The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-22 00:00:00

This morning two Gottcnburgh Mails arrived. The military intelligence they bring does not afT -ford much novelty, but we rejoice to find that the Baron I)ORNUERG, who is a Brktisll MiliOr ral, as well as a Commander of a Russian and a Prussian corps, has given notice to the French General, that the lives of the French prisoners in his Lands shall answer for the lives of the Ilano verians whom the French had threatened to treat as rebels. This is the only way in which the in famous conduct of France in shooting men, under the pretence Of rebellion, whose only crime is loy alty and attachment to their lawful Sovereigns, ,ought to be met, and the threat of retaliation will probably have the effect, as in Spain, of putting an end to such atrocities. GOTTIMIIIIRGII, APRIL 13.—The convoy which sailed on the 11th, and put back again, has again sailed to-day. COPENHAGEN; APRIL 4.—lt said to have been just ascertained here, from good authority, t hat France last year offered Norway to Sweden she would attack Russia. GOTTENBURGII, APRIL 9.—A few days ago a grand dinner was given in celebration of the rights and privilege:; of Hamburgh, by eight burghers of that city, at which were present his Excellency Count Rosys, the Governor, his Britannic .Ma jesty's Consul, Admiral !font, and about 200 of the most respectable inhabitants ; after many loyal and patriotic toasts, the company retired to a most splendid ball and supper; provided by the Same Gentlemen,' which was attended by up wards of 500 persons, including all the beauty, fashion, and taste, of this city. Srocknot.m, APRIL 2.—According to official reports from Stralsund of the 26th of last month, a vessel had arrived there from Ysthd, the master of which repited, that' number of *eked gun bolas roiled from the last•mentioned place two hours before him, and that in the morning he had,heard their signal guns for pilots, off Pert, a certain sign that the. remainder of the squadron were liLowit.e approaching. 1301TZENBURG, APRIL 6.--The following ad dress has appeared here M'TT. Amityco-9 Gottenburgb, 9 Heligoland, 1 Dublin, 2 Wa terford. i)t7l,--1 Cadiz, 1 Lithots, 1 Malta, 1 Gotten burg!), 1 Heligoland, 1 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AI"ISVELVr I O'CLOCK. I lted. Ann, Scia C'onsol9. THE SUN. SfiLitNl QUIS int:vite AVIMAT L 0 N I) O N, TIIURB6CY., APR!L 22, I§J3. TO TUE FRENCH GENERALS. " By the correspondence of Generals MORAND and Sr. CYR, I perceive that the mast seyere mea sures are intended to be used against the inhabi tants of the Hanoverian dominions, who, having been liberated by the victorious arms of his Ma, jesty.' the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, received in his name orders 'to consider themselves as the sub jects of their hiwful sovereign, and who by the express orders of .the commander of the Russian troops were obliged to take, tip arms to defend themselves and their dwelling places. " It was not in their power to refuse compliance to these orders. A punishMent, equally just as 'seVere, would lutve been the nuavoidable conse quence of their base desertion of their duty to wards their Sovereign and it would undoubted ly he contrary to the laws of nations adopt ed by all civilized people, should a single Hanoverian suhject be considered a rebel and treated as such. I will not allow myself to suppo3e that you, Gentlemen, will permit such an atrocious measure to take' place ; but I declare to you that in all cases I am detertniued to use re prisais, and that all prisoners, without exception, ivlitch are now, or hereafter may be, in my power, shall be treated with Ihe,saine severity as you may thew towarthi the inhabitants of Ilano‘ er, and that they Nhall be answerable with their lives for the lives of the latter, who in taking up arms al the express command of the General of the Russian troops, only fulfilled their duty to their King and Country.' " Doitienburg, Aprils. (Signed) 13,aran Von,Do ItNBERG, " Major-General in the 5(1.