The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-19 00:00:00

initage tand ft Ott the eaftp..Of Safi • e (luting the It give -fittistartion tO 01)0t, tee , 00t1 the offic'e . rs And tr'601,5 or °of res'erve Andainsia., AS well in the tipeiatlviik 'Of till r tli i!fst as in anise of ~ e sterthiy. tark made by the battalion of Las Ordenrs . , oittler The ebilimaial till - t-tore, yesterday, vt:ts 'fitilite iii it good order, and whites Much spirit, Pt 'Any thnt thave N&I% titiops ; And totVell sikiifi'eft with the spirit and' disci; One ‘Viiele of this lArlis. •• I cat; nor .I:lAilatta too, highly this ttebuilon of the ari.toge...mttitt ft , r atteelis by the Maris; Cal de Catop,; bop Naro tilron, and the deneral and St4l‘ Officers inulci• his directions. mnit re'd to rep Art tn ttirdsltilf Viii lily Dispatch of the 4th inst..that upon niy w a y to Itoneeville ,. ,,•on the Ist inst, I {irected,tlilga"ttle 'Oetteral Gootchrli ,to 'endeitVonr to 'firtrriPro i . eneiny!s pjytets in his front z he atti(44:itligil ib at night, and, ennipletely sOcceetied, # l We. Nilo - guest troops wider his c"ii"noi" l, in 4 1 1 ,* : : itch tin whole at ,ai}e 'piquet;, ito.ftsist* 7) fortified post 'On the ,inountsit of . Aroll'a %vas likewise. stormed s ant) the whole . garrison put . to the sword. Since J. addressed yrnir Lordsh ip last, I have re.; ceivetldisp:itchetrill»Pe.4.-teti. Clinton in Ca talonia, to tjie, :3d in t, . ',rho; General ki.tts.' still at Tarragona, :Ind the'enetnytvere iit their old tion on the Lobregat. , • Genersil had em; barked for Sicily : m . l3l4 .22d. of. September: . I send dispatch by my.Aid , de. 7 cantp, Cap.. s tain 'the Earl of Nianch, .whonti.'heg to recoup,- mend to your Lo lathe , . rdship's proteetion„—l, e WELLINGTBN., , ' , • - • • . I return of the lass ineurrettitt,thg•late opetations ; and a return.-of the killed, w , PtilltlPdt• and misc.:mg', ni‘ the' army under LieuteninA r ricp a i Lord William gentinck,in. the atiair at (p.),q444, 1 g4 the 12th and..l3th'Ultinto. " [This return will ; inseoed in. thlt.Gazettet4Satuat4Aparit! • • RETURN of the IttrAtn,lllntiNnfin, arid NirssiNn of the Arnar ruder the Command of his lixcelleney Field-Marslial the Marquess of Wet,nrieriroth IC.; G. iiithePassage' of the Bi t dassoa, and fnreing the Enemy's Lines, on-the 7th.and gth ipetober, 181:3. " ' Royal rank und.file wounded. Coldstream Guards, lst.Batt.-4 rank 'and file killed; 8 rank and file Woundek • Od Guards, 10 ;Batt.-.;;A)%rniik ar'd file wolindedi 2 rank Itna file miszing: Royal `4044, 3d Batt.-1 rank and file killed; 4 serjeants, 'ls.rank and file, wounded. - 4th Foot, Ist pat.-1 staff, 1 serjeant, 4 rank and file, • 'lyotided, CHI' Font, Ist Batt.-1 captain, 1 : - ..01t and file, killed; 1 captain, 1 serjeant, 5 rank and file, v.' mirded.----- .9th root ) ist Patt.—s rank r.ntl €la killed; ; mptain, 7 lieutenants, , ensigns, serjeatts, G* rpill' i gful wounded.' ' r .L A:11 38th Fout, ist.natt,-1 rank,aini ;Jle killed LI ermati 31:10'3, and, file, lioinided. ' 43d Fnot, Ist 'Bat(.--1 serjeunt, .1 • druroffler, in nip 'and file, killed; e-14erjettnis, 14 rani: wict, wounded. . 47th Font, serie - mt, -.rank and file, wounded. 52d Pot, 10 tialt.-1 seritalit, I i rank and life, ktilet; 4 captains, 1, lieutervi4t, I amigo, 2 serjeanti, 3 druiunieri, CO rank and file, .watindecl. • • • afnli Foot,.l4l,llatt. i t"iutrimier, 2 rank and file, wounded. 