The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-19 00:00:00

AT , 1813. at Yurivois the \Va ra' rtaat li ver° ; a tion , e stotio ° c been D y Vo l a a t ' tioscg ° 1 jell ' ll ,31(1 ibt'l:l;:i it iii 33 :ape. toro l re el) . le IC° )I1 1 ' t"' s to th c i ' l r . ) wo, 14 ' 4 of Pi- 0 , 0 0 ' eno lets fr ' ' : coAO-1 f YIIACC It ,a the i) ere o with 0 10 0 is ~`,lsirls c i „ 1 , rtlllo crerY „, ,f tliC lare dit; ' 11 , 5, 60 . ?aiillol.l°lll Cal`'' 111 1 v ile, if ory .e" o wtEcr:::,ll 0 . 0 a oAi v., their ic o ti oNAP',•4" .0 4 ec° late I b ill_ pool' l' ottt Co 11 1351311CC :; 1 0 ;1 4 ; c o be ii:j „r if6 ' 40f `t ' bat tilt more modest liionitenhAckridwiedgeriaiw slight reverses, and a moderately quick retreati.; "idle the London and Berlin Gaiettea blaze out 511 the raptures of ginrions and immortal achieve %lents whisk have rescued the world, and con : /i g l led the scourge of mankind to ignominious eight and broken power ! but these idle gossi['iusgs and ravings about things the O'CONNELL unta do not understand, 40 of small consequence . it is in the little cir 'tie of domestic mischief alone that they are ( ~l ang erolls. As fo r t h e i r exp l o i ts upon F or eign `Jews> (which, by the way, they, with their ac " :I,tonteel truth assert they receive earlier than ail their Dahiin Contemporaries, or even the • I() Iulan Papers, and yet till columns after co 141111$ With complaints against the system of Go tt:lntent Expresses,which they also assert gives a treat priority of intelligence to the rival Part's t ouched t o t h e Castle) they can do no harm— :, folly and absurdity furnish the antidotes to theft venom and attachment to the adversary.— but among th e i gnorant of the lower orders of r "'it ow n countrymen we fear they are capable of 11 1 ' r king much evil. The most audacious mendacity, all the arts of intrigue, and every infamous means t hat bad men can devise, have in Ireland a soil !Illy too propitious for their successful cultiva ,:un• Already are mid n i g h t mur d ers f am ili a r with '"se parts where these wretches have most by The C ourts o f J ust i ce a re di sgra Ced by trials, unfolding villanies so horrible as • to tail ' the human character. In short, the strong . d r "' of the Government alone appears to keep the spirit of anarchy which those blood -111°4(la are raising ; and, to save Ireland from wi ,'"ing that scene of discord and rebellion 4(. 4 all their ai m i s to foment and raise into '"", ai These unworthy 9 hjects require the r)St t • Sitt ej a ehful attention of the Legislature of the p ear island . However insignificant they may ap f a nt i are in th e m se l ves , th e y n ay be the cause u-lun g h disorde r an d bloodshed in the country by Ini panto sieudi fig the un wa ry, a nd working on the ns o t c the uninformed. But the Body whose i,mastthe i mperati ve d uty i s i s to p u t th e m down, 'e Catholicks themselves. It is their bounden t at loyal m en t o purge themselves from all :11""tion with , these dangerous demagogues, It t V4 * their cause front the co-operation of cr l d ys e Accomplices. e on natter which led to them observations was li ce taken of one of the vile and ill-inten -447/ediaventions propagated by this Evening Post, 4 throw n , lik e.t b e app l e o f di scor d , to d i stur b 11 et instnituity and cordiality subsisting between ''re4t Britain and Sp.tin. 'We alluc4e to a foolish I liebood, copied into one or two, not unwilling, 14sradon Papers, and:thus transported to Cadiz, It 'tiug that an ofFer had been made by certain grandees of Spain,. to raise Lord WELLINGTON t( ' the throne of that country. This pal- Pa hle , _absurdity, strange ss it may scent, has' trot altogether failed in the effect for' which ‘y ' i s devised, that of exciting jealousy in the breas ts of our Allies. Three Spanish Grandees, 11 ' e Alike of ossuNA, Viscount of GANTE, and h ileb " ke "PRIAS and UCEDA Marquis de VII. LENA, : Ve been so f ar m i s l e d as to t hi n k it :wor thy o f ‘ '4tat i° l s, and have actually signed their names 74‘etontradiction of it in the Spanish paper called " • kdactor General. Though w.e abhor and 110 0 ( 1 Punish the persons whose malignant ("eettsionetr this publication, we do not ti ICI ' it Worthy of one further serious remark. The g i llsde es before name d, after declaring their tine. : 44" to FERDINAND VII. and his successors, kid 111.