The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-12 00:00:00

Tieligottna, 1 !! clii, 1 Guttenburgh, 3 IS'nt..ii'on'!. PRICE OF *S POCK, THIS PAY AT.Twcr.vr .59i I Red. Anti. ; Consols THES UN. sot.um Qv's DICER?. F. 11.4111 AUDI': ? L () D 0 N, • WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1813. Captain Buovorn, of the brig Childers, arrived this morning.at the Admiralty, from the Amefican station. • We understand, that thlvintelligence he brings confirms the report before in circulation of the Russian mediation beeween•Great thitain and the United States having been offered, and promptly accepted by the latter. The whole .coast of AltleliCa is now closely blockaded- by . the British squadrons ; and we imagine the feel: ing of the people of that country begins to be a little more sympathetic on the subject of the miseries of war. This accounts for the readiness of their hestiie‘Government to enter into negocia tions but we trust they will have more reason to be . facile in their entertainment of such proposi tions before our Tars have done with them.. Mach as we desire peace, we confess it would 'remain a sore upon our winds were it to be concluded be fore the Americans tasted a sample of British yen ' geance and retributive justice. Mr. BAKER; our late Secretary of Legation in the United States, and who has been resident at Washington since the war, :also reached town this morning; he came passenger in the Childers, which arrived at Fahnottth on Monday. The Catholick Bill, which seems to satisfy no one but those who framed' it, endured its first handling in the House of Commons last night, on & motion of Sir J. C. liIPPESLEY, for the appoint merit of a Select Committee to inquire into the merits of the question,' before it was irremediably determined. This unfortunate measure, like &de formed and ill-favoured Child, is the pride and . de light ofits fondly doting parent 3; who think it the most gracious creature living," while all the world beside view it, with feelings of 'displeasure. and sensations of di'slike. Its main characteristic is, that; iricoinnirnl with middle courses in general, it is agreeable to no party. It gives all that the Pro. .tesrants value, utfti pat so much as-.the Catliolieks zeiluire-- it surrendCrs Protestant rights, WlLhpttt appeasing Catholick ,clamours—and it po'ssisses; in a lire-eminent degree, the rare merit of offend those from whom it calls for sacrifices, with out reconciling those whom it is meant to serve. As 'a legislative provision to set the matter for ever at rest, it is now avowedly nugatory, and the great' argu'rnent which induced a majority to en tertin• it at all is completely set aside ; fur no o'e wilt venture to say, that it will establish ia tinnal unanimity and Concord by conciliating the Catholicks. , The House, terrified by the voluminous mass of Papers which ,the n►. Mover wished to drag from the dust of anti q uity, and the folios of eru. (lite theologicUl . con'troversy with whiQh _he canna aftmed to enlighten them, negatived the motion by a majority of 48 the numbers being ,^:l5 for, and 187 against it. They will therefore come ut once to the grand question on the second reading of the Bill, %%IIR.h is. fixed to-morrow, a►) then we shall hear discussed the merits of thin famous ►nostrum, which, in spite of 'the evidence of our senses, vice fire yet .assured will have the effect of composing the State. A tieligola7.4 Mail arrived this Morning, but the letters kirefe. nOt delivered, before we were pbliged. ,to go to press. We tinderstand, however, that it 'brings no iv' \‘'s of importance.--The next arrivals from the ,North hittA be very interesting, atni', we trust, as favourable as the present:happy aspect of afl'itirti in diet tittarter us to antieipate.': At all eyowts. Ave- congrattilate tlic public ott the re moval of the whole train of thtrgloomy prophecies of the Party for tle':lait mOnth, with respect to Stvezlen.