40th Fonti - 511,) r-inVand file wounded; 2 rank and file ntiAsing. , • • grssh F.0t,%11.1•8att.....10 rank And file writuled.- et4l% Punt, 11,0t,-9 lieuturonits, enrlvants, rilnk Stint 1,44.,1; t i t , •i 11,1.11,:tea gi rit... 6 6 , 4 3 t ut., at ruwk 'aud'file; wininAed; 1 rank .1.11,i Ale nti4sint.T. fnabi lititt:-*-4 rank and file lieutenant, 1.7" rank rind tile, wounded , . , • • let light Batt. Knlg's , German Legian— T l lieutenant, rank and kilicit;' 9 captains, 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, 6 si,r jeants, tifrattk and Gle;Avotintletl. 2d Light Bait. King's perman. Legion-4 railkand file kill ; 3, lieutenants 7 serieunts, 20 rank ana file, wounded. Ist Line liatt. German Legion--8 rank and file wounded. 2d Line Daft King's German licuterrgif,l rattle mud file, wounded. ~ , ▪ Linetatt, Kines German Lou—fsil rants ap4,6lfAriii. ed; t 'sl.rjeant, - 2 rani; and flit siOnn(l,-(1 - . —Brunstsielc serjeant, 6 yank iiiiicAVi° l lientenauts,lB,rank and 6101441t104iNgt! Total Briti,it 11.oss-:-1 captain, 3 lietttenants, 1 Timmer, tank and file, killed ; t major, tI 'earci9lll 4 iimtenants 4 ensigns; 1 staff, 36 serjeants, 3 drinitetV&S, 419 mink and file, wounded; ; 5 rank, and file missing. Total POrttiguese Lois-1 lii'utenant•eninnel, I captain, 1 littntenant, 2 ensigns, :1 serjeants, 41 rauli and tile, killed; 1 mainr, 1 capta►u,ll lieutenants, 7 ensigns, 15 iterieints, 1 drummer, 162„..,ra6k and file, woustledi 6 rank and 'tile wissini., , n , .„ 'eneral Total-:-.1 lientetiant-colotiel, 2 captains 4 lieute nants, 9 ensipts, 7.'serjvants, 1 drinnmer, lln and Ole, killed; majors, 13 captains, 14 lieutenanl4,l) . enlignes .1 staff, 48 serjeants, 1 druininert An rank and. file %%mitred; 13 rank and file missing. ' • • - " Accurate returns have nut been received of the spanish less, but. it 14 est i ma I ed at 740 itilledovonnded, ant (Slimed) I. M.. IJAKENTI.INI,.,AIijt.--Tett. [litre fellows a List'afAr Officers; Billed acid IP idyll appeared Tug ,Stui of yesterday.] itl 91,1 d C; 7 , • • ; • • • , ri 10) ". • IifiIITVTE C011:11 tSPON DENLIe. 4 • fil ~.. - " lltoiciA.---The North of Spain liegiOsiii'as' itutne the appeaaneeitr 4' more triintlint order ot things, the agitations which it - has' ekperieneed by being so long the seat *or war and the prey of an invading enemy ttre , subsiding fast, and a gt•tiC ral . senie of security is leading nattirallyto a full development of its resources. The cattle aa . d . *liter v..hicii the pesi.satito - hail - tionfined in glen's . - und , fore,s.is, are now permitted t 6 graie on inonn ttkillS liy the road side ; and the Spiiniili plooph, ti,b o n g h n o t h . Very Seientifie'• itihe'Clittent, is pit into far more rtetive-requisith.m . . The people of 'propErty now - open 'their hottge% • with 'featieN3 hospitality, and diviny the' stateiv mawlificence Of their 41kloons., which extreme eantiOrt-ancite -8 rve-ft ' lone, 09 they assert, [mire kept tiitetespuileds': by the recent visitors. The harvest is: iibsiniqii*Ci to. nd the v intage , egna Fly promising ; t 118 0 00144! I are every where enlivened 1)y 'this Sothletioti4Wl4 , ' lion from ellian , ited tti ielYienislied niiio4o4l. ifild from a state , of oppressive :eriliti i battml :to one o tree, reiNtat, and 'expanding 'intercou'rse, The little eipitalist4 .here, • "and in all the towns in the vicinity of the , Cortst; are speculating with cal& 'd :nce, and regard nnilecesSiOn iit-fradt: as oneof the yet rentaioing•alvantages