The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-27 00:00:00

Erinera.--Iti the Letter to the Landed Interest, in our Pa per of ytsterday, for 44 extraordinary tonnages" (in the J 4th line of the fourth paragraph), read existing tonnage; 'for " re,rtwo and,perpetnate" (in the 81st line of same paragraph) ) read secure and perpetuate ; and in the Rth line •of the fol lowing paragraph, for " outward intercourse," read extended eraourse: MAILs. Aaßiven—l Dublin, 1 Waterford. Due--t Cadiz, 1 Liribon, I IVAIta 1 Heligoland, Guernsey, t Jersey, 1 Dublin., 1 Wate;ford. • . PRICE OF STOCKS . Ttili; DAY AT TWEI.i'Z'O'cLOCK. •• . Concois . 5 t ) 1111 I ROO. Ann • 58i THE -,SIJN. • . (41 , 1% plt:F.111: L•O ND 0 N; TVESD,tY, APRIL 27, 1813. REPORTED StOND DEFEAT OF BEAU- HARNOIS. ' Hambiugh- Papers to the 21st instant arrived last night. They bring a report, which appears to 'be well founded, of two engagements haring taken place on the 13th; between the Russians and Prussians, and the French, commanded by I,E AU - IT AR NUTS, at Niemburg and Biedentz, on the Sault. Three Thousand 'rencti are said. , to have been driven into the Saale and drowned, and upwards of Seven hundred prisoners taken, including, ac cording io'sople reports, DRATTHARINOIS himself. The details however are not given in any authen tic shape, but of the fact of the actions having" taken plate; and terminated in the defeat of 'the French, there appears to be no doubt and it• is, at the present crisis, of the greatest importance. Nothing.tan tend more to derange.thc plans and cripple the operations of BUONAIiARTE, at the mo ment of his arrival in 'Germany, than to filid. BEAtura4Nois defeated and (Liven from those po .. sitions upon whichißooNAPAßra,placed the greatest reliance, stilt more if the army of BEWHARITOIS should be dispersed, arid himself a prisoner. We do not wish to be too sanguine in our eiipeeta-.. •. tions, but from . the positions, and the advance of the,Russian and , Prussian armies, against. Which , eVidetaly unable to inivice a stand,' tits best may be autibipated iii the period which must necessarily elapse before Buo NAVARtE could in-any manner render him assist- *,lce. Magdehtirgh appeari, to" have been left to its fate, with a slender garrison, in, a state of dis sension and mixtiay. The Russiau light troops are also said to have advaneed within a mile ofilremen; or according. to ane letyy from Heligoland, had actually entered the city. Paris Papers reached town List night to the 2211 instant, by which we are informed thai BUOWA rAnTE reached Mayence ort 06. Ikb inst at His fondness for midnight gives some colovr to the tteport, mentibned in another para graph, of his behig shot, or fired at, inasmuch as it proves his fears of being seep in 'public; arising' froM the consciousness that almost every man he meets he may consider as his enemy. ..At mid night he left Paris,---at4midnight he enters 11 1 1ay 7 ence---he' seems anxious to shroud his Person from public view, in terror and alarm lest the next Mo nica should,be his last. We have in these papers the, av014, , al of an act of atrocity of the deepest die; aa act Characteristic of French rsde, but resorted . to in this instance, , we trust under the penalty of retaliation which will prevent the repetition of at which hu man nature recoils with horror. , Four citizens' of Bremen, convicted of the crime of bertring,arms against France; that is to say, of fighting in tha cause of lawful authority, and of tlutt free dom which is their birthright, were shot on the 4th, by order of a Military Commission. We trust a dreadful but just retaliation will be made upon the French for this wanton a:t of injustice 14nd barbarity. It, is said that, acting upon' this principle, some r rench officers have been shot, in 'consequence of the French General Vas nm. , lAtt; hav ing shot without trial two Ministers' of the Doke of OL.DENBURGII. WCtrttSt this will prove to be correct . . It is Only by putting to death an ade quate number of Frenchmen, in every case where , Frenchmen 'murder Germans (under whatever as sumed forums of trial), whose' only crime is pa triotism, that these acts of ferocity can' be pre vented. ' Anthher fabrication oppears in the Paris Papers refipecting the affairs of