The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-01 00:00:00

nl4lli.'. Anturrr —1 Cadiz, I BrazilS, I Guernxey, 2 Jer3ey, 1 Co— rnitila, 1 Waterford. 14 , 1:—.1 Lisbon, 5 cot tenlAirgli, 1 Brazils, Wattrford. PRICE OF STOCKS • . - TINSpAY AT TWELVE; O'CLOCK. * 58.4 Iled. ... . ... rill LI 1 4 -1 . 4 iil SUN. SOLEM OUTS Mt:CNC I.IIMAT.? L N MONDAY, mAllou 1, 1813. A Letter from -Anti°lt- of the 18th tilt. states, thrit Dant zic had been for .some time closely hlock-: aded by the Russians, buithat it had tot surren. dered on the 2d. It is confidently reported, that a detachment of Russian troops are in possession of . Berlin, and, it is added, that the occupation of that city and of Swedish Pomerania by the Russian, Armies, will be the signal for a general rising in the North of Germany. A,letter from Dantzic, dated the 22d Jantnry, suites that the garrison of that, place amounted to 11,000 Calabrian's. They were joined by 7 or 8900 fugitives from MACDO NAL D army. The first thing the latter dif,lon their arrival at Danthic, was to plunder their officers ; and at the time the letter was writiig, the whole garrison was in a state of insubordination and mutiny. Cadiz awl Corunna Papers reachdd town this mor►►ing. They contain no intelligence of im portance front the armies, which remained nearly in the sante posititin. josENt is staid to have quitted Madrid; after publishing a proclamation, stating that he was under the necessity for a time of going to, ;France., The campaign was expected to commence very soon. Some idea may be formed of the exactions of the Prench from the unfortunate inhabitants of *Pi when we state, from oflich n d returns, that 70,000 boyses were carried off from thence , for the use of the French aymy, and that the Citi zens at Berlin were compelled to furnish rations for 650,000 individuals, including the whole of. the ,Preneh army, with its atten n dants, on their p; ogress to Russia._ A vessel, arrived at "Plymouth front Basque Roads, brings a report, that the men on hoard the Fre'nch ships had been landed, for the purpose of being marched off to join the army. There is a mistake, however, in .our Torbay' Letter, mentioning this circumstance, in stating, th tt dispatches had arrived from Lord KErrtr, in Basque Roads, his Lordship being at Plymouth. A Mail arrived this morning from the Brazils, by which we learn, that his Majesty's ship iim?ne Citoyonne arrived at Bahia on the 26th November from the River Plate and Rio Janeiro, and was left there all ►veil when the packet sailed.—She was undervirrote on Saturday last at GO guineas. Paris Papers reached town last night to the 24th ult. They are utterly destitute of any intelligence, either :unitary or political, of the least moment. — Nothing is said about the .Expose; not a word of the state of the armies ; nor a syllable respecting the situation of Dantzie, NEY, • for his services in the late campaign, has, been created a Prince, by the title of Prince of Mosxwn, a name which, for this purpose,' has been given to the Castle of %von and adjoining lands in Italy. Th 4 reference made by BUONAPAETE to his campaign in Russia, h;s litter to the Senate; stating the confer;ing tit' this new dignity, is highly ludicrous. Sorely even his Senate must have laughed, when they heard the passage read, in which he talks of cowccvating the " remembrance" of the" great. cif cutustatices" of the 14tssian campaign. •.