The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-15 00:00:00

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'R IV y C I PAL'ERS: TO COUNTRY .441-10EM4KgR§. W A w N h TE h " bb aeenu steady f .1\ 1 1:1 i n R I n t 1 n D MAN N , o STANT EMPLOY in MEN'S and WOMEN'S WORK ; uu ,objection to do sonic mending, or to manage the Business for , Aridov or an - elderly man. Apply, post-paid, :to R. Reynolds, No. 6, Phoenix-Allcy, Long-acre. 7. Ott the Resurrection, I . 2ipti. 3g. 6d, boom% 8. The Plidosuphical Wanderers, 12ittu: tii. btiar4. 1 11;isi)liy Nvai liktndsomely printed itt:onall octavo, price ios. thl, in boards ROYAL, COV.4NT-CiAltitEN. • 0111.11 S PRESENT. EVENING, Sept. - 0., will hvort6t-the.COtnedY of '• , , THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lord Ogleby, Mr. Terry (being his sicinPipill-iirenee on l' 6 stagel ; Sir lohn Meiril, Mr. Barryinoretittailintql" itancherdf Lovewel , Mr: Abbott; ; Brost), Mr. Ilemertou • I leitlClberg, iirth.paireuilort ; Mks Sterling, Mrs: ; Fanny. Miss CooliPit Netts,' Airs. keutietly I,ieing her sFeondappearisoCe bit-this Sttge). • • To winch will be added, the ilurletta.Of • MIDAS. Apollo, Mr, ; Pan. fir. Emery; Midas, Mr. Liston; e-raYlof ; Damages, Mr, Broadhurst ; Mysis, Mrs. 1 " 3 / 1 ' 1 / 4 11lIttY Sirs. Sterling ; Nyse, Miss Bennett. inLy he had nightly, on application tb Mr. utt. at-th e 'Box-Office. t ; „ il l t 'es is. Second-Price. as. 6d..-,-Pit.:34. Ild. Second-price 2 , . Se" ' Is - , -Up .er Gallery Is. •Seeinid prie(• - "uu "Pme • The I -300 Wwill be May ' opened at Half-past` FIVC o'clock, Rad . C .g tn Half-past %en of . /3„‘.:oweiti' tilt; at Boxes W ht tal.- , , 11fr at the ' Hatt street, front Ten till Four. , (1" 6 the Tile Poo r Gentlentan ; Frederick, Mr. Qin le „ •being his iirst : g yps:miaow: . ea 3111 hittttFtrW F. Rif :-i , • • Rusin', !si iss The Pa.hlic are respectfully inf o rmed, 'that..‘llrs.• ISPGlhbon vas b oiloace with the hi g hest approbation and a pplause, in the'chiirtieter of Mrs. ;faller ; and in consequence of theower and tech[[ erery part of the Theatre, he Play of The Stranger, • ur, The Wonderful Latup, will be repeated on a&otitt.ty next. • TEN THOUSAND POUNDS NEXT FRIDAY. . CARROLL - find. Co. Stock-Brokers, 7, Corn p 1411 1 tAnd 26, Oxford-street, respectfully acquaint the they have a • grvat V ar i et y of .'rickets and Shares on " , e for ti, State Lotter to be in Drawing on FRIDAY, th e 17th SE PTEMBER. Y. 6 THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 ............ Prizes of imith ................. of 10€qta, t hr ,grcat iiroporti on c .f o ther Capitals, and no Krize less c L` 2O .-12h e First Thousand Blanks will be aiso, in t" •420. and the First 'Picket dravnr-a-Prize -"ve Leo. wilt receive an Additional Prize of LlO,OOO. to. • t)iders froto th e C ountry (post-pa i d ) punctually attended it.—No, 5.13; the last Prize of rolo,ooo, in Sixteen Six- Ire wa* sold in Shares at the above Oltice.,;. AZAR 1), SURNE, and Co: Stock l rrhsob.ers, respcetfully inform the Public, that TKAUTS and 111AI1ES tier-ihe present STATE , at th e i r OfiCce, No. 93, Royal Exchang LOTTERY e, London. JIMAn 8;" I Lis Lottery, Consi s ti ng o f only 12,000 Tickets, will cnm tuence drawitig nu vraDAY, the • 17th September, and will be brawii iu TAO Days. Thv SCIMISIE contains 2 ..... , Prizes of Wit - 2 ..... ". Prizes of ilthat[toh 1 other CarKlats, a n d has in it no Prize of less value , --Thi, First Th , , , t,ar i d Bl an k, v ,.iil he entitled to 201. each the First Prize ah,, , , iol, to 1t.,0031.; and the Fitst above 201. ott,the Secood Day, to 'lO,OOO. RAN SCOM S No, 111: Only and Lucky Offitels Ut when. %Ai soli, hi I ,;.t.ll, ars, the corner qt ec1,00: 1 , • in ,-.. L ., dtery, No. R:AS the Grand Prize of cven S hares; and th e Months,. Kix %My-nine ;harts. i x tt4 a .le . ' et;. Lotr m , t b rooatti ispy rr P a drawn the 17th and 24th this ise Ptcun r of embraces the foltawing advantages f " o,l e, viz. There are four Prizes of 20.000 i. 10,(101!.. It of 1000/. and 5001. with a very great 'proper fig 2 ° ol . 3004 &Lc. &c. the lowest Prizes are 201.; the WOO drawn will be 201. each ; the first-drawn 5,* izi- above 231. the first day, will be entitled to 10,000/ to what it may he drawn, and the first drawn on "Y, in like manner, will be entitled to eB,OOO/, Ticitrr "Lt ittld SIIARES for this eextraordinaryl2,o,A Tickets, are on Sateheoefi a cia t l .1 try. w hich contains only the trot) fi;rtutiate Office, No. 1, Holborn Bars. ON. FRIDAY, 'TIE. 17th INSTANT, STA'rE LOTTERY will commence, tl;• \ h " the First D rawn P r i ze a b ove TO:enty Nalids, on otb, will receive 10,n00/. is addition to whatever ~1* e ~Yriz it niay he entitled. il . no.fawrews and Sbare , i in great Variety, are tZi l tY., (3 tsice, 17, LtiAgatc-street, (near St. Paul s), London, 1.1114.11.;" b iurie-street, Dublin, where in the. La3t Lottery, %tit Anialied ou the 4th of - June, the following Capitals a S } h , i i i i r re es of L .2 ; 000 !•40 A M Itj ',NI, k:MO .m 7 Capitals !titling e . oat 4111 3' "of 20,009 f. have. been shared and A sold, at' his Wl , :til;',." lll 4te Offices. • •'' ti" "' therefrtre; a confidence in entreatiq cosi fite, t u ? "I that iireference : from the Public, which I" 3 Of ' n eratt l i v " heretofore experienced, and have so richly remu t;tte -""tt"Y () thee, 17, Ludgate-stied) s t , La :ice I N;it •- r 1 Tinged for British Money.. • T EN . TIMUSAND POUNDS . • or 'Le tirstAct . drain a Prize above 201. Irtit(:llArtbSO, (4 6 0D t j uQK:, an d Co. the 1 1 ' 4 l 'utr t : t a h . !qt fu r foramy, retpectfully r i e j 1 ) 11:1 17 11 , utt Th e 1) ill commence on Vll, Pri") 4sl " ••' I' the first '1 in addition t„ . stic Zit.":olll;,oltoc;t:icket drawn' a Pr)z i ; e 4)1 . ettch, •' 1)90 Planks drawl' the same day t will re.. 2 , The 2 7 .... contains , •• ....... .Prizes .of L,0,000 • .... • .... • ..... b., 1,000 .... &c. &c. &c. .. priixrrs . And the lowest l'rizo 191. ihy lucti",,,ll,ll„x_ll.mts; c on Sale. are °Ricci, '''' "tort' ir, ''".N, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their theKin;, I'm' the above I . ..otter Mews, ci''''."4llif iluildi s CornbillyanduPP"ite 141 bg-Cro„ n g ' . ' --,......_, • SWlrr ExT FRIDAY. k N 9v. ..1 11( Co. the Contractors, respg' r t ; i:!i r lii i. Lo.r.t.l.;it-1;'-i:,,l'ohlie, that the Dm*ing of the s i . 1.1 : 1 , Z 5.2 fl )t.we wok . w 1 lit; 1 )..^.l" ott FRIDAY' NEXT. The Firs!Olinrf ~q,l l of 1 0 46 . 0 -IA ruceive, in adaition to such PrlActol:tnev .i' Notified to ' '.:.'ol% i iie t t i : fil•lt liooo-Blanks drawn will also lic r Ti 14 '2 ' At•riZmr. coNT.IINs ••• 0, '• • • •/.. ,1 0 0 0 arr. . • 5 .. '•• • • • , 10010 •" c .•• • • • ......., 1, 0;1(1 . • 7 '•• • • . :m '' • .... . corm . ~ , , • 0 - 1 .... ' . 2,330 • • . • .44;0t..,ti1,1 L.:.4) • • •• • ~ . .4. 25 IlWrritpe. itillit!itoSic:tl;l.l:l:,,,::, . i : t! .,. o .7:l . l l :l7l‘.lll.digarte:HV:::_l r ti t I: at ' 1%.•4. 