The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-04 00:00:00

- MAILS* . A Lisholt, 2 pgrrn4y, 2 31, i Waterford. , —1 Lir.boo, 1 9ottei Th urgh, 1 t, 1 Waterford. P$lC OF STOC,Ii.S Tli 1 44Y0T, 13," otCLoCK. , T,nllollll , got. Ann. THE SUN. 401.1:m 01;14'1'm . ..clic t,u.Yr at AuDE.tr? L Tounsimy, ruquiAitY ma0;0. Pnri , Popers to the 31st tilt. reached town last night:' Their cohttnts are of criiisiderablc im potptnee,,,inasmuch as they qpiqnty sbew the effect already produced in the public opinion of Europe by the successes of the Russians, and the 'neaps adopted to give- a' general circulation to t 4 details of theFrench,disasiers. "We do Isot now, says the Moniteur, 4sy the English attach importance to inundating our coasts and • the'( inhit U'ith pitVeplats 'filled - With false ac ' counts." We May ask, WTI this querulous remark, •it 13VONAPARTE had not deeply felt the effect arising front the puhlrekiiiiM Meat 'and diigrace, 'and. of the destruction of his army % His Marshals, `DAVOUST and NEY, ard, however', dragged for ward to give a, contradiction to the Russian , accounts of their,dafeat and the dispersion of their corpsi but the contradiction is made in s uc h a coupled with other articles in the same Papers, as to, prove the truth of the Russian state ments. if the corps were not disposed of in the mariner detailed by the Russians, what. became of them % This is a question which every one on reiding these statements will naturslly ask, and to which the French Papers themselves give, in facti, a complete answer, by proving that these corpS no longer exist. It ,is now confirmed that MustAT had given up /be command of the remnant of the French army tq `tUCAXNZ 14Auumwois, and had set out for Naples. The cause of his quitting the command is stated to be indisposition. It may, however, well bes imagined, that his real indisposition was to con tinue in tbcPmmand of the wreck of an army with which he could effect nothing. EUOZNE. too, is brought forward to give a lame and impo. tent contradiction to the official accounts published at Petersburgls. These ridiculous attempts to &my facts, the truth of which is notorions to all Burope, only serve to shear the di lemma to' which the once powerful Tyrant of Trznce is reduced. Every act of the French Govertiment since the return of 13tioNAPARTE to its bustle of preparation, the anxious eagerness. to raise and send forward fresh troops, and the utter inshility of the remnant of the Vrench Grand Army to maintain even any defen- Ove poOitiOn, 4r (We prove to all Europe the truth of the ittoplau accounts ; whilst the 'feeble :Ittempts made to contradict them upon paper will only tend to convince those over whom IIuoNA PART% hair hitherto tyrannized, that he feels, even yet more than they might at first hare been in thfred to tulip*, the losses and the disgrace he h,,s suffered. - Mom, it appears, before he quitted thecom. wind, withdrew 'the head quarters- to Posen, where also, these ?Alters state a, vanguard Of 40,000 fresh troops *t re . to assemble under NEv. tietterakßAPP is stated to kw in the necupatioti of . Pauttic with 30,000 men. T 4,0010110. of troops meutiamed in the'rapers is; we have, no doubt, in everyinstancepexaggenited: .to multiply upon pa per far the purpose of deception, being a well / -known French tricilt,. The liniitea mom Of 'LItIONAPARTIE are proved by biaistatement of Otneral SoOniot being about to pass the Rhine with it corps of observation. This Gent :01, it will be recollected, was very reeently In Spain, and there is no doubt that a considerable body of troops has been withdrawn from thence along with the Goei Mr. WlLlTSitevi yestcplay gitve notice of his ,S4ttotioo to raatt a motigo on' the subject of Pore, pit tale 4th f next month. It is not for tui: to 'quest:ion the titotives which induce that Gentle:loi to bring forward such a motion, hut '.as to i t 3 afittt, if it were carried, there cannot, we 'thirds) lie.iftelllghtest . doubt. The rashness, nrnbi- Ai m en d paillt af Atm:far/wry: , have involved him in theireatritt yea lie ins lost, the largest and "finest artnithat oter sad assembled; he has roused the , of the unfortunate people over whom hi) exerekcs his iron role ; his name is 'execrated throughout Europe, and he is now tottering to la's fall ,—yet this is the mo ment that England is called upon to stretch forth her hand to save hint, and to enahle him, at 34 , 1110 future time, to accomplish rill his plans for the subjugmion of Europe. There is nothing but a peace that can now save &lONA POLELTE..