The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-27 00:00:00

z ' (1) Forgery .and falsehood, invented to impose do credit ). c.Saint implies a doubt of the existence of any such porton. _ _ _ he good of his soul. 11 ale i' the Protestanf s. • (4) To, rchelloni and murder. (i) iu rebellion,•)ltinder, and murder. (6) Can a Sovereign after this redgu his Veto ? ( 7 ) Tills princely person of Sir Menu) wris after wards on a gibbet at Dublin, by order of Oliver Croniwell. MAILS. • Comma, 1 Leward t Snrinani, I Dub— , lin, Watcrford. Cadiz, 1 LiAini, I Gotten burgh, ► Guernsey, I Jersey.., IntlC.l; OF STOCIS TIC'S litY AT TWOLVI.: O'CLOCK. rotls.)h 681 6.91 j 6 per Ce.tit. . 8811 T 1 _.I 1-47, SUN. I..:CitE, rdt1.8(11 I,I)ItAT L ONDO N, vatißovv, alAßcu 27, MI A. Coruntm Mail arrived this 'morning, The movements of the French, mentioned in the fol- Jowipg extracts from the Papers, and particularly the departure.of SOULT, strongly tend to confirm the previous accounts of the retreat of a con der- Able number of the enemy's troops from the Pe ninsula,. COMPSNA, MAACII 6.---JosErn entered Valk &id on the' 4th inst. with great pomp. The Vreneh will abandon, Leon, Beriavente, Zamora, and Salamanca, upon which points onr troops arc hiove The English have placed their army ttp ~$ ine.most t)oting. Official account of the persons wllo accompany the intrusive Fling, .for whom lodgings were being preparef; on the :id : The w,lioie were to arrive in the sain city on the sth nr , Generals, two Mantlels (Sou'i.fr .cnd :,1olltio), two Ministers, the Parierdi, the.Atioiter of the Ceremonies ; three inspectors, :IS coionels, 30 Lieutenant: 7 Colonels, 2 ()Mina tears in Chief, 6 Deputy . . ditto, Conde de Mot,rro., Pow of -CLITANILLA, Conde de S.. A N'ASTAS tO, Conde tie CANCLADA, Marquii of BLNEvENTO Prince of SANTA Citvz, Senor CARRAFA, Senor L wit:4A,, 104 Captains of the Stall. Troops—Ca vell.); 'artillery 380, infantry 1972 ; total /into Oer of troops '29;22. The head-quanerti of the French Army (deno minated Anil of Portugal) are, it is said, going t itialatualica, although others assert they will not proceed beyond Simance and Tordesillas, A UENTE LA itLYNA, FEB. 13.---l'esterdarthe garrison of Tafalla surrendered, after an obstinate re •istance of three days. Our artillery did won ders„ destroying the great fortifications which had bee inane. 'rite • Go'veinOr was killed tile pre ceding:day, .We also u re d spine, loss, beinng driven from a :btcacb • which could not be entered, on account of being defended by two fosses and palisades ; ofticei s Above 300 pri vltos 'Were made pri4oners ; the killed and wound cut cxceed 1 00, CAPNIAGENA, FEL 29.---The, French still oc cupy saint e points',of Fuente ltt Otiguera,,...nid Puerto- Aibayda. remaintler'of -the conv o y from Sieily, with nhich Lord BENTINCK WaS to in.t yet. arr;ved, ALILAINT, 'SEA, 14.---.Suctrir demands rein.: force s';with the. utmost dispatch ; those which Wircelowl for Valencia did nOt ex ceed •Thi) miti were HA:tacked,- put to tibtone tji;:(lit, : , 11;1 iftri.'eo under the very walls of ouly the Catalonian (4icado res , an a the rt.giment, under -the cam wand (.1' Colonel lAso, General INTII„tvs, and v 'with ;itont 4000 wen, entered t a co, ii the e Aany`to shut himself up in captich.k., con , „ cut, which -was ,to be attacked by thers, have lat Ply ound ont (1) a prophecy there remaining of 00, St. Lai ~.;ianus, an Irish Bishop of. Cashel, wikerein