The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-31 00:00:00

rOll El GN INiELLIG ENCB. GorrttNnt/rtqrl MAIL. OCK JULY l4.—Mitior Hierta arriYed It re lost night, as coia er from his Royal High yes. the Crown Prince, with information that a m ee ti ng w a s likely to taltc place bet Ween the. Emperor of Russia, and ,King of -lti en . o4 i a , in ~ n nsequenee whereof his Royal High nes, bad, on the. tith inSt. departed h his carriage by the tinily of Prentilito, Schwedtzollin, Miteute, Schinuget, and-Rawitz, to Trakenburg, where he %vas to arrive on the evening of the 9th. The whnleof tins rriarl lies on the other side Of the Nei4rll ground designated .by the arinies here, and consequently through a country which is de ., fended by the Pru..ian and Russian troops. JULY 13,—.The Chief Director of the Royal Potts has herewith to inform the public, that the !od roads .o Denmark .and Norway are stopped, and that no lettels addressed to places in either of r‘‘,ose kingdom% wilt be received at the Posj G(ITTENBUIiGif i .JuLT 2l.—The Crown Prince tohave R meeting ‘vitlah.o following Personages tt))9eror of King of Prussia, Lord Cuth. 'cart, and Mr. Thornton. PRENCII P‘PititS.-I'VRTFIF:R JtYLY 12..7-The Prince Viceroy arrived here yesterday. 111 the afternoon he reviewed Zlaveognat's diVi‘ion of troops. FRAhltirORT JULY 17. 7 —Several more regimentg of iotantry and cavalry 'arrived yegerday in our 3aEsca, JULY 170—Their Serene Highnesses arrived this morning at break of day.. In the af ternoon the Prince mounted on horseback, and Went to the Champ de Marg, where he reviewed all the rrnops, infantry, cavalry, and artillery, be• longing to the Royal Guard. Their Highuesies Set out nine o'clock for Monta. Cvxtt.aVEN, JULY fligate, four brigs, and nine English guu-boats attacked us this evening, at hill-past six o'clock: This fresh attempt of the eletny turned to his shame. He appeared to *)vishto interrupt our wwks, and ,undoubtedly hoped to destroyed them. .Favoure d by a good wind, the English flotilla approached within pis• to} shot of us, and during three successive hours sent a shower of bullets, has, and grape-shot among . us ; but ail this violent fire only wounded a sitNle man. The damage caused to one of our trateries can easily he repaired in two days. We were coVered by. le,lnks, and sent death into . ..he toefaly's fillip, whilst that all their fire passed over our heads. All reiiiiisite measures had been taken to_yigorously•receive the.entony, bad he attempted dise . uharkation, but, he retired alter havin g heel' extremely rough ly hauled, and without hav ing landed a.single man. Ahitnett, JUL? 15.—The fine Tiuhinhasen re. giment of light horse arrived here the day before s t erday. • Ploi.Oux. JULY 14.----The Great Priory of Prague is irittinicil to ,erne as a residence for the Duke of Vicenee, Philipotentjary from France; the, COun. cillor o State, Baron de Hardeuberg, will inhabit the Hotel of Winleseligraiz ; and M. tie Hum boldt, thgt of Fiirstenbesii, The Austrian Mini rter will reside itt Schwenbron Hotel. . Alt tile Oileers wi n ' liAve hitherto been here, or at the Indite of Bohemia, have received miters to set .out to.day ire to-morrow fOr their army The Officers helongiog to Prince poniii tulAy',; %who are still in 13ohamia, have folio Oren recalled. - The opening of the Ceriseess is very near. We shortly expect Count. Ness bade. The Emperor eat Atts'trist came here yesterday'from