-110 lia9 fretilletltly been extricated, by, the ertori a his opponents front great danger but if the Powers of Eorope now suffer him to rest till be has recruited his strength to attack them again, they will be responsible for their own destruction. . 4 Or oRTO , Jaw. 11.....H1S Majesty's ship ...Neolesf is off this harbour waititig for tite convoy, which arc prevented' from sailing on :fitcount of a. very' bad Ilar. On the 7th intit. ahntit half-past six in the evening, the brig Princess .RoyaI,.NORTON, was wrecked on the Leshoon Rock, the Captain's son and fiv.e , men drowned ; the Mate, MULLINS, and one mall saved; the former•remained on the melt' from the time of the wreck until the 11th instant, at half-past three, When the Portu guetie boats, under the command of the Pildt of St. John's, Mr. ANTONIO PINTO BAP. TisrA, used such exertions as never before were ,remembered, and saved the min who bad for four days and forum nights 'existed on what the rock al-, forded ; he is now here and doing very well, as is also the other man. Our Readers will perceive that among other Petitions 'presented to the House of Lords yester day, that from the Archdeacons and Clergy ofNott w tc . o and NOIiFOLK was presented byEarll4ELsoN. Tht-Biskop of.N6awien seemed to feel some dis satisfaction that this Pet ition troln the Rcelesiastical body of his own diocese should have been convey ed through any. other medium titan himself ; but as his Lordship took so prominent and decided'ar part, in opposition to the principles and objects of the Petition, it was. a point of delicacy to assign it to other bands, and would, indeed, have savoured.of insult, if his Lordship bad been applied to on the occasion. The Bishop thought proper to add, titiat he thought it inconsistent with the pure and .saered character of the Clergy to • press forward on such occasions. But may not the Clergy, .on the other hand, retort upon his Lordship for the active pact which he took in fa vont. oldie Papists, not only in the House cif Lords, but at a Roman Catholic dinner in lrelandl,The Duke of NoaPopc strongly objected to the. Yeti tion' from the Archdeacon and Clergy of Sarnin., because it .stated that the Catholics of thepresens, day differed not an iota front the belief and tenets of their , ancestors," Surely his Grace cannot have read what has been written by Doetor TROY; Dr. MIL,' NER, and other Catholic Writers, who have affirmed over and over again, that their religion was.UNCII.N.Nan and UNCILIN.C42ABLE.. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, the QtTEEN , Princesses 14'4,/z,Varti and AUnty i and the Duke of CLARENCt: visited the Duchess of -13ttuovviciti for about an hour; The company who dined with the QuF.F.t4 and PRINCESSES at the Duke of Cumni.ka.AND'si on Tuesday evening, were his Royal ifigivness the Pnlrrt t: 1.4.0tmr, the Dukes of YORK and CAL RENCE, the LORD CHANCELLOR :HUI Miss SCOTT, the Earl of LivEaroot.,-ta Earl and Countess.,Qf 11%,rutrasT, Viscount and Viscountess CAsT" - REAGH ) and the Earl of YARMOUTH, &C. 'll. ~Duke Of.Cumnitar.ANn's band attended and plit'y ed some chat miny pieces.' At nine o'clock there was an additional party to tea and cards. Among them were Lord and Lady HPNIAY, Lady An- RAW, two Ladles STANHOPE. ) , Miss Csowswolo: THY, Sir Tuost4s ass nirr, General CitteNvmte, two Ladies THYNNE• Yesterday a Court of Directors was had at the East India House, when Captains Spvtrity, LEACH, FRANCALIN, and Aloanoex, were sworn into Ow command of their respective ships. Cap tains PENDERGRASS, CHRISTOPHER, DODDq, WM' KINSON, CHARD, JAMESON ; NES$Etr, *TAG.. CART, RANKINE, and FAIRFAX, took ti n it leave previous to 'departing. for their respective desti nations. The Court of King's Bench this morning granted a Rule, calling on Sir FRANCA& BURDETT. to spew cause why an curly, day not be 'appointed for a trial at bar in his action against the Earl of MotEs, as Constable of the Tower', &c. on the motion of Mr. So4utTolz-CiEN'EuAL. THE ARTS.