he saith, that the Mother 'Church of Rome falkth, when in Ireland the Ca tholic Faith is ovccon',-. Therefore, for the glory of - the Mother Church, the honour of St. Peter, and your own (2) seettrenes'i, ruppreis (3) heresy in his Holiness's enemies ; for whet: the Roman Pdth there perished), the see of Rome Utah also. Therefore the Council of Cardinals have thoo.: , ,he fit :(4) to encourage your country of Ire hint! 9s a sacred island, being -that whilst t Mother Church bath a Son , of worth as your se;t, nud ofthcA;e that shall seccour you, (5) and join therein ; she will never fall, and -have more or less a holding of (O s Britain, in spite of fate,. Thus having obeyed the order of the sacred Coun cil, we recommend (7) your princ.dy per,on to the Holy I he blessed Virgin, St. Peter and: 'St. Pa.u, am! all :he heaven',. host. Amen " .EPISCOPUS NUTEN-SIS. itaina! 4 El..tien. 1:;3,13." theßU( tu iLL 0, th if 1$ brilliant here, It appears iodubitalde t Ike e ' eavairir has It for . 6ene;al litLL d troops- Ul( e m i , 1141 , holirh004,111; 41101 , —'t -1.-411 y th retttri) to France of the AL-tr,1).4,,,, i*s.(vvt il)1(1 food by enc. 41i,;iii)pedr.ince of Alqu A T anti IlutTnlFla, Inc i .;one, U J, ,tan c liazow* Wlzither, zitay be Vail 'ore BADAJOZ, Alincit is said that the g'reatc: part of the English cavalry is coining to this pro. since, for the pnrpose of foraging. extracts We are assured that Esroz, and IAIINA have taken, close to Pamplona, the vanguard of a convoy proceeding to France. Government have received letters from Co. runna, and from the Marquis of WELLINGTON, but they contain nothing of importance. - It VMS reported, last night, that EvoNATARTE hod left Paris, and was proceeding, after visiting. Darrk.rit i Antwerp., and Flushing, to join the Army. We do not find, however, that this rtt , moue is sanctioned from any authentic solii : ce - of information. A more probable 'lma has been brou,?,lit by some vessels arrived from. Holland, statink,, that the people ,of that country had manifested a dis position to insurrection against the FreUch au thorities. IVe have to-dny no further intelligence from the North; but the following letter, received by the lute Mails, from an Officer employed in the Swedish expedition, contains some it facts. STOCKHOLM, MARCII 9.—The expedition to Pomerania is to take place immediately. On the day after to-morrow I shall set off. We' are_Booo strong, and the Command is given to General SANneLs, an Officer universally esteemed ; and if Nye are supported in April, by succours from Eng land, we may flatter ourselves ivith the fairest pro spett of success. Whether the main Swedish army will fbllow is yet uncertain, and depends on ar rangements which are still to be made. The North of Germany is ripe for us, and . • the:pea* are joir►ing the stinulard of General DE Yonc lc thonsands. Tiip spirit of insurreetiuia has spread as far as CasSel. " The Grand Fre»ch arniy,whieli has quitted Ber- Jill, is about .17,000 strong. It is probable tha t the Russians are now before Magdeborgh, The remains of the French artillery, which at the open-- ing of the campaign, WAS Composed of 700 pieces, were wholly abandoned at Posen. So completelY sunken is the spirit of tin French, that they fly at the first approach of the Russians." 