to be derived from their presetrt:o92ie 09ntrexitin tvith'Great'Britain; - There are ' now two or threelvatises in Bilbo 4 u Heti have,opencd a corresitiindente' Ilia+ Lou , ' don, and one ii'dvOisli-ntervintrit hag itiready liked a- el-monoOt deptit arnidit the ntiextioloished einberg and sinOkitiF ruins of St, ''Sebastiati " The aifiiituee ,of Liorti . WELl.:fliei 4 ,6% o 4lt6 France, where u 6 i :haste beforz aprisiVi i llitrrit . IS certainly his :intention to estahlwit hi . tail' 1 the whiter.; enstirei-lhis tramtuility,-it ne i‘ l, 'lad" ad iitional impulse to the activity and enterprise wi)ich are already rendering themselves so cotter LONDON, TUESDAY, OVTOW FR 3!l, 11113: We mentioned yesterday new Ministcri►al Ar rangements said to be in contemplation, which, as we stated, we gave merely as rumours that had reached. 111 ; wt have since inquired into the truth of tlieie r►tmours, and hate no reason to give. them additicn►al support. The Gazette Extraordinary, published yesterday .afterndon, and detailing the irstsuceestiful hpe::' rations of the Allied Army in France will' be e per, •:rused'w,ith sensations of, honest, pride by every-44 7 ' Live of . this country who deserves the name,ot Britoo. It constitutes indeed a new and an: il , lostrions era, •Sang,Thine as we have,been in our hopes that the cause, of Liberty,and Justice must ultimately triumph over -treachery and tyranny; fiymly itH we have ever relied on British valOui and ,coritinct in the field, and tin wisdom ofCmin. cils in the Cabinet', directed to the accoMplish • , - meat Of objeCtS of enlarged and legitimate policy we have not dared,. till very lately, to indulge in . the anticipation of • that bright vision whibh . .. is now being realized' . oar ey before o. es--the actual inia:iiori of France . 'by a r bOst powerful cnott o ith to establish and maintain , its.hold-on , tha-, enemy's soil; to' act offensively and,' On . 2 a : g - ril'ild ' scale against . the strongest fOrce.he is . capable of assembling ; to draw its subsistence from- the fertile vallies of Gascony ; to carry terror fo the very cap' t,il of the country, and paralyse the heart of the Tyrant for his existence at hOme, while:he : is. struggling to :preserve that existence against the combined attack of OviervrheliningfOes - abrotd, Such a picture does this day's publication present ; a,,,iiittia `rane e in 114 — i Cis . ited by thoie . • aflieittnit.. and hot-tors which 3lic hai been the instrOnteitt of pouriirg so ct pio 51 at'ul letiiressq.ou evei.y Etieope; save Happy Britain; whl)b>e 'gallant sods have o:tie Vred *her imilowt.3l almeei Wont the pollution o a itiistile .Preseitqe.." Thai ivhiCh grow' Witt our o'o;th and iti•engthens Aith our Strength; that ardent and tniqiientiriable resolution ltit:h i 3 h belt 4 1 on • 04c., ; breathes its . enetgy Into cittr iufdrtey,. r and neites t 4 aim of our manhood that diiingneis of _soul whidi has ,Shone i ith tnett•distinguistied setts; ddur in our navy aS to have scorched up the material whence - it' dreW its reiplendent noel &M -an- brilliuucy that iihnuirtal quality which only freemen inherit; has now acquired A freth and , scene *hereon i to display its matchless tpight.... - The.land of Vranea Is that scene; ripe and mature for the action; in every way prepared for the oper:ititni, not only of 'British- arms but bf .British principles.. Whether conidereil in-a moral or political point of whether as a national