The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-04 00:00:00

ii s ; C. with atiots o f tLe 160 It 1S me proposed to a l low certain proportions of proposed of Alilitia to volunteer for the l'e /link's; to be formed into battalions under their "4 Officer, and to serve as Militi a corps, b u t itilb ject.to the discipline of the liue,while oh set'. Fier . hall'_ Pay to b e granted' to the Officers, Ind certain en courageMent to the men. Another tratich of the plan we understand to be, to allow c i erta innrop ort i ons to volunteer at once into the i t . , Wh "le regitnent not to be allowed, &c. - " .11-2 c which may furnish certain proportions tr i ) 1, 4 eXempt from volontecring under the 51st of , 4 ' R'i ng',, till they shall have recruited to two. tw r d ' ' -,.their establishment. 'l t i needle s for us to dilute on the necessity 'tie anvil nu.!asure, called for,hy such a Com el', und er .. „ 1t circumstances, or to applaud the I.* I lsdom ,of persisting in bringing it for- Iva r d I ' llutwithstanding th e i nte lli gence o f yester ''''Y. New occasion's not only justify, but demand tiewuleasures, and" this is of, th a t vigorous c' furt er . which has marked the whole conduct of th e l : ueseht 'Ministers. Le o w. wtre yesterday rereivel from Smyrna, to e ,', l ,'"e of the 15th .We before mentioned,, fir d ,; ) " l4 from Vii.nnto, to the amount of 50,0001. it; ti, a . ll , °ll the British Government', bad appea.red' thei r — I " . ket• Some of these bills have found Goy, t l a Y to London by this opportunity ; and F ituyrn a ' Q h 'l(iident of their being negociated loft t1,; 4t " 1 4 of Malta, there has been a loss 2 t ,i nstth et e l . j ar 'sat . tion of about five per cent. h at , , °l 'erhmetit. Ras 14, Beard that a very intaresting Expose G, tiv h . loud, 'eel) milus•rioutly circulated in }fol.: of tl call mi.; to the rectilleetunt of the inhabitants f on l e linked Provinces the connection which i i „ l , l erly 'Ask tett between them end the English, 6 . 10 e year ifiB9, when a Prince of the [louse ittage VraS , lll , ','lt'ri to the' Queen of ,Great "' and riod eq ua lly im p o rtant and "licitly might oa f : occur, and which w as deserving of ;w.l, prc , ent consideration. here were numberk.s reports ye' - ,terday, in taditioo to , the official news. Ily - pret:lideil le:ters I ron) Paris it was said, that BUONAI'NUTE, 4c9 111- I)4 ,lded by BERTH mit and a small escort, had reach t„t'llis capita'. ‘V e Ca ll fi n d n o authority for this iaalour. • V "s'et'dav, at three o'clock, a ,Cabinct C o unc i l '4 ' 11 % held at the i?oreipn (Mice, at which it was de teriainctl to recommend to the PRINC E , ItEdENT , • il arodortiol l into his Speech of the splendid 4 , 1 : 44 Y, tli e intelligen ce o f w hi c h arrived:pester th' e Earl o f .Ltvvitroot. in consequence , %% IA npon tl,e RrGENT at six o'clock, tel,„t) I() communicate to his Royal flight - leis the v dispatch announcing, another battle I11p,," 1 -ory on the `3 , 1, and the arrival of Mr. the King's Messenger, at Yarmouth, With tg tl , e t Ktuxl dispatches of the / battles from the 16th I 11 tu' 4)11 ' • t-4.Auc,, who moves ,the Address to the ti ( 8 i,,1 1.41 ' in the House of Pe e rs, this d a y, is,the.. t' l 8011 and successor of the celebrated Lord lic;4l4lll,Clianedior of Ireland. He a very young 1 4 , 1 , e , n 1 ,4 11, having taken 11 is seat towakis the close N•ssion, on his coming DI age. - • tst( lday morning at bail past ten o'clock, n the PRiNcy, Ca , STI:EREM;II waited up° with the dup . licate dispatches from_ Sir• STPWART. The Noble Viscount a f te r - 1t• 1 "'Put to his h ous e i n St..lames's-square, .e most of the Cabinet e( iisDli Ministers called to sec c - tes„ thinex' 4 dity th e A ustr i an Minister