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ARRIVeI}..o..I Dablin, DUE-1 Cadiz, I Us !yin, Gotten.; burgh, 2 Heligoland, t Guernsey, 1 Jersey, 2 Waterford. • PRICE OF STOCKS !MY AT teC‘OCK. Consols 58 114 THE SUN. solwol qvig DICLIte: rAtostim 1. 0 N 14 0 N, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1813. • • We this morning' received the following Letter from our Corres?.mdent at Deal. We have not beard who the mysteeious stranger is, nor for what purpose he comes : " DEAL, Mien, 4.—A Gentleman, or Nobleman of high rank, has this morning arrived from France, by the way of Flanders, for the purpose of proceediifg to LoAtion, being charged with an important Communication to the British Govern ment, but no orders having been received here to permit him to proceed to the capital, he is de tained till the, directions of the Alien Office are sent down. Ic carries his taciturnity to an extreme, con tenting himself with replying to all inquiries, that h e can „communicate with none hut the Premier Department in ,1404u10n. :Ile gave a very „large -itiatu to a 'Flemish bout to put him on board one of the triti*b ! -,gruizers, Ott which he tV33 hroiight ia.thii country. Conjecture is extremely buiy its to the Actium or import of the stranger's visit, but ncifhing further can be learnt than is stated above. " before... written being too late for post, was kept back till this day ; but nothing further has transpired." Some Boston rapers have arrived to the 6th ult. containing a message from the President of the United States to Congress, of 'a most extra tdinary ;description. In a paroxysm of rage ativiost this country., Mr. MADISON' kit ..resorted to a measure which 'perhaps contains the greateFt • amount of folly that ever 'was mustered together in any public act of any Government. An order in Council having been 'issued here, authorizing the 'GoVernors..of our iVest India Islands to admit into their port American ships under license, coming from the unblockaded ports of the Eastern States, with provisions and lumber, Mr. MADISON, as soon as be hears of it, sends a hies-, sage to Congress, proposing, first, to prbhibit all trade . by the inhabitants of the United States 'un der special licenses ; Mid next. to prohibit all ex portation from the .United States in foreign bot toms ; that is to. say, first blockade all your ships in your own harbonrs, atnt then condemn all your produce to rot in your. own warehouses. It is' difficult to say, whether folly or madness most evails in such a proposition, nor is it possible to believe. that a majority of fools or Madmen can be finand in Congress to sanction it. Should, how, ever,4mcb a majority be found, .we cannot con ceive any measure better calculated. to drive the Easteh — States to take immediate steps to sepa rate themselveS from an union, the measures of which can only lead to their certain ruin. Their Royal Highnesses the'Dultes of CutUtiza;- LAND and CANUIIIDGE are on thelloint of setting off for the Continent. The destination of the former is, we understand,. Berlin, 'and of the latter, Hanover. The final dispatches for the outward-bound In dia fleet will be sent off from the India House on Thursday, and, of course, the fleet will imme diately sail. Though the Bill proposed by Sir S. ROSIILLY for the removal, in a great degree, of the penal cotsb equ eu o es of High Treason has been rejected by the wisdom of Parliament, it is proper to offer a few remarks upon the bare proposition of such a measure at the present time. It is impossible for the slightest observer not to notice the daring been- . tiousness of certain public writers, /and the mis chievous doctrines wh►ch they