nicasdri - of ai amere tnilitary diwersion, the iorWard 'march' of bard ygt.t.ix , O•rox iritn•thb territory of the enem y Must (we imagin e ) Se hailed On all hands as one , of the iaAt seasonable, . efficient, •jast,, and splendid events tht graced the 'palitics . of our no verrunent, or adorned the annals of our'country. This masterly stroke in - its Moral effects affords an ., other wondrous' example of that impartial Provi ,dencewbioh ever in the issue comtuendS the poison ed chalice to the lips of the inventors of evil. Its agency on the mind of the Tyrant, too; must be prOdigiotis. Guilty Usurpatiln ne v er feela'secure upon its elevated seat—the lipibt; of the : colossi's, 'thoug,U its crtiwn• he goldl are.but of potter's clay, ' Pomp and .glory 'May enCircle - *its top, but it, always feels that its foundations, are rotten-4-its bases iniecure: •This' is "the state of BUONAPARTE : his extremities circutnierilied by galling and pressing opponents,. : and , now :his - - centre assailed by a dreaded foe, whilele is, conscious. (as all Usurpers are conscious) ttiat there is nothing sound • at the h e art nothing to be, depended upon - within ; this we as.tert Must shake him on his throne. ; Svc trim it will hurl him from that height to which he has been bp . rik . through an ocean.of blood. .•....• .• • A 9 a political and inlitlry measure, of the first magnitude 'and im: , ortance,' no , hing but Party p'erv.ershin and collfirated stupidity eantilenS , it ,t.h . ! highest praise. Th , : f.,"*.wartis Itmcmg Who are afraid of wrestling with. Fiance, have thank Ilea - yen, les‘• adherents. France At no pe riod ought to he, or is, terrible' to mulegenerate Britain. Far less should we fear her now, when her right arm is withered, 'and the nisei!: of her . . strength crumbled to piece's. The snows of littsSia and the Cossack spears, 2 'lncintlis ego,saw, the last springs of revolution destroyed. `that preterna tural vigour, which for nearly twenty years led the French armies from victory to victory, utterly perished on the frozen plains of Muscovy'.--; _France and her opponents bave changed characters. Europe that is now . fighting for independence ; France that is struggling to enslave mankind. is felt at every point ; in . every fibre of tary'fahrick-; in every fiattle her Despot wagpS;, and in 'every 1114,!fdllIT to which, in his extremity, he has recourse." Ills soldiers.no longer, assuage their toils by the ideal sOlace that they 'areen dering them even for the phantOtn : ,of liberty-40. use his own novel but not unmeaning expression, they are demoralized. He stilt has MultitiideS of • flints, but the - Soul is fled, untl'this'is:A:niore irrepaitade .1 ) 688 than that of veterans and Ol t . fears, which has been •so severely felt and 'la_: isnented in the composition of corps out of the raw levies of conscripts. • c. " , is with ,ithis forces so it' must-be . with the peoptle of .France .•; The /1111;gyia4fi of revo intim are worn out.--ftlie long illusion k oter .• and men 4114(1 . 