The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-15 00:00:00

L 0 N 0 N, MONPNY) •.t.tRCII 15, 18,13. Another Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morn. ing. The accounts it brings confirm the evacua tion of liamburgh, and the towns on the Ellie by the French ; and state, that' at least 20,000 peasants in lianover,were id arms. The Kink of Panista is said to have issued a spirited Proclamation, dated from Breslau, in which he statesi.in some detail, the Aggressions of France, the all - series of his people in come quence of them, tind invites his loyal subjects to an : appealto : arms, to redress their wrongs, assort 'their rights, and to maintain the glory and secure the independence of their country. There appears to he no doubt that the Russians , . were in possession,of Berlin on the 2-ith ult. ; and' they were probably, at liamburgli a few days af teritards:' Magdeburgh appears to he the point now cho sen by the French for the concentration of their troOi,s, and where they will endeavour to make a stand,; and- this position is mentioned in the Paris Papers as the intended station for the bead quiirters of BUOI4APARTE.- The populace of Dresden arc reported to have isurrounded the King's Palace. and refused to suffer bum CO quit the Capital, exclaiming that 'the Russ kiwis were advancing as friends. • The following are extracts GorrEntniOrt, Mallon 9,—The last mail from Copenhagen. informs us, that the French have en tirely left' namburgh, 'Altona,' Lubeck, and all theadjarent country. Great quantities of colo nial produce are 'already importing, and the con tinental system 'no lringer exists. Many . of the French Donaniers have been killed at liamburili. It is said that, in Ihnover, at least 20,000 of the peasants,,are in arms. No. accounts have yet been received of the fall Daritzie. 'kw it. a invesive train Atte that the ears - minding works are taken, and its sur render inerita6le. COPENHAGEN, 11tActr 6.—A Danish brig is trrived, to be fitted otg immediately for a, person Of eistinction, supposed for England. Riots con. thine irtliainburgh, Dantzie was not takep on the 27th ult, but its' surrender was hourly expected. Coronna Papers reached tottn this tnorning to the 3d instant, mid Lisbon Papers arrived yester day to the 2d. I)ispatchts weee also received from the Marquis of WELL'INGTON, dated.Frenada, the loth ult. An attempt was made oil thF 20th by a French force, under the command of GeneralFoY, to sur prise_ the post of liejar, occupied by Sir lt. but the enemy were repulsed with loss, 7,lnd pur stiec,i to a considvable distance. The Coraiina Papers speak of 15,000 Fretieb Laving marched 'from the Peninsula to Franee, together with several convoys. A Prussian officer arrived yesterday with dis . patches, wko, it:is said, in the confidence of a perfect utuler,,tanding between' his Court and the itish Government, under the new circumstances of,the Continent, has come to apply for assistance iii"the Corm in it can be most Conveniently strord , .ll. aho brings intelligence of an eahle,arrangcnient between the King of INUSSIA MA the Emperor ALUXANDER, who were to have a personal conference. Captain BONNER, an Austrian officer, has ar, ived with dispatchei frbrn Vicuna.. General froiT is arrived from his mission in the Nort:i of Europe. The Daphne frigate was Nvait ing for him in Gotrenhurgh Roads when the at pcicut 441iled; and a telegraphic message was re- Ct.:l% Vti oar Saturday evening, announcing ,his ar ty, al at Yarolooih. He reached town yesterday. have not hvartl any particuluis connected with the licliera-i's arrival. 4'.l;(e!'tvritiitg the above we have learoed thltt, Cami , rll. 110ep brottgitt. the- 'freaty. httrAr . eco c,illitry and Detim'arti. It is ri".ported that r— .;.4k),,T1.1 , .. is to post laiirtaclf at the head- of a t i - ,. , -,..! . ,)'(.0-opel•ate i s tile detiverabce of (iertuaoy. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 13.