The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-09 00:00:00

Oor Oetieral hAt canted tile. Oneniy la tit imrrea. v..NT, Nov: B.—The 'army of lialy, cOnsider . jog its force, has made gr . tat progress. Nut only it conquered what fohiierly made part of Car- Carinthia, Istr!o, great part of Dal •uUttia, and•the Venetian ten itury, as well as the Southern Tyrol., but in a short space of time it 1)1s taken prisoners one General, 8 Staff 00icers, • 7 .2 Officers, and 5782 privates ; it has. taken 1-1 colours, and 11 cannon besides 47, found in the fortresses. • In the above calculation we do not comprehend 2090 'deserters, ,and . 4ooo men, for merly subjects of Austria, whti have passed .- over t ° us, and who are consequently lost to - the • euemy's army. (3t!neral Baron - Tomassich has sent advice From the camp before Zara, that the Imperial forces tinder Colonel Dauese reduced the' town of Sebe. : Hie° on the Ist of November, and the strong fort. 4 , 11 St. Nicola o n the ; and that on the 2d the • Navalj Captain lioste took possession of. S'polatr o . . • VIENNA, Nov. 19.—The stormy weather usual at this time of the yeai, has occasioned the alma.. onntent of nav a l operations against Dantzic ; the L tussian sq ua d ron h as t he re f ore entere d K on i gs - Teerg but the siege is v i go rously pushed On the th , rl side. Immediately after the capture of the t►r Sehottenhawien, and the redoubt*, artil wry * was mounted the r e, by which. the fortress e4ct nati y.cannonaded. .N". 15 .---lly a repot t from General Hiller, the the4T'"Y Italy occup i e d t h e following position on The Bth of N ovem b er : • light wing, under the orders of the Mar 'Pills de Sommariva, was in the valley of the Atlige, ht 1;" Ala, Teri, and Itivalta. ~-' • et achments, on the Montebaldo, occupied the Points Of Itrontonico, Ferrara, and Mationa della r i ( "nn, and parties of light cavidry extended by k 4 e vidlies of Trompio and Camonico, to Brescia 4led ilergamo. The left wing was placed on the Alpon, near Ida Nuo va , a nd in the - environs of Legnago. v 44 i _ i ght troops occupied the descent of Lessia, and ( ""served Verona on that side. Th e enemy, after a severe action at Bassano , Cismone, Hod afterwards in the valley of the 'lige, at Calliane and St. Mark, had ,retreated Yer9lta and Legnago. He is fortifying an en 7 ttichen position at Rivoli. He has also formed te camps on the right bank of the Adige, of Mirth the strongest is that of S. Giovanni Lu- Paton). qru e . -- rp Ports from Trieste_ announce, that agent, on the 11th, embarked in- that 1 1 . "an expe , dition with the greater part of 13 brigade. * " 44 ' agaio so occupied With hnportunt Intelligence, ql4t We are compelled to postpone the insertion of a D 'ither of .Articles. I.s. ,o+l Gotteliburith, 1 IVatelford. PuEa-1 Cadiz, lieligulund, 1 Guernsey, I Jenory, I Dub- W4tilford.• HUGE OF SICCKS tols f '11 1 1:1,VF n'CLOCK. 1' Op. Cia Red. Ann.. Jr;oi4 New Ownium...N IL? 1 ,. .4Trat L0N1)0,..; it To-movitow. '"lg, miii.tcu alter 4. I El'ctbint.t.4s 4,11113 UICEUE FAL , WM Atrukni LONDON, 2 " I IURSIMY, DEcElut En 9, lei 3. OFFICIAL lIULLETIN. Ft*D' . 1 Foreign-Office, Dec. 9, 1813. Di, received last night from Lord IR •$ it appears, that the Enemy evactutt u‘ elvoetsluys in the night of the sth iust. when inlinediatel occupied by the Dutch troops qtr . tir e of Goieel . iad been immediately follo7v , the abandonment of the fort of Dilquesme,. t, tithale Island of Overflacke, in which'were l tin • of p ieces of cannon, auci a large quantity 11 1 , whole of North Holland, except the Ilel -44S free from the French. %fis h 1 1(4 "kites hav e b een received at the East India 4 t his, mornine. from Sir EVAN NEPEAtir the civ ttr. r • , 11)1 7 of Bombay, dated the 20th June; and Et Sir Sir GOll OUSELVY, 0111* Ambassador in tr( l "' hePe Dispatches_ came oVcriand, by way .iv t 4 ,, Titiu llinople„. Inn, are the only ones which it,, r ; i ten received through this.channel tier some 1 1)4 ' 4 . .I,..:very thing was quiet in India. th t • "et has been received from the Captain 7of -I(aries Grant, dated Bomba;, June OP by it;Constantinople, iu *Well he states that. 4 1' 1 1141 g ship ments on the Sir Godfrey inioster 1 4 1 ' 1 , 1e e cloltorth en . As there kno other ship Of - ) tqoc o' foi titer, no doubt .can be enter -14. fler hekg safe at Bombay. $ as per cent. premium have P•fte ti. N, ‘" e It t/tny Ships from 'th e B a lti c h ave ar - I • l'a o --- "T" ---- li t r - ers to the 6th, were received last night, Pply 4 , , 11 14 with n copious fund for observation, i. 1 ,11 0 4t ) . 