The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-25 00:00:00

Emperor of the French, hare received, , ivith the Note Which his Excellency the Count de Metternich has this day, done t o ns the. honour.. of addressing them, the co pies of llat , e whieli FACollency has lust received from the Itw,iao and Ptentpoteptitrries. hey , have, with paio, hut without surprise, perceived hv this communi— c:,' ion Ihe caverness with which the Athed Plenipoten tiaries hate seized. the opportunity for 410116 ring the work of p,icific4tiowpf the little tune still remains tar it ; and they should have el;pected that the Mediator would, have wed Iris 'whole indot nee to preserve to the negociittion moments which might 'bring about the tranquility of Me tope. ' The unchn , signed, convinced of their not having neglected any thing to NM the paCitie intentions of their august Master, of yeilich they hove again given an instance, by reneWing, in pressing tents; in their Note (if : yesterday, the most conciliatory pro posals, nufeignedly regret, that there now. remains to them era other duty to fulfil than to lay before his Imperial 504 Royal Majesty the Notes which have been addressed to them by Count De MetterniCh. (Sig tied) CAMAINCOURT 'Duke of Vicenza. L. N4KBONNE. rrhe 14ehration .Count Metternich, with the NOO tipor, it id the MemPoro., add the letter from the nuke of Bowl°, atiniiter, which were liven in kriir Paper of Tu ts lay i'nnight, conclude thesellocutaentsj PASSAGS MAIL PAss.t,cr,Ovr. 12.--Since our troops so gal. lantly obtained possession of the French lines, we save not beard that any further operations live taken Place between the two hostile armies. Pamplona still holds out, but its speedy surren der if, now expected, 'all chance of relief being, from the telative strength and situation of the two arritieS, completely at an end. Ye.terday Marshal Beresford arrived here from Lisbon, anti immediately set off far head.quarters. On the same day a violent gale of ruin( came on from N. W. in which two trinsports were driven on the rocks at the entrance of the harbour; fortunately, uo.lives were lost on the cocasion. AFtnuw OCT. 4.—They wr;te from Calfthoms, tinder date of the 25t1h ult. that the troops of the 3d army were approaching Pamplona : it was not known whether they were intended to take charge of , tbe blockade of that place, or cover some point on the Pyrenees. The fortifications, on which we have bun incessantly, labouring since the French were t4iven to the other side of the Bi dassoa, is the principal object of, the Lord. Some Spaniards, who have lately come with a flag of ti nec from the enemy's camp, say, that in the battle of the 31st ngust the French lost 300 of fleers ; they - likewise say the Emperor ha* been wounded. HELIGOLAND MAIL. FIELIGor.A.ND, OcT. 21.—Bremen capitulated on the 13th, to TETTENBORN ; the garrison con skted of 1500 men : it is allowed to return to rrance, on condition of not serving for one year. On the 13th, the Prussians and Russians en tered Rotcnberg, near Bremen ' where they took 5 cannon, and 2 howitzers, and made 300 OH- soners. An immediate change'is expected in the poli ties of Denmark. At Copenhagen the Russian Secretary of Lega tion I:, expected back, and should the dispute re apeeting Norway he adjusted, 'a similar change tufty bt e vvet ed in roapeet to the Hanseatic Cities, The Winscatic cavalry were yesierday within one German rrtile and ,a half of Lubeck. 'The head-quatte.rilt,Ofslor g i mperora of AosTsit 4 tn,t attssito. d the King of. I):tusi't-A. haire been 'removed to 11;ql,ra. WALmonitti passed through Berlin on the 7th, on his way to the Crowd Prince of SwgnEN'3 head-yiarters. '31J1101,4, OCT. 13.