12, (210441;...ev1,0, • • 1 %rue!. b ' '' , .1,4,000 20,000 4 ; 000 13,040 1,400 • ; 2 4 ,4 GO 44,6U0 ;a ip ► o, oey , tvs l '; ,10 1 ,e''' MONEY. /VOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respect . 1:11. fully informed tbey:tuay,be supplied with MONEY. to any amount, on terms equal to, Mortg•N;e, _secured . sin Aeg: —holtt, 0)111:old, I pulnld Land or Houses,' 3ienry lit The 4:13 • Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergy nen'sLivings, orally other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their Personal Security only. (ientlemen will find every liberal accommoda tion, without delay.. Application from • Twelve till Tiro; or Letters (00 -paid) Addressed to Messrs:Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, ..11,irkeley-square. PAINT iNI 62, Queen stre lANUFAC'IOII.I", 'et, Chcapsidc. VHEAP, DURA gLE, and IMPENETRABLE . PAINTS, graind. in Linseed Oil, for Park-paling, Fences, Tiles, Slates, Stuccoed 'runts, Out-buildings, and NVeatber : :.mulling of every desceiption. Invisible Green,. per cwt. 565. Yeiiow, • BlaCk, White, • Dark Olive Green - . 70s. Stone, and Lead Co- Bright Ohio Green -112 s. -lours each - Blue - . - - - Os, Red Chocolate - - - - 565. Prepared Drying Oil tothia the above for use ss. per Gallon. Genuinefiround j _k_ pr.wt.,s69 1 (it:twine Sperm Oil White Lead.. ' Bs. 6d. Pale Seal Oil, per Gal. ss. Od. Li l it ' s e e r e G ti a t i )ir . - . - 7*. Od., Pale B erl Oil - -' 4s. 6d. Boiled Oil - - -• 7s. (hi, Common Oil - - 4s. 3d. Turpentine ~. -13 st od. N. 13.. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, pos sess bleat thirabil'ty, and are' a cure fcr the Worm and Dry Rot. They ale peculiarly adapted for work 'eaposed to the effects of weather, and atay als.i be applied with advantage to the genera; purpos6 . ,,i,.:sctul 10-doov Painting v as they 'dry very quick, are handsome in apacaratice, and are used its the manner of Aber Pallits. - GEORGE UPTON and Co. Oil and Colourmen, 62, Queen stree(; 41, Landon-wall; and . Kennet's Wharf, Dealers in Pitch,tar, Rosin, &c. &. - 565. - • 4U. TO FAMILIES, HOLMES'§ PATENT DOMESTIGOVENS, without Flues, which unite, in the highest degree, utility and economy. It is well known, that all Ovens hi therto contrived-tat the use of which are att,,ched to kitchen ranges, owing to the flues, occasion a considerable testi of fuel, as well as diminution of heat,. To obviate this great disatrantage has been the study of the Inventor of the I'ATENTDOME 4 ; I I II OVENS, which are withbut - Hues, and which, instead of diminishing, increase the heat, without the least . additional fuel,: . 11. takts this method of informing the Trade in general, that they may be supplied with them of three filth:tent sizes, with or without the Ranges; as they heat withent a flue, consequently there is tio danger of fire happening frOnt which IS so frequently the ease with those that have fines. Reference to families of the first respectability will be given, where the Ovens may he seen in use, and also at his Manufactory, Castle-court,'Strand, near Bedford-street, and at Mr. Bell's, Ironmonger, Greenwich; 'Messrs. •Seboating and Lawrence, Ironmongers, Garden-street, Whitechapel; Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Leutherhead, Sorry; Mr. Stathert, Ironmonger, Bath; Mr. Richardson, Ironmonger, Lewes, Sussex; and at !post of the respectable Ironmongers in Town and Country.