The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-01 00:00:00

CROWN AND ANCHOR, STRAND. 11URSCRIPTIONS for the RELIEF or the POOR SUFFER ING INHABITANTS of the different GOVERNMENTS of RUSSIA through which the French Armies have passed, inAheir late Invasion of that Einpire. AT it MEETING of the COMMITTEE the gOth of December, 1812. - - • Resolved, That the amoiint of the Subscriptions. be collected from the ilifferent Banhcrs weekly, in order that it may be invested in ExChequer Bills, untill it be paid over to his Majesty's Am bassador at St. Peters!rurgb.' SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, £9,675. 3 Charles Battye, Esq. John Osborne, Esq. 44, Charles-street, Berkeley square . Sir Thomas Homer, Kut. A few. Friends, in the habit of frequenting Mr Iluckle's, the Shades, Charing Cross, Ist, Sub scription John Morris, E. Fladong's Hotel . 5 0 0 Sir Itichard I•larrlinge, Part. Seven Oaks, Kent lO 0 0 Messrs..lobit Cooper and Co. Joseph Leach ! Es - q , sir. Abraham Hume, Dart. The 'Bishop of Durham lOO 0 0 John Dax,. Esq. , Right lion. J.ll. Addington • 'Messrs. '1 . 10. , ... :`,,Atts and C 0.... lO5 0 0 Rev. Edward Tlalli le' 10 0 0 Robert. Holfortl,E4q. ' . . The Hon. Philip Pn... , !. - • . ' lOO 0 0 Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart 5O 0 0 Francis Burton, Esq. , Isaac liawkitvi Brown, Esq 52 10 "0 Aelutiral4ll.ivut . Godfrey Sykes, Esq. . Mr. Itutlev, Covent-garden His Friend, C. 5... • 1 0 0 'l'.l'. The Proprietors of the Observer 3 3 0 ... -y g. insertion tm v..hater,er may tend to its Security, if written with temperance and can dour. • . Having thus openly stated our political and, religious creed, we trust, that we shall be faioured with a continuance of the patronage with which we have so long been hotrunred ; and our Readers may be assured, that we shall spare no pains to render our Paper an agreeable miscellany as well as a faithful record of passing events, and a firm and• steady. prop :of the British Con stitution. We this morning received Halifax Papers to the 4th ult. The following. is the only article of im portance they contain : ‘ MONTREAL, MONDAY EVENING" NOV. 16. " The Upper Canada Courier lias just arrived from Kingston ; it reports that on last Tuesday Morning, them appeared off Kingston, 7 armed American vessels, full of men ; tbat they bom barded that place during fifteen hours ; struck the Royal George three times ; killed one of her crew, a soldier of the Royal Newf)undland Regiment N I; C • AMERICAN PAI;ERS. --- WASH! NGTON, Nov. 6.—The subject of 3 bargo has been up thisllay, and is forthe at rest Harper, from New Hampshire , s after the meeting of the House, stated, ti bad a proposition to make which, in his op. required serrecv - cleared. He then o')sery of bread-sttuf in called for a nrOlif a resolution for Commerce autt ()flaying an emb; ton, from Virgin' as one of general resolution for an taken on both res gativeti by great WAMINGTON ing Mr. Harper's negatived by a la, an embargo may session. When tl and the wople of th eir drop, this agitated ; many o their mintk, and what it was yesterday. II r() IllittiC Wt.av , .7 ••- . , veil, .t i cl e , ) l ( o .l . l l l : lT * ) i ft yc e l , i y i : ll S:t t e a ttbl ifi l l i . site: the t 1 i g'ilt rv fli: : l3 ' tibe s Les r ,l4: ibitioti of I.l 4 a l u l ti i t l * l a ( e it t ' l i k r, z4 4 11 ,111711 ~ largo on mrb • lia, witi for t'', .i L embargo. Th "", soltition, majonti . ti tinbalgt. the ' ta l e ci l e u' : l till c'll°:)ti);''° " cite country tili! i questt.n will pia? of the Members a the vote be quo r(lay. ' I