-We have a report here that Wittenberg and Baden' have joined the good CALM ; Should this prove to be th.e case, it wqi be of the utmost importance. Bulletin, dated the 9th in3t. is reported to have arrived in this City, stating in substance that General 'l.:[,ucin hail defeated the French,, and taken 2000 pri6'oners, and 26 pieces of eannon ; and.. that battle bad been offered the CROWN • PaiNcr. near .Dessau, which be declined accept ing. The Mayor of Lubeck hae heen brought in here under an escort Of geni.d'armea. Prince ECKI.4 (DIVOOST) Was here on the '2d ; it is said that he t.et off in the evening for Sllfnttcle bur h. lI4LIGOLAIID, OCT. 21.---Accounts brnught by the vessel which Conveyed the intelligence 'of Bremen being occupied by the Russians',•• positively state that the Bavarians twee joined the Allies, and that. Wirtcmberg was immediately expected to follow' the example. ,ital.zsnouito, OCT. 8.--The enemy endenVour ed on the tith to force the passage, at Buchen ; attacked this post and erected a battery of 12 rif c;ipnoti in the village,' for the purpose of ag,iug the entrenchment Which evered the bridt,v't in' the rear.; be at the same time placed se veral battalions of infantry in the houses Of 'that not withstandi mg. a cannonade which lasted two hours, its which upwards of 1000 cannon shot were fired, eat] the eontinnallire kept up by the battalion in umbras) " in the village, yet the enemy' could not succeed in , obliging two einp panies of volt ip,enrs of the 30th regiment of the whim diacoiled the bridge, to q u it th e i r p os t. He retired miter having soffered -a great loss in kilkd and Ivoinicied o .' On our 'part, 1 voi b e4l lt r s were killed, and 12 wonnileth gen. De.,l,itattan ;as, who conitnnink in this neigh. botirhood, bestows the greatest praho,on the in. trephrty off these two comp an i es u . of voltikera...,. He particularly notie,;.s the Captain (4:EDER? altid HAY DE &Ince, and the Serje.int ett.e, who, although wounded, would not quit its post until the enemy had 'retreated. The.et.emy, at We same time, made demon ! . titration against the troops at notzeburg. Gen. Lows e.insed Gen. ROME 'to iltiVatlCC. With some It tttcllions to reconnoitre the enemy's intentions. 'Fite said Generd - fell in with the Meeklenburgh toot yagers, and fikni, VBGESACK'S Corps. ~Gen. Rota attacked.amlMented the vanguard, malting 120 prisoners, and killed or wounded' twice as many Alcor e. enemy'b troops which' followed the S 1111•7 runrd, have not proceeded an their march. Onr loss is very inconsiderable, as the enemy ma, VlCettVred, wits Cht off, and immediately thrown hito disorder, On the 7th,;the enemy attacked our right at K u gel, with )800 infantry, slime squadrons', and 6 pieces;ut artillery. 'lt cure to a tolerably brisk fire of inustinetry, after which the enemy retired. 1.-le, left a good number of killed and wounded be hind him :in the field.' We suffered no loss'at all. it was the Dsoles who had this small affair with the euciny, In whieli they behaved with the :lame bravery of which they have given continual nroofs. The fine behavio u r o f two .squadrons of banish Itusars deserves • particular mention, 32 then of which having attacked a battalion of Lutzow, and made CO men belonging to it • prisoners. The great intrepidity shewn by the Danish hussars', was the cause of our , having sustained scarcely any loss at all. The &everal small 'attacks made by the enemy on the Stecknitz, has cost him, ac. cording to his oWn - confession, 700 men in kilied, wounded; or prisOner3. C.: loss does not amount to 40 men, MAO«). Alturnp-1 fAsbon,. 11Giottenburgb 1 liiclikrotarq, 1 Dub lin. Dov--1 Cadiz. 1 Malta, 1 Heligoland, Si Dublin, 3 Waterford. 'r4U KING/5 ACCgSSlON+7NO_Bitsineic done at the Public Onices this day. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE . TO-MORROW. Alarctint*, ?b' foimttes altor 3: J - EVanin:;, 31 mintitesafter SOL:n QV'S VAL;CM AuprAT? MOST GLORIOUS NEWS. THE ENEMY COMPLETELY SURROUND.. ED, EVEN AT LEIPSIC ! OFFICIAL BULLETIN. 