'Never, we are too much pressed with ~ 10 I ) , ''11 t ,,. ): able to avail ourselves this miy. t i,i, , " 4 14 TE has no exploits of his Own to t ,, 'etns fain to seize all oppottunities 41,t i t , t , P44.,11.iag about the achievements ' of his . r . e - - 1 11,, . _ fain L ., .. klu. In the hit French Pavers. The Conscription is rigorously enforced. Per sons four feet nine inches in height (about finefeet English measure) are declared eligible fur Has army of dwarfs !—These, we presume, arc for the King of Roma to command ! On the side of Italy all goes well—though we are threatened with a new army of 20,000 men, under MASSENA, at Genoa and another from Naples, under. MuttAa'. The Istrians and Dalmatians aresnost inveterate against the French. In the be ginning of November, General Nuoarrr, after taking Trieste, sailed on a secret service, and dis embarked south of the Po. This diversion cons paled BRAUHARNOIS to diminish his force, by de taching' PIN() to cover Ferrara and the ancient States of the Church. White this wa taking place on liis right, his attention was also called to the country on his left, where the Austrians having crossed the Adige, and entered Ilerg,a um, Brescia,' &c. threatened Milan, where the Public Authorities were preparing for flight.— We look for the speedy emancipation of all Italy from these spirited operations. Venice i s s t ir» rounded, and Mantua making ready for a siege. A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning.— Most of its contents are anticipated by the Frank fort Papers, from which we have given wery long and interesting extracts. We have Dutch Papers to the 7tb, from which it rejoices us to see that we were right in yester day anticipating the surrender of Helv o etslnys.— Some particulars relative to the taking of Arn beim by the Prussians .will be read with touch interest. In a Second Edition of yesterday, confined to this and amAlier.Evening Paper (vide our 3tt page), -ore shortly announced the substance of that grati thh: w;11 1.. F... ibe 'fidefitOsivi exei.tioni r Deninaqs. Atigiitthirci try t;is ins`,;.7 . , of information NO. theme ; il) these, the no less magnaniiimes deeds - Lave emtracted from FrankfOrt Journals, of of Prince MAHISoN, are the .gloriotis. topic. which we have received a replier Series from .A letter from Bourdeaux Of the 2Gth oft, meetions the 13th to the 2!Nli eltitutt. From these wt the entrance of that port by an American vessel, ; gieo dorreit tyaw:iatiott- .of Emtitat;'s hi twenty days from Boston, which rep ea ts the 44 45 i! pon'erfrom tare alteattiOns in whtleh rumour of the surrender of, General Paoorait's j.tegr that . !itt:' CoUtemporarlet can 'Levi: no ground force, to the amount of =lOOO ,glen, the Cornwall , . for suppwiiit la supposition Ifbll warranted had their - Version been correct) that the Mims' hasder and 1;0 cOmpanioas being a ll Wh o escaped.--. On the spine authority the defeat of the squadrtni sestained any pinsiderable injury. Instead of brodtbides, - 1 it was only' " shots" that were oh Lake Erie, and of SirJsmesYe o by C HSO & CeT , " on Lake Ontario, are again trinnpetted forth. It is exchanged. , added that3o,oooAmericans areeolleeted at Sackers We have no room to comment on the satisfac. tory cot - J(6am' of the Alli e d C ause d ep i cte d b y 'Tatham, preparatory to an attack onKingston: these %Papers. 13HONAPAIITE 111 humbled pride Upon these four points we can only briefly obset ve, i offering to surrender all his a inhitiesi had acquit. , that with regard to General PaocThe, our mire- . ed h Germany, and that offer rejected :—Den . !tensions outweigh ourhopes, ors,we fear too late awaken e d by i mpen di ng Ruin, to a sense of her duty, sending two Ambassadors sort and MrAirruun had, by the command Of Erie, to the CROWN PRINCE to treat for peace ; and , greater facilities for pursuit nem he these Ambassadors dismissed with an answer; retreat. The number of his army is )(gross exalt- that the Treaty should be made on Danish ground : .