sent o ff an Sus -414 egtieitger with dispatches for his Viscount it i s k%i, a coincidence worthy of notice, thEltß u t 9 l ; t itir pere lost the great battle of the 18th, can 1 , r i e v t e ," 4l )' of the day on whlch his army. i q . ia L P, Ilia ' t eat from. - Moscow, and that he biluselt. tw ',cow ott the 19th, the same day on which he Lei . Th-mnntlis after fled from Lieiptog. t to MBll Coacbes were last night detained G t a il . l ti tle ie,lock, in order to convey copies of the ‘l,iroordihary to all parts of the country. N it i)jtilre happy to hear that Lord WELONOT . O ettly reeoverecl )111 the rheumatic alive' )a• '1"11 -nn, -o troublesome to „,, • liC.l wen SO ,rolg the.batties of the Pyrennce; untive the -• tilat he. ,y o f being lifted upon k lt' t 841)0 _ statenn,nt In a - 1.1„. 11er rehoive. to Mi SVIIEN fi AM, .iI ti4l TL at Gcwieman je h t4 e Oi l I r t„ N i cr and • IA-117,41 nutsio n to t t Ro‘c tav ‘ , v!),tO het;t home expretisiv for 41 "IA Wr,) I.G'"ON ;' ha% ing L , • "Ide(I .. ":• • • ffi 'gtv in England, sume the Month the beads of that which will kiven from the 'Throne ; but we disdain to impose upon t he Public by any suc h specious pretext, iatis d' with assuring them that we have taken measures to obtai n a faithf u l Copy of what the RECENT shall deliver, which we shall mumunicate with it possible celerity in a Second Zdition of bur Paper, if in As seine misrepresentation has gone forth on the subject cif the Yeomanly and Militia Force, We beg leave to make the following statement, on Which the Public may depend : The nicastire for aCliiig to the eflicieticy of the Yeomanry Cavalry is totally unconnected `l ile the proposed-measure respecting the Militia. latter is founded on the indispensable rie te.ssity of reinforcing Lord WELLINGTON, to ena.- : luti to open the campaign with complete 'ef fect early in the sp r i n g' th e Skeleton battalions of 1. , bit e now in England and' reland could not uc Sett. THE CLORTOtth REViiB4 • ,• 1,0 The following Weimblished ru and Third Editions of THE SIM yesterday, so that we may fairly claim having done our part towards the pro mulgation of the Glorious Necvs, which has brightened every virtuous eye and gladdened every honest heart in Europe. The cry for Newspapers all yesterday evening was unprecedented : had all the printing-presses in London been at work, we believe there would have been a demand sufficient to swallow their products : SECOND EDITION-SuN-OFFICE, Half-past Four. It is with much pleasure that' we have to an nounce a Fresh Victory. " A - Messenger from the Elbe is just arrived with an account of a Fresh Victory gained on . 'the 23d ult. over the Enemy. "They lost 5000 men made prisoners, 25 Gene ral; Officers, and 40 pieces of cannon. This is supposed to be a victory over DAvousT. This intelligence conies also from the 'Weser as Iv ell as the Elbe." THIRD EDITION—Six o'clock. "The Gazelle will not be out in time to satisfy the public anxiety ; we therefore hasten to state sonic particulars of the great battle of Leipsig " ft was the Pussian Reserve which brought up the French who had penetrated the Allied Army. " In BLUCHER'S battle with NEY,OIIC village was taken and retaken five times. BLUCHER sent word to the Prussians that they must possess in cnute qui mite— . theT advaliced the 6th time with the bayonet, and . . completed it ;- - --the slaughter was dreadful-the Allies lost from 6 to 7000 H1C1,3. In the great battle of the 18th- and 19th, the desertion of th.?. Tyrant was ,most opportune. In one case, two e,:tite - Saxon regiments and 22 pieces of artilleiy came over at once. The CnowN 1'41116E instantly galloped up,,put himself at their head, . and . led them against the Franck—their late masters. "The artillery