4 , SUN-OFFICE, lima , -rasp e'Creicit. " Dispatches have been received this morning from Sir C. STEWART, dated Rottenburgh, Ilth inst. where were at that time the head-quarteti of the Citowx Paibice. The combined Silesian and Northern Armies were in the act of crossing the &ale between Halle and Wettin, nod their advanced-guards were already in constant commu nication with the light cavalry of the Bohemian Army; and PLATOFF in the rear of the enemy. A general engagement was expected shortly to take place. " Intelligence had been received at, Berlin on the 13th, that Marshal NEY had crossed the Elbe, in the rear of the Combined Armies under the CROWN YktINCE and General BLUCHER, between Torgatt and Wittenburgh. Lord MERMEN Writas from Commotau on the 9th, that the Prince of SCHWARTZbtlialaitG'S 110411-liwart ora wri; re then very near Leipsig, and oat Genevais BrAiiiortuszet a,nt Cotosuiron had forced the Eimmy's etttreuclnem4 and were in advance towards Dresden." DESTRUCTION OF NLY,PS AItAir.—ENTRaNCX OF TOE di,LtES INT(7I)II.I4ADEN, WIAERE THEY FOUND TWENTY-FOUR TtIOUSAND sICK PitENcEl AND ONE HUNDRED & siXTr.rotatnixo OF CANNoN., BREMEN OCCUPIED 1W THE RUisiANs.—HOTH EA7,•;KS Or THE waEtt CLEARED OF THE ENEMY. —ALL, WESTPHALIA IN Auras WITH THE wlTTENtikatti TAKEN.—JEItoME LUONAPNItE RE PORTED TO , BE PRISONEIL—FRENcH FRIGATE CAPTURED, &c. 4c. &c. . . Another Mail 'from ( .. -:ortenburgh has just ar rived, from which we have (Alice writing the ob. :.:rvations below On preceding arrivals) extracted the MOST GLORIOUS NEWS, which coml. nut's to flow in upon 44 'with a rapidity. only by its Magnitude end parionotint import ' Indeed, the scene seems closinground the' , and champion of JacOhinisin and inure let ' compeer of Monarchs, but in every tit. ratter the scourge of the human race.-- s Over the fate of the exalted Wretch him. self a very considerable . degree of mystery is thrown. We , know. twt when he left Dres. den, or if 114 1 has been to leave it.—We know not but he may have periabed in an attempt to fly to Leipsig. All we km is, that the Cos- . sacks, the tremendous Cossacks, ,Are around him that by the latest accounts be Inetd•not rOClied ttfe destination, and that theL 'Veen .4n tereepted ; a dreadful cannonading' heard; the ,Canwta retwett and the Bohemian army gushing, on bet wecn bun and Francep 7 , --in fine, all isdotibt, anxiety, and ue certainty. lietAdes this nut, we have the following very probable, though not official intelligence, by_tha Princcss Caroline and the If men of war„ at. rived with a large baltie convoy in the Downs, They lng'inteiligenee from Carlitcrona down to • • the l.lth inst. where accounts bad been received " that Gen. IiENNIGZEIsI hido,3'rived sit 411U1111, ruse the signal fora general movement of the Allia .armies; that, accordingly,. the to hernia n and Silesian arnries had entered Dres den, where they fonrid .24,060 sick I "renelinien and IG4 pieces of 6innon ; that , Wittenberg had been takeir bythe 1 ril'ssi:ins, , an4 that all kla nover, and a great part of tVestphaliti was In ,u state. of insirrection." Wt firther - learn by let ters from lieligoland, " that 4othboks,pf 'time 'Peter are now completely clearici 'of time enen l y, and that ft boat had arrived there from Bremen, which had been dispatched from, that city by Gen. TE7- TENI3OIIN, who, as we have stated in our foreign in telligence, hadtaken that city on the hith. That the Berlin papers of the t;tlr captain an official account of the "faience between Austria and Bavaria, and, no doubt was entertained hut that Wurtemberg would join the Allies ; that Hambuigh was also daily ex pected to be evacuated ; that the Caawb; Patizcx Inks sent a' Deputation to Denmark, offering to settle all -differences between ;be two Courts ; And it is understood the terms are so liberal that they would be readily acceded to. It is also 'lvry confidently stated, that JEROME BUONAPARTE was a prisoner. Certain it is, that the whole of the kingdom of Westphalia had abandoned him, and declared for the Allies. Mr. . ELLERIVIAN, who fills an official situation at Heli goland, states many of these , particulars in so cir cumstantial a manner that no doubt can be enter tained of their authenticity. The folloWing , are.the contents of tl►e Gotten I)urgh Mail : rc GOTTENBLIROIf, OCT. 21.