--The glorious successes of the sian arms, which are likely to rouse the Contillell till States to an assertion of their iodependence, must .be.grutifyinf4. to all, the fricod of mankind, and artists, as well as pinriots and pfilitician , l, ,catch the. generous enthusiasm. IlitowN, Whose merit as an Engraver on Gems i well •r known ; is very forward on a beautiful intagiir), rate these glorious achievententsl and it is at work that will do,honour to his talents. Thu Engraving; is on a large Cornelian. On' one side is a profile of the Emperor of Russia, which IS said to be:ex act in resemblance, .and which is cer t a i n ly excel , lent in point of art. On the other side there is 'a well conceived imd admirably executed Alle, gory, symbolical of , the Russian triumphs. The Genius of Russia appears striding over a dead Body, in order to trample, on the Gallit The Russian ; Arms decorate her shield : the whole is an animated,. striking, and impressive commc, moration of,events in the highest degtee interest ing to 011 eiVilised World. After alf that has been so improperly said in the public prints respecting the ?tineess. CuAaLorri of W ALES and Ltttly DE CLIFFOII D i We are tislured that the resignation:of the lattrtras entirely Vo. hmtary on her part, On aeOltriV of hts advanced time of life, and desire of cult retirement. The Princess was fully - apprised 91 the Consequent ar -1 1 -‘ rangement, whic h met r .tet e comm. eonenr reflect Indeed, it ‘6I:IILFIJC flbt1)111 to §OppOSe otherwise, as the PAINdE RECittliT and th e I rin C eels HR ALOTTE are tipOit the most : affectionate tooting, and it is by no means:likely that any ar rangements should be math tYttit were not perfeet ly Akcceptobie and satisfactory to both parties. I 4. ' .. . .. i ! r ‘! j , 1 ,: NAV Alf r j ZN T IC 'WS. 'l'iitoi:'i id, .Ftii. 4 2l-4Vtikeettetliig tforn in, , rtb e A t wri cal. - , 7.110- II ri — 1 ; dza- - h--- 41.. , ~.... ~ _ f— . • ftchooner. .effiFt; -- Of 4 `ifidrque(l6iiiiii 111.1.1 Cane, of nnd nimter, • . a cargo cOOsisting ofTeottolid wool; and bees hotimf4o.liourid,c44l . ,,pnytoreal Uti the,26th Mt. in, Lit by:hiiAlajest?'s biig borer. Thc . schooner sailed on the Vtlilieeeniber,• • and has not brought any.news.,, , . • •Arrived a French chassetnaree, .callea the Sally, ‘‘'itli a cargo colisi‘ting of wine and brandy, bound coastwise, captured by . his Majesty's schooner ..irrow, which also c iptured at the same time two other chasse marees with similar cargoes, one of them was afterwards retaken by two,French row-boats. A. French brig In ballast, prize to one of our cruizert, is hourly expected here, - 4,oived the Ann and Elizabeth, CLimo, and the Stag, Lry, , from yowey ; the Brothers, WALKER, trUill,P4l6tOW ; tLe Hope, CILI sr and the Union, TutXxick; from Dartmouth ; the Robert and Mary; PuNToti, from Sunderland ; the Polly, BROWN, front Falmouth' and Penryn ; and the Pheasant, RoAcn, from Penryn. The fleet bound to the eastward which sailed from hence yesterday under convoy of the Rolla and Speculator, are now (4 e. in sight of this port, and will be obliged to put back, the wind blowing fresh from the east south east. Arrived the Cu rnwall man :Of war (rain the Channel fleet. Sailed the Centaur 111211 of , war, and Spy store ship for Portstootah. By the Rotert,, (arrived here the day before iies. terday) which the Captain of the AmeriCan Vateer Mars, gave up to thirty of the crews of vessels he bad captured, we learn, that after they were discharged, they' fell in with his Majesty's slaps •Loire and Pique ,in quest of two Prench frigates which they had received intelligence ot. DeaL, 1 < E8.3,---Arrivcd the Magda, transport, Capt. CUMMINB, With a detachment of the 25th• regiment on board . , from Holy Island, bound to the m.pot at the 151 e Of lvight. , • Sailed his Ma est y Liz sh ips—Bo fiord- 2tuitiVarrior 'for Portsmouth. • . 1 ..,,,,,,,PORTSMOUTH, FE.e.... 3.--Arrived the llemis, SliElPrAllp, front' the Thaßts.l l l)estual t(!.