The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-22 00:00:00

11 \MS. A: , titt'Elt —1 Heligoland, 2 Dublin. Dv Cadiz, 1 Lis ben, 6 Oottenburgb, 4 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS • THIN DAY AT Twri,vc,?)`cLorst. Consols 58 I.lled.,Ann THE S!TN. S 6 1.1!;51 QUIS nicEnv im.sum Dr.),T L O,N 1) 0 N, MONDAY, FEBRUARY P; .Alltail froth Heligoland arrived this morning. The Russians were reported . to be in .possession of 'Dautzic. it wily be seen, by the following 'commonication, that ByotiAtiAnyr. is very appre hensive of a general effort being made by the people throughout Germany to yeseue themselves from his galling yoke. HELIGOLAND ) FL:I3. 10,—A boat from the other side came in the day before yesterday, die Master of which reports, that the Russians are now in possession of Dantzic : his information, how ever, scents to rest upon mere rumour. It appears that llttowaranTr is very apprehen- Five of a general insturectiob throughout Ger , many, and has orilcred three or four of the opu lent people in each town to be sent to Paris as hostages for the obedience of the rest. The conscription is enforced with so much g nor that in cases Nlthere young men have absented themselves, their fathers are seized till they make their appearance. One thousand French soldiers who lately served 'under the unfortunate Gen. 14 - 4.Lrr, in the conspiracy at Paris, have been disgraced, and sent disarmed to Bremen. All the young Donaniers are ordered to join the Cirand Army; they are'replaced in their situa tions by old men ; in fact every exertion is mak ing by:the enemy to render his force, effective by the spring. Papers reaeheci town this morning to the 4th instant, The fallowing are extracts cADiz, FEB. I.—By letiers from Jaen, otthe oth nit. vvt are informed 'that the French are failing, hack upon Madrid, and that our advanced poets have ahrady ent1.1.0 , 1 it,anzanares. ALMANT, JAN. 2(1.--The combined army conti nues in tines without making any movement. The enemy lives upon the sitbsistence of the un itirttmate inhabitants of the province, ' tiRENAT)."., '24,--;-,lt is said that our cavalry, Under the.comMand of General:F.4'4Ell , m, has olt• lained important advantages over the enemy. JAN: 16.-- , 4 large convoy has set iut frola,Valencia for ',fortosa, with many effects, and a great number of those persons who came with SOUI,T iroutAndalusia, escorted' b y ve ry J ,respectable force, distined, on iti:returir, ,to pur sue tlgt unconquerable partizan EL Filla AI.ICANT JAI 18. 7 —A person of respectability who.has jleit arrlyed from Valencia, assures- us that the Pales werei in great haste, preparing to march for France. Paris papers to the,lBth initant reached town :a.turday night. They contain the Speech of BuoI:APARTE to the 'Legislative .130dy,. and the Ccmcordat signed with the Pon. The former is, as might have been expected, a tissue of false. hood and miNrepresentation, The calamities of his army in ,Russia are attributed . to the prernattae. vigour of the winter; and after claim• log victories inhere his troops were neitoriously defeated, he gravely tells us - , that eVell the btirn ing of Moscow, " changed' in no' manner the prosp`ezous state of my affairs." lbw happened it, then, that his army, was compelled to encounter all the rigours of the winter ? happened It, that all bis oivn predictions were falsified„....that the tlight , of, his army was marked by destruction snit death, and that the miserable retnuant of his troops found no resting placelill‘they reached the Oder *i How happens it, tdso, that. in this tpeech he does not yen allude to I faVouriteCon tirtental System 'le Not only 13 there no boost of carrying this system into etriTt, but he does not even . hint' at 'another carnp:tign iu Altura.— Vie utmost us,tent:of what he now promises is, that " the Russians shall return 'into their frir;litfal climate," a pretty ample. confession, in spite of all his boasts, of the utter defeat of all his projects in Riissia. Another confession also is made, by implieation,that Austria htis refused any additional assistance, for had he obtained any pro. r;lise front his father-in-law to give any other aid th:m the merc.conti rigout, there can' be no doubt that A would hare been blazoned forth in the !post pomp ons and high soan d nig languag;e. instead of this, we , find only the cold general expression, I atn sa tisfied with all my allies"--an expression meaning nothing, and-evidently indicating his own disap pointthent, as the te.rms he uses