openly or insi diously inculcate, tending to weaken all reverence for authority, and diffuse the principles which produced the destruction of Monarchy in France, which indeed have shaken ,every Continental Throne. Instead; therefore, of mitigating the consequences of High Treason, it is the duty' of every friend to the British Constitution to guard its bulwarks with increased Zeal and acti vity. What renders the proposition of. such a measure still more improper at the 'present mo ment, is the attempt also to take off all those' restrictions from Popery which :our wise An cestors deemed essential for the preservation of our Establishment, in Church and State, The affected liberality and speculative refinements of the present age arc pregnant with danger, and ought to be resisted by good sense and sound loyalty, otherwise our Constitution may be brought into hazard by theoretical politicians, who seem to be regardless of passing events, and blind to the consequences likely to re • stilt from the removal of what Supports a vene. rabic establishment, which has lung rendered the people of this country the happiest and the freest on earth. Yesterday Viscount Silt/MUT!! had an audieuit of the PUINCE ileoeNT at Carlton House, and also Count MUNSTER Mid Earl We are sorry to learn that Marshal Beresford experienced a severe 'accident on the 14th when, as he was passing by the Loretto in his enrricle, the bar or pple broke, and the horses (to.'o of the Prince's stallions) took fright, and threw him out his face was much cut by the fall, anti one of the wheels nearly passed over his !lead ; his Aide-de-Camp, Conde D'Alva, who was in the vehicle with him, escaped unhurt. The party were returning to Cintra, having conic to LisbOn on the 13th,(the day before), to dine with Don Miguel Pereira Forjaz, Ou Wednesday the outside wall of Margate Pier, next the sea, to the extent of 300 feet, grad,.ally and slowly pressed outwards, and at the same time downwards, anti about. two or three feet from the great body of the work, unsettling and dijoint. ing almost every stone on that side in such a MU.. ner as to leave no doubt of the absolute necessity of taking down a considerable , part of it. Tbe repairs are estimated at from 40*00/. to 6000/. The noted Macy White, charged with being concerned in the robbery of the Leeds Mail and Haywood, his companion, were both taken at Li. verpool ou Thursday night last. . White had le ceutly arrived there front Bristol. NA 1 - ,tt N • PLYMOUTH, APRIL. 4.—Came in the Antetteab schooner Liz abeth , FAIRCIIII.b, from New Yorli for nourdcaux, with cotton, &c. capturelt•by his Majesty's ship Surreillante. Ills Majesty's ships Medusa and Lyra hale taken a large American ship from Bourdeaux, with a valuable cargo : she has pine up Channel for London. FALMOUTII, APRIL 3.--Tl;e Nymph packet, with mails for Cadiz, has had a signal flying for sea this afternoon, and it is supposed she mill sail in the course of the night. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL, Afajesty's %hips Tyri'an and bt4ligent 'from a crnize. Sailed the Cheilinrgh squ adron to- rc.:aine their :station; and the Derwent and Satufge to the %vest ward. ITARNTICTI, APR it s.=—Ayrived the Viper reve nue cntter, MoneAN,. With the / French cutter pH , - vateer Louise, taken between Folkestone and Ca lais, after along chace, during which she thretS all her ballast, witter, an , ! ,totes, overboard. By her muster roll her complement of men at• the time of sailing was 33, but. at the time of capture she had only 22 ; the other I I are supposed to have been put ou bnard prizes made by her. DEAL, MAncn s.