The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-09 00:00:00

„ . This Day was palrlighed, in Oc.lavu, I:js. irx boards, A N ,iIiSTQIIICAL V I E‘V Id tile. DOMES [IC ECONOMY of .2..atliAT Bitrrikir); 'crow the envitest to the preheitt•••Times.: with a comparative •Eitintate of their ettielent Stvemkt ; tl,l;i,iiig . trout their Popu larity and. Agrioilture, 'their Manufactures atitl ,Tra,le, In every Age. Nen' Editiuti s corrected, enlarged, 'and con stltiNietttO ISW. • • . •' Ily tigOltfit: CIL% /lite Author of Caledonia, and t Considerationo on Com ineree, Coup.; and: ( 4ruttlatiott. • • Printed for Longman, iltirsti , Orme, and Brown, oltul and I)avieg, Londonf, an& Oinstable and Co. -Edinburgh, ittre-1 Cat 1 Lisbon, a Gottenburgli, i Brazils, 1 Ilc li gulan I, •I Guernsey, 1 J 0.31, is Pub . liti; e Waterford, OF S'I'l)(lKS Till 4 DAY sC 3 WIT:1.V"; o l cimcK, Calm) . eX.diV. lted. A SOt fRi PariS Paiiers reached tiiwn last night to the sth instant.:—They NVithonC u", word of intel ligence..from the wreck of the Gland Army, al -011511 in an article from , Frankfort i .- dated the 30th ult. ( ~ yeral perons Ineutionc,l cOming -from, the army. It is held out, that several co horts-of the !,.:•ational, Guard 'have`tmlicited. per , iois*Fliiit'io •Gi'atier to reinforce'. which, .rho , troops. are stated to be marching ; but from thecontitmed. silence of the Parii Papers us to the events 6.a had occurred at the meat of war subsequent to the sth of December, it may; well be doubted whether any army remained to lie reinforced. There can be no doubt, that if any pdrt of the intelligence which it is evident must have been received from the uriny, could havebeen in any possible way manufactiired ►into a favour - able account, publicity would without delay have been given to it. The next accounts from Russia doubtless, satisfactorily account for this, si knee of the Paris Papers. Unfortunately, how ever, three Clottenburgb Mails still remain due, and we arc without the means of ascertaining the real +situation of the armies. To cOnsole the people of France for the absence intelligence as to the fate of their relatives in the Gratid Army, (at; it is still called, though the term now becomes a mockery) they are gravely told, that the Kvs‘t of Roma took as air ing Ili 11 COOCII ► An atticlt dated from Vienna the 22d ult. states, that the Emperor of 'AvvrciA hearing of BvoNAP RTE'S .procpecliag to Pio . ls, had deter utiHeil to send-thither Field Marsha ‘ l. COunt PE Di/ NA' to reside there hi' a diplomatic, chnriteter. .• . It is supposed by A sore that this indicates' an approaching negociation. .1:non this point we have no means of deciding, but .the publication bt the iirtiele'rnaY.strve - to'shew the anxiety of 13UOLV ARTU. to support the 'allegation iu a.recent arti . de in the Moniteur,, that the relations of Austria andYrance remained upon the :;iiine*friendly toot ing iiii . befOre his disastrous campaign iu Russia. We insert this day a full report of the proceed in ;s of a Meeting of the Merchants, Mannfac• turas, and others interested in the trade to ludia and China from the Port of London. They are of course hostile to any measure for openilig the trade to 'lndia to, the other ports of the Apire ; but we do not see in the argu- ments used, or in the Resolutions passed, any thing to-- alter the opinion we have already expiess % The main features of the arguments resorted to upon this occasion - were, that not more than two-tifilis of the tonnage allotted by the Com pany to Private Trade, under the Act of 1793, bad, in the last eighteen years, been occupied by individuals and that the throwing open the trade would cause great distress in the metropolis, fTqm the nutithi2v of ,persons .now dependent in varions voky3 upon the, continuance Of the mono poly. -The: first of these arguments, however,. amounts to.very little. The laid: of only two-fifths of the tounate allotted for private trade having been occupied, may