The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-13 00:00:00

L,O N 0 IN, SATURDAY, VIORtIARY 13, LSUL Park Pitpers to the '9th instrtnt . reached tc:..at h il t night. 'fine is stuaied ortscuri.ty . in all the articles inserted in thew relative to the Anhies, ot.ler to , drOVent any doll' Tit nd 11,Cittg fOraled Of nr...toil - , ..ittiati)p., of Ow troop :1:•:41 to c ntible the 3(41)'-waist i; the i. , ,reat v to gkt , ,,iich a volotir to 44 rt-tlty .rmit thc' of the moment. We find 1 114.)V VV , e in an article Arno) A (*en., \Shich it,tli( ;0; th:it the French ‘votild bi: lt,t,Wit. to I 6elves in that position, and wouhl euvopell e d t o make suit further retreat. The C`Oliti!lllaty,:'e 01 the head-tutiqcers at l'osen is pot in so doubtful a p o i ut that it is evident little or Ito hope retitaitied of being able, to contione there, The advance and po:,itiontt of the arc, Lo ever, poi posely Concealed, and it IN (ply frtim th ainbign(uti exprensious that n ore etiitbled to a tat real sitwttion of a!ffsir6. The pa rade eputhtually .1113C1t: ill the PA V' Paper, ;1110'4 the resoityces of• defence ttt le:uhi IQ a strong sit piciort that that fortre , ,s is in reality but little prepared to hold out no attack from t h e Rusf,ialis. The st nding. off the PitUs- Sth to .9ilesiit is also -a !droop; proof: that the French had tio plealls of preventing the RaAsintis fruit) posto;sing thc of the it'rui4lan States, uhr doci it appt.ir that, with the exception of Lat A ctic, thtit they Rail otter fortress upon - the_ dc.- fence of which they coulti even pretend to t , ) resist the Progress of the Russian sit it s. We 'have extracted' sonic further document re lative:to the , propo&ed 'plan for a Regency. The whole tifthis faro, although osteasibly pr ht i:iiir; for future continzoncies, is, evidently got op to suit the immecUz.Le e:.;:,;(.!ncies, of the moment..— . Sornething - Wiasi.nteesYly to divert, if possible, she minds Of the people from the gloomy contem plation rf the disasters of the campaign in RusSia . ' To endeavour also, however feebly, to .'add sonic aclditicsria support to:his tottering• Throne, and to ,combine with that cons - ideration the conciliation and gratifiCation of. the Court of Vienna, became objects of pritnary inipoitinee with BuoNniutTE. Thus we find a long argument .adduced to prove the propriety of'Vesthig the ; Regency in theEm press,Mother of a : minor Sovereign. The history of France has been 'ransacked, and however strange- ly and incongruously the illltstrioits inst;mces ad duced are made to apply to the `upstart pretensions dale house of,Ajaccio, • :, till they are lugged in, in every, possible shape, to support the le:tdig Prin ciples' which it bad beet) pre'viously determined to - enforte, namely, the vesting the Aegeney in any event' renderiv.g it necessary) in the •Empresoi , • MARIA tauxsA., the ei: , at . t 0145 attelOptd to be thrown around her name, ;t. is evidently in tended to flatter and cajole 'Olefin:l , se of Austria not only to induce the Count of Viennarto remain trite in its ailianre with Primec and Vender 'addi!