began to play on those whom •it was meant to supprirt, and the destruction was immense—nor could any thin: be inure critical, as in this very point the ammunition of the Al lies was expended, mid 'it would have been long before they could bring up ocher guns. :-AIAL:POLIALD is not taken. lle'andiNTAttmortT commanded in Leipsig when it ,was and escaped. with only a few, swift horses: Lek i aig was entered pell-mell at all quarters, and in the Grand Square amid the acclamations of ,the pen plc met the Sovereigns of l'itusst4 and RUSSIA and the Caowcz Patztc4; who had led their re spective troops to the assault: " In fine, the Enemy. are tlyini;---almost sur rounded—and Europe is free !' A AIERIC4I. MOVEMENT OF TIM NORTiI-WESTERN ARMY. Extract of a Letter, dated Fort Meigs i Aug. Qs. " I embrace this opportunity of Writing to you for the last dine from thi s plare.• ?art y on to morrow Iporning we shall set off for Camp Se neca, via the Lake. General WArthar *arrived here yesterday, and has superseded General Clay. At ten.o'clock he took command, and issued an order to raise volunteer seamen for our .fleet, it being deficient in men. .About fifty volunteered, two out of our companv,..John H. Smith, and Wm. Harrison. " They will start this evening rimier the com mand of Lieutenant Henderson A naval engage ment is daily expected. I expect it. will be des perate--they are nearly of an e9ual force—and it depends principally on the success of our flotilla, to ascertain ,at what moment the army will be transported across't helake." DREADFUL EXPLOSION. The inhabitants of ChelSca and its vicinity were yesterday morning thrown into gieat con , ; sternation, in consequence of the suchhin explo sion of a puncheon of rum, .containing upwards of 100 gallons, at Mr. Gaiop , s,'the King's Arms, corner of Ranclagh-street, Chelsea. . The .arci dent was , occasioned by the light of n candle - (which Mi. G. had taken into the cellar), com municating to the tutu during the, time he was, drawing a quantity of it oil'. 'The s.! t ock wai so. ()Teat , as ,to occasion several other butts it' the cellar to burst, and in the lower part of. the pre mises, many windows %vere broken. The premises were immediately on fire, the. - flames of which burnt exceedingly rapid, and did much, damage. AieOnsiderable - number of engines from their va- Timis stations, soon afterwards arrived, and by the prompt exertions of the firemen anti, inhabitants, the premises were with great dillicalty saved from e nt i re; d es t ruc ti on .- Mr. G. wits dreadfully burnt in both arms. jpSB.PII WHITE, of the Princen char lotte packet, just arrived from Malta anti Gibraltar, reports, that the fever had so considerably abated garrisons, when he f , aiktl, that it iZ bout:n ~1. . t o l l ' i ° g B :r deemed contagious in ,tither. lie brought over twelve passengers of distinction, all o f % Omni are obliged to perform quarantine in the ship now brougbt up in Stangate Creek. Many of lhe. Clergy of this diocese Are under considerable alarm in consegtience of <qui iani rtiops being institated against themin the Court at ‘'",e,staninster, for penaltiCN Si:‘era.l of tllenl have subjected themselves to, by neglecting to dotlin licenses for non-residence, in ee.ies,ot plurality of livings, by 'tv bich a penalty of two:u birds of the annual of the livings not re , ,ided upon is to be foriched to the informer, who Is a person l ate ly I.;iici.kHy cutploy e d by the ::,„shop of the bi oce s c , , oltio time sinc,. ,hscharet, /row ikiti o fiic 4 ,—(Lerri SI. EdounirB I'il4oCl4 NAVA L NE S. PLYMOUTH; NOV. 2.—Two - French frigates, it is reported, have made 'their escape from Brest, fur America. Four others pushed to sca from thence about a week since, bit were forced to take slipltcr in a, Bay two miles distant, having been chased in by our blockading squadron.