110(1sta Misery not to he miti#ited, return' to stiund`OinciiiiiS,' to . onsophisticatea reasonings, and to betterminds,: , The tinsel glare: of.unproductive triuniphs., thephrenzy of .ambi-' thiti 'ecimmnnicated lire a ' pestilence Ruhr to the Nation, the vanity of conquests. which only extend a surface for the Milk/lint of wount6, anti'llestow . n& real security forthe -pavt3; these arelbe•things.which-reeotuniend to the politicl4ti this auspicious moment for eentrimee ot France; By this invasion we'willeta bit her popida tiOn'ietheYdesireli (which we trO [ tand b 'lieve the was o f their do),' to,throw pff the yoke.by'whiel. therate oppress'etto'stand upon their onittAle .. fence, and destroy their vile Tyrant. .if, cc,n - Arary to nuttire and sense, they adhere to the fortunes of that nnprincipled: edlenturer t let it be 'the boast of Englishmen, portpgnFie, .arni'..SPF.tniards united, to teach - them that they shall not do it with impunity. - Theworld•is de lighted by the unanimity, skill, and enei'gy of the combinations of the Allies in Germany--4 • . —i . irt4 iii)bly do the itPOisretitly idstilate .I,: relents 61 Wii.tkrlOTbii conspose Withthe rd Mtn'. ' ' Ai . a kii'veriioti . alone, in favour of cone on` causi; . 'the eitpl'olt We this ,day iecori is 14ortliy,Of 1111 forzriei . fame and of tie rissao, a ihiiVettit nitibd: lisiViiiitaid io tnocli . On t i be general sOVle ct 'i IWe shall not enter uP'bri partictilarS.. •.1 i.. . The ga — llantri diSplayed by all on Frescligr' li)lnittutelyand.utotlestly degeribed in our Ilaj i aliPsitehes:.l:-What his ulterior operatios.lP to be it`' iss unnecessary for Us to hint. a.t., 1 14 C6untii has seen enough to Tes t satisfied thl; whatever they sire they w ill be for the g ood . thi -world; ably planned and valiantly execittt4. ' Torfs-I)toiAtions cenfidenCe we leave it, ,4 u. fir 1 eiiiittilat it on what has been. done, and on 0 .613:A404:W1 abundant q uarters by our breve' lok'‘lcied have fared hardly an...the soil 01 §i oi !' _,J, L.,, a n d I -the les)l it ' retitterett sterile unproductive ay ~,-, j • it* 4414 tint'clietlng thin& of a faithless 00 Oir Tyritit .. . • ' ,r,„ .' ' ..; i • The'fertility add plenty found in Gascoil,.: .. A sei 1 4 presentas most gratifying , an d the .gOr 1 (ai - ;'w i 'stated in , .a su'►hsequent Edition, lip l SUN. 'yesterday, which the publication :01 Gazette lenderi it utinecessary for pis., re ,1' was the wore delightfu l to ou soldiers, r, f r s:: having left not half a league behind them .071 and e x.haitstid count ry . We have beard th at alreat 110,41 force 1 t c o o. b o e pe e r n a sp ti l i j o i y i e , t: it a i g i a ti i l n e st tit T l e y. ils 6 res . of 14 ' 13° ' 1 . • i t ' -' ~Withlti !these feuk days the price of ga ll o . lallo li `4 l iarly fOtsr Millings an ounr:c. .I%io' considerable Atidistity has been receivei'.; 10 7 Prancei anti snore is hourly expected. 'ireral ' of the intercepted letters, strongly, recommend . to their frie:*ifo ',tot only to collect, but to secure" • epecie they possibly can,. and that to o sl; itOd 1 4. - time; the very distressed “zite io , g h ..lt repiierent .the French army and its fin 4l ", ' i `o4lAfirt 4. , , r, ....,„ ., vAug, i pi °LI of the idea 96. 1 Aiett,tts: ; ip ihillty , of the French funds. I'O il ' loitOi , y r tyirtii ... is but another Ilt/MC for 11 . tiet rA ••• these :fuels give rise to a varlet)" °l ,li c ettO ,retlections, and We anticipate tool ' l4- r) or benefits' than it ii possible for t 35 0.1 1 44 t ,eviii merate. They will be suggested fw rfc , f l iti! rr ,- .l74ti A :l' n 9l9° l d ie l n e l i Fran c e. informedre icy e Circulated, u t le11'1j : °::::::: . n b r i i l 4tv i lt e rt v . e ; t i l' e t( P :b i e tle t e o s. t s al C iy u : t in t; ( l ::::( ll : ls • l:3 . promotion will take plate' 1,\,,,,i. ' i i ‘,...• _. e, ------....