`in official notification itt;these pap,irs slims in the ktrougest colours the relianee that' is to be placed on the good faith of the Fr; itch Govern ment. ,Some foreign artisans and others had gone into France to work in the man4actories under, of course, an implied imgageMent that they shonld not be subjected to military service. Tt hii present distress, however, for men, 1190NAPARTE Ilas dis covered that all these persons are liable to the conscription, and, with aTretended reference to a construction of law, the Act itself being in de fictive of all law and justice,,_these foreigners are informed, that all their names are ordered to be in serted in the Conscription Lists. Yesterday the PRINce lteaslir visited the PrinceAs eitAALOTTE. , . . , The PrillCC`Si CitioLOTTE, WC are haptiy to Say, ii So wuch better, that she was able t{, take.-nu airiiq on Fkiday and Saturday, for about ait hOur and a half. Yesterday the NINCE 'REGENT gave ft grano di nner t o the Voreigu Min/step; and their Ladies. Saturday, ►►t two o'clock, ►t C►►bin'et Council as seuibled at the Foreign Office, which continued in close deliberation till past tour. NAVAL NEWS. FEB. c2o.—Arrived his Majesty's schooner Bramble from Comma, with disptches; also, in Ilamoaze, a sloop cartel, from the brig New Blessing, DIDDALL, frOtaWaterford,, with provisions for this port ; and the sloop Pro vidence, ROBERT WHITE, master, from Cork, with provisions for this port Emil Portsmouth. Put in here to join convoy the brig Susan, FtiHER . , from IVaterford, with corn, and the brig Wellington, from Waterford, with provisions, both bound to London. FEB. 27.—The American brig Hero, trorn iuin ton, s bound to. Lisbon, under license, de tained by his MajeAy's ship. comet, was this day released from quarantine, Put hack yesterday by contrary winds. the Sylvia either, with dispatches, for Lisbon. Arrived on Thursday night the Helicon brig of war from a cruise„ anti the Tcazer gun-brig from Portsmouth. Arrived this day the Pheasant sloop of War front► the Westward. , Sailed the Cornwal&man of war for Portsmouth.. Put back the Whiling schmmer. The Andromeda'sloop of war. will sail this day to ernkze off Lisbtm. . On Monday afternoon, sbon after the arrrival of the Dublin i-1, C,apt. DuNN,7antl. six mew, - in the gig, kit, the ship to go ash Ore.. :"ViTheti car. DUNN had landed i the , boat's crew were .directed to return to the ship, .and. quitted ,the Admiral's Stairs for that purpose, but no tidings have been heard of them since, anti it is supposed that, they were drowned in passing that futai 'spot the' F. T. FEB. 26.- 7 -Arrived this day, the Alin packet, ciipt, BRITTON, with mails, from' Cadiz, 9 dayS pas Sage ; on the 27th, passed• 28 sail of merchant vessels, and two ships 'OF war, standing pup Abe Gut on the 2-Ith spoke the Lord M4soz schooner, of London, from Te neriffe, out eighteen day.i, bound to London, with a cargo of wine, which vessel was on the Gth inst. close to Porto Santo, hoarded by a French privateer, which plundered from her all her pro Visions and water ; the schooner Was sup plic,l by Capt.BstiTToN. The Itinehinbipke packet' Wils arrived at; Gibraltar. About 150 American vessels; with flour, rice, &c. had arriVettat Cadiz. On the I,lth iwt, a Spanish frigate, with a . consi derable quantity of dollars, had arrived at Cadiz • from South Amerieti. • • Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Proine