% ice of Great- Britain, and Commander of a Rua. siaqund Prussian Corps." PAs4l, lITAReu 27.—When the Itu,sian Em eror and the King of Prussia first tuet, they embraced each other ancl wept, without being able to speak a word ; arid when the Eniperor joined the Royal family, ail shed tears oreino tion, thelionarch took the little Princess,, his god daughter, in his arms, and taiid, gi these shall be th e last." In the suharlis and it of llreslau :Russian troops were drawn up in rkudis, and when t h e Emperor expressed his surprize at it, the hi NAVAL . Nig VIIN, totd Thew tire the pritionets tgken by ttiy troops ; lit this war they have been well tre (tett the whole•thrie. they were all equipt in tht best manner; • - According to the tette.st Accriiints reeelOd, the Russian head-quarters in Silesia were about to :cross tlic Oder. MELZ IG, MA RC it 31 ,--Yesterdai afternoon, the Russ'ian Ciencral Of Cavalry COUiItIV!TTGENSTEIN arrived here, and took up his. head-quarters for the present.--qhc is the Proclamation which was yesterday issued here " Saxons,--I enter your country either to.make •var upon, or to light: in conjunction .with - you, for your freedom and the restoration of your de graded honour. Chuse! your choice may place your crown in - danger, and cause yoUr children to blush for the conduct of their fathers ! " Look and see what passes around . you ! See the noble Russians your neighbours. The whole nation has risen in mass—in their ranks the son of the ploughman is found by the side of the Prince - -- Alt difference of ranks is mingled toge ther, and disappears in the great ideas of liber ty, honour, king, and country. There is no other difference of talents and of zeal in the great . and sacred cause. Liblqty or Death is"the Word which FREDERICK AN'tt.timq has given, and solemnly has his whole magnanimous people sworn to conquer or fall worthily of such a Prince. • Saxons—Germans,—Our pedigrees, our fa mily-registers close with the year 112. The deeds of our ancestors are cancelled by the hotni liatiOn of their descendants. The re.l,.ratino o f Germany can alone renovate the nobility of the race, and restore it to its originalsllei!,Hur. " Head-quarter', March 81.- Two Heligoland Mails arrived last night, In ing ing Hamburgh and Altona Papers, to. the 10th inst. They announce the entrance of the Rus sians' ivto Leipsic, on the 31st ult. and mention a report, that . the Prussian Corps d'Arinee, under BLOTHER was to carry on operations towards Er furt. A detail is given of the action in which MottAND's division was defeated and taken, by which it appears, in direct contradiction to the French account, that the number of prisoners made upon the occasion were 100 officers, and 2,200 privates. Nine pieces of ctinnon were also taken, and several standards. MORAND was not killed,, but severely wounded arid taken prisoner. The hostilities recently committed by the Danes are stated to have originated in mistake. A Jamaica Mail arrived thin morning, brinving Paptrs to the 28th of February, but they conutin nothing of importance: A Messenger from flamburgh with DivatcheB for ,Goverument arrived in toivn This day, but the contents had not transpired when our Paper was ithit*lca, Arnfi I.—.ii' Ved the Lacey peon jacket from Gdttenburgh ; the fleet, nea 400 sail, beyond to rlngland, tailed front thence 8 tlayi ago, but returned again hi tb-pprt. Thirty thou.' , sand Swedes were embarking at Caliscrona. • Also arrived the ii.uck/unct packet freed duxim yen with Count Bret NSTOVP, his Secretary, a cou rier and two servants ; they set off for London as soon as they landed. YARNOUTR, APRIL 21.