Branders, whence ht returned in tint evening, after having valved some audiences. MAGDEBURG, JULY 12—To-day we had *he lappines4 mrt possessing tote Emperor within our Svdlls. This MOnareh arrived at eight o'clock. in the morning. Notwithstanding the fatigues of the journey, his Majetty immediately mounted on horseback, and accompanied by a numerous suite 0,- General and Operior OftiNTs, visited the forti fications of the town and citadel. About eleven n'elock his Majesty returned to towt4anti alighted at the ci-derant .11.Rnery, which had been pre lEM for Ilk reception. His Majesty, at three in 1.10-crawll; deigned to receive the compliments vf mU time French and Westphalian milkary men. th:, eveo7og his 'Majesty, accompanied Is sione f:iesierots and a weak escort of lance,n,, r ;:te ti voue,h tt o kv,vo, vhiitpg the arsenals, Gift+ g tu l ,l oilier.:Aiifferviitlt , stabiisinneots. Iu vvvniiog MI time towif'w4i illtnninated. The . 13(3;11 published here : • lie tntrn „t , :M ty tkhotghbeing in 3 state of siege, no it tit it ilitt , t Levi, ',to armor, pouder., or lend. The "; the I . )wit appintit 4 Ogee lucre all the arms sad aba,..Thw ,lepositetl until the state of stige is rais cti, t tit,,l dot . ..rent arms Will he restored to their ifiltutiitatit with whom arms may he found, s l i m be cowieraoed to. ,ti time of lOn frowns, which shell go C. o toe e :hest, mid a rnotittl':i imprisonaient. The ,flifirio,littot the place, and the Commi , Nary-General, are riide4ed wtrh th Of the present order. E It. :rht..fedehurg, July 11." '• 1 ,/ de empire of the 2 .tb July, conta ins .3 .ler.) . Ne Napoleon " by the ITniversity 1 11 04 4 it ' .1)1. ,ii I i 1 acconot of the disitniiitions ' tt , ,t;i. 411 ft-reil: events. The property and. to 0, I ,wei ire to he sold fur the be twill a y It Winn(' NiarCet, 1)R tii.tctlvs..!rett meti , ,,,it ttt c.ntgetttiog hiprotry by the ail of a priemmitie ttmellitte and the ebitporoftion of Nether ' "P le experiment Will; made to utto4ll gI“SS kit being broken : , the metni was taken front tl it, a solid suite. mr, lIIITToR, t,f Ediltheritb. entertains hopes, i n (~,, , , e (iittoito.4 the suecvss some experiments abate rift alcohol, to be able to produce c o w to an iodetite extent. LON I). • S.I7'VRI).II", JULY at, DIAI 4 .I3THES FRONI MAIL<CLIL WELLINGTON. Mr. DktsrieLL, the Messenger, arrived this morning with Dispatches from ALarshal LiNuroN, dated the 19th ; ht sailed from Passage on Friday week. We do not understand that any very.important information has been obtained by this opportunity beyond what is given' in The. Otlidal .The siege of St. Se_ hastian has- been pushed with great ,vigour, and the fall' of that fortress appears only to be protracted ft ma,the opprations of Oeassailants , • being sornewhut restrained by the desire that i 5 naturally fekto save the town as much as possi:; SUCIIET is flying towards the Own. Tbe . 1 rest of 'the News is detailed in the following OFFICIAL BULLETIN, .