Sicily, the . only object of vihich appears to, be to delude the peokle of Fra A Vetter . from I.:Aida:ln PAGET states, that a young' - Frenchman, whom be found on board an American :Ammer, t nuuNantk, c a pt ured by him, says.; that BuoNA PA fl VI. ;13 ctrtainly shut it on the parfnle at Ptlris, Ity a luau in the ranks, but he to sled him, and in tartly ..3f)tut himself. The PrenJanatt says he vi.x,resgut atidjaw may have given rise perhaps to the rumour brought by the Fiiiiig,ll44. It will be seen, however, from a Deal letter, which wethis day insert, that the rumour of lino- NAPARTE'S having ben shot on his way to.the army has been revived in a different shape. Whe ther there is any truth in the report we are unable to ascertain. As the City Reformers have at length resolved to pass before Cat Iton4louse in their next pro- CLISSiOiI for the purpose of presenting a Congratu . latory Address to. the Princess of WALES, la order to make some atonednent• to the r r for the misconduct Lif the Loan MAY oa, who wished .to exempt his Royal Highness from the outrage:4 of a factious rabble, .and in order to demonstrate their own - respect for his Royal Highness, we rust that r for the sake of:, consistency,, they Will take care that one o'f their members, who, if a' . Morning Paper of Saturday ...was right in its statement of thc.proeectlinv of the Common flail, declared his conviction, that " the Prince and his Mother *ere at the •bOttom.of the pro ceedings against the Princes,f,!' should not, be permitted to ~join that procession. ff., that man . were to appear on such an oceailon, instead of respect, they wOuldi, treating his ROyal High ness with open mockrrg mid bare faced ,insolence. By the.way, however, attaehed we.may,belo fret.. darn of•speech, as well as to the freedom the Press, we eoneeivethat such should not lu suffered to pass with,imfmnity. lartNnsoß At , lnt. :211.—;Yesterflay being the Princess Ithay's 13irth4lay, the `same was served by, the QUEEN' ind Family.ut Progmore Lodge. The Prince Regent, the I)nke and Dochess of York Dukes of !Rent and Cambridge, Princesses Aupsta, Elizabeth, Mary, Sophia, and Charlotte, / the Duchess of Leeds, Ladies Crariley, Onslow, and Pattie!, Genera Gwynne, anti a number ofversonages of . distinetion, who We're invited tO hii , pres n ent . 'at the celenratioln The band of the Royal, Horse' Guards kflnes), • with' thin silver &nuts, and in Stai:e uniforms,' attended 'on tliV oeiNtsion. 'They conti nucd playing some delightful pieces till half-past ;tint Welock;'when the 'Royal party broke l i p time PittNoti RuGwr,••thtz,i)tdies of YORK, KEN T , and CAMIIPIiibi, for London; the:QuEEy,. NAN CESSES,, and the Duchess.,of Vortt, for the Castle; and the Duchess of LEEDS for the-Lower Lodge. Yesterday,'at half-past one o'cliock, a Cabinet Council Vii:s held at the,Foreign Office. Yesterday the Duke of YORK transnetetf mili tary business with the PRINCE RRCENT. Seren, . enignnesstne Prince of URArtGE Isar rived town. :1t nppenrs thitt hp went frdni the Peninsula to Sweden,- and had an interview with BERN.lnorri. • Letters frons Rio Janeiro' of the 13th February, state; that 4. Trtaiy. iittd bceu conchitled between iffie Portuguese Government and the Junta at Buenos Aril", is consequence of which the troops of the former had withdraWn to their own terri tory. A private letter frOM Ifanilitirgh of the 26th inst. States, the,followingClinportant fact , " The King oeflertnarl.. has : signified officially to the Frince of Eclruld; that as no Military toad passes through Hambnrsh ,and this part of Ger.: many, the French troops having once timed the- iiv,ht, bank of, the Elbe, 'crun have no- reason 'fu: returning to it, ti; •take revenge ors Ilarnborgh for' what has lately. happch'ed there ; that he (the King). has, however, Um much friendship for the' fianStia- tics ever.to suffer therts.to, be so treated . ; 'that he he' has therefore &body of 12,000' men ready.at the first request of the Senate of liambiargh, to cover right'hank of , the El a Tillie, 'nd :Oppose '011741t . - ,tempts of the French to re-Cross that river, and he shall authorise Mr, lifST, M.'S' Cha rge d'Aff a i res ; to commtinieme. this 'to thg.ScOde," . • ' intelligence from Rio Janeiro,„ by the Mail, 7 ' is to the; 16th Of February.' Admiral Docotst" had pia t i .sea. in _the 11.1witagye 111i,in of ,war, in pur uit llama and , Constitution, which. were :ernizing on the coast of Bahia, lt was suspected. that the Amirican COnstit gl01.! 