— Shoetly afterwards, we understand, they attempted to get hack to crest, when they were fallen in and again chaSed into,the Bay by the Queen Charlotte man of war, which- put into. Cawsand Bay yesterday morning, having been blown from her station in bad treater.---Carne - in the Barchu3 sloop of war from a eruise.—Sailed the Sultan, 74, to the westward ; the Achates sloop of war and FoxhOund gun-1)11g on a cruise. DEAL, Nov. 3.7-Came ddwn from the River, the Unity, Baownai, for Teneriffe, and sailed with the irbole of tl outward-hound, tinder con voy of his Majesty' ships Gri f fon and Alert, for Portsmouth;---Attired the , Ravert sloop of war froth a cruise, off Flushing; and the Nymphen from off the Toicl PortrsmouTn, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Concord, from Seville ; Golden Groi , e'lintl , theilope, from Cadiz. The have,performed quarantine at Cork. Sailed his Majesty's ship Illadoe,=car for Ply mouth ; Tijrian y on a Cruise ; Deinctura and Cen. tpur for their station ,oti Cherhurgh.—lfis Ma jesty's ship Earyabis takes convoy for the Downs, FALMOUTH, Nov. 1.--Arrived the Nocion packet, with a Mnil from Lisbon, in fourteen days.— Sailed the Duke of Kent packet' with a Mail for Passage ; and the puke of ithrlborough packet with a Mail for Lisbon... WEYMOUTII, • Nov. 3.----Sailed his 111ajesty's ships Tartarus and Zephyr (with a fide breeze at N.N.11) with a convoy for Cork; and'the Ches terfield bye-boat, with passengers for Guernsey. Dolan, Nov. 3.—ln the gale of last night, the schooner Itobert,..Citrain WILLIAM WOOD, fl'OMlillll, bound to Cadiz, wish a cargo of suit- . dries, was driven On shore on the . GOodWin Sands, • and, it is feared will be a pc: feet wreck. The Captain and crew took to their boat, and are safely arrived in DOver Harbout.'---The brig Active's In crease, FoRsTR, Master, from Peterbhurgh to Plymouth, with timber and deals, was found with not.a sold on board, and was taken into Ramsgate. Hartionf, where sire still continues: RANIGATIt, Nov. 3.—The * PrineM :Charlotte packet, Capt. Wiirrs; who got, off the rocks lasti night, after throwiq her guns and .bal:ast Over board, and brought up in Kingsgate Ilan, parted from her anchor in a violent gale, turd drove to sea. A boat "with an anchor and cable haS been di,natched after ber--they are . both out, of sight. The wreck of the brig 'Active's ! I ncrease, has been towed into harbour without mast,: rudder, or any stores whatever, and her upper deck and heaths cut away, an., about two-thirtia of her cargo cut out from between decks. The, sloop Fortitude, of Dartmoath, BitOOK, master, has put in with the loss of bowsprit. 'A report has Just reached us that a fisher Man boarded a schooper ;it the hack of the Sands, last night, upset, and without my person on board, and that soon after dig went down. *,A Poi'er letter, (ard Nov. a, I he p r i i , ce ,y s pailet wac beating alma k'ol A letter froth-.an Officer of Enfroth-.anocers, elated \rei Oct. 15; which came with the lascdkpatches, says, " Our next operttionS will prob:di ly beagninst the left Of the enemy; at St.f.Tean de Pied de Port, Where it is not lihely he will make any formidable resistance, although considerably reinforced by ,conscripts; we nr-ty then look forward to 'the siege of BayOnne: Ever itice the British army has been in this i'eninStda, n severe epidemic has invnriably appeared :at the close of the campaign a t pe e sent we are iinthitially 1.