The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-19 00:00:00

AILS%• . MAI) I Waterford. T)(.1 GOttenbtirgil, Guernsey, 1 Jitney, 1 Dublin, 1 Waterford. • PRICE OF STOCKS 71118 nAli AT 'fWErNE .I',CLOCK. , Ct , Wo l, `: 5 per Cant. ,q4 Tim sITIN. Q(Ils 1)1(:1.1 F.M.4-17.4471111fi r iEAT? 0 IV D 0 N, tualcu 19, 1813. it is with the deepest regret we announce the capture of another of ()or frigates, the Java, by the Americans. Our Readers will find the painful detail in the following statement published in the United States. The Java was a 38-gun frigate ; General Ms ,OP and suite were on hoard her. They were landed, on ,parole, ar St. Salvador. , (JUST Faun BOSTON). DT MR. liiDLOW, PURSER Or TUC CONSTITUTION. Mr. Ltintow, Purser of the Constitution, has just arrived in this city On his way to Washington, with the Flag Of his Britannic Majesty's f.igate Java. Mr; Ltintow reports the event of tlic crig,age meat to be as follows, viz. _ The• Constitution , Commodore 13AmiuDGE, fell in with his Britannic Majesty's frigate Java, near ,ihe. Brazils. The engagement took 'place and latted two hours, when the Java !Struck her co lours, to the superior skill of the heroic BAIN- 'BRIDGE. The amount of the killed on board the Britihii ,sbip, was 69 killed, and 101' wounded fifty of whom soon after died, among them the Captain. The Java was'so completely shattered, that after the engagement (the prisoners being taken out of her) was sunk, The Java was said to be a fine frigate, new built, mounting 'forty-nine guns, and only six weeks out of dock, commanded by HE ”Y LionstitT. The Constitution had nine killed and twentrAve wohnded, five of whom have since died. The CoatEution in 15 minutes after the action was in complete reran., and ready for,another action. The Constitution, her gallant officers and crew have safe arrived at Boston. The action took place on the 20th of Pecember. 'lt has been proposed in Congress to suspend the Non-Importation Act till the Ist of January, 180. Bye a vessel arrived at Liverpdol; a report has been received that the f; ex Atneriban . frigute has been captured by the PoiCtiers, and Carried into Gibraltar. Paris Papers reached town last' night to the 18th instant. They do not contain a word of TleNs from the seat of war; a considerable French force is stated to be asterriblin:; at 'rfut•th, and a neiv Corps d'Armee, composed of French and troops, is 'Said' to be proceeding from the kingdom of Italy to the North. In a Second edition, yesterday, we gave some important intelligence from the North, which; f , -n• the information of those readers whom that part of our impression did not reach, lye repeat this day. Our extracts from the forigirt papers, announcing the departure of the-King and Royal Family from Dresden, prove, beyond all doubt, that the Russians were rapidly advancing towards that city, where, the private letters state, they had actually 'arrived, The fact of Kurrusoves• head-quarters being at Dresden is mentioned, in de,A, in, several letters, and we see no • re'son to doubt it, a 3 it is clear there was nothing to oppose their occupation of that city. Resn,:cting the dispos t ition of Austria, the let tears differ, one, stating that the Austrians 'had de clared in favour of the Russians, anti others, as stated yesterday, mentioning that Austria had assumed the character of a Mediator, and had in., sister!, as a prelimitutt•y, thatthe Froneh troops should retire helkind the Rhine. The latter in