11,ear-Adatiral Flcr u hoited Lis flag yesterday on board Ilit 1 hilantv, iii the Dawns, and will suit' with the squatiton for the Baltic, the montentihe wind becomes favourable. The liberal character of the 11r)tisli mind 'will receive no slight gratification iO hearing that - the Prinees,sCu VitLOTTE visited the Prince,s oft AL E . 4, yesterday at Blackheath,. at remained =vith her to dinner. The!sitnation.of the Princess nriV A LEs , depfivedi of her veneraUte rarcnt, and agitated by recent events, aS . as by . the . presinre of thar.d'innestie calamity; rendered such as viiit effiiiirly welcome and consolatory ;it the p res e n t moment ; and as . it Must-have been made with the entire concurrence and approbation of - the Pat i , ict U.Eor NT, it must afford- satisfaction to the people gcne,ral, u 4 w - ell as to thc illustrious parties themselves. . , master, and the master for the servants. On this account we do not doubt the truth cif the intelli gence which we have received to-day, under date of 22d February, from Toledo, saying that Souvr %ills on the Ist of March to Wont for France, accompanied by the general Staff of artillery, a great number of office's, and many troopL.:-.... Gen. GAZAN is to command the remainder, having for his second, Gen. Vim-misc. According to intelligence from Aladrid, of the 13th Feb. JOSEF!t had received an order from his brother to send him troops, and by way of con soling, him, another, appointing him Generalisimo of the troops which should remain. We are 4ssured that Lord WELLINGT'ON has sprit an official dispatch to our Govcrnment, beg :: Bing its consent, to the coming to the Peninsula of an auxiliary Russian force of 15,000 men. At a late hour this day, Lisbon Papers reached own to the Oth instant, The following arc Ltsitow, MARCII a word of 'news, the Army has made no alteration in its positions. The French are levying contributions wherekr they cau, and are collecting in large bodies. It is generally supposed here, that they intend to go north of the Ebro, without attempting any thing. CADIZ, FEB. 21.—We have received intelligenc e here, by different ways, of an action which Eseoz and MINA hilt! on the 30th January in Caraseal. The accounts differ : some say that he defeated ' 7000 -French, taking from them a • convoy, five pieces of artillery, and 2000 Inca ; others reduce these 'advantages to the taking of a convoy which left Madrid, and 500 men who csborted it. CA1(01.114.1, Fxe. 17.—The enemy ennoinucs to desolate La Mancha; and to send to Madrid all the money of which he robs it. Ile has removed his hcathquarters to llinogas, on the road toll.; lencia. • NAVAL IVEIVS. .The Nest India fleet that sailed yesterday, have not yet bore ►i for this port, they were seen this morning about two leagues south of the Manacles, ►and are exr ccted to be in to-morrow, as it blows fresh. I'ORTSMCKTTII, Attie 26.—Arrived .his Ma jesty's ship Perseus from Plymouth ; Corntorani sloop of tvar and Elgin cutter, with' n convoy, from the Downs ; Retreat, Union, nod Moffitt In charnel), and Rotier South-Senman ; from ditto. . Sailed his Mujesty's ships.Searbgrough :Ind Colos sus for the Downs, and the Mi,sleloe to the ‘vestward.. Went out of harbour his Altijesty's ship rophou. DEAL ) MARCH 2G.."'-,Adlliii:ll Timis has liciste:l his flag in the DownS'anchrill proceed, as soon as the wind changes, to the Baltic, with a considera ble stpliulroli of men of war. The Kangaroo sloop of war latel.Larrired in the Downs, brought home a considerable consignment of specie, gold and silver, which was landed at Deal, and sent from thence to the Bank of. Eng •, lan t d, under a proper escort, hy'Mr. IoouLDEN, the East India CoMpany's agent. Five o'Clock---Sailed his Majesty's ship Glou cester, Rear-Admiral VratitiEß, with fire sail' of the fine, for oil the Texel. FALMOUTH, AlAticif 24.