The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-22 00:00:00

.; EntiATV:is.-40 tie Second Letter on India, in TOE SUN of Vriday last, towardi • the end o f it, insert s not' before now,' so that it way read thus, 'it will not now be relaxed.' • PitIC;V. OF STOCKS •, Vile DAV AT I'WELVE,O'CLOCK. Consols .s9ii per Celt. " .89 Tim SUN. St}I,ENI QUIO DICERIE FAIAUM AvanAT ? LONDON; MONDAY, MARCH 22. 1813. The advices from Heligoland, and the German Papers which have arrived iinee Our last, confirm, in the most satisfaCtOry manner,thc victorious ad vance of the Russians. The Proclamation of the Xing Of SAXONY,' previous to quitting his capital, is decisive evidence of the near approach of the Russians to Dresden, whilst ,the proclamation issued by. t'he Mayor of Hamburgh equally proves that aßussian force was rapidly advancing thither. There is no official account of the Russians , having . actually entered Hamburgh, but it is clear, from • the Prociatm.ttion of the' Mayor, that the French had quitted that city on the 12th, and there was nothing to , prevent its 'occupation by the Ruisians immediately on their arrival. It appears, front the difirent accounts, that the 11.0s4aus were advancing in three columns, the whole being under the orders'of I)rince lilnTusovr giUotANsi. , :d. The centi.e, under the immediate direction of General Dtrerron, et.tered Berlin on the 4th inst. where he remainil,witL a smallforce while General Ktprusopr, the son of the Marshal, with the whole of the Cavalry, to the number of 7 or 8000, alter the halt of a few hours, 'followed Close upOn the heels of 13,FAMIARNOIS, towards Wittenberg. 'This place is seated on theElin, and is equi-distant bet Ween Berlin'. and Leipsic, being about 45 English miles from both of them. The right wing, under BENN.ENDottrF„ bad ad vanced by ',linen, along the hanks of, the and it It the Nivanced guard of this division h to have entered Haniburgh. The left, under WINTZING2RODE3 WO moving rapidly onward, and ht.d reached the great road between Areslau and Dresden, ,being Wi-hin 55 oglisit miles of the latter,, in Upper Luiatia, on the Neise. This part of the Russian army, hi conjunction with the centre, threatens the'retreat of-liimlimitrwis by Leipsic, and is to unite that city ••with the central division. , frmn Orel:J.:len to Leipsic is 'about 6u imles, mid about 'the tame from toJir ft.tth, whine, we were toid, in the Paris 'apers, the- French are collect,ing a force from the Wir 'temberg and Bavirian: contingents, , which arc to be joined by the new , recruits from the interim of France. •Erfurth is , about 150 Miles from the nearest approtoh to the Rhine, in the neighbour hood of Mentz and Cohlentz. It is scarcely possible, howev'er, that BiYONA rARTP Call assemble any force sufficient, either in qindity, or quantity, to encounter with any pro spect of t೎s, in Germany, the numerous and 'hardy veterans of Russia,• who, advancing iron' victory to victory, have acquired a confidence which is the almost . certain precursor of further success, in proportion as their 'adversaries are dispirited and more than half defeated before the onset begins. What would have been laughed .at, a few month's Since, as the reverie of a madman, may now enter / into sober cal eniathin, and the advance of the Russians to the Rhine is 'an event not merely probable, but that May be confidently anticipated ; for what is to stetn,the rolling tide of human energy, when ronsed to resist oppression and break down ty- ranny Two British:gun-brigs, with about 30 men, from the garrison