proi-e,"that under the restric- tions imposed npon it.by the Company, it was not worth cvliilo foi the,-Merchinit:i and Traders, at a distance from Loudon, 'embark in it ; but it certainly does not esta:)i; ,that because a restricted private trade s Was not found "be neficihl, that tberefore' an open trade carried on by Merchants at their own ports cannot be turned to advantage,. As to, the distress that inarbe caused in Loudon by opening the trade ,to other 'ports, it is frequently to be la- mented that measure.. for the general good of the , Empire cannot be carried into effect without producing partial injury ; but it certainly is no argtancitt against a measure combining in its ope- ation the great interests of the State, that a local evil may be produced by it. We are fully aware that much individual distress may, at least for a time, be caused in the metropolis, by open- ing the trade to other ports, ba i t in the yiew whirl] every. Statesman necessarily must take of "That is fitting for the public welfare, it is evident that the partial distress that , ma be caused by any parti cular measure, can only be weighed in the balance against the general good it is calculated to pros duce. Yesterday Viscount Sznmount and Count MuNsT • ea had audiences of the PittNcit REGENT at Cariton-lionse. Yesterday the Duke of YORK, as Cotnniander in Chief, transacted Military business with the PRINCE RECENT. Yesterday about twelve o'clock,,theQUl:EW and PaiiiicESSES left the Queen',b Palace for Windsor, tscorted by a party of light horse. Yesterday the Prince ss iT CHARLor. of WALES 'sliried at Warwiek-bonse ; and soon after six o'clock, her Royal Highness; attended by Lady Da _CLIV,VORD left town for Windsor. The Marquis of rA.t.I NGTON btu heenlappointesi eforerna of Oravesend and f riWary, in the room of the late Lientenant-General. Sir TnomAs Mos- GRAVE ; and Sir GetoncE PAUVOST iz ta havc the eonnnand of Sir TyomAa's regiment, the 76th. In consequence of the dispatches iwougbt from Culiz-911 Thursday, Viscontit CASTLERE44III titall muli,ed a (ahinet Connell, to take the opinian . of the whole Cithinet., on them. .The Conucil met yehterday at one o!clock, at the Foreign Office, which sat:till near four ol.clock. At the break •ing up of the Council, Viscount CAsuatr.FAott waited npon the PatNea. ItEonNT, pt. Citiltoll.• llow4, to report the result . of tliciupFoseed.ings, an ;puke bis Royal eoinnwuls upon them. Dispatches were sent off on Thursday night to Sir Jonsi Boui,ssx W4III3LN, ut Bernaida. Dispatches have been .received from Admiral AfAuTiN, dated the 21"ith On hoard the ImPe tueux, in the Tagus, containing a fist of Spanish prisoners taken fighting, in the French ar;ny, and who are immediately to be sent to England. On Monday a female / in man's apparel, was en listed as a recruit in the 53d regiment, quartered in Shrewsbury. She shortly afterwards confessed her sex, and said, that her object was to have , been enlisted into the 43d regiment, as in that corps she had a lover, who was now on foreign duty, and that she adopted this expedient from a wish to follow him. She was dressed •in blue jacket and trowsers ;. her .father is a` respetable farmer in the neighbourhood Of St. AKIO, lien-. bighshiie. On Wednesday evening, about nine o'clock, as' an industrious man, of the name of Ross, was puss . ing along Narrow-wall, in his return home from :Dean -street, Holborn, where he had been to re ceive sonic money, his savings, nearly opposite the Strand-bridge, he was seized by two ruffians, one • of whom held him by the throat so as to prevent hint • calling out for assistance, while the other rifled his pockets. After the villains had robbed bilk of kis all, amounting to 91. lls. ad. they ran WI. NAVAL NEWS, PORTSMOUTH, JAN. B.