—Arrived his Majesty's gun-brig Tigress from - Cuxhaven, (which place she left on Thursday), having on board a Messenger charged with dispatches from the British Resident there for Lord CASTLERgwIi. Count BEnNsTorr, the Danish Minister to this country, sailed from Cuxhaven two 'days before the Tigress, on board the, Auckland packet. PLYMOUTIT, Art►lL 20.--Arrived the . ilfdrgaret of Cardigan, )nv►s, master, frOm Belfast, with rum ; and the Commerce of Dartmouth, IlAwKnis, master, ft'om Cork, with wheat and barley, both' bound to this'port. • Also arrived! a Prussian vessel, under license, with a cargo of brandy fro►ii Thcar►lcaux bound to London ; and the Ebenezer, CLymA, from Truro. Arrive I this afternoon in Cawsand Bay, a man of war . from the . Eastward, name unknown. PEAL, Ara m2l.—Sailed this morning the whole of the ontward-hotindi under convoy of the Re - pole and El 3 , for Portsmouth ; Cas tilian sloop of war for Cork ; and the Archer guu-brig 'on a " CO - 1 - 111t WITTGUNSTEIN. ervize. Arrived his MUjesty's shilis centaur and Warrior from off the Texel. Sailed the Not thumberland man of war for Que bec, and the Speculator for Falmouth. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 21.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Bonne Citoyenne for the Downs. The illisiletoe is appointed convoy for Guernsey and Jersey. His Majesty's ship Mu(grave sails to-morrow early, and the Asia is waiting only for the ships from the Downs. FALMOUTH ) , APRIL 19. Arrived the Dims packet from Jamaica and Bermuda, in 28 days tram the latter. A fleet, supposed to he the Newfoundland and convoy front' Torbay, passed to-day to the west. Lt.ovn's, APRIL 17, 1813.—The Committee hav:n2; transmitted to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty the , particulars of the vessels lately captured of the Burling's, and Oporto. Bar, by an American, and French privateer, their Lordships have been pleased to inform them, that as such frequent convoys' are appointed, they are, surprised vessels should sail Without- • protection, and that they will give ord:rs for the Owner§ of all ships which sail contrary to, the provisions of the Convoy Aq, to be. prosecuted. ~. JOZIN LLOYD'S, APRIL `ll.—'Tic Lord. Commissioners of the Admiralty have been pleased to infotm the Committee, that they have ihr-coll their Solicitor to prosecute Mr. WATT,•nm.ster of the Stronger, of Aberdeen, fur his disobedience to the hignals made by Captain Lowi, of !di Majesty's sloop Ja souse, •Imltr whose convoy he sailed, from Gib raltar on the 21st of last month. JOHN BENIIETT, j un SPOR',IIICG INtti.4IGENCL, NEWMARKET. CRAVEN MRETING, 18IS. «'knmrk:9DAYl Handicap Swerpstiilies of 25gs each. T. Y. C. Mr. IlatSou's ► !1-yes.ist 111 b, : Mr. Vilitsun's Pericles, 3-yrs. Bst Ulb. - • - 'Sir C. Banbury's Scout, 3-yrs. 7st Gen. Grosvenor'* Lazyimuts, 3-" rs. 7st 121 b. 4 ti. to 4 ag. P ericles. Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, is. ft. for fillips, Bst lib. T. Y. C. Gcn. Grosvenor's Poodle, by Popinjay - • - rec. A Subscription Plate of 501. for I-yr olds, 7st. 3.yr olds fist 71h. and 4-ye olds, Ist. T. Y. C. , Sir .1, Shelly's c. Cuniu4, n-y rs • - - Mr. Wilson' Ib C Wisdom, 3-yrs - - - Even on Counts. The third class of the Oatlands Stpkcs of 60gs each, b. ft. D.I. Mr. Pigot's Muntistamon, 5-yrs. Bst. 101 b. - - - I D. of. Oroglon's Joe Mille, 3-yrs. 7st. 51b. - - - y I Mr. Crnesie.s Tooley . - - 3 2 to I itgainstTooley. The following having declared forfeit by the 30th December, *re to pity but - loge each, to be divided amongst the owners of the second horses in tbe three classes of Oitlamis : 141 A %, H. Somerset's Scorpion, Sir J. Shelley's Phantom,' Jersey'sinvalid, Mr. Higley . Canterton, . Cul. Willinnts's NVoreester,.Mr. Biggs's Denietrius, Mr. Cupe's Stine-strings, Mr. Hallett's Cceleit, Mr. Rawlinson's Totisy T turry, Majur Wilsoies Bolter, Mr. Blake's Rapid, and Mr. Crockford's by,F.viinder. Genirthosrenor's c.lteduiont, by Whiskey, 'out of Butter cup, 85t.711,: rec. 00gs from 1 4 1. Lowth e r' s db, c. by peutung brough- out of lipkont Lass, sst. D. M. ' ,:Dugs. b. ft. THE THEATRE.