°111" " besides srafe, that they trry kie4 aY sh al, ti of any U sur p er iruling ..dAe pania s and abhor - the t t ovec S pani a rds, to prevent illi le nation has f u r fi v e itears unceasingly coutha d t and e !lever fail to cOinbat. t, ti. ' . , i, .ire well persuaded that the other Grandees concur with s t4i 4 the st a tement ,:oes e ntiment , which we halo expressed, and that, as as i iement which has called for this notice sOl. tit, 4l. , no% e ge, they t. ' tg th ' ir k 1 d will hasten to give public of their principles and their fidelity. ... ‘ vaniartisy i t ., 'tale tn insert this, that our neclaration may be known , 41 vib, . } and we are, 8.-e. &c." ~.t 1 A . 1 ' . - 1, 41 e 61 14 "1 : 111 Emba3sy, at the head of which is I 't ' .;11 --"LASCLIEFP may he soon expected, with hi, I n'ighi f ' of ct Andrew' • gli e , t ,a 0 the Order ...• • . ''' I NI - the ity I , Cr 'rd in Russia, which his Imperial - 1 iiitre•lts r equested the l'amca REGENT to' accept. C ier ter ,`l l B no British . ship of war ready to receive '414.4' HALASCIIEFV at Gottenburgh, No te 7(l lie has therefOre embarked on board a mid we un ,,S;rt, o v cit i te r l ii °m As TYRWHIT, mt litl . ' tir gil, ree *'. I Russian Order, and the who has stopped at Olilv, . ob . 0 ,. t.1%•E l a were.ll,r.iired h4 ::: 1 t the British Embassy 1 u goltur,'"eillar marks of his - Imperial Majesty 's l'e a . 4 N(1 1"(l aY morn' n kt ~.,.. h i i ijuiry . .1 the Duke Of YORK trans r:.4lltol) p hpsiness With the PRINCE REGENT 11 4 l*t litillt (7 11. .. ) r tit . th e 1, AS TLERRACII laid an audience yester s, li t 14 41 . 1 tkINCE REGENT fit Carltoil Howe. . n. t 4, 4 it tbarro)4t,1:11?:•1..11,001, Will give a grand di . Iti tit, 1 4 1 , re , . t Ile House. ::. _to te.ltt the !loyal FamilY. 4 o i t . , Ili; teived at Hull last week from Lisbon 1 , 4 4 to th.„ ..--- - . P , '-rr ~. of ortugal- were ..•~'= :bon, 1 Z 43 4-, GueroY Quinine,.' ' ir 0.1141111110 :, ilinntesafterd NAVAL NEWS: VAnmotriti, Nov. the Princess Augusta cutter flout the Weser, um! the Ifom oil the Texel. FaLatoirrni Nov. 15. - , -.The Princesi Mary packet, Captain PEACoCK, With a Until for Ja maica, is gone into the Roads. PORTSMoUTH, Nov. 18.—Arrived the Olive Branch, DOUGLAS ; Mary and Rachael, to join the West India convoy ; and the IflUiam and the Lively from Waterford. Sailed the Scylla sloop of war to Plymouth. Went out of quaran s tine his Majesty's. ships Horatio and Leopold. The Hope sloop of war takes convoy to the Downs, and the Trinculo sloop of War to Cork. DEAL, Nov. 18.—Came down from the River the Princess of Wales, the Burden, and the John, bound to Jamaica; and remain, with the whole of the outward-bound as per last. Arrived his Majesty's ship Bulwark, Rear-Admiral DURHAM, from the North Sea. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17.—1 t blew a severe gale all last night from the N.\V. in which most of the vessels which were in the River drifted, bu t no material daniage happened to any of them, ex cept the loss of some anchors and cables.—Wind still 'from the N.W..and blows hard. CoVE, Nov. 12.--T! transports with the . Londonderry Militia arc getting tinder weigh.— Mlijesty's ship President, MASON, with Vice-Admiral THORNBOLIOUGH and suite, has sail ed for Plymouth. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Helder and late sloop Relictle for the ))ankh sloop'St. Jorgen, on the 19th inst. at No. 13, Clement's kn. Recalls on Mondays and Thurs(lays for three months. To the sloop Echo for the. e of contraband spirits, and the capture of the Bun Genie, on the 24th on hoard at Portsmouth, and recidle for four months, at No. 14, Great George-stieet, Westminster. To the Drake for the Margaretta, Anon, and Emilie; Vrow Johanna, hr the Priair..Je ; and Vrienden by the gun-prig Hearty, on fionrd Sheetness, on the 19th inst. Recalls fur four months, at. No. • la. Great George-street, Westminster, To the 6enkral and Statfollieers, 4c. of the.' oyal Artillery, detachments of West India Regiments, also the ships Cm taor, Argo, Ulysses, Chichester; Hornet, Venus, and Port Mahon, being the Military and Naval Forces present at the reduction of Tobago, the• proceeds of the property taken and condemned, on the lath. at No. 15, Surrey-street, Strand. Recalls at the same place. To the Medusa for the Messenger and Tiger, on the 20th, inst. at No. 35, Craven-street, Strand.- Recalls at the same place. To the Sea Lark for the Good Friends (the Andromache in company) on her arrival at Portsmouth. Recalls at No. 41, Norfolk-street, for three months. To the Helicon for the Messenger (the Iris and Medusa in company) on her arrival at Portsmouth. Recalled fur three mooths, at No. 41, Norfolk-street, Strand. To the Trent and Amsterdam for the Aurora and Brothers (Cecilia Trader in conli,any) on the 19th lust, at No. 41, Nor folk-street, Strand. Recalled for three months at the same place. Ttilhe Stately for the detention of the. Hoffnung Mid Join frou Margaretha (in company with the Curlew), at No. 37, Essex-street. fur three months. 'Co the Stately for the detention nt' the Hans and Anna Mar garetta, for tlirc4 months, it No. 87, .E s sex-street, Strind. Extract of n Letter from an OfTicer,serving in the Mediterranean :—" On the 2d of Septeniber, the Hibernia was struck by lightning, which set fire to the main-top-mast end fore rigging, but the rain falling in torrents at the time, shortly extinguished it five men were knocked down, but none killed. The Suiftsure, Union, Ocean, and Leopard, all had their main-top-masts shat tered to pieces. Not a life was lost On board any of • them, although many men were struck' down and slightly hurt." The following article is taken from 7 - he Bohma Gazette, of 231 Sept,—" By a. passenger in the schooner Governor Kinderiond, froni Pensacola, cast away upon the Bank, and arrived in a wreck ing vessel, accounts are received that the instil.- gents had a%senthled anew, in the neighbourhood of Amelia Island, under the command of a man who styles himself General llinatsoN: That the loyal inhabitants of Fernandina went out to dis perse &ens, but owing „to some trelrehery, they were attacked, when unprepared, in the boats, routed, and obliged to return With considerable loss in killed and wounded. Mr. GEoRGE AT KINSON and Messrs. SETON and were among the killed; Messrs PHILIP YONGE and AREEDONDO, who commanded companies", were slightly wounded. Although the United States do not again openly encourage that reheion, yet the hand of that Government appears so plain in the transaction before us, that it cannot he mis taken. It is high time that" Spain should take a decisive step to punish treachery of so cowardly a stamp." The following statement may be depended upon as authentic. lite French bad' actually formed a plan to blow up and destroy Pamplona, which coming to.the kngwledge "if some of the mo s t re.7' spectablc inhabitants, they found means to inform Don Carlos' DT.spana, the besieging General, of :he design, who thought it necessary to send an immediate flag of truce to the Governor, assuring him that such a proceeding would, in the ease of a blockade, be eonsidered unjustifiable and con trary to the usages of war; and it the 'destructive dettrmination WAS adhered to, he had received the most ,positi. e orders from the EngliSh Generikl (and which it was his duty to obey) to put the wholegarrison, without eNceptiou, to the-sword. The sequel is well known to the public. The Spanish Soldiers who lately. arrived from the_Baltic,,amounting in namber to about 20 0 0 men, have been re-clothed at Portsmouth,, and are now ready to sail, the fist fair wind, to join Lord.WELLINGTON. The 35th Regiment marched into Chichester on Friday last from Guernsey. They took their stki.. tion on Monday Ia the Barracks, w hich the 57th quitted itr"tiiiike room for them. On Saturday last the Fermanagh Militia march ed into Cork from Fermoy, preparatory to their. ...h.rkation for hi 1 1 at T it V: • .