fortnati,ort came from a higbly rear etable gtorter; and is, at all events, much Mor'e Prohsaltie than the' statement that. Austria bad made herself a party in the war t igainst France. The fact, also, of an Austrian Minister being on his way to this country, prove , that the Court of Vienna has some pro. pOsitiOnS to make. , Their precise nature we lutist o f coa rse wa it for further and more accurate in formation to, learn. Berlin, there is at lengtb we believe no doubt, WaS the possession of the Eitssions on the in•;t, •aud Hamburgh completely cleared of the rene , l. -41.,e3pecting Ditazic there is no intelligence WINDSOR, Niartott B,—Vesterilay afiernooh the Mike of YoktK left Windsor for Oatlands.-11ye Earl. of W iN n,t CIIELs left about the same tnn u for LOnddlt..—The rrineets ILLlzsutTn rook an airing to Clay tnorrting the . QUEEN, rin(':e , o-es Ataforand SOPRIA, went in it eat riage try Fl•tokinore. The rrilwess , .iS posed. • • NAVAL' IVFAVAt. Pt? M OUT!! , nett, I7.—Arrived three Prus sian vessels from Bourdeaux, under license, NVlth cargoes, bound to .London,; arrived the French chase mares Le lulls, from 13ourdeaux, with a cargo, consisting of brandy _and wjne, bound coastwise, captured some time sibce by his Ma jesty's schooner Arrow, Lieut. SCRIVEN also , arrived a French chasse maree, called the Mon, with a 'cargo of salt, bound coastwise, prize to Martial gun-brig. Arrived the Bank-note, BrantNE, front Yar mouth, with a cargo of herrings for this port. The outward bound fleets' which sailed from Portsmouth a few drays since, and afterwards pat into Torbay by contrary winds, are now (4 P.m.) oil this port, pr ceeding to the westward under their respective convoys. Cat'ne down, the harbonr and anchored in the Sound, after having been refitted, the Wasp and Royalist brigs Of War. Arrived the Martial gun-brigfront the coast of France. FALMOUTH; MARCH IG.—Arrived off the har bour a large ship, with troops on board, for Bey muda;said to have left the 'West India convoy last night, Sailed the Duke of Magbcrough packet, with a mail, for Lisbon; algo the Surly gun-brig for Guernsey. A brig was seen late this evening' eomingrnund the Manacles,-'supposed to be the Queen Charlotte with a rnail, frnin Corunna. DEAL, 111Ancir 18.--Arrived the 4:chofilP2p of . war from Falmouth ;. Cprdelia and Dwarf frOm ernize. Sailed the Flying Fish for oil Flushing. PORTsmounr, Miutcat 18 1 .z.---Areivvi hits I\lajes ty's ship Tigress from the .Downs and Woolrel ine, front a ernize ; Earl Spencer cutter Nvith a con yoy from Cork. lied the whole of the outward East Intliafflen and Brazil ships, .under convoy of Majes ty's ships Sa/setie and Doris, accOropanied by lima Majesty's ships pficebe, Porcupine, and Raleigh. TOBAY MARC!I. 17.-,ilis'Alajest 4 y's snips &. p_4 ire and Ethation, with the . West India and Lisbon : ships, got. tnlder weigh early this morning, twith a light breeze from the .oast, and arc now out , ofithe Bay, The Newfoundland convoy are not yet elear of tl►e perry Head, an! it is now . (ti o'clock) ealm,, and it is very uncertain if they will before night.. There does not appear to be a single, accident not withstanding sO large a fleet. fIELIOOLAND, Mioten 12. (EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.) " Russians under Ktrrusbyv have reached Dresden in grci4 finte. ‘F A corps of Cossacks is . at Wittenhourg on the Elbe, and the Prussians tauter General D' Vona are allvancing in the same line. , 'I ile French. have' tin-ally evacuated Ham burgh, where a small' Danish 'tor C e has beca called by the §ctiatrirs to keep the populace quiet. rhere are 800 French at Cukhaver. ; where they havrlouled the gini-bmits with phinder, with a view of getting otl• with it coastwise, -being • afraid: of cArrying it off by land, on r account of .the n ea - • gantry ,being every rvbere np in arms against them.