--Arrived this day his Alajesty's. brig•Ortes, of 16 guns, from a cruizt ; the Lady Pelham pneket, lklAas:roll. (acting), with wails; front Jarn:llea, thirty ..(lz)ys nom' Thomas's- Diana packet arrived at Barba does on-the 19th Januury, on which (lay sail rl fro m thence his Majesty's shills Sea/tont! nud, Arab, with convoy, for the Ledward.islands.--; The Pc/itant sailed in corn my with the Diana . packet' to St Lucia, when' the Diana proceeded to 'Jamaica.. Several sail of merchantmen had ar-' rived it thit d ukgonpe: Thep .cket fell in' with, at aear the Dilit Islands, h;s . - M:xjesty's ship, P . C.S.• tali h4ving on board the 62.11. regiment 3' Ma , . iesty's ship Surprizei _MajesLy's spi.der,' ;041 his Majesty's schooners' Perugia;, Enzabetb, and Dominica.' Also pirived t 1 Adventure Ricket,, SAmrsow, 'with sn a il s froin Cortinna, fire'days p3ssage. TORBAY, M'Atten 2 4.---Sailed, at eleven o'clock this morning, his Majesty's ships Salsette and Doris, with the East India and Brazil ships ; they are now clear of the bay, but the wind is still at N. N. F#. Arrived his Majesty's ship nornulus, an d h as taken on board about 300 marines from Berry bead barricks ; h e ir Majesty's ship s Fox and Dio mede are hourly expected, for the same service, and ,ire to proaeed lot: America, On being joined by the division at PlyJnouth. A , stronger proof cannot well be gi vet in of the confident Inipes enterta i ned by Goveriient, a the liberation of the Continent, than the intention they have signified, of furnishing, regular cinfvo yi for the li.',lbe and the 'Weser. The followin g is an official communication on,the subject ;--- - . " Athuiralty ()Mee, March 25, 1810. "I have in conlinand froin my, Lords ('olmnigsioners of the Athuiritlty, to aequoirtt )ou, in return to yout letter of yes terday's date, that 'llcar - Autairal 'Sir Thomas Willioins has lierto..,lirectftoc to appolat il COti 'r)y for the bade bolod to the Matte an,l IVeier, 50 SuOtl il3 a , :itiicieiit ottinWer of vessels shall %iivi. a Eli v4l At the Nore, atut„to.coatinue to'do so, every 14 days, until Wither older;, " 1 Lott; Sir, s&c. " To Juiln Duttutt, Esil.'! J. W . CRUDER." The under-mentioned Ships, outward-bound; Were all well on the. 2 0th January last, in lat. 1. N. 10ng.23 W.•vii Cienoral P Narquis CauvOen, Marquis of Ely, Per ', severance, Cliario; Grant, ilaul Ceres.' The no:i,vtent&; Sc w 4 lIT Z WALD, from Liver pool to Ciottenburgh,, was totally lost, off th e Wart& of .Lessoe, in a violent hurricane, the be ginning of Febriiary; the master and the whole of the crew drowned. • 011 the 22d instant„. the. University of -Gam e, . bi•ide og;till thrown into considerable alarm by a tire breaking tin t at Sidney College ; the incendiarv,'•theref9re, must b e still within its walls.' rehe tlatnes w t r e tirwer _ with, ottrutueli clainago. * . . PLYMOUTIT, 111Attcn 25. —Put in here to jta-i convoy the brig Mope, ECYANT, from Penzande; latleti with wine, fruit, and juniper berries, bound to London this cargo was landed at Penzance some time since, from a vessel Which put in there in disaess. . The battali on of Marinc4 and brigade of Ar tillery which arrived herd some time since from the Coast of