The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-29 00:00:00

rnbittS Love, Church-row, Aldgate, victualler, April At' tv. , o, awl 'May s, at. one, at Guildhall, London. Fpseph Oxford-street, fruiterer, April 3, 10, and May 8, at eleven, at Liadon. Attorney, .Mr.- E. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary-Axe. lantes Sionthall, Middlesex, innkeeper, March 30, April 13, and May 3; at ten, at Guildhall, London: Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Mark-lane. John Luke, Cheapside, boot, andshoe-malLer, March April 10, and May 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Duncombe, Lyonrs-lun. • Ja&di Gogerley, Great Ormond-street, scrivener, March 3A, April 13, :-..ntl May 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 'Attor ney, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street.: dames Mexander Wood, late of Little . Cockpit-yard, Ring's road, stable-keeper, April 3, at ten, of, eleven, and - May . 8, at ten, at, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, rfheJbalirs-road. Thomas Morris, Ablgate MO-street, linen-draper, Api of one, to, and May 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. l) Jones, Size-lane. • , Thonins Edwards, Staiuore, plumber, April 3, 10, and May 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Booth, Queen-street; Bloomsbury. • tDividends, &e, to-morrow.) AautvEo.l Lisbon, 1 Gott:cubinglt, I Guernsey, ! Jersey, 1 Heligoland, !Dublin, 1 'W.lictford. Dur.-- 7 l Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, 1 Gottenburgii, t Dublin, 1 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. f oinsots .• 581;89 TIIE SUN. S01.1:31 QUIS 111 C YAW. FA IAIL) NI All I ? LONDON, M9 . I4DAY, MARCH 29, 1813. A treligoland Afail arrived this morning, bring ing a variety of most interesting and important intelligence. The following are extracts from the communications : llewtooLANn, Ithaca 23.--O . Governor has been applied to by the people in and round Bremen for arms and assistance to drive away the Feench. A Russian Officer arrived here last night. The Danes have been called upon, by the 'Emperor of RUSSIA to allow an open and unmolested trade . . in the river Elbe with England 4tid this ipland. It was at first.referred to the Prince of FlE'Sss, and on the :oth, orders were given not to molest the trade, to all banish ships of war and privateers. Our Governor has addressed the following let ter, to : A.ELLERmAx, Esq. of this place , " Sia,--4 think it right to acquaint you, in that it Maybe made known to the merchants, that I have requested Major Kurrznwozii to take the earliest opportunity of communicating with the officer coMinanding the forces of his Imperial Majesty .the Emperor of RusslA upon the subject of renderinithe , navigatiOn of the River Elbe Se• cure to the trade . carried On under the protection of the British flag. •!`.I Wye the honour to be, .Sir, " Your most bumble servant, «'W: A. A., !Loin' Totl, " Lieut . /Governor, • Teligolantl, 17th March," IIAMaURGri, INlaacu 20.—Wc are, thank Ood, Free, and become Old Hamburgb again. At. noon, on the 18th, we had the satisfaction of seeing . the Russians enter our city. PROCLAMATION. 4r , Hamburgbers I—You dissolved the authori ties established under the French Government be fore the Russian troops had entered your tern tory, and restored the old magistracy. This manly andreSpectable deed with which you commenced the *work of your liberation, and which has set von , as an example for all Germany, renders yOn worthy of the connteriance of my great Monarch and the esteem of the Russian nation. — You 'did not lead us into a new French, I.4ut into an old German city, and it was only by .nclt a way - that we could salute you as brethren. Your joy on our. entering your city has deeply ;Af fected every one amongst u 4 ; but still, ye Gentian men and brethren your joy Will not attain its perfect description, until you join your hands with ours in the great Work of releasing Gerthany Therefore to arms ! whoever felt the ignominy of 'suffering depression, to arms ! for' your country and justice! The great work of li beration is not yet completed,' and until then no cne 'should think of enjoying rest or pleasure.