(.;t3thacia's. Saileil bi Majesty's -ships "?.S'aivairo' aad ';Purer on '-: a enlize. ~ • . • . .. , , FALMOUTH, FEL the Ercillth br;g, and the chug° . mums, le.tely captured by the Growler gun-brig, fn r Plymouth. It Was the Queen Charlotte that landed part of her letters at Kinsale, in Ireland she sailed from Lisbon 11 days before the Lapwing, anti has not yet arrived here, but is hour , ly expected. Itit,ActA - Loma; 26.--We have experienee4 a stictie4rrin ; lan ylga tte, with a brigon tine an i galetta of the 33111 C natioo, e bet. ri wrecked in ituritarbour. Afonday, ,the Princess CHARLOTTE of attended by the Duchess of LEEDS, arrived in town from Windsor. Tut QueraT's COUttT..--YeSterday, SOOT) after three, o'clock, her MAJesri held a Private. Court. his Excellency Count LIEVEN, the . 11,113Silln Ambassador, had a private audience ,. .:' of the QUEEN, to which .he wat introduced by the Earl of Mostirrohr, and delivered his credentiali, and Was most graciously - received.. The . like ceremony•tOok place with B ar ,in D e RE HAU SRN, the Swedish AMbassador., r..w The Countess Likvert, the Lady of the Russian Ambassador, Wat•introdUCed to the' QuE by Vicountess CAS . TLptumm,. us the: Laity of his Majesty': Secret ary of State for. j.i'ffeign Affairs. . Monday - Princess CHARLOTTE of W.`AtEs, at tended by the Duchess of LF.Ens i 'iwrived in town from Windsor.' Her Royal fligitness;lwe are sorry to say, continues . oightly Jndisposed,;al - she is better since her 'tifst attack., ~,Lettets front Pet:mhos-0) voutain Atte following extraordinary. article ' The Got& Ilatotit' of Field Mar4hal Dametsi, which, with secersa'rreneh Ftglcs, had been re cently hting to in the (.'.athedral, us military tro phicg, rr as StO en the ne%t th the great asto nishment and intligtnition t.,f Citvernmen t 1 1 1111 the the inhabitants of th a t city.' The mo3t . rigOrOllS Rearch' being set to, foot by the Police, it VCRS at length found in the'ob+ptire.hulging of a French men, wljo - Ivas imittediucely .akiprehended and exc clued for the.otleaccr.' Buonaparte, it scenes., ryas twelve days in pass ing on a sledge with the utmost r a pidi t y , to ef fect his eseape through .I)(elpted, during which time he took no other sustenance than tea anti dry bread ! EXTRACT OF A Lr. - rraa PROM • ST. PETEREIBURGII, • — DECENTRILI 110. • " By dispatches which have been found atnong , Buonaparte's baggage, we leave a statement of the number of , people claiming rations out the French Commissariat, when the enemy first en.- tered Russia, which exceeds 7.;e0,000 men. Such a &cement from any other army would stagger the most creduloui, but from Buonaparte we are not to expeekprivate statements exaggerated ;. and it' it be true, what a d rea d fu l waste of human life, f or I cannot believe that 00,000 of them ever left this country. The prisoners .here are dying hy hundredi , and such ',the mortality, that graves are no longer dug, but a canal is cut, and as ft gets filled up, it is extended:. FRECII PAPERS, ------ PARIS, JAN. 26.—:-.The King of NO s ' b indisposed, has thought proper to quit the t Inand of, the army, which be ha s giveo ni), 'iceroy!: This hitter is more accustoeu., gland Atoinistration. He possesses the confidence of the Emperor. _Vier the treason of General D'York;tile.l of Naples judged it advisable to march olo' i 'l l''Abing - road., and trout thence on Posen) his head-quarterslarrived the lfithJanory.lv General Rapp, with a gariison of 3° A l i occupies the Island of Noytt and Dantrzi;i i melt occupy Thorn and its neighboarllOLl"4 Prussians are in Grodentz ; a eorfs of 6 1 tion which the Prince Eckinuld :eol" wl 't upon Bamberg. Prince SchW a rtzeoberg ''' ; .l neral Regnier are in advance of `W 31 1 1 ,f;11 sth is re-organizing in that place, am,' "'' w i of Tarenti has marched upon Posen . ; i‘'' lr i )i i Cyr has.'recovered from his wound. 1 - 11 d i Belluno has arrived 'at Posen. There l'', t , been, since the affair oldie 'Duke of T itreliv,l the Niemen, in which he made Iliree.r, battalions prisoners, any . engagemert ('(, with the enemy ; there have only W. 43 reiteounters, of little importance with t"' sac:Li.' . - ' j All the dismounted cavalry has arrive`hlri Oder. . General Bonnier, who is:at Berlin' that he has . made contracts for thirty r ? borses,, twenty thousand of which litivf fi t been ; dnlivercd' at the depots, as well . 