—Arrived his Maiesty's. bloop Stag from off Havre ; the Bold gun-brig, tend Snap matey from ernize ; also, iirrived his Majesty's ship Lavinia from the Mediterranean, and is put nude; cp(arantine. nacre are many transports arrived from Lisbon, but cannot learn their names. Sailed Itis Majesty's ship WolverinP on a cruize, and the Hope with a convoy for the Downs. P.S. The Aboukir, with her convoy, for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediteraneau, remain at Spit hem!, DEAL, JAN. 8.--Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Venus, Sarah, and Fen et, from the South Seas, and a brig from the Calk cannot learn her name. Arrived the Crillin aiuti3cdpole sloops of war, from'a'cruise, and the Heron front'Sliet:.ness. The outward-bound arc stril det.:Aed. CITY OP. LONDON TAVERN. • SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of . the PEOPLE of RUSSIA, suffering the severest ptiva tionS and distress'es in consequence of tne Freneh'lnvasion. At a Meeting of the Committee; Jan 11;11', 1813, ~1. NVECtIELIN, Esq. in Ow chuir; • 'Resolved, 'That Sir itichurd CntrGlyn,t3art.beadded to the Coutmi . . Amount. of Subscriptions alreadyadvertised ,C 30 , 6 46 16 • • IS. Serly z 2 Lic!gyp], Lowe,& Co. 81 10' G. "' 0 10. itohn.flavidsom •• )0 10 Bartlett. ainl Nilson, Dentitits and•dreaves 21 ' 0 Bud, i ILAl,.(nt i J ohn,Jatues• stud • and lett 26 5 Mangles 105 0 Air. C. 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Litrztc, Doc. 22.--,The . passage of the troops which are proceeding to join the Grand :Army daily continues. , Nets, JAN. 3.--"lfiS Majesty the King of Rome , took all airinglil his carrao, • PAnts, .LOl. 4.----The day before yesterday his Imperial Majesty, accotnirinied only by his EX eclieney the. Grau,i. cif the Palace, - Made the tour of the . Basilique of Notre 'Dame, and the buildings of the archieykcapalPalaee of Rai's. Iris Majesty afterwards visited the 'work of the gene ral' depot for wines, .the mot‘utnental. fountain of tin: Elephant, the Exchanges &c. .&c.' of N . tE u s s t t N r a ia , , D up o o c n . A hearing t ij li esty his t i‘ h i c ai l e ;: s n t t y pe t r h o e r 111:1:ml,i)ireersoJeNti:tpaoniteioaliftii havingo 'on the 14th inst. arrived t remained there for some time, proceeded for Paris, determined upon sending to the latter Capital; Field Marshal Lieu tenant Count de ilub.ina to reside there in a di plomatic character. RATtspoN, D09.126.--Wit expect here' to-day the 3d brigade of the 55th diVisitin, coining, from Italy. It marches in two columns, feinting to . ' getiser 5382 infantry, atul . l3oo horse. F,itottu ! owr, 20;---The Ditke of 13tisVtno , ' arrived here at half-ruit five this morning. • Excellency, alighted at the house csl Count . 11e-T. douville, and at tvr&o'clOCk in die afternoOn set out forMayenee. .11isnighness the Hereditary Prince Nassau Wielbourg arrived , here yesterday, with Baron .Dangen and ' , Baron Nguilictisi4l. is going to Wieldb9nrghansen. On the same day pit,osed 'Baron 'Perlin - , Aid-de i• Camp to General Lebuft, coming, from ambi neneu ; M. de Castellanne, Aid-de-Camp to thy neral Count Narbonne) tie Lendres„. Aid-de- Camp to Count. nonthrun, on his ‘v.ay .from the army to Pat is, &c. &c. &c,; ,and a 'French Count on his roe to from Konigsberg .to , FRANKFORT, DEC. 30.—Tha passage of.people returning .yesterdayf:ltAtwut tibmess.Grialtatt Army i l .on. c i o ,it n o t i i i n , u i c ) s. ro ing from Eonigiberg; M. 1.1101ete,,, Auditor to the Council 'ot'Statee front %Vilna ;..2+le•srs. trae man and Chaise, Aida-de-Camp to M , lrshaf the. Duke of Reggio; atu_ I :several other j,.; sans at :7 taelied to the 141mperor's WA.U.SAW, 1,4.