The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-23 00:00:00

Itt4 j mid rests of A and 0 angering Majesty e diplorai meot, WI l g by lot e coral! hys od toy al) litit Lis at ' 11 ; i 1 moo apt 3 " - J°11 : 1 of' 11 0.1 0 , 4 p e P • y s Moitt' hi no 5 / ,tst'i dintj talie 4 ? he ° lt :* atelY' r ° n o l ' for P . 1 ,4 alitlig! i l :re ,•d. 1 11 1 !(.1 O r ha ci cittow - 4 , 5t. 1 1 . 11 on 1'1.3 0 01* ve ssri fib , Er o3l aye' s bi b tho ' 11 a tos- ty' s allj es for ivoY' o'lle . eclic d 01 ..._~-~. THE STATES GENERAL OF [WiltAt4l): As every thing connected with the glotioits re volution which has just taken place in Holland must have much interest with the British nation, We have -throw n together all the information Which has reached us on the subject, derived Faro various sources, and beg to lay it before our !Went,' who must have been prepared for the de , 'ftloftment of this gratifying event by the notices Which appeared in the Suw so . far back as Satur- Il the 6th, and on several subsequent occasions. IVe Were aware that brangeuniforms were preparing ill London for the clothin of the Patriot tiol 'Anders, but under existing circumstances, did not feel ourselves at liberty, or consider,it right to 4 e litre more explicitly than we have done, that Itithe part of the fifty millions of .population on 1114 0 lILIONAPARTE relied for support, would t ?tedily be relea s ed from his galling yoke, and in atni s • -against Hi 3 Serene Highness the Prince of ORANGE t ' t trila? paid a visit to MONSIEUR. lie appear ed n h igh spirits.--Mr. FAGEL left town yesterday fo r Holland, to make preparations fur the recep tion of his Serene Highness. PROM tnE DUTCH PAPERS. T E T-T - " G uE, Nov. 17.—T0-day the following hotitieation was published "3 a tbssolution of Government has taken place , i and as, were it to last only a few days, the th ast dreadful consequences in plunder and blood d_ed alight be anticipated—therefore, we have zetiug of the -"et! it otn• yto summon without delay, a principal Members and Ministers N th ,: 9s old Gover nm e n t, as it subsisted in 1794 t o . The meeting will take place to-mor ,w at the house of Mr. Gysbert Carel Van Ho ‘4ll4'li, at the K nen terdyk. (Signed) F. VANDER DUYN VAN MAASDAM. G. K. VAN lioGglinonr. O. REPELAER VAN DEM. J. F. VAN HOGENDORP. F. D.CIIANGUION. _ T he Ley T. C. Da JONOS. rkn C ourant of the 19th ot• November : o ntains a similar noti fi cation from the Mayor, lating, that he had invited certain respectable lier ti zens, whom h e names, to assist h i nt in ~pres erving the peace of the city during existing dr vglestances. • that Chasw on F r id ay l ast a t f our i n t h e a f ternoon hit Orange Orange flag was hoisted with great solem ufLat Rotterdam. There was a vast concourse LI:Ple Of all ranks, who greeted the Ensign of ti o ,:l With unanimous and heartfelt acclanta- Vr t "*„ The preceding clay, about noon, t h e lia;`,: tieneral B O UVET marched out of the im li ;;'' at th e head of 300 soldiers, mostly Ger- Nth "; I in consequenc e of a sort of capitulation he re t h e inhabitants. No sooner, however, had ti a 4ched Vsselmonde, about 12 miles from the IA glie, th an hi s troops h o i sted the Orange cock be ~ t , fell upon him, b ea t hi m severe l y, and joined r Patriots. At A m st er d am; t h e populace tes 'led their hatred of tliP.French by b urn i ng All the l 'ilt eh-hous e s o f the Douaniers, and three of their l 'ec4els, which formed the line of demarcation Moat.' Little personal injury, however, was done 1: 3 the Do tt aniers th em s e l ves , on ly one o f t h em "A al Ing been killed in a scuffle. fin`lit Leyden a provisi ona l government was Hp , I 1 - .,-consisting of the Baron V A N BOETSE -144, J. VAN BOMMEL, and W. VAN KLUIT. At II itterdam the Patriots - nominated Messrs, Vox 111.