resrarding this cntmtry prove, at the same tinie, his fears of our influence upcni the-CiAtinent. The lantruairthe, Lists with reined to Pests, is too obvious to - be mistaken, except by the mast perverse nnderstandings. die will sacrifice none of the objects of hist ambition ; he will make no concession all his usurpations must be acknow ledged and justified, and then he will condescend to make peace; that, is to say, if the honour, the interests, and the character of Britain, are offered up at the shrine of his ambition, then he will con descend to grant us peace. This is so obviously the meaning of all he says upon thi3 subject, that we are surprised there can be found even a few persons (fot'they are very few) in this country, to hold out the probability-, or even the possibility, at the preseyt moment, of making peace with this unprincipled Tyrant. ' 'His wants form a prominent part '-of this Speech ; they arc, no doubt, great ; but the ways and' means are .not so apparent; and the gene rality of the terms he uses 'Upon this point only serves to coVer the lamentable deficiency which is .felt in all the departments of the service. The Concordat is a striking instance of the sub serviency ofthe Pormo his tyrannic gaoler,although the latter has undoubtedly sherd the weakness of 'his power by resorting to .sucit.nit instrument. Had it not been essential to liis object, of endea vouring to strengthen his Government, BqoNA . PARTE would not have had recourse to this species of treaty, if that name can be given tá it the PopE, however, has been induced to sign a*. document which «gill remain in force just t.o liwg us 13uONAN.RTE finds it convenient, and no longer, and the provisions of which may be eke..., cured or not, as it suits his purposes or objects. . The intelligence from Posen says little or .no thing about the French Army, but is confined to conjectures about the iutentions of the Russian Generals. Several articles are inserted to induce a belief that the Russian Army is suffering Much by sickness. If there is any foundatitin for these statenienti, we have no doubt that they are great ly exaggerated, We have still, however, to la meni the non-arrival of the Gottenburgh MX of which are now due. The Com frigate trona Cork, and the Victorious man of war from Portsmouth, have arrived safe at Barbadejes, with their reap'ectie convoys; .the., Circe on the fith, and the Victorious on the 17th of 3 auuary. The Paper to which we alluded' ou Sattuday, as having stated the arrival of a foreigner who , had had interviews with Ministers, says this morning, ‘r the foreigner whom we mentioned on Saturday as haling arrived from France, and having had SOille illterVicA with Ministers, is not named CLALIEMONT, nor does he belong• to the house of PEttroAux ands Co. of Paris. His name is 11ASSAN; he has been known to be employed on political missions . before 'now, and during his present stay he has had three , interviews with Lord CASTLE. REAOII." Wc have no inf9rmation whatever respecting this foreigner. it will most probably turn out that the inferences drawn from the ,cirentwitunees nazi neted with his arrival arc either wholly unwarrant ed by ta , .;t , or that, if he is employed upon any Mis sion, it is merely the usual trick played off by BUONAPARTE, in making a proposition which he knew beforehand could not be acceded to. The idea of a negociation is perfectly ridiculous. Some of the Evening Papers of 'at❑►day last contained an ►tccount of the' burning nf Uadrid by the French. We bad Keccived the same ac count front our Correspondent at Cork on Satnr day ►nornring, b►it on 41 comparison of dates, being convinced that it had ►io foundation, we did not think it necessary to insert or notice it., WINDSOR, FEB. "'einem 11Lizn- BETH went•to her cottage at Old Win&or, called Clay Hall; which her Royal Higline,4 has lately taken. Yesterday she went to clay Hall, again. accompatiied by Lady CRANLEY. lirincessei 01731.4 . and StMIIA took an airing on horseback, accoMpartied by C. OrisLow and Colonel TAN'I f OR. The Mike of YORK arrived yesterday at the Castle about one o'clock, and left again at On - Saturday his Royal Highness the Pitmca 'REGENr held, a Court, .SOOTI Utter tssO O'CloCk, which it attended by, besides the PurN(!ii, the Lorca PitasiDENT, the LORD CIIANCF.I.O4, the Lotus PRIVY SEAL, the First Lord of the 'lnert , . SORT, the CII4NCELLOR of the EXCf4jrayEß, scc. Mr. ilth,t4En attended as Clerk of the Council. A trifling mistake in the pricked lift of Sheriffs nut!' other. state basioass was proceeded upon. The Rucoßtien made his Report of thy convicts, when one was Ordered for execution.