‘ Wttr Deputment, DuvvniniNtreet, July $l. " Dispatches hare been received from the Marquess of WELLINoTo::, dated Leraca, 19th July. " A battery of four gam (welled upon the Ilfh against a fortified ,con►ent, which was strongly occupied by the Enemy in front of San Sebastian and on the morning of the 17th this post, and another strong work which adjoiued it, were car ried by assault. Tyco coluinns, commanded by Generals' OSWALD and 1-lAy were employed upon this service ; they were composed chiefly of Par- tuguese Troops supported by Ow 90 Regiment. Gerier , ll MIN A baying been joined near Z 44: go2a by General DURAN', they attacker! General Pop; upon the Bth July. Ip the ,night of tl►e 9th the enemy r►itreated towards. Jaea, leaving a st.garrison in a vedouht, which ,Gen. Puie: was ordered to attavit, while, AitNit and Don lummi pursued the enemy's column. Thq had taken many prisoners and much baggage ; and upon the llth they captured a * convoy. Lord WELLING- Tor; extols very hig'oly the activity and pilaw! y displayed in these operations. SUCtirr evacuated Valencia on the sth July. The garrison of Segorbe was withdrawn ; and General Sainuou had blown up the fort, of M eani2, and had marched upon Mequieuza.•• Di►patches..Lave also been received (rpm Lord WILLIAM 134141111C1(., dated Valancia, 13th J u ly. The Allied Armies were collected in that peigh. bonrbood, and were about to move towards the Ebro. Thu enemy had left garritons iu Murvie- dro and Pcoiscola. THE ARAII4TICE. We have this day received information, on which we can rely, that the Armistice has been prolong ed to the Tvath of 4ugus't. Rumours arc afloat on the subject of Lord ABERDEEN'S having been appointed British . Mirq ster to the Congress at Prague.---We believe no appointment of this kind has been made either Of Lord ABERDEEN or any other person. " Our Readers will perceive that. what we origi nally seated, relative to Mr. CANNING'S C 01111144 into office., Wile perfectly correct. A Mail from Gottenhargh arrrired last night, and a Mail front Heligoland this morning. The former relates chiefly to the journey of the enowd PRINCE of SWeticii to hold a conference with the Allied Sovereigns of Russia and Prussia. and with Lord CATHCART and Mr. THORNTON. A person so intimately acquainted as this Pan.:ce most be will) the fixe&designs and objects of tiVONAPARTE, nmstb'e competent to convey the most valuable in formation and advice to those who are the principals in treating with him at the Congress. lie will he aide to put them on their guard against the rtftd intrigues and machinations of the enemy, which, at such a moment, is perhaps of as much political, conse (pence as the strength whic h, from the shores of the Baltic, he can put into their hands; should they find it necessary to resist his encroachments in more open contention. The ronte of :the ettowti Paitlca is ththugh the territories oc (111)411 by the Itassio-Pruvuni arrns=;anothei proof of the perfect confidence and cordial union subsisti ng tinning the Allies; And alluded to in the PRukcE litoErt admirtitie Speech. We this day insert some further Extracts from the :P.'ench Papers, which are not, however, of much interest. They give an account or the bom bardment a Cuxhaven by a British flotilla, in which, of course, our brave fellovis ore represent ed as having failed, and to have been mauled by their more skilful opposers ! These kintts of story are now ton stale fur the purpcmses of delusion. There ore some curious circronstances connected with Buo ri‘livuTE's visit to the town of liogdeburgh, from (Welt ‘te could almost infer that some person had been trying a shut at . the Tyrant -us be rode throt!gh the streets ; for after mentioning that he had ventured on this daring ' exposure with only a " weak . guar . d of lancers ) " it I stated, that. time inhabitants, of time town (being in a state of siege) have been ordered to sor tender,all their