--There continue to pass through. this city troops on their way to reinforce the Grand Army,- prittaitecvcr La B;r0 to(I: i t11:1: O C f has, on the Ist of this month, captured, on t he coa st Of Barbary, .the English ship Sisters, of 456 tons, manned with 30 men, which was boUnd f ct :on e t e, London to Malta, With a Ic2rgo of sugar,' ow The, Babrole and . her rrize entered this port on the 13th inst. ARMY Of CATALONIA. EXTRACT QP A , LETTER, TO . HIS EXCELLENCY •THE MINISTER AT WAR, FROM M. OEN. COUNT in CAHN, UoMMANDEIt'IN CIIIEW or TUE ARMY Or CATALoNtA, (4erona, Dec. tI3 " "INlotasztalgrua,--After .the expedition of Geo. Maurice Mathieu into ,the camp of Tarra• putt, of which I have had the honour of giving your Excellency, information, 1 occupied mysell, on his return, tvith the means of throwing into Barcelona a considerable quantity of provisions, owborsaback, and at the same time prepared my self to return to Gerona, Ivhere my presence is necessary' fOr .somedays, in order to render my correspondence with your Excellency more regn lar„ and to regulate the affairs of Upper Catalonia. 1 in consequence , gave orders to Gen. Lamarqne to 'send to'Saint Celan; the convoy intended for Barcelona, to cause it to be escorted by 3000 men, and to take the necessary dispositions for having ,the whole assembled on the t 2th at the ' appointed place. In the interval. which the exc cation or these orders naturally caused, I receiv ed information that the enemy was forming june tions at Caldas, and at St. Felice de Codinas. On the llth I caused a brigade of reserve, commanded by General Espert, to break up from its cantonments, ,near to !Weelima and 1 went with it to Junta Perpetua to threaten bald as. The General of Brigade Devaux, with 1500 men of the garrison of Barcelona, left that place on the same day, and went to take position at St. Andre. The reports of my emissaries informed me, that the enemy, on the first news of our movements, bad fallen back on the Guarga. On the 12th, at break of day, I caused the brigade of Espert and DeVIMX, to depart, and I conducted them on the same day to Cardidew, where, on account of the bad weather, they dick not arrive till it was very late, the roads being very difficult for a certain number of carriages, vebieb bad come from Barcelona, and were clan ing to Gerona the ,wounded men, and those tr pable of recovering, which are sent oil (• France. • '' On arriving at Cardidew, the inhahlt3o informed rite that a column of about tsvo,ol 3004 men had crossed that village at nine o'cl oci in the morning, directing their march on St.- 0 lOni, and that another column, which dig be . : lieved to be still stronger; bad at .the sant, hor passed .by Virta Major, and followed the sttate• rection. I felt that it was the enemy's intent io ! •to „dispute the passage of the TrentoTasas totl o convoy of Ge.rona. I endeavOured accOrdinglo, m •coniunicate with . Brlrrmann's Brigade , Y ittiel , was at the salae - day to arrive at Celoni ; ' the same time I pushed forward a reeoliugisk i f of cavalry, on the road to Villa Major. Tbii* connoissance fell in with a patrale, of Spaniel; Ina cars, who .tied full speed after the Asst of carbines.. At.four, o'clock in the morning.' put the tFoops in march. I caused the conVoY. Barcelona to , be parted at Linas, tinder the AtIll'„ of General Devaux, and I nuirchecl with B s p etl! brigade towards the heights of Trento l'4 where we arrived at break of day. The. etie 4l ] m infored of our arrival at Cardidew , had tr,i7 ,1- 1 , his project, and had posted himself in, P 4 :Nights of St. /Stephen, joining Mont te.oo, an, to the road which leads to Vech by Viilaß Gc.f,ralßurrniatm being informed by me, eng"F without difficulty the convoy in the Trento 10 . ; he wa; not disturbed but by some tirailleari riit were,,repnlsed by 'the detachment gnard, :and the junction Was effected 'abont I I tha'Morning. NVltilst the convoy was finny; oid went to ohserve the position of the Spaniarif9;lo soon perceived them descending from the bt into the plain of St. Esteve, and retaking to road to Ganega. I had for a momenCliPP el . forcing them 'to battle, and for that - entr e v t ' , sent General Espert with seven battalions t°' cnpy. Villa Major, disposing my other ttqoP, V, ;yards Linas in such a naainter tie to'be march immediately, if the enemy • should . ",c. a j the combat; but scarcely did Le perceive the, arl of our columns than he hastened to regain the.,olFo skim) he