The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-20 00:00:00

1 10 p e o r reaching the Saint Limn!. to %I.:1i for the junction of Ge ntili «'i.-ICtisom. The Tnltn hody of our troops *ere. not . so that the whole honour of , the affair is dtse this small body of Canadian Yenribles. Fro► tide , . . There hav e b e en some further arrivals froth folland, but nn netts of consequence. • , ) be . Reports f ro m goo d au thority continue to bring the most favonrahle tidings. The whole of the . etherlinds art on fire, and a raw Cossack` are tutteient to spread the blaze from the Meuse to the - Moselle. %Pamir says, that liergen-op-zoom, Maes- : tricht, and Canipvere, hid surrendered ; and that the Allies had penetrated to Crevelt, Venion, and Cologne. Much of this tstt , doabth.F.s exnggeration. What seems certain is, that ' o,ll 'l Corenin is blockaded (if it has not li!liled) the will push on against Antwerp. • Pi(. of the ITEWS will be found else where. Ltarm's Book of chi% morning is, indeed, a black nne—it contains a very long list of Captures' . / Y three French frigates and a brig of war. The l ':' .. ," : c 1111 privateer, True Blooded Yruckfe , has '4. 4441.. bat• tOO siteeessfal in 116. long cruise. 'We refer to our Naval News for the particulars. t at -0 io • .?Ir. CHARLES GRANT, suit Of the highly re /Pected and venerable East India Directdr, has bvertapp o i nt ed one o f th e Lards of the Treasnry. .is appointment does eipial'hc!nour to the Mini- d (be 5 0. .!:0 0 1 he 6s. 113; 1, yl l ~' T i / ~~ itite' lti Ole V# uer' r 15 . pr- Cie p eiS ( ‘ in Ci I' at! Ire nly ~trc°'~ o rzel • ite i * S 1 010 1111VC athised, and ,the Party who hai ,reeeiied it. i\Hlr . .CittAtvr.'s eloquence, for Which he to much distingitished, is one of hii least ourdifica . lions to recOnnnend him as a Scrvallt to the CrOw'n. Zia know , ledge of business, stirlious habits, , and intense application, w:11 make him a valuable ac tesSion to the Treasury BoLird, or' any public de- Ilutment. WlLlarotc leaves town this 'day for The ill health of this Gentl. , , , man; to the regret of n l'n know hirn, has induced him to his 841en 'taryiltip at the Treasury. It i 3 expected that Alt% S. LustmiGToti . wili - succeed t' ,thee t 'cl f ants that 'Mr. 13loon' BN will succeed the !suer as Chairman of the Committee of Ways vid Aleatts. :r 'House. 7.1 On Saturday, the Ras-shin General who arrived 1 3:t we e k w.is introduced to the PUINCE it :ort4T by the Rnssian Ambassador and Lord CAsrt.n ;, REAon. the interview lasted for a considesable lime. •,., Irestarda, the Bishop of SALISBURY had a long V,,,, nterview with the PutNcE REG GNT, at Carlton- --- reltvpra Ki the ci.huairee and a select rally dined with the PRINCE iteOENT. • Divine service was yesterday performed before • the PR INCE REGENT anti his I-lous.ehold, by the flee. 3.8. CLaatte, Chaplain to the tlouseholl yesterday the Princess •CHARLOTTg, accompa nied by t he Duchess Of .LEEDS and Miss KtiiC UT, • attended divine service at the Chapel St, ',James's Palace. • On Ftiday a Cabinet Conned was held qt tho Feteign Office. At the breaking on of the 'Coon.' messenger was ordered to hold himself in. readiness for j a foreign ourw:y ; • litti his 14ti,,!!r rho, 'were not completed till two o'clock in t!.• when he set,Off.for head quarters. Mr. Go y, , rather mes senger, was ordered. to compauy with dispatches for Lord 'CLANCARTY, our /.I,hl)s,,saclor in Holland ; but on a c count of soni c "Pmehes arkivib at the F or ejgo.pfliee previous 1°1 ;1 3 departure lie was -detahled'till one oi.c100( an aturday. Another Cabinet Council yester . div at the sante place. They were both sutimioned by Viscount CASTLERF.AGEI. WINDSOR, DEC. 19.--The QuEEN,Pastricesses, a1!