fire-arms,, powder, and lead--dan gerous matters in the possession of Patriotism, when Despotism is within the range of a' bullet. The, 'University of Halle too, is suppressed by a decree!of hnome NatoLgot , t, (we have not heard :of, Trim for some time) and the property and li brary belonging twit are to be solOVe are amazed that the latter has not been condemned Lobe burnt, for sure.we are, that the diffusion of knowledge is more perilous to BtIONAPARTithiIII British mann . ~.. foetal-es or Colonial produre. The University of Halle is suppressed, on account of the dispositions mitnifested by its Ntoobers during recent events ; • ands thus it will ever be : the seat of informistion 8;3(1 intelligence will be invariably found on that side %%PI, ie!l is arrar.d against tyranny and oppres sion. A greater honour could. not have been eon lerred on this celebrated and learneld The Party Organ, to. day, treats us with one of its patriotic touciiis Upon the state of affairs in Germany, in which it proves, entirely to its own sati#ltelioa, that Austria is closely bound to the interests of BUONAPARTit, while SWeilen is, unhappily, on the other side, and, thence contends that Great Britain should promote the nguriinlizetnent of-the former, but by no cult :ins permit the aggrandizement of the hater, beeause—hereofier . Apswa may be hostile_ and SWEDEN amicable towards NAPoLEoN.,—Cxeellect logicians,! There is a • species of sea-fowl whose nature is entirely Opposite to that of the lialegiitt, which delights in calm seas and tine treathrr, while 'on the contrary, the GUI/- loves to rifle the tempestuous bil lows, and. clamour amid the storm. The Da kilt,' appear, to us to belong to a class. of the latter genus. We never meet with them but in foul scuds, or fishing hi troubled • wuterq. A few weeks ago we heard their cries ;'resounding froin Spaiir'; but the season soon be ear* too auspicious for their remaining in that •eonntry. They therefore win; ed• their flight acriaas the Atlantic, and kept sertechirrg about anatla, • till the sun brake in, tplendrthr on the 'ocean, and gilded with . happy rays the distant shores of the fittron.;--Thns driven'ficn America, as they had before beep front the Peninsula, they have now sought a elninnuring Mac, in Silesia, wheireO their earlieqt screams have this day been lieguji to 4e • poured forth . • ' The first efirdlition of..Prenchitfed mii-state- Merits rent falsities. does fault appear deserving of particular refutation. It is - not true thatßootva ', PATE " beat the Allies in two pitched blttles. - - It is not true that any . protoines or 4 . magnificent promises " were held out to the public, and Owe fore not true that they have not been I n ffin e d. • it is notirue'that Buot4ArAwfc Eras " compelled" the Allieq "to sign i an Armistice:" it not true that; 13110144PAKT.6-r-T.,Bnt...why shoull ). 7 vo run 'through all these abominable per i:crsions of fact— the whole tone of the article is worthy of the quarter from which it comes, for there is not in it One British sentinient, nor One statement which is not coloured so as to be favonrabic to 13u014 . A.- ,pAirra, and propitious to hiS designs. Yesterday the Earl of Ltvunroof. tame to town from liii'seac and had at the PRINCE REGENT Noun after twelve 4 - o'clock, Ws Royal Highticst afterward, gave andiencesto CASTI.RREAOfI and I.lp.i.vio.e. The . Puipzcz lIRGEXT will rellfait: At Gbriton noose till. after his approaching birth-day, when he is expected to pass some weeks at the Great bodge in Windsor Park, whece the additional haildings are now completed for-his Royal liigh ness's reception. By the tishon Packet letters and papers hare been received from New York to the I (hit ult.