---These, like their other illuSions, have, passed away, and a new topic for croaking must now be looked for. An Aid-de-Camp of B N A DoTTE,bas . arrived in town, and, it is said, he brings accounts that Swee (feu find Denmark have made pea A ce. Oirou (JAcoEk KLEIST, tile mbassadorty rAintedSo the Court al p G (Great Britain by the King of PLusst,‘, arrived' in town yesterday morning. Ile came dire c t 1 1 001 Gottenburgh in the K ind; tietirgec riaCk eti. bad several i nterviews with the Citow-N-P aiNen -previons Co his (lc' 'cure, and i 6 unileratood to be the - hearer of tie sit assurances front liar Olcordiality in the conntiotr cause. ltoinun Catholics of I: l 4imoutit have, it seemm, liar-ch4ved an old mansion in that town, which, kf oat, But in 'their ,fayour should ,finally pass, is to he CoaVelrfed into a 7111trilery• J , 41.1t01t Tut;t.t.IONDOV rrE, mAyll. .4,intridiy-tigire, AM!) !i, 18 13. FA l ti'dtt of a letter froidkaptaiki Cour4; dt hi" Ma'estv's I.lop atidr6it,4 toJt.ear-Mbuirlit Lord Amelitig Betmelerk,, unit trtiosmilipil by Admiral Sir Robert Calder to Juba Crol4 Sloop Mutine, A 4 sea, 111 Y LORD, April is, DiLi. have great -plea Sure in acquainting your Lord; ship, that yesterday morning, while in execution or your Lordship's orders, at daylight, a strange ship was discovered on our lee bon', to which chace was given immediately ; at two P. M. the stranger hoisted French colours, and commenced a fire from her steruguns, which, 'disabling us in our sails and rigging ; occasioned us to drop a -stern ; at forty minutes past eight, being again within gun -shot, he hoisted a light,' and opened a fire front - his broadside, which was continued until forty4ve minutes past ten,';hen his maintop gallant -masts and jibs being shocaway, we were enabled to close him ; still it was not until after a spirited resistance of 50 minntes, that at half-past l 1 she hauled down her colours. lam convinced that had the action taken place during the day, it would ha,ve been of much shorter continuance. Sheproved to be Plu vincible priu,ateer _corvette, of Bayonne, Martin Jortis, Commander, pi'erced, for 20 gums, mount ing 16-, viz. twelv e 134p oun d er - c arronatles (French calibre) and four long-sixes, with a complement of 86 men (partly Americans), the remainder of her crew being absent in priies. It gives me pleasure To state to your Lordship, that no loss luTus been sustained on my side, save two men slightly wounded ; our "standing and running rigging and sails' much cut, and masts wounded. I have the honour to be; - Ste. NEVISON COUItY, Capt. , [Captain Sir Peter Parker, of his itiajesty's ship Menelaus, has transmitted to John Wilson Cro ker, Estj. copies of two letters, addressed by him on the 22'd and 28th March, to Vice Admiral Sir Edward Pellew ; the farmer repOrting the capture of L'Hirondelle French packet, returning from Algiers to Toulon, with dispatches ; and the lat ter, that of the Noveati-Phenix. French privateer, of six guns, and 75" omen, out three weeks from Leghorn, and had only taken zone Maltese brig.] RANKRUPT,S Thomas Harrix,-Yalding, Kent, draper, to sin - render Mav 15, 22, and June - 22, at eleven, Gailtlhatl , London. /luta- Mr.ll. Wilson, Devanshinf•street, Bisliops:4ate-street. Janus Orton. ltearbinder lane, hutelier, lav iS, 15, and Jane 9.2,-. at one, nt. London. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord :Mayor's Court-Oillee, Royal . I ,;:xehange. Michael Clark, Gosport, Haitipcliire; uteri:limit, May 15, 29, and June 22, at eleven, at London. 'Attornies, I,,kirs. Palmer, Tiouliasolu,. awl Thompson, Copthall court, Throginurtou-street. Ely Gledhill and T4oinas Gletll4ll, Halifax, Yofkshire,"yarn iniatifacturers, Jane 9, 10, - 21, at at the Talbot, Halifax. Attorney, Mr. Mason, Bread-street-bill, sir 11r. Stead Halifax. - - - ----- Peter Nlerry, New. Bond-street, laceman, May 15,-25, 'and • Jour 22, at eleyen, at London. _Attorney, Mr. It. Thomas, Fen -court, Penehureh-street. . • ' William Southey, Kennington-lane; Newington, May 22, at one, 29, fit,twelve, aitil June 22, at one, at Gnildh3L, Lou dun. Attorney, Mr. Edge, Es, -, cx-greet, Strand. Wit Harnett,' jun. of the Almonry, near Canterbury, tanner, May 25, 26, and June 21, at eleven, at the Guild hall, Canterbury. Umliies, Mr. Starr, Canterbury, or Mews. 