— 1 must konourablt.: employment now h to draw the sword, and drive far away from the German territory those foreigners, w h o have „i re „d y b een por4acd above twelve hundred miles by the victo riOns Itusdan armies. Shame and disgrace fall on every one, who, in these eventful times, ‘vhen the struggle is for the greatest blessing of the human race, can sit with his arms folded. Therefore, again to arms ! to arms ! Under the protection of our august Monarch you will assemble under your colours, and I am happy it has fallen to my lot to be the first to lead you agairist your enemies and be a witness of your,valour. (Signed) • Baron Vow TILLENBOR. The imperial Aussiart Colonel and Commandant out of ft corps of the Army of Count Von WITT+ Guirrrtiic. itarninagb, March 7th, (19th). PROCLAMATION. Having been. inforined that- much French.. pro perty* still remains in this city, and is . secreted fax the benefit of,the enemies of the country, .9ml having Also already reciired it of several places where Mich is kept or secreted, 1 hereby require all inhabitant; of the city of namburgh or its territory, to give me intrnedip.t‘ information. of all such Vrench property', Whether consisting in goods or money, or concealed under whatsoever. tom it may be. WhosoeVer shall omit giving 'such intelligence within the space of 24 hours from this day, shall, even thougk not the possessor, but merely having' a knowledge of such transactions, be punished as a traitor country. to his Given at Hamburgh,' the 7th (19th) March, (Signed) . Baron VoN TtLENBouN, The Imperial Russian Colonel and Commander of a Corps d'Armee, under General WITTGEN- STEIN. * That is to say property of the French State or Govern ment. PUBLIC \TION. By command of the. Gel - Icm' in Chief, Count WITTGENSTEIN, the inhabitants of the city of Hamburgh are informed, that the trade with Eng land is again rendered free from this day forward, and that every citizen of Hamburgh who is there to entitled, may freely carry on comorateial busi ness with all .tielt nations as are not at war with Rus3ia, Given at Hainburgh the 7th, (Iftth) March. (Signed) Baron de TILLF.NBORN, The Imperial Itiissian Colonel and Commander of the Corps d'Armee, under Count Von Wrrr- GXNSiLIN. Foci N, FEB. 20.--The following is the Pro clamation issued by his Majesty the Emperor -of RussiA, by which a full amnesty is fissured to the inhabitants of the late Polish, now Russian pro- vinces : " We, ALEXANDSR the First, by the grace.of God, Emperor and Autocrat of all Rtl,;a, &c. &c. &c. make known to every one, That, whereas, in the course of the ilresent war with the French, thd'inain part of the -bitants of the former Polish, but now Russian provinces and circles, have remained loyal to us, and for such cause have an equal claim on our {pour and gratitude towards them, with all our other faithful subjects ; but there being others who have, by numerous ways, drawn upon them our just anger, some of these, on the enemy's entering the borders of our empire, either through dread of force and violence, or beeaie they expected to save their property. from destruction and rapine, nOcepted - "the offices and employments ionited oft them by the enemy ; others, whose numbOs are , less, but whose crimes arc neieh greawr, as having taken the part of the foreign in vader even before his irruption into their coun try, and took up arms with him against us ; and, preferred being his shameful abettors, rather than