The Sun. — London, England, 1813-06-14 00:00:00

AIPLIII A L LIAIVIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JUNI , . 12. The Bills on the table were forwarded one stage ; and several Bills, chiefly private, were brought up front the Commons. HOUSE OP COMMONS. The Report of the Committee of Ways- and Means ‘Vas hrought up, when, on the motion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the .Resolution respecting; the loan of 27 millions was agreed to, and leave given to hying in a Bill to early the same into effect. The other Resolutions were pot poned till Monday. The Excise Bill was read a third time and passed. On the motion of Mr. Citots..Ert, the Bill foi the encouragement of seamen was read a second time and committed. The Wind . sor Foresi Bill was read a second lime and committed 'to a Select Committee, with all :`,l.embers Who attend to have voices. . Mr. WiiITISREAD, not seeing a Noble Lord (Castlereagh) in his plata., wished to iinOw - froM any of the colleagues of that 'Noble Lord, if it wotild be convenient tar him to postpone the'dis cussion of the wedish Treaty from Wednesday to Friday, as such an arrangement was, requested by several Members who were desirous being pre sent when this subject came under tlie considera tion of the House. , .1f no Hon. Gentleman was prepared to answer him on this point, lie trusted they would communicate to the "Noble Lord the wish that had been expressed. Mr....WnnaToN said he could not take upon him self to cuter into any arrangement for Lord Cas tlereagh, to whom, however, he would state what had fallen flout the Hon. Gentleman.. After some further routine business, the House Adjourned. or at least, sent away their families - from it, tuna to suppose ; but it is nut to be doubted, that when peace and quiet are becOme thoroaghl,V restored, at leitst the greater part of them will re turn again. I-lainburgh having in this short Lime lost perhaps one fourth part of its inhabitants. It is said, that some bloody , engagements have since taken place in the vicinity of I3ergedorf, between the retiring . Russians and advancing French. .His Ttoyal Majesty has "appointed Licut. Co lonel D'AtmERT to be,Cononandant of our city. On the 30th May, the,Prefecteur of the Po lice at Ilamburgh (11Remm.), issued au order commanding all the inhabitants of Ilamburgh to deliver up within 24 hours all the.arms and war like ammunition of every description. .COPENIIAGENT, JUNE 1.--Prince CII RIITIAN FIIEDEMCK on the Ist of last month landed at Hvaldunen, in Norway, front whence he pro ceeded ina row-boat to Frederickstadt,. and thence ,on the 22d, in the afternoonoo Christiani. LISBON MAIL: (FURTIIER EXTRACTS.) LlgnoN, MAY 20.—Sir ThOntas Graham has defhim at Bragauza the'lst, 3d, sth, 6th, and 7th divisions, Ivith a proportionate force of cavalry, and a heaq battering traiit, which had been landed at Coru n na. 'Lard Wellington has the 4th and light divisions, the hussar brigade, consisting of the 10th, 15th, and 16th hussars, • and the household troops, General Hill has the 2d divi sion, 7000 (British) stro!T, and forms Lord Wel lington's right. Lord Wellington ,entered. Ma ntilla, near Salamanca, on the itti ; General Rill being on his right, and in advance: The French had an . advance two leagues from - Mantilla, On the evening of the 24th, and 3000 tacit in Salamanca, Our expectations ate great here ; since the com mencement of the Peninsular war, Our army ne ver was so strong, nor in such "excellent order. Lisßot4, MAY is thought the .3d Spa nish army will march upo►i Valencia, whilst the reserve under General O'Donnell enters Madrid.' The Spanish army of tialliels, which, it is said, is composed of 1 , 1,000 infantry, is at present in Astorga, forming the left of the tiva English sions which have passed the Douro. The whole will form a junction on the 2 , lth or 25th inst. in Braganza and its neighbourhood, with the troop's under the command of Gen. Graham. Gen. Hill marches on the• right, by the rood of Alva de Tarawa, whilst Lord Wellington. with the light divisiOn, proceeds by the centre. WC expect, that before the Bth of .lune, the whole combined army will he united in Valladolid.. l'he head-quarters of Lord Wellington were on the 24th in Taruanic•:, iiVc leagnes in advance of Ciudad Rodrigo. tiencral Cotton has arrived in this capital from England. JAEN', MAY 10.