°°Exnotts, an d D'EcuitY to the chief com jc". Such was t h e a l arm o f t h e F renc h, t h at hY "scanted every strong place except'Gorcum. C,: e ," - oP-Zoo m , Breda, and Nimeguen, were l''1,:1:1-ietIsi:tireicdh t b Y the Patriots ; hut the gates of had been shut by the Burghers, who tl kr , ti eclined to admit any strangers, whether of t"Jahge party or French. ) 1011, 13 1i0N, Duke of PLACENTIA, Governor of tt•e, l 4l (l, foreseeing the defection of that.country, Ak lst ib lerstand„ took French leave of his friends at e / 41 7(lant , and saved himself by running away Ti l ' i onoparte. the p l i e fleet in the Texel has declared in favour of s cl" i latts cause, and the French fleet in the letd t 4 4 141 1 stay be expected to surrender. Its escape, A i A l together impossible. )1 4 1 % Per from Dover, indeed, reports, we know Nt i i h iti t what truth, that the French fleet was seen tiNi'lig through the Gull Stream yesterday after 7 n ti llti ° t he ir way to Deal. e tt : "'niter letter fr o m IlarWieh says- 6 The Ea ll 'lt the 'read are said to be awaiting the ar k of °or squadron •to co-operate with them ; I , 1 tich • q 'Y‘ v l , llr al FERRIER, who was lying in, Hollesly 4 4 4 it n six sail of the line, slipped his cables, to ti l t; a ' ltOOd 1 of sail to the , .fi t - T , over lint Cr a press It • "Itch • •I ie. , , coast so that in•a very few bouts 'to expect most important news." 4 (i Pt) " relk ,. tr itt , h as been employed to diffuse the s,en /tthcet ' 1 Patriotism Throughout the United 1 ro tAtqw ' 4 he first number of therevived Hague._ l ' i ti ' the Leyden Couroni, and several other. i Pt i tl t 'i th s• t ti d e . 3 ` ) ,",roals, to the 20th instant, have been 411' 'hey ' ire chiefly filled with proclanni- i r la t h, ~ , 4 41 in ( "nir, that published its the Gazeqe El 1, grY of Sunday. ti t u e 1) t enut„ from II 1 44 101 4 J L Amsterdam, whose arrival tP l ie r "' t ell yesterday , was Mr. GgVititSx •ki 4 , r, oxv ancient Government, ' 4 . ('I the and brother I j 4 k l i t 'i i lia tely t ' w ils Le.uvEN, of Ilaydon-square. and R 1 11% 0 ii tuteo on his Serene hi ghness, 14 1", •k kt.v 'tervie . • 1 Lards a^ itti t. 'WS with u,ASTLEREAGIT a t t , t ; tl rt!, eh .alld in the evening again took Isis d e-' , t ';try i , iel a rged with an important mission to his p it . 1 41 , Ne te nt 3t . made to our Government was for l 'tt t Y of o Rid ' the brave Hollanders in the re -1!11.40), tor g h r t a d n ep t : t r i t:lan ce . This and more has ti4li t fo gi ri ptly tt l ' t tkl " e ill to be placed under a Lieutenant -4 not ve t)1 / 4 ) 81 ( 'Yt ' t named, and Major-Generalr kt i , •-•ttp.r.r. • 1 T • • AC- of th „) am AYLOR . ig ai 0 r the 4 4 Garrison Dattaliolt; Dep uty A4jtitant-dtnetat %jot.. Irtiii4Ctt j tlt.pittj, ter Mastet. , denetat, And its eonsist of (Jet-atilt:lents from the under-mentioned regiments. Ist Guards 9.d Do. from London. ad Do. JJJJ 35th Foot front Ports:not:loi 37th t. o. from Hastings. tab Do. horn Steyniug. bid Do. from Hythe. bath Do. from Windsor. 56th Do. from Hordi:An. . 69th Do. front Witodbritige.. 95th Do. from Shorocliffe. , lit Veteran Battalion from tanguard Fort. tit addition to the Guards and the Regulars about to lief off fur Holland, detachments from the Royal Marines at 'Woolwich, Chatham, and Ports.. mouth, are 'also ordered. Front the latter port they will be forwarded in men of war. Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK transact sd business at his (Mice, relative to the expedi tion to Holland. At three o'clock in the after noon it was found impracticable to have the trans ports in readiness, and Ithe other necessary ard, rangentent completed for the embarkation of the Guards this morning ; it to as, I herefore, postpon ed till to-morrow, when they will embark, it is understood, at Greenwich. • Major.:Gen. CoOKE, of the Coldstream regiment, is to command the brigade ofGuards. General TAYLOR, the King's Private Secretary, is to command a divisioir, and came to town yesterday from IVindsor, for that purpose. The Pactolus, Inter, end several other frigates in the River, are ordered to the Nore immediately, on their way to the Scheldt; and it will also he seen from our Ship News, that every exertion is making—transports, ships of war, troops march ing, all in motion ; In tine, every thing wpi thy of a great nation, when applied to on an emergency like the present is being done by our Rulers, whose efforts are only paralleled by the success which attends all their measures. • MAIM. ARRIVCD..4I iieligoifitid, 1 Guernsey, I Jersey, I Dublin. Due-1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, I Malta, 4 Guttenburgb, 1 Co rinna, 3 Heligoland, 1 Waterford. PRICE OF SICCKS THIS DAY AT TWEI.VP O'CLOCK. CH11011...591 60 I Red. Ann. 59i 59 1 New Omnium, 