thfus, and Swetkish brig independence, RAILSTROM, from St/Uhes, with salt lorStoekboltn ; Parted from the. fleet on the 176:inst. under his Majesty's slnps La Pique and it krile. • s Put beck his Altijestrer brig Pelican, ivit!t mail~ (your itimaica -Arrived this eyeninghis Majesty'sships Albicore, Reindeer, hxhound, Scylla, Lyra, Mustard, and Royaliat, all from Plymouth ; also arrived the brig Wellington, from Waterford for 1,, , nd0n ; and sailed the brig Cynthia, LAING, with oil and 'fruit, for Hull, and the Orion, BayElt, with wines, for London. • , PORTS*MOVIII, FEB. 28.--,--An:ived yesterday his 'Majesty's ;ship Cornwall from Plymouth. Sailed to-day his. Majesty's ships Lianiadriad and Dapper, with it convoy, for Guernsey arid Jersey. TORBAY, Tltn. 28.—Arrived his Majesty's ship insolcnt, w•it.h dispatches,, from Admiral Lord KEITH, from the squadron in Basque Roads, and reports, that great part of the tnen Are landed from the fret ii ships, and marched to join the Grand Armies in the North. Passed tlaough the Bay for. Plymouth his Ma jesty's ship Mag.' his..lfajesty's ship San ,Tosif,. for Chatham ;. Mosquito, Raleigh, 4reher, Fervent, and t Partkian, for Portsmouth , Urgent, Barbara, Bakal°, .011gmpia, Pioneer, anti Steady, nun craze ,otl Dungtncss and Ow Frerkch coait;` , Cumberland, General Stewart, Mope, fl almer tie, litigh ifnglds, Union, Lord gelville, Lowther Castle, .oeean, Sir Will .Fulteney, Iluddart East India:men ; also the - chief part of•the remain , ing ships and coasters for Portsmouth. The convoy, with the whole of the ships under their charge still remain, the wind not being suf ficiently free. Arrived his Majesty's ships Thienaer and Cracker from U Cluize. Several ships .are • coming down from the River and pissing; through the Downs, particulars not 'known. s HEE RNEcs, 28,—Sailed the Craizer and Sheldroke sloop of war ; /divot, Mariner, and Snipe gun-brigs for the Baltic ; the Mercurius sloop of war ii , hoisted the convoy signal for , 1 c the Dank, and Will take such ships as joins her at the Sore by the :id of- March. • 1:7;vo 'slips arcs the 1314J1y, liart:eulktrs nut known. - CADIZ AND con' I . I : NA. PApi;ls. arr. campaign is expected to open early nex t month, and surely the prospect vas ,:ever brighter. Our army of r • erve w:11 shortly be revectable, .40d we must ultimately succeed. • A change . of Regency is said to be determined on ; various are the opinions respecting 'the per - sons likely to form the new one ; the majority,` however, think the election will fall upon the Car= dinal of Bounnox ,GA RCIA flEay.no, and THERA tc, the two latter deputies in the Cortes, the fitst for America, the other for Old Spain. By the Sranish frigate Fea3anza, from Havanna ; we', have received 1,039,07 dollars and some effecti. CAROLINA, run. 7.—Aecording to h person front Madrid, which he left .on the . ...`Mth nlr.,the equi pages were proceeding.; by the road of Alenla, and no one doubted the speedy retreat of tie Prench: He acids, that from Burgos to Madrid there is not. an enemy's garrison. CADIZ, FE.n. 10.