of aeligoland, are said to have taken pouession, of Cuxhaven, at the mouth of the iabe. Me have given, front the American Papers, iomn further of the victoky: obtdined. by our troops in-Canada, over the American Army under the conanand of Gen. Ilt&pmesTElt. It appears that a Bill, introducA on the recom mendation, of the Committee of Foreigri Reif; tions, for the exclusion of foreign seamen from the ve,,d4 anti merchant service of the Uoited Stata , „, has ViVell read a third tirac and passe:l in the House of Representatives, The state 'of the vote, on the qtiestion for its passing was 89 yeas, and 33 nays. It was reported that our tars had taken Smith's Island,' and were occupied in forti fying it. On the 10th ult. Mr. MAntsoN Was for :nails, declared President, and Air. GERRY, ,Vice- President of the United States' for four,years en suing the 4th inst. The result of the votes was— for MADisos 128, anti , Mr. CLINTON 89 ; for Mr. ,fintiav:l3l, and Mr. INGEIISOIa. 86, The blockade of the Chesapeake by a British squadron is mentioned in the American Papers,' and that the Constelldfion frigate, which was in ilampton Roads, when our squadron entered the Chesapeake, escaped in the dark, and took shel ter under the cover 91 two forts. Paris Papers reached town last night t 9 the lith instant. BUONA.PAILTE, tirliiing 'it impossible to rat forth Any invention to conceal the progress of the Russians, appears detemined upon maintain ing a sullen tillenee, Said thin we find not a word of news in these Papers from tin. armies. The only fact we learn from them is, dna BUONA tARTE remained at it is reported in some of , the Papers that Lord CASTLEZEAOII was about to resign; but we In.. .-tL 'NEV 7 S T . PLYMOUTH, MARCH O.—Arrived on 'I hirrsday in - Cawiand Bay the American ship Cannoniere, of 'and from .Charleston, a cargo of colonial produce, bound to France, captured by the War spite man of tear. The Cannoniore is a , very fine ves sel, and a superior sailer, has had a very,,riuick pas sage, having .miled from Charleston, only 1;i clays since. 'Another val4ble ship,' prize to the trarspite, also arrived in Cawsand Bay yesterday, Vic Char lotte, of and from Charleston, with 'colonial pro duce, bound to France. We stated yesterday the arrivaluf Me schooner Madison, &din New York; with colonialprodtice, for France, which was erroneous, it being the William - Bayard! American -Schooner, which ves sel was captured, in the prosecution of that voyage, bSr his Majesty's ships Warspite, -lion. C s aptOill BLACKWOOD, and Phmsant„ Capt.' Pat.mol, that arrived h-re yesterday, Also• arrived the American schooner Meteor, from Nautz, with a 'cargo, consisting of 'brandy, wine,.stlks, &C. hound to Boston, captured a few (1144 since by the Briton frigate, and Rover sloop of war. understand the Beqc Porde frigate, Captain HAanis, has captured a very valuable homeward• bound Charlestda trader, from Boursktaux, tit slaiP klnniharrl rraneiS, Bass, which has ma i rie nea:•- ly thirty s'oyages, and is expected here this day.,. ; Arrived a galliot from Bourdeaux, under li cense, with a cargo bound to Bull ; Maria, Km... GER, and Active -RICHARD, from Liverpool ; tune, DAVI4 and the. Thomas and Elizabeth, SwE wr' , front Portsmouth ; Heart of Oak, Vv is from Gloucester ; the Two BrOhcr,r,, BowDzt:'„ and the ' Sagittarius . SLADE, from Dartmouth -; Alert, ,3EN NINGS, from Exeter ; Friend's. Goodwill, Jzw . m.t.s, and:the Mary Ann, lis.ox t*strAw; from Fowey. The . Atherican 'brig Criterion, WATEimax, from New York, with colouiat. produce, forßourdeanX, captured 