-The third army occupies 66 followingpositious iii*v;uhml in vdlaher mosa—second iii Alcurcz and its neighhonlhood— the cavalry upon the Gtradiana—lread 7 quarters in Infantez. The Vandals in Valdemoro and Madrid ore in number 9000 infantry, with 3000 cavalry, and 12 pieces of artillery. CHANADA, MP: is reported, with some • probability, that the Castle of ti'igneras has t.ur 7 rendered. Cnort, MA/ 18.—We are assured, letters Irvin Cmlaburnt,•dated the 2.5t1i April, that tin. the 22a, the gallant Espoz y Nina ronted, close to Estella, a French column, which did not •loseless than I6QO men. ALICAN?, MAY I .-We are assured that Gene ral las been called to France. Sevu.r.c, MAY 18,-011 theACitli, the Count (te Btshat, Gt.:Limit iu Chief of this army, set out lor Estiemadura, for 'which all the troop l , with the exception of a few, are already on their march ; they amount to from 12 to 14,009 well-disciplin ed men. lIELIGOLAND MAIL. ALTONA j JUNE 3.—Alterations of importance have taken place in our neighbourhood since Sun day) May 30—Fiamburgh on that day again be came subject to his Imperial Majesty NAPOLEON, and was taken possession of by the French troops. A stillness of several days, in which nothing Hew was undertaken by either party, preceded this great catastrophe. The Swedish troops had left the city already on the Wedneiday, anclron Friday after they also quitted Bergedorf, a place two Gerinan miles from hence, only General Von BoYIN with his Staff remaining behind in it ; ne. verthela6 the means of defence were indefati gably attLikded to by the Russian General Von TEn'TE BORN, anti the eetrenchtnent3 thrown up at the gates were nearly completed, and yard the cannon planted in them. Ili 1111(1, in the mean time, transferred his head-quarters to a place close to the borders of the Danish district of Rein beck, called th.c Litsen Heller. In the night be. tweet) Friday and Saturday, the French took pos session of Oehsenwei der, which is separaied from the Math land only a small arm of the Elbe, In the same night, anew heavy cannonade commenced against the city, which continued from half-past two till near Lour o:clock, during which many grenades fell itsle the street, which though they did not set fire to the houses, yet did considerable damage to the buildings, and which wu3 answered with Coll `siderable vigour on the Russian side by heavy ar tillery. On the 29th the Schleswick regiment of infantry, four battalions strong, marched into Altotta, under the command of Colonel Von Cas- TUN NJEIt i and on the same day many flags of truce were sent backwards and forwards. In the following night the continued movements of the Danish soldiery, the bringing up a con siderable train of battering artillery, and the ord..' mince riding to aud fro, made Altona very un quiet. Very few of the inhabitants ventured to go to sleep in the night, being in anxious expectation at what was, to take place the next morning. We were informed that General Terr- TENBoat.l had made known to the inhabitants of Hanaburgh, that on account of the ap proaching superiority of numbers lie could not defend the city, and that therefore he .departed with the remainder of his own, and the greater part of the new.raised troops, on the road to Bergedorif. The burghers were then required ,by an Adjntart of the Prince of Ectotont. to lay down their arms to submit to his i\lajc‘ty the Emperor Ni.krot-nori, and till the arrival of a French corps of troops for the maintenanct of goad order and tran tu receive a Danish garrison within their walls. These conditions were accepted, awl towards noon a considerable corps of Danish troops, infantry, cavalry, and artillery, entered the city, the command of which was given for the pre: , ent to Colonel Von WAL.DECK.. The sauce even the French troops expected entered the city,• and the DAni,h military again retired to Altana. The French A nthorities have, from this date, in generaleenteied on their functions, and the city now ujoys thorotigh r: pose anti traoquilitY.