—It is reported that the French .I.l):lncioned 111adridon the 3d inst committing a thousand' excesses. - We arc assured tkit a Proclamation from 'the intrusive King, in which he takes leave of his loved sUbjects_Ol Madrjd,. on account of the ne cessity& is in of proceeding to visit his ;most bro ther,yhas arrived in this place. lt exhorts them, during . his absence, to preserve order, peace, tr,m quility, and love for his person..., By the high road' of dabrellas, hare pftsled to waidi `'ale►tcia, about 10,000 men,,srith fourteen pieces of artillery, and 7000 sheep; they had pre viously nnule in the Quintanas, flu exaction of 500,000 seals, and 2000 bushel.; ii► %%Ilea; and the 'same in proportion froth the other places in the neighbourhood, JAN. 2.9.--The troops ternain in :the same points. We are assured that General FEFARE'sea I . valry were on the . 2-Ith in Gaadix, and that WiT . - TINQIIAM:S division .to march to Granada. ". JAN; 30,—The ,day before yesterday -set out from this place for Martos; all the artillery be longing to the'arniy,' anat that 'from consitegra proceeds to Granada, Y.very day provision o and 'money become very scarce. The 'army has not yet received half pay. • CAROLINA,' FEB. 7,—:1.11 express has arrived . . .with ;he, information, that on the . sth the intru sive King. slept in Villa Itobleda, and, *With his escorts, Of 5000 infantry and about 2000 horse,. -marched towards Valencia, that in the whole of La Mancha, there scarcely reniained 5000 Preach, including the garrison -of Toledo and that they had extracted , for the last time in all the Province a -contribution of 1'3,000,000 of rents.. B h.lt CIA , are assured that General SAashED has. passed the. Ebro, and that General lltNn was iu Barlastro. ALICANT, FFB. 27 —We expect , speedy and de- L 4ive trimplo. CURI,INNA, 10.---The French to the num her Of 8)0 infantry and 250 horse, entered on the 14th inst. Astorga lie ,liancna' and other towns. It is. also reyorted that it is their intention to come to Villafranca, is bel,:eved to be Lame, and that their object is to 'extort money. °mt . )°, Fen. 1 0.—There are reports that there 111$ been an enenuntec towards Talavera between the troops of,General nal. and the Fri•ndi. King ,losEptt *as preparing to march for France on. the 26th of last month, announcing in u proclamation to the people of Madrid, that the motive of'his joarndy was not 'the de feats the North, but in order to tiSSiSt at a Congress: at Bayonne. During his absence SouLr commands. , In the vicinity of the Guauarraula 200 French have died out of the 2000 who - vent to Madrid with General, Dimon'. They write _froin that the Yord, was already there with his army, and that he would immediately open the cam paign, wioich nuukt ptoance : events of great im portance to the commo&eause. A new regula tion has been made in Lellilarinies i agreed on' be tween the Government and the Duke of CIUDAD RODRIGO. _ Ot'1 Fpo , YEA G. The Write from Llatati, that the French, who occupied Santander and ; Torre la Vega, evacuated these places on theist, carry 7. ing away What they had plundered from the in habitants of all the villages . in La Montana, The directiOn of theinparch was towards ReyrIOSR. CORUNNA i FEW. 20.—it is currently reporten, that a number of lerench have assembled in Sala manca ixml its vicinitv and to this it Wats attri buted that the English and Portuguese, who were in Braganza, muter orders to 'proceed into, Castile, have not advanced. ALICANA, FETI. 3.--The enemy have begun to cl:ncentrate their forces and withdraw- their artillery, but are still making incursions, with small Parties, on the intermedizite foints between the two lines, and ravaging a country which they must abandon as sooa as operations commence. 