X , veneration, and convinced that the doctrines which he maintained were calculated, above all others, to support our excellent Constitution, %ire shall uniformly support his views and ob , jects, whatever changes may hereafter take place. As tbetlaims`of the R o lktit C ATHOLICS are likely to produce warm discussions in Parliament, as well as iu other places, we deem it our duty to declare our sentiments freely upon this im portant subject, and therefore we profess a firm determination to maintain our happy Establish ment in Church and State, and resolutely to re sist all attempts to remove those safeguards which the wisdom and virtue of our aucestors placed around it. The Roman Catholics enjoy a full 'toleration of their religious opinions and forms of worship, and an entire security in person and property ; that toleration and security we shall be as anxious to preserve for them, while they do not at political authority, as they them 'yes can be ; but ice will not turn our eyes the awful lessons of history, nor from isideratiou of the nature and character lan Catholic Religion ; and therefore as far as our bumble endea van, to be vigilant Guardians of CAURCII, act shall IliOlt res.. p, number as can be spared. the Lottery Offices will, as usual, be provided with sets of the characters fur their customers. This is New Year's Day.—Many 'persons make it an invariable rule to purchase in the Lottery on the first Day of the I ear, in order to try if it New Year will 'bring better lack; to - many it cer tainly must, for on the 14th Two Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Two of Ten Thousand Pounds, stc. &c. must be gained by Somebody. BRITISH NAVY.-- , There are at present in com mission 740 ships of war—of which 151 are of the line, 23 of 50 to 44 guns, 157 frigates, 101 sloops of war, 8 fire-ships, 197, armed brigs, 40 cutters, 43 schooners and tuggers. Besides which, there are building and repairing a great number, which will make the total amount 1007 ships of war, of which 257 are of the line. A correspondent has favoured us with tilt fol. lowing article of 'sporting intelligence: --The pro duce of one morning's diversion, by seven guns, at Sir T. Goocu's, in Suffolk, in October last, 'was 141 pheasants, 60 hares, five woodcocks, and several rabbits.—His Royal Highness-the Duke of CAMBRIDG E was of the party. Highway Robiery.---The plan of robbing hack ney-coaches has been renewed in tivb or three instances recently. Two stout fellOws hired a coach, driven by Joel Cloud, from the end of Ox ford -street, and when about 300 yards past Pad dington Gate they alighted. One of them pre sented a pistol at the coachman, who is 60 years of age, and the other robbed him of his watch, and 2/.. 74 after which they cut the traces and made bit, but the night was dark, and pursuit was unitiraihug.. n - y night a very fine lugger privateer, called the Grand Napoleon, hailed his Majesty's sloop of war Royalist, and inquired if she wanted a pilot ; our brave tars answered by firing a broadsideinto the Frenchman, who endea voured to make his escape, but having his main , mast shot aw a y, the Royalist thought proper to pilot him into the Downs as her prize. Came in the brig Riga Merchant,Tu Ea, of Sunderland, light, taken about 'ng, off Fairleigh, and retaken by his , loner. Pioneer. Pioneer. At the time of the r. e were eleven or twelve privateers in s% t, and the coast to Rungeness was in a blaze from their continual firing. PORTSMOUTIR, Dr.c. 31.