—Sailed yesterday the Hermes sloop of war, on a,cruize and the Arrow schooner on a nruize off the Coast of Vrance. The Dublin , man of war, and the Motquito 'sloop of war are gone up the Harbour to be refitted Sailed the Clarence man of war, and the Fanqj hired armed cutter to join the squadron off,33rcst the Dispatch sloop of war on a cruize to the Westward ; and, the Arep' tuneo) tender fprPublin, Put in here to join convoy the brig Friendship, lIVANAMAN, with oats, .for London ; and the sloop tinion, JoNEs, witti provisions', for Ports mouth, both from Waterford, ArriVett the Speculator hired armed logger, with a convoy, from the Eastward ;, the sloop Property, PCHNDESTRE, from Jersey, with a cargo of cider, bound to Poole, put in here by contrary winds ; the brig Good Intent, BAKLR, from Waterford, with a eargO-of wheat, for this port; the Nan y, Comma's, and Just, JACKhO'N ! from London ; and Richard, JOHNSON, from Sunderland, coal laden, DEAL, MA . R,6n 1 . 11:---Arriedlis Majesty's shit• Havock from iicruiie; also the Dwarf cutter . His Majesty's ships remain all well as per last_:' FALMOUTH", " 12.---Arrived yesterday, the Earl Spencer cutter, from Cork,. iVith several vessels under convoy. Arrived to-day, from the, ,stward, the Echo sloop of war from a cruize ; Sandwich packet, iti ten day§, frdni Lisbon, with a Mail; Prinem Eli ;abeth packet, in'eie.it days, from Coroana, with a Mail. Sailed his ,Majesty's ship Andromeda, for Gibraltar. TORBAY, MARCu M.—l-The Newfoundland fleet got' under weigh to-day, bnt the wind coating from the south-west. they ha t VC anchored ag►in. A fleet of about 200 sail, now off the Berrhead, are expected to bear up for this bay, should the wind not prove more fay . ourable in the night. The Nocion packet from the Braiilt, was taken on the 11th December by the Essex American fri gate, and retaken on the sth January,. by the gelvidere frigate and carried into Bermuda.. COVE or CORK, 111Ancit 9.—On Friday the fleet for Lisbon, &c. sailed' tinder -convoy of leis fli 'Atijesty's stilp MOM, Capt. 4wAzt4E, 1 r - tired tbi.; morning frp►n a eitil2c. Sir JANtr.s,YO ,is appoiAteci to the epmmand the •sryit*dron. on'the Lakes in. Canada, as Com modore, and Clot to he under the command of Sir RtenAno HEATS, or Sir .1011 N WARREN. On Saturday last, the dispatches fOr China and jndia by -the Hugh Inglis, - Lord Melvit4, Hope, Wainfer Castle, ctimberlanti, Watley, 'Lowther, Sir Wm. Pulterney i Union, I)evaynes, Geii;;ral Stuart, fluddaiti ()man, it Pitt, and iiord EhLn, were finally dosed at the East India llouie, and delivered to their 'respective Pursers. We are happy to learn that ►the Duke of Sus enjoys better health at this time, than he has done fora considerable time past. Yesterday the Junc E AD;iIICATE laid before the PRINCE REGENT, the proceedings orsoine Courts Martial, and took his Royal Highness's com mands on them.' The 'following is a copy of the note from Sir JOHN DOUGLAi to LOril CARISLEREAOH, pr6ions to the intetvip,v, Sir Jonw bad with his. Lordship, in coisegnence of .speech , in the House of Conurions, on Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE'R MO tioo, at which Sit Jotor made the remonstrances to ,his Lbydship alluded to in a Morning Paper of Friday last " Major-General sir Jon,. DOUGLAS requests to know frorwLord. CASITI.EUCAOII, as a man of honour, whether lin, in his place in the flonse of Commons, on Friday evenimr, declared his 'wife to be a perjured person, and upon W 41,1 t *round be founded his Accusation The object oc this , note "was to ohtain limn his Lordship, out of the fiodse, an avowal of the language be had used in his plzice as a Member but which was disappointed, by the followicg note from his Lortlkship to Sir Jon a, in answer : " 'Lord CfliimPltr.M 3 l l dernis it ',is dni.v to decline giving. t.n NfOor-Citneral Sir,J, Doutit.as any i napftnatitiOn of pKoceed ings. in tvhielt he frit him ‘elf labliged to eottetti., when acting by his Nia:4esty's command' in tliFitittrge of his functions .as Privy Cottn,ellor, or in explanittion of them to the House of Commons:" A similar note wns sent by ',Sir .Tiottw to. Mr. WHIT.BREAD, with the same view to which he returned the following ruistver " M:ik.r-Genural Sir ion's; Dotrqu.s'.4 quest Rut to Mr. Wif !TRAP:AI) is ,founclod upon word; attributed to him to.bare been spoken in his place in 1'41.1i/talent, ;%Il"; WlllVrtilic.Au is there fore . under the il'eceisity of 'an answer td that question." . • M. M. of Kensington, a Stock.biol4r, p u t a period to his existence, by shooting himself with a blunderbuss, on Saturday. A fire broke out, on Saturday last,: at Mr s . Turton's, York-street, Baker-Street, which in, tirely consnowd that honge in a very short time, but 'was prevented, by the tintrly assistance of an engine, front exteridin 4.1 y further. One'yonng -voinan threw herself oat. of the %Vin.low,'aud was so.rnuch hurt by'the r.lll, that it is said. t she los uinee died, Ia other person wa., IMATLS. Annivr.u-1 Lisbon, 1 Gottea')urgll, 1 Cornnna, '. C3urru sey, 4 Jersty, 3 Dublin, t Waterford. - men OF STOCKS tills DAY AT TWELVE &CLOCK. Consols .5.91 g I per Cent. 89 ee g TPE SUN. sou:A Q( S inct:Re rAwitim AtmE.tr ? tORtfisINA PArEtts. COiliiNNA ) 'MARCIE toiripanies of our hossars were . surprisd in Defievefitei smile, of whom remained prisoners. • trench .cmitinue .sendiiig -tdrivoys frtttti Ilfirgos to . Franee. . MARCH 2.—Letters from Caitiie tiotkirig particular. OVZEDO, PEa. 17. - --According to ietteri ffoin the Montana, it appears certain that there have already marched from the Peninsula for Prance, 15,000 BIM GCIIOTaLMENDIZABEL. was towards. Brobusea. We are assured, by notice received by the post ofyesterdav, that the English lama made 'a move ment, and that their principal forces 4c marching towards Estreinadura. . • ottutmit,l Fan. 26. 7 .--By. a. person worthy of credit, very recently 'arrived here from 13iseay, the known that there Have passed this town for 1 4 rance, 17,000 Frenchmen ; this. intelligence, joined to what we receive from all other parts, inclines us to believe. that they are retiring. It' would, how eyer, be betterfor us to attack them, and . that we should every day evince more adtivity and energy. thi,lis.the tithe fur us to use all our efforts ; drain resources. all our LISBON PAPERS. . .• LISBON, NlARcit .1. EXTRACT. 4F AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH v3orit GENE- . , RAL THE. MAItaUDI OF WELLINGTON 111% EXC,ELLENOY ~sgrion . DON MIGUEL. PEREIRA If)E.TAZ,-. DATED HEAD-QUARTERS, FRENADA, VER. 24. Since the enemy retired across the Tormes, as I stated in my.last INspatch tp your L xeei lency, nod his troops-left their cantonments, those of. the Upper Tormes again joined on the 19th inst. in Congosto, F.l Bario, and 'lit, .and on the : morning of the. 20th a corps ‘ of near.lsoo infantry And 100 horse, under the emu- Mond of the General of Division, Foy; endea voured to surprise and attack the post of Bejar, occupied by Lieut.-General Sir Rowland Hill, with the 50th regiment and 6th Portuguese Ca c;:dores, which were under the command of Lieut. Colonel Harrison, of the 50th regiment. " Thy surprise did not succeed; and the enemy rvere repulsed with loss, being pursued to some distance by the 6th Cacadores; commanded by Major Mitchell. " I enclose ticut.-Colonel Harrisoe's letter, by which your Excellency will perceive that ,the Colonel mentions the good conduct of the 50th regiment and iith Cacadores. ohw, enemy lately 'united in . Benavente nearly . 4 oitibo men, from their garrison on the, Douro,. ! - And, last week made an .excursion be yond the Esla, towards the vart of,Pnebla de Sa nahria. " 1 have no information of the enemy's having male, any other movement." EXTRACT (111 P A tEITAR FRONI LIErrr..COLCiNF.I. lIARRIWN", LI/WT.-GENERAL SIR ROWLAND I)ATRD BEJAIi, FF.B. 20, 1813. "1= have the honour to inform you-, that this morning, a little before break of day, 'our plc quets were attacked, and after, some brisk firing, were obliged to retire ; but being reinforced by some dOmpanies, of- tie 50th, mid of the Gth Ca cadores, to whom 1 Jim greatly indebted for the assistance whicii they lent, on this occasion, the :enemy wa's repulsed. s • " I beg' leave to mention Captain Mnt'aes, of the 6th Cacadores, who particularly distinguished himself hi . checking the progress: of the enemy's march, and was slightly wounded: 1 have every reason be fi atisfied with the good conduct of the. officers and soldiers of the 50th regiment. and.Gth Cacadores, which compose the garrison of this plac.." -ST. JAGO, FEB. 16.