111 afa the ,taztl, FEB. 16.-411 AltßOAOia and regitneat of Calatrrea, with 3t.6 wad in Carolina thd atlttr iroops c'nl the yam-guard, Avlikli is Irish, an I,the tzii of Catalonians under the coaunnid of I3' ALMADEU DE VA ZoG tIP) 1.4 1 ,%:.QUL:Z. f l b.1.23.---Thdrel continue iti the ,same pritioas, makitig ibli .xattions of all kinds of provision s, **o sell to ra;•:e itizniev. 31 . 1: - Reta, JA'S. 26..-4: is r- neraily sl l :ir that the French will cvi 6 La'e v ' ticnrilli 11° t) ri„r hl thing •is known 'with ce;' ~I tz7. """, ri wilich had Procce-tett to Lor-.... a/ rest it eit ' l . ogit in ill condition, as there Lim. no prmii! either limn or licirsci. 0» 14iday night, sly - 11 11 ) 01 "e '; ' vele i''iled ; tt ' tite , distingttished characters wito l' avc ,.44 , Vat-. ntrefings respeeti4g, tire MinCeSs 01 • 1 ktter• 0» Safurdav, the Cabinet Miai!: l ''' 71"n „ ' An-libishol.)s, the Chief i»..1.1:;e5 of the' King•l Litlicio, ctimrnon :,,: gxciletitoii,,,, , Inir4ltY l 'lnd' the At :le , , 11),. 11.1st1 r of th i f,:4l the Speaker of th:::11ou3e of (;oevio,s, i,,, r -of Iyestminster, .etc;. Litt ende!! at il le Se ,_ '‘ ,l 6 fi ' ilt' l State'st.)ilire, but t,oi in a hotly : r3.'"l'm reurrnted itt the (.)i - ii...t: lout : a few atiori„Vi i o l : ‘ ' ic : 1 1 : j ; , : :1 , 1 (:- . t r I:, I.2:etril:isten(citoll!4)tejv..srli;):::::::','3l):'Lls!::te;:•iS.:::::lll3'et'l t:,:tfi",(;-.1.4•i•.". .1 1 10 ;11, 1 rIl n i•lco, , ivol 1 . :1e. Th....Y.1 - 1 -0 , ~ ~ , ,,..s, . • ' al '' I ', ..; , ,:, ni, opl 01 .tnmo •: . 1: so t.ty 0;0 , i• tii ill,.;1,140) Cu: We Y'4l Westinin Li. :-.,•;f!,,74 . ' ' l'illgV Alta!II !ills I)c,•o•: , :tikt of the li'')crai ty th ; ~,d i t , , i sent .11:.);g4n C;ltholi,,, or tn.e r hilv i ', l4 „ ' e l, lllll , or relaxed .the iaticcr.mt priaciPP : ' 6 0 0 Church. Bkit .the foll•mv;o: , 1 erY ' ( ,'"l' l.f " . , 1 4 11 tract front a 'public dtwii;...t o' idc ., lt' l l o 7 I s l i l l ' e H n i c t e Y -f s ) t l. lc the lgr l :) l :,: u n l t l i t sie;: i r ) e e s l ei ' l l t ti a ' t e :c t % .lo3 • P ; ii i l4 .. 1 circular letter -of the Sovereign Poothi,l,':!), t i o all the Cardinals, dated the iiti' ()1 „ 1. ,p, , ~, ,808, containing his senthlients on ' 1 ")}0 utioNAPARTE's for,. granting the; free a) L. fe' u lx :e el s rlit t isi t e,) , ° 7e lß r7 ill i i i i !i ii • l° k t ii :s b a l ‘t e ll*:°)r w is -n i ch r i c : l: t ? ° --,- int‘l'll°l:i(e)''' l ; .: l. l 4 : s° s e ll t i::o i l i t : l t , h b ; :e: t i t , ' ; '; , i v ) . e i) , , ' ... . ' l : l l l t t li t i l ' e a i r 4 1 i t worship o v r le s i b i g ii i ) °1 1 115011)i le. I :t t i l ': taleat 11sfiociAsic,nol:nleiitltrd. Catholica: . r t y o t t Rol Leti ee I,i the a,g, l ie l ii : I C . : t v i . pi . 1 i, 1:1 1. e o ot o i l I t( i e s E fts j ht a t E .cc i l c t ,te t T t i r : e s t i t r it i aqc t t ei T t l e .1 1 ) 1 i ' l liy i t, c 0 5 ;: i., , i ; 4 Frain i - the deplorable consequences whic h '''', t j ' ,.it au s t i ter by the: last mail front the e , 41' 1 ' 4 I ,o' says, " Lord Wellington is straining "`.),111 to•render the -army effective, and taY br '!„,',, , ,: early in the field. The sick arc rec°'; q ,,:, 1 a t B l lcj i m o n s ls e e ' l rt V le h dg o ianie w ee- a loi n tus t t e r dehlraihe' have ni t 8 7 hti°1: ` :::1);i:Iv.1:'111;(11')1:1)1; burning with ar d our to meet the citemytep the field. 