• .• • I •••• • • • AR LIAME lONIA:ft:7IES; rut: i.c,uriant fund", I:ii!:iant wit, coinbin'ti, Form thLI rie l .rteAvii.oir of Cstioirso'll IVltile the pled ' d Senate !rail rash happy turd thoughts stud Words, that more thaw breathe liad btu ir. RI li. *IIITBRF:AIL " Still tiiMit tit hear, a;id never quit the scor e , Stunn'd with the hoarse, coarse Brewer o'er and o'er Dooged, day by day, thy speeches to endure, Thou nererending, still beginning Brewer. 'ft) The INIFTItIAL PARLIAMEVr. " To the Lords, Knights, and' Burgesses, noble, who sit in " The Parliament-house of the Empire of Britain, The Pope's Irish subjects, present this Petition, " To state their pretensions and paint their eondith.n. " Imrat sits, we hold that our good Lord, the Pope, " Is the only sure anchor of comfort and hope, " And althu' he's a,slave, 'tis our stedfast opinion, " That to him belongs truly all earthly dominion. " With rage, therefore, burning., and fierce indignation, " We behold in these. Islands a tergiv,rsation 6 6 From all that is holy, and ancient, and true, " n system of faith that is false as 'tic new, " , Whilst King, Lords and Commons for heresy's sake " Deserve to be blown trp, or buried at the stake. We firt►ily demand then, ye Lords and ye Knights, " Alit/trestoration of Catholic rights; " Let all that we ask, and no less, be our own, " Than the Bench and i the Woolsack, the Sceptre and Throne ; Then soon shall fair order from tumult arise, . " And our Church mount triumpitatit, aloft to the skies; " Our Bishops and Abbots, our Priests and our,Friers, " Rekindle, with rapture, in ! S i mitlifield, their Ores, " Whilstttti union with France, which no power can sever, " Shall establ.sh our Holy Religion for ever. • " 6 Grant this, Legislators, and then we may say, " That whilst heretic ks burn like dry stubble and hay, " To the sticks and the stones, in their good ancien:: way, " Your pious Petitioners ever will pray, &e. 8.1 c." " Dated in the valley of Glenullin, " this 2nemorable sth of Nov. 1613." EPIGRAM ON VIE FREQUENT DEFEATS OF TDE FRENCH ARMY. The toast of each Briton in war's dread alarms, O'er bottle or bowl, is " Success to our Arms; Attnek'd, put to flight, and soon for'd from each trench, " Success to our Legs," is the toast of the French. THE TIMATRE. The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet introduced a new Actress last night at Drury-lane-Theatre, in the character of the Heroine. This actress is a Miss STANLEY, who, though announced on this occasion as absolutely new to the Public, has,. we understand,'often performed on provincial boards. As the Public are never wanting in candour and humanity towards the candidates for their favour, whether entire novelties or otherwise, it is some= what disingenuous thus to practise on their libe rality. Miss STANLEY' is said to be about 18 years of age, and, if so, we may reverse what,Shylock . says .of Portia, . • How much more elder art thou thou thy &dm," for she appears to be considerably more advanced in life than the stated period. Her figure is light, and not inelegant. Her face is prominent, her nose aquiline and large, and her eyes dark and ex pressive. Her ,voice is pleasing, and pathetic, bid her utterance is not always distinct. lier act ing seemed to be' in a great degree the effect of tuition but, when she • appeared to throw aside the trammels of study, it was marked by a kind of infantile simplicity, and of rather too fondling description. She cerNinly defivered the sense ot the character with, accuracy, and where she did not obviously act from precept, she aprared, to feel tvluit she uttered, and very properly obtyined applause. Upon the whole, though ••he has 'no pretens;ons to first-rate characters, she may be useful in those of a tender and pensive cast. Mr. ItAccis much improved in the part of Romeo. Ilv