—Sailed yesterday, after post, he Tottenham. East Indiaman,and several coasters, :o the v‘re3tivard.. Arrived the Fervent gun brig from Portsmouth,. and sailed again for the Baltic. - Ftvy. o'CLocw..—Pat hack the Tottenham, and all the ships that sailed with her yesterday. . . COVE, MARCH 31.--I"esterday sailed his Ma jesty's. ships Leonidas, Capzain SEYMOUR, and Helena, Captain MONTRESSOR, having under con voy several transports, with a large .detachment of the Royßl Artillery Drivers Corps, for the army under Marquis WELLINGTON. A number of merchant ve s sels sailed with them for Oporto, Cadiz, and, Gibraltar. Several Officers,took pas sage in the above fleet, to join their respective regiments in the Penins u la. nisnunuploN OF PRIZE-MONEY. Rota, for the Ali6a Hills, Concorde, and Fame, on her ar-• rival ; recalls at .14, Surrey-street, Strand. Muutnito, for' the 'Pabe Maria, (lute Ver*agting, Joan nette, Jonge Maria, La Femme Elizabeth, Hoop ale Fspe ranee). and Itondwieli, on board, on the 4 241 last.; recalls at NorfOlh-street. Exertion, for the Diable a Qttattre, a Danish selinyt, nam e unknown; (lute ltentie, , and Kielne Annette, on Wednes day next, at 2, Addplii-terr;we, rind there recall.ed. ' • The rorV.Emilie, on Priday next, at Nu. 23, Nor folk-street, apt there.reCalled.• • . . The Nienien, for the Female, on Friday, the lath initant,' at Mr. hawkers, Briton Side, Plyairotth, and there recalled.. The 1.4 ra, for the Matilila, on hap arrival in hurt; recalls at Mr. D.'Forrest's Othee, Plymouth. NAVAL . APE'OINTMIT,NTS.— . —Str Be'resford to the rank of Cononodore as the coast of America ; Captain ii. Barrie to the Dragon; C.a . ..taia P. A...Conior to the Graviton (for the tlag'of Sir F.. 14:torey, at Barhadors) ; Captain S. J. Peehell to the St..Datisitiga, flag ship of Air Wurreo ; Capt. C. Gill to the Cleopatra; Captain P. Peflew to the Resist ance; Captairi A. King to the Iphltpitia Captain Hamilton (7rerinagit.nr,) to the. li Ainbow; Captain 1 1- Litichett to the Dia dem ; Lietit. W. li.-..lacitson be Nair Lieittemiiit 'to Admiral t Mr J. C. Cheinave to the ratil«)f and.ap. painted to the Goree; Mr. T. E vans to b e Parser of the 'taw niagt Mr. Goble to be Parser o f the Niger; hfr.Godfrz e , from the St. Albans,' to he Parser of the Ardent; Mr. lanes Miller; Purser, 'from .the Ardent to th e Mal e tic: Mr. -Wittchelo to be Purger of .• the Woolo;eli Mr. WM. Christy, Pnrser, front the Poietiers to the Ni.rtiminberland ; Mr. Finis, Parser ' front ,the - Northumberland to the Poictiers Mr. Barnett, Master, to the Boyne; Mr, Canton, Master, to the - Loire; Mr. James, hlaster, ta.the-Ditonede. [The following letter has appeared in a Morning Paper.] TO Lolly MOIRA. MY Loin,---Not satisfied with having 'adverted to and made some strictures in the Liotise of Peers on my Scm's mode of giving his evidence before your Lordship and Mr. Justice Conant, you have, with rather more asperity, persecuted his me mory in an Address to your Masonic Brethren, through the medium of a newspaper. Hence lam induced to express my feelings, anti through the same kind of channel, to vindicate a derived son, whose memory will be ever dear to me, and whose character whilst living-, for integ - rity and honour, could oot be surpassed. It is very possible that he might (and I dart say did) feel indignant at the private examination,on so base, so foul a ca lumny. If your 'Lcrdship expected to meet in him an Apothecary domewhat similar to Shak speare's in Romeo and 'Juliet; or one whom you might bend to your will, you were, my Lord, most egregiously mistaken. My son, I have 'no doubt, saw (or thought be saw), the in ward workings of , your Lordship's mind in -your countenance and manner of interrogation. You