— Yesterday, by order of the Prefect, Baron de BRE' , mull., the citizens were obliged to surrender their arms antl ammunition. That in the hut unquiet weeks great numbers of the peaceable inhabitants baye left the city, tki I. ifityco-10a, Heligoland, querasey, I Dublin. Gotteaburgit, 1 Dnbliii, Waterford. milt% OH' TIUS DAY AT .rwti.vc n't:lincK• Consols 5611 f Omniuin.• Fri N ITN. QU(' Hick:UK FALSUAI AU DE.VI' I, NI) 0 , MCINDAY, JUNE 14, 1813. Corunna Papers, bringing the following impor tant and gratifying - intelligence, -haycljost'arrived. We have no- time for cOmment, but Congratulate our country on' the pleasing prospect thus laid open of the speedy deliverance of the Peninsula. (..:ottuiktNA, Jutre .--.Oar armies are rapidly advancing,• and -the French are retiring towards Burgos, where it is expected they probably will make a stand, in the event of which we confi dently expect a repetition of the glorious day *f Arapiles. " All accounts agree in stating, that the whole, of the Allied force is in the highest state of dis cipline, and burning with enthusiastic ardour to encounter the enemy. May their efforts be successful ! But bow can any doubt be entertained on this head when it is recollected they are conducted by 4 WE L L I NGTON ? CoauNNa, MAY 30.—The French are retir ing from Villtuntman and Benevente, and all the other garrisons of Castile, and even, it is said, -from Madrid, and falling back upcin ". SANTIAGO, Jtir:c I.—They write from Ali cante, that the Allies are disposed to advance, and SUCTIRT is already prepared for a bay re trek from Valencia. The French again rctnrued• to. Toledo, and proeccdc4_ as far as Alberche in pursuit of Er., Atentco, who has joined Senors TCMPRENO anti CuesTA. • The army which is proceeding by La Mancha consists. of 15,000 infantry and 1300 horse." TWO Mails from Heligoland have arrived this morning, nod conveyed to Os Altona illereurp to 4th. Their contents are singularly unimportant, relating solely to the . occupatiOn of Hamburgh by the enemy, of the whole circumstances of which we are already well informed; excepting, that one fourth of the inhabitants had fled from GalliC domination. The only, article worthy of notice, is the mention of sharp . engagements .between the retiring Russians and the French, at Bergedorff, which gives countenance to the report in circu lation a few days since, that our Allies had driven the enemy across the Elbe, with the loss of :';00 men. The Prince Royal of DENMAIM has reach l , ed Norway. A Hamburgh Paper of the 4th inst. states, that on the 30th ult. the French entered Breslau with out any opposition, excepting so►►►e: skirmishing with the rear-guard of the Allied Army. the absence of authentic intelligence from the seat of hostilities, a number of private letters are (as is customary) handed about ; of these, the following, giring a very rational and auspi cious account of the nature of the mission with , which the Russian Geterals were charged to the . French Army, is. the only document deserving (4 record " LAIIIIISTON and another General Officer had been sent to theout posts of. the Allies, and the former had .demanded of Count Wlrroisrutv an intervie.w with the' Empexor . tir.Ex minctti ,which had . been peremptorily refused. The eonfe tenre being thus declimml, the French Generals left their , patches which containedproP,isids fur a cessation of arms, and a Congress under the eircmustaaces already stated, that the Emperor Narot.noN Was to retain his present positionosnd the fortresses of Prussia, tintil the respective Plenipotentiaries