The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-25 00:00:00

Two 11eltigoland Mails arrivell this morning, from whidb we have extracted those articles most deserving of notice, though not of antes $0 re cent as to be important on that account. The Altona *tory of the 9th, contains In - significant details of tite fm ther prosecution of the works forthe defillee of liumburgh, but that publication of the t mid g they itiof much greater interest, as itfu rashes (nude r the beati of Frontiers of Bohemia, 28th, duly") it statement of the movements of Austria, which cannot hot be considered of vital consequence tit eritic,il era, It is exiactit that this Govern ment has become thmonghly Lovare of the ell see necertity of putting her military estabusb. tnertt upon the highest footinz. t r , lie is; by :ler exertion , : , ugaln p ;at On a level with the powers of 4'i.:rop6. /ler aititude to tiio CifortS of too extensile it suiture, to . . ;unlit of ti:e :.:oppiiiition that the fortner‘vas , Wale»; or the hitter re,saked to for mi.Othei• part pose than to eniible.lierio Mediate a peail.e." treasury so discirdercd And drained sbil ‘F "Id "r ( PY incur, so vast an expense for" no other cause but to pres4le at a Congress. It' is More reasonable to believe that 4 she has strained .11q Quances., aug mented her forces, fortified- her Cities, embodied her population in arms—because she` foresaw-that war was inevitable, and that she must take a part i • tl it.—ln truth, there can be no pacific neutrals on the Continent in these days ; and 'to imagine , that any State, (especially a great State), can remain unagitated while such a storm, rages round it, is as absurd as to fancy that a vessel can be calmly anchored on the halcyon wave, in .the midst of a tempestuous ocean, which is co vering its surface around her with the Wreck of navies. That the Statesmen of Austria look for 110 such miracle is now pretty apparent. They there fore prepare to meet that tail; of war, the approach of which has become so notorious and obvious. ," The Congress for 'Peace, (rays the Bohemian Frontier Corre.tpontlent) appointed at Magna appedrs hitherto to have bee,* doomed to suffer all hinds of dijlioulties." • • •And then • we are informed, that after the falsehoods which have filled , the - Ft:intlt Papers on the subject of arrivals ,of . Diploma tists at Prague,' conterences, negOciations, &c. &c. not a leading Ambassador had. 'arrived Op to that date), except Counts METiERNICH front Vienna, and Da NAUDONNE from IitioNAPAHTE. CAULiNCOURT was expected, and neither Russian . nor Prussian Plenipotentiary bad appeared. 'We mention this not as arguing thence that no- Ministers from these Courts may meet at pragne, —such a compliment is due, to Austria; but, to shew what pains have been taken, through the French - press, to ' keep the people of that cdontry quiet by ever holding out to their deluded minds the expectation of 'an - jut-, mediate peace, in consequence of the victorious advance of their Tyrant. When the truth breaks upon theM, and they find that he has been as un able, lo 'conquer • peace in Germany,, as to subdue Spain—what may we notexPect from the disappointed hopes of,a subjected but not entirely debased and sunken people? • • • The unwillingness of the brave Htuigarians to arm till they were assured that it good cause, we hail as a happy omen. .Their inveterate and irremovable hatred to the . Vrench Despot, is too' well known not to index the nature of the assnr- • once they received, namely; that' their gallant bands would, if employed "at all, be. employed against him. The, Gazette of last night contains extracts from Lord WELLINGTON'S last dispatches, the full partieUlars of uhich, with added information from other sources, we have already laid before the public. The Gazette also 'contains the Official Accounts of the capture of .the ilrgus---ql fair 'and gallant exploit. it seems to have been very unwiae• the Ametican to have burnt his