- . assistance to tic ambitions projects of its Ruler, but also to give the Emperor of Austria a deep interest in the maintenance of the Corsican line on the French throne. To give due effect to the 'elonottitactit of this drama, it liecatne requisite to conciliate the Pore his.presence was necessity to sanction the fur !mil coronation of: the Emeit&Ss Vald the intuit Liter of home. The Pohtiir apPears to , hare' ren dered .hittiself a tit illin instrument in the exult . tion of.this project,. and the coronation, with all its 0 catera of,sboW and spectaele, will, we sup pose, shortly' take place ! , : . The whole of this arrangement, however, is a complete confession by BtioNAP.AUTE of the Nvenk nesi of his.own power.. He, who bus been acctis witted to threaten and:eommand, to give the law to Sovereigns, and fetters :to their people, now finds himself eolivelledjo supplicate the Pon, whOtn he despiSecl, and to'llatter the Emperor of AosTatA," upon whom he looked down with lofty contempt,. to induce them to Prop his usurped thretne. Thus, in the rakee.. of 'Eitrope; kuowledging, in terms not to he mistaken,,that his failure in Russia, notwithstanding the Shuffiing and prevarication of his journals, has given.a shock to his. power whiCh renders it unable to stand alone. His attempt to found 'an additional sup port for it in the public opinion of Prance will be nttrly. feeble meet unavailing.) The Tyrant once rernoc(l, 'and all fear of his tyranny extinct, his measures. for maintaining the succession in his fa mily will he laughed at and despised ; per can we conceive that. We Emperor of AUSTRIA:, after the jurieS • inflicted upon his house by the Usurper of Prange; Will :lead any eflickat aid to measures which, if Succi”,sful, can Only nitimately lead to the destruction of his power and the ruin of his • ,• , Had BuottAr"tirre" not bean: Sorely pre'ssittl, the humiliation to which he bits had, recourse would not have been resorted to : the Emperor of tp.;TiatS, would leave been intimidated, and .the. Pore scoffed at in his prisott; - but the al, - . tered fortunes :of rite" Tyrant_ 'force hint to a. different course, ,and in the bitterness of his heart, he finds himselleinnyclled as. a last resource, to natter the one and supplicate the other, in : order . to obtain some :weak and feeble suppOrt• for that power, which, but a few shortmonats since, lie Proudly itnj!,"4ipted bad founded on a basis, not to be shiken icy titc tudted, energies of Europe. A 'Alai' from ATalta itrriveti this bnt bc:ngs nothing of importance. We observe t n.tt there is on anxiety apparent iiR which first ,counnunierited the Prin cess of WAL,P.,3S Letter to the . public, in order to. clear the Party front the iniputation of havini ad vised her Roya i t Flightless to gi've heir sanction, to s o rory nu/Ifni:tent a ineasure;, It is very gene votis it) the Writer thus to take the 'blame upon -IC:nisch"; but it is nut likely . that the people at large . will conceive it pPssititethat any individual would- nobly have incurred so heavy a re .spyo,,ibility. ',L he no doiibt, Andiug that the publication` is severcly condedined on all . sides, mnstffeel obliged to any person who will en deavour to rescue theist from the suspicion of hay.. iwitiguted the Prillet;::i6 In commit herself so ninch in the jiidgment of inankind. Al'ter all, the tit the Princess, ;dit WI: - before obseyved, ore al Ca private nature, 011(1 We by no m enu s o f sod* LOcstu iption as tci interest the public at large, except' tlte regret which be :excited by such Act of indiscretion. As to the .Censure whirls pdn the mode of education adopted with respect to the Princess CitAIILOTTE, MO her non introduction intlrthe oven world, it k, in reality, frivolom. The Print:ins CnAi.u.ovry with the illustrious females of