ap pointed to the Congress should harecome to somearrangement for the peace of Ettrope.:The terms were rejected by A LExatins: and F.itr.nntti Ll,Ltst, and etiquette reqiiiring that officers of equal rank With those commiisioned by Buo.varAart should "convey The answer, Count .SlttivaLorF and General KLEIST stere employed for that purpo;e. The dispatches did notincre ly refuse the offer,.: lint they asserted that the Efaperor of RUSSIA and King-Of I'llll'4lA were yet williog to accede to the terms sn;gested by the Emperor of Aus-raf,s, one principal condition of which wus, that preparatory to any isegeeiatiOn, the French forces,wero to-retreat totdre left bank of theßhine. It Seas further stated, that thi,, heitt'ilireriltimateun of the 'Allied Pincers; any qualification of the'propos4 would not be listened to, anel that nil other eommtinicatimi on the subject must he made throUgh tht; medium of the Court of Vienna. From this statement, we` should. anticipate the best-dispositions on the part of Austlia, and be eonflrnied in our opiniOn "of the determined firm nes§ of nussia and krtissia ; but our hopes-are horribly damped by the assurance of an enlightsned and patriotic Paper, which informs us positively, that " Buonaparte wilt only negociate with the sword-; when he has beaten hie opponents into sub misaion—he dictates The terms of a treaty !! !" Oh ! the mi , ,,;lity BUONAPARTE. The Party Prints are again itt their tempestuous assertions and misrepresentations respecting..the Swedish Treaty. When they will reason and cease to declaim, they may deserve to be answer id---at. present, they have not controverted one of the points we advanced in defence of this luta sure.-on Saturday, : and we have not room again to refute the same _elnivturcs, kophisms rc " everyday. A Morning Paper, 'to whose omnia pmisamus manes mode 'of arguing• we have frequeutlt,..slluded, is extremely happy in its wonted way this. day; .for in one breath it calls on Ministers to " devote their whole faculties" to Spain ; and, "presto, in the next, they pour out a torrent of abuse for their not having dispatched a sufficient force to defend Ilamburgh, cover the risings iii Hanover, and occupy depots and positions along the whole coast from the. Elbe to the Ems !.! ! Admirable Pnlitieians :—what pity it is we bad 'not some '300,000 men to place at their disposal. Another. Lisbon Mail has reached tow►►, but the intelligence it brings bad not transpired when we were compelled to go to press with Tu. su Our Centre Army, under 4 the great Lord,7 pushes on gallantly, driving the French before, them. None of the Purties who speechified at the celebrateditotnan Catholiek dinner, seem at all satisfied with the account of their proceedings, which has gone forth in the usual way to the public. They are all explaining and amending, and appealing fronoPhilip drunk rth Philip sober, but with the worst possible success, for the latter only involves the former in new difficulties and distresses. —Mr. An, on Saturday, frit tered away his celebrated Pluinassier achievetnent into a mere _invidious statement, by which he designed to let the Catholielts know the Constitu- A ~~ 'ia° E ~~ -,. , tional Fact, that the Crown alone stood in ti.e wall, t;:i of the wishes of a large body id the people , 01 '"' maintained the monstrous ' ' Iti" u tir3t ti° _ pop. s A Influence of the Monarch ought, coeval.). P:' I ';' oath, to have been: thrown into the scale , t b g f , ' c a different turn to the decision of the poPol'irbr''') th' 1' of the_ Legislation. T o -dav, anotber (4' L:,vern orators,•one of the StovArdS vrat lfl4 a : 7 ' ' u 4 . l'i easion, the brother of the insulted lao4.o•''' : thi A Clo,:ctsl)rcieoal:l,:li,trilrsitti.s::;:,yegeliziult:,:iiyisivortositeeitclis:(l.l:l:aeiuxsaoxiv(.lfliewv:te.tesaiiisisioAeuatfirstcepoillrfiltsiter‘aht:isti‘iscr:fil'ilao.ii,i):,:joil ts : t l g i boo t : i s , l i: o l at e t g slit l l l o l ; e :(,: t r y, i ip ' i,i l :l l lll ° : . l ( l ,:ai itilr : ll : ll : ' ,. . : a t i c h it e t. : B )rincipt e e i; s bil : ert a ce : ll: :: 'dir' : i: c ce‘ a ildb' s t t iet e l: e i l " / 111; : a ; °° : 111) : :::: f :t:1:1.1eilie:1:1:elici • Can S NS' which placed that tro d, o f the fliztoi,`'. I t i oTh e int erior t e er bi i ll or : 31anatiledexii if. e i r "it i ; o lle r li. : u t.11( 1 . 