—Arrived his Majesty's ship L'Espiegle from a cruize ; and the Mulgrare man of war from of Cherburgh ; his Majekty's ship fervent takes convoy for the Downs; the Pembroke man of war with the Murs and Venus Spanish frigates, came into harbour. DEAL, DEC. 31.—Arrilect the Gambier cutter from Exeter. Arrived the drgus Deal pilot cutter, after ship ping all her pilots on board ships off Dungeness. She took in twenty more, and proceeded immedi ately for the same destination. Came down from the . River qte badatus and Barossa frigates, officers; and also that ----r dollars be ed to be distributed to the offiecri money, in „testimony of the sense of, of their bravery, &c 'The Report 1.115 4 a Committee of the whole House , 4 " order of the day for Monday next. [Flinn TIIE NATIox.4I. I NTgo , O r o ili The following additional instructi" given to th e public and private a rluet the United States 0 5?1 -1 " The public and private arincq P: 1 1 United States me not to interrupt WI , S , armed vessels bound to vhie is , 1 1 1 „ 1 , ] ; O P ' with supplies for the humane estani,-3 place. fill • " By command of the Preside nt ° States, &e," 1 ------- ' , OP' EXTRACT OF A LETTER 1110 g M 143 pA ritr ;EEIPTI: 1A8N172 :Cl' of Ls°,l-“):43 sta ft , N Our Government have retuseu t 0 more licenses to import provision 9 itit which, we presume, voi pia IA!) Cif° evt':i ports (luring the war. The crol's 1,111110; j Hut tsse are abundant, and Spilt 313''• be amply supplied from the Black Spa, '; near; Barbary, Baltic, &e." ------ ,a T 4 FART3ER DOCUNIRNTS AccogrANYl- , - - DENT'S MESSAGL. MR. GRAHAM TO MR. Departrient of St-it' , o (p 11,—The Secretary left this city $.4041 age, ult a short visit to Virginia. 01P rlOl Mr. Baker has, in consequence 0) p s atches front his Government , 4". oiter. made ine ICCODIMittIiC:IO The barque Mar!, from Prince Edward Island, [FROM THE PHILADEI 3 3 0 INo other lives 'were lost. Then tnemy then left lie rroprietorsot tiic observer Arthur Young, Eic i with a cargo of timber for t.os port, arrived here From the temper of so. 4 MI,. Young 1 1 o there forSacket's Harbour. No landing was cf- - Washinelon it would not be stira t a rt s , b / • . M iiS loung . 1 1 0 i . , this day. . 50 0 0 lecteu.n OW 130.9.arK4'.47Pir Thoinas Beruaril, Bat t ' ' Arrived the French chasse-maree, La avilite,- of December. 4 - 'thonyinons *Cle°" 10' Jinnes progdert, Esq. M.P. •' 26 " A letter f P 1 th In the Inuhest administration ei o o , . • ~..4 , T 111olirh'.:Latv, William ll.lkhed ueral armistice were to be proclaitae , . r 1 61 0.4 1,,,:r 'te.,lieu Caseee,-Esq, .:. -. • luliert, Adair, Esq. n t o h f a A t l t t h a eshingtnnytyas?.ss e t r ol t r :reco 0 principa objection • , re ,-,. 1-Ictiry Owen Conliffe, Esq ... • • F. Lind, Esq. . . The schooner Marry, belonging to this Port, Mrs. F. Lind ' 55 0 .—.....p...—.—. . b The, llishe,) 4 (:arlisle 55 0 Yesterday afternoon her Royal Highniss the I iiEw, master, upset in a squall, about three t S o e • n n a o t l o le r % . t G ,h r e ea re t s ß ei r h it d a i i n n e: o h r a ( s iei b . e o e f n jt s l a n t e is 2 fti o c . tel A u Yi stii io ... . Rat% wahaw Dealtri .. ... itev. C. W. Le R as ~,, r) 5 a Princess of WaLEs arrived 'at !ter house at Ken- months since,. on the coast of Brazil ; near Per- the article in that order, se • l ervin!, .., Mr. Cilikti ' 65 0 sington, in a chariot and four, -from Blackheath. nain i buco, on her passage from St. Salt/adore to virtu . o tiagel'- •.. taM the right, under certain eo ,‘ , e : h h i ct i : e e t s e t t a l n u d i i t i h i goal the and i a n h ll i u n c er i t i ,t e o( c ia! . 