prizes, for by their light our hrave tars were guidcit , to the scene of victory. We have heard that Captain ItlArt.F.s has' been madtt- Post, as a reward for his conduct in this tietiou. It is our intention to-morrow to direct the public notice particularly to the gross frauds and Impositions inow so currently practised in the forgery of Poi eign Nrws, and to commence an at tempt at the developement of the sources ofthese dangerous and shamefulsproceedings, in which we trust we 51141 be aided by 'those so, materially in terested—the intelligent Merchants and Traders of the City of London. A M...111k 1 ; Paper says—L.." Captairrtmcr; of the itoyal Navy, hat takers the,comm:ind of:the, impress service at Cork."---We, ,Caa ''refit thority, , that this paragraph is tialouncled—Capt. LAKE Was dismissed the service. It is said, that when General flat.liria invested Pumpeluna, about the 25th of June, the garrison was n possession of. forty-one days' provisions : this, at full rations, would sustain it till the 4th or sth instant : at half rations, of course, for a much longer time ; and we do not apprehend that there have been any ltnotries indulged since the first appearance of the British forces in the neighbourhood of ,that town. Capt. Bw.ticKLEY, of the 23d, or Royal Welsh Fniileers, arrived ut two o'clock yesterday, in Downing-street, with the Sword of JosEvn Buo- NAPARTE J abandoned in his flight Irons the battle of Vittoria. - - - The PRINCE REGENT, it if odd, returns to Carlton House to-morrow, and on Mond at itext his Royal Highness, accompanied by Cokttei BLOOMFIELD, depart on a tour through Warwick shire 'and Worcestershire. The Duke of YORK has RSSCRIbIed together a large party at Oatlands , Among the company are" Lord AtArAtit.ny, Mr, Ibiuktsteta., Lord JAMEg MOIMAY, Sir ' CHAKLEs 13 ONIIIIIII, C 4. UPTON, Sir Cul.tarao. Satan, am, am. flI M AIL: E - Net/F,RS or BOIIENItA; .28.5........A 55 0 5 i1i n g to sit appearances the 'Emperor 'of AUSTRIA in 7 gi l / 4 •lng every weight s to his mediation of pence, by a complete armament in his Hereditary States ; but' neverthsiess without departing from the' system tit peace and neutrality which he has adoptesL Even the army posts are already estab lished at *Vienna, and those battalionsof the Land. wehr nominated, that are to ,perform duty in the capital (hiring the absence of Vie garrison. Great cons:riptiows of recruits and !losses are made in Hungary. it is said that the Hungarians had be sore-hand requested to have ,st'Diet held, and de clared themselves's'svilling to Make every sacrifice wheaever they should be informed more particu larly as ttS the intent of the armaments. The arsenals at Vienna are in constant employment by day and night, anti numbers of tradespeople are pnt in re quisition to get ready accoutrements for the army with the greatest dispatch. All the entrenchments around the capital of Bohemia have again been put in. repair, and pallsadoes are directed to be erected ill different places. The beautiful. woods and plantations at Wellross, on the Moldan, a few smiles from Prague, and belonging to 044, have been obliged to be partly sacrificed, as a tAtd-de-pont is to be esta blished there. Strong entrenchments are throwing up round Leilmeritz, both on the 'Elbe from Aus- Sig to Meinek, anti the vineyiirds at Meinek are turned into strong palisadoed hedges. The Laridwelir is every where completed, and performs duty equal with the marching regiments, In short, alt the military preparations are going on with the greatest spirit. The Congress for Peace, appointed at Prague, appears hitherto' to have been doomed to suffer all kinds of difficulties. •On the part of France there is, as yet, only Count de NARBONNE present. The Dnke of. VI- CENCE is still expected. Several diploma tic persons have arrived ' singly, on the part of Russia and Prussia, • but neither NESSEI... RODE nor ITAIIDENBERG, who were announced,' hare as yet appeared in per Son. Baron VON HUM— BOLDT remains with oar Court at Prague, as Prussian Ambassador ; with him • came M. Voss, .4411113AED Genet - al ScauwAsow, and M. V. Ausrat.t. arc here on the part of Russia, and a Turkish Deputy has likewise unexpectedly ap peared here ; an English Ambassador is likewise still expected. The personages belonging to the Austrian embassy are the most numerous. Count Mt-crises/Ica is perhoually here, with all his is t he 43,1 of whom is the Counsellor of Sotto floostor. Hi'stauflOns Auos B.