— The proceedings in Congress had not been of the least importance. The success of Captain HaoKs seems very much to have puzzlett the Republican I , ..'ditors, and it is attributed to a qttantily oCeom• !instil/le matter which he contrived to have thrown on the,deck of his adversary, justibefore the hoc-d -i/1g was attempted. " NAVAL NEW, ITARUTICH ) JULY 30,--:•The King &e:;r2,.t Pc' Cat,tain KtNa, arrived early this 'naming ft Heligoland, belying had a tedioui passage, does not bring .any particelar news, It yosl nerally supposed at the other side, t hat fie Armistice had been renewed, Buotol'AßTs4 set out on his return to Pori!, fOr the OrprA arranging matters, so as to preven t Lord ICI LINGTON'S penetrating into the So u t h of Fi'n : n!so art; Th e Beaufoy; Captain Moaats, hai from Uottenburgli silt too has had a I'4P sage, having sailed on Wednesday week' convoy of tioops %lett sailed from this rrt tinie since, were laying Sc uffil ' e but pected to. sail for Stralsund tlail.y The brings a Messenger. and Mod. PLYMOUTH, JULY 29._ Went his Majesty's ships Royril Sovereii,„ .and Foxhound, ,to be refitted'.—Sa mac he and Pyramus frigates; f, France, and the Bittern slatp of v voy, for Liverpool.—Arrived tb armed•eutter -from the Channel the harbour to be refitted, his and Conguestadre, of it is expected they' will soil this worrbic ntorn:ttg, to join the Clot POIreSMOqIII, JULY .3U ---Ilia I.eriathan and Minstrel', and the Gibraltar, Are released this the being all in good health.—Mr.Th n'ster at the Court. of •Sarclinia, . BIIALTAR, charged - on a notsian of Egypt, landed .from the .leciatlairt --Saled his Majesty's ships litieUr “1111 C with a convoy, tor L'abon ; GraohoPPerl) tot for Plylnotith. f ts FA O LMUTH, JULY 119 d til e f•or . . packets, with mails 5 1.51 ' ° " j o t Andero; Prince . Ernart, GitENVII.I-"'t Diana, PAIISONS, for Cadiz Speed y ' ; pi '• e t L.OD, •for Gibraltar and Malt a ; sad .40 Montrose, FOIRSTF.R i for the 111.144 ' • het.' hpt,rstit morning being about S. S.B. C t 4 ,te the signol of his Majesty's ship .d/bioe, In% ,► WO the the fleet to unmoor; hut • d L i s changed to the Southward , 411( th , e forlt ' sails. DEAL, -hut - 50.--Arrived the ' af i . o l I 0 .11 from off Fiwililog. Sailed the. o ie of t' . , ;,„ i . ti wstd-bouruti unflor convoy; r 1 1 f .1 . -1 ' ' ' of t c ••••,, 1 for P.,rtsmoutti.,. N 1 WC AVILI, Jus... - •29 .....- cr wa tA ' el _it ftl AnrHY , frotii itieunt i 6114 WO one ot BO r ' jt of 200 sail front Wingo, which sitedeft 1 .. Ili , the coast. CORK, JULY 26.,---frn -11)Orri^, thC i t ; 84th liegimentA are expected litrCs vrii" t1"1;i1' iminediutety embark ou i p >ar L i the trtaripol;' i),, iictire co for their reception. They' win P!0)111 thought, on. ‘Veditesday or nanitt* 141, .several ve's.;elli bOund for Spara so d rict; i',„pr, (I_,er convoy of. hial Alsjesty'6 gbil) .011[1.r4c' LouLsom, Brisk, Capt. MOt.P.Olit:li, 0t",,,0..,i1 Petit. PiTTmAm, for S.l.)tao•ici.4 '''''‘',:o.: ship Leonidas, 111 . e , flop , cavt. .. I, v 611 'qi,)0 4:' P.r."ilet".":l7 day..---lliii morai•ir; lik ',i, pair un board toe coavov insii."':l"')ili West lathes. - .., r:P.Aircnt matte -ignal for Maste;.3 e , i s % el' i ; . . i .........,.......