111) c egl'e f: o l fg tiP Pll)° :: : ' :l:iiec—ra44 _ 4 l:sre t ij' : -.:41 ; lion, could any one doubt how APO' 0 °1 " - d q t 64, conduct and system, adopted and Od Pise- , 6 , - h 0 ., very iqusirious individuals this day !),'" .W111`;" :, , j ' fence, thou gh not ver • • . t • 11 or intellibitlr' ) glaninia le, ;,,, i fjoJ We take to mean, that his Royal fligtn e.ss ''" .l .i c i, being ii : c r i i: s siee a a, e tt t e i t i o i l a ot i t il i li t e. e u t e l lice ‘ c t n • t i with British Isioielf,lll:::::::eir.sietn,l,iini;:ip: tit ' .-:: i ,I,A ipl• log there placed., with no . Pretender -to hl t `'' ,t circumstances bad occurred which wonille:.0‘11.1, their relapsing into the ereed•of ;the 5111' t 0. . w ty l o lo ga n t i le they superseded. —N o w vve F Olite ' ld thisil 4•1•.• s v. u ye ch in p si o s l t i t t iol ical events have arisen to " wriult ve it fa b i . able e.n t opics : o d espicable, n u p. o ut t o aellillt:alit:1110:::11:1:::tiflillei C e S t YI C , IS IS,:i tt 1 1: 1 . i i : : 111 tel , 4 ( 11 ) I lit' C1(1131:c;C:11:(11:)ittC:.:::,,15), : when it issu e s front Brirnsick ii.P''' .--We ' , 1.4 ,c . d ie WIC 1 Pies epibruced in this sprech-- i),,, wide') we have adverted is more than the • can all9Wer. Ilis notified in th g e bulletin Of .:1100( r.. 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BOUGHTON, w ho 1 11 , 19 haft the ~. ti, ~ , tunity of observing the dispositioili 0 1 t ,,,,„. , man population states that the seatin?es',.. g re "'„ People throughiput thePikustrinn dondioo-",/ 1 1 . : e: t i 'I P ' ' ' ride' '.% l ride' ac-„verse to French politics, til'' Po' 10 "- attach little regard to the connection ro i , . 1 i , naparte had made with an .\ ii,tra 'ell 00.0,1i1 The firt i j-i (o vo le 0 s payment on. tle it . (t e l • seven hundred thousand potinil,) Iv° A. ~.,(, ( the utrito.it proniptitiide. _ His l&xceilcu,:y the thilte Dr. *A1,141"1:11;:;,)11t-11::;j.,. i ii Spanis.li Ainba,:adov, arrived a t 'or l) , i , , i, - t o „,,..) I!_l'iday, from I 4outlon, and i nridc ,‘ E 0 ..e.e 0.t' ..,1: , /, Dock-yard. Satiirilly roorniog 1.::,:bi,;(1,"I'„":,4i; 'vent on board t lie" Spanish frigate ^ ) ' ,, , 14 ,1 Sti'",. l i head, "Htit'r the tOrifiti ij.tit! ,tit 1:0 , .e.:`-'0,,,, , Ili: ', ~ anti Parzooli of a cold collation ' , " . . ) r li- 1 r et';, l Comm 1 T i ~ . . hoitt 0 ~,i..11 'it ore. le ,S6rinita is . at 4. 1, 1 fQ111" 140 ti:::.::illitzt:nll:ll%,;kin_gvalii.:itc.l a thoroili r,i'3'r 0 01,44 1 , A troop of Rocket Cavalry,,Pt g ealbi',,oe, the direction of, (.;olonel CON6.l.'v",ilZlw" lrf' with plat Of the C;ertuni ,Lerg lc ' n ' ~(11 11 c.J . ' . ° ll' e ( " 1 Fri& -1.-t ' 'fl 're( 1" - res, I ; _, i J : last . , les- a. ~ 1 .- 1.0 - ti e movements, carrying; entirely 0 . 9 . o'ier if .1(t k INV' quantities of ammunition 14..1 . 1 " , dolt. .- ht , . , ;., a ' ~4 0 # : witilont requiring any wheel-010'7,i le i.,v , t 4 ' .0110 . --Dtritt..--utt Rat t irday ttiortlirg =' , 1 * . ,,,;,, tho o f 4 in . a field near Little Chelsea, ,rt.' ~„elio!„.,iii Mr. B. and Sir J. H. Bart. iii 4:o' l ',: t ! ui le. lllo ` l ,f ,,, : t] dispute on Tliiirsdiv evening at ''' 0 " r ~ 1 1 : e) ,,,0: 1, the neighbourhood of l'irtinallAlicb,L,rret ':1 at tin early lima, I,vheii, haviin; e;" . .., s ligif %,'_,„ , ..i.. and the latter gentleman receiviW, :: go d Lit ' e re: , 11E s: L • iiftv on his clicel , il 4 -e-orick interfore'llrtie3 Avec 044 11, elrecced an acCommodation 'A . ''' . 4 ' I.cir 41141 . . j c t , . t • ~ atliccinegijntistthaes titleiledpioulii.etet:eifipictierip`isfie'_°,lolifeit,gh log 1. into custody - , mull preventing rue .. 1