1..1 Itlaior-General Sontag A Messenger arrived in town early yesterday Ralph i". , -ifisorougli, NI D Edward Hyde Last, E , ,q. • , Jonathan Millie, Esq, M. P front Lord WaLrott. ~ cook, who was drowned, were saved by the boats - 10 10 0 •-• • g the Orders in Council, , i t a s . - ::',. i ; I„ John Freeman Esq . - 5 5 0 Letters were yesterday received from Gijon, of .of a Portuguese schooner, in company which vt-s standingl • • . "I n : ow' would takeplace. . - ' John Date, ,L 4 q. - . • 10 10 o had no doubt, that by Christni• , •. Lientenant-General Cartwright ' 20 o 0 tiff! 22d nit. which contaiu no news of the slightest ' - . alie war with Englani , ere 4 , , .Ir,lin C osliog,Glotteetter-place, New-road 5 5 a importance. dismusted at the same time and mach clainaeed the distinguished d • res of th„!`. 0 , a wee Charles Berry, E sq 6 .5 0 Lord Viscount Si iilport . lOO 0 0 21 0 o 1 of A depot of arras, was lately seized by the . order and greater part of them have arrived at Falmouth theuo t conduct tt ofo Abel Moysey, Esqthe Magistrates, near Halifax, in conseqnence in a packet from the Brazils. The Ilarru had Giles Tecapleman, Esq .10 0 0' of • information given to them hy 'one of the . parties .. . at %Vashitiaton -• tacit t short J. Jacksoto Es q , aialta part of a cargo..• • • • antity of specie ( - inboard., 0 , • , • • Lord Loraine ... 2O 0 0 concerned M the late disturbances in that nei'l.l. ._i ta _before a measure of :‘ very deeisi • • biesars•flaart , • • • • iOO 0 0 bouthood. - • • - ~.' .:• ; • - , . „ .. . FAL:IIOI7T, i I " , ' ~' ' ' - '+' ' aved this evenlfig the . Lord' Willoughby De Broke lO 0 One of the minor Pai.is Papers of the 21st inst. . , :• .• - - • ;7•„_, ' of Buonaparte. Perhaps no jo The Eisrl'of Aylesbury lOO 00, ,, t. ~ -- - proposed in relation to the email' • •,. states, that the Managers of theDperaComique have ' cartei swap „ ,.., : e.,,,,, c• , ,:. t o cl x, from,,Mor,,, more opportune than the present, Ewan Law, Esq. Horstead.place, Sussex .. Admiral Fortescne - hal% , which -,1 l af; ' ; t; :;:, 1 0,,, 07 t h iris ,. The master • - dila haughty and insolent ally asl 1 Lord Ellenhorcmgh i 50 0 0 gence, on account of the•llkte riot in that theatre in • , - ' ; 1 a ... , ...:fi 1 • indemnity for the contintnd . i ai ~ '. r' 1' 0 "' '-a , l' 1 `!'• - 1 ' "' IV! ' ''''''''' tNtren''' Y ' sat ' s P c •.• 'flitted upon our rights, , . ' ! . Lord Eldon i 105 0 0 .1 t.• , , 1 Wffien t h e statue of BUON Ara RTE. WaS thrown uowo , •:. Messrs. Samuel Dreis) rind Oryiliterlotty lOO 0 0 at tn. ; . ~. . rII - - , , 1 , ‘-' , l th arm • John Whitmore, Esq: / lOO 00 ' mid broken. This sfficiently denotes the politic 4:,..,..t o. _no.Na. ••,..• ..... 11 .(-1 ,„. k C. y [pßa., - , , -'t 5..! ~,d,',. Michael Lamaision, LL.D. Alphington, Devon lO 0 ter of the riot, as excited by of ito. ia i la: di-Arc , ,t.til situation they a re in. , iii Yes- .. owl. , Richard Thompson, Esq. Grosvenor-square • . , .. ~ Samuel Prime, Esq R , • . . . , i•:, , .., , Nei c;irried over a great many Froneh„ 4 . .oirought „ 4 ,, , . •:: ~ , ' ~.......;- t hecew', - ~ Messrs. Greenwood, Cox, and Hammenly lO5 0 0 A:a.aceting of the lohaoitants of Lo.) , ''. -'''.,,,, - ~• •t , „ . .•.,i , v e clonc back., She also carried some pats 'ages', ••.' • ' 2 , •••,•.' -•- : - . ' • -.. ' ~/Ire' Westniinster was. held ou Ttie , ; day., :it, tit, 4 , /,'`;•( , .,,a - ...• N. B. A Gentleman attends at the, Crown and Anchor daily, from Eleven until Three o'Clock, to receive Subscrip- Tavern, when it was resolvva -,, petit; , i i,,taiii4r a . to be very valuable) addressed to the En -Oct' Cons ; or they may he paid to the different Bankers of Lon. inept against the CathOlic C.l3ine4. . 10/ - ' Fraace. :. and 414iiik of such I" - . *--: tO .. , ..,,.) •' . ntry at war ,- -:..it1100..a. meu •., do:) and Westminster, to the different Bankers of Loudo n , t . and 'Westminster, to the account of Crown and Anchor Sub- The Opera House ii i . . 4 ;,-1, i, 1,1„,,k, ,„ b e . '••••.. ? old farmers sot , ; l a Also arrived, the American licensed Sn. .-- . ~.itil.l 7k yitli t i llt otolley atni wititoiti. „ 11 :: seription for the Russian. Sufferers., "..•ap...)iitir repvescsitatk e%, who are pato.A • opened at the usual aLa i,•.•J.„ : ,,,,i, „ 4 ,,,,,,,ko stw ai ng treeea---" ----ra.---a-saaara-aa-ssarrasaarat all the g ( illabb ;1t ',..: .4 lit i. , ' ii,i , il whicil IlaVeAiken Trader, YOKK, untster, from Gibraltar, 'ltlt . ' a; : 't it ry,, spemiiottyl :•i,. t ~.. . - .. L•. , ., , , ,", „, cargo of Gallipoli oil. i - , r.rt -01,,ce and pros-1)C! :k y. Vl'lee, '' ,, j: . , :'' -! r .!. , ....41,11k:4 , ' ~Ctit. 1 .ki,,:5.' , ' , . ~, , - ~....:khc-t-aptain of the lan Tro:7 , _ /2. ~ tatt-s, 014 t a • • - NEw YoRE., Nov. 16.—.1. rei)ol t - ;,,-.: ikatuvEn—, Guernsey, 1.1.45ey, 1 1)01in, p r y,, • ,ii,,,.. ! 1 ,. ~,,, i,, ~..:.. -, ~•„.., ideriltg the fliffietiAe 4 ' bun. . nottunburl,- , r4'414 , O . W.littr.d;;r;f I' " ' ' ' ' ' . ' '''' j ' ' , 2 town last Sliturday by an JAlbatty 4'!•'' r ,, , ' •„:" . r..•:, ' , . • ~,, ,til whirl, - 0, , %._ ..- eitr.an had to couteutt ,. .,:i . n convoy from England hail arrived, at Gibraltar : . Tut_ „:,; ':'',''..,:' '7 O . ~- Titr ' the re ~ • ~1 ~, Drury-Lane Theatre it yesterday saw a brig, which be supposed to be tt published in the i?apers, tha , an i• ;% po i • • , , Itl rived_at Albany from the Northc.a A p , , , ! .• e te would tic ,1 hariess task to raise a third th * , privateer, with an English flag over an Americao ; information that General Staith Pr) •••• lk,- J .1.. N • even if a legislati‘e sanction could be obtained, 111 '')'' ~ • • also spoke on Saturday last a brig from Bona. the Niagiti.a river at . Lewiston, av 0 . e , , ,,,,,, under leis command, and carried '9 4l ` ° , t l ;',,',' tooaat •.• „1 rqdiSti•oA,...itm AItOEA, ? • but no such difficulties would oppose such ,n. • vista for London, with loss of mainmast, and ap- object, for a great stun of • money been f;ttbscribed - for the purpose, lias actually and an applica- par , en . tly much damaged. Fort George, and thatiGeneral lbw', c a ',.,, i • I. 0 N . I) 0 IV, pe etatital ' ;1" . , lion will certainly be made to Parliament iii the ~ course of the present session, The regalar Sailed the following West Indiarnen and Afedi- said to be conquered. Ex • Detroit and Fort AI altlon. 1 !Weed all , tr . 101,k0A.Y . JANUARY I, 1813. and proper purpose of the drama has not been • terranean vessels, under couvoy of his Majesty's I c aet l •- ". ti 1-toe-to have this agreeable news . ver y . . ; , forenoon, anxiously awaiting North lit , ._. duly considered in the size of the present 'llie- the docksyvere lined on the ,0 1 :0 • , ,-, brig Rapiti;--akhn of Gau»t SWINDLEBERG Rox- lt frifrAl'c'l, — , y 'iii our practice, from the origin the art oe t', titre, and therefore a third is wanting, that'skall leave to the others shewy processions, pageaniry, burgh Castle, —, Ann Dorothy, CRASS, Whim S t • t he c 3l 0 , eam-boat ; bat, bebold, when . . 0 , 4 ihc i i of tliia P,(pvr., to offin• our compliments to oil/ . „ ~,' etc. and confine itself to the relnesentation of WiLSON, and Ann, APPLEsON, from the \Vest In- side of the wharf, instead of confi""` ` that. rtelaci , art, • - • Ihe comtnencement of a NEW YEAR / thoseplays which are intended to improve itio- ' pa ssee i d o r,, : . i ,•-• e , 11aUld make but tio ill return to them rals through the' medium of amusement, andby a exTress came to the Governor %vita l iatt• ;, „.