4 few (lays since/by fti gate„ and the American vessel Bruins, also from New • York., with colonial produce, for ,Bour deaux, captured about two months, since, by the Briton. frigate, were both ;recaptured on their passage to this port, the former by the American privateer l'olante , and6s' arrived at Passage, in Spain,.aud the latter 4 we Understaiid. has also ai» riven forts. This intelli4 geuce was brought here by one of the prize Ame 4 rican vessels arrived this week. Cleaned outivards the Ann and Elizabeth, CLutsm, for Fowey ; Meteor, Tuna; for Lotolim ; and the Pheasant, BaooKs, for Portsmouth. . . The. GroWler gun-brig, Lieutenant ANDERSON and the Speculator hired armed lugger,Lieutenant , WILLIA:us, are, appointed to tal:e the trade from hence_ to the eastward, the former "to Portsmouth, and the latter to 'the Downs, both which will sail on Sunday morning next, shduld the Whit' prove favouralile'. • MARCII 20.—The ship John and Francis, Capt. Bass, captured by the Belle Poule, as mentioned yesterday; arrived here this morning, The San Josef rnan'of war went, up the Harbour this uprning to he docked. • • Arrived the Sally Ann, PHELPS, from London ; Generakpurgoyne, PARNALL, ICOR! Pailstow ; and the Providence, Bathirt', • from Ipswich ; 'Eliza, 11011.4 G ; and Eagle, PKARSE; from London ; and the Martha, TAYLOR, from Fowey. • Sailed t4e Ann tender for UristolL'and the Royalist brig of war on a ernize., FALMOUTH, MARCH 19.- 7 -Sailed the Townsend packet, for Gibraltar and: Malta, and the Manches, ter packet, for Halifax. Also the Wizard sloop of war, with four.ships to join the Mediterranean convoy. TORBAY, Almtcti 20.--Put into the Bay, his Majesty's ships Doris nnl S'alsette, %vial the East India and Brazil' outward:•boand fleets. Situßawl:Bs, MAuctl 20.--Sailed his "Majesty's ship Censor, with a convoy of about: 14 sail, fOr Gottenbuegh, The next will sail about the i29th iustant.' DEAL? 141Aucn 21.— AF rived the Swedish ship Maria Carolina trorn dottea•urgb, bound to Poits- mouth. Came down from the River the Batavia for India; Thomas and Eliee for Lisbon and the Glenmore for the Cape. PORTSMOUTO, MAUCH 21.—Arrived his Majes ty's ship Port Mahon from Cork ; Snap from a cruise ; American schooner Dret from New Hamp shire, bound to Bourdeaux, prize to the Dotterel. Sailed his njesty's ship Orion for the Downs, and the Woolwich to the Westward. Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Dotterel froM Halifax, last from Bermuda. V• unvTn-tz AI Asw r..ti 21 . — Arrived his Maiestv ship Prospero from off ,he Texel, and sailed again to resume her station. ~An ivied the Urgent gun-blig, with foul tram ports, from theiD6l, - n,i and his Majesty's *ship Adeo . n, from the Humber. !Ayr; Et POOL, ATARcu 20.—Artived the William, WARD from Bahia, sailed 'Jan. 2 Gth , in compai i iy with the Montague an of war, 74 guns, with the Bonne Citoyenne,, under her convoy'to a cer tain latitude ; the William' kept company with them thirteen clays. Cove, MA.acn 15.—an Friday afternoon ar rived 11. M. S. Le Rhn, 14, Captain MAL.covm, Hennes, 20, Captain BROWN, and Bold, 1-1 . , Capt. SHEKEL, from Plymouth. • _ _ _ 'LISBON CONVOY.—liis.Mojesty's ship Leoni das, Capt. SEYMOUR, convoys the Tr►anspoits to Lisbon, as soon as the horses of th'e Drivers' corps, embark, suppos'd Thursday or Friday. The Leonidas goes horn Lisbon to Portsmouth off this station. %VEST-INDIA AND BRAZIL CONVoys.-- - These valuable Fleets are intended to sail about the 21st instant, under convoy of the .lettford, of 74 guns, i11ti?1,44, and Hermes, of IS guns. MARelt 18.