is less hurried in 'his ntterance, and the whole Of his performance wets marked by ,judgment tilt! energy. We did not thoroughly relish ELLLSTON'S It was an odd compound of the 'solemn and the sportive, and was marked by an expres sion of elaborate ployfrlness. There were present:at the dinner party at Carl ton Ifon-;c, oh Wednesday,..to meet the Que.Em and PatNcEsshs, the Dukes of CLARE NCR -and CANIRRIDGE, Princes~ CHARLOTTE, the Duchess of LEEDS, Count MuN3Trat, Lord ST. Lint:Ns, &e. At nine o'clock there was .a small party to tea, among whom were the Earl and Countess of .Lt vettroor., Lord HENLEY, Colonel BLOOMFIELD, &e.—Her MAJF:sTY and the PHIN6ESSES return to Windsor this day. The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES took an airing yesterday, accompanied by the Duchess of LEEDS. Sir TIIOSIAS GRAHAM was on Mondak last elected Rector of the University of Glasgow, by a majority of 169. Mr. DALLAS yesterday took his seat` on .the Bench in the Conn of Common Plc►►s, as one of the Poisne .Yodges of that C►►urt, in the room of Sir VICAIIY Glass, now Chief Baron of the Ex chequer. A person who had enterqd into a losing eon.: cern, and whose partner had become a bankrupt, was asked by one of the Commissioners sitting at Guildhall, if he was not a sleeping' partner INo," he replied, and added, "So far from being a sleeping partner, I have not had a wink of sleep since ( sound myself enthralled in this unfortunate speculation." A Bookseller observed, that the Freneb Grand Army seemed to be now composed chiefly of fu gitive pieces.' A politica) squib was recently published at Paris, alluding to the "Great Emperor," under the title of " Tbe.Woeful Adventures of Monsieur` N a t. hear of Mal-Mason. - It was instantly suppressed by the - BoxKR,S,---The great battle between Alexander and Painter will take place 15 miles front London. The pugilists will leave their training :station this stay ler the seat of combat. Tilt; LAN tjtidiii.dti§.tiiiiiV§: l'he cirkitesS ; • MagiVtateS Of Ndrii , iCh 61 : the Mayor; it•li6enis; 01 . it3lo•ndbcio propel- to resist the tlispo:diiim.4 the loyal ikopr t i of that ancient city for bOtifirt.; Atl rejiiiriiigs; iii honour Of the late gloilotil tones; than which nn events hi ihe bountry ever called fdr ninre itenity tincl dentonstratiOns of joy. The foildwing tcrtitinink account Of the trinisactiOns drinSetiikni Upon this 'magisterial and patriatic ntt.tiiiipt td sali; prose patine -feeling ; as given by tilt iS/c)tthivikifi'e; curt, , . ; ruE liT161;P: " Sword Rom, Nov. 5, 1813,--Witei;elas ninCh injury ,wrrs last night done to tl4 of many inhabitants of this city, 11C peace tho re .: of grektly disturbed by disorderly per fins who us= sernbled themselves in the noltet-phy..e, titakii4 boVires therein, and lettOg ganS; firetharks,tstc; the Magistrates of this' City hereby taution persons from offending iii'like manner, on pain of being dealt with accOrding to law." " The effect of this May easily be anticipated. Turf ardentlO.be thus frortmed into silence, and too impatient to wait the Chance of an interposi tion from any class hell ath those. who by . Office become, as it were; thVnatural protectors Of rob= He sentiment, body of the people exhioited Huonaparte in effigy; with. the little K ing of Rome betwe e n his knees, •mounted its a carriage, aridll - with torches, and thus procecded through. the niain streets of the city. The" Ala gistrates" had previously engaged a number of persons to. act as .special constables, - who, if equal.; ly eager to make a prisoner of linimaparte and his attendant guards, with our brave Allies, wer e not quite so successfu l. They were snort driveit from the fi eld, and arrieed . at the Hall in the con dition in sVhicti " a beaten army might be ex pected to arrive," while crowds waking the air resound with their shouts, paraded the New Dy nasty to Chapel-field, 'and finished the campaign by their destruction -in ;t liontire . u taded the battle ofthelifth.. We knOwarot whether the fol lowing bolletin comes from authority „; • Market-place, Nov. 8, I 8 1 3.