—For some days - past a' commencement has been made in clearing :away for the second tine of demarcation, which is to be iu complete readiness by the 20th sinstant. This line contains , a enneiderable number of gardens and country houses outside of the town and Dam Gates ;. and outside of the Altona, 'or Mill Gate, as follows :--the Os Mill; the greater part at the - Infirmary, with the church belonging to it, which. has but lately been built ; that part of the walk atrown by the name of the rope-walk, still remain ing.from the first line, - and not yet demolished, consisting of 22 rows of willow, lime, and chesnut trees, together with the workhouse of the Board of Repairs,' and a considerable part of the fine hoir'ses built within the last 20 years on the flatti .1741trgIV Mott ot, 'reaching to the new weigh-house. A third line would - , in case it should belotuid tie - eessary, reach direct from thence to the entrance of the Danish town of Altona- 7 -the whole distance from our walls to these being tints, about 350 .toises.—We learns that the s eelebration of his lin pstrial Majesty the I?nperoes birth-day will take pieta: on t h e loth and 11 th hist. in our 'city. MAILS. • • Amoy LD- r t fieliptanit, I Waterford. , 11wE-2 Cadiz, 2 MA kNoxi, Oottroburgh, 1 itelisulaull. PRICE OF STC::KS THIS DAY Al TY/StvA o'CLOWC. • .. Omakitl► s 611 Hll4ll wATER ArLoNnoN BRIDGE TO4TORROW. 27 milotites utter L J Evening', 52 itsittutesAfter 2. lIG 111 4 4 SU . '01.107 WU I.lltl,lti.rçivilMitteAr 140 NI)()N, ONES.V.ir, 4UedirST 131;1. rA VAL Nmvs, That part :*the Jamaica Fleet destined for the Channel' has -not' ttrrjvcd ta the bncl: of the Lie of Wight, as has been stated. i'Ly'm Ob . T,AuG . 23 r ved Vesterday the BellePoule sli.iituts, from the Chati.; , net Fleet, bearing the G. , of Admiral Lord KEITH, Commander in Chief; ivho arrived herein very ill health. The Pelican brig.of War, "Captain MArLEs, arrived here yesterday from Cork, and landed her, prisoners Arrived last evening a neat little American sehOdner, called the' Allen and Adelaide, BOOTH, master, from Nantz, with pats of a cargo, consisting (if silks, steel, and othek articles, bound to America, captured, after a smart chase of 45 hours, by his Majesty's schooner Telegraph. Sailed the. Alert, with a convoy fur the Downs. • • PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 23.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Cadmus and Pigmy,willi a convoy from the Downs. A convoy were observed to pais up Channel last 'evening,' but having so great an offing, it could not be ascertained from whence. The Stork revenue cutter, belonging to Cowes, passed through Spithead this morning, with. a smuggling cutter, her prize, said to have nearly two thousand kegs of spirits on board. le,timotyrit, AUG. 22.-'--Atylved several vessels' from the Westward, supposed. to be• foreign bound ; no boats having been on shdre we can not learn. particulars., - Sailed his Majesty's schooner Rapid for the Downs, and the klialsing ham Packet, with a Mail for St. Andero. tOVVES, 24.