—The Cherokee sloop of war sailed from Leith Roads on Tuesday,, on a cruie. 1 ' The Oberon sloop of war arrived in the Roa i s on Tneldly from . Sheerness;• and the Cheerly gun brig yesterday, from the Nore. Sailed from the Roads this morning the Snake sloop of war for Gottenburgh, With a convoy 'of six s,'lii. . A t n sisal ship arrived in 1. - toads yester day; from Copenhagen, With vrlteat.. the. Dinw'iede, ..f.',aptain FABIAN Captain PA r...r.fiY.N Captain KNIGHT, are to sail .iftritediately for 'rorhay,:to 7 talte on hoard. the l3att:zlion of ROOl Marines which is in. bar- racks at iterry-Uead.--Three other shipswill re teiYe the battalion that. is . at . Plythouth.—They. conO:t of about 1700 mert,sinehiding..the two Companies of Marine Artillery ; 'and are . in as high sate of dikipline and e.illeicncy as' ally troops ih the British service. The convoy" troin Cork whi'eh sailt.4 of tbs 19th DQC, nuclei VOICCIIOII of etonberhoul, 74 ; ,Surprise frigate," and Amartoithebrig, arrived at Barbadoes' on the 22d Jan. . , SHIP BUILDING -IN is contended, that as Ole Law now Stands, shins intik in India, have a right to be admitted, to hritish Registry, and to engage in the Coasting, ColoniA, at - Al roteign Trade or- the_ Empire, and to trade from port to port in'lndia, and from thence to China., On the other hand, ships iu Cireitt although they may in the neg., arrangement to be made with respect to •the East IncFa Company, be allowed to go direct to !J dia , and back It is nre nat to he tiermitted to trade,ftom port to port in Intha, orrmin thence to Suv , ely this statenwnt must he incorrect': it cannot.. be supposed that his Majesty's present Ministers who have always contented "for the aid established principles of the'eountry, will tolerate a srtenrthat must prove so injurious to the best interest of the nation ; a system not founded on pri;'ciples of reciprocity, patriotip) or jn,tice. As great anxiety is felt by I numerons classes of the people who are interested in, and dependent on ship-builing in Great ti ; it becothes neces sary, that their tears should :be allayed.h * y a can did exposition' of the intentions of Government on this most important and vital suh:ect. , We ate requested to - -state, for the information public,that the Eagle In:nranee Company, whose terms combine the adv;intages of every other' Office, besides the paythent of Rent cif Premises destroyed by Fire,. have opened 'au Office, No. 7, in the' Haymarket, where the busi ness of Fire and Life Insurance will be conduct ed upon the liberal terms, and with the same fa 'cility and .dispatch, as at their principal Office iii Policies, expiring at Ladyday, should be renewed Within fifteen days. , - Some slight symptoms of insubordination were manifested last week at ltri‘,rhton, by totne:re eruits Who had lately joined' the light company of the 2d ILittalion of the 41st regiment ; but one of the most retractdry being put under arrest, brought to a court-nuireial, and sentenced to ree*e 300 lashes, of which 270 were inflicted, order was re stored. SMITHFIELD MARKF,T; Mmieu This d a y' s . Market had a. middling supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was tolerably gdod Beef and Veal Were dearer ; Mutton and Pork sold at last pric:'s, and the trade,' for, the most part, w . as somewhat -brisk, The sales in the Hay-market were .rather lively;. Hay, Straw, and Clover, fetched last prices. We sub join an accurate statement of prices and numbers : . To 81.0 the Offal, per Stone of silt. Beef, 6s. 4d. to es. ed. Mutton, Gs. td, t y 7A. Ed. Veal, ad. to ssod. Lainh, Os:to Os. ad. as. 04, to, 7•5. Beastb, IBSU. Sheep . , $Wla. to, Pigs, 21(i. M IllitVEß-L1).117.1"-M8IIKET. Huy, 41. Os. Lo 51, ss. Straw, 11. 