-- , His ROYAL HIGli- NE s's gave atlflitTlCiei to severtsl Noblemen.—The 4.irquis of lle4ogoit'r anti Colonel a , l , ,,ktitropE were the Lord and Groom $p Waiting. W e n u t ter s -N o d nothing was decided upon a t th e Meeting of the Cabinet Xinisters, at the Secretary of State's OfflOO . for the Home Department, on rriday, 110011 the sub4:et of the publi ca ti on o f - t l !e ', Hum o f wA,T,ge; tact, as they will ineef again upon the busiolw The Lost!, MAYOit of Dublin arrived at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street, on Saturday. His Lordship is entrusted ~ vith the presentation of a p et i t i on from the City of Dublin against An Cacholic Claitns.—This is said to he the nnly imtaniie (ex,. J.:cot one in the Reign of (".irO, at the- L s MAvr - .4. Ltaving Dublin NAVAL NE S. PLYNIOUTIL FEB. 20.—Arrived yesterday the _ship St. Alartin's •Planter, FOTITERIN . GIIAM (late), master, from London,_ with a valuable cargo, consisting of sugar, coffee, indigo, spiecs, bound to different ports in the Makliterranean, vrhirh vessel was'eaptured some days since, near Lisbon, by the American privateer. Paul Junes, and recaptnred nine days afterwards by his Ma jesty's ship Dublin, of 74 guns, and the biroitstot frigate. Captain FOTHERINGIIAM waS taken on board the privateer, which had crui7ed success fully on the coast of Portugal, and off the Western Islands : those of her crew who were Tut on board in charge of the St. •Martin's Planter lire now in the Dublin and Inconstant, Arrived the Royalist brig of war from Torbay. The Orestes sloop of war was driven ii here last night by the stress of weather. Arrived this day the Fa'vourite sloop of war from a eruize. PORTSMOUTH,. FEB. 21.--Arrived hip Majesty's ship T;,riait from a eruize; and the iiip Ann, NIALS, from MIN de. Sailed the,"lnt for Lymington. His Majetty's ship Parthian is appointed con voy for th'e Downs. DRAL,' FM ! 21 ..--Arr i ved: and sailed foF the River, the Rambler, GODFREY, from : - Tq. Michaels; and his Majesty's ships De; mark and Ulysses from Portsmouth, and remain. Carne•'down from the River, the' Henry Cert . . for Demerara, and the 'Raleigh stoop of war bound' to the West Indies. The outward bound are stilt detained by con , rary winds. FALSIOIMI, FEB. 19 Arrived his Majesty's brig Wasp from a cruize, and the ship St. Ansdnio, Captain DE LA QuttcrAtio, from Buenos Ayres, with bides and tallow, bound to Lop4ll ; she has hail 82 days passage. YARMOUTH, Fgs. 20.—1 t has blown a very severe gale of wind at W. S. W. for several, days past, The Ful Ttru.ocß, from LeiLh to Lon don, is put in, with the loss of anehors lud cables; and the Friends, BoYcE, from Spalding to London, with the loss of her main-boom. The Neptune, outward. bound West 'lndianian, and the' Gorge, bound from Oporto to London with wines, have Arrived in these Roads, baying been driven out of the Downs by the gale, it has not been ascertained, that any material damage has been done to the bhippiug 'on thin coast. VOCVEY FEB. 20,—Arrived here this day the schooner privateer Chance, of London, Captain SLumml, from a cruize ; captured on the' 15th inst. the American brig Hope, from New Orleans, to Bourdeaux, laden with colonial produce. Orders have been issued at the Admir thy to, the Royal Charlotte yacht to be got in readiness with all pos.gible dispatch, It , said that his Royal Highness the Duke of as Admiral of the Fleet, has it in contemplation, during the en - suingweek, to make a visit: of ceremony to the Russian fleet at Sheerness. Nothing will be ne glected to give all possible Ma' to the ex.cnrSiOn. Besides his own suite, his Royal Elighnes will be accompanied by several of the--Lords of the Admi relty,'and the other 1 - leatis of Departments The Ship , builders, Rope : makers, ..and others, at the Ports of Londnw, Newcastle, Bristol,' Whitby, Yarmouth, 3ild several other places, date petitioning the. Legislature to prohibit the admii sioli of India-built shipS to British registry, The (Nation involves costsiderntions of great national, importance, and' it will 'no doubt become the *object of Parliamentary discussion this Session. The St. .dmsebno has arrived at Falmouth from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 20th•Noiember, and th , ! thrreeaWe has arrived at 'Liverpool froth the River Plate sailed 17th November ;. both these vesels sailed sailed subsequent to the