The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-05 00:00:00

MAII S. Waterfoill. Titre--1 I 3 Gottenbitt•gli,. e Waterford. PRICE 01' STOCKS Tiilli DAY AT TWELVE - 9 1 CLOCK. Collf.ol3'. ... ... 5 pe;' ('cut. YE - 11..1F S NJ A"LE:.I QUIZ LN D 0 M()NI)AY, APRIL 5, 1813. We this day received Earbadoes Papers to the • '2oth February inch - islye. They contain W nothing,- of importance. e have ciaracted the foliowing articles . BRMGETOWN, FE B R ARY Majesty's ship Grampus arrived this inorning; having accom plished her voyage . from this island to Sitriciani and baek, in the short period of t`s4ve-clays; in wlikh I.!ndi:d !hitt colony odetfteiMient (4 Ode tiOth, and returnvil w:ithriother of the 6 , 10, Regiment, under the command' 'of. Nip.jor noNrAt.,D. The Volul (armed en flute) sailed ye , terday evening with part of the :3d W. I. Ite;;i:comt, to relieve that of the l lst, now doing duty at 'frini dad ; and the Amaranthe brig of war, wirn the tramports Edward and Ann, and Mu, having on board ordnance stores, proceeded at the s,nne for Bermuda. " By the Paris Papers, Which reached town last pi ht,to the,lst instant, - we learn, from liva:;A-, 'PART,ti himself, his intention of putting himself at the head of his army, and renewi , tg the campaign. Thal he informshia Legislative Body, in answer to their address ; but no longer finding it conve nient to anticipate exploits upon tin' Vistula, or the Niemen, and not thinking it, probably, vcry consistent with hi former boasting, to talk of commencing the Campaign upon the Rhine or the Maine, be coat:eats himself with generally stating his intention i to put IJrnsell at 'the 'head of his army, and tO " catifolind the fallacious Promises of our enemies," an expression to t,shich he may. afterwards . tissgn , any meaning it itiets his vtir poses to attach to it: The fal!en state of his for ittnes,and t,is hones, is indeed rendered' manifest by the succeeding paragraph, in which he say:„ " The, integrity of the Empire neither has nor shall called itt question." The man who looked forward to nothing short of the mastery of Europa—who, in imagination, saw h itaself the Ltird pAratriount of all the continental States, 4 ltol dn.:tont of nothing but imposing his iron yoke tin all the nations of Christendom,:thus confesses the brag gardism Of ail hi, boasts----the defeat of All his profects, rind the futility of all his hopes.' Awoke fr,ni his dreams of conquest by the reality of de feat„and naable even to deceive his slaves by pro mises of Victory, .he finds hinu compelled to limit his otiae ut,Hounded expectations, to the prest‘rvation or " the integrity of the French EinP e," 2:Ai the statements in the Papers •relative to )nilitary d"..tails,serve to spew the chled fortune, of the French in GCllllll7.y. A contused account i giv.Ln of t.!; , :it hinul-ton.rters rein..(ining at Leipic. on' the I.7Ph ult. and the n:trch ut rein 7 forcenterits:to numtioned, hut the whole set lit: invore.sion of teal.; at the typinpa , ..ri fif 'the lins.sinns, The bridge over the F.,1! )e nt . )eeitn,ined,.tind tpp6 that would not he. lie.. ,C6Sary to (It. tn:Oy it. - Strong evidence this. that the French; whatever boasts may be made in the 'Park Papers ofre!nforeements arriving ut Leipsic and iNiagdeburg, were 'unable to make any stand upon the It is evident, Indeed, twin the 3vhole complexion Of the details, .4rul the state- ir;clits inecting Coe army pf ohiervation . bf the ti.;.: t it it: ~n 4 upon or in theinitnediate titl.igiani:bitobil of the !thine that 1:1‘.; ONAPARTIL : ve.ropt to a stand, itinoilgst Cult" extr;tos will be fotilyt tiv arliClO 11'4111 I{ll% :tilt, W ich CPI pi IIA tne re ja 1r: die Priuce Huyitl, of Ilavatia being the Stott: prisoner S . o often alluded to in Germany j 'an anottneement of the' 1111'1 ii or h i got .:.it 'Trieste, anti some curibui Nutez; l'io2';'Wunitefir Oil sume piss ages ill Englidt Newspapers. Lisbon Papers arrived yesterday to. the Pith tilt. They speak in po4itive terms of the rnardi SOULT to Fr::nee with :5000 and also of CAtql,Attrs,Li ; and We le.irn by a clyttmeat vessel ,from I.l,Jorekaux, bro‘ight into Plym'onth, that preperation, were waking I.t the bari.acks 4tßonr dcanz, fo,t the rectlption of French troops from „ rc, A pert of the Freneti foe flaying, marched, in the direction of I,ra)ladol'id, the third briv.i.do of Sir /t. had fi:ilvcineett Irony Curia Pkocenia, We ought not to puss over a paragraph-which appeared ia the Morning Chronicle Qf Saturday, but which we bad not 'Men stn opportunity of noticing. It said, the Bun is anxious to make it appear that the Cardinal, flounnoN is a sprigtatly aet'.ve i In of genius add enterprise." The Sun di , ,pla , :ed no such . an,iety. It merely expressed its distrust of the chNracter riven by the Chrq zieb? of the Cardinal when his appoinment to Tuft REGENCY was first announced in this cOunta'y, viz. that he is " a person of neither ta lents nor energy, and it must depend on the cha racter of his• colleagues what sh&t hr. the spirit and activity of his Governincot," , And when, too, it is probable that the Cho7nicl,2 said so only be cause the Cardinal is a BoundoN. WINDr:6R , , APRIL 4.--7)urlu!.y tbe l i nixcE.B.E- Gr.NT's stay Inns on Thursday he visitcd the • Yesterday the QUEEN PCIIICCSCFS ELVZABETI-1 and MAity went in a. carriage' and tour to D'rop more; -and returned to dinner. • The Queen's Conueil upon the tate of th e K nsiG, tr..-tiny, conskting of the ArchhishOps Of,CANI'EMILTRY 0141 YORK, • the 'Vie of M0NT ..1105 E., the' 141111.0 elf ANC !?1,1,6 , WI NC RI lAEA Laid 'MEN , and the :I.‘s - rnr. of the it.e4A.s, ar ived at the Lower Imf!ge,' where his ?Aajesty's Plrysieiaus were )ii kvAti ug to leceive them, and wa:le their report of the. state of the KING during the' last month, Afterwards they wßllced to the Castle, were introduced lute the presence or the aud held a ,:ouneil with her upon the subject., .At three o'clock they leftWindior, This ntornin4 Divine Service was Terionned to thC FainiiY in theTtistl. Nre , tvr,'uy the following Bulletin was shown at S. JaillCS's Palace " Windsor Castltr, April 3. • " h is MAJESTY has been almost uniformly tin , - der a blight . ,degree of excitement .since the last Montiiiy Report." (Signed by the Five Physicians.) Viseonntr44.o•LEßgAoH transacted busiuess with the Pr.:'Nce, ll.L'(.'ir;yr on Saturday. Yesterday the LORD CII,INCRL,I.,OR had nu autli eiwe of the Plitt:cc Itnq.ENT at Carlton-House, Dukes of YORK and CumliEu , ),ND *kited the PRINCE REGMNTT yesterday. ::.;11:tirday a Cabinet Council held at the Fot,igiA (Mice, which stt .from one . o'clock till within a fe,.minutes of four. SAin•iitiv the Prineesi CHARLOTTE, the Dilehes Hof LEEDS, GOLDSIVOI(TITY . , 111/1, a select putty; dined with the Paiticg EtitGENT, at- Carlton Llonse„' The Nageur man of war that sailed from Ports mouth in January lAst, with a fleet for the West arrived at Barbadoes, 29th February, hav ing a passage.of 29 days: The Two ')4rothers, from Baltim•we to Cadiz., has bee taken by an American pri..atecr, and re tiiketi by the ;Bootie, of Liverpool, and tent for that port. Itcar-Admirat ILltGoon h appointed Coin monde'. in Chief at 47inernsey . and ,Jersey, is the rooni, of ilear , ,Admiral IlttOwN, who is appointed to a cOntinand under Adinirai - S.ir.4ons WARREN ; klear-Adinirar EDWARD jAl`rits'FOOTE is iipnointed second in command at , Portsmouth. shifted his flag on Friday front the Puissant to . the Gloclkttor, and assumed the : coann:tud. Ad miral I.lxttooon takes the command at Guernsey in about a fortnight. The 'Poonone, Capt. Plithle CAUTIMP,T, Wig Sail front Portsmouth for Lisbon, with the. detach-, ments of Guards and Others, which have ktely embarked under convoy, the moment the ,wind is Sir T r uomAs GnAtl,ol, PAYi4E, Oswat,o, and Pack, and Aides-de-Camp, go out in the .convoy. General tiswAt* and fa. , :n4,, -take their passage in the Prince 11c4ent transport ; the other Generals, with eleven h ides de-Cam p , will proceed as passengers in the Poino n e. The Pthitone ulao take 3 out 100,0001: in guineas (a new coinage) for the use of the army. . A convoy is appointed to sail 'for fieligoland, the Elbe, the Ems, &c. on the 10th instant. ifoax,---A most reprehensible trick has been prtwtised upon the Witco. of a Sunday News paper, who YeSterday i nser t e d sonic alleged. Co rrespondence between Lords Et.now, LIVEePOOL, anti CASTILE it ;1,1 the Princess of WALcs„ which altogether a fahrier.tion--,sna. such letters having passed betwecu the pxtics alluded to. Di,:xol)ery of the lio4y of Kiug Charto the .First. —Tue day befiire the interment -of her Royal Highness time Duchess of IlanNswkck, in the new vault in St. George's. Chapel, Windsor, a discovery was made by the' •:vt:Orkinert of two anch.iit coffins, one of lead, the other of Stoiie.— Highne.;.; tho PaiNcg Iterm,ish. being clown :1 Windsor on Thurdtty evening, he *as, of eour.:„ consulted about the anode of exploring Royal renvainS, Which he directed to be ihyte in his presence.: Sir llt:suot ..itteist.e:l his . Royal llightieSS to the '.*cut, what the leaden co:ho being unsoldered, r. body appeared,. covered over. with a waxe d cloth; on.eareful,y stripping the head and face, the countenance of the unfintunate Martyr, CHARLES the First, immediately appeared, in fea tures apparently perfect as when he- lived, Sir 14rrit . 7 Ilat,Foan now endeavoured to raise the hotly from the coffin, in attempting which the. head fell from it, and discovered the irregular sure made by the axe, which appeared: to have b een . int 4 e. d : by a c,:inent.. Witatudded consider,. ably to the into est of this extraordinary spectacle witAs, that as the.!tead separ4ted from the necle,' a fluid drop, of the qpearance of blberl, fell upon theband of Sir 11 . :_i:ts:,a - 51 . par:FORP., - - Wilk') •he mints for, 57 „ ositig it to iniveAcetr the dis solution of some congealed_ blood, em its being exposed to the warmth of the rain, =.41 he body of the itoyl Martyr,wus always knowft to ..hai=e been interred at Windsor, but so privately, that the sxmt could' never .be ascertain e d till now. The stone coffin Was next open e d, which, from its fnscription, Was found to contain :marls of thoEiglabi consist-: ed of nothing mote than the skull and principal limb bones, which appeared in a perfect state. N.l AI/ Ni?,4l7S. PLYMOUTH, APRIL ---Yesterdly arrived ,t Prussian vissel from Nantz, _with trines; and four Prw,Tian - ve:,sels from Bourdeaux . „ _all under license, with cargoes, consisting of b-antly, j, aminr berries, seed, almonds, &-. bound to Lon don. Arrived a Prussian barque,' the• Der Jons Pieter, Lulus, master, from Bourdeanx, with a cargo consisting•of brandy, Wine, 'seed, Mil - Kinds * &c. detained on the 2Gth ult. by the Andromache fri : gate, Capt. TUB,IN. We understand great preparations were. mak►ng in the barracks at Bourdeaux for the reception of troops expected from Spain. Arrived the Spani;ll brig. Son iroze, A.DE Rozo, master, from Briitol, with a cargo; consisting of butter, iron, cheese, .&c. bound to. Cadiz ; sailed 'on the 26th ult. and had. proceeded some di ? tance to. the westward of this port, but meeting with contrary winds and bad weather oblitred her to bear up for it. . . Arrived this morning an. A{TlCFican ,schgoler, the Weasel al)out.:160 tonsburthen,-from with a cargO of colonial produce, con t..;* of co!fee and . eotton, botindi to Bourdeaux, , captured by his Majesty's . brig Foxhound of 18 guns, -.Captain PAniszt,. which arrived here with her prize from a cruize in the .Civannel. . We understand the Weasel has had . a very short pas sage, and brings intelligence that the American ports were closely blockaded by ''his, 11 , 11jesty's. ships, .and that live or six American -merchant men had been cut out by, their boats and sent for Ilalifax. His Majesty's ,scbaoner Lieutenant Al`DcorAto, appointed convoy to Liverpool, and will sail the moment •the wind proves favourable. Th e Scytia s:oop of war, Calk, AItDo:44ALD, ar rived here p; ;ter iw ty from :L cruize in the Channel, with her prize,' the Americans schooner Tzgel , which she captured when in conp i iany with the iljedusa frigate; the partieulara of which were then state(l. . . . . Arrival the Jane, belonging . t' Padstow, BRA BYN, waster, from;,,inlerick,. with a cargo of pro visioni for this port . ; Ike, D kvrq , 'from.Dazt inouth ; and Venus, rossu, frt,rn Wales; culai Lulea. Arrived the Prari:frace, HAY Fortune, &D z. cots; KN G (ro FA in gilt if ; and the Dore, from Venryn. '.fhe Sun Jo*f, ctF i 1:3 guns, wr taken into clock, On TharsdAy evening, since wltieli her.cop : . per lai'been takon 0:r, the ship lifted, her bottom caulked and coppered, and she swill be undocl etl this evening: . Sailed' the Dizc4!), , :th tentlet; for Portsmotah, The Ships haring tin board the tultitws destined fur Canada ; reßtaitt tviiil 7 bouncl. • Arrived this afternoon the American schooner Eliza, FALecrtit,n, froni New York, with a cargo of cot ton and potash, bound teißourdenitx, re-Cap t tired by the Surveiltante frigate, Capt. Sir (..; nom: Cot,Lkuu. • DEAL, Arun. the Eina bomb, Oriel sloop of %vat', and Strenuous gun.hrig lot. the, Baltic. Arrived his Midesty's ship Chatham from Ports mouth, and the Bad,,ier cutter front off Flnshing. , Dover( ) Amt., le last three or four nights the French priVateers have, with the greatest daring, • approached oiir coast, aud carried off se veral vessels from under the batteries: The fol;- lowing is aeeon.nt•of the captures :--=-Thurs . day cvening„the brig Ponunie, TUCKEIt, of South ampton, of .I`2, guns, Ouch U letter of marque, from London, tor Malta, with .sundries ; .the Captain, Mate, and .two boys, landed : tlhis,vessel tired at the inivateers, and wounded two Frenchmen se verely. The brig Robert, of &milerland, from Cardilf,lvith iron, 64 London; the Captain; Mate, and one boy,,landed ; and another brig, rattle un known. Friday evening, two brigs, names iniknoWn. Saturday eVening, the la iatc , of and fur SUMlerland, in ballast was flaptured oil S;:odgate CaStla the. Captain (A,kmut), six invn and boys-, made their esanpe,.bot the mate,was taken.. prisow, When - they , abaniloned the ship there were two brigs astern; tin Irish trader, and a ketch: hue privateer that took the Nina th.ttle an attenipt to capture a • brigthisAnis reptilsedlyfiie hat. terics„ Sit fthig,ss , 11;s Majesty's ships . t./Ci;:ty, with a.tiect of truispotts under Conyoy; foe Gottenburgh. • , F AAr9 6 T ; Ark it. Arr tbe Prjnee Errant packet; Nyit4t a t. 411, from . Lisbon, in eight days:, Sailed. La Loge frigate to eastwaril ; and flit. htoOtihouna 1- guit -brig, :with a convoy, for Wales; • • • The Nymph rtnek . e. , t ,for Cadiz; aad the 1 3f ar y pekham paeket for Co: unha, lire gone into the !toads.'' BUONAPARIE AND HIS SON " Men are but children of a larger grocil' Eulp'rer Nu , ta France returald, niu& iti3 The nurse, sclu;se anxiun finer .se the lather's How much he talks, hi W Olllll ert , ry inorneut " he's nt to S. , ,ya " So Mee THREATEN