her . l'autily .;he h t 5 opportunity and lcis . tire to obtain a knowledge 91 the world and the important duties of the si-- Nati - On-which she may be called upon .to exercise, 'through the medium 'of history, and the tuition of enlightened minds. Surely'theitrnowledge Ob tainable in this manner 'is .9f much higher im portance, and more suitable to her condition, than any that could be derived from an intercourse with Opera-houses, Theatres, IZNcts, &c.Bfe2 where, we are persuaded, the public would see her with !egret. ELIZABETIi, One of the greatest Poten- . L..tes , 'Whotn this country ever possessed, did not acquire her knowledge in such places, but in the school of adversity, and the seclusion pf private. life. - Upon the whole, we most earnestly hope, that the subject will end with this very imprudent. , publication, and that no otlitr will - follow, as it could • °Ply, tend to gratify the low notice , of, those who wish to see Royalty .degraded, and all the august distinctions of society levelled in the rash puriuit Of hazardous theory, or the despicable vie%6.01-' selfish ambition. 1 I\ Tr. PETRIE. left :"Alatirai ip the M . plille of Jilt month of Septenther, to take. upon himself the charge of the Government of lirineomf \Valcs T3l.and. De!..whments Ot the 28th,, 40th. and 88th regi ments of foot, left Exeter city, on Tuesday morn- ing, for Plymouth,, where. they are to einhark for Portugal-. Rovnt. Acmyr..sm--4t is with much pleasure we state, that tiff ditfcrences ,between L. SoANE and the Royal Academy are settled, and that he List resumed his station as Professor of Archi lectUre:, The lecture which :he gave' on the occasion;, thott4h chiefly Antroductory., compre hended in enlightenedsketch of the origin and pro gress of the art, nnsl its .iniportknce in the civiliza tion of Societyile illustrated his discourse hy Draw ings, - exhibiting the first rude state , of the Art, its gradual improvement, and the excellence whi it attained in Greece and Other countries ; finally earnestly exhorting the stadeuts to attention, study, twit perseverance,--The ProfeSsor was" re: caved with great. 4planse. on 'taking the chair, during his discourse, and on its conclusion. Ott Wednesday .the inn. a General As 7: sembly of 'the Actdemicians- of the Royal Aca7 denly, was held at their apartments in. Son l icrset liou.e, for the purpose of Up the vacancy in that, Institution, ocemloned_ by the death of the late P. .1, de LouTimtaioukia, FAT when Mr. With.lAN THEY:D, 4CORcOr, was dkily elected. an Acadmecian of the Royal Academy. At a Meeting, held in the.. Town Halt of D 01..- telly qn the fith instant, aPet;tion to aritautent against the Catltolie Claims ,%.irns unanimously, agreed t Till be preentel.tti the Noose by Sir.)l: W. Vainpati; Bart.. A Petition has' also' been voted at 'AlqiUgotnery.: ihmucKY.PAßTNE4.—tizirsis olten complaint-a of at cards., and in . i . ornier Lotterie, wberk Tickets *ere drawn in"Chsier.. COtrid T i cit avoid on titll Trirtner.'. Vent usu. you plmy alone, CARTLE's Lottery ()arch are con't;i t i f . re d t h e most lucky, and nze to 'be had at Np. 8, ch a ,,i n . Cross. Tile Game begins the I;'tic-inst. STA,TU OV TH,E KIN th!rsEV:3l "Ovat liacoN•has conipleted statue of his ALje l . ty, to he shortly erected in the 13intt of Irettriti, which been snhinitted the inqlecCon of the; 'Prineeis CH:VIL.OITC and 0t1!..r brzinehes. of tho ; and we nil' in:',n-ined that he now perm is it to be exhibitini hid in Newantlo-street, to .the Nobility, and A tir. , rcurs of Art, between - the iIGUI of eleven and . . Noßwtot, lfze. 13.