-endants, &c. were present this morning at 1)i- Service in the, private chapel in the Ctt.stle. Afterwards her M4aesTY and some of the Pat tl,- • cEssEs went to Frogmore. Yesterday the Dukc Ql Yonic. arrived at the Castle, and afterwards P A roeedded to Oatlands to dine with the Duchess. •". new passage has lately been made to communi ,cate from the QuEtors apartments to the Kttso's, to prevent the necessity of her MAJESTY walking across the Collet- yard, when she visits the KING. • We are assmed,..that there is no truth in the statement of a morning paper, that sumptuous pre . Parations were making at Carlton-House for the telrbration of the Princess CHARLOTTE'S, birth 1141Y. The PRINCE REGENT is not even expected to lie in town on that. day.--(Times.) :Major Bouvuutz has selected 500 Italians from a r ni(mg the prisoners at Portsmouth , w ho will. farm part.nt his corps. They have been removed mitt) transports for Sicily. It is computed, that 'ere are about 2,200 Italians in the various pri son depots here. Sir PHILIP BROKE is . to be honoured with a gold ~Zedlal, to be worn with his full uniform, for the Capture Of the Chesapeake frigate. titans, who commands : the .y_artimuth division of the British Exp edition to . 11 01 and, is the officer who distinguished hiMself In, lis the gall a nt en t er prise of storming the lines,of orne •, at Batavia. It will be a curious thing to Ze him and his brave opponent on that occasion , .Lne Dutch ontencli'ng e. KO , General DCK, IIOW united, and e together ffh• the deliverance of 1 101- : • land from the grasp of Fran Ce. - General De lincit ni embraced ,the Orange cause, end taken the command -ot . the -Dutch Le-ri•ot formed by the N olunteev from the pris !s of that nation in mgluud. • Re a r , , p o • m , i(!rnirat 4./171114AM ~rtsouth, on• boa rd alt t • 113 1tT d 11, an NViii WO I 11 : LAFORE'I the 'siant6. 1..e?1 his flag at nlitni►► /~ o!4i, the iiiit state Dna ihrta ked at ed . 1 1 a ill'. rrsw + I.' 1•{~1~~. ptgiltS c t,: _1 1110 10 li tle' c 011(gt - 014 0 0° 0: 01 0 bigb 4 re' 0 0 ' `‘ bel iri Cr• (I'lUwA tilinoof teO r 0 1) CA' )0 0 ides ji! 10 IC j;DITION. ECOND SUN-OFFICE, Two O'CLOCK. . We stop the Press to say; that a very intelliient friend has just issurell ti; that various letters have been 'received frOrn Franee this MOrnit;g, bOth (!i c-ct and byway. of Holland L—all of them stating that ri great deal of blOodhas been spilt in consequence of the resistance made to the Senates COllSlll[llOl Decree relative to the Consciiption.—One of these tettert he has read to u3.----New tininium is 10. 1 4 -1;r. The Weit India )Cleet, which s'ail s ed frOtri POrti mOnth on the 27th nit. has lieeti dispersed in a violent gale Of wind, which lasted - for three daps, viz. the Ist, 2d, and 3d- inst. ; they Were in lati tude 45. and lougitticle 7. West. In addition to what we have already stated with regard to America, we have just had the following handed to us : " In the beginning of November, General Wit- KINSON, who had been posted ut Sackett's Har bour and the neighbourhood with 8000 men, moved down the St. Lawrence, and landed at Cornwall. The British force at KingStOn is re ported to have moved in the same direction.-- tient.-General Sir G. l'itEvo , T was hiinelf at Monti.eal." _ We will give the whole particulars of the ac tion of Chateaugay tn-morrow. , l‘tctst.—Our Montreal Papers are dated 30th November, ---a mistake, we imagine, for 30th October., N AVAIL NEWS. CAPTCrRES•I3Y FAENCII FRIGATES. The following ig extracted froinLLoYtes gooks this morning, ,Dec. , " `,llO Hassan.