• N. 13. An allowance made to the Trade for Ready Money, LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. PAThuN, MS Royal Highness the Duke of York. GOVERNORS. Cot. W..toties, 11. P. Col. H. Cleilleats, M. P. Earl of Lgreluout. • Earl of Leitrim Hpn. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Lambe, Mi: SpßGrgw• ' • Mr;Kiernart, Membef of the Royal College, London. 9PHIS INSTITUTION,Ihr the ex,clusive Cure IL of VKNEREAL DISEASES, and theii dreadful cense iirences, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. has. to boast the cure of no less•than two thousand PatientsAultu ally, many afflicted from ten to twenty years, since esta blished in 1800. . The; early symptoms of Gonorrhma and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and- efficacious mode ,of treatment, and that weakness and.deraugement of the ge , nerative organs, which impair the constitution, • and shorten life,, are here more tinecesstsully treated than on any other plan. .• • Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual,..by either-sex, at his private house ' No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford square., 'where Letters (coin 'fawn and Country aro to hu ad dressed, cud the necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to'any partof the kingdom. 3.0 t published, price 3s. Practical Observations on t h e abase DiseusePi, hy•F.Aiernan ; and sold by Sherwood and 'c o. 20, Paternoster-row, at tin. • . 'l'l►ciiecoiid Editior4, cousitleiably tularged, D ORM Son SEVERAL OCC SIONS By EDWARD , LORD THrittOW; Printed tu► White, CoOraii, mid Co. Ma-street. MiV4. 01-1 E ;;; NEW TACEs: Day were pablithed, In Three Volumes Nino. (the seconil EditiOn,) price lira. board., T ALES OF REAL LIFE. By Mrs. ONE. Printed for Long•man, I furst, Iteei, Orme, and Brown, Pa .ttruuster-row ; and ut the I:ritisll Gallery, 54, New Bond street. - - • - Of whom 'may be had, by the 'same Author, 1. Temper; to-Domestic Status, 3.v015. 12mo. price 11. Is. boartLi, 2. Simple T.tittx, 4 vols. 12tuo. price 11. lx. bOards. 3. Father and Daughter, 12mo. 4s. Ctl: ditto. 4. Adeline Mowbray, 3 vols. 1.2t00. 13s. W. ditto. 5. Mewl., Foolscap Svo. Cs. ditto.. 4. Warrior'S Return, tvo. (h. ditto. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. , . • 1 - Take the carlieit opportunity to acquaint you, that I have received the most wonderful benefit frointhe use of your 1)1 XON's A Nyl whiCh I carried with the to lamaica, and all those friends to whom! distributed theta have experienced the same salutary benetit; thet dvelare them to be the best Medic.iii4 ever used ;n that Conotry tor Bilious and other Complaints. 'thelbllowing are filenames of several Ladies and Gentle. Men.. Who have received the Utmost relief from your Dixon's .11:1111 tx w 11;611ioua. s ..Vl .i la: —.Charles ,Taylor, Esq.Tu l naica Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodritr, Spanish T o wn, ditto; W. Ilarniltotr, Esq. Savanna I, Nlar.dit. tot .i: Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto ; G. A liston,• Esq. do.; walker. Port Morant, ditto •I. l'enlinson, Esq, Salt wty ,:„... ( ti l ic ' : • Mr. Mulletta, ditto ; burn, I..sq Savanna ; ` G. P. p o tacf'., Esq. ditto; . Mrs. o?iver Culasiiiith, strin, ditto; ;'eery, t. Ann's ; Mrs. %Vouri:ill; Spa. n i s i ; Town ; with Many other persons of the fitat respeeta. bility: Sir, your most obedient Servant, TtIOMAS-lIARROLD, oldie ship Ganges. ' attly 1, 181 4 . . . s o ld, wholesale and ret;il, at Mr. llntler's, No. 4, Cheap iid" c ,orner 01 I ati.rnobter.row, London ;, Sharp and tielam, poit i mo;; ;; ; i tones,..Weston, Alliieft, and Mallory, Port. se; ; ; , llall and lohns:ln, Gosport ; COletillti and Jacob, sheeriis i V,eclOtosi.'altd .l. 4 l 'her, Hull ; flax land, t,:m.k.. 4 0 , ; ; ; v, ranvi tic, Nettleton , and Gilbert,. Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and SWinney and Co.' Birmingham ; iiillinge,- EdWirds and Penny, and Lathhitry. Liverpool ; s; ;; ;;;e.s arid • Lynch, Manchester ; T rewmar y. t x etcr ; Smith, Iviandertott , Reahurn. Scott, and Bax ter, F.tlin. b u ri;;; ; : Baxter and M. Don:ild, Glasgow; ii 0 %.,:n , oui I' liristol • Stevenson ioul Co N ()mien 4 S tt.inien, iiarry, . . and „ . _ . L e i c ester ; Omni l ,` " l. Nott ingham ; aiat retail by „iota Country • MediClite Veildeii, in Muxcs at 26. 9d. and is. each. . . . . .. EXTRACT OF A wtreit FROM GOTTENBIJRG, S . EPT. 4. " A duct of between Q and 800 sail has jtist arrived from the Baltic." _ _ - . - " The subsequent letter has been received for the i n f orma ti o n Qf the Gentlemen concerned iii the 13nItictritde _ _ . " Admiralty-Office, Saturday. " Having laid bel.)re my Louis Cuminissioners of the' 'Ad miraltyydur letter of the 9th inst. transmitting an application frum 6 , v eral Merchants. requesting that a convoy may he up pointed to sail from Mini on about. the 10th Nov. next, with the homeward-bound fleet assembled there, I have their Lord ships commands to, acquaint you, that neither now our on future iccasions eau they feel themselves justitied . in..departing frwu the original arrangeinent of the convoys. (Signed) •.- . "JOHN' BARROW. " Sam. Thornton, Esq. GiiVernor Of the Russian Company." LYCEUM THEATRE. —The Mt:5011 closed last night with .an: appropriate add ress d e liv ere d by Mr, RAYMUND. s Mr. MUNDEN has entered into an engagement, for a ternkof years at Drury-lane Theatre... Mr. X . 14.415:E11T was honoured by the presence of the Russian Ambassador and a tong list of Nobi lity on his benefit flight at Richmond. .The' Per formai-ices went With great eclat, but (from the excessive crowd in the Pit and Gallery) were freoeraly interrupted by the scrambling for placei, and fainting of females. SUDDEN DEATH,—Yesterday evening, as - 11. A. m CoLpsinT, Esq. of St. Helen's Place, a man whose life has been admired as his death will be lamented,. was proceeding from his' town house to his country residence, lialh a m Hill, ..passing over London Bridge in hi s g i g , accompanied by his brother, he was seized With 6* . 1 . 1( t Mess itt his bead, the reins felt from his hands; Mr. G.'s bra:. ther drew.the gig to the pavement,' and in is short time a hackney-coach - was procured; which car ried them back to St. Helen's Place, and the first medical assistance was instantly 'procured, but we regret -0 say without the desired effect ; Mr. -GoLnsytt DT died about two this intuiting. Mr. Q. was under thirty years Of Fouwn, one half, two quarters, and eight six. teentlis ()Crickets, in the Lottery to b e (bawl on Friilq,nexL--.As they may Rossi* include many of `illc Capital. Prlies, the person who has lost them will do well to be very particular in applying immediately at the coare•howie, where he left them in 3 blue morocco pocket hook. Coax-ExcnAmas,SE,er. 13.-1 bum wlm t a ut few arritalli of any hind of Grain this moraine; 1 a (Tat% there wert some fr.,sn in from Lincolnshire, hilt i ‘ n this acrid" 4 , wi lt m Wat , nt, them was but little doing*, and us it regards the pr!ees for those it% well as uther kiwis of Citaiu, titer tit LAW. reto4 ufsWatiay.. . SEPT.A.r—rse.ttefS,lll)2l) tbe..ncad,quar ters of the Prince Viceroy, ihited theist instant, state„ that., our :works continue . up.on . different Points of ihe.Drav,e.