'Notwithstanding the late i 5 .,, t: „..„ 1 :,,,,. army, ,all appears 'gaiety ; thoit ,eloi.,0•; who are nearly in contact with the e , ,, l y J ir; ei i -eO4structed a Theatre in an (Ad C‘l'V ; So) u set of scenery, and proem; , ' dyesse,:ce il.i . formers are officers, who PL'Y t" 1 tt H t 'The 2d divisio n have also their Theg i t ir , P f from i u tSpencer led i s s e r t. t e h r e s ' P w r t il o ci c P4 onte Pc i t r ) r : i t i e ti":l lo l, as well as .Lord NVellington's having c,,` l t '4i; l i 'nutting twice a week treat, perfectly astonish not look for such sang jraid in th e, , , e ,cli ° 1 ranter. The general' belief in. the II Id ' ,01i i in T i ej ia l t 4e lY o c 3 ;l3 l l ; , : iiis T ttl !. was, that we were quite (iisconifitedf ft' , t ri;1 0 1 to another cunipaigu, and that 'n".: S4W it " • ''j •Ctar lines." o , . . At The , fleet for the 'Baltic is fittiglr ,h i- O' l x - e i rity , Anil Will sail in „ ,Itort famous, in the 'l'4o, 74, i, to have tl'' c ' ) iv" y . 11, ‘IN 0 $ s 1 itEATaa.--After the rfPr e ,' , ,: i , 0 1 , 1.1 Cientenza di 'Tito, on SatttriltY ,;,' - ; , t ; ',, 'I - heatre, in which CATALAN' :0 3 „ : ‘ } o , f ,' . exerted themselveS with great 'effec t ' , ,17.: ri)""ance of the new' 'Ba ll et, Le i'Li"„io'li driade, 'a considerable tumult Or'' e ', i tV t ' '' for ANG tom wt. This i s ;.tit old rich '' i for'?: House, whenever a set of i i itri• ,-(e 1 . 1 ,,,, P'' ' want to crush one ,Performer a , 'ln 111.1 ,... '0' 1 , 1 ; •another. This ANGIOLINt, it ! , cc' t " bill ) contented (yith .8,001: for ,the sc:r4),.llber,i, since demanded a. thousawl , 1 , ; 1 „!`" . i',,, j e i ) , l' is much better supplied •by ;'l'",: i ot'' a;ig ;INlit - ts LttPiNo u 't a much chenr',,," ri , state .of the Theatre, it is well 10 1 ` P ", oe•4 tICA' r" severe retrenchment, aitd 41,:pr'.: - „ 0( 10,,t yet this 'foreign' faction impittleotlY " dg er r . , . force their favourite upon the . j ul t ; 0 1 .4 some silly Englisfimeti.rnav hav e je „. 3 e ivet i t s r: tenatiee-to this attempt May be col'. do it 'should . 1);e repeated we trus t tll 9-1 1st o )•! spirit of a Btitish'auiience will pq, e 0 . : most icandakiis pi.eurtiptifitt. 111 I d, ~ nued till the dropping of time ciirtai,ilti„ ~., this same A: , :GtoLi NI Shaul(' 11ct , ii ii tits ,• the Manager- at 1111 expencc oht,stivelic-,. cannot bear, other Performers 0 1 , ii ;Def: I are to be driven' IC.OIII the stage" it ..; ; O t t' t decent violence. . o f ,-, .t.t , • A few days since a poor tr° 1111111 ..0 , 00; of I3rooke, resiclinqut No. 9, " e , e „' i i 'i''.o: 1 sea; was brought to bed of tlr""•',,, , ,ae.riir, wipe 'l -,, they arc all likely to do shell. ' ; troui,e 4 -•;, , brought on by this act of.natilrL' I ,e1) 1. ;'; 0 , ; •,,. t ..• . ing, there was only ope blailket r ,; SeS T i4 *rap them all in. f 3 1r. . Of Langbridge, .the murderer " ,01 ,,,tA i l ' t yet been .disegvered, though Il' e r ,q . o , :‘ l 4,‘ „,, i . , ,-- 1 and -re - j ' 1,00 1. 'il cons have oeen mut e, ' •It tyf ..: • ,1,! . ~.' purpose, h wits s vateil in a .._;;- ...1,, ;( le , ~- _ , • teu st''''' ; VP; that the tvretclrhad coattnit _ . m it, p. (40 00 •e., 4„ lug himself in the river, it , he 0•. 0 .01fibi is not the fact. The I..:st tiirov oiler , P: 1) ,,10, t. fVedueschty following the i ii ," o ' o :I'lo' Bromley Ctirrimon; appaYrot! L dOn;—(llrighton Herald.)