remaining our faithful subjects. These lust should feel the sword of justice; but as we have already seen the wrath of God poured out on them, which has beaten them to the earth, as, well as those who have implicitly surrendered, and as we are inclined to bear the voice of pity and compassion which holds sway in our breast ; we make known our.' general and free pardon, consigning every thing past to eternal si lence and oblivion ; and likewise forbid in future all and every denunciation, in the perfect confi dence that thou> who, have been unfaithful to us, will feel the clemency of such pro cedure, mid return back to their habitations within the space of two months from this day ; but if any one of them should remain in our enemy's service after that period, without pro fiting by our clemency, and continue in the commission of the same crime after this pardon, Russia will consider them as col.- firtned rebels, and not receive them again into her bosom, but the whole,. of their estate- shall be confiscated. And although that the prisoners of war who were taken with anus ip their hands shall not be excluded from this genesil par don, yet we cannot, without infringement of justice, follow the impulse of our hearts, until their captivity shall be ended hy .the conclusion of the present war. But even these shall likewise in due time arrive at the enjoyment of the advantages granted by thiS our pardon, which we extend to all and every one.---There • fore, may every individual partake in, the ge neral joy on the breaking of the power and total destruction of the enemy of all nations; and with open hearts express their gratitutif'to the Supreme Being! We likewise hope that this .our fatherly forgiveness, to which use have been com-, pelled solely by sentiments of clemency, will bring the misguided to due repentatve, and in gene . ral prove to - all the inhabitants of those pro vinces, that they, as being of a nation which has for centuries p a st spoken the same language as the Russians, and are also descended from the same stock, can never or in any place be 10 safe ana happy 23 in being perfcctly United anti incorporated wit.kthe powerful, anti genefous iltti, sian Empire. . • The original signcl iii rriiiimperi.al Majesty's own hand-writing. • ALEXANDER'. 1-lAmtuaou l .11TAacti 26.----The Russians are now in full possession of that city, which was en tered by the Russian Commander, Colonel TEL- Linnontq, on the 18th inst. at noon. 'file paper called the Correspondenten is no longer printed in both Wench and German, and styled the Journal of the Mouths of the Elbe, but has returned ex actly to its old form, and is printed only in German. Prince WITTGENSTEIN entered Berlin, at the head of 18,000 ►nen, on the Ilth of March ; the . French had, - however, left that city on the night between the 3d and 4th, and at four in the morn ing the Russians arrived,' and filtered close at their heels. There are several Procla►ations addressed by tke National Representatives asse►ubled at fires:- law, to their fellow citizens, calling updu them to assist their country in its danger, and contribute to 'its deliverance by their personal services, or by furnishing horses., arms, or provisions. An Order, signed FREDERICK WILLIAM, enjoins tell young men, who have - attained their twentieth year to wear the Prussian national cockade. There - is also a Cabinet Order from his Prussian Majesty, for t•he raising of an.extraordinary volun teer corps. • The French when they left Berlin set fire to and burnt the suburbs' and environs of Spandau, though the Viceroy had two days before given his promise that no such measure should be resorted to %vithout:the utmost necessity. Paris Papers reached Twain yesterday to the 24th instant, the Moniteur contains an article of some length,' which may be denominated a Bulletin of the State