are the best judge, my Lord, whether or not he, was well founded in the inference which be drew. Your Lordship seems to have been a prin cipal actor in this unfortunate drama. Nothing could have induced me to give publicity to such sentiments, bat the paternal affection which 1 bore towards sp excellent a sbn, whose veracity your Lordship has endeavoured (I trust, in s'ain) to impeach. I shall dismiss the subject with this observation :---that it yotir Lordship had felt sa tistied with your own con dila in the part aFhich you had taken, it surely was guise unnecessary to labour so hard at justification-. 1 ant, my Lord, With all due respect, Your Lordship's obedient humble servant, Nursted, Court, April 6, 13!3. EIEN'ItY EDMEADES•• It is said that tile Earl of MatnA leaves town to-moryoW Cir next day for India. Tice Noble Bari takes with him tw o cows ant i two goats. kithßtit 14108 [ PURTHRR EXtRAtiS. 3 of t6r< BA SI )1 r.r.o , MARCH 15.--The left ba Elbe, in every part of the kingdom of S; - 101 which this river waters, is lined with a '-• French troops, or thoSe belonghei to thu aeration of the Rhine. The in sures 'are taken to prevent tbe banks boats of any description small boats which were Mud upon the Elbe, above Dresden: Selland-an, andavhich usually Ite or, Magdeburg, have been sunk from the banks into Bohemia. The bridge of MeSseirl, nu ti been burnt on the night of the I his Highness the Prince of Eekm , only three bridges by which any cart be made with the right bank Wittenberg is defended by a t considerable French forces. "I' Torgau, General Thelmann, able to keep tile bridge of boats be to facilitate the transports into for the wants of the inhabitants contact with the opposite side 0! the greatest importance for all th: !lons, on account of the reconn& is necessary ,to send out. In sho. bridge of Dresden, the Prince or t i4o with much artillery and cavalry in 1° 6,4 which has in some measare been ile' dl state of siege, although it is only an since the fortifications of it were , enl ire ' l ed. The new town is surroundd with' tnents and batteries, and has so str nn ' risoo, that in several houses they ha' to 80 men to lodge. Under the third bridge three openings have been lus' Communicate with each other by Ine Bn ;t e rl•' ll be • and- in which several, quintals of die been placed : by this means two entire 1 icts to blown up te pre understand t ' ha h t u t t hi t s i t e ne p a u s b u i r i e c 18 11 ' 111 s. hecr The trooliie yhritrillol:ll but in the last extremity. the most .strict discipline in the town; „.00` tilled with courage, and daily make sV ° * noissances. MUNICH,. Mancli matioo'has been published here , ft)r,,P;', t ei l l i'' motion the 2d Class of the National "lit'),„0111i o f the 102';', tli _ Our country, the honour beloved Sovereign, all require rin't f i b° v ith 6 ' Of the National Guard 9 should acting military M 'the cares of maintidale.4oollo nal security. No Bavarian can be indi ti it di 10.—Tlic followiag t.r.r such an honourable call all will answ er „ o ff!A joy. It is only to instruct them in the %v..); Of u4onient, that we call on t hose hor n f t i and to 1793, t o have themselves inscribe% or or ; make' declaration of their patri otic their corporal infirMities, and their Illaiolls, which 'bay not permit their ‘,1 5 , foto d„ this call. On Monday, the 2.2 d of 0 , :i so ,;.1 01 :j will be opened at the Alttnicipality, f o r FP' all the families of this capital; as liketrov fbc , e various from Other parts of the' hinglit'rit registers will be closed on the 4th of . P o t It would be to deny the ...Nistelik.;evevl.' trioti sm , to doubt - for an instant, t!it'he varian will aht be anxious f °llv" iris 1 01 ' t . 