1(4. tO 4 21. 59. Clove'', 61. Os. to 71 Q. CORN EXCHANGE, 'MARCH 22,--The fresh arri vals of Wheat which we had this day were chiefly of inferior quality, that description, therefore, is beKvy of sale, and scarcely stir port the last quoted prices : but fine samples are 2s. per quarter dearer ; Oats' were plentiful, and but little demand for theta, but we hai , e no specific alteration to note ; of Barley there was but a short supply, and but little done; in Betius and Rye no alteration ; handsome samples of Boiling Peas fully maintain the flees or last week, other qualities are dull of sale; flour continues the same.. Wheat - 778.875.93.. Pine ditto - - 1321. 1.108. Rye - G. 783. Barley' - - 445. 495. 70s. New hitt() - — 4. 14.11 t - • - 918.10)4. Fine ditto - - - nos. White Peaie -108 s. His. New ditto - —B. Grry ditto . - $O5. aes. - Tich Beans- Old ditty 70s. 7As. ---s. Small ditto - Feed Oats go t , 24 9. Fineditto - - - 455. 50s. Polanil ditto -38 s. 465. F;iie ditto 541. Potatue ditto 54i. Itape, `c.•'l (per last) MI. 661. Fine Flour - 1058. I I Os. - IMr 111 Cs UELIGOLAND TAIL. HE Li C OLAND; MARCH 17. —The lf.essir.inv:ert' .11 on Sunday list the 14th, .at Wergederf, A. stil , town belonging jointly to 14 about ten miles fronuzbe first place. 1t0 ,... ,... .i. he French left it th preedn Friday , an , clef.. deavoured to 'cross the river at the ZolteoPe ad tholPi , to gain Magdeburtr. They were one stroal - ..,. : r ffis 1.0- The • country s is every where up in n" .. 'O,, along the Weser the peasanti•y, with the Fwg drove thew 1.,0":;r. flags flying and drunis heatinf4, amburgh ail(' Lubec Bremen is. evicuated, and between the ,,, abou t It:: t t o be at. r , . all the people arc in motioa aa4 l 0 - Yesteruay two of our gun -brigs, , pith .) thirty men Irma. our garrison, took po i fst 33 l l , Cuxhaven, and Major kentzenger wi4 stock' . I .A ll n n l it a u a ,i j i n, i i i z i t ". ai n li ltr t- ig e o ; i n 7 t l . z i N e c.` v liltig.i‘lit:ll:it:Ve.leldl l o t i e s e i S tl i t a e n a d : C Yj l ' o n ol l i n ' i le i ! a il i a l :i te l, w ii -c t i;: ; 1 01' 11 " the 13th mense number of vessels arrive here thtil'Y''' :e.sian:ssstl.and we are full . of 0 56° ' g r,ali l the O Russian's •entered I lan ' burgll°3 - , () or : 1 1 : 1a S tire t i r c n nii s t v a t e a t e ptr ; t d v sp y ) sit 1 :•.; , MAa c H 7. yesterday I , e Russians entered Berlin o n:the l' i :' priiiii six namedrr o he el ovaetitkhßee opportunityir in f o o ryi l t i l l h e a in following front morning ifr:' Berl in.i t at i II F i r b e; c : : I ) 1' :S . : quitted that city at one o'clock. Owl' 1 ,0 1.4 ',' Russian infantry, under Gen. Diehitsrli,,,',olle3 through the city. cr oft. wards i Russians, but' delivered •up the couool, solloi! °t;teeti:Fteiiikevlidisn-i:tnihae.r'osifalfa, tle.rntooht:t tiutuGsseiiali.llL:telilu:l7l;aliro:ti ed in the evening at the 'Eheatie, and were '''' . with great applattse. I , 110 General BenkentilloillittatclotnrrnaPtiti.s'id'i wij'eil:4l' t tG l i i i i i • Gs o t ei t ti g ilf l . ; ;%r i: i f l e lni c t : ijo l fi e ng n ,e h rt k oo tr e g lict il o . as tr . or l ic ' % h k, ee..a.C, eon' it! Olotson was on the nth inst. sent t erman miles from Dresden, on 0 ' On the sth larch an interview AV at AVittenberg between the,:Eiw and the King of Prussia, ,:,t6,l.ll3l,ehiltratT.,hial:ll:netillvi9aloetir.sirij___,l iv:,ff:'%r'e:a.iain:irle:t'io,sl:if,oelri't.nla'u,''i'raoe.ascll'ti•bssfptr'leliieietgl'cnB°tiee,loii.,fo,i),il iit,lit.o, i 0.),t °artrtl:en:i 41 . B . arbadoes on l a, i i,n l t i i n . it.,nt. F . e a ‘ l , m en o i t i l l t g li t. . 