—The Caowx Pawcz's head-quarters are at Gurlitz, near Halle. J-lis intention is to join the Austrian army near Chemnitz, and attack NAPOLEON in his rear between Leipzig awl Dresden. The whole of the Northern German. Atiny was in motion on the 11th for that purpose. "Marshal Nay cut hitnselfa passage through the. Allied Army at Wittenberg, and re-crossed the Elbe at Wittenberg and Torgatri there were however no fears of his being able to advance, as General TAUEKZIEN was close upon 'him. " P. B.' Accounts are said to have this' instant been received, dated in the night between the 15th and 16th inst. from Stralsund, stating that NEITIS corps has been completely routed, and the 3Thole of it either killed or ptisoners. No parti cular.' are known." rßom TH2 STRALSUND PAPER OP OCT. 14. " Glogan has surrendered by capitulation.— General 13Luctrze has crossed the Elbe with 50,000 men at Jessin, 'and totally defeated Gen. BaaTRAND, wlio was to have joined Ma" rshal NE Y and is in pursuit of the tlyiog enemy on the road to Leipsig. General CzettNictiEiT las sent the keys of Cassel to his Royal Highness the CllO I.l'N Petlvett. " LEIPZIG, SHPT. .--Atiliirs,bave taken a quite different appearance- here aince yesterday. To wards evening, the Doke of 13.aopsa arrived, and immediately afterwards came au Officer toprovide quarters for the Emperor, and the King of NA PLES. The latter is to arrive here to-night, and the Emperor early to-morrow morning. A nutw- Let. of troops have already entered this place since yesterday; the ;Gaierds are expectefito,d49:, - SIX thousand metV of the old guArds will refreuri'in'thP city. It is tt Ints . forttrue that the theatre of war will probably open in' Our, vicinity, as all the the troops which hare lain here, must be sent away to make room for the head-quarters. " The post whiCh u'as wanting yesterday from Dresden i s Just ; it Mentions that a h eav y • cannonade was heard yesterday between - ithissen and Moritzburg. According to all accr n mat - tors of consequence most have taken place there. " The troops ‘vhir i li arrived yestemby marched • in one day from Meissen to this place. Up to this moment (9 a. et.) neither the'Em peror nor the King of NAPLES have arrived ; it is believed that the former will not arrive before to morrow, , meanwhile the Burgher Guards have .been marched outto perform the honors . .to them. " DaEsomt, Scrv. 30.---4 t appears as If the Emrer,on nod the King'of SAxolvY are on the eve of their departure. The carriages are all packed, and the hoeees are standing in reedineas to be put to them. --(`fine Papa.) • " According to letters from Potsdam, the head quarter 3 of his Royal Highness, the Crown Prince of Swtinest is at Radegast, between Diissau and On the 2d October, their Majesties the Em perors, of AuSTIIIA Had RussrA, and tbe Ting of P fl urssi,k, broke up fro,n Toeplitz, and according to report, are gone by the way of Carlsbad to which road was" 111;ewise taken by a great part, of, the army a few days before, as the min- Lary operations appear to be drawing from Eger towards Vranc,,nia. General MOTU:: ITZ, after his expedition on 'Brunswick, :out having interrOpted the counnuni. ration %w:th ilainboriiVand Magdeburgh in that neighbourhood, taken some army chests, and , picked on wine