--We have another trait of Mr. -. Webb', the philanthropist, to relate, con neeted s , however, tvtit forthev proofs of his genc ral benevolent distribution of money. As he was stepping' into the ,carriage which corpveyed• him to yarnionth, ,a little boy of the name of Batley attracted , his, notice by approaching very ,near• hint. 17!i'e- 140 y apolog*d by • say , surf: that: be only carne to thank bins for the. benefitS his mother hail received. Mr. Webb asked Batley it he should like 'tti go to..Yar m .outh, eta upon. his assenting, took hin i t nt* the chaise, The boy rettfrocd to Nor'wich com ileely new 'clad with a silver waft% and money • in his pocket, and we are told Mr. W. has taken some .steps Wwaroi appreationg tne 1.04. This must not only he'a , generous but a good.tempered• wan, a man , of kindly heart, and we ,once more' wish him all its heat enjoyments; • Seiziiig a Stege Coaelc—There was a' great de.. gree - of Uproar yesterday in Oxford-street, wards of three hours, nn consequence of the seizure of the Aylesbury, Tring, and'Berkhamp stead stage coach and horses by two men, under a• warnnit froth the Sheritf, on. its arrival from the country, at the Green . k:inn nod Still.. The pro prietor (Mr: Greenaway) had lately become a bankrupt, and the. coach, was worked by order of the 'assignees, for the benefit of the creditors.— foael - noint had his -, authority from the FlS sipecs, the officers from the Sheriff, and the.,fm 'wee-stack to 11;3 box, mica the hitter to the leaders: ;Applielition was made to Marlborough -street Office on the part of the etc but the Ala, gistratcs could only interfere to protect the pewee, and olliters were tlispateheti for U purpose. The tclu made several efforts to procee:l, but the men stuck to the leaders, and at length, after a p - al*IY fOr cti ittcl, the, great effort was wade ad , the laers *ere takca . off b, the tissaibaks, after much battling, i k nd th e co man drove o',1: with the wheei.Mor3es,-: The brethren of the whip.theo r:ihicd, and got one of th - l' IPadcrs, tttaci here the elfair ended. . • , ---6n;of the' Nw(ler Mil;, nn Leeston Moor ble,A: tip Alotfiqy, and a and a borWCre killed. The shock IVIel cpit NAVAL NOV'S. . . Pul•Moinqt - B • • r n re'ldee r wAr, with bet the A Cushier, from Baltimore, to. DAMP"' tore of which we have airtady stated , ' thit morning, from Torbay. Also arrived the Andromeda sloop (If . AftTutirt, from Gihraltar, list from is ander quarantine ; the schooeer ink; to this port, Asper.soN, master, chuck, ivith a carp of oranges, b" : don, put in here, for ordera ; the Friend' .IEWELL, alia Persei)erance; SCANTLI Fowey the DiKei - , PenF.ttis, Arrived the Pelican brig of war fro' the Channcl. FALMOUTII, FEB. 1 0 .-Arrived packet, with a 'mil, from Corunna . , And the (...//1(. 