1, (hi tri:itleic:l:r7t(if til telititilth the vessels bound for To ; on,. the leili the Tribtaie tir .1.14.rf0r Antigua and the islands 1 T,",. brig sailed under convoY ,_",..."rig Prestoil,Dirtz.EuuN,trolu. '17,1-i.nglan.ll, having s'proog a leak 4 _, ~ (~51'` proceed, whs 13iirot at .1 s,co.cdfuniTiore al' the cr:ovoy u 4...;00nt C is ii,,ki • . !°ttorp, accompanied b. v et character. BAH a tohr of Sonthernticr; of last" GE°:"ll3.--li Was rep, week, thgt Baron Gerepti „,Zs.no"c.'• Our readeri to.i: be _al t'Lieraml> who was shot, bo The unfortanati Pe' . ictun to the Corsican's veuggant u_uroP, and was 'in this country abootrito, alo, charged with a delicate missidn• 'be, en to Germany with another Gerroloitd4o anti. who had claims ori our govertntiO.,col).l sidcrahle ninoont„ for havinr,Taiseil '''llecol; 'MIAs in the pay of Eng Lind, ~,,Wlirtl t,11;,!: B S iial i t r ! udti ri n i. ii m a rn , a f ir ' io til i ra t ' t a: ' : ' ica "c eir t n : 2l. 4 : :: :l l s e i r l e l o : a :i i . l a t : i ir e i ls iitna 's e v :g v: 3 e : c ir ,oo e :;l .el s o t o e ) '. l ti st a' r e l . :: , l ol i i :o l ; t i r:4 o : , ' unfortunate nobleman trxvelled svi" tile:11: eel on the l'rw;:,ian tArritory3:ll:ey)lt'lev::ccl: x p e a s . t i:j e s tl i I‘),yllezrreettlitlheygens trarmes, "' iii - CO ° Vincenties,—Vati:AG'earell-icc°;llfikcodiiii7:cl)'c' • •1PPw.....1....'.. ' ft Yesterday his Royal I-litilocrntl;le:;.4l. Y`KNT, aeconipanied by • Colon.° „on! attended Divine Service at St. P"170116 Eatt: After the service there Wo ,;,40e0' aid cf the fonds bf - die Eastern .` ' l O , rot' which his , Royal Highness is "l e Joi ty: Sermon Wft S 'iireacbeti SY the I.lei..'pov: 1): D. of Nova Scotia, one et -til e loins. ,v i . .1. 1E THEATRE/8,-110 Sat.-OLIO 0 1 ' 11 1 , 1 l' , O: ui T e ite , Ganm.ici was represent:" .:1ti,1i.4 .I,rlieWe, f.nd :\ir. ItAE appeared la ~, in , tlfe - part ,of I?ererley. The par t si ` s i,, , assigned to . him on/this tio'l.o,! to'shen‘ the e xtent of his powers, I) them inAre. familiar to the public,- dwiiet,bict..::::t. fe.e.ling,and ably thronghout. Miss sts;rl,qi ‘‘:ls I' Cesiflil in Mrs. 'll:ertal.Fv, 011(1.0°. ther strongly- interested the-feeling', ()N.I:IS-T GAnD-31. JOIITO,. ijr, / 11 ► P"'t (anted the part of illis3 /Mali beo.i of A Trip'to. Scarborough, with "' „gri l ', vivteity and It Joaks wslis sr-4 ill ./4 „ , t t . rd Fuppington; and el , fv*. lietsi niOl, .e, 'AnnoT, and the rest of the velli.s' and effect to the w hole. t .vc140,1 this exCellent Concert took Pl 3re a : l aiii l74 l ) VocAL CONCi‘.IIT.--The f°111." 1 f 6v- i 4P rooni was crowded, and the co t°. frolotel gzatifying.selections were'f,.. BzErnoVEN, SPOFFORTII, cAr'ri',o,l44l,4l, STORACE; am: ~ther eroinent - I ( bey" chief Performer; were BAtiTLl')lAliiit4T,i'lf' A ri fil o Ar t :; ;o Ll o vA t h i c x :a' o liß nE t t . f ol'unt)Ytileliciii;:ritejel.%'l:sDi'lfict:;:::' ought however to notice a Mr' cor d 1 ; 4 5 0 : ptrforrnr, who Aviv* jotly ,i , c ,-e e ct ro, Dr. CA li itAillr. Other Pieces 0,90,) NirttamE-..L, gave' an eiloo Cash '''‘• founded on AU3Slia; g" • Ar Vv- tl 1' N 1 1 r5 , 1 ,` cor!'. iron e t - 'e2selifc"`„loct le, o , t obt:r vas' Ajoati 41 iper °f , tr , ;c eive" Abr 11. 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