----There is -much talk of many French having united in Salamanca and its neighbourhood, for which reason„ , it is said, the English and. Portuguese .which were in Bran ganca, with orders to enter Spain, do not advance. By letters front Seville, we know that -there were there 14,000 well disciplined and clothed Spaniards._ : • CAM z, FED. 20.—A dispatch from Col.Loaga, stating his having taken on the 10th inst. after a siege of three days, Salinas de Anne, in which were 2 , 16 French soldiers, and six officers, has been received by the Regency, and from the Duke dc Ciudad lt9drigo. Vesterda y , thc LU RU C.IIA NCELLOR , the Earl of LlVEratoot., and Count .I‘II,INST bad audience . of the PlifN.C . B. itEorsiT at. Ckirltott-house. Yesterday, the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an inter view with the Puchess Dowager of LEEDS, at her house in GrOsvenor-street. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign o:tice, which remained sitting till near five, - Mr. Ltsf.r., the•Meisenger, who arrived at the Foreign Office on Saturday, was accompanied by, two Officers : one of them had au interview with the PRINCE RP:orAT, at (321.4)n-house, soon after his arrival. Messrs. I.4AltoitcutatE and Bonskti whose in tended mission: from Holland' to the Russian Mi.. nister here,- as, noticed in a fortper paper, arrived in town on Saturday night. CArrAlN.l.lErcuy This man who Made a false charge, against .the,iiritiSh Government, of hay i Been eniploycd 'by Sit 4 J., Craig, GoVernor of to carry on a plot agaiut the American • Government, hai been apprehended at .LymingtOn, and lodged in the County Goal. lie has gone under various names 'and characters, and was on the point of quitting this conntry'when he was ,taken. Baron Geramb, so Well kpow' n by his eeeentri eities in England, is slid to have been shot in 'France, by order of Bnonaparte.- 'III;: was - con ve•yed•froni flelig,olatid to the Continent, and ini niediately'upijn his 3rriral Was arrested, and sent nader an armed escort to Hamburgh. On the road `be escaped feorn hisguards, 'but was ,overtaken. Vii.i6ii ,Aetiii..; ii Picnis, I%•larccii 4. , .. , - , 4 ei'r'e asstited that ocA Emperor will iiiiiiiediately proceed to AittwerN -where he will visit his squatleon. From theE e he *ill go- to Aansterdalii, stint he may;inspet the flider; and the stiiitidrOn ih the Texel that from Molter , thence. he will proceed ;to Groningen, Osnabruck, Bremen, and Hamburg'', from this last-mentioned city he will take Int: lieat:quarters to 111agdeburg. • c b' ' VAR's, MARC ii,6,---,The developernent o f the force which is at preseni operating. on the wl)oet ritirfzic of the Preach empiroi is ofitself sufiicietill to inspire _confidence; and give 'assurance to t . e ; niost timid minds. • licver bas been seeu An .: allipiti of such great activity never has aay A . ministration sheivii more energy, norbeen bett''' and that seconded by the teal of. its subjects'. •• Ills best' ' the Emperor arrived at Paris ow the 18th ni l i ,; December.. It was not till the epoch of the I:, Ja.nuary, that the losses sustained In, were thoroughly knOWn, and that measure' '`",: taken for repairing them: It was necessary,ala assign the sundry contingents. of the Conse,r i P t/ o f from the Sditthern tepartinents to tbe inouth s s bor'''„', the Elbe, and from'Finisteire; even ti) tie Of the Ante and the Tibet'. The remount' l ' u u 4 , . cavalry, the trans of al:finery, ainnewitito all kinds, &c. could not be cOunueneed bef"r',li,. course of January, and yet, hotivithstanding'eri towards the middle of February, not 0 11 ).'„ r jo .' the P,,,.r . thing was organized,• but every thitig 01. P1 4 nt hon. 'Upwards of 200,000 men . wete.l ° 4 ` the the disposal of the military authoritits4r ,t 4. greater past of them. have 'either arriveell,ter, pp lace of destination, or arc on their sceY t ,', l n t v I Vpwards of 20,000 horses, the result of v ° ` l '„), i icli gitts, were tiCaled to the iiinnerous remount; -. 