—Arrived this day the trans port Sovereign, Capt. Beta., to take troops front the Army 1.46 t for Quebec. Sailed this morn-, ing, to join convoy .for Spithead, the Earl St; Vincent, with 200 ut the 103 d regiment on board for Quebec. - EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the under-mentioned ships, taken lip for the ensuing season, were thus timed, viz. ' The Bombay, Rlnhinstone, new ship building by Sir Wm. Fraser; Cabalva and Neptun,...f er B om b ay and China; and the Sealehy Castle, for !t Helena, Batavia, and Chino, to be afloat the 11th October, s,u, ' L., kiravesend 24th October, stay there 40 days„ and he in the Downs tath December. i twit ersea and Marquis of Huntley, for Madras and China; Royal Charlotte and Surat Castle, for Batavia and China; Castle Huutly, for Prince of, Wales Island and Chiva4..and Glatton, for St. Helena and China; 4* be afloat Bth Novem ber, sail to Gravesend 2M-November, stay there forty days, and be in the Downs I Ith January. Astell; andr Asia, for Madras sod Bengal; ,to be afloat V.'d Novemfler, sail to Gravesend 7th December, stay there thkrty.days, and be in the Downs 16th January. Dorsetshire, C o utts, We x f or d , and Thtmles, for China di rect; to be .afloat eid December, sail to Gravesend Ah Ja .nuary, stay there thirty days, and be. in . the Dowas 11th Fe hruary. • Prince Regent, Surrey, .and Bengal,- for Madras and Ben gal; to be afloat 6th Jan, sail to Gravesend 21st Jan. stay there 30 days, an d b e i n the Downs 26th Feb. Phcenix and LadyCastlereagh, for Bengal; to be afloat 19th Feb. isail to Gravesend 6th March, stay these 30.. days, and be in the Downs 14th April. • The extra 'slips . 1 1 1 e:sander and Lord Keith, for Madeira, Madras, and Bengal ; to be .afloat the 4'o.l,lmm:try, and to sail from GraVescial sth Feb ; ;tad The Tigris-, for Madeira and Bombay, to be afloat sth March, and to sail from Gnivesead 6th aprll4 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. • To the Echo, fur the ctnture of Contiauce, (in com pany witli the Princess Charlotte, Helicon, and Lightning), un the ziOtll instant, at. Nu. 23 ,Surrey-sircet, cud there re called. TO the Cretan, fur the Wow la, by the Desiree, on board, at Deal, on the 30th instant ;. recalled at Nu. 23, Sur rey-street, Strand. To theAhererumbie, for the Betsey and the General Gates, on the 270, at Plym o uth ; reca ll e d at No. la, Great George street, 'Westminster, for three inauths. TO the SeluirLe.is,. salvage for El Oahe Nonibre de Jesus, and the capture of L e Grand .lean ßart; on the 27th instant, Jae No. Ibj George-street, Plymouth ; recalled at , the same I;tract, of 4 Letter from on board his Majesty's ship Norge, in lat. 67. N. long. 3. E, On the 13th of July,''about eleven o'clock at night, while lying,at anchor Otl ?lashing, tlie Commander in Chid of the fleet sent a boat on board - the Norge for the Captain 7. as soon us he returned again we weighed anchor, and made all'pOssible sail fOr the coast of Norway ; he did not inform any, of us where we were going, until we were a consider able . way ativanee& on our voyage. We were. alien informed,Ahat ,he had received sealed orders from the AdmirMty, which were not to be opened until we arrived of the Texel ; they Were opened there, and the import of them was, that we were to prpeced .to Greenland, in chase ()fan American frigate called the President, commanded by Com modore Boilomts. We called on the poast of Nor Way at a place called Bergen.; and there re ceived intelligence that he had been in that port and refitted, and completed provisiOns and had sailed (eight days 'prior, to' her. arrival) for the North Cape, to destroy Our Archangel and liireen land ships. We are all full of hopes Of falling in witb.hiai in the , course of a few flays, as we have now got, a fair wind; and crowding all possible This is a cruise which we never expected, and we are all very happy of getting We have nothing. but ,Very salt beef and pork, with biscuit, runt, and water ; having been sent away in such a hurry, we could neither get vegetables horany thing else., We shall very probablylput into Leith to get some provisions and water in the course of a Month or two, anti bring the Yankee frigate in with us, anti all our. other pvize4." The Enilymion, Captain HOPE, IS ordered' to proceed from Spithead, tp join Sir,donw WMIREN, sit i Mita x. The 4.,:0/as, Lord . JAMES TOWNSEND, is to he paid off at Portsmouth, and afterwards fitted for the conveyance of Captain Poritiot and Captain CREIGHTON, to join Slr JAMES VIZO, on the Lakes in North America. "!'he' Pembroke, of 74 guns, Captain BRIS.. 