—Mr. SOIVIIREY appeared a se cond time last night. at Drury-Lane Theatre, in the part of Othello, and fully confirmed our favour able report of his merits. The same may, be said of Mr. Puea in logo. They both received marked and repeated applause. There has been an account in the Morning p a p ers of an intended relmilding of the Lyceum Theatre, but it has been contradicted. - The new Conicity of Education, which was to have been brought forward at Covent-Garden Theatre to -night, has been.postponed on account of izyTON'ti 41(141)05410H. put to pl'etis Count 13EaNsToarr, the Danish Minister, ar rived at Harwich yesterday, and is now in town. The late subject in which some branches of: the 'Royal Family were so unfortunately invoked, atlorded too tempting an opportunity for Party and Faction to 'lltitfer , it to pass by, as it gave scope for discussions calculated to lessen the re verence for authority, and disturb the operations of Government.—Aecordingly, the Party Prints seized upon the subject with avidity, and the Princess. of WALBS was nmch less ind e bted to them for the support which her situation nu - piked, than to the opportunity which it pre sented 'to them as opponents of Administra tion. Hence the cause of PoPEalt was sus pended for the indulgence of a topicr. more im mediately* hostile to the Royal Family, and more gratifying to the race of modern Reformers But as the. subject respecting the Princess of WALES. has now had its day, the favourite cause of Port ay is revived, and the Constitution is . again to, be brought into danger by attempts to 'remove all restraints from its professors. We find the tot low :ug passage this day in one. Of the Prints which zealously advocates the Claitimofthe P,apists . : hay ing stated , that the Committee of the House of Commons has retraced the exceptions or exclusions from offices proposed hi the Bill to thos , 4 of the Chancellors anti Commanders in Chief in the two Countries, land the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland it says,. . , " To these exceptions we do not vonceire there will - be any object ion on the. Fa of the Catholict, for they cannot be practically injurious to any one, us we are not aware that at the present moment the body of the Irish Catholics have • any in lividuals to propose as candidates for the Offices of Chancellor, Lord Lieutenant, or Commander of the Forces in either country,— Time will soon concede whatever prejudice, bi gotry, intolerance, or fear, may.now be disposed to withhold." , Wonld it not be supposed from this mild, gentle, and subtaist.ive reference t 9 the feelings, the wishes, and the intentions of the Papists, that they were to rotifer a favour on the empire, by condescend ing to accept of the removal of all penal re strictions and disabilities in the way of their ambi tion 1. but we hope, whether they obie`ct to the above exceptions and exclusions or, not, that the wisdom of the Legislature will save them front the trouble of forming a determination, and that it will eter nally guard the Constitution from, the remotest possibility of a reviv:.l of Popish ascendancy, not withstanding the arrogant and indecent reflections with which the above extract concludes, in refe rence to the friends . of our prtisent happy Data. blishuont. • PititiCESS OF WALES , • Having Inserted the failaciouS . d' cament ! lishtd iu Sunday Paper respecting the Pr o : and the other articles to which t eY gl e t .