9 °l' vo c ations, that of Sea'''l„ al io Pry , Country : , But in order that 110•01:' ignorant of w h a t the State. reclor'c'o'goe,rice prietors of houses are enjoi i e`, l tt) , ; this cull to their - families antit °ll ,?,. i a statement to_ the Police of stick 0 6- 4 4 ' as are comprised under this nteasittegls,bronr penalty of a fine of from five to 25 ii( i ) e fi ! is l ;! being otherwise personally resPilsib„„c.ornine!,/ sure is likewise the more strong 'Y because that 'no young man eau "; e O O II SI Y establish himself, until that' he has Pi le , ottr l '; tilled' all his duties : whilst, on t ; , 1 ,0so% 0 1 1 1 those who have, under the pr.sen t , L 4 given proofs of their loVe-tos;ards ":„ oe°' ion t - Country, stay always make preteas eel" . to distingttlshed honours. • ti oio • " According to the Cons.litn 01 tination of the movable legion s „'?t,. 7 311" the care of maintaining trantr"/be interior safety. They are not over the frontiers , and it :will only, t b, t ov necessity, that -they will have to det`l i ntbs e i i co tory of their native country. 'nost , le nt:' l 'are in the situation of becoming, 011`00 legions, will hasten to enrol theinse'v , .109' Ck any distinction .of condition or lc' ea ter / I V and mothers will cause their sons t°arieps, th brothers, their younger one s ; g u sol ac 0 1 ' wards ; ,and relations will ( I ° t be roo Cr! orphans of their. families. .TttF O 4 " THE DIRCCTORS f • Munic h, March Its, pith. go C itt io,t in n e tt d i a o l o i r. f , o ‘ i k . Ptattlet.bcels.—t Tb e Ch'"lc ' es / 4 1 learning amongst the coiTt Arts, were on Friday last adjudged tr lir op S_eholefieht, of Trinity College, •I Sclo'TinotU the "rnq Society, a Scholar on the to'in 1)r. Ben. t i ' 7 • -, 6e 9 ' OXvo k i'm RD' —PR". J.—The I'olloo4 ~, .e been admitted to degrees :--- tiO P • On IV I d Mr, Hotclainson 9 f ''s; '. I:eitiii:ciii:lgi"liiii:Clll4lV ~. 0 v 4 t., g a . , :31st ,Of ,liiterCeh.7:C.ll:,l't inut::,oitric; C. chwubers "), 3 , 15 t. of :N,larcll-31.6tt::',,,:opair' W. H ~,, •of t.,hrtst Church, CO ou H. Lootuburyt of Oriel Colieq• ti 9 ................. 00 i 0 t'llt) bl We. are desired to state that toe c i , J o- , pi . j i of lgr. Seott's new roam •of 11° , i ' e t l i l o Y ill j 4 l ' '' ([ . ous to 1-.lis row a fte r` t Mil e - , , of file Pottut early in IVisy. ,titeti, at tio,',,t, 'la a st i i i a llie t i:'; l l l e:Y:l): N s i n tse V ie:eAN e 'li a lt s' h ia: b : t iceY e ) : :: : r ivr i l i .3 l, l )(A i lt aY:t.P4vsn.Yo.:‘,Bilrviialls:°llsyn.ll:r'beet'fintien'itinsit'PYsielgit:'il-j'c'oesbvvlrlst(l:gtl;sl‘4ls,:sliblicliglicea::rlttineii'tll}Alll:l;l:-I)'cisc'r:litiicieliet:e'''gll-‘4rll-*:;'tb',e'll:eit'i:11;011.1::':'')11°°11.:;°°1:13'1, :I Reicher, for the murder o f her 11- ~,,airi k , f_eet/y resigned to her fate, and Aeol " he ' few minutes in prayer Ida* f , bo ty , ..01 into eternity, : 1114 tl"' -, oo l‘ lug been suspended the usaal tnor . aud dxiivered over for disocti6P. I ttll ilk, i 414 ['q ui Nen 3111...0 It. is p ; lllg t„ 3109 t severe We er e being 09 Ilk ` hateve r. w 1u great niS olitti •lkv ), from liintit ent to 113nibti, k Of Withdrgi • t the Ellie, 1101 I2th, by ordete uhl, tliertretwill cottintinko# t The britigro fete-de 01, Nt l'he Oovernor no hitherto Rta before tiottoW t 4 irtli , the 10110, 4 4 is. This Poinl , )f the rivet 41( le line cd • k 44 lissosce hi:b 4 it tt, 01, to tteleg,l t , 4( o f ' l 4 l i t /41 i n ilia. Lqtin o en de:71.104 lis4 41 l It? an (10 ent rely deitror tit e y d' with etititneh' Wa ng g Pr o 1 : 0" 1 t 11 ti o Cy love fr'atii, The hird tt reho lll i .l. n Made, (Va inean;. plfth CI v, Pre'