• 1 .,/ '• ._. STEVENSON, Mary, BUTCHER, Albin, BAXTER innta"' 0 1 ! faithful picture of mankind, give due warmeg to . , that the army were in want of a " o we, .1 , , :iL- fro.' ekatronaae which we have experienced ' -, 1 :) ' vice, and encouragement to virtue. and Almathea, CARNSILL, from Malta, for London. WASUINGTON, NOV. 12.—The ii , i it • roo , ~ooa„.'...,;alo4t:taia so, long a 'Trim], if we were . silent on -- day at the usual hour ; but ;idiot' 4 ,,, t I, Arrived the Sceptre, DARCHARD, from Rib Jane- . . .. af beru'.,, ,I, ;'• tl••• present occasion. TWELFTII-WIGUT OfIARACTERS ,-Two sets Of o'clock, as there was-no business .. Characters hare been executed for the present sea- fro, for London; the Lord ll'eliington transport:for ,• wr ••• , •-•' • le principles upon which Tar; Sc rat was esta- son, and may be had gratis of the Contractors for 6 consequence. . far! • 1 k•'..,, ~e •- • :',a • f0t ,, , , • Portsmouth, with French/ '• • '•prisoners;, ,a Civilde 'Die Committee to whom Was te a n . 'I! • •••,. . . -- a: 1' -. ~ , .. ~. ;1- shed were those of Mr. PITT, and it has been the Lottery, Messrs, SWIFT and Co. and ;Messrs. F • • • ' der - ' ..,, -,• :,;•x, .....-•,, elicit prize, with brandfand nine for Plymouth solution relative to the Cowman . „,. p • •-., . - . a 0,, , ,, , 5.• . • GOODLUCX and n application r IttcrinaDsost, . 2 , Co, . , 1 P: • 1 : v. , ..„.,,,- the .constant Aim of' the Proprietors, through all 1 that the , ~ • o, -. e , at either of theii Offices. Pastrycooks and Con- captured by his Majesty's ship iirmide, and also e Constitution tie ~ reporteo, , top al- -• - le-Ck the -......„,..,-•,..., , changes of Btlimt . . iistration ' inv ariab ,tly to ad- r t • are requested to state • • 't* 0. the the - United States be re nested eta - r i l„,JO ec lonersto wri in,„ le several coasters for the Eastward. - . . ' • itah e xi, here to thoseprinciples. Holding the , ~.., ..,. charac- number of sets they may respectively wont, which _ . tam Huila gold medal with $u 0 Ai i- t . c • , devices and silver medals to tri • L. 0 .41 0 ..; Y ter of that illustrious Statesman in the highest shall .be sent to them, if possible, or as near the DOVER, DEC. 31.-08 Tuesday meat a vper• 4,,. mr,....— , , , .. _ ... .1,-.11al•S L' B - ‘ number as can be snared. The Lottaaa, CI IN ~... ...:11 vanarntinn_ send ni-tv.1_41r.,.,.A .1.-A: ,t_ _ NAVAL NEWS. I . PLYMOUTII, DEC. 30.—The Pheasant sloop of war has captured and sent in here this day the American schooner Hope, from Oportci, with a cargo of salt, bound to America. • , .. . Arrived the Scylla sloop of war, Capt. 'relit soN, with a convoy from Scilly, consisti !' " the brig Ci - eseent, of Low.on, REYNOLDS, Master, from Malca and Gibraltar ; the ship Vigilant, of Hull, Ctavroan, master, from Palermo, Malta, and Gibraltar, both with cargoes, bound to Lon don ; a transport from Lisbon with wounded sol diers, and a few other vessels, names unknown. The vessels from the Mediterranean, sailed from Gibraltar in company with the fleet under convoy of the Kent man of war, from which they parted, and were driven into Scilly by contrary winds, both which put in here to wait convoy, and are under quarantine ; the Cres4nt spoke a few days since the Fortunee jrigtfe, ' Captain SEYMOUR, druizing, 'all well; the liitittnt has brought three passengers. ;' • TL ly If from Prlncr - -.. ':