„PAnnsobr, bound to Jamaica; the Pearl,TAIT, Wund totinadaloope; tlae,LticY, --, bound to Nassau ; the Diana, Vtru.s9ll, botm4 to the Nautilus transport .; the 'nen, ,MAJou ; the Thwarts, igUDGE .; the ~.t/iZO; and the Vestal, ,Tomut , from Newtound - land,, were all taken between the Ist and Oth inst. lip the Et . oile and Sultan French frigates, fiont Nanti. The jlassen was the pri 7 soners, after being j4ntlered of nearly all bee cargo, and arrived at Tortsmonth on Saturday,— The, Boa, VENTURADE, from Lisbon to Barna, has been captured by the Cornet French brig of war, recaptured by. the Rebecca privateer, of Lon. . , don, and carried into St. Ives. The , Lusitania, 4 - aNsoN, from Lordon to Surinam ; ,the Ulenden Hall, BAan,-frOm London to Bermuda ; the John of Gaunt; from -London to Martipicine ; roea, from to —; and the Superb, from for Malta, have been taken by the Clorinde French frigate. The Lubitania was given up to the crews, and arrived at Plymouth on • Saturday, The Blenden Hall is Also arrived at Plymouth, having been found at sea by the Challenger gtm ,viihout any person on hoard. The other vessels were scuttled by the enemy. The Cora, FARMER, front Smyrna to London:; Atoourite, EvANs i , from Buenos Ayres to London ; Eliza, 'KAMAN, from NeWfoundland to Dartmouth ; Castor, Pl-111011E) from Newfoundland to. Lon don, have Wen taken by the True-Blooded Yankt American privateer; _the latter given up to the crews, and arrived at Torbay ; the Cora engaged the privateer, and had one man killed and seven wounded. YARNJOV T 11 , Dec. 18.—The six Dutch schtiyts which sniled frurn hence on the 6th inst. w mnActs and ammunition for liolland, arrive here again yesterday for a further supply. They do not hring any phrticular news. DEAL, DEC. 19. —Arri red the Charles and Nymph Itired,armed cutters with dispatches from Admiral YOUNG. Sailed the Rinaldo and Thra cian for off the French coast. Remain his Ma- jesty's . ships as per lust, with a large fleetof out ward-bound and transports, waiting - for orders. Firs O'CLocK.--Saileil the Cretan sloop of war, with a Meet of transports for Holland. . . . VALMoilTii, DEC. I7.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship fl,lla from Guernsey, for Cork and to .day the .1.14 packet, with a ,mail from Cadiz and Corunna, nine days from the latter. PORTSMOUTH., DEC. 19.—Arrived his Majesty's ship lurtiom, from Cork, with transports, having the Armagh militia on hoard. Arrived this day his Majesty's ship hirincibb? from the Meiliter.' ranean, with a convoy, and are pat under quaran tine. Arrived his Majesty's ship Adonis from Newlotoldland, and his Majesty's ship Dover from the coast of America and Quebec. Sailed the Sathige sloop of war with a convoy for the East- ward, Ment,—List of vessels which sailed under con voy of his Majesty's ship nosamond from Quebec, %mid turned over to his Majesty's ship Adonis, ai sea, on sth inst. in lat. , 17. 17. lon. 30 W. Ellen, MAjors, Thomas, Mudge, Eliza, Rosynnt, apt, the Volta% ) Tonelin; they were captured, lath inst. bytwo French frigates in Ist. 4U. 53 N. long. 15. 3 . 0 W. The Margaret and Dorothy, Brown, parted convoy, in tar. 40 N. A ship, sußposed to be the !tuckers, Sorest , has been towed fit under jury -masts, by his Majesty's :ship Invincible, to the Mother Bank, bound out to the West Indies. . .. PLymouTtt, Dec. 18.—Arrived the Woy's Cove, from Quebec to London, captured by the brand Turk American privateer, and recaptured by the Bravo frigate ; also the brig Liberty, of Sunderland, from Seville, recaptured by the same frigate ; American brig Squirret. from Bourdeaux for Anierica, captured by the Belle, Pottle, Cash flak, and the Rebecca privateer of London. Ar rived the , Boadhound gua-brig with a fleet from Wales ; Orgtes gunlhrig from Biddeford, .with two new sloops of war ; Lyra gun-brig from Vas 'sage, with a „fleet. Arrived - the "Igress schooner from Newfoundland, hound•to tl►e West Indies, captttre►i _ by the ItaiUbler American letter of