` • _ _ . _ " It is understood that Austria `has declared herself a: it:led iator .for a (4eneral l'eaee, and signified to the Yrench Government that their armies must retire behind the Rhine ; as preli to negoci . minary step ation. "'General D'Yor.cK i . General, in Chief of the . I.'russitin armies. - , FROM THE ALTONN NICACURY, ,MARCH J. Fru. Russians :are ad vancing it" force front the frOntiers•- of Austrin toward , Wittembourg. in Conscpienee ,of thip intelligence; the Prince' and Princesses` are none to liarenth; only the PIII1Ce;s EliA.lBETki re ma i n s' here. 1I Majp.;l:; ti It"..in; has, .for qfpne, feliaire4 to Platten; in the VolVitlan , :f. The oo inl'n,nentis Carried on by a Cor,..filisSion consisting of par illinis . ters of State, FROM - TUE IJtESLAII GAZETTE.- WAIVAIV, ' Fru. I:).—'Lie Imperial IZussian army has occupied the whole country about War- W,V ) but the barriers are .i:11 in the possession at the National Guards. The I\l;igistriites rcurdin as . noval in their places. Ili, Excellency General Alti.i.ititAnutTcit, on the 9th inst. rode with a great retinue through the town. Chaij;' :Ifunlet,—‘esterday iwyning the Co roner's Jnry sat again at the _Crown Tavern, Clerkenwelt-green, ; on tile bu;k , pf the little boy that, w tktkeu out of the River. ou St:lv:ay morning . last several persons again attended, and ttnide deposithins vrllivik vent to-prove that teas the mother of the child: Th e jiity re _ turned a verdict at '' Wilful Minder, by Dri)wit- -- • The 'mad! between Carter and INTolinenx, the black, is fixed to ttke place on the `.tl of Apvii, within 20 miles oi*Oxfor,(l, for 100 gniets. Another match is nub le between elny and Fuller, to take place within twenty miles of ,Loildon, cnl the, 6th of April. Vuller vas. beat by Jay, at ltieLantitsepoitb, last Autumn. PAPER s: .. , . tERLIN, MARtif 1 .-;-11is Majesty has just been pitted, of his, own : accord, to Tian* Chevaliess of :.ii e Order orBt. Joint, the Saxon ticutenant-Gc ueraiDeZesplitiw, axtd Count SchulinhOurg, Cham berlain to his'Majesty, the King of Sklxony. PA II iB, MA riCti 15.---Count De Narbonne- passed _through Strashurgh on, the 10th instant, on his , way to Vienna; ' - - . STuTGARD, MAaCti G.—For some days the passage of couriers throtigh our city has been very' frequent,. Tlley ar. FrenA, Austrian, Ba varian couriers, &c. proceeding to or returning 60iri Paris. A great part of . the French .troops }vhich pass the Rhine, and defile by Frankfort, pr'Occed to Erfurt., where considerable forces tire colledting. We are assured that the contingents of' s....veral Princes of, th..! Confederation of the Rhine ae also to march thither. The contingent of the Grand Diichy of, Hesse Las already set out for -tliat destin ation. ST Trc'nrum• FO. 28: , .