1 ,1 c 1i the Government furnished on its part e en i .T . i 'l l i a ble will render the French ' cavalry more N r "' -' , than ever. . tlie'' _• We have mentionedrwith particular exr i. e ' b at departments, and even the individuals, "I t heir' hitherto given the most particular proof' ° , c i i ‘tp' much rapidity. patriotism, and of their devotion' to the Sn'.' h. so, Never has the Conscription been raised. v' t st v rents rival each other in zeal and acti vt Y; ;D lrill, new conscripts are animated with the hl o t( and such is the aptitude of the French Or i t et''' • eogtuSallil ability i il astonishing ihe _exercises, that a few weeks will be s ufficien t ',i l k' able them to appear with honour in the rm' eo f, -At this moment all the dePpo ol_tr brave legions. What can a peoPle , f 3 iiolt whose Government is. directed by . b d. Cin Pt I battle. ~ Dan • is ' h . tP P rceasbdiunrectesa; nhdavein , to , ' e lec.: et. o t , tzie attacked by the Russians, ' b i g Tb sic . is provisioned for more than six ri° Pt " . . - 'llgr city., which both nature and art .laivir'fitiiro ~ one of the strongest places in Europ e ' n , 1' 0 1411 numerous garrison, commanded by ii , ; 11 , 11 1 1 °` fore Danzic, as in the same m equal, bravery and experience. , BverY t ,;;Til V t ' . nounces:that the projects • of Russia WI , l ti:tefil glish forces were- di scorn 4 1 the ''''' scorn itet..be are wlp Burg° T Burgos.. .The he last exploit of Gen. 11$17 ,1 17 'O te. ' -,naer thf i c t , t ie 0( _oil° . men was reported yesterday, under the be 4 I ' o ' l , ft tin, augurs most favourably. In a vetY',„ l „ht,./ -,13;`,,4--Ilugsiimili, dclvell tsiat of ft +kroa reti - e - from them SOn - prisoners, and they lost AI of - a rtilleyy:, • ' - ;:atla' .al - One circumstance' . which history ' the 10 5 ° 'o' pyeserve, is th ' •1 . ' g '`."-- ', iii ,,, ~. , at notwit 1,..i.t0 die. co lt. 014 tamed b v . the artfiV, 0c4.. isiotrea 111 ' a t a ct e., e ; kaled• or woontled. iVe 11 6 ;,i t t6 rigorous as unforeseen,' the Russians ' , ii iir been able to obtaiii..any advantage when _`; 0 1 ,1 _ seated in a line of battle before any Wat t ( ' .. 1 4'#•' Their inferiority The, have also suffered great losseS,:t."..ioak' troops have fallen :tinder the walls. of t" ,, " 0 .; • at °"rowno'', On the banks of the Alosc%ilt .- 1 1.Cheir army is composed of Pew It o bi in the field of battle is A ,ic t ,7,, r t. boors .of Russia that stability know that it requires many cntnpaigns ton i ' c) 3 months exercise is requisite for Fre'i c ,, i ' ) lAA' let us, therefore, leave our enemie s '`d e ir r` successes which are 'neither awing ' 11) „,i i rs , '', rage nor to the ability o f t h e ir c olllls ll-e 10 01 Spring is coming o -n. and, to use the toe expression of otie of • our brave Ciel'eri‘nls,:(lot.' Spring will a.. us justice for their g itsCO ,. 10§ t Alaucit 8.-00 the 25_th of rebrorici ..,, tor vvalsooto majesty • having reviewed the (W .1 ' 1°1 , 1 106 el'armes whichAistinguished itself i" il iT 1, cow - . Bargos, and .which defeated the .-Ong''',,lo;,. has granted the decoration of the Legi° ll „ - r eise ° -•. to many of those brave soldiers, and c%f i satisfaction at their conduct. ~ .„ „g O e The equipage of the. Duke of . JA3:s„sro'sor; from his hotel, and took the.road forma'' , ' FOR. THE SUN. • ,„. MR. EDITOR, .01 1 r r l A paragraph having appeared in 1 ,i i iP‘ l statjug the effects of , an Hydroitatic N i r o l" rooting up. trees, which was sueccs ifll ''' ' ol l 4 the Park, on Thursday last, I think i t l ' a per to observe, that the machine constructed and invented by tile, awl the ments made under trtv superinteadance. 4, the order of Thomas cloblyn, gm!. t ° w ,:! interference I am indebted for tile ope the pt i exhibition. tbl c I am, Sir, ' tvgoilti • Your obedient sevito,,3 ..josao 011.0.1,;( ?indica+, March 13, 1813. , f, t H ur oT d u a l(l y 7 ; v a T :t Bl . lrEeAv S Ti o :l- m eEd e . cat t ol iE rs n i 'posed by KELLY. SHIELD, the OtigiP" bad previously Le . Or A ir at Drury~l~ine were loco, co ori or ich he an a ons pplication te faitA but be declined it. The music 'oycil,ltki fritcaducej jefi cider' most admirably iupported by 13 : 4 'a t ho D }LONi, BELLAMY, • LOVEGll°V'2iihn•ril'ill The COMIC petrea:o", of its dramatic merits. i r William Dodd, an itinetaut sow f C rus ora 5 - t°IAAy his wife, by , stabbing b e r v i titii A *