10114i4leilf to the' armed Ships under the Visited:States flag, crui z j ng 7 off the coast of Brazil, to facilitate' the eaptUreof vessels 'l 4 he flacoon sloop wait had taL ken an American Indianian, vainest at :400.01., but the Portuguese Government would, not' alto* the latter to remain in•port. A letter-has been received from New York, not addressed to London., but to Fayal, whirls direction is used as a blind to conceal the real destination ; , and it appears from the obscure terms in which it written that the intercourse with Etiglaqd has beets prohibited by authority. . The followiiig was po6ted up yes.terdiy or Lloyd's " The Clizabeth, front Itiratneiro to London, war captur ed . on the 24th Dee., by the Essei American Mgate, and sent into Rio op ti!ot inth January, from tvAenee kre watt itrooght .out on the sth Feb. by the Ante rican prize -master, and burnt in front of Santa." Other advice' confirm this statement, and add that some cotton, a part of her cargo; was pre served; belonging to Portuguese proprietors, • The lust Fleet for India is expected to be dis patched on Saturday, to coniiit of twelve ships-'-- tor Bombay, Ceylon, and Bengal. . When the Virago left Plymouth, Admiral KEATS, Who is daily expected here, had his flag flyi ng on board tho'QueeirCioriotte. A number ot ships dropping in, for convoy tor North America, Seven acres of laud on the banks :of the Tone, near Taunton, belonging to the trustees of the poor, which, for the last 42 years, have produced a yearly nett rent of only 141, were lately let by public. auction for the sum of lat. per annum, clear of all taxes. lialBo,—To-dity there was no Court of Alder men held. The hotel-Mayor, after inspecting the istaruN.orjervdtUe ptes-gat price to eaptinue. NAVAL NEWS. DEk!,, APRIL. 25.—We have a strange report broug4 over hy, an arnied Vettseli eruizing, otr'' Cantineere, that while running. 4nvirt the coast;' nip less than thre3 hoat:s camp; alongside ; the, master of one of which mist it 1'61114 thiellyeti, that BUONAPARTE HAD BEENI'WOT- IN THREE DIFFERENT vAuTs OF HIS BODY, by some armed - peasants, whilst passing through a smull.village twhiS way. to_the . artnie.i. .• - APUIL 26.—Sailed his Majesty's sl:ip Colossus, on kernii.e. Off the Texel. • • Arrived since my last, the Centaur of 74 guns, Capt. Wpm, and Warrior, 74, Capt. Lord Ton attra'rotr, from their station off tonna vessel got ashore, in a thick• fog, off the Dutch coast, and remained in that state for ten or twelve hours, but the weather proving tolera bly moderate, she was got off again without any matelial damage, but it is'said she is to proceed 'to Portsmouth to be overhauled. Remain in . the Downs, the .illOnntauth, Impreg nable, Boyne,. Barham, colossus, 'Christian 111. Centaur, Glocester, and ' Tarrior; line-of-battle shilisi Pioneer, Dujarf,'Defender, Folkstone, and Flying Fish,. brigs, cutters, and litggers. Piprrsmoutti;APßlL 26.—Arrir 1n Majesty's • ship Rinaldo *with a fleet front the Downs ; Hope from a cruize, and the Cherborgh blockading scnadron.. Soiled the 4/ertslonp of war with a fleet, for the Downs. YARMOUTH, APRIL 26.—The "ship Marianne, KEHRMANN, master, bound from St. Petcrburgh to London, with a cargo of bale goods, iron, and talloW, (one of the homeward bound fleet from the Baltic) struck on the SerAy Sand early` this morning, and will. be entiiely lost. The rest of the fleet passed by in safety. , FA LM OUT 4, APRIL N.—Sailed several:veiseis to join the . ontward-bound'flect nowt ffthis Port, under convoy of his Majesty's ships Musquito and Zephyr. p. m.—A vessel has just come rouritl from the Manacles suppoied to b 8 the Elizabeth packet from Lisbon. Arra'. 23.—Arrived the Swift store ship, from Halifax. Cov&, APRIL Majesty's: ship Virago, PvrestArt . ,.arri - ,ied here yesterday 'mornings, frin» PlyMOnth, which pla c e the left on Saturday. On her passage here she- fell in with a large fri gate, in the Chops of Ole :chaithel, between Scilly . and Ushant, supposed to Lie an American, and the saine that ehasied. the Telmer gun-brig.. When she discovered the enemy, who sailed remarkably. .