--...... • • ,teor t ! 72. i4YI eW fint - rate of the line , to be e llti : big !' L0rd...., N e i 5 ,,,,,,, is nearly. really. An 1" 11 ," c „, , Y f 4b411 a 11::- 1 1: 1 1 : 1( ? ) 1 1 r 1;e2 , vul' in 11111:21 .1 : 1XV : 1 , 1 1. lA' ill t . rl ) I b nit 'it e : : it : il: : l i l t i E 1 :1 .1 43 :1 5 7 1 . Y. Ytt 1 :: :i t 551 I 11; Itt 1 let le: : : %I il : c' :.''''' 11( I °)' : :t C Y r . 11 : 411.' Ill: ; -I' j .P ' r: 1 (.1, % 11,1 , 4 ,2 .%,,,,..I : ( t ., : )y t t lP i I l zi ' l l il4 it t e e i t iL l i S s . i l tis l e t i: ) : ,l. L 3 Q: l o e iti L p u 'l lli f:l ll e ae e : ) ,c ° : f ikr i tye N l ,. : 4 / 4 91C : ii i n c.,.,. ;:r 1 . 11 . : 11 1 : 1 2 1 ,i e t , .1: 131 t 1 : )_ e .li as ia .c c ti p si.o : s t ( ii e' l c e : u l tg t k i . o : l ' . i : c . i t ,s arl t . . j : r i l l r ei i 2 ii i S e t s : 4 . l), o h : 4 " l ii ! i . ill 1 :::: ti t jr ll : , i i E :;: f i ' , bun,, l. left there, on t h e .lot 'tot. "" i ' ,s,INGFI4", ultd Caytain.i ':t1t.'1,1,1,0 1 , 1 , 1 t+ .'"'" are among t h e 1 . . b . l b uy 0- ;1 ,1 The Lady Ircllin ' 44cn p ' tic . k t t, f irrlve c ' ~ 0t .4 I c Mediterrikkevi , leti74lalta Autte `).....ii'llett ° ,. 1 agliari3Oth, and 4.;throltar, July 1`.,:1 14 ',1",,g; lfitter i)lace, his Aidiesty'ashili,San J110 4 ' 4 - ‘,, lyiligenia. Ganymeiii, Bacr.huy, 0, , e 0. 0 , ,, r ,,i , leuffi'irer• Coming - out of G;hrttit.,4 i,ool),•ii i the Ilnyokee, nut ' ) 0 (ilys irriku Ne44-0/100;i', ( I : 10 left there his :%laiestv . s t;hips Ilid it , r il;upP:,ii • r r , cicent. On the iGth itit... spoka tbc.;:,: GT, 0' ... r .,.. in Cadiz, to Exeter', at iiii.hrir tio"411011 „%incent'f, waitiog i wiud, ():: tlie:l t foCiil 1 ,.i t t , ..47. 35. spoke, a brig from Litlie r t ' e , frif i f,ii I h a it, tinder s ii I i VVC(..5.1 Ctl_Otfri ; HOC! t' , ~lIP -0 ::.344i"1-Y.4 31!ip Reindeer. 11.0,319:ijeti 'fiiii 1 P i l ot l4tl hrotteit a natioli ,4l b r4l ' . ' 0 (1114 ; 9 brandy, into Malta. '!'he aindoiran fiked was to ,atl filitt) Malta for Englan d 61 ., ) f o r ''' , l of Stole : and the deka? with a con v l l IP , land mi the ja, of ,Vogo-it. His i' , l./ - : 6 !)s;t . c itt:me. , ;:? it a , ; at Cagliari on the 30til '4°47)40. "I"reit :t French- settee privatCer, d ' . . . l e ir and (43 " " i ll , it ft:Yr days beiose. t tte rl tOi l i Tht- following is 110 Extract of a - e , hi , ri eel by ...Gviakinaii ill Limerick. f . ,r °1 . 1 1 r tr i .oll l , here Barbatiors, Gth of June :--" i i t /. ,ci tpt'.'ol , ler ellidt the English frigate 44' 00 ' 14 . 4 . 0 .0 f ri i r ts by, s boarding immediately, thc Ame r} Ile 1 I, i f,t L"''t"ii9??.--We should be g l"t i t° lo 0100 confirm this ; but the ,lcusta is int t he , "Ntion, and we have had 11)001 late r ne t s . thence titan this account irota Pilo,- ly . nn t to b e (10 0 :1 ;in , ; fry' sailed the 4 1 11 1 "or the cl'P t ,„ wo, ~Fitt' he itii , oriq atet,,...ilftnt I, ..„ 3 , 40t , fs t o)) r 74 g► ii— - c ,ning 4 a n II CI geol. lAbiestyl trangr irt . i . from ,Jr A ~ sUtL , „nor and 11/ :,. aro i from the /o i ls this ev c ` l _d • At gn-I,flotlenbiii , •it 1 11.11eni-n3 rl..e , n;ev 1 lei se?, .1 Miterford. Cadi7, Gatoi bargh, 1 Iletigolarid. . . . OF CAS THIS ti 4 ,SY .11 CoRSOIS 57 , lOn inns r; ....... • .. • . T11(;t1 IVATEIt ..Vl' LONM 1 1111.10 GE TO-NMitit(Mr. .‘l.pritiitz., 12 n►hintrs after 5. I Evciling', 37 atintitei aftur iit t" triS l ! • So LEM QV I 1.1 FA I V ,11,117K.V1