• . —the captivity o f t h e i mpos i ng f orce under getaticm. The . disiister of Lake old, and.. OT.UYR, are all twitters of triempli. T. these we th a t of Ontario is of the sane description.. The ° -look to have immediate and . glorious additions to The recrossiug o f th e Elb e b y t i n . C eows . mention of the blockade of squadron in mAke , , Kingston, proves that it refers to the apirs with I PRINCE, at the he a d o f 40,000 men, must l ea d to • . derasive,Jesutts Hoktein. The assembling, which we were -previously acquainted, and !Ilebeyfcies , P tiff Cd, SC iIWARTzeNDUItGif and Gen.BAß to any subsequent event. • We, 'therefore, trust to CLAY DR TULLY, of Marshal Bettettait and e . hear good account s f ro m that quarter, ‘v hence the G neva' CHERNICHEFF, Frankfurt, also b o d es mighty events on the side of the Rhine, latest is, that Iran was .in active puespit of on the left bank of which river, we • have CHAUNCEY, who was entlerieohring to transport little doubt, there is at this hour a tremendous Army of the Allied P owers . Th e C on f e d erat i on the land force from th e ir hencoop at Magma, 'to of the Rhine is formally dissolved by notification join the armament at Sackers .11arbour. The in the Vienna Gazette, and all its Members arc numbers of this armament is another gross , exog- hastening to abjure the Corsican, and rejoin them geration—perhaps it amounts• to the half o f selves to Austria and the t rue i nterests o f t h e Ger mati Eatidre. The grand b u bbl e h as b urst . 30,000. There is a letter front Dresden, which we wish On the subject of operations in Germany and every Frenchman and Ally of BuoNsratm: could Holland, these P a pers a re , as usird;verY tenacious.• sec, that 'they might kn o w w h a t su ff er i ngs th e of news. The neutrality of Switzerland service of an usurpi ng ro bb er d eman d s. is in upon in a way which slims that it is- en tirely a French measure. But we learn,, 'with pleasure, that the Allies are riot to- be •misled or thwarted by such menceuvrei. The Cos. sacks. had already reached Freyberg, in the Brisgau and Lorrach, also on the very con fines of Switzerland. We have great hopes, too, that the Swiss people, as hi I i9B, will take up arms in resistance to a Government sold to France, and 'with 'the powerful. Allies, they would now have to aid them; be more success ful in asserting their independence than they were in that unhappy period, .when their clearest blood was shed by BRVNE (the late Governor of Hol land) and other emissaries of the Directory. BOONAPARTE is busy in the equipment of . his new conscriptions, and there tire many state ments of the efficiency of his lovely an the left of the Rhine, Which, are contradicted and disprov ed by admissions of an opposite nature. As a specimen of the veracity of these assertions we may notice that from 'Wessel of the 30th, it is said, the French garrisons of Stade, Harhurgh, and Hope are full of ardour. The latter wu know is, and we believe the two furmer also arc, taken ! There is a curious falsehood from Bayonne, and a stale attempt at imposing an opinion on the world that differences have arisen between the Spaniards and British. • Parliament, we understand, will not be adjourned till this (lay se'nnight (the lath). This delay is to give time for the passing of a, Bill respecting the Drawbacks on French Wines eicported, which we suppose are to be discontinued. id 1^ 1♦ i,a ttL SECOND EDITION OF YESTERDAY. Advicet - are received from Frankfort, dated the 28th ult. which state that MarShaßlouvuiN ST.Cya had refused to return to Dresden,and toha %re !ifs corps replaced in the situation in which it capitulated to Count KLENAU, upon which Prince SCHWART ZNNBERG gave orders that the corps shOuld he made prisoners of war, and marclicd intO hernia. • It consists of above. 