“..a1t by, which is not to be Ntributed to Pyretmeau air only, brit to the manner in which the tror ps. are now supplied with 'proper coyl;ing utewik. tents and coverings." Th e last letters by the :aruaica packet State,' that the Soppliire sloop of War was 'detained at' Curacoa, for the ptirpose of bringing hack sect., rat °dicers em slaved on Coart . Martid duty, for the trial of the bilicers of the 7th Nest India Regiment. The Stearn Packet intended to navigate between arinonth and Harwich, is in a sottv of forward ness. The packet will pass to Harwich dila re turn daily. Colonel DA t.zu.t., of the ln District , is to he th e new Deputy Lo Adj n: ut o ant-General Sta for Ireland. Citptain 'Barn!), of the filth regiment, has htely been npp 'tinted Atd-de-Camp to p Getieral Hoes' Tow, cootontodiog tlic'trot , ,,s at orttoototth. it is with sittoeve pleasure, we eon: radiet :to crroa neotts report tv,tie:t had gone -ahrmitl revec:.ing the death of Ca main Dog “..r) the 92i1 regimeot, That llntt . td:',:ver has far recover ed the hon ! :.on'ahle 4ca,rs which he recvive,l in the battles (IF do: l'yrenee‘,, that Ile will he enable shortly to rettsit native hills of the N;tach,— ( invernesL• Twenty-tive thowimul pair of cAvolry are now Ut tking in this country nut an d ordur from the: ttessoitt GotiernMent. . EscA PE 611024 THE IitTLKS.----John I I Ohne% , who yeas convicted of t. linty at i recent Old Baliq ese-aped troni the Re . tribution -hulk . at Woolwich. 0;:i mo nt h l y nod tierc 'Ali an escape from the Zealand italic, Ist Slietrues4 ,oft the Pre cealing day. THE ROYAL• FAMILY. • MiiNbson, - Nov. 3 --Vhis being Princess So ' PHU'S birth-day, it was observed with the usual demonstrations of joy. —,The PRINCR REoeNT's footman arrived. to-day with an account of the victories to the Chic Es.. The Mitt of Yon or ri‘W 50011 alter. • The Duke of CLartaucn left 'us to-day. Her MAJESTY and the PRINCEMS took an ait lug to Princess ELiz , oac-ru's Cottage, calkd Clay-hull. The Duke of KENT aficl,Princess i y.iltA rode on horseback, accompanied by Lady WALsz.N, Juan, the Bishop of, SAL47tiltery, Sir BRENT SPEtiGER, GED. lknOß, argil Mr. BitooKft, TAYLOR. t 'ri n Tli The glorious tidingi of yesterday which gni. mated gill the inhabitants of the metropolis,. af forded t h e managers- of Covent-Garden Theatre an opportunity Of gratifying, the audience with 0 novel spectacle, which excited great applanse. Along the first row of the Pit there "aan ahou., dant disph4y of ,LALTREG, in honour Of the immor tal Deliverers of the Continent from•the yoke of Tyranny. The sight 'was hi.;hly gratifYiw!' ti) the audience, and their loyal feelings were wound up to the utmost pitch by " God save the King, ' performed by the Orchestra, before the Beggar': Opera was represented, and announced by INGLE.. DON to be sung on the conclusion of the play.. It was then given by the whole vocal strength of the Company, Miss STEPHENS taking the lead, and •Singing with a degree of animation evidently inspired by themccasion, and in which the rest of the Perfdrmers appeared to join with cordial sympathy. The audience also joined in the chorus, and u'hich was accompanied through by rapturous acclamations. Yesterday Princess SOPiIIA completed her 36th year.---We noticed the cause the Public had to rejoice on the Duke of Yottx's two last birth-days, which have been marked by the arrival of the , news relating to the victories of Salamanca and Vittoria. We note rejoice t o observe the spl en did celebration which the triumph of teipsig has ad ded to the imtai day of one of our excellent and amiable Prineesces. The PttiticL RP;Gntvr has not b een a t Ch eve l ey, but chiefly at the Marquis of flEturtrognis, at bourn, in Suffolk, from which place he arrived at Ipsw;ch on Thursday evening last, and dined With General LiNsva . cicti, and a sele c t pa r ty Of thEeers and neighbouri ng Gentry, On Friday, at three o'clock, his Royal nig,hness inspected the , Ger. , MU regiments, e,nd again (Inled with the Generikl. . The Him. MajOreperal Lt.DtLcv has ‘ arrived in town, to take•the dutrof - GroOna of the Bed chamber to the Patzica YCSlerday the Earl of LIVERPOOL gare a grand Parliamentary dinner to a party of 24 Peers, when the PatNes ReG4NT's Speech was read to. them.s—Viscimt CASi'LEItEAGIT also gave a grand dinner,to a numerous assemblage of Commoners, when the Speech was also read. From Lord WeLianomoN's last dispatch, it ap pears the French General Paris itag been ohnnA to withara w . When .hiss. 