'Hillyard and King, Coptlinll-court, 'lnvogmorton street... • • ' William 'PhoMpson, late of Tobago,Amt now rtf London. and James Thoinson, late of Beaufort.-haildino, m'erchauts, M,,y 15, 22, and June ?,-at.2 twice, in Cnildhall, Lauffon• .11 ; () racy, Mr. Crawford, ltroad-street. • William Booth, Fib:ton; I.aneashire, -mfronfacturer, Mal 20, .finie .22, at eleven, at the 'frog Taft rit, •tei. Attorney, Efii s, Chaocery4auv, .or MI% Knight, Matt ehester. William Cobden, Chichester, Sussex, brewer, May 17, 18, nod (Nue 92,'at eleven; at the Dolphin Inn,. Chichester. • Attornies, Messrs. • Daily _soil Illagden, Chichester,' et Mews. Few, Ashmore,' atul fitanitton, •Hearietta-street, Covent-gardvn. • ' • .• Gihson and "Thomas Dow, Liverpool, Meraants, May 27, 28, ;And June• 94 at e!even, ittithe- Gbibe Tave_ru, • • Lire moot. Attorniss, Megar,;, 11 0?k roi a nd B uc kl e , N ow 13rwtil-street, or ?,Ir. . t.Airles Liverpool, or Mr. James Mprrow, Liverp G pool. 1.1 • • 10:oa.k. Hill, Gwyn's-buildings, os‘‘%:ll-streetzroad, - coal • inel•ehant, May 15; 92, and June 2 , 4 ;IA one,. at .Guilithall, Lonelrot.' , Atrocities, Nle:;rs.• .lonei and Iteyfrtl, Lord Mayor's-Odiee, 1t0.y.1-.Exelniny•n. " Richard Gray, • Redruth, Cornwall, . May 27, '2B, and June 22, at eleven, at Gray's Howl, Itedruth. Attor nic,,, Mr. William Davey, jun. ftedrut 11, or Mesta's. Cardales and Young, Gray's-bin.. Niehola, I . .oweli, Charles-street, : St. Jame es-square' taylor, M a y In, 2.?, and June 92, at twelve, at. Guildhall,. London. Attornie,, Nlesirs.-Sweet amlStql.cs,Balingliall-strect. • John •Whitnash r Warwiclishire, tiniher-merflornt,.May la, 1:1, and 'June 22, at eleven, at . the Warwick:Arms Ilan, Warwick. Attovnie3, Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford-row,.or Mr. Tidtuas, War,Wich. Crawford Logan, Samuel Lenox, Peter Stubs, William Welsh, 1,1,•r pool, merchants,. May 29, :31, and June 29, at tine, at 11, 6101.te. Tavern, Liverpool.. -- Attornie•A„ Messrs.. Strati lid Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool, br Mr. Thomas John-street, Bedford-row. Su (mit.— nie average price of Brownpr Muscovado Sug,ut, computed from the Returns' made in the week entlini; sth .`,t 1:., is 575. 10d, per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of s toms. [Dividends, Sw. to-morrow.] It is the current report over tie . whole. Conti , nent,-and deserving of credit, that the intention of every legitimate Prince east of the Rhine is to form a league,. the object of which shall be, that the whole system established in Germany is to be reversed by a great national Confede ration of the Rhine to be abolished, and the Em peror . 6k Austria placed onc e more ut th e bead - of the Cr/el./Manic State:: Such at least is the uni versal prayer of the Gerntan The Duke Of Wurtzburgh's equipages 11:14 ar ris in Prague in the middle of April, and he was preparing to set out for that place himself, when he was stopped by Marshal Ney, who had ti,600 troops in his territory. Every hook that has a hope of being popular in Germany, now begins with some burst of pa triotism. 'A Profe sso r h as j ust pu b l i sh e d a work which is spol - .en of with high praise, and whose chiet merit seCtll3 to be, Its bekinning with,the question, " How far it 'is possible fora ,trne Per, man to. suffer life, and see a str:ovgcr trampling on his country ?'' ChristitinaJeusdatter i . of Hollterup, in Zealand, WA3 lately ,convicted before the Danish Sukerne e,art of Justice, of having poisoned her father. Iler sentence was, that she should he co.nveyed frotn-her father's residenee to the phice of execu ti.on, and, during . the pro Cession . tortured fire times' with- red hot pin c ers,, then, to have; both. her hands struck off, and 4,fterWards .to he beheaded, Eilet Hansen, convicted of being aceessory to the atrocious deed, was, to 11): his liotL at the sitil l e ti me , seotenced NAVAL NEW 8. I. l l,YmouTit,lll..vir 1O ---Arrived yesterday after= noon the Menelaus frigate, Capt. Sir PETER PAR -1:.E11, from Malta and Gibraltar, *after