5i 7 iVATER :VF LONDON .1311DGli TO-MORROW. Morning, 66 minutes after 4. Eveciing,2l minutes after 3. •,* 4 1fony .Irtieles arc rsunw.idably postponed. THE S U N-. s(lmtm uric 1)14-Eitz rm.3uxt A 111/EAT ? LONDON, ?WE'S DM: NOVE.VIIN R sa, 1613. SUN-OFFICE, HALT-PAST ONE. Since writing our observations for the day, the following informario►► has been promulgated by Government this morning. It appears by General IILuCIIER'S reports; dated 27th October, from Eisenach, that he had pursued the enemy, with whom he had had several ac tions, in which be had taken many thousand pri soners, great quantities of cannon, baggage, &c. and driven one of the French corps into the mountains of Thuringia. The CROWN PRINCE bad directed his tn:trell on Minden and Gottingen. Bremen was in the hands of the Allies, and the Old Government restored. The were also at Bremerlehe, and the Fretich batteries on the Weser, it was expected, would fall in a few days. The country cleared of the Eneuiy bet Ween the iVeser and Enis. DAvousT had carried off the Hamburgh Bank into Holstein. We have this il;ly three Ma is from HeligOland, the contents of which are of ,considerable impor tance. Letters and papers front the island, to the 17th have reached town. They report, that Da- VOUST had withdrawn with kis whole forCe into Holstein. On the 256, a Prussian and Austrian Messen ger also arrived in that. country with dispatches for the Danish Government, which would inforni that misguided Cabinet of the splendid:and deci.; sive results of the contest at Leipsic. It had, three days , before, in an unlucky lusur, put forth the Declarations of War against Russia and Prussia, which will be found in our preceding columns. What alteration the news from Leipsig will pro duce, remains to be seen.' To us it appears cer tain that Denmark must desert the Usurper who can n* longer protect her, or cease to exist as a Nation, This is no time for paltering neutrality. Ire' that is not viiithitsils against us ; and this disira . ced country which has no power to retard the impulse of the nations of Europe, Must either follow that noble movement, or be punished for her adherence to the Enemy of the world. I'he Berlin, Gazette contains the following statement' of the positions on the 27th October, of that part of the Allied Armies which most closely pursued the flying Corsican. Generals NHLEN wa, at Itudelitadt Waene, at Meinungen ; THIEL MAN, at Salfeldt ; PLaToPP, at 'Fititift LIBA HOFF at Wurzburg, and the Austrians' in pos session of Nuremberg. The eonstinenthartle of Hanau, however, readers this'statement itnrmt tcrial, and throws some doubt upon a rumour of another victory having been 'obtained over the Enemy near Erfurt, At gatiiimrgtii_titiidurt poi his §eta uptiri bank ; which ecirititinitt about cEtkoo,ol,o in Liars of the precious metals. This seizure he trill have some diffienity in off, even through . 11017 stein, should Denmark persist in het' vile system of policy--;-tbrough Northern Germany his escaiid eta off. The Cnowt: riitti&t wats at Cassel on the Ist, IN+ trust, hastening to the scene of operations in Hol land. There are 24 sail of the lint in the Settlift.= It is supposed that 13tioNAIJAnTE may leaVe Mentz open to hasten to defend the Netherlandsi By a vessel' arrived this morning from the Jade, we have the report that the - b itteries of illexham on the Weser were blown up yesterday. We re gret, however, to observe, that the Russiani suf ferell loss when compelled to the evacuation 01 Bremen. In Italy the Attstrians have pushed across the river Brenta. The enemy is in Verona. We yesterday published a Letter from the head . quarters of our army in France, from whith it might be inferred, that a general attack on the French Lines would be made on the 9th or 10th, ►►t farthest. This is confirmed by the following letter, of the same date, fron► ti distinguished Of ficer, high in command in the British service,— The most important, and we trust glorious news, may therefore he expected by tire first arrival tro►u the scut of war : " Camp near Vera, Nov. Et. " The artillery all moved up io the froneyester day, and orders were.. given to us to attack the French position this morning'; but late last night they were coontermauded ; on what account I do not know, but probably Sir ROWLAND