*ell,,Oe was to windward, and b ore clown on ,* them, with .44 pl . Iniffortnnately's fog coaling on, they ilrere - enabled' th esaape her.. The next day, however, the . rliscovel:ed her to lee- Word, When she.tadced apd stood after them, till. sun-set. ••• 'The. Virago bad to start some of her water to lighten her. A letter, frotri Wing° Sound;Aateduthe: Bth inst. il states, that theVigo (Admiral .Morris),, Zwalops,, Defiance, Prineess.Caroline, Orion, and 501) sail of :merchantmen, werathen lying there. - The tiler• channUn iberc ,to sail fne.:England the* first ,fair wind, 'lnd the .befiance • and Orion were going immediately' to Carlsoona with 120 transports,7-- Admiral Hope Was-tit Sto ,- .:kholin. In descfibing the viivage 'Odic : above . large and valuable fleet of 'merchantmen down the Baltic, theletter says—, Vic weigthed!at one * o'clock on the morning of the oth instant, from otir anchorage under the .the island of Ilneu, 'with the brig of war Mercii rins, Captain Kenwicli, Which led.'Oe fleet, fol lowed by .several other brigs- and cutters ; and Wiien.Withitsstiell range of th e b at t er i es o f Cron , berg . , a treinendotis fire of shot and sheiks opened upon its, which was keptnp with 'astonishing ce 7 terity for threeluturs, even after the Danes must have been conVineed of the impotence of.their teffipts to:do us any harm. A few shots from the lower tier of the Castle (36-pounders), which were Well directed, fell over the convoy ; but their style 'of throwing the shells proved them' to be bad engineers on this ()c* s. sThe wind was ex tremely favourable,' and n - strong- breeie ; and however much it was the desire of interested indi , viduals-of the convorto.have moved before, the result pro'ves the good j u d gmen t a nd discernment of the Admiral (Morris') who weighed at the only moment it could be done, with Out incurring greater risks. One vessel (a ship bound to Lon. don)_ got on'.shore near llelsinghurgh ~ which' was the only• accident that happened. There is no doubt the:Swedes Will get her. off. The English frigate Hainadrynd, when she bore up, passed a little without point-blank shot of the batteries, 'and' kept up aver) , anitnated'fire ;• whilst the ships pi. the line; in sailing order, (led by the Zealous) with topsails. only, deliberately and majestically passed th e f or t s without 'firing a shot. . This con tempt much pleased the Swedes ; whilst the King of Denmark, with .many (it the Nobility who were witnesies elf the movement, returned, we are fold, sullen and in ill niimour to Copenhagen. Much credit is certainly due to the Mastors of vessels of the convoy, for thei r s t ea di ness when passing the narrows, crowded as they necessarily were ; and the Sweden 'deserve our best thanks for buoying Ole Channel, .anti placing their gan-hoats be tween the convil anti the enemy's batteries. — Some of them., we suppotie, Must have been strtick by the shot frpll) the Castle, fired from about 100 pieces of cannon and mortars, out of ;;;;;io,' which ate mounted ot ) tbu several sides and ankles pf thc fortificatiott.". FRENCH PAPt Ith, t PATttS, APRIL .20,--4-11iS Attlie arrive:l at Mayence on the 16th 'VIENNA, APRIL 1.--Prince passed the greattr part of the svi oil, left it the duv before yesterdl to Russia. s.—Yesterdiy tary Commission assembled her death Hirinaim Friese. aged 26; 29 ; Henri Neuhaus, :at Blexeii, in the arroniii,-,rincat slur Gird aged 46, living lllexen, who were convicted of - li: against France, aid taken, in the the battery otililexeo• Thisi ud g iivo execution this morning, The property:of ate-condemne d -1v RitnsTAiiT; -A`eitit.'lo.-,j,A11 the -ogent lire at present in the -country is constitutes a part of - theconf Very numerous ills of art! •Passel through Praukfort, to join • leir'days; the Emperor is expe .and*Fratikfort. air Grat:(l.Dak, -off for Tilayence, to offer his res , jesty. -.I2R.INMEO','IT', APRIL 15--Can tu turned here yesterdayfroin nand! ASCHAFFENBURG, • APRIL .14. :Duke of liattuse arrived here ye'' in the afternoon, on a visit to our thatevents. Of the highest importsui ; ken place in Sicily. The Sicilians, fatigued with the 'have revolted. The sedition was quelled by force ; many. persons suspected of having ex c i ted :the the English, were arreste d.. eireimistanceS So difficult , who kid refirecisto Cotelvtirano, to hold her Self in readiness to dell° or Trieste ; she ref Used to obey : doors of the prisons in the place he opened : -she armed the IY-tisane' ;Castel s T l v T i o t r A i 1 8 - t l o o T . her assistance the discon tented Sentinel; has marclae cl three. t l )° ° ' APRIL minced here, that the iiinn of set- , off from hence to=inorroW, -and part of : his for Lonisb ° Majesty proposes to pass the tine ed ace' HAIBURGII, AO'. . , may Hiotsiyann. & Tetteul - -7.1 ,411111. 