Milne eitoyenne. The Cornet, 20, Captain BLV,7EY . , arrived at Portsmouth . on Thursday froM Cadiz, whether she took a convoy from Newfoundland, She de- . tained the 'American brig,llero, train Baltitnore for Lisbon, 'which is arrived at PlYmonth. TheTeneratie, 74, Captain il.Nf ; 7'igre, Captain I.IALI,MAY ; and 'G a / a ten t Captain Ln - sAcm, are orderecl to relitve the ChrUtit./3 1 If. Mulgroce, and Jiainwirgati; in the blockade or Cberbourgh. - The. Seeptre, 74; (:apt. IrowEyAtANt i t!u ‘VC:it India convoy; itud the Capt, Iju MIND IfUY*oun, Liihon,'Uittiz,. ; ,!;ti Gibraltar convoy, ale still at Portblnontli, ed by Contrary winds. Aeteon, Captain -CYPOR, has taken it the Baltic four .Danish vessel , two of them; %vitt' copper, for the we of t 1 Arsenal at Co:,;:i -liagcn, • It must be very flattering to \VePt in'. st which prpiesses only to give elassicd to its youth, and. it is,highly hollow rble •to the young Gentlemen themselves, that out of tbefo::r of those of the whole Universitk of Oxford who -obtained eitia in mathematics, in•the late ex . cui ll ation for their degrees, two of the Wert t tt *6II V Seb(;ol, the son of the, a". Pr. ziAnzzio;iris i o f Sla3ne-street Chapel, and the son cis Rev, Dr. SHORT, Sub-precep tor to her Roy.}? alghness the Princess CHAP, • - ere r$ /lc UP f Tar TunATRE.----7,1"..5. CA •Miis WALLIS, 111 comequence tniblortunes, returned to the Si last, and appeared id the chary Covent-Garoen Theatrc.--Thit teals displayed good tzense and were nht observahle on 0( There was an air of truth and. wanner, blended with a dejecti have a deeper source than draw and strongly -it:l.-crested the ff dience. She was 'very well and C. in Pyron and excellent. THE PITT CLl,l2.—Tht , periodi nieliced for the season no TI) London Taiern, G. 11.1tos highly honourable to Our conntr number of persons of the mow scriptioti offer themselves as Can+ sion into an Institution ,intende the virtues of the greatest a , Statesman that the world ever IRISH CHA R ITABLE we had not an opportunity of ceedings of this excellent Instite neral Meeting of which took pi last at the Crown and Anchor Ti - of Morita was in the Chair, and the Earl of DARNLEY and the Lo QuIN, the meritorious Founder opened the business, and stated Society, in an eloquent 4 - ind He stated the total .of donation scriptions, the former amounting 4000/. and,the latter exceeding be observed, when contidered as dividual application, were Certa l but much, very much, still ram in order to give efficiency to the of the Institution. After a Ir the, liberality displayed by, a f'i't Members of -the Corporation Of port of this infant Establishtnea ceeded to read the•subscription clay been entered into, and whl spectable. He was followed b' Gentlemen ; and the Thanks of then unanimously voted to his'it Pansce REGEN'T, for his graeiou' his munificent donation of .3001. scription of 501. to' • the Sock M.Vioft nlC)Ved - the Thanks of the Motaa, for his conduct in the that he understood it v.-as his Lo, lion to promote the interests oft}' dia. The Noble Lord testified' le oh , usual sloquence and urbanity , . A . od ote 4 be, should zeal o usly endeavour to pri l od i g .4 Jects •'of the Institution when In 00 tow' Meeting then adjourned, until th•••• Coannittee should be complo.;:i, j 4. the Society. Mr. Wes - r, the venerable Ikesiacilt;(.,d al Academy, ha 1. 1 " S, it seems , 9• ... for his new ..:iiettire, the st,tlii e4° - SA" To, CVL ,a th* 'mitt 0/;4 tNr give tive hundred b e .i 41 , 6 . ' than that 'above-mcntioned .1;1.cli ed for i s ve 6- . ..irprising t- Itt F itt Punts should thus areAr " declined. into the e that be displayed in the Merir,it comedian, b a d a (P i a a r r v t l t *tA e llt r i . 11 , 1 1) ,.; t. ILecdutelV e minded the Doctor, hini, ime had sees) him pc/ 0 . 11 _ Lothario, adding, that a wretched 1, Dagger Mari. was the Altaintint ,1 1 t he that the whole louse concurred w'ti.d. when, addressing-Mann, he dYing' 1 ' ear l ' " Oh! .4 , 7 iozonl, thy (kith,: is the an;r o Qacr,--Was the, same q u otation l 'rrbc late occasion, however miserable Wig the repreentation 'of Calista's injured sir JAMES V - Eo; Captain cif the . frigate,:iately losr in the West in attended the Admiralty. The Gazette of Satarday coutairiS, tiOU issued by the 'non. T. CT'ooernor of Java, dattd June 1% that the Sultati HAMANGICLIBLIANIA, deposed from his Th ron e and GO cause he had violat;d his treaties, an, worthy of the confidence of tlo(: 011 mot. 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