a long pas sage. The Menelaus sailed from Gibraltar, five weeks agd, in company.with a fleet, consisting of 28 sail, under convoy of the Photon frigate, which she.parted with on Saturday last, a few leagues to the Westward of Scilly. The Menelaus captured in the Mediterranean a French privateer of six 'guns and 75 men, and a. French vessel, from Algiers, bound to Toulon, which the carried into Gibraltar. She spoke yes ':terday morning, off the Daman, the Berolutionaire 'frigate, Captain Woot.comr.,•which was proceed . ,ing up efuumetfpr Portsmouth; after a long cruize oil' the Western Islands, with the squadron under the command, of Lord . 4`t. BEAUCLERCK. Site also spoke on Friday laSt,. off Scilly, the Helium brig of war", croizing. The Menelaus is under qua- rantine. Arrived the Medusa frigate from a cruise off the coast of Spain, Ist front, corunna. She has not rbrought any flees. Sailed the Protector gun-brig, with a fleet, for the Downs. Sailed the EsCori gun-brig with a convoy for Guei.mey ; and the Moodhoon,d gun-brig, with a convoy to the Westward. Arrived the American 'ship Mount Hope, from George Town, under license, with a cargo of rice, 'bound to . Cadiz; which vessel was captured some days si►tce, by a French privateer, and res.optured by the Surveiltante and 4ndromache 'frigates : the latter also arrive-i here thiS day. The Athates sloop of war is stated to have cap.: wed a large A►ne#dean brig. REAL, MAN. 11.---Arrived the Thetis‘privateer . , of Folkstoue, with the American brig GOvetnor MitldliVon,. laden. with cotton, &c. from Charles ton for Bourtleaux,and which she captured after a chase of 24 hours. PORTSMOUTIT ! MAY J h—Sailed his Majesty's ship Bittern for' Plymouth ; his Majesty's ship Primrose has got under weigh with her convoy for the Downi. Arrived eleven sail, of transports from Lisbon, part of the convoy of the Impetueur. By the fiellon'a, which sailed from St. Helena the 19th March, we learn that the Ceres , outward bound had arrived at St. Helena. , The extra ships Chapman and. Larkins, mated at St. Helena On : 16th March soiled from Bengal 27th 'De . No ship from China had arrived at St. Helena between the 13th and lath March.---The letter received by, the licllpna advise the sailing of the fleet from 'St. Helena, on the lady lliarcb, con sisting of 32 - sail, tinder convoy of his Majesty's ships' Horatio and Sir' Francis Drake; 18 are in diament the rest are whalers, Store-ships, fi:ee. The names of the Indimnen are, as' follow, 'viz Asia, Dover CaStle, IValthanistolo, Surrey, Astell, Prince Regent, Bengal, Earl St. Vincent, Lady Castlereogli,. Guildford, Sir Bensley, Ti gris,. . (liniial:Gambier, -Regent, .Sir roughs, Ja f ra, Fort William, aild General Graham, account of the 14;ast India neet having ar•- rlvccl on the Bth instaOt, is not cu re, pt ; 'they are hourly expected. Yesterday, about half-past twelve o'clock, her MAJP.S . TY',IIeeSSCS ELIZABETH and MAn . v, ar rived at the Queen's Palace front- Windsor, es corted by a party of light horse. They were vi sited. in the course of the morning by the Dukes cat' IcoRK, Sussr,x, and CAMBRIDGE ) the Princes, SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER, and a number of the No bility. The QUEEN and the PntxcussgS will remain in town till Friday. Yesterday his . Royal highness the Commander in Chief held a Military Levee at the llorse Guards, which was 'attended bythe Earl of Ux ntutm, Lord MoNtnioaT, Lord Ct.INTON A Gene rat MAITLANP, and the . Duke of who took his !cave previously to his Eng land. On Monday se'nnight the wife of 'John Co"rco vuit, of Cloga, in the barony of verk, and 'county iS.iikenny, was folind in :her bowie murdered. Strong suspicions have fallen on her hushatith who is believed to have continitted the ,him'rible. . decAl with a hammer. it is at: said that atter perpe trating the critne, he vent oat, locked the "door, thtcW the key under it, and uhiecinded. They had an altercation the evening before, and been in the habit of treating• her severely, in ci►nse tluettce of 'Jeri remonstrating with hint on account of his drunkenness. Some time ago an inhuman wretch had by night , , placed a new-born babe, dose to al farmer's pig stye, in the townland of 4euagh, about six miles from Newry. In the morning the poor infant wand und surrounded by the swine —Providence, however, mid not left the helpless innocent un protected.