inspittcnes spies, is returned tcl 4Lirin'imn . near Tangertnno(hOo act nccurdtti o to eirtinmstattres iri the farther plan of operations. The Haman Count PLATow, with six regiments CoSiao6, lots taken 2000 French prisoner,,— Five Generals, who escapetL are pursued by the " The Emperor NAPOLEON', with a part of his Guards, and accompanied by the Xing anti Queen of SAxt4v, positively left Dresden on the 26th of Septeniher, nud took the road to Leiptic, by the way of Meissen. Ge!iCriti CZERNITSCItiIIr has spread such terror in the rear of the enemy, that the latter dare nut slim themselves unless in large masses. " The CoNog,Evi. fire rockets are brought stray from Wittenberg, nod brought before Torgan, the fall 4if the first' mentioned fortress being daily ex.- eete u Z paper, 12th Oct.) At a period MIMI, thank Heaven, one day's news is generally more than sufficient to fill our pages with tidings of success and triumph, it is not sur. prizing that, with the accumulation arising front the intervantlan of Sunday, our columns should he, as they are at this moment, overwhelmed, by a mass of matter to pleasio g , th a t it i r ks us - to Aft withhold one, particle of it, and yet to extento that we cannot by possibility find room fur it Ali. The Gazette; the contents of a Mail from Gotten' burg, with two givediSh Bulletins; the still mote recent contents of a Heligoland Mail received, this from accounts • from America ; and a Mai l from Passages, will all be found under their re.. 1 1.17f v t e hc h g e l a o d r s io i u n s ototip'eicrspw"htiscioifo th ey ur h i r l it r Tg re : s ef i ; us, we have scarcely space to offer a single conv. ment— r what lye write to-day must be confined to! 1 a mere index. The Gazette details the operations 'of t! h e i 6 cii a ir i ,, Bohemian Army. 'on the impor tance of enlarged in our last Number, and took a vieci' the positions and bearings of this mighty tool , which renders it unnecessary for us tit present t s; it ll e an o y ffi f c t i t a rt i be h r if t o tp ri o n n at t io h n ese b c y irc a i i i e nts l n t ces ;b o ri Mail, though partly anticipated by prool arrivals, is calculated to " excite the most interest." In brief; it sounds the kuell ef downfall of Tyranny, and ate liberation mankind from thraldom. Buosatiols know was endeavouring to change his tito,r e from Dresden to 'lreipsig ; but he 1139 sold Dresden (clung to it to overawe shrinking Alio, till Leipsig - offers -only a station as trot 1 0 .1 ,i erons as the one hellos left ! The bead-frii of the CROWN PRINCE would be almost ,0 gates, for Gross Kugel is abo ut twelve tailtiP is of the city, on the road to Alagdebursh,d'o the Pleiss, and by the bridgenearPlotzau Saal. Thus the Intercourse bctweettLeil' il ho Magdeburgh is cut off. The two Balletioln. 15th and 16tb,,our contemporary by ty6lakelfe, not having isceess to the documents thearier4 making them the 20th and 21 st) give a 1 1 0 1 different picture of NET'S victories. fr° l9 - which the French Papers drew. His Of thriving the Allies to the right of, thi tually took place before they crossed ow , mighty . comperor ! destroyed only war , the dengn had been sketched out! The Gen. BLUCHEE, and the famous Cosstii well front the pen of the Coots~ Poll Alhus cannot be praised enough. Tb' Noy, and of all the enemy in the North, With vigour up both banks of theMulilai us for the most glorious intelligence fronr ter.