„d e ri sinn, we iletikit proper to submit to ear the following tommuuicatiens frona4sdY'' VAC. and-Ml'.Hola the Batista. t'oni ""That Lady Percival , with the exhceel).,',,,'? the written orders to the "` Editor of t" for his paper, and a letter hi to Lady Ann Hamilton by the Bi Lady Perceval, in the name 0( knowledges herself gratified by Editor's columns to advocate t. Princess of Wales, without accep ing to accept it. Lady Perceval nication with, nor bad never wril " the Editor of The News," prey' lication of the fabricated docemel That the paragraphs contain of the disrispectful delivery' of , of Brunswick's will, &c. are Ott hapd-writing of Lady Pereeval ; Was allowed by her to have theta titles of ordinary intelligence: • " That Lady Peri!eval was tot the source.lubrieation, and exis. em purporting Co be signed by the Prince Regent, and by Lady Ann. til they were published in , TI day. April the 401,:when she saw time. That on the day of pnhhf received a letta from the gdiu paper, which she immediately la to see him for the purrs:: Ut paintance with the transaction, mg him (from the evidence of the merits themselves) of the impositio him. " That Lady Pe reeVal ,fro mot, interest iu Mr. Mitford and f."" il7 .connection with Lord iledesdalei an occasional v i s i to r at h e r 014 State' of his mind n o t appearing Co capable of conveying : , ,sa ordinary &c. Lady Perceval has *Wadi on such occasions. c" That (hiring the p e riod of visits, Mr. Mitford put into her in tors and minutes of observations, al of the proceedings which hav e 50 the pOlic feelings, alleged to hore to him under a feigned name, an holden by him with Gentleolen appointing interviews, and , (1 , el n never ev:r ac tohokp have Place. eddy the disclosure of secrets , and rea between other panic's, w hich it lo ts " That the numerous fa hricath fi:come to? whilst they render her sti ll a p re name may be further involvol, declare her total ignorance of I f ' taken place, or may yet proceed INS circumstance of the unguarded sdnii :114ford to her house mus t. al war Perceval an unfeigned aegret,oc tha t bud any intercourse and siet, who whether insane 01 not, Os oeived the public and herself." TO TI-12, EDITOR OF TO 1 Pik, feel much 0 h1i30 .0 . ‘ 1 bY Y "r ins4ftr.:( , n 0..., ' the„incloged Letter in your raper to-01',',Alif, lion ''fsithe Editor of your .Nord, in 10 7 , 1 :0 "Poll° I,7,,thSVlday, has queStioned th:;10 the letters w I -- - 1 PrOfeSSiOnSily i1d4,011101 ILl‘oilit tioti inserted by him from the ec..n,.,,,,,,f4 jut t ot i i_ l i b i e i tl i i s t li ‘ , ! ( ; l 4 ,l ' l: n p l e. t a .‘ ° ft t .,:o f r r t :r z lit o l i l tg a ti lf iri l i .e ir i e t a l i, : .ps r i el i l i is lS l i e in ' i ps : c t v iale l °l . a rl e t pcei nli tic l i ° st c n rpot re ,o ti en i t i li t t i e tt ‘. li i s lio c l 9. yel eine la t g rri ; Yei , t ai s t : tnic : l l s il its 'lli a l et f , lPi se r Y t e le: ' . l o f f ili i i( countess “, I acted upon the instructions of I,"iiiroito I) chess of Brousnrick's Will. i 11 O ld' kr Royal I;ighness the, Princess ° il,, pr anyand :nwledge of Mr.'llittorti, reroPti,i; th:tYtir"' a communication, I have ontyi,.(l„o such acted upon that authority iron, osili:00, tic b disavomil could proceed ; bu t 1 ti ~' lt-11 myself justified in decorum, oi . i'l„,t,t," respect which is tine to that 00401 tioove 11. t I led olle to the number of those ° WI' creed) , ba .ulle• Sir, ),, 1,... L. ritisifdiflabtuO jnttinttyojitfltil..striszOt,r. ...- 000 a Temple, April 212 1813." ............._______,............,,,„. ' The next and last fleet of the s ea ' will he dispatched at the India- goose the Ist of May. The following fir° the ships a hich compose the fleet , C c ' spective destioations ..---The fridiaill ;I:pre/howls of Exeter, fur ecyloo he Carnalic, Deroruhire, StreftthonidE Berland, for Bengal. The Lady Lul l ! Forbes, and Minerva, for Atadrad an' David Scott , for Madeira and BombhaYv. Mi T il l 'i i r a e l e id o j f a t n h le e 3' ; ‘; h i t A li tm a i tn id eCi f,°vrii.°l:ll:::V: Sunday at Portsmouth from the O f :g t E n e e l r t, 'i t u i t i a t e l y it r i t'..tlylhealeirree:cit°7alintritisgriii:ol,rergie,s:.Plat:,d CSairifte:aii c i l a:1: 1 The remainder will follow ill I . 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