1 1i.:!, LAING, from (.4' days. She parted from the convoy she I* the ltoelz in a gate of ti: is Sailed big; Majesty's ship , : richates on t crui ; the Sun:ia cu tter, With Lisbon and Cadiz ; and t!.! -Mice • out a cruize. FEB. his 3f . .1 Ale.z.witdcr for Portsmouth. , Lame ito%;11 tram the nicer his brig -41:43ter the (Alward bound remain; roF.TSNIoUTHi rED. ships Thistli;, a n t i /7 01 ;4, ft . ( Illauly from a ern.zei and •tbe P, mouth. His Majesty's. Sceptre the West Ind;c6 ; his ..Nujoty' 3 with) a convoy for GibrAltar, , Lisb oi diterranean, remain at Spithead , first fajr The Bar American, from -Cadiz, about the Dith ult. :Ifter - b' the NVArern.ltilands,._by h Freuel. threw 1 4 200 barrels of flour over- 6 c ransomed, her. The frigate had. pl burnt the William Wilson, of 1 3, two other vessel:4. Tuesday morning" the bodY of dressed nrnn, with a.siiv,tr btioun i l breeches pocket, was, discovrrc" Tliarfles by, lones,., a waternoli assistance of a Gentleman (bi r' body into the boat, and c onvevca LI the ‘Vorkhouse to be ow ne d. 11 i 1 ,. ° ter that was found about Milne is Taylor, and that ln: I;ritain' PaNuts • -6 n 1. cQzli).llay,- & e . s i c, in the. 110 1 -L-'- erin, Esq. of 114.)ekview , cot olout-houses, oux cont2linH. F. able quail of I , azii9o 10" tvg,.°4:ll cars., a -Av.house - Fine - 41. Malt - • ptti.t,L Whim Pc.150 90s. 104 s. I I,;i. ,pfr 11 ) 1 New ditto 1 1 cs ';`' j‘i Sit. 44i. Fine .-3. Seooo3. VIP". 1 :' ildeet L:-' :Olt: le:ican. 6to (hi: ,icaux, tl , ' . ' tefi ti 1 44 Dap of te ar' ' " 4 :: : :te T iberd t. °) 'En:i'ilrdl:illti..':llY°ljiS!!,'::" 1111*4t4Iiti'll So froiti ri; ; r from ad , fll ft, iv !ff tbePti4o lu, Inns, iti '''' : , ;l 1; 13 ibrdor, ' „1, o y the is .i •Iv' ~ • hateS 3T r i ti , 1 4' With 040'1 It:, re rev e Y '' tt, iit '; 31:1jeitY5 t • „ 1 reniam. 1 0 11.9 6 tli' c d his . " : 1.013 toe 1- 1., ahak fr ø, ' Po ' 4 ' ith a cool . , , ; 6114, ft li tt , , ,,g bet W ill sl.l' 1:1 ' k e ' 6 11; 1 g rriv o '. nore , !,,,e) 4 x , I)aing cc ' o Il Ix tii14 09 ,,j {. i i!' , l 1}00 11113 :, 0 1 ii ire , i iotlo: l. 11 : ,. ! Battimoi4/ 1.1,% t i t „,..... „0,. I I, f it rel'in 1 • iv, I /1 0361 ,,T,0 0 WII q I , 4 fare), veel t Earn O lt' ifVJ ,l i m , part 1) , ,,, i 1 is slipP i !; ' , , ' i t ai VC ';' ri'lglit l'i t It kg k i 30ri1 ' V . ) ,. 44 1 1 ing l/ atotff able quatitity of ": ( '' l ' nia '" --- '1 fo il " 11 cars., a. cow-hoose, and ..t Ile Wit 1 ~ i „. . d6-''no and walliv ri were Set or, fire.oy sotne _.-1 , barians and the entire, iil'utiog hu ld r °oll : 13 1 . ' - the r h animals, burnt to I:4lies before the .-- u ,. , o'clt)ck. A Co r o / ices lotitte.4t was 11(.16 yesterctifoo, ~..:- body. of Mr. liaw en; who expireil in / Y, ag,rc ,&, ard ti , ..... fit in Wt,ttr-street on T ue sday • ' 44 Jicath. f, .•••-' r ; PIILLOSOrIUC.tL t,:$Triu:1:::::::;.1.1: 0, : .:: AI E TEO ROl,O G TC,4 /4 JOLT I?'' 1 ill a. 13 AN E. „ e%';'''' fl'i ....... , Thermo( •rt .. 14- 1;i , ..: ." t . s . • i .1 i . 1 .. . 17 ? i a: 1 er. vl 1. ,41; •-z ~..., ;6; 4 -- t 4 rJ " ; Z• T i A : t ' t,- I !" ; 1 ;I I ? Z. 4 , / U 42 42. ',. 45. .°8 29 lii ------. :::: F ot : o i o. : 3 t . t ial f : l . 14 1 :: ----- Of lift 7 41 4 2, 46 - . 40 .99 .0 , to io it .. tie, 8 48 +7,- :it , gi .715 45 43. 49 37 ,69 .otr vair ".• llll 14) •V' :i9. 45. .3A tas 11 40 40 45 :',,, 30 it 4 (to. 1 12 44 44. 49, ~r 2. 11.0 1 tip ---- , „ I , r, i 11,„ 1 ''' ,„,: 0 9 -7, It 10 Boisterous. , i4O , I e t , t StOrMy at two P.M. with, b o il, rain' '' 4 ; tbountr. q ; -------..--- . h it , ~ T ifi SNILTFIFiIiLD NIARK g'r, ." si' I, of VI j i This (lay's Market bad a short st l l ) l l ',.reol ' vi t fir ferent kinds of Cattle ; Veal and Port` lOC , ~ . .. sat . 4.0. Beef and Alutton support last piice , sg lei 1 , in general was fionlowhat flat. ',ri le , ;tic - 0 4 „ i t-, 4 r 'Tay-market were trifling ; !fay, St r io , A el, , h ill ver, fetched lust prices. The PO I tef av, 4 4 cOO 1 6 1 prices and numbers are tux acctirat . 