gut. might not be ready,' as be has been blocked tip by the snow. Every preparation on this part of our position has been made, and I should think we shall attack to-morrow morning. Some deserters arrived yesterday, who say the enemy have been expecting us for some days, and they have con stantly slept on their arms every &Ott to be in readiness: theit' position is very strong, and has been rendered considerably' more. so, ~since. we have been in our present . one." • Reports of an attack on St., Jean de LUZ,' are in circulation, .but we do, not believ,e there•is any later intelligence from the. Army than we have submit ted to the public. The Stadtholder, we understand, will not leave England till to-morrow. His re-assumption of the Government will, of course, be marked ply moderatkin, and the most earnest attention to conciliation,, 'this is due to himself and the peo ple of, Holland; and it will have amazing influ enCe on the•pnblie mind 'in France, by shelving that .the , right order of things may be restored without hioo(Wied and anarchy, or the indulgence of the malignant passions of revenge. 13nEAo.---this day the Lone I .llivoa, after in specting the Mealweighers returns, ordered• the Quartern ,Loati, for the ensuing week, to be re duced 3 farthings, and to take place on Thursday. The PRZNCE RPOInkrT will !lOW a Levee on Thursday next. ills Royal Ijighness will then re ceive the Address of the CorpOration . of the city opf Londoo, on the , late victories. Yesternay Count MuNsTEu had another inter view with the PRINCE REGENT, previous to his leaving England. Yesterday Moxstatracalled at Carlton-Home, to make his inquiries after the Pa itiCti REGENT. Yesterday the Duke of BRUNSWIC was at the rot eign Office, making arrangements for his de parture. Yesterday, suc h was the dearth of military force, occasioned by the activity of Ministers in dispatching all the immediate ditposable troops to 14611 and, that the Nottinght.tu Band were compelled to perform the duty in the Tower was a novelty to see musicians with muskets pa rading as sentinels. It is said, that the Militia are to proceed imme diately to be embodied, and to be embarked, for service, in the Confidence that if_the . 13111 now in the House should not pass, Parliament would give Ministers a Bill of Indemnity . . Rotterdam letters' of the 19th state, that the French head-quarters were shout to be removed from Mayence to Metz. It is reported that the CROWN Patrice of SWE DEN was in full march, and all due-preparation had been made feir his reeeptior‘at Utrecht„ where he was to arrive on Saturday. ' Santona is blockaded. by a division of Briti , li and allied troops under Lord AYLN4ER. General BaL4settopv was introduced to Lord CASTLEREAGH UNd the Cabinet Ministers yes terday. General Sir JouNDOWRIE was the Officer who first placed the Spanish colour* in the French ter ritory ; be chose .the national colour of the Re giment of Seville, and with his own hands tied it to a post upon the top of the position which his troops bad carried a minute before. The Toulon fleet, it seems,, had a brush with our squadron mear the month-of that harbour on the sth inst. which ended, as usual, in the enemy skulking back into port. From the account given of this affair - by the French Admiral, we have no doubt of his +living suffered most severely. DUONAPARTE enjoyed the amusement of hunting on the 16th inst. He ought to 'know, for be has tel felt, the pain which an hunted animal vutfcrs. gtCONO filitTlONr .tht,r-i4AsT tiT6 iinye the strOngest hopeS that i tfei,blOtitqi has broken Oui; or is on the eve of breaking but; in. the interior of Prance; Normandy hat, hitii di ail times diiiingnisbed tor it* attachment tb itilr CAtisp.' its efforts iii the Cliotian Wit ticii most vigorous, persevering, and ailtnirtaile; dna , - We Should not be tni ‘ rpilsed to see the iehite Wind.; and agiib hoisted from Artist td This mni riing abcii , e five huncfred bets. received . froth NOirhinciy, cdiltuiSing id- tilittancee to very lerge.aiiiouitt: So thiiclt fot the relighce oci the BtidNAPARTS cryiiast)if tciiit Om; anions' hostility to Ettgland- T O ihach for tile prospect of tilt Tram .