--,,—. , • al cove e, ! enear the French have ti ' , X 4/ ~1 0 0 4 ' TOulon i • • ~. al is tl. ' ~ . ~ , nnounting to twcnti-- wit C` line, line, se . "• . ' te l''''' 4 , I :. ,, ,, i iifi; ' ; : ; e o : f a4:s tl f1 :: : 1 1: : 1 : ic e se t: b e ": l l ' i l c: : v i . : (l 0 : c i '-tr : 3:11: :t'''.l°l:;:r i' .lIF , 11,.. , . 't , • : 11 : 1 :1:f:t t n l o : ll f l iff .eoa a l:? rin ) n ini Chrer . tzicte means th ii as li. lazy"' ' 4 , t ilt tiedi N't VI gl ' ~ , the enemy, their friend 1 04)- i ' w oo . trim -if it heto tecaii-ittlintsi!kcetni3":ll:e f ur t i l f :t °l:°lll' ,,, fl • " 'the motive it ifeserves is, hriribr 05 . . 1 . f9t,!!!y. false; for we know, as every bi' ll Y t'' , if the , . , r .please, that instead of 'finif ir C''' to e aord , than ittfiee-loairtven sail of the I ll "' Li. E.-I'LL in t he is , . Lii.ss-- i_editerranean. •, i' ; iL SI/1- ~:. T i tli4i par! y organ , frith its Itaital Of!' i i amt'iwgl this morning - that.a pot Y 0f ' ,:' the 0110' . ; thic i illa.i' had - b . -' l iiiie ty. 41‘4te!enneht:ioell: ftraoknetnt'he .t This eir;rastance may serve, to cheek the 0n0te,... Pertntirms . o f. ~ t,itil2l7. litt: twos, who nnticiptite - the iuu:d. brillio , ; ' from the entrance of the Itriti4 and MOO sr °l l :l' France) as it liroree that the French l' 4.° P l° v;ll ti c r lii. country ii invaded, are deterniincd, whatever 00Y ii i: '4.1"1"3 of their Goternment, to resi.t thg 1101''infl ' l :j country; . . and we believe. it will be lotinfiEnotaithstoo,,,. ii4Clt.". have heard of NAFOLge NIS tyrilant; til it ' d '' •11.1,e peopla of Friatee are armed." .' 4(44 flow truly British is the tone of this P ar ' ~' firi ifl Pity that the premises daunt bear thelofi, ellCe, and that tile conclusion N a none o s . ----- ' V 1 k S it 6 Lord it ..,_-A RCH arrived at eleven o'c.nt' reot 7,141 morning, in DowiLing-street, iii a dia ls o li' "..I,Tinititai klouns)ow, dressed in his regilscnoi, 11,:i..stilealVtartplis Or WIA,LINGTO WS 144°40 ainßhailATH V ftST being out of town , hi" 1 1, 11 0 Proge4tied to Fife !louse, theme sidence of '''' r il 111..1at vii R r (mit.. The Noble rl ,n 3 We Ylr o g stated,, conducted L o r d ALtncn to C4rity" ae where they wese.introdueed into ti.e roe - r the PILING g REGENT. LOeti• NIA lICH WRS 1104 ti ciously received by his !loyal Highness, 31;',40; 01s LlVgiroot. read the dispatelies to 11'c• 'ool 'Afterwards Lord MARCH proceeded tat" 0 0 matifier-,-in-Chief's-Otlicc and the,War,P",:c6o.s rrhich he went in the chaise and fool l E 9 ' o terg, s lurs . treet toJ Riot:mond flonse, 'rivy (lecrc'jr: oc n 2 . 1, _,,..ltftt,,n' 'his Lordship rctarned to th e ~), htlsl# 1: '4"l4i,',Pillec„._ and a Rel. tonsaetiOtt ' c "f i e pr",; i ,erivith the Under Secretary of t'llc,.'odf, tt. ic4e4uecileudr.,,iilnishfiustic,:rrrtilittgeepaildefoototitt:v.,j(it''' ri s is of, iii .; . gnSw o•' nl3l - 1 r Vtrx. C. Bstir.sruao,ls.'ftt of reittsrir home from Spain, for the b cile A ..pieittistis'. The Salatb :of itft-it at this inomGnt Pro‘inc`e, for which-there:it ,limited demand nitireat- Britain. and . iitCr`ci*V sapply an etlntvalent deiriand ' for °dr ctironial And. Wrinaactaled geniis. dui tiovernillent will tecehe a 6:114 itefttsion of .ieVetitte . , Ruck the iii liabitantt of this fertileiaiiiidn of French tore enjOY th benefit of nmestiaitied commercial conmainication throng') the inStinmentality of an enemy. That thit .111 . U3i operate to 'render the: sear . ' unpopular theni, =tti. disarm