The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-27 00:00:00

tAIroitTANY.VoitE.IGI , ; .INTELLIGENCE kId'VT3:MiLI.GII d(rir vtccti , AL/ G. 2:j.—A Messenger ha!: ju, t litrited frolit lteichenhach, with the new that Anstria,thiciaie(l War against France on the 10th instant; On tile i3th, in the unOrning, the whole of the uriuy iVat"; pia in motion: Head-quarters . tvei.t.reinoi•ed t.o Pt. :Ague, to which place the Em Perot., of itussrA, King of .PRtisSieti and Lord . tAt ( tiOAlo' were: gone: We tire assured, that intelligetice of .this tvent has been received; . . General '24oatA. , .t sailed from YStadt on the 4th inst.ld by •accotintS received, bad a favourable to. Stralsund, where be would be met by the Croup Priudit of Svv,gottithe hitter having rosely left 13eilin to reCeiVe his old friend. 'No doubt, Sbinething, grand will soon be done by ihuse two' great military GotTE.Nnutiov,, letters from 'Prussia state, that hostilities would cthinnebee on the 16th, or as , soon - as. the armies could be brought to their .different positions, which would require twtr or ,three days.r• The army under the Prigejtoyat of Slitibkl4 100,000 strong, is marching towards the Elbe. 160;-:•Lord ABEitintx arrived on Satur, day_ list. AUG. 21.---According to accounts, war has re commenced. A traveller, just arrived, says, that on the 17th the bombardtuant * of Stettin again comnienced. AUG. 20.---qhe Crottin Mind of BWEbtt4 was, during the arniistice, fired at from Custrin4 whlle reviewing some troops in that neighbourhood, and the slidt fell within thirty yards of hini,---The CossackS wOnld have cut off' a great number of troops who were at.work outside the mills, but the Catow Pairfor; would'not allow it, and u sa tiifuctory explanation is said to have taken place, huLLETIN. 4 i Ilez . id , quatters, at Oranientstirg, Aug. 13. His Royal Highness the gRO*II tired bere');esterday, and.has fixed his tern at Otis placc.—'fite united artily Of Northern Germany, of which his lloytil fliglthess has the conithand, oectipit-: the following positions : " A part oh the 4th l'rttssian corps tl'arrae, ivbich tbrnts the reserve, titi(lor tilt command of Liefttenunt-Geueral Count Taut:n.74'l, hrts its beatt;toarterl: nt j! iinctteberg i and stretches its right wing townrds Berlin; "l'he , Ith Prussian corr. d'artau, under Lