The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-01 00:00:00

lilt t!';;..l. '2,l.ijefqr the Empretri Queen and 14:geot lirt. , vec t.A . . ;1 the following itt telligetm:Trons the Arn,y, date,l Sept.,o ".`file Emperor Mounted sns horseback' on the 'itt two in the nfternoon, and in place of going to rit.na, proceeded to the - advanteti posts; . Ms el-0g perceived the enemy bad prepared a great quisotit'y oi.tosaises' t(ibh3les). to defend the tie:- seem (ron/ the mountains, his Majesty ordered bin) to be attacked by General Duvertiet, who, «",01 . tire 42d division, seited upon the Village of Arbusau, Knti drove the enemy into the pain of Toplite. `.l4e Ns.is charged with mancettvring in such a manact us to thoroughly retonnoitre the eactny's; position,. and oblige bins to, unntask . Itis forces. 'rids General perfectly succeeded in exc els bis instructions. He engaged in A brisk tannomtde ‘vitliout-eannntr sbot, and which did issists7r; but an Austrian battery, of 24 pieees; i;sving left its position to approach: D 4. verneCti GenerAl Ornano ordered it to he charged by the Red Lancers of the Guard; they took these 24 pieces, and sabred all the ar tillery-men, but were only able to bring all the horses, , two pieces of cannon, and an advanc'ed train (avant-train.) On - the I Stit, Count. de Lohati ,remained in .00'14itne position, occupying the village of Ar besau, and afl the del ouches from the plain.—At fotir n'vloeli in the afternoon the enemy sent a tllvkion to surprise the heigla above .the village of KeintrA., 'Phis division was reptillietl; i'epee duns rei:ts,, and fired at with grape-shot during an h mfr. " On the 18th, at nine in the evening, his Ma 'ieSt., arrived at 1-ririta, and on the 19th Count de Lob qgain resumed his positions betore Holten dorf the camp of Criedterbil. " The rain fell in torrents. " The Prince of Neufchatel is a little indlsposed by au accrs..of fever. " • k Majesty . , is very well."----Memiteur, Sept. 27. `Ain,sy, SEPT 20.--The last intelligence from the headlnarters i. of the I tith inst. in the -even ing.. '.lt informs us that our troops entered Fiume, The Pfmtiq's rolumn, under' the orders of (3!nie mal Nagent,.left it a. few minutes predonsly in the grealvit disorder. The enemy abandoned two p.eccs of artill,!ry, which were ta4en by our SuCh WAS tne confusion that reigned in ti that the Archiliae 'Maximilian had truly ti.l;e to retire in boat belonging to ;lii;Tai Prtimantle, from which he went on board English ship, which instantly set' sail. The gielter part of C-ieneral troop:, have again train; l cd upOn Adelsherg, to approach the theatre 01-operatiOns of the remainder of . the Hriny.---7 Tl . lO tet;erve commanded by General lionsante, tdlairh ha. 3 been organized at Verona mad llailsano, is advancing in the valley of the • FintT.6hal fl)e Duke of Va lo As roeleive,il at. Mayence . a Courier prom Dret.-aleu, eluolrhig - lihri.th make known ut•Paris that -the 1901• :September, nothing new had oectitt,d et th,t army, and that it ww; possible some time might eblp,e be: fewe a courier was expedited, so that they to i H. not be astonished. if they were some days without rtceiving intelligence. AUGSBURG, SISPT. Wredc - has still head-tpntriers , at Brannan, anti no dispositions ennonnee their speedy removal. The troops tinder 1 . Ili* orders tire not annoyed in their positions ; it appears th::t the. Austrians who are on that side ine:not in : n condition to attempt any enterprize. The Austrian cot ps d'artnee is still posted in the environs of. Scha wnstadt, Lanihacti, and Yogel brtnik. Tbe Austrian head-quarters continue to AV Winslach. The garrison \ of , Salzbotirg has Veen reiuff,rped ; it is abundantly supplied. The rotaress of Kuistein is in au e"ieillent state of de The redoubts ti surround ,the town itattetiberg are furnished and' lined with Those two positions, comotand the ap p' , 1 , 11e3 From the lower "alley of the Inn. No t !iTi; Iris altered in the :Tyrol. All the German e.vvict'the best dispositions,'.and great devo tun) to the King of Ba , ,tria The Tyroleans re main tic of to all the prochonations'wbich wish to n i A T thi!in adopt bise measures. No Austrian', dq,lehinent has yet. sheWn itself beyond Mount Brunner, which separates German Tyrol trout I 'each Tyrol. nttyv•swiCK, gf? PT. I 5 :—We are assured Ora ,per(,i. or Morocco hus . declared war againSt ri'4, Wit Star. I.s.—The enemy had march ed t. )0 1 1 find threatened Trieste. Heat the . re.;iented himself by the routes Of Neriqta(it swd , The tAing crt the entrench ir; of 1./..i,,trtz mid Italic! allowed ilk High to march on the 10th to Lay ,,lterice he tlirected General Phut with Thii movement Trieste mot Home, and the ir.t re:l4h) r , !mill!millthe neigh- , I :1)1 to cov Viume by eoncen tr hihm4f 'nun) in an entrenched po folio () a of :..,.iepternher the Viceroy H.,t a strong 'reeonnoisance to St. unit (lie road from Nen.,,taitt to Karl ' : The enotny :MIMI positionAhat c o.n.nontied urtt.,1, , , , which c ,, n1 , 1 only be hv 3 c;i , !•etv.ty, cisvered with wood Of :t eNtent, snpported n,.. ! !r 0 t...;14 took it position, and afterlt yc , rec0 , 010 ., t ,.,,,i t h e ground, On the 13th.ur (nt, movPinerN, wllich lor its object the enemy's. position. Scarcely . 111 , 1 ;1411:.-, ret ti rued to f4l4vhach, when' he Generni orderi to carry the po ,, ,iiioa of Lehr 1, This tieneril, on the 141 h, t.h,it order with Intwit intrepidity; The thig 4.ter , :t4imi t 31)0 Mt:11 killed 'or , 11.01 API , 100 pri wilt one pie,x, of 4 V , 112 T.:1,0%) fr jOw , The t'citdoke pttiitcat it ti,i 4 .01'f 1;i thP A , r,Tr,,oktrorps. tit: ;,t) '3,7'nt Ara . :1 I ' , " "i 4• V11;41 ',i O 4'CilViisl4 h e rA . i, N ~ e ot :1 :04 1 V 'it ',I -.:, :t.,1 .., 41,113 1:t:1 t i t 40.1 d 11.1:,t'ed M4\ lI'S. Annxb n-1 Guernger, 1 Jersey, 1 Wratriforgl INFR--(1 Ca- Liihon, 1 Outteuburgh, ,1, Heligi"land, 2 Dublin,' 1 IVaterfurci. PRICE 'OF WICOKS THIS DAY xJ . Tiycz,vk Consols 59 533 59 I °troth= HIGH IVl' LONDON 13111 DOE TO-NIOI 3 . It OW. Moriiiog, 45 initttitcs after G . I F.ve;litig, 101 11 . 1 110 VA aftil 7. I Tilt:, SUN. SiMgAt 4tulN 1114:EliK VALSVAI Atrnt4: vr - LONDON, OCTOBER ), 1813. This day Tug SUN' concludes a course of ,Twenty-one Years since it first appeared before the Public. During that period, ,it has uni formly and consistently maintained, (MC line of politics—that line, by pursuing which Great Britain is raised to the proud and pre-emi nent station of which her children are at this mo ment so, justly proud. It is ,a grateful retrospect to look back upon the share 'this ..Journal , h a s t a k e n in the wonderful events of the mostwon derful of times, and while we thank the public for that encouragement and favour which has sup ported us in danger, cheered us in difficulty, and re wardcd our labours, to take the opporttinity of as suring them that our forward course shall be as steady and uncleMatiug as.that of the Orb 'whose name we bear, and solely guided by those prin ciples, by an adherence to which we have here tofore held no mean rank amoug the pet ladled publications of the country. At 2. o'clocklesterday we stopped the pies to lay before otir Residers the following notice “ We hear ..that French Papers to l the 27th.atic just arrived. It is strongly reported on Choni; , ! t hat BUoNAPAIITE has -, applied for an rmktiee, anal that it has been granted. We doubt this.fact ; but, if true, it iihews the extremity to which the Tyrant is reduced. - .Stocks (101101111 C to rise. Otn-. rliunt is tins day . at Si for the payment.” The.e:4.tracts from these French Papers in.onr ptes.:,edifig columns prove the accuracy of . _ teiiigetwe in this matter ; but we have tauch greater plea3to;e in .heing.:tile to Yreter to the iiituae source for a-prOuf Of the accuracy of our opinion,. AM'. 'tlte ittei •Ot tift tlaVinit 134. -!en grititell was Oifottod. , ..t l'he'reptkit; how every :OlkAjned vEr on ' OI. A and prininced a vi4ible O'ect tiir. InorleY mark t. Tiie ii'reuch Papers are teplein With speeidatioris on the subject of another Atinistice; hand a tanibeilitent pence. 116 P turn bort:ible panot.i.:na Which the war prtscntS, and 'eadeavenr to tind Contulatian in the anticipation of4ii ()hick t tirely oppoSit. They paint the joys of peace, and, in the contemplation of that blest- ing;.teetti to tOrget how difTere - ut it nrust now be :(attain it ‘vheit they m'iv) froin that peace which was to be aciiitiVed by victories and triumphs.--; Thi..y.wioi to bury. the means in anti only to confine their view to the end, beautiful still, holvever inferior to that glorious VISION Which the sword was to Vriti,'atul the c(inqueror dictitte. Expeilatiflnt of returning tranquillity arc stn- . , dionslybeld out to divert the public mind from dwelling on scenes of humiliation, of disaster, of danger, of vattittingt brought to shame, • of, ;itiibitioui rojects atinihilatetl,.and of national character loht. It would seem that the Parisians will 'have time to Ilitainnte on the past by hiving at least a few dayS• AuthrOketi in upon by the ar rival of news from Dresden ! -One of the most ain- g'dar intimations e:Ver given to a cottutry it, per haps, that contained in the notification front Mentz, published in the Paris Paper of the 26th, a,s from MarshMKELLEHNIAN (Mike of ,VALmY), and desiring the people " not to be astonished if they were some days Without receiving intelli gence" from the seat of war. In spite of this civil request, we imagine that some little utonish - ment . must be excited by this curious cir cumstance, which distinctly proves one of two things, if it does not (as we hope and trust it does) prove .them Noth 5 'it 'amounts to au ac knowledgment, either that the affairs of Btrorga r.AßTE were so deplorable that he was Unwilling that any knoWledge of theth should. reach Prance till he had thrown a desperate east to ,retrieve them 5 - -or that his coinumnicntions were so com pletely intercepteu, that he could not even send a messenger to Paris with a lying Bulletin, • to gull and deceive time people. ,We are inclined to be lieve that both these causes have [ operated in the production of NEt,LERMAN's gagging Note, for it is scarcely possible to Conceive that: the left of the Elbe is in such a state ilf4 to preclude the transmh:sion in some shape or other, in cypher and by disguised couriers, of such intelligence as BtraNA PARTE Wight clime to invent and propagate. Be the matter as it may, however,•we are to take the Bulletin of the 19th us the last news we are to 111 , 19 from Dresden via France for some time to come. ...This linßedo,' we could almost say, surpasses ems its predeeeslors. A document so confused and clear ; so dull and cheering ; so meagre itnti - full of Information, has seldom came under our observatin. It takes up the story as its fel low of the 17th left it, with this difference, that the Jatter affirmed " His Majesty return ed to Plena.;" whereas the present states, that instead of having returned to Pirna " his Ma jesty." " proceeded .to the advanced posts. - - What called him thither we arc riot toll, except, indeed, it be that he perceived the Allies had prepared some (oscines wherewith to defend Bo hemia, anti his presence was wanted to direct the attack of a small division of some 5 or 0000 men, udder a 'Ginter:li nuvaitstaT. This new hero, of course, carried all before him, and, iogether with General 0104,1240, (a person remarkable for . making fine charges) drove the Allies from'Arbesan into the plain of Toplitz. They , took 24 pieces of artilleq, sabred the men, and brought of two guns I All this happened on the 37th. The next day, Count de LOUAU remained in the position thus manfully acquired, command ing the debauches into Bohemia; and one would suppose about to descend upon Toplitz, and drive the Allies, with his sword sticking in to their batiks (l`epee du,ps les rein:), at least tb Prague. , But no such thing. He himself is attacked above ii,"arwitz, at, four o'clock in the afternoon, and quite beats the assailants by putting thew to the sword according to the above process, besides mowing them down with grape shot elating a whole hoer. In consequence of this victory, lle on the 19th fell back to his old posi tions before Hollensdorff, and the camp of Gieshubel, BUONARARTE also got back to Pima by 9 o'clock in the evening offitis day, where he was " very well." Not so BERTHIER : be is in disposed by an access of fever. The -rain fell in torrents." A brief para graph, but not without weaning. Such is the futile and inconsistent Bulletin en which the French are to ruminate for some time. Were the disp3tches from their Tyrant to continue to he of thiv, de,,criptioo, thev need re ret very little the gap which is ahunt to take place ia their g iutercoursc. • +lse bialy idi i rant tote Y, io "' 'on patiwir , tat tfit 6,irititt , a the Nv* WO been trim:eel-Veil the sato of v , o . deli to *Soliie Otter . quarir but ;;Filiethir to the st,Weit; or S'Outh, Or to all these P . OintS,we no data to enable na to attertain. Fenn, the ninoant a the- fotte ,ai d in there beingine veti CoMntanders named On either, side ) itliinoSt likely that these airiiio among the : Mountain's were of inferior intere st and extent • more in the nature of diversions th an decisive; +ratio* What then has been don e in the other tinarteri I Not a syllable escapes *lrma the enemy ! On 'Wednesday we observed itpon thi 4 , 'extraordinary silence respecting Net tiod MACDONALD, anti Pilgill'ed we ll .front the con cohnent of all information which, from the near approximation of their tcspecthe lc:nut to Dresden, the Tyrant lutist have received be tween the 13th and 17th. Bow much More fa. cihly these remarks "apply now,after the interten• tion'of two days, it is unnecessaiy to point out. The sittnithin Of these corps must have beeri . vert bad, when they durst not even be Mentioned, till BuortAivisatE had finished the pine he is 10 4 playing, which seems to be to put on the isle i)f ' strength, by appearing in person , and actingoo t` • offenSive on the Bohemian frontier, while be di rects as great an accumulation of force as hc c at command, to make a desperate push to re'. 