : C tli -°.: 3 : B l ; i s:h e li c : N i i a ro g i : i i ii : i ) : g i .l . i r a . i yi n ie ss ( c n o tr i : I i i i 5 ;11: .y t o " ;t 1 1 :: : : :u : t : ::: 1 , `!:::::: ' •qle icc lt' ' '' "Y' 'to joi n the fleet essemblin;, h'"; , y , i Portunee arr iv ed f re no a s a° a o fto 1 On Saturday the: Derry Militia ouircl'ecride Aidletoti, to embark on board the " 394 , cti e tined to take the,l to Bristol; but in C0'1,1,11 t°, of their destinatiOn.beius• altered, they - turn the same d'iy to the above I )l3cd. , e art The. transports that base a rrived ' le:- 10 ? ; ordered to take the Derry and We st .Y°l.lC nr o month, and have to lay in provi s ioos 8 9 c'. l''-tte. which will delay' their sailing till die , of the week. They are .. lo take provisio'' ' 8 0:f' Portsmouth for Lord WEittr,;(vroNop This morning arrived his AloSe,ty'sel°q Pelican from a cruise. •i The West York are to be replacetLbefel')•, Oxford Militia.` Tls'e v Mitt ma Ntiolitha g?oi of the Ile. thiin osti};l -----iamp.----- „71,NTn?lt, Nov. ,s.—.7Wednesday eve °lll . l,l a her Highness the Princess Camtt.o/Pitola Aleurntfi's7ttletentle4ittaichelsits'eStiotr tiLh-°Bni7tlibr-d(liftyli,62lrik'e side:tee in the LoWer Lodge, at which weLecoo sent. her MAJESTY, the PRINCESSES,' the D"°' 111 , Duchess of YORK, the Duke of Coutati ~ , QDnehels 'of Liu's,. Iliad a select paltY' t lic . .1 'news Band attended on the oecal;on, it!,. I,i full__ iiniform; and performed a concert 1"0, .Hntise. The Band Of - the Royal o n ce V io . her In their regimental uniform, attended an d P'. the. entertainment the Duke of YUAN. ICII - The sPus D it l u e . o il: London. . tiliedionter apartments. At . the conclusio,t, It °. _ Yesterday morning Prineeis Auotisr% r°(l. horsebaCk for the first time since 'Trove' ini- horseback. t , o , ' The Daqhess of YORK left Windsor for ao, fiIICCSS SOPHIA 060 rOdc • marched l'e ter' : inttl Y a t the et toittC:geA:ll'i:laillickik',7l;tnillteel f i t-' t 1 5 * t : t t l i i: : fje i e e :'.: l ll. i d i e o joie ill liOnour of the viciaries. In the e. v ot d., the haTracks andlawn were brilliantl:y ,1100,1„,„ip Ihis morning the QuREN went to Frl'i,opel Princess AuotisTA and- SOPHIA rode all ' back, , Tf t - e " \ROYAL FAMILY. ~ mg the first day of 'rcri" This be' sifter breakfasting with the ',ago Clloo.' 1 i ,,e ler:l) , r:eeticil to Westrikinqter-haii, 111)(1.0t:r.e.oloer rt 1.1 , "'al. Sir V. Cui3s,oceuvieli ir►'' to be s seat r ill tau Comninn ph.", hat is egpeCt't),„ be 4, , r° n ir4 o the otfice of Chief. Dttral l n " ro a 41 i j • i""ing of the week. 'rue late <Aliii ''' not attend,