-They write from In 7 sprock, under the date of the 27th, that a •ne corps composed of teiiclr and Italiah troops, was proceeding, from the k•,ngdpm otitaly to the , North. It will traverse the Tyrol. THE PI'T'T . CLUB. • • The Members of this loyal and patriotic ~o ciety, which 'nay justly, be cousidered us the most excellent institrition of the kind that ever been known, ;assembled yesterday at- the AlbicittiTavern, Aldersgate-street. Preiious to the chance, the Cominittee voted 1001 towards the Subscription for the .Russians, and admitted' several neW . Members. At half after five IL Davis, Esq; M. P. took the Chair: As it was the first time that the Club Met at this !':t in, it is proper to • say- that time Dinner was excellent, served, arid the wine pectiliarfy good.. The Rooth is spacious and elegant.. 'As 'soon az thc. cloth was removed, No 4 nobis wils admirably,. sung -by ME 'M ETE, VANS, aster Ki No, aud-otiterl Performers.. :The following were , the toasts in.' ;(.!deSsion The " (god save the King,'i and eborns.----" The,-.Prince:Regenti" —Air, " The Ptinee,-- , and °id" 'England,." - &e.---- " The Queen."—" 'l l 2. ..Duke of York, and the -er 'brandies :of the. Royal . Faraily."---Glic, When oi;litir in this land commenced," a beau eogrposition of ' Ti4e irxr mortal Memory of WMIAAM PITT."---ThiS toast was introdnced in a:brief but emphatic 'Speech, by the,Chairman, 'who observed 'llia it 'was . un-, neeessary to dilate on ,the -high talents and 'AP" toes of the illustrions Statesnan, aia nil present' knew that his services were, great, and his lois. irreparable, proposing that the toast ahould .be drank in 'reverentiaL Mr. ATcrtheow proposed " Mr. he 'Navy and and the loyal 'and independent Electors; of " 'Pitt the' ).ittriot's name: l — May the Ilintse of Brunswick, never forget _the' Principles which seated their Family on the Throne. of these Realails,".--" The Duke of Ilichmond, lit :t President of the Pitt The, Rion. I.l.eury Laseellea, and time Vke , Presidents of the ' Pitt Club."----Air, Ge.ntlemeir of England." The 'Chairman then proposed " Mr. ulteheion; theTounder of the Pitt Club."--" - May the ex ample of- the Emperor of Hassid extlinfl lie, followed by such ; efforts 'as ina's,' secure the hide oenidenee of Other states, anti conduce to the' Restoration of ' aty lionourible•Teke„ and--the general Tranquility of the World."---" 'The :tier() of ISalamin.:a (a iNlembee :of the Club), • , and the .brave 1-terries under his - Command," Wooden W i dls of Ohl Etwland.'C,4ir, " Chaitquan then, ;with .it merited ti:.t.ittc of respect, prOposed "' 3, B. Morgan, Esq." the Treasurer the' Pitt Cluti; The Member for CotelieF.ter," (Mr. 'Davis, jtm.)-- 7 1,t IS to be observed, that most of these toa., , ,ts were given with'three times three. " • Mr.- HART DAVIS, Mr. -ATC:IZSON, Mr. DAvis, and Mr. MCARGA'N i severally titiCkeSS,ed, the Chair on their healths being draiik, all_ express ing . their': attachment to the principle's on whirl -the Club was founded, and the last' proposed '' The Loyal and itnlependent: ,Illectors of .Bris tol"---.-stating, that ti similar Idstitntion had been established in that place, and declaring; that the inhabitants of that city. in-general were firudy,at tached to its Principles. ' not,posiible for any'Neeting of a similar kind to pass off Ivitb more loyal. and patriotic en thusiasm,•good lunnour, anti well-reuulated triviality. . SNIITI-111 ,7 .1.1) M.‘II.KET, PdAnt . ' . :ll 19. This day's liiiirket hod n scanty supply of dif ferent kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Pock, and Veal, are eboaper ; Mutton sold at last price ; add the-trade for (be most; p trt w 1 , 3 solut.wlior flat.---The sato in the ilay Marltet were not li7ely ; hay and Straw fetebed last rriees ; Cjner fetched better prire.