- crener,alqUeSlier, cdh);POIIAT ,01)e: Grenier' .divisions, made ,reconnoisanai; „fain) Aluhlbach,, upon Fistrez, where, for three , months, the,, has bn ee erecting fortifications. Two cotivanies of .chas senrS and an enemy's battalion were repulsed for maif a league by our . voltigeurt, anti driven almost to their intrenchments,mbich were narrow)y..exa;• The,enemy left in our power some., pri soners, and s . wounded. General Arliengne, whoa wa at s has advanced to .Spjtal, and . obliged . the enemy to withdraw MI his trqops. AUGSEVAQII, Apo. 31.—A discharge of ,thirty pieces ofctunim this morning aunotvm.eed to, the inhabitants the areeable intelligence of the Prin tess. ltriyal. having been delivered of a young; Princess. ner,Serene Hic;imess, as Well as- the young l'rincess, a 3 welt as can be expected, .----On the 28tht, the Prince. Vice t . roy ordered Quesnet's division to obtain posses. sin of llossek-bridge, upon' the ,Drave, Where the enemy had thrown u . p some wurki, which were immediately invested and taken ; ba thi; bridge having been destroyed, the division , cculd not at that point pass the Wave. At the same ..... time, Gratien's attacked Vil!acb, wfiere the'enethy road erected works, with the intention. of forming a tete de pont. Our young soldiers took possFssiOn the sulnirbi with admirable va lour. • The fcillOwipg clay, 29th olAtiguSt, all the diipositions %rem made la attack and take the city ; but the:enemy reflecting on whist bad taken place the preCeding evening, thought it impossible to defend the town, mid considered it tl'e more prudent part to 'abandon 4,—The Prince Viceroy has established his head-qua;lers at 'Wilke!. AUGSBURG IT, SEPT. k attentive to; and very much disquieted 'by the movements„bf the French army in : Italy, which is said to be very niinierous, and composed of excellent troops. The Austrian Govermnpnt cannot dissemble that the French, masters of the Illyrian Provinces, can ra 7 pidly march by Styria, upon the banks of the Da 7 nuke, .and penetrate. into the heart of the Nfo nerchy. Therefore, General Hiller, whose head quartets are at Clagenfurth, has demanded, at different times, reinforcements. His army is. en camped on the hanks of the Wave. RASTADT, SENT. 4.—Private letters confirm the. . „ accounts that warmly tne Fri nee of Al osk wa ar rived on the 28th of August, with all his' corps d'armet, from Silesia, at Dr'esden. The. army which rcinains in Silesia is composed of the 4th, sth,, and t tth corps d'arm6e, under the cblothaud of MarshalAh'elrukc of Tarintuen. LAYBACIT, XIJG. 25.—1 t is this moment report- . ed, that the - Viceroy has repulsed the Austrians upon Clagedurth, killed and wounded niany of them, and made 3000 prisoners. Parts, 10.. , --The official Journal of the• Kingdom of Italy contains the following artTle, dated Sept. 3 :—" Letters trout the Prince Vice roy's head-quarters state, that since his arrival at Villath nothing had occurred. Our troops are occupied in constructing batteries, and making all necessary dispositions for throwing bridges -over the Drave. General Pina having. the right Nving of the army, is collecting troops at Laybach." AIMS/WHO, sErr.l.—The Tyrol continues to enjoy the greatest trmiquility. The citizens them-. selves do the duty in it, and attend to the main tenance, of securitrand good order, If.t.m, SEPT. 2.