% forced katti In the midst of his ditii culties and durigers, 13v 0- NAPAiITk has, it ill staid, sent TALLE RAbrn towdrils Frankfart : no doubt to beg a peace, at endea- your to sow dissension among the Allies. Wi fear Lid arts now a 3 little as his arms. The peaea which has betn•p'urchnsed.swotd in hunt!, most be only made sword in hand. '1 he effects of this intelligence has been electri- cal upon 'Change: 'the new• Om;um is front 7 71, and the Old , at 14. Every countenance Is beaming with joy ark! confltlence. The Dutch Walk, long neglected; is cleartag up, and its pillars preparing for the r ecepiion of renewed notices of the Trade direct to Holland. Orono Ribbons—and Orange . Boven—are universal.— Colonial produce contimies to advance. Sugar' is nearly doubled since last year. CITY BUSINESS. Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, which was very fully attended. The Militia Committee presented a Itepcirt for allowing the two regiments of Lohddn Militia to volunteer fur general ser vice, which was read. The Draft of a Bill being prepared by them, was read and agreed to rafter omitting two clauses). The Court resolved, that the Representatives of this City be requested to otter the whole of the two regiments of London Militia fur general services The Port Committee reported on the Petitien of the ShiP %Tights, Ike. against India-boat ships being admitted to Registry, which was rend and agreed to, and the City' Nlciabeea were instructed to support the same in Patlianiont.: THE THEArIiE• Miss STANLEY made her seCoad appeflience night; in the character of Juliet. There Was no 4 thing in her performance that tequires any addi» tional comment on our part. Thete was what less of the infantile manner which we no. ticed, and she seemed toilet more from theimpulse of her own. feelings. As she iv youtt and ardent, she may. With clue attention, become a tieful ad dition to the company. After the Tragedy, a new Farce was represent ed, under the title of Who's to have her ? The tabll was full as iniprobable is any production of the kind, even in these times of dramatic extrava gance. There werea guarding, s loser, and a couple of intriguing servants, but there was nothing no vel, and little humorous, 'in their operationl• Th e pieee was essentially indebted to DowToN, MUNDEN,.:KNIGUT, TYNE, and Mrs. MouNtsalf. The. music,, by Itzsvr., was pretty, and that is all that can be said. The audience were put into such good humour by the acting, that they Lett nuktly suffered the piece to be announced for rc petitiva this evening. The audience last night, at Covent Garden Theatre, called for God save the King ! which was performed by the orchestra ; but the Song also was demanded, and several of the singers Cai n e unlit the stage in a 'hnrry, adjusting their (treks as they entered. Many Gentlemen in the boxes had orange coloured watch rihands, with Orange boven on them in large ',Lick letters. After the Feurnonght,,witich has arrived at Piy. mouth; had put to sea from Passages on the 10th, a very heavy cannonade was heard from the direct tion of Bayonne. The Rocket Brigade, under the command of Captain HENRY BOWYER LANE, lately embarked. at Woolwich, to join Lord WELLINGTON ) anti since then destined fur Germany, is now ordered to proe ceed to the British Army in France. SURREY ELECTION.---FIRST DAYo-State of the Poll : Mr. TfinßsioN fitti Sir 'l'. Tuirrt*/.. ' • I Yesterday was married, by Special ileenAe, ALEXANDER DON, gsq, only son of Sir At.pxlN. MR DON, of Newton, Bart. to !Mot islotcroom ate, second daughter of the lute littalttlE NIONT QOAMIR, Esq. of Garboldisham Hall, in the county of Norfolk. The ceremony took place at the house of Mrs. Mowroostnate, Baker -street, Portman.square; after which the new-marrie couple set off for the country to pass the honey.. moon. The Palle ought to be most particularly on their guard against a spurious Composition to prevent the effects of Friction; .which we understand is fee. quently attempted to be foisted upon them fur the Patent Anti. Attrition Composition, by which frauds, are committed on the Public, and also up. on the Patent Right. ' The real Patent Composiy Lion may be known by the directions which are given with each Box, being signed " W. D. Bel latny,!' -and in all cases the Patent - Composition answers at least t4ee times better than that which is attempted to be substituted tor what is sohl •at N 9.40, cliarinpeross.