---A large mastiff dog belonging to the farmer stood over it, and, like a fait 'dui guardian, kept all the voracious animals at a distance. The, babe was folend ;dive in this extruoydinary situa tion. It has bee!' ,inee baptised by the name of John ilenagb, and-sent to- the Foundling Hospital iu Dublin. -,ti,l'bi.AtA__P. - kPEtts . 1 KING 51 - 0, MAW; If 20. —We have In tic ' I sure in stating, that the :Nimrod brig of lB§,l Ca pt. M 'Ton ELL Eli VC d privateerat #.ort OsgoloolV. day with' the American fiance, of two 12-poanders and 'one Coi pounder on a pivot, Avith h crew of 60.00, mantled by a Frenchm 7 fitted out at Charleston, thence, her prize. The nine o'clock on Monday justas she was in the aci Anna .In,sefa, gave chase pursuit until It:quarter b time the Nimrod dischari besides kecping•up' a COI which killed three men, eleven of her crew, whiz bulwarks are,totally des! Ilea: boats knoekod to p badly wounded. LAw.- 7 -Yester!lay bein ing Special Arguments, t heard nu motion but ma! moved his vote of census S!DmouTil, for refusing Gazette, the. dutiful an , COuri, to her Royal I! WALES, with her most Mr. FAVI;LL secoroled Mr. DIXON opposed th by nioving the previous Mr. ..I:tcKs seconded t The motion for the or put, and the Court div were— For the ilotiou.. 1 Alderman 55 Con - mono Tellers. NU:lority against the' Mr. WAITtiNiAN - tlien addressin . i; die Prince }IAY,.rARKET THEATRE again oared himself to, and diggasted ,publie ill The determination of the liis.theatrical follies see-m , we trust that the sense ex by every demonstration contempt, .by hissing, a, peel,, will have the ctFec from ,a scene where he ha: nities and insults, which would have died rather th third act, a ybung banta the stage, who, tuiconse now raged with increased peel his little wings, and si as you will, while I live 1 ON A LATE DI:LIC.I AT TUT Avaant, ye Committees, ye Retires,: rms . triumphant Ye 4,aly confirm what the wo) :chdam Moore hoe beend, al a crew 0! uv lani named JobeChote , and three inoliths fit Nimrod fell in with 10 y morning off .foianti!e„: ct of board • ing then rlit to her, anti contiititii 4 ; , before three, itariug kraTIV rged 30 broadsides' s ., ~. onstunt fi re of broadsides i ‘vounded the caputio e n she surrendereiji „ , i troed, as are lira'4o. 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Bnd.r.a dv taxi eesof IV AL 8: E$ le IV thl: town on their route to en a expedition. Lol • fil•tto•N `nice, e, and Sir Plus' r 13Rouanw Aare to follow meat. -. Yesterday the Dean of panied by the Court of Be Liberty of WeStinlUStert SIDMOUTIf, fit the SCCFC the Home Department, is sewed to him a Congrato being appointed nigh Stl Liberiy of Westminster. It is hoped, if the duy dlesex Meeting will be ye tations are numerous, and pillar entirely eclipse thin( Assault on Lord Coclaa lug, a servant man in th Dundonald, having some Lordship, Lold Cochrane , lug apartment, hastily en . servant for his behavione turned round on hiS very abusive language, down, .rind gave him two 'lately the other servants noise, and prevented ford was taken to the watch lodged all night, but was rated by Lord Cochrane's ( wishing to prosecute an 'O CORN EXCHANGE, MAY, arrivals of 'Wheat to-day. ut the last quotations : and fine samples has -e since Monday - ; Barley is duet ion of one shilling) per continue without variatiot to be lookiing upwards, a teration can he noted ; fl as well as other articles, Monday. Eoglish Wbeat 60s. 70s. 70 3 . 1 Pine ditto - - leaf. 1311. rsreiga do. - -110 s. 116$ I • 1-244. OM. Ity(— -- - 635. 635" " " I ' v - -40 s. 345.615. Nor :lino - - —s. I Malt - ins; 91s , Fine .!itto - - /01:3. I Whit.• Pease (boil.) 1023. 1141. Grey Pease - 675. 6:ls. nts• , nip' hots t.! Early yesterday morning, WS bier, Esq. one of the Conimissiot a s ,:.ird e e H ve nwrchguidirror