of the War. Unable any longer to conceal the victorious advance of the Russians, niTONAPARTE finds himself compelled to admit a number of facts which:deckiedly prove their suc cess, but which he endeavours to distort and mis represent, and to accompany by boasts of the re sources of France, and statements of the number of troops at different stlitions, - which arc wholly inconsistent with each other, and with the events, the occurrence of . which he is forced to adMit,— wholly inconsistent also with the eninouncement of the prec;ent line of the assemblage of the-French troops on the Mite, Which proves ilia all hope of maintaining a SliC6isSttil le(icri.l 7 - 1 o t end. The , Nhole of this docuinent, to which we have onlTrOant thus generally to refer, is curious, and at the saine time cheering, in afford . ing ii most satisfactory proof, if any were wanting, of the importance of the Russian successes. Another curious article will also. be found among4t our extracts, referring, in obscure terms, to a sort . of riot in the Garden of the Thuilleries. A Gottenbtirgh Mail arrived last night. The accounts it brings are rendered of less importance 'by the details brought this morning by the Heli goland Ilaii. The Austrian Minister and suite Were landed yesterday at Aldborough, from the packet which Imought the Gottenburgh Mail. Yesterday Connt Ktp.LMAN4EGGE reached the Foreign Office, from Hanover, through Holland. He states, that on the 'banks of the Elbe,. the Weser, and the Ems, the inhabitants had armed t h emselves,, and were carrying on at irregular war fare. against the French. During his progress through these countries,,, he met every where with wiled peasantry, who . had hoisted English flags on . the steeples of the Churches, which were illu minated. in, Munster, Oldenberg, and alreat part of Hanover, to maintain the intercourse betwn the different parties. At Antwerp, -the batterief; on the Scheldt had been dnubly manned, lest my atterripeShoiild die made by the seamen to surrender the fleet to our blockading squadron. -Near Bremerlehe, a military station had been attacked by 3000• peasants '; a great number, of ••. - • the enemy were kill e d, Some taken prisoners, and the remainder Surrounded. The flame of insurrection had also spread to nolland ; in Amsterdam and other cities riots had broken Out, and in the villages and remote places, diat4rlnuices had arisen to a great extent. 'Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Cartton-House, before his Roval Highness the P R INCE REGENT anti the tionsehohi . , by the Rev. JASIES STANIER CLARKE, Cbaptain to the PRIN'CE REGENT'S Uoti.sehold. Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held at the .Foreign Otiice at two o'elnek, On Sawnlay the LORD CuANTELLoit S -tile Earl of LEVSRPOOL) IIIYtI ViSCOMIt CASTLEREACIT, trans acted business 4,vith the rat.N.ep. III:GENT. The two forater also stew his Royal flightless yesterday. NAVAL N 'S, ~ -3 , Pt.tigOuTtri MARCH 26...41ie Paritrita nu m °T ; . war in Cawsand Bay is appoi nted to take tl)e trido from hence to the Last a nd as fat s the Dol'' , and will sail oti Titesday next. Arrived 3iis Majesty's kiiip.Romutzt3;- ea flut e ' from lorhat. ; Duchess of Somerset, Anoo , fr° l Wales ; Char lestozon, WiLLIA'NIS, from Fowcy ; -Stayer/on, GEsT ; from Daytnuilitk 1: and the Marianna, 8R0W7.4, from Newhairi., ',.., MARcn 27.