marque, end recaptured by the Jew cutter 'of London ; Dubtio, Z 4, from the westward. Ar- rived the ship Lusitania, JOHNSTONE,. from Vorts mouth for.Surinarn c was captured on the WI inst. .by tilt! French frigate C/9rionte, and sent fur this port with British prisoner being the , crews of the following vasses, whicli were captured on the 4th, lith, and Gth and destroyed by the Clorinde, Wenden Man, John a' (!1141t, Agrora, snrl tti6 Spurii; t he three former:bound tp the Weft trufes, and the latter to Malta: HOLLAND. Private letters give ail animated idea of the en thusialm and gladness which prevail in Holland . . The foll Owing are. extracts : " The .procession on the entrance of their Prince into Rotterdam was led by the ship car penters of the city'. These were a very numerous and very fine body of men, each carrying a hatchet, tied with orange ribbon; on his shoulder. A corps of Burgher infautry followed. The next were a troop of - G..ntle , aen, showily mounted, with orange scarves on . the it: ft arm, as a guard of 11 ,- )nottr. :A. troop of Russian hussars immediately preceded the Prince's carriage. .streets of Rotterdam, alternately nar row, and opening abruptly into large avenues planted with trees, gave striking occasions for the display of the ceremony ; and to a spectator at the head of one of them, the sudden out=pouring of the procession, the waving% of standards, the throng of bright spears with their forked pennons of red and hlue,:the clashing of arms, the tram pling and hounding of that fine cavalry, the burst of martial muih,. and the shout and song of the'untk titude.that flowed round the Prince as he passed bare-!leaded and bowing along, combined almost all that was grand in sight andisound. - He looked und was. --plivinly. th.essed. - his second sea, A delicate lad, who had come the night before front Berlin, sat on his right, in a blue uniform, and with a Prussian order on his breast. • A corps of Burgher infantry and Russian lancers followed the-eirariot, and the entire wasclosed by a detach ment •of Ow Dock-yard artisans, bearing their . bat ehetstike the fernier. - (‘ The rfjoieings closed with" . a general illumi nation. An obelisk, erected in front of the Ex change, hung with . the . Standards. of the Allies, ;Ind lighted to the summit ; the great church stud iontl(l with strong lights ; and the Town strong with chains of lamps, were striking object , : ; hitt, perhaps, the people were still the most striking. Wherever there was a range of trees, there was a long festooning of lamps wav ing in different devices from . their branches ; and : wherever, those were, gratifies were to be tottml dtinciit hand in hand, bytens and twenties, sing mg " the Ora* Boren," and giving,way to all the'rude delight - of minds free to express them selves for the first time in twenty years. " The Landstrum is about to be called out There are reports of the white cockade having' been hoisted m Normandy. The last corps of Poles, 8000 men, With JILIONAPARTE, are confi dently said to.have recrossed the Rhine, with - their General,. SyLKOWsKY. " 'DELFT, DEC. 13.—0 n Friday about .800 of the English Guards arrived here, and departed on the morrow for the Brill ; they were'succeeded by a like number who have since followed them.