1 0 remounts ; of cavalry,. and those of the and military equipages. The cold Ive'dij ' continues'. The King of Prussia is rc-organ isiogl t i tingent between Stettin and Colbcrg. r, nil Lauriston departed yesterday fr° l , P s l to fix his head-quarters at Alligdehorto'so the corps of observation which fie „ c , ° , ' .t, is to active. General Soubam 10' ;00 Rhine, with the van-guard of the Corr' ° I vation of the Rhine, and will move 01l I : . t Frankfort. ‘• ) His iifajesty has given to General Dertr) r* n Ot command of the ArniV of Obsylva -8° , r( 1, 0 which is to unite at Veroiii). A voo - g 6L- E f, posed of 40,000 fresh troops, will on° 40. under , the orders of Marshal the Duke "' o tii whose o'selc'ohis Marshal amid t s r a e i n b g b i l l ) i g o l l i' e n: 1 Illidn I;lcarf ° ' 111: the test. • 10 . The King of Saxony is uniting leis ll l ' ar , 0 0 0, GlQgau. The Emperor of Austria is. 3s di el Considerable forces it) Galici , iVe co o o re ! ~ there an army of More than 80,00 0 0 11 1 .01 0 greate,,st confidence and harinony•es'i'“,.s,' the imperial' Courts of Vienna alni r'll'oc! The; King of Denmark. is deaf ~° , s . iii, mices and intrigues of England, Id S)veden. .. , h i e fort f ' 30 1 ,0 1 0 .'9 0 C good ieis tr i o lcs al v i . s• li n ave un li n e t e t t i r c '' n itil-c i te l d he iiit g"0 . Generals . eommaiid . them, an 0,0! vernor of the town 'is Genegal gogi'luiptll ) r and intrepid iiildier . ; It COTlSidersibh! i4L.jt,i .nl4inger.4ll(l Artillery Officeil I t i og for place is prOviSioncti with .ei cry ...1, yol!rio. All the reports which have bet frolti false ; there has not been a it there' litt4 not been one ;4.' t is e epo", Officer has heen.wotinded) 3"e t ,l what of no affair has taker;•plac- , C i ernAtinY O t of 'Parent e , u p on t h e . !'.•;1 0.0 9 t. thing to fear, either land, or the irruption of the Daru 4 b ( 10'1 knew how to defend their cc/until Y i, . 1. 1 0 it, and capita[ but by it; t ie the f We are authorised to make this expo' u ' i t'icr'? gailizs the good citizens of France J ll `,l o o and we add, that they m a y b e ce rtllll events happen, we will innuedia o known to the public, with the ston e . o tt si y with Which were made kil,°; fr iii fortunes of the army in the 29th ' do not know Why the English :tasters . to iiii;~t:lfttit` our coasts and the Co pamphlets tilled with false aecuttrit' the misfortune.whiair the army 5111' , ' in the 29th Bulletin, but what' the Gazettes add, that eagles and conr ol3 from us in limit of our banutosi false, .very-fulse, LETTER FROM PRINCE EUGENE ZP F , ROY of THE KINGDOM 01•' I°l'l6 NrSTXR AT WAR. ii ~jyf ientf! ly T s or4 'Dokc--The. ,SC: zetteshavelallen in my hands, by tvt,"' hoiv s inmaturAl and false arc the )Ti.#l tbey contkiu of the events of .Novel!' eemher.•l only at what . coli c ` d:arrnee. It is stated in 1801:Nov. Platt:Lc attacked me onl corps,' took front me th 1 ree tin ); l , hundred men',; nd lily !, i l l statements are : P false; 60111:116.:' m 11V water} hilllttlf before 1)1V 0 0111 S. o I 111 every part. If he Iris made i O " 3, • has not taken ,3 single one - IXith 81. 7 , but he may have picked up during the night ; to avoid the eyes cN . 3 cold, had s l icAed into the to the cannon, they Lave not piece ; although lt •is true that 1171,...,1 the los,s of my horses, IVWCI ) the eNcessive cold, to abandon tip of my artiilerv, after loving lat ) k - - en it. " I know that the Russian stater": f ilse ; the exeent of the CO of s'nti gives of tile greater port °- i fe , g . ives the R ovi i 4o Government. Pni this respect, and they take care to t Y causing the most nonsensical rel)()r about. We were et the gates 01 that people belie ved us to be e.'t e/ (Sigtled) at LEDTER iltoM Tug mAltsimi• Ora° r TO Dili hiA3()li* with Astota It 4.. , n eV (_,O O" "1 ' LIV: it a' )not) ( , ) ,11 1 I LII '' 0' 44 bot !ter her 6c, d thou 41' 111' ( , :: Ofr itt) . 4 'Jed WA 4 c ri4 :o bC P • liS lOl a dti 9 11 ' . ' • ,1 di Jas ip g re' .4 P ril a ig; rVe4 .Al'o ' A i 'o' os 4 l *-lAr f 4 Oft .vt-.