—The details of CZEIIN ICHE FF'S exr l the disposition of the country through as p a ssed in his s a lt e d s aP t z t o c zo c i C ri s ' g s j f E u cil l ly opposs'c{ to of Cossacks. Drer i oe oc t o of t" Tlie other movements, Dispatches th, and refer to the alfairs of BIJONAPARTE are thespor3l,ol, ap w ac o ci r s e o :o ti t ell v o r a t e c f r c li t , el hi itu l n fg , h et i o e n eot i n t g. rni u i le e ' e l i e e c t A : s ci e) iin f su t t r. i ll i n p a e ) hT o, te , b t i i i ‘ l , ° i l : l t t ei n s ' i li o n i . eu r s :ll o ; : it l:l) : l l : :c p l i g : Ct e 'a t i, 9C i dfir l y t l e : Bl3 ; k i i invariably tending to hie 'of • robability conteilts bas readiest us this fnrct+°`' n u~t~ ,r cw ; that this hretich ' urines ,. alter eugt : unialt tbs ' teem Riser, at *a every 1 , 1 1 , 4 % s r ow. t - c i ., o , tpth! de t Alts in the interior, aihi tho rt i.Li t es ill,' been put into re'quisitiou for irt• to the frontiers. • ti 4i9 l v" cslt off, n cr a n e in ta ti c a h i na ca t t n i,p s . b i et t m h ree e 4tailitoradnfliarfocerthad ties W"" , And Ismarated to - th •ty . ra d° ' flotp.a it ty , Ah westpbalia was in insifer-1`);Igi Cei°ur4 of the Allies, and. a th s o a se tL of his Drita nn ' . Iver ,, e Ki hoisted in the dikrent towns. ng Jerome had arrived A t Frankfort. A , nuo tties "-Atli the French Autho r ities io the oar" paelung up and dying% othi"lptlt Fehr defection of Darlria was reporttllll n d t bo J. l 0 1 t':,,,innarlitkillowll. It Wit% said that if he bad )111, 10 ,,, it o uti , to nl"'ives would that his avOn,,,d Dlo'l I t i r a 4 4l l d: ;o u r:: t h l u ia I t v ., i o f. elf of French resentraei:t nent, "-FAigene hadderintruled a reinfore uf lie must abandon the Illyrian pr;/_1'111c"/ retitt Isebin t i Ulu Taglianteritn; in ti) Venetian fhe greßttst alltrapttvails througaialt Fro." 'ncr"sed bY the pleimtv sit Ice of tiovt"` 94 ' • Yunds continue to frill," • °L WO' It is asserted that intelli has hoe" - and himself suppr nless supported by a two ao thel„rot, genet. is coti eel by a toreign Minister resident at t ' of an offer of Peace by NsNif.uoN to th e . 1 00 1 " nronoderate terms." It is said that the was sent frour.his head-quarterstit Pr e ;, t , t ;io" the head -quarters of the AaW:1111S at r t and that lt reached them at the thins t w ere . i r i t e n y k ( i i i i i , g , not deointeittbrtelpiii.npeunt rp , (o;:•1111:.i.111$ii 10. , vitoced in full forge towards Clietnuitzr ggle Emperors and Iris m o jesty t h e Ki n g o f Pini th►t:l, in the meanwhile, returned for tilt o e b o i n c e c u t r t r 6 en e c o e rn o i .Lt n h u e c.h ot .i h w e g r o A ci l , i t i t e i : ni t , he , s ) :4: the French troops ihould hurt withdrawn their territories. - It is further said, that !i v ' st same oflic;al quarter positive information 1 11 " obtained of tt Treaty offensive and delensi!,', i ,./ tvreen the King ilforning Chrgnicle. .01 4 Wiii - Dsoa, ()cr. Kt . ?' l6 14 e ver / better bodily health than he does at this t, l . . sr lf tie rises at eight o'clock, dines at his no ,t ., `,, e 0 of ilsvauts and •the Aus• hour of one o'clock, and retires to rest hit' vc d JO find 11. At the interviews of the Qua?' co w his MAJESTY, it is but very rarely that ail'? versation passes. The Earl of Livooroot.•basisst 3 vitation for , a grand dipper on « night, the - day pr evious, to t he meettn," 0 , is 4 $ tnent, when the VatNes REGE NT'S SpCOV" peeted to be read to the Party. - klattr fell vs. pit Cott:kr-Mc amiGE.--,,ThiS day Stich. ero op g , is Abe and be, , k s of en 191;) of DO I Icks + I r a jel i t° )?o' *Qd ti 10 0 1 it b e . 1 10 Ith : 411°61'0,1 , et' B b; t l' . 11 .VSC "- s:vv-ovrier, ; scowl; "rg-,oool' Onkel, iotttors (pot paid) , 4 c . °nu. ?~~;~: ~~~~, 7,„i ~r 17 1 11 J . }► ''~oair X l6 -ItiU 4atho, 'P p 1 r IVA 1 114 % 1 , tii 1 )1b: NO. 'VW, I>v; . , „ . ' 410 ' 7 1 7, 1 , , nek ti 4 t Itt 7, n tql .1 4b14 * p 4 it 41 rieg er 11:1 b, 03 ' %.ST,:l:t " thilt 4, ot iltie , : t k," 441 THE SUN. LONDON, 4110 4VD,431' OC7' 0 VER o.s, isis. 14°1 1 On Sundlv, tho 17th inst. at Calihot Code. .N pt , t 01 . Hants, miter a few winoteaiflßCur Li`'"" /" ;De 1 011 sir Harry Ilurrard, Bart. Lieutenant-Colonel 1)1 ::::oncnt of Foot Ouords. pt ica` •