ED DE`►~: ' • 1N SIVIVIX The following letter dr , has probably been consul'', is the destruction the !, upon the borders of the stance, by the waters est land : " ST. GALL, SWITZER learn, from Constance, t threatens Mei it was perceived that the g of the Lake had sunk, ain anounced hi a manner so a bitants, after having seem ., their dwellings. -This pre been realised : on the 16t. houses:gradually sunk into peered. On the 18th, the so well, known for its hospi . vellers and strangers, me' feet, anti threatened to di sijcht,.. Other houses tat' , Every one is nailer the gr , that the whole town touet destruction:— F 1 RS A most alarming and dry five o'clock yesterday ti ire range of buildings, well I , ol' Hall Tavern and Hotel, in hill, which -raged with tr threatened destruction to The'Afire was first discovere , ing his rounds, and the stationed at St. Sul/Mire diately gave an alarm, and was heard in all quarer B . discovered issuing from the upper stories, Ana in a few and the fifth floors NVel C fire ; from which it is We have been kindling the who] companies who have At! , not leave the place 'until tiff turday night, when event e safe. Socin. after Oe fire broke • • • enr:nes arrived from tbt!ir surAv 4 .water bf , inert began. t o play,: hat 1" a heed as . to preclude ail !: notwithstanding their gtt. destructive •elornents. The xrards caught the other the wh o l e of the intetqor 0 w" 3 in one continued hi tie cilt:nt;HaiPtnrpg,ce:t.roa 1 1 7 . ti ee iittynh t►f 31 Warc great numbers of Voinott.!e dit, attended, to protect t' feririg inhabitanti, street. .. •%„ ! • Strerat Of' the ROJO:11111i fire, and ret elyed great dal ertions of the firer n wer tion. The., whole of the gether witLthe vain:ooe st men, -were entirely cons u 111,itly families «ill h it is . plc4sing to . find th 3 -' this tneLanQholy occasion. was g:)t out by t w o o • L •tock nothing of that stately bt was once the sitar' of trade walls, most of wlliclh fell crash, and' hurled. it) its rt] were soon afterward:,. got Property'- to an inimonse flatne,l. A curious circumstance tire. A at that had esca, anat.tinents,- sva seen by part of the building that wo in flames.; qui all retreat I: wily to V4C211),!'%V.1S ttl pour animal durst not attem proached Iltr a Gentleman t men five gnineal, it iu scot fireman Was induced to 30 with great difficulty succeed' awl with the %.vtiglit of was , ' forciin }wt . to tt d 'c t into the ini;!st of .the specr , the sth story. ;: ie fireman omised rcw•t:' ,l pr • A tire aka Cl'et"ki V.ll e'CteWiVt-I;t1. e , virtien-POW was entirely colsnined The liotul of the 3 - .):;k ! , °l'n:ii:l lt l Fonice, %vas.. on' st'Yed by 14.2. A c551;,..4.,. 1.50.600/: sterling. was c; "fusion., ineidental to s;ic 4..1 the flume:. Thvee of 1 -7 es t0 . .ti1...1r zeal in Ow A 'mirk has itist of " Historical Sketches of ' en, - for the .yenr 1812, M to the :i Zteri[ion 0 1 oar ri:. lll ' the nature (>t its .pl.ln; col d ; siottat; c'keentif) ,, , railk tintort . g th higher En ' that amitt a il y i ss ue /roo t 111 pi , esent vt.)ito:w cotnpri;v-': ' itnpQrpiAlt (),,, , - - Actkr of tho' different = k • V I the -sitin I ) ,;litici, -and c.inil) rica iretyro.l tilt! " 4 Its I.lcsuna biarnl Prit I nv , jui_ low Rauch tic's gfsol; ' t '' ,4 •til rY;- -- ri ~.7.,': 614°" 11 l ' int r ------------7 " 1, . a t IUCTIONOP TC# I . I RfaA.NI) t'} ‘ • 111 il- Tribes a , . ,li. ''t caoraitf. , fop 'mated by this ililk 't ,If part of a torits,):‘: cc le t"' It.e C: I , l ' 11Vatiag tile Sorriirl:', '0,,, , t i t , 'L4N!Di l‘fAecil t''Sl: .14g1 :bat a friginfoltcbs:' );. *o r inoic tlvan.'it',' ~,it t'cound epo;r110101::' •:+ i II this pheoleelo `,.'," ,'!;, allrothig, thst Jei,'''.. 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