----The undermentioned prices awl numbers a correct bt.Owtent 'rig qiol. the Offal, per Stone of Oh, Beef, 4s r't. to 4d. Ntut,:ion, Oil. 7s, CLI. Veal G 9„ Oa. tti 74. i;(1. [A.101), Os. 1)0 bs. 041. l'orli, / ds: Od. to 7s. ea. Bra ts, C5O. Slieep, 1,900. ca4es, Ilo.` Pigs, 2.10. ' ITEIFIBLD TIAY-NT!,:RNET. • 41.0;'. 1m 51:54. Stalw, 11. 18s. to 21. as. Clover, 51. lUs. to 71 Os. , COL'N..EXCIL:NGE, Atmica 19.--,Our Market to day is but thinly s u ppli e d w i t h t he diff erent :dc• scrilitions of:Grhin ; Wheat there is, no altera tioo hi price ;. therelsa lips arrivals in. Oats fron: .110ston, but in this . artiele, .;is tvell Bar •sorts of Grain, there is. ss doin4 th;tt no specitiC alterdtion can be note( (ro(It the lastMaiket-(l4y. ‘Vtictit nth' (IMO Hp- - 'Sew I)ifto . Malt • E'i rte ditto . r6.v.- ditto _ - SC)s. 77*;, Tthins - - Sit Al dAto 44'1..495. 7 qq. ):its - ditto - eoll.1:1C, - 1":11 , :. ditto ...wr'S ~ 91s.11,1; 11 , ), 101 A. 11‘44, - 703.. 75 - - .46i. sns a. 4;is 5 :s. -k , per rI;le - 1417)i...116i -TI(TTI WATER AT :. - );N:1)( : 5 11 411tes . iitAtt: L1...v5:L . 144g, 40 witiutet aftcr 4. .-014'1)4Ai HOUSE OF LORDS, THIIRSIMY, mAncit 18. hour. rlf he LTohneno . —..—.— MIscELLANF.OI3. i to . . toun'; after which An adjournment dadnicil at l it iA S N w c e E r L e img. sure' for some time took. plate. rsli . On the,restuniag Of the lionse, their Lori bill) Ad went into a Conitiiittee on the Starch oiw ~,, wa#_ z dgreed. to, and afterwards roportea cs'.1111" , an amendment. ' „ i' orov attended at 'to 1, 7 • T.ord IVALSINT;FiAII iIIOVCO. toat tiie . co admiiikternd to fJorilt, ntent made by,the COMIIIMIS to the Vc e celloes Bill, be taken into coasideration, ir; accordingly took place, and the salne cvere l l w .. Lord to. by their LOrdships without any tiiicec)!:): and.A.Message was ordered to acquai nt tLc Imps therewith. ,he foilowing desCti' tio-i- of ersons.,l°o7.;' .er/° new'al oL- 1) . 13 ' ''' , ..he East Intlia Cnnysilvi Stt3Lr,iil the continuance of the- India and 01 '" ' " D t the Purl of . I ,—;sw!on, as heretofore, vii. k :., ELLENaonoupit preieuted retitionbs f.rti, from certain S. 1)!;) Pair.ters,' Pll3:T'''''',o.,7,.. ( n -i a l im i_ m i t zrr el e : s ul i :;:e cc r e c e e: r il ti l l, t ; ii etil.l.l.:l..,.sl'i';iiittiit:::l'l.),l.:;slllleibirSise(4llr,:oirlilti)t)ip:;,o)l:::llo'llll.;:',l,.°Jll a, , Sftitill,3:. . • From certii.in ,Sliiin-i,:ger.3 , . From cert::in,llla;tinakers. I'rom ezn.tain liokennikers - i cholas, From ct'cta . in Dresscr and Cani.li'er.l,,,T,o )itatits..,_eonf:i:t:tiureomr.,Ptie:altrseil.ilb),,ecasiB::::if Srotel:..„lllsl3titelll:::::,:,,locirt.,‘ll I And from certain Freeholders, awl ct" l ,,. .snid if raties. . . t: ' . - . ' Tile; spectively ordertql.to lie o'n the t'lb}e' ,'' /01 4 • Time ;Ninthly J:iill was broaxitt a? 1 1 '' fo ld C fi " 1Ttl " 3 by ii" • 141s11 itliftol ill,-1 0tb2r.;,,.1' y and ri.t:::l . a first tinic as' vi-a ,. .. a Privalc pAd ...,..•'it cEI , b)i Sir H. V...Tez9est , from the Ntagiitrates and. Town C.ollc,',lllt; The'llarytis Of DocA.bis Itretcme,. , , j; City of GI- 1 ,0, . • 1 . laocop'ilt . ,o,v, againit tt it. Also, one ,tu the same . effect fr" rn r flit' el.:'l‘4:it i Yit'. , ti t : i l' 'l '-a i d r hAi 4l ll-aC P ll6" i : i a t Pc i l o tfilu if: 7 f . :l : I :: 1 3 other' 3 i .liti 41:1 1 1 : 1 yi S , - 1 0 i isc 1 .1, t o t.i .; S of the 'l'owns.of Port Gl' ls g '' lii 4l • ' IP " t 6 ,, :e od ' u % , v ; l l l : . ,.. c e sc h tont b bli e liet i bei ng re irDes:-Idt:u-.