—They continue to lordly Augs burg. It is already pallisaded. Ditustivrt, Aco 31. Their Malesties the Ern perors of Austria and Russia had their hea&quar ters on the . 26th'of August, in the evening, in the country housetifole merchant Sahr, at Noeth litz. His 111iijeSty'the King of Prussia, and the Gland Duke Constantine, were at Rautzobutz. On the 27t1i - ,i4VA`tignst the Monarchs SOW the battle from . the lit/Agis . of Roeeknitz. The battle lost, they went in the afternoon to Reesttedt, and slept in Schoenberg's house. They left it on the 28th of - August, to approach the Bohemian frontierC ,This article goes on to state preCiSely ,the same particulars which we ove yet:at:HlV relative to the wound of Oen. MOreau, -the amputation of his legs,'and his conveynuce towards Bohemia; after which it 'proceeds as follows;), During his conveyance, he never ceased. titter ing eriesoixtorted from him by pain. At Pawn dorf and Dippohleswalde, the Russian Generals expressed the utmost :chagrin at this event they said it was unfortunate that the. Emperor Mei ander should have brotight General Moretai front . the-bottom of America, and that he shOuld have lost both legs, almost at the very moment when he touched the soil of Europe; they, however, ap peared to expect that in four weeks he ‘i'onhi tae cured of his wounds, anti tlin fie would still be in a condition to attend to thC labour of the Cabinet, and to form plans for the campaign. who Among Moreau'; attendants was 111119( 3 n m : stees appeared inconsolabi , account , 4i WoMiti In seeing . so gi.ca.. a . ,.ault punished by so g reat a niidortisoe, there iS no person who must nut make this reflection-L.ow finger of Providence is there ! In tin suite of the Emperors of Russia and Au s t r ia, and Xing of Prussia, are, among otittrs, Conut Wittgenstein, the Grand' Marshal o f the Court Tulstoy, i t -Prince of lieste Homburg, a . Yi hose .of Lauenharg,llie English Envoy, Ceti Clutsteler, Comit.ColinWrath, the .Minister Sta dion, Count Nesselrodk,tßaron Stein, M. stetten, General Libaoof,' and the PO cc of Prussia.—All V.Use.accounts are toinuted the toitimony of persons with whotu those Mo narchs and Geuerais NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 13.—Caine in the Dispatch gun-brig front St. Sebastian, having Major IlAzz and other Officers passeugert. POETS MOUT S Err. ,14.--Arrived the Image?: sloop of war with a fleet from the Mediterranean, and are put muter quarantine; and the Medusa frigate ftont-off Cherburglt. Sailed the Misletoe schooner on cruize ; Queen Charlotte, with the Bulmer antl:SyniUKtry transports under convoy, for Guernsey. DEAL, SEPT. 14. Sailed 'his Majesty's ship rengeur for Plymouth, noddle Resolution cutter for 'off Flushing. Arrived the Docoy cutter front a cruise, and the Urgent gun-brig; with a convoy from Portsmouth. • Suzgaiips, . SEPT. 14.---Sailed. his itlajesty's shitt,Piiispero with - a 'fitk fur lieligolund next will soil about the 25th inst. • Mu/Potty), SErT. 12.--Fouts P. M. TMs in stant arrived the twig Sampson, at this port, Hums, Master,. from Dublin ,to Swansea ;—re ports, that he was criased.by a large schooner pri vateer (from appearance no American) near St. David's !lead, she hauled down her jib,: and stood to the Southward. _ . The Whim, Poirrms, which arrived at Liver pool the 1 Ith inst. from Africa, was chased in the Channel by an American privateer. oil lb' 011 of --'' +r