had quitted ; not then having allY tt of reaching him, I deeided in 'keeping 0' 6 0 4 'that position, in order to insure the l'O re ( t i o march of the convoy which left Curditiew en _ Jo • 14th, tit break of day, and . arrived at St. A . on the same evening. added the 79th reglw.,,, to the troops of General Devaux, in Order to r o vent myself any inquietude on that head, inn l . os , augment the force which I leave with G en t etal ;during my stay in • Upper Catalonta• convoy entered Barcelona on the morning (" 15th.. • ell Tlie reconnoissances sent to Villa, s 3 ; the 141th,' ht break of clay, perceived the spo, retreating on the toad to Vcch. General 1'31,11 • marched towards Celoni; by' St. -Ester',-, entered that town With the brigade of Tail"' by Lititis and Trento-Pains. nai l Lasseyhad openly declared that lie take the -convoy; and to suoceed ila&intited . . all the. diSpoSable troop: , lie had, without tinubt,- bo r a t 44) etiert,el : l:,. but, as if h.. could not be effected sit:lllC ,10.41);///' bas,:ilways kept hisiiielf :wt. ',l4og' l " . ' (piny viewed from the height ' s th at rtfit'bitn, the pitiap.; . 01 Whiel' he 11...01 -- • 116 soldiers. I have, c Cot: N'T DtC.l-- • 'Thursday the .Duke of Camentnoalfa / f agog entertainment to the QUEEN', at his I S t ‘ 0 ) 71 11 11 r A i i t g ul f! e n Y e - ,4: 1 ries; and the servants out of livery worei l t o steester;vltitrtlail;(‘lvricilettaitiltl944l - and gold uuiforms. The house, been fitted 'up by his Royal Ilighees3 with .taste. , and splendour, was brilliantly illantie.A,L; The company began to arrive about a q uarter .m .fore.seven o'clock. The. QUEEN, P r i l lCOS,stl'i NC ti GUSTA and IVIArtY, arrived at seven, " e P:tIE4EGENT'S carriages., There were , P lt be)ides the Queen, .Princesses, Ana the fiost, the Prince •liegent, the Dopes o f Cil6,l:gten and' Cumberland, the Countess of :rIA. I J t ;iI - Lord St. fielens, Earl and 'Counteo of Dn.'? Lady J. Thynne, Lord and Lady At ran. i f/ About nine o'clo c k the company r°* e x ii c t dinner, and retired to an elegant suite ot t •ivhich• were' thrown open, in consequenceiro :addition to the party, consisting of Viscoun(4 .tlereqgh, Col. Deykin, Gen..Grenfell; th e . ' 4 Ol tens of Cardigan, the Ladies Stanhope , .Phootufield, Lady Bathurst, Miss Golds‘v°'l the Earl of Yarnionth, and Several othrr l ' ip ti numerous assemblage Wlis gratified with a ' id ' ing Vocal C o ncert', which commenced ,tlelightftil Glee, " - Since Harmony d e ign). '1;0 iiiii - erent pieces .were for he the l k b. REGENT, the Duke of ClimataLaign, ten . o'clock,, the l'rincess Cua.aLoltc , ac t p . t y uied by the Princess. SOM.% Of • riVe'lt' from Kensington Palace, whvi c t 1 IL betn ; dining with tlie,Princ.els tag: the Princess C I CAR LO TTR'S IliCtt 3 " company flocked round .her to p:iv thei r iationt on • the return • of the day. principal' singers were Mes , r.s.• Gass, .•• &c. Air. C. Knyeetcpresided at the piaito;b, The •SeAutstt AM a MS-ii gaVe a illr: et net' yesterday,' at his house in Dover-511'04' nimerniii party' of distinguished re° ° among whom were— tor KosiowAy the itnss'an Arnhassado.r, grkese and Swedish Ainimss,t.lo: 4: the Spit'nish C 05 7:y4 CaStaticul:i Baron Ni.ulac C&Drit Worntatv'for, Oust, Lord ' s Castlereagh uncl'Sit. "s' i ' re P r A C(n,k, and Strerin • the. Itari of Moira %11l Party, but was keventei by th" 6 w id en neWt. ter's deatii. • • The Countess of .LIVERPOOL came to Thursday front Combe WOO& for t lie pA t purpose of meeting theQui.r.s at the leo . CCSIERIDtIE'S on, ThurstlaY• The C ` )111) • town again yesterday for the samePlaca• 0 1 Whatever nmy be thought ()£ the th e I lents of Mr. 'rF r. Co.CO.S, certainly cies' erv°. 10,1 . 1 respect for the zeal with which he i 4 Ott posed - to exert them in the cause of hualiaitd Mr. Warr Ileum?, it seems, has r f .:e 40 , 1 soy ere ignty.of the Green-Room , at . t o , lA and it has now become' what it used scene of case and gOod butnour,.