them of VindiatiVe feelings tiaVaids an enemy; although' 1)0W iii itt halt att, itivader, and to quell any trap- 1 toms of an instirgent spirit,,scents .but to Conclude. There is one very Strong posiii6e near Jiayonnc, Which Lord probably 'occupy in reserve, and ..iforti which his incursions may he *Seealidy Made,' incutiions - that srill open to us ail the interior 'part of the Bay. of tiscay, disseminate. alarm throtigh the - southern i'provinees, and shake to its Centre, if• not 'their 'confidence bi N.keotadN's Government, at' least 'initho stay! ay of his present system of Policy ! • -" It the testimony of one amongst the 'most in- teltigenf. ttie ~French 011icert who have fallen into 4nr4tandsiin the course of the last camviign nitlk.lie* admitted, _the disposition prevalent in-the 'the South of Erance is ripe fu r 'l.'o ..eeept this ,however, as truth, upon such mothority,woUld perhaps he to proceql too gratuitously, hitt 'we only reason upon, authentic gionnti, witch itive pre sninc that Ihe natives of Prance will prefei a free , .trade to the 'consetiptior6. anti a peace th tt pro n. 'tithes them abundance to a waembich.yields only defe4t, misery, and disgrace. When-this last ob ject,. however, shall -be' accomplished,. - that tit it►- spiring theTrinch people with a sincere disgust at the war, and bringing home to their conviction the infinite superiority of au amicable state of re-. .lations with Great Britain over hollow and tran sient dreams of milit:4ry 'ascendancy, for which they. haie.paid so dearly, the chief obstacle in -the , way, of ; final pacification will be removed. Buo tiTArmere, has hitherto succeeded by his dexterity in soothing and inflaming the passiouti of the volatile nation he governs, but, we shall heat him at his own weapons as well as on his own Soil, if, in stead of deceiving the fancy, we satisfy. :the under. ,standing of our enemies, that aninterermrse., even with hostile. Englund, is productive of advantages ,unknown to theta under that system of hopeless ; separation which •• his Unrelenting policy pre:.' scribes'" VICTIL'ILLINP OFFICE, 9(1.19, 1813., rriiE e 0 211.41 . ISgIONERSfor VICTUALLING Ms 141--1115 SPY'S N.4l'}' do hereby give-Noche, that os. Frisk) , next, the 21d.insto id, they will bo re'ady re rriri wino" (sealed up), and treat for Si.rty Tool of VlRCirsait .I.,.EAF' TOBACCO, to he delireree withlnihe opoee olio Fortnight into: hkittafely s t ictutllin Stares at Pcpt/ord, code. he pia for by - Zit«, payableiwith Interest, Ninety cloys /ter dot*. The Conditions far the Canti.act may be ecen at the Secre tary's Office. Na ?I:wan t wia.ochad to tiny Tender ?t which the P . rice , Atiil not hr in.sri•ted in wprdat irikrthi or that hoil not be ~ kfare Oats r i Cloc4 ott 'the said Friday next, the.frld instant ; nor unless the Person who mules the: Tersdrr, or some Pcrson on ,his behalf; attsmit, to anwrr when rn?'etl f7r. ' MALI. . ARRIVED--. 1 Oublia t l Waterton'. IYore.--t Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, 1 Malta, 2 Gottenbargb. 3 Heligoland, 1 Guertuey, Dublin, 1 Waterford. .. . , . ' . "'MICE 0 s.rre :',KS . . Tir VI IiAY hi 7WELIII 4 . n'cl.rflig. ... Consols. ..... .67114 i I Red. Ann—. . ,FiCii 1 Monolog.— 5i 1-11011 WATER. AT LONDON 131t11nE To-mottp,ow. Ntraing, 7, n►iuntes after 11. 11;tenir►„, 32 minutes after 11. TilE SUN. nicritt rALcru 1 I I I S‘Vt th e txe, Por t with teni t 411 i; Si wi t h 4101 1 14 4; qr: N~i~ ~o~t 44,1