— The ultimate destination of these troops is not known. We have of late received into our maga zines an immense quantity of arms and Hrmon'. tion„ . which had been lauded at &herding from England. '+‘ The remains of the Chevalier Rusmet were this day interred in the church-yard of St. James's. H e was followed to the grave by a considerable number of friends ; but the ceremony was render ed pecidiarly interesting by the presence of all the children belonging to the Free Mason? School, founded by the deceased. They all wore black cloaks, in testimony of respect for the memory of the founder, and their appearance was very .af fecting.. • The sale of many article/ from England is al ready announced in the , Dutch Papers—among ;other advertisements, the Scheme nt our State ,Lottery cuts a Most conspicuous figure ; being rendered into Guilders, 'it amounts to Two Mil lions Two Hundred Thousand . I —Tbe Dutch were formerly great adven turers' in our Lotteries. and sever al large orders for Tickets lravealready reach ed this Co u ntry from Holland. The Gazette of Saturday oilers a reward of 200/. (100/. to be paid by the, parish of I a4l be 11; 1111(1 the-other by the inhabitant" :of the neighbour hood) , for the discovery tooth e h perto ion the A tOlcritthr ses tiered Moses MERRY, man l;:. on 'the. eta inst. i.M,liesty•i•per(loo is further •promised to poy rr . Gompsturz, at ‘ratixliall, son making the alseovery, ex . cepting , the peraun who actually committed it. . SHIPS NEWSCON'TNUE . 1 An account hat; been ; received ,of the recrival, the undermentioned thiin, at St. Helena, Arrivak, 1813. • . • • • • • • • Sept. 3, Peneral Miranda,.. C;.pe pf Good Hope. Inspector Rombler . Trader . Cleo of Good 4, Jane...—. Brjei. I 'et Names. Deverip - Fro , ,t tiLetice., • 1Z; 44414;11 .Coast of Africa. 15 glizl . . D R . IG, Thanirs Do. ..... Do. , 17, Cumberland, . Do... ... Coast of A fripft. le, Warty Dc,.. ~..... ;Idp of Fraucc. 25, Presidout...... , Tra 4 r Do. It having'beetiitiiirtained by Adtpirli XotYx.ol that the enefhrt ships in,the.Scheltlt arg tig.t in a condition to, ,under any, exigency that may happen„.the sipadron under ,Admiral,ls.cyrtt, which, ,had been''forin'ed sit Portsmouth,, to jitter-. cept,them, has been broken ; and his J.TiorOliip has, returned toTlytnanth in the Queen Charlotte. The Hannilil, 74, Sir M. Seymotya, ..bas relieved the cenlor, off Cherbargh, which. ship .13 now 4t wiled to the Channel :Fleet. ~,The,Rosskatt Ad-, iniralCrawN has iejoinell,Adiniral,YonsG: two of his squadron arc refitting at Spithead. i :satorday. afternoon, his ,Natesty's store-ship. Cormorant, Wm: Kjilly master, commanding, ar rived aCliottsmainh frion.the ,Cppe ,oftiood Hope. She sailed on the sth of September, awl fr(,in St. Helena. on the,3d of Octo.her , i n company. witl.t the .ships Thames, Admiral Ilfrlteley, .t 7 arre, In spector, and Ctn6ertand whalers ; theGenerat raiida,. abeth; aril I, 3 resideut, prize. O t t the c.l- s. : being . 450 tuile3 I.S.F. off Ilshant, a heavy gale of wind comnienced front the . :north ward, which :occasioned their separation. The Cor4torant aiterwards saw one of the vessels dis, masted, and in great.distress.' She left the Apollo and I n at St. Helena, waiting for con voy, ta' England. The OrtnOrant felt•iu with up wards of 40 sail of the convoy which sailed frosn Portsniouth'ciO•Snoday senttight for the , Medi terraneau in a very distressed state.; Thetl.sailed with the Duncan, 74, Capt. LAMBERT. • The Asia, of 73, is fitting for a flag—it is, sup posed Admiral GrAHAM Mo9aCs. Capt. SCOTT, it. will he heard with regret, has been again obliged, by the unfavanrable slate of his wound in the arm, to resign his•command. The Russian ship,' General St..eatrojr, is fitting obt at Purtmonth, on 'account of the Russian Government, for a voyage of discoveries, in the great seats hetweunAcatnsehatka and the North western shores,of th j sContinent of Aniqrica. 'rite Briton trigve is arrived atTlymouth, (rant off Brest, with the at foretop-mast, in elinee • of a French . frigitte-ifone out of six which had sailed from _Brest.. The Briton has recaptured the Wolficove, from Quebec. The !Vol/score hits ar rived at Teimtnce. The Medina, Captain Botrectur.R, will sail in a leis' 'days from Portsmonth, for Paisage, With 100,0001. in specie for the I\laitpii's Of WEI.6NO TON'S army.