'ism:, at Portsmouth, is ordered to tit for foreigti Service. His Majesty's ship Revollitionnaire left Lord KEITH'S sqiiadron on the 15111, with shot and shells for the siegeof st,seba,tian.s. OLIVER, THE .B.,l•NE.uv?: thir Renders ba:e doubtless attC)illA case of burEa, the late Master of Doi:J.l3 house, who related so extraordinary fore the Commissioners of Bankrupts twovi . 1 the manner in which he di,iposed 1 1 fitundred rounds, ¶l2. ,in paying it as fursit-) to a man, who, he stated, lo:d daected aim:, ainottr with a Married %tontar., a ratan Idiom id not know, and even whose.nattre he eotiltlat that the Comniissioners detiine& it tlreirilillf,, commit hint to prison. YesterdAy the Car''' sioners Met again at G:10(111:0,1, in 1.,:olorik11 the recommendation - of the Lon.n•to. ol * L ' . anil the Bankrupt was called On for Ail rxiY l , tion more credible, to 'justify'them 00.0"" - him to be released from confinement , d r ' it From the natural curiosity excited. on ....', casioti, we deeined it our duty to re(inc , ', ci. tlenian, on whose intelligence 011.1 Iv° : could rely, to attend the Meeting, for thr,ll,'. of furnishing an account to the Publir , 1 1 /'!' . .., went to us is, that " the Man give suc il k ;;L'l count of this niysteriotts atiktir. 'ni '.'/;,, the Commissioners, and lie obtained 0.00 charge." We are persuaded that tills;:it,; must have .been fully warranted ili m u r ou ; of probability and reason : but %ye ciono itj expiessing our :extreme surprise tout 110 the questions were put to the baiiiiraigulo,i of the Commissioners in a whisper,. 91111 4Ni'l"!)P4r in the same mpuocr.—Nuiv, ,is the v i ,i 4 , Lion took place in an open Court) ° k it ceive that the public at large %veru entitled le ot the whole of the proceedings, unless stnne,O,',.,,, hod been made by one ormore of theCtni)Pill` B il id implying that the transaction involved Pit` I x which could not be properly published,.lll.o. peace and Character of other ii;divitlitil! 0:tot affected, without accomplishing anY P I :, ncna s a t esa t irt b l:t s ‘nlo. t oasin a itga n bili t ilee i t a recds l hao j pi ay t n t ur s ear t se i s e : nee: character. it. - i s t Such iui t t e t umode:lt iem o d f 7' i n , :: , , i, 1 0 1! ash Court of Justice, and is reinigin wl , matter will be fully explained, nail that ' e i`' !tear of a similar.e x'aacjWl7ilteltiaitYt itolti'vteietsii:lB4al:::o9l;;:Ct'fii:il); It is obvious that a prisoner examined in!'4otuitts* aloud, because he would be exposed to w e ', 111 of contradiction, and therefore 1.... t i ifo the e iii f 0 such rn ler, j cases tle practice .the enitiliStoefttj'hti4l:tiercewit4nitt: l b: ' lle a - t r el it t e gt' x s :;,: "Ile question rests upon i, this t : i . 0 4 . i n . our , opinion, too i)it.i°l tce o er t. e : l ;t e.i dng .... tsat i i i ililli."::::Pr°::-:Ir ivililiii: that 11 l , public. Du i c i i il . ttlal Higbn ess 111 . 0ssi g "' the2l ; k e es: t.: 84 1 R I n t l ::: a l? 4110.,..../......._ , , io the 1V11,,, hart Inn, slept on Monday !lig ht ilt „.....letun. c h ., : rl.l Q -lartw'ell lloaseb Deg Ayle3 ►)0, Yesterday Earl rt V l erL,Flih6tif,t ..—ATIfURST, Loll, - io g t or ; at„,,nd .Mr. VA NSITTART, COIL! to tottql (VOW '',,,,,,ii ktt _ipp,„g Norton, 011 their tvayi 1r77. 'ANGOULIIME, aati the mix 1,.,t.,1 transacting a the! seat of the gad of LIVE r. rook' si oq, we usacting business at their 1 e berg,.l ,.. dn .si ts ip e li a l e i n t s i ni nit , t )t c l iE l. : isi tei ne l o t e t a a ct fi e ire t i ' n e .l : r e l :C: u l d l it , L nao 'z'L yb b gr n r y rx i Yt ttfitt i tg FS o d S c ia o e: ; . : l Ci a l ' a C e: ti i r ti l e ti at Vi t ilii i il l ii i :Se t l i i. ,. e l a l l s i i ir t r , . 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