'Lordship first entero France, it was sneeringly asked, whether it was intended to march to Paris ? A inure extr,tordi nary thing has come to pass—Paris has morched from our army, Buscr:o.utus relates a story of a 'fork, who, ha v ing ,travelled in France, told the ticiguiur, in his returns, that the French were all qia,liaea, hilt that a little dust (patudei) thrown on their fore heads reduced them to their senses. - Perhaps those who have the good fortune to escape the carnage of the present war, ‘vill regain their senses .merely from sympathy, at, having seen s uc h my. of their Countrymen the dust .1 When King hiIIONE ITturived to Cassel, he IV . R4i met by the fittest. person in the world to re e e i ve sueb`a Potentatethe Baron de Trott. Th e flight pIjF.R9NE and Joe, from tassel and Madrid, has had the eifeet of making- the whole world recognise the r Ole 4VoN R TES The French, in'their invasion Of 13,:us3ia . , were, aceording to an official. report since pnbliyhed, ac companied by'1,195 pteres it ordnance : of these, a cOnsiderable nun - deer was, rather reloctantly,cert . ed to thellt by the Rttssilps, and a much greater propor tion was dropped, en passant; between liiscowd the Nietnen ; that, according, to auorberl licial return, 1,131 remained in the pos'ies,don °fthe itos sans on Christmas eve, 1812. The use to be ynade of this massy reliek of the French invasion, is pointed o,ut by an ItriperW Decr e e of the Em peror ALEXAStpEtt. The captured cannon are to be employed in the construction of two COOsSal the ftt Moscow, a n d th e ot h er at St. Petersburgii. The Ain of the morthateot. baS been given in by the. trtist charged telt b‘the stmt . !. titre, and finally appr ! )ved of by the Ro , 4l:iii (Yo. verninent„ Toe cannons are placed verticatiy side each other, in eight ditit).-t. ; those of the heaviest calibre stand lowest, and thus the size, of every range ditninishes as it rises to*ar is the top, Where cannon or' the smalles, sizo Are employed. N ring oCliussian marble forms the sepayati(io betwgen each tier. The two e ;Tnlar rat gcs, one at trop and the other at bottoio, comotked of mortars mad ;:owitzur s lint ir.o ashy placed: S O al to pre,e!lt the ino,chstlstt,ir.ly ihe exterior surface. In iirlittlti , ll 1, OW Itt) , o;ti trill color - tin, two cannolis with Intiss pro.. icet front each tier itl iiite!aiate ons ; these are, ill the drawin,c, tivr, 11x11 facing the , eve in the near 11.),)ve it, of thol,,w, eireuhe ran g e .4) ;,),,ptir s itzerA is tO be' 17 kor, the nuiltottzli sif,les fit 16 4 gr mite stptare foratilz .the plinth, 28, out t h e whole, of the column°, 64 I,.ct. Prii;c(l , ., of the two Kllkeoby Newsripurs have bveri ser , .t.(l svitN ,iites of CritniitAl foratatio:is qied agdoist their! by Alr Attbrnvy• cieneral S'Atlttua, for tto Kilketiby Itt•-.otittiotis o 'I,-tit ',hew' (AN's one or the inftmout whtch Its fe-,t ;11).1 ilisgrnee Irrltt illkv tt t be o;pectvil from Lord iVeirri.vouTti." .An i.,nty invernvs, In a !itt, vi4 , :t bot phitifrv-hquiso, ( 4 1ropt n which ghlie ttltt:. by nny ille,ll-11, in hor iti Oft ishotit six tV , elts thereitter, ter ht 14* lii , 'l , llelit, it W4S found safely deposobutt IA) 1110