30. Generals, 1,900 Officers, 28,000 men, besides GOOO sick. The garrison of - Medellin bad surrendered soners of War. • BUONAPARTE had offered to treat for the sur render of all the gterrisuns tut the;Elbe, Oder, and Vistula, but his priposalt had been ,refused. The CROWN PniNce was to pass the Elbe on the 29tb, With above 40,000 men ; the rest of his army had marched wider General WI LINCiERODS to Holland. Yesterday,. at half-past twelve.o'clock,ber MA JESTY , and the Princesses.Auousm- and ELIZA BETH arrived at the Queen's Palace, from ‘Vindsor Castle At half past six.o'clock they left the Pa lace for Carlton-House, to dine with the PRINCE; The French quitted Dusseldoulf on the 10th ult. and since that time the Allies have occupied the whole of the Grand Duchy of Berg, the domain of young NAPOLEON LOUIS, son of Louis BUO. NAP \ItT3 The Grand .Dnke of BADEN, in' an address 'to his subjects, - declares, that he had requested of BUONAPARTE permission to remain neutral, which he refused. PrinceMurrEaNticn has very properly discon tinued the use of his own (in)dignity,' as Grand Eagle If , the Legion of Honour; - :a dignity we trust, no man out of France will ever - hence.' forward submit to bear. • We learn from Flensburg!), under. date of the 2 - Gtb of November, that Count LiEtttisroaFe bad set old to Frankfort ; and the Austrian Ambassa dor, who was on the point of leaving Copenhagen, has been requested to postpone his departure. General IVaeoe was sufficiently recovered of his wound to be able to meet the other Generals of the Allies at Frankfort. Accounts from the French coast state, that the enemy are making every exertion to send troops against Holland. " Every person,"' says one of those accounts, capable of bearing arms, is com pelled to march, and where any opposition is a:- tempted, force and violence of the most. compul sive nature are resorted t o . A great number of gun -boats arc also conveying from Dunkirk, &C. through the Netherlands, by the canals, to the Scheldt, intended, it is said, for the defence of that river and Antwerp." Evram:r .01 , , A LETT4R PROM \Vasil Pool:, Dec. 3.—" Orange .13(iven !! ! is all the go here, The Dutchmen lately taken on board the Weser frigate, passed through tbi, town last. night,. to though pennyless, we did not let them go to bed supperiess, or Without beer, .aml stuck the orange riband in their breasts. They sung God save lime Kiw i ', pretty well, to the great annoyance of the French Gentlemen, an parole here, WllOlll they seem to h ate mo s t cor di a lly„- Duattru CITY ELECTION.—WC 114VC noticed ' the commencement of the F.lection contest in this 'city by the unexpected stunt of ‘17.: BAKER againSt Mr; AkLAN. On Wednesday the Stitte of the poll was, as we stated, GI and al. On Thursday it continued equal,' 204 for 'each candidate. On Friday the Opposition Man put forth all his strength, arid got a-head, the numbers being for BAKER, 310, ALLAN, 300—but on Saturday there hits a sad falling off among the ritriots, as they only rolled IG, while the Pyrz• School furrthli e d tai gootl'Votes. The numbers then were, Fur ALLAN ass Far PAIM A :n6 NAVAL, .Ntilit. • • , DEC: Serene jlightiti the endiktrk;ed ore honiti Fhc .trenren . §lnttp of wtfr, under a :116:t•ul 'salute froth ell the then of war in the Dcimnt, and salletl huniediately to it he tastmird:' Alsd Saika his Mitjesty's shims itrets!/Atul,Freiia-:the former ,with SOO:Marines for the tiague, the InEter for to receive Ft detachment of th e Guards, for the -same destination. Sailed the : Spencer iransport with the Duke of f.intiwitit't horses. Arrived the erettin sloop of Wlti fforn citl the Hagite, and Maine sloop of woo frbni off the French Contr. The Cadmits sloop of war 'took tile ebnyoy to Portsmouth yesterday ; aril not the Cracker, as then stated. • • PL•tmouTit, Drx. 7.--;•;•Arrived the Ye/soh, #6.4 ry, Wpm, Mary, Thetis,Jane, anil Retreat trans ports, under Convoy of the Constant gun-brig front Passage.—Sailed the Niger frigate on a cruise.— The masters of the dtalanta and tireenroich whalers that were captured 26th May last, by the Pbes. American .frigate; arrived here yesterday froni .13ermuda ; they suite that three of .the captured ships, viz. the Gorgiana, ilialanta and Greenwich, bad been fitted out by'the Esset as privateers to cruise in the South Seas. We are sorry to say the Forhinatus brings the unpleasant information of the capture of the f 01... \lowing South Sea Whalers; of} the Gallipagos Islands, by. the American frigate Essex, CRytiiisi VORTER: • Gcor4imia, Pitts, 1600 barrels of nil.—Policy, Bowman, 1200 ditto.7--Monteznuyi,Baxter, 1400ditti).