-vcremosevve:i°l ' 1 „,. - the'" ,T 0 . . ' O., lending of, the Bill f f)i . ~,,i6iding,tht•.. • rfoi `'ession respecting the Loci ithlitit: 000 and - of - -Scotland, - when they we''' 3 te l rea"U.l..6‘;con4 time,' and committed Itir. row. -. Is 4l The remaining. Bills ,upon the tabletro. 4. warded,, the House adjourned till to-ot . --.01-- --- ye HOUSE OF CONIEsION'i 16. ' (I l THURSDAY' gA•litC ll '' Ai ~ t ' ilt 1:1- Mr` WHITE present -co the names ~,to, tnittee On the llefiton e Election ?ellt.' ... were as fuilo w .-- 1., Ord" ' H. Lloyd, Emq.• ... , ,- I). Poft-tOnf ~, R. Shrten.;; Eel. •• ' W." "eDralte , Ed. ' ' . / i t t .. .t3 " , , , ..t0u a11i r : : , s' • ".• Smith, fog, • , 4 • v. ,. ~ ow , 0 , S. Smith, E.,•-..„,„,,- , . ).,; son , vl' 1). f.ienptlell:Dul• - . T. • A ~ .C. Earlie*i 55,-1: • J. ""' ' j",' W. Astell, Eq. : (:)K' The Artificers Bill tlie report "of whi'clf was ordered to Dr , t' i t b nforrow. a racs t) tviP Mr. NiriliTa , presented the „e 0 , fui'd Elettion Committee, Al'llitill " 1 , o , T. r o ta= l iii.ll T. C. Itarnsde% , Esq. a, rotildr or' J. R. Do-.oswell, Esq. t , 41 0 ' . 6. 10 101 E. Desburough, Essi. : T , 00 3 „ 4 , ,ivent throlii;ll. 5 _ r ` c oe',. Sir W. „Rowley, . • S : iv ' 0 010 , .'• • C. r . p ay P 1 Sir J. V.. Duckworth, j, 001),, h f,44 , Lord C. Fitzroy, it stiow, ~ U. Cliallea or, Eig. -, P. B a ttte, Eli vot iG 0, 1 Slat' JOi IN AND LADY , ve 110 a l ?Tr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONV gsl tell tiat , i l l Y ,1$ on Wednesday - next it. was at 1 . p o o ,l the Petition. of - Si Sohn abd 1-43( ' the.etiosiderat ' floose. Mr. BRAND Chilflee ' 110 r Of difii.:U3Sl( l ll Of Lord CAST entertained c ( :t) CIO so. T tive, lie, in t' Ilschequer, for the discus Mr. 11,t1r: eient time to or on 3\lotiCla , A chart between the The discus finally fixed t ioti o linii i‘ : l l 3 l bi r ot r , ' :Dis e i n it,r :: : : : ll ll a l b le him, with ti,r , his son. j t aS ): her attchorb te13:0114r:::11:3;.eltitrd::.,I:h1O` the gale 4g S illt u dl it cl ";b it y‘'bvcilit:7s;sll.len :ire' ':% ; P i tc : e(l:' :: ' ( ' ' cause, I t the Court Of Chancery 0: 1 iit , 1. Water's v. Taylor, the i''', : 0 1, 1 A `,lrecwll, .Ilittt the Ti ostees °' .p 1111.7 ttileMsqiVes to act Lloacr the -vio ilc.'l rusts'..compoz,,i ill the ieverll i(ii,,el, ruler they coi tla ; :tol thtl:.c, e t P) ,raYl°l., 101 the payrnelit to 1''i1,.,,4 A - i , '',";tees, he refer; ett t o the I.‘'':,,,rileiji',ldi, -"ne Opera cuuse 1,,.i ,f ...ii il.:, i0d.:144, the Cotitt of Clulecry, alil l tse , II( /r j ordor that the receinti shottiii,e,,ea:: Mines of ?ill'. ilAttilli,:cot, tV,' uo'''' it.'g'e them In the ii‘o--1., iff t'c -t.io—n—of the Iloosr . Fl*.l.ANc }:. IP D , :wished, to know if it o' o ,, I the Exchequer would 101' his Phan of Finance to-1100:, rx.tHEAG it said'hi4 ligbt,l'ixi ',Q, nsiderable doubts of 11 °,„,, at there might renoill i c i , ssion of that subject. 0 he ab4euce of ttbe C130)4 "111(1 propose to fi 0 0 f il 'IIItI3AD tilotigbt there of°l2 , , postpone it, itneces salt isIllisit,Y1:::0.:111111.-,sloiGaett:7111,11cyl et.lllll°,sil\i‘vni)r:o[ol::::olce tllil 1 ' ; pt , ASSAYNS, WhO W 35 g eli n e ri 4 . e to this coital °" S ' ; i orked 0 11 the 10th iost‘e.ti'il. 4/1 ►vessel whiCh was Iv°3tll/1 , ,v, 6Vo young persoils, oil 00111 st as they got no hott,r`i'lelo4l- - ViOlellt gate, anti ted -- to rs , ;Wag 0 1 i bgAr ~,tp&A Orr