20.--ilii' °° l 'n, with Persevering' V" be maintained with gun, activity, urges on the hostne6B, restoring; to our. city IN , and al c' , rights " of supplying the means by 0 . Under the dirCct I his tlseelle'4l,lftl", :. Am.' o throu I . the i''' e , ._ , g 1 the a.crive co-operation 0 0 - ! v ote; Iciinabitants, who have exerted 004;14 ot, : ?mplish, and even anticipate, tl4,l',,'vgi,4o'',ll`e °I the General, 'the raising of fil . ',,-- 'l wo '''''''' pun has gone on so successfully, tr s. :, t , 0 d.' infantry, rind a flambe} .vi 5(11101°,,,,-, Jail '.,,'•;1 enmpletely equipped, have afreatii,r , t. 1 1 ` 1 0 " energy. Icit . of , ) a ly, act tared no stiotil d e gree 4:r . e c " .o e, 0 yul, fufl of zeal in their coantly4 ,I*. ready to follow their leaders into battle:. tec iory tliN" less care bas been bestowed i i A i the de fe nce cif the city. The (ienet3,' st ibir f 4 O , and iLI sects the works on the• walls, p , . already all the .breast-works are itility , ,4 . Hamburgh ; ) I in.gat _lois. await in tiln;re wee' considerable c 9 p' of the enemy. 10 aw l dit " ills- are 'la he raised to 7,t!Ot) ll' it ys : 11 ,' number wilt be completed in a l't!v r ' to r 6 '', °!*e dnily exercised in the used ailiite,eil'i; the enemy, should lie approiielt, will,' ti otit' °f patriotic warriors, resolved to 110; vorgt . hertz and property. The-raisina" of the s ee to' Gliarils will he of incalculabre a(10114.0141 city for the future. IVben to oil t ' l l 'i , o ssi l that wherever the victorious anus °tad ( I th e United Powers advance, th e ,/,' 01 , the inhabitants furnis hes them wit" . ..oil sourc (if the-cottutry, without aoll `..0il s?res, es' ut b freely and cheerfully, it r,. tilt dent that there is ,no reason t° I°l' li -t' llt.! i'' ' cause, but every reason to !talustho.t ttore, the contest will be of the liapfiest .. According to the latest accOunts, . light troops, under the ciinunand h' B _enckendorf, have advanced witl:. l'iremen ; in this' advance they °I I " stmers, three of whom arc " ilicers. of the flauseatic Legion has had 4 ' share in various skirmishes. ''ll' e va hittlt ,' 'lug his besides di 4 ting uislieel ai m prisonert sonic gens il'arincs ,• his bravery has b ee n appointed u 0 b° neral Von Tettenborns. The in/ tons t Hartung was given Up 11 b of the Hanseatic Legion'. 1 41)e-head-quarters of the iteperia were expected to be in Divsileii On Yesterday Lieutenant-Cieneral iiiodigi-Gimborn arrived here t r ain! t tors of his Maje4Y the Dop b e en eror , departed._ I. lis Excellency has the command of the Northern ArtoV.,,' rill Mojesty. Gclicral Sttiart. li) Prussian Court, waived :iicre. 00 t 1 two Adjutants. BRANDENBUItG; APRIL -15.--A 11. just arrived. from Zerhst, Nvitli tit ..e (lay before yesterday, a very sC VC 's, place at Niemb u rg on tile Saa le. t i prisoners were yesterday brought ° l- ', vet l • . ilo s b e. atilt tour hundred more iv to ''') rer'''' it' en tad .e..k. is also ' c.c.,: said that three tilotis!:_oi, $O,l, I cm into the Saale, and ao," i '-'4) 10 - - 4 ~J . • vita .6 elude that it was the corps v; • l° ,-0 obtained this 'victory. • - . , %Os 1 , i 5, , I day before veocrtlaY theil,ti, , iio'it ther combat neai liielieriti. ' 1..1:t 10c,ii! aseertitirtud, but it is 10001 •c:' riik)l" were ,41 i • back, • JO' aLI P r %en a nd to- ,i, Pi ,Pi kr brought in. . 1) 0 ,4 1 4 0 A.. An% this , • 1 ` r f! Curate'_:, k t.ltit, 1 1 .--- 4 0- -; . 0c 00,,. o tk of COupt NVittgen,teill are 1 1, 1 .,.Vits til ' of General Yorck in CotiOn , " ti tic refus t rn tho t`tt 0 b Y t 'Si Pko v +S. li" 81'1) oisia lest the Empoc .1 1 the 1 of this 1010, A !eben. 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