--,4llalarita., Wyer, 200 ilitto.—Urvenwich, Shuttleworth, 600 du..---RoJ, Hector, Itichardi,.aud Catiteriue Niger, quantities tuilmouli. YARMoUTII, *DEC, batik his Alnjesty'w; ships :Viet, Thrasher ; Cheerful, and British F a i r , with the transp o rt s with Major - General G 1131;S's division, not being able to make. head against the contrary winds. HA !VW ICli Drc. B.—Arrived the Aucteland packet with passengers (no Mail) frow llalla ; the Lady Nepean, with a Mail and passengers. from Gottenburgh. • SCILLY, bEC. s.—On the Ist instant, we ex., perienced a most violent gale ever reniembered from the south-east, but it only lasted a short time ; three vessels in the roads parted from their cables 3 no other accident, TIM TOULON. FLEET. , The substance of the following letter bas been long before the Public, but the letter itself has not appeared before. 4' vlce-nhmtam. COUNT ZhititlAtl TO THE tellell3- TER OP MARINA 41 ,0 n buard the Imperial, Toulon, Nov. C. " l had the honour to send your Rexceileney An account yesterday, that having set : sail . yesterday morning with l 2 sail of .the line ?Ind six trig Otes, with the wihd trotn the east, it changed suddenly to the north, and afterwards to west, bringing' the> advanced guard of lily ships within eanbon range of the enemy, with•whom we exchanged several shots. • - " In this skirmish, which took place ttt the, mouth of the harbour, the digitmenirron ship bf the line, commanded by Captain-La TELLIIth, Which .was the moa advanced, was within reach of seve4 ral of the enemy's ships, who poured a shower of 'balls into her. Though she received * several Jolter sails, rigging, and even in her hull, she did nit sustain any serious injury. :She bad nine mos slightly wounded. • , t The Trogram, Captain Ones, which *a•-; nearest the 44gamemiton, protected Ildi• effectual ly, and exchanged several shot with the enemy. tier sails, rigging, fetid hull, sustained' sinne in jury, but she had only two-Men wounded. " Rear-Admiral COSMOA, manieuvred with Clint. dexterity which distinguishes him on all °red siOns, especially in the presence of an enemy. The Buree, Captain Captain Mesta, the Ulm, Captain Doc Los, and Magnunime, Captain Tot:it-- to:oil, were also within reach of the enemy; aunt received some shot, but were slightly injured.— The liurec had two wounded, one of them, a Ma rine Cutlet, was struck on both arms by a hall, Si) that it was tonnd necessary to attiptttate The same ball struck the l!tooli, and unshipped the wheel of the rudder. The Ulm had also two wounded, One of them dangerously, from the splinters of which Captain Aline received a light . contnsion. • " The frigates G utakee, Capt. Mawr,: Melpo name, BEVILLE, Pahline, Capt. .§tintor, and Penelope, Captain StmEtitrr, were also within reach of the enemy, and had several shots in their sails and rigging. But they suffered little, and the Melpomene alone had one man wounded, " The ships of the line and 'frigates had IS men wounded in the whole, three only dangerous ly. Each of the Captains praises the conduct of his crew. " The enemy them retired after haring tachg.i. Three of his ship weaned to hare Air; fired n got u l deal. (Signed) " The Public were invited het n i g ht to Drury lane Theatre to witness the first repreneotation of a piece of One act, entitled Orange B(.ot:en, ho., nour of the. glorious .eifot.ts of the Dutch to• oft the-Gallic yolie, but the folloxvi leCn' vas pAted .up on the exterior of the buthang, tool preiented to the atiliehcc as they entered " THEATItts, ROYAL, MitIRY-LANE. iVednestfay, bey., S, 103. " The Public are most repectnilly informed, that Mr, tar, pent, the Reeder of appointed by the Licenser, within the hut five honrs, 11l the name of the Lord Cliott;herw prohibited the pet furman;,;t: of the loyal and pot.ri.oN Winston of Orange. , Pareti apnounced for repre,:entatiort twcnin&, on no other plea than Mid Le had nit "ndicient time to consider it. Thi4 Piece, in one act; was sent to Mr. Laipenes Odica 'on Satnrciny last. ".The Force of ,Atriffoo dia fig un tvr, neltfcrrti flliorr ktn , will, therefore, he inhstitoted tbi * preciont to leusion; fire rrattces ofNottqal4o4 : l. stall the Farce High Lift Nam soirs. ut ;. " Under this extrzsord sm inary d nnloolled f o r " ' ~.... Ti 1E 8 UN.