6 0. c o I To sink th e (Kul, per Stoutr ot to 4 ,,,, to p iit ft 1, 44. lOti. to li,. r,it. N'..utto3 , ss. ,a d i, bi, 4 J 4 i3o'. 'ki t . 7S. 04. to 8,...td. Louth, 05. to 04. Crl• 1 . ,` 1 ! . l'is"' I. lii Beads, 8.10. Sirrxr., 2908. calves, ."''',„ ~ t r„ 4 . 4). SNIIII-17:1C1.1) 11A V-I,I"ArJ 91 „:)P ' ~1 q '' ' , l Bs. t° , itk Tray, 31. 10s. to 41.. sf• *-raw) " ' 1 E. l di. G 4. to 61. iSs. rt e "-------"-- I V . 01 1 ' 4 1 114, 1.7 .---- r ' 1 : 0 .1,.„. t CortN-ExcuANor,,, -PED , .....• ‘10 11( 0 % r •f i ce , i el iterati/in ill the Wheat trk t u l e ic s r h i, .. ,, , , .-:. 11 ,1,1 4 , 1 11. bet, fine`dry samples are full as cu.''' 'i r eli' t of' 4 14 several fresh arrivals of Ont s f r° 4 ' 3 ,,y, b d irj env ' Itl C ' are verY b e ' 1/ J ricLle th r ,, more c%pectel , • 1 ) ... o f p - , tif, - t, ', leration tit price -, the quiltit i LY , ii(9`4l,F, It to -dal , f 1. , ' . t-,, grL , ....it, but so iltlio dono ~, . ,d, o - ) 1,.. ,tint prices must be cpuited;` o - - • 14 ' k main the same. ' 4 Th.l , - nea n ' • .. rbi t 4, wheal - - 755. 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Newmau soLl by Cum. ;• nod Oliver and Ititsit, , fonowing will,appelkr 4 hi. 'f.4;iring Amami); or, the Day of Tral, by UM, 4 vols. reiiiG and give it a Name ! by Mrs. I,lelYellyn, 4 vols. it was Me, by Me, -2 roll. • ' )I.ol4tora Vivalii; or, the edit, My . . Nutivo Land; Or, the Test of i1e..61,M, by O. G. Ward, 2 rols. - Patience, I,)y the slAttlior of Sys SIAe to her ,Nei g ilimur, 4 VOlor AO and Youth; or, the Funilliet; et Abemtedt, by Le Fon taine, 4 vols. This Day v. ae rd)lished, In Octavo, - inice ccen Shithinip hoardp,, Dedicated. (by pertukiion) to the. Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord In ihop of Winchester, iTGOESII()NS to tlCe Promoters of Dr. 1361,L 'S fiyitein of INSTRIXTI9i.;; *Rh 'an account EitLblishment and i'r.gress.ot,the-llnntObirtr,Society, for the Ed.ir.-a ., ,ion of the Poor. riytheTi.ev, PIiEbERIC IREMONGEII, M.A.F One of the Atoretatics of the flismOshiro Sotitty,. &c.." Prirtted for f..(l3foalt, aild Co. ilitteiluntsr-row, Loadon ; and W..JaCt)i), Wl,JC:llCi;ter. TalA‘Day was ptzblis!ltvi, In 0:.1avo, price Six. whirl rig, S o k t rao ' . C()2,4l;altliiiENStATE VIEW cif fhb S'AIALL PON:, COW PDX, arid CHICKEN , PDX, with ,a can vi (5 . History (tf their &iff rent Stngf.s and Te.rnsi94tionil, vrovir.4;, Out Oil It - a.l Pox rwl . rr liztve oconrred mor e . unc , ... tLt , Nltte Pettoa, ncr ertr afttr the Cew.Pax. Ly JAMES ~:sANDEits, az.n, Lfxtercr oft the Pract!ce of gectiipine iu Edinburgh. 1 • It 0 Vrlnted for I.onr.tax),' . my, , tcs, nue, and firo..en. C4ll, - )w, T. Underw3od and C. and S. tlighley, LOodou; Manua Brypt an,l Co. Edi4;burth"; and W. Duncan, Glut ow. Thia rook is intended for the medical practitioner. as well as.for p4i:eritsould all wary a.re iuterested in the welfare of Prewtc, are giver , t.y which th 9 Vox rhaN` hi, i,.1 distinguished from till those epivious ereiptions which hi. reanyreives at, uta,rly restroble them. • It is particuiarly rteoryinrended to thiq well informed body of 'men, the Cie t.,f all denomination*, who have rilready done RO ihtlth to extend the ativ aad ges of this invaluable • • M IIJ,~, . 1 entunua, 1 Dur,—..! (orttnbacgl), 1 Gutllsse.y,.l - Jer3ey; 1 INiblin; 41 Warr ford. • Ov sTOCKS THIS DAY AT TWIgNE. Con qois. „ . „.„. , I- lied. Aun nra 1 IE SUN 801.1:31 AiTi)lO„lT ?