4wre the fallen fortunes of his armies in the Bot tat North. - The other articles in the French P a pers are ° undeserving feats which 1313aUHAS2NOIS has sustaine d of some notice. At len g th the viola beg in to peep out from among the CO °4 , sions of -the day. We find the AuStiiv.ns • only opposing him on . the Save, but trashy 41- visions on iris: right alaiust fl eee 3 h i n y ct k i s ucce, r gZt l es. e h u s ‘: o l6 " ,v ' ncrttl I't ZO i 3 . tliougb he is tt ': 4 :: hilPself collies up to hiS aid, and after driviilthcC° vci4 my hack upon tower Carnioia, ,returns to leaving a strong force in the a lm ost imprelt93 mountainous position of Weiclicish,arg. loss indeed, for reredut Juchrus) though tl'O f )ty eyer, they are attacked amt defeated wit" 'mit i (6 1 10 1 4 o int i ci i ir t ,i ti ca ct dreb ss yk i i t i l l i ec t i h l e bayonet for several iignt ' ll t ;tl RA/BEL 'l a :e . Oglit must-bov e 14" 41' the eorubat of Captain TIIIPF'T, SO 110013101, 1,„ In Bavaria all • "" is stational/ I t 3 ' l ()f invw a !;', gme'gntUinpl::orrtiAfyuisitigri and marching or' .0- deneral• "refir aSIDE, as HU the strong plarlo°3 I .' variaLifrontkr. , I s tre!'q lG., . , ,-- The :fyrol we are o r tin assurco: - „, i , 100. - still - harpin g o n my thugllter: s'', *lsllift•to-hlit.: Itio. 16 men, who were made prison , prisoners. - (le 1 . 11411 ' t 180 irlen Linct; or thindiftd by the fire of th'e i-iineas. The positipu elm Vicer . oy took at th 2 tonclLision of this , infair ; *it about three leagtrel beyould Weiclisylbourg. - Sem. 17.-041 is -Setene Viceroy' havifig left wine battalions in the posi tion of 'Weicheribnurg, witltdrrev he Other troops from it, to the opOations lie tneulitaid. T enemysei - zA that moment to attack in foic'6 troops Which Were hi Weichstzlhe,ure z. !hey thew_ed' it good Countenance during. stver,ll hctair, OUT tune ebntAtt with the baTh yier, sand tie gtena Bier 'company of; the 07th regimat overthrew every thing ()mimed to it. Nevertheless It 'vas requisite to cede to a force very sitperior iii ti►ifatr>- try r sup ported ity cavalry, especkally as by the favour ,of the woods and mountains; the-enemy had tli reeted sonic columns in the rear of those troops. A retreat was ordered, and effected with order, to Saint Maria], two leikgiies in the rear of Welch selbouri.7,. The envin made abina 100 prisouers, after having killed us mane'6o men. lie Also lost many men, and we have made some prisoners. On the side of Istria, General .Pino, after hav ing on the 13th carried the position of Lypa, on the 14th marched a. cdluron upon Flume,. where our troops ewered a few moments - after the i sion under the orders ofGerieral• 'Nugent . had, in thel4reatest disorder, left it. On that day we took twopieees of cannon anti neatly three hundred prisoners. PARi s.SEPT. 26.--Letters from Bayonne dat'ed the 224 instant, say that there daily arrive in that town ten 'or fifteen English or Portuguese de ferrers. FRONTIERS OF SAxoNY, SEPT. 17,—0n the 12th September, the Austrian head-quarters were st'.:l at Toeplitx. It is said that the Etuperots of Au stria and Russia, and the King of Prna , :ll, have retired to Prague. ‘Ve are assured that all corps trarin6e, conimanded by INlar . ;lritt the Doke of Cas, tigliorte, which had tt::•ieuabieti'in neighbonr-; hood of ‘Vortzhnrgh, ,has pot ittsel( in march for Bareutb and F./gra, It appears that it is to effect its jturction with the grand army in the interior of Bohemia, by tdliing the road from Rakonitz to Prague. • Titt,FSTE ) SUPT. 15.