—The Rota, Cantaiu SomEnvilA It., fitting foy foreign service. The crew of the Vigo, 74, have been drafted into other ships .; it is ex peeled she - will be paid off. The 'next ConVoy. for the Mediterranean Will Sail about the 10th of January next, protected by the Royal Sovereign, 110, Capt. CAVGFIEI.I) The two French frigates which lately eseapeil, from Nantz, have been again heard of. The Mary, from Newfoundland, was captured on the 4th ult. off the Western Islands by two French frigates, of 48 . guns 'each, which, after:stripping the vessel, and leaving hta• a complete log on the water, ;Int into her the crews of three other captured vessels, Cousistlng of 1H persons, and. gave charge of her to the Master of •tlia ; diary, ambling, with a cruel irony, they thos.qntended dispatching hint its cartel to England. In that state the Marj Was left 'to her fate; with only two small casks of wa ter and a bag anti a half of bread, in lat. 42. 0. 4. long. 28. 0. 1. the Western Islands bearing S. distant 150 miles. Steering E. by S. with N.N.E. Without tog4ne, Compass, eye-glass ) Or any other guide, she had nearly ru.n the distain a cif C' lilt Finisterre, when fortunately she tell to with the British frigate Pommy, Capt. CAutEne,T, whim hit - - mediately sent on board a, seasonable supply of beet, bread, and Water. NAvAL ArvorOstr.sTe.-!-Captain ;•Tivrt i 4 appointeit to the Cysts; Captain trgimion tite ; Captain to te Cornelia ; Prior, acting in the Ithoznix, to the rank of Post ;" ticatenalit.; .1. Chiene; Pringeitit raline,- and John Catupbril, Royal Sovereign, are pi•otrioted t o th e rank of corktrotokter.—i 1.4 1 , ; * en Charlotte, i 4 110 t protoote(U—Lietttentlar 4 ii. Uarrett; Med way ; It. Cole, Hibernia; 1.. Reid, 11 . 4vadlark J. Hoo t :Mutt, Achille; C. It. flOrdon, Colinuhia ; J. Crosbie and . N. Hike, S'emnander; A . ..noc . rtsui), Aorlies ; Mr..% Howl.e,Sillanur 410 [undo, to the limit of Lid,utenitnt ; Mr. Jas. ser of the Standard, to the Atlas; Mr. Napier, Virgitda, to the Standard.. . THE IIAIIKETS. Corti-Excluototc, nee. 20.--This day's Mai lot presentt^d an simple supply of Wheat. from Essex...anti Kent , and the priers may be quoted from Us, tO,7s. per qoarter lowertlotn last .10o day. Barley and Malt-have also de.lined iii prive e.iish It. per quarter. Oats were dull of sale, but nO alteration - was .ib servable in them. White and Grey Peat,e, 50J other kinds of Grain, continue at onr quotations. Flour re mains the saute us per last. SMITH Fit:LP lIK CT, DEC. 20,-411ii day i sliVarket had is pretty good supply sit prime . fleasts, ',Tr the show of Cat in other respects will; somewhat considerable ; Pork cheaper; Beef was dearer; Mutton • Ittl• A:4:M Ott prices t 'and the trade - in geienid.Was•tolerolitylirisk. The sales in thellar-market were rather lively; Hay and • fetched last prices; clover has got up in -pricc: The rcirliirie Portsmouth kioy, beluty,iag to Ply mouth, Jottzt DAVIS master, Was au ‘Vetlfie-“hty night Unfortuoately.wreeked ou the between the Sound tout the :Nicw , ,,to;,e, loot nol , l of the pft3seng'ers nn board,-perkhett ; st,.*:2l) tart; were saved out of 40, or 11101'0, (ft board-not being correctly liscertainNi. A Mt'. IJANDORAVV. 1111 i; 1;11,Cly beet t:XeCtifel it ..roo:tien, for the murder of etje,stit Pattttc.:l, ebearv, of•the' 6th battalion of the di)tli Regime:ft Satiirday thortilng, about n of a liwise - and , ktftble in the roll or 11! e -1 1 ;:11. Strand, fell With a rialettt cttlgt,. Go Wattuin 'lll thr t ee-chiltlrett, xlarrnetl by the crttchog vt t hi. „,1 had hot jvit time to get 3W)ty, rind man Mt) severely hurt, haiing lii lculi fracttirekl, tilt] he was carried to the hospital. •