—Arrrivecl a Prussian ye*, 0: Nantz, under license, with a cargo, consist 4 brandy and wine, bOund to London ; tliesc llQl) l ,l Unity, _KEY, from Waterford, -with a carg ° wheat tor this port. and Kitti,SALy: , ArriVedliis MAjesty's ships Diadem and Voll e 'l li en flute, from Portsthouth. - . ' - . . by (tie Orders were received here , this clay, ~ graph, from GOvernt»ent.., to countermamidie°. harkation of th marines. d es tincd for Nor;le:1I, rica. It was at the some time c ounpia disembark any trOCTS Alta t " Illisl4 liafia t '''Ge:n col:. barked fair that deStinatiOn. ' , 11-- g, N°' Arrived the Blak.enitin:ili w:;,.C.10t310141, r TO:•:,,froth the Mediterranean. , ' „f 0 6 Sailed I.le Helicon and Reindeer biigs 011- i v ed FALMOUTH, MARCII 6. Yesterllo arr t... 1 11 packet, Captain .ron,v,s, %via, lax' Arabella a cruise. from Lisbon, 16 day;, , 76,10 the if t, His Majesty's schooner Mdcli arel , FY „ APLEAN,no r;ews. and the Nancy, COLLISS, ( " J ' l pri mouth ; and the Lord Duncan, WiLL ll5 ' 1 Alderney. Yesdlasiail, far edt ead heSc i . z z ati wich pacl'- et ' SC)11:1‘ LER; u t,e it r i rnyals Also lans to r s e a , i s i h e hi s i d p, E t A h l: j i i c o s n t y 's Electra, , e ss I o i f tia w i a r ; . ii h gi 0 : : a 110 fr Wizar4, and Epotiiec, with the °ll°gra v I'' Portugal, Mediterranean, Newfoundlo South Sea fleets, under convoy. . pare Tllk day sailed his. Majesty's stir- - . 4 with three vessels from hence to , „, 1 10.., j o in tlie ''" 0 bound East Indira, Brazil, and South 5e3 r! off here, under liis Majesty's ship s DOT an re tie , And Rally brig. , , eon, f Also sailed the ship. Crescent, 115°- , l i t ' ipti GuerilseyibaNing•been released from liti'r3.. PORTSMOVTH, MARCH 28.---Arr ive ",, ',,,,, 0 01ii his Majesty' ship R Majesty's ...mxwe iron) Nortb ;3;iiii,o, Sailed his Majesty's ships. Atuiffr are 4 :,all ' i with a convoy of Het transports for P i , 4, mouth. ' , , pli .4 1V ' Arrived to-atby biS Niajcsty's ship. Guernsey. ta-41110 Sailed the Ariel and Serttpig s re -, convoy for the Downs ; Growler'' 4 10 c ` l Friday Gl fot- off the Texel vvvre his g'kje!ti/I,:viioi f a o n r D d cn t iE l i ces i l olr t i ß r ;:a ( t A i :: : : a t l i . b er`2'sBTl)l:asiTet;ll.aleiat:kis;rll°artgile: 's,l'ptibl:lo°lll: cue, Meteor,eraeilathemDia Carol' niand of n -..ear-Atititiyai HOPii• • h ill f Sailed to-day the Jasoii and Yer ei4 .l Or i o t if Flushing and the lialtio. t it' . The Spear/aka . has asi r I fur r° llsn° , 6 ua (rtanfrce,uolna'eicd: t i o, 0: 0 Toni 'r, ..111not 27,:—Artireti big if ' l' to ti,c4' sbipa Diadem and Fox,' armed en fitim, itiler! board the 2d battalion of IVlsrines, fill'l,4t head Barrack, all of whom onhorlOtiiiithe on a cruise. • sullnitar'eittr‘s:Eweoig'chL,ocic N.---They are nOll. V with the wind at Nortb• YAamouvr, MAncit 28.--Sailed 1 131 % p c D'?iine, Devastation, and Thraci(n, voy of transports for the fl, ii. IriTed this morning his gai Crac,icer from the Downs ; and the ,V idt the.N-)re. 0 ".‘"". l . ) ‘ 'T i c i l io 'et A i ltnf g e7\b : ::P t rc i c e l;k: A et' 1 1 : .' 7 1 :; A : t : l a jci n :::: m 1---'gtt7fri:;:i:3'1::eit:1•:1'-''' ,o,„0' ~,,fr. g,,,,g:i1.,:z..,,,,,,, c p io ro se c : eti a s t tzipii:,bbiiii,..„‘ till! sseiliit!l most Ili phi • hiai. , Critics 6 ) and jucliefously 'IP ijoillof at the latter place, except in° 'i 0 where it "3 said, " Lvei" (.o°l'°? :rte o ii Come,' - Pr' r II II y stood alone, and in nianY er e /4 teatly, who is to this day without is sere s ve looked . at a - -distandg after the Piivijoho:l,l entotive of Corifianas." ' I'4oll°4'o3E a d ? : d litoicerthaaniues,koked at a distano l''',ol ''p'.!, sieen, hid', we are certain, will i'greef;,.r 0;P" ''erforniel in tragedy or CotnedY, .opit.iii. not , that ICE-grit,a, `viol all Ilis e ceo , 'IL, 1; merit, would have seen GiOlgtc,to IA with admiration ilea O . ~,,, iii ' , A i,' Saturday in the Court olChilocetj'toi,tpli, of Waters V; Taylor, Mr, tiktf, bpoie'li °riler'uf the Lord Chancellor lii'" ~' p iii (e ;,? l, re.ceiii:fe'rli:yilii e t cr ie i veitrl:ti tetbeesilto, o l ' i l ; , ;: 0 1 , 1:: 1 11 ; P ,1 . 0; i 11 : : 1 1 still came into the handl °,,f, i31 :::i 'll t .„.\‘' 'c Chancellor, therefore, .oru er— I t. (` ll - IP ment .shoold h e served pv11;011111 y , 'and every one o f the receive's.