—We hmten pu'llish the following extracts from the Moniteur they give Nn o;ficial contradiction to all the impudent lies in the Minna Gazette,' The Editors of that paper reproached the inhabitants of Illyria, at tihewing in these circumstances, French sentiments —this reproach is very strange ! Anstria has made us French without consulting us, and she now makes it a crime to be' Preneli! We do not comprehend this spirit of injust.ce and contradiction'. flow dare she believe us capable of covtting ourselves with infamy? Could , our fidelity ( towards Austria, were we subjects of her, leave any doubt of our fidelity to France, of which we form It part ? '['he Myriam have , constantly pr69fl of sentiments of courage, honour, and good sense— Does she wish they should now become wretched traitors or madmen ? ‘Vell ! At. wh,t a time do they propose to its to renounce being Frenchmen ? At the cry tuttrbvs,nt W 44.11 ,t7{ - I,li&S .hAve gathered fresh laurels, When their Emperor, py prodigies .ahnoit astonishing, has vatiquizilied-- routed the Austrian armies. well. of " 94e While we rejoice in the fair prospec t ' from the present Coalition, we cannot that BUONAPALITE has bad th e food r - is. over to his interests and 41104! In' the. “ 6 4 peror, whose influence thrown i nto the s cale 3t ; the Allied Monarchs m a y have a P r ' sligm l t oist in °Fe". lief"e the Murninor Ch r onicle gets b °E . this Melancholy event, 'to dwell 'opoa I'l4ll la't coming expressions of grief- and fear, oi 4)-1 ' loWer . t 0 a rational level, the; too saugail'e w e, buoyant spirits of the F 4 nglibli Wit i°° ' 1' pt . 1 0Steti to endeavour to asw:re 1 the' n % 1; great hopes are entertained bY .5183° nrol 'Ministers being able to avert th e . sr of —at least from Great Britain. The Eall' ert4 , 4 ; . Mottocco, the new Ally of the Emperor lw,;:ea PARTZ can (aide Garettecr) bring . 100/ 6i/L) v. into the field, of which: one moiety is c ' 9l' .t He is as absolute as IluoxaraaTc, ° 1 a 411 t as barbarous: Sweden,, steals, has p. --v his displeasure, and it is feared be 1 03 Y. %- " „t‘ - ' Scrim-1741y impede the militia . county • ' Ye...,:erbd3rayinti:h2ediltZikle):7ll(lrlnoiaa.it"rtind CAg ' 111 . 11°5.. bad an audience of the Pat:sCli RU(4Oll'. pit ; I: s o c - t r . t s i 3 L . ) t r s r o a w r e f e O x r e p t ; c o t o e n d t h o e t a • r ii,ilvAeJ l e i: T (1 11 ; e 11 ‘,arrt 111 0 ,4 1 t he rjlace, and in the evening dine with his gi l l Iliglines PRINCE RE CENT at "Carlton floose. 04 ".!'he late visit of the QUERN to Dropotoll' s ,; t made in very handsome state. lier lilAJOT,:vits:. itran open laAdait, with fOuriout-riders ; the .r, ckssrS in . Carr:ages, With tWo gilt - riders eile°,', s, 'l'hi - s"dity the Mid of LAVEIIPOOI, WO 1,0 111 ''' l ,r Tr.taii;Aoit are expected in town, from Wt iW" Castle. . to 'The Party 'are deplorably at A , I (.PIS W hilt v e Croak 10)0UL. For the last half year theyl,lo not been able to 'discover one gootl.cotufortsiiteir grievance, thot would at all serve to e nable ( .. I , it i s Gw.etie to resume ' its tone of riespondcncy " ois etfect. 'I he splendid successes of the Allielo.ock the Continent seem to have destroyed its hist 13 00 It has no longer an oPporttiniry o f being' wiq i ,o, the supposed defeat of the Itussians sit floro,:or where to furnish food for its vivaeltit ''''l,,Ai thousand brave men laid,down their lives , Iv i r oi d it all opportunity of follo‘ring up such pleo;do4, by ancrticritni rig esprd ~il the cotlagra.doo ot 4 , t he cow !! ! Socli niirthini days for it, lil,en, to., golden days of good Queen Bess.'" ',t 4re 1 :%:.,,r tel , . we trust fin. ever i arm it MDSE 1100 D e C±) .4. _ .csi o, Wilke tip a meab.re talc of wo e from ru in( rdi ti P 0 l oop 4,t . .tvi aje , tunny /take, )t.A, 1)p. fro m rn lR inent paVu io ve . `l4 %qt 67 ~ ti; cibe t . t , of tilt! ; kity. His frai l) I Til t I3c t '4l%:tti t he A l 11111 140 r, ,