---"Virkereas ittttcli . joytwas on Thursday and Vrillay nights shewu by many inhabitants of this city, and the loyalty and good dispbsition exemplified by divers tight down merry persons, making bonfires therein, and letting estrus, ,fireworks, &c; ou account of the defeat of the enemies of Great 'Britain.,--this lft to cant- tion all persons from offending in the like manner, on pain of being dealt, with according to the de- sire of Napoleon the Great." COURT MARTIAL. On Monday last a General Cwt.:l%l'4olM was held at the Black's . (lead Inn, Nottinghain, to'' • try. Thomas Ueckworth, a native of that town, ori two charges ; the one for desertion, and the Other for maiming himself to render bin) unfit for the service. It unite out in evidence, that the prisoner deserted from the 45th, the night that re giment left Nottingham, for the Peninsula, in, 1808.. Ile had been taken some time ago ; but contrived' to make his escape front • the escorting party, at Longhborough. It nppeated also, : that, about the' 7th of October lat, he was again arrested,' and lodged in Nottingiptm gaol ; and that during the night, be found a ratOr, whiCh bad been left in the cell by another soldier, with which he severed the tendons just'aboVe his. left heel in such a rammer t1.1 . ' to render all ti;- tempts to restore that part abortive. The Turn. key produced time bloody razor, and made oath of entire conviction, that the, prisoner had in flicted the wound himself, as no other person was with bini in the cell when the deed was done. The evidence havingclosed . On the part of the Crown, the.; udge Advocatecalled upon the prisoner for his . dcfenee,who solicited till nine o'clock next morning :to prepare lt ; and the Judge Advocate undertook, to prepare it for him, he being destitute of legal advice. Next morning, the Court re-ussemblcd the prisoner was brought in on crutches, and the Judge Advocate read his defence ; which eon. sisted of it denial of the fact of having ivilful:y maimed himself ; a statement of his services in the army ; of his having, through the intercession of Lord Ranclifle, obtained permission to find• a substitute, when under the ban of desertion ; and of his ClidelVollrB to obtain money to enable him to take advantage, of such f a vou r . Sever a l wit-- neoes were called, under whom, or with whom, he had served in the army, and who gave him time, charaeter of a v,ooll soldier. The decision of thy Court will not be made komini till the evidence has been laid before the Prince Regent. THE MARKETS, CORN EXCILINGE,, Nov. 19. We had nu fresh arrivals of Wheat Ibis int!rning there were a Ivy: of Oats, but the sale in thtpie articles Was veiy.dull, and the prices, nearly nominal at those o f Wetines.lay. Vint: Burley supports its price, Pease, Bear', and other kind) of Grain, remain much in the saute state as un Wednesday. Sl%lll'll/. 1 1E1.1) Nl.l.ltKE'l', Nor. 19 This clay's Niktiset riot. w 4 li supplied WWI the traTerept kinds l'itttle; Beef Was cht..,pri.; Motto', sitlit yell! wt. , r4 dearer; Ptivlc supports last. orrice ; wild the 1...1;1e, tor tl►V insist part, wa. siimewtint 'I lie in the I Li,' not lively; Hay ui►d Straw wk.! G►s'r priccw Clovvr fetc!,4Ll ii bettur twice. • VEi RST R I NIS 80/ ehM, a groott , started yesterday from Westminster-bridge to g.) of Sevenoaks and return, a distance Of 4tl in seven hours, for a. wager of Ott guineas. 1-t : reached Southend, mare than teven tail s, iti d i! lirst,hottr, did eight miles the second brim., an arrived at half the distance, without halting, i t three hours and ten minutes. J e hrokc down near Holloway on his return, having done 33 miles in five hours and fifty wlnutei. Time watt the favourite. ExEcurioN.—Jostp h ,trarinirtoit, aiiws Jamcs Parlor, paid his justly 'forfeited lice to his conn tiiy yeiteyilay nt l'ort3ntouth, by tieing hung (:n board hia Alaesty's ship Prince, at Spithead, agreeable to tlio se.nteneo of the Conti Marti kt i, which tried him Just wee on hoard the (iiti filator.