Spain, will; it is said., embark for Ca nada,• as soon as the ships ftppohned to convey them thither, arrive here, We miderstand the following militia regiments, Roscounnon,. and Berkshire, which are now doing duty here, have received orders` to hold themselves in readiness for 'em barkation, which, it is reported, will take'place about the 10th of April, for Ireland. ' It is also said, the Ediriburgh'and :East Devon regiments of militia are expected here to embark for the same destination. t&USILNI OF MA; fi' ~~r. gteatest and most 'this day the tu: , tiu o it country ever p os sessed, svhich bas b een Guildhall, Will be opened to not permitted to present tip Readers, ,as, eomplinient and Citizens of London, ii mined to their inspection. i itt n o ie u t s s i t ti ate lisomationur i.;it the talents, the . .friendship , . of the Right Holiouiable Oho.. bas.jcfstly estimated t of the illustrious Statesman, k occasion_ given an impressive feeting tribute to the purity pre-eminence of his powers, a his servites, not only to . but to the civilited world; work of Mr. .1 G. BCI3II. ninssy subs' figures in thk . compositiOn are represent the Island of Great . rounding waves.' On au eievatii .PITT appears in his robes as C chequer.. Below him are ET° of his power, Mercury on,iiis tive of Commerce -and patron of on the right, symbolical of Ei , To mark the splendour during Mr. Prrfs ailministra pears below oa a 'sea horse; . 1 bolt ready to be hulled Rai, her country. The' artist bad .nianage in the necessity•orliii tame with heatherk deities; Mr. PITT in his official robes he nr doceti . gree overcome the di ffi culty, anti . tr4B .'olo 9 ' work altogether highly creffitable to lo fibe TnE.LATE DUCHESS OF 1131U/N4Wl CK 'b eei f lowing arr a n g e ments , it i s said, hav e ro o for the funeral of this Prine( GENT and the QUELN heingd and feelings of the Duke of should be consulted on the men .belonging to the Lott those who havethe arrangem waited on his Serene Highn , silioen to s l i only near Vauxhall. Hi s Highne tion to be the chief mourner. Hess li a ve p d ri p r ri at v e at o e n ly e. tl Wednesday, da ) y, in no Royal est a bli s h men t, the said, at Windsor. The corpse of her Royal up in a laden Coffin. The finished. Yesteeday the following in vet• plate to be placed on the c the Herald's O 1 }ice Deposit tuu Ailutrwrlg s cipis CAnoLl GULIEL2.II FERDLNA. et Sort/I-is Ati,mitissiirti, ;et Potei Del Grath), liritanulartim Regis) ()Wit tlie.ricsitno-tertio Martii, Au The General Mourning, it i six weeks . WINDSOR, 'Manor 26. o'elock, the PRINCE REGENT Uzi ti, at the Castle, staid -Incyben returned to London. e'ettlaY Viscount CASTLEI thence of the PR'INCE REGENT esterday ,the Duke of :;,, Yee ' at his Office , iu the H° but thinly attended, it not his Royal Highness would hi 4ttence of the ciexth of the Ducl L together with Colonel l'ottnow , ;, his i,. 405 a . not having h e ld' his Levee, "', 4 ' 1 . 0 5 0 t_A were cnnary, the day revious. . Gent:rills .ICK were among those present , who sce; on leave,, and are to retinal to their 4 1111 Portugal' by the middle of April; tb lbe Duchess of YORK has been in tawil for , 4'l Week pait.' ;,. The Duke of GLOUCESTER giVe 4 i ,g 11 1 1 „ . 1 an Wednesday next, at his honse Paw:- G. r llt ‘ c ,el A l :l ) ::: i t i ti ..e s e o r. f 13uorallort A7a 11 8 1 I ; al. `'lJA to dinner to-morrow,lse 'a at his itfi! The 'Earl and Countess Of JEasgli : - t heif „are. expected in town on ilionclay grin) Alnlclletpn Park, Oxfordshire. The, • "e• yawl of Mtn t transacted boo-. 35,icricil day at the Commauder-in-Chief's Office r to his leaving .England. l a nd 0' The Earl of J.ocyr , .. (POOL will giVe a at Fit* House to a numerous party this Tile Loup CIIANCELLOR ikaS point lIENay 13c;aum.r., of tl)e M id .1'49( 1 . to ht his Lordship's Sect-0.05T0 in the place of Jam WoonpocN, 1 1 1 1 , a t S v t e e: y b il e e r e a t ' i s t . d s r e d e t i cle tu i:?:( l l, New with l [h ° e r kp toletter si Kress to the I ith ult. The bill to 0 , 11 port of foreign manufactures to the got lrceetiul; ,h f apprise µ eil:180:1w1:11aht,;::(-xiiatipsstecriNiltistese,p:iovirrnoc.woreIrssk.es,%;.etiit.t: that it 111° Y n e t s b t . erdhay morning tii:ectr" fi ever v s e ht(l : e i lti l i p i:js s e°l°f:lttlill i i Ligiraiegrisi•siat'ckwpshrtfao:l°ilnatsisnts°llol marched hirck a lei n:l a l fer a l tn i° 7 l:t viously to their embarkation tor foreii l A !totter draught of the F o ot tacit taken place, its follows : 150 from ON gimeot, 50 from • the Coldstream' 9111 u the Third they are to proceed irm af °Trts""isth. where they will embark j o l t r e p goo it ns ls are ic i l :rt t le h t"t t !d si t l o tlrio°l°dPstl:fra Lisleelv7cl6ll; i '• for entharkat ion. ; in t' ) ri The Aberdeenshire Militia marched I alt pool the be o f last week i t has since lvft that town for Giteste,r:ovot' 1 ) . r Borers,--Besides th e grea t ti!llt tha t neaux and Caller, on the 2d 0t . .M ) „ 11 0 th e tveixt ,Tait an:l Fuller will take place4/0 such hating been ratified. 7 „tiodf i n#, MANsIoN-Ifouste,yesterdayJoil!' . o jai; Divefr ,at , o d Striuds charged with fraudtilentlY , ti tieg m O r empowering frnlNir.nc n 4 ) in t i o n r e e a e P e . i P r e c r .1 10 1 41'.:17°1' remanded for further exam itottieti. ch has Dee. r.n„' ) the public., ic ins-criptio to the Corit , 3, it is first too k It does . hoo'!' 11 , and the rto6r. GEORGE ‘OO,, and svb° e, dignified, sat h eino.ict d ' the herr) ant the Bowl lgonnwent annce on ws placed ;5 in is the Britain, od't ion to the of; s ijj e ` ter :it statues cliiintcon ~ft a s the or, , Polity, o l ) l ; , ' ex alted .1 0 doqua°44o of •t .0 , 1 77, 81451tietletilles inst t- e intta l „ 4tikt° r u 0 5, he nalllV by elGiltri„6„ but ~at lutt .t , he h us i"-a.tfitacti rs' • 'file ill 71, le S irnits that the tvittlY , ' Bitti NSWICIC) If °11 : t ! occasion, the tiviv 113 CIIA NI nEltAigit lent of the funetAlll:i O" less , ig at ilig W' ess niiied lli,iit,ler • As her iloysill%4?,' ; this country, so f u neral is alo, t i his to take platc , I 1 igl»tess is sol4t' " niysisnttsi‘i.sEcn.slistslAit.eliii:Gdiiiiitel:iolGos,tflinoofeolttioof'is)i,lsiirslll,,,ritoitll,..i.th,siottri'. i., I % :oftin, was issueg ' I 1: , : . Serenisohni tr ' Az: :i 0 )813, ivtatli ow; ~ e t it • -Ye terday, iti : t /r . arrived, to /i ,, t ; I till jiniffift k.,re-re'' r ~4t C010w\00,4,--T,i loSt had II Of ;.,, (iti ()Tie a.rdi, ' , ~ t hein,,,, expectotlC old one, : 'hess of BRVI I II:Dj,c,,,;,' ,is il k]' art 1 Ictisii er ol 1 i1 3 301e i, 0 1,,t , I , i. doe :and l!: inns at io ,„ v th , e, I Ho , , ate 0„do b 4" ow , lai _ t, , ‘ by p("iiii 1 I b ° I ti ( flici 6ll ' 1 L I 1 f , 'WO °' i Itll C} `: l it 1 tilt 1 .) 1 4 , , Ilio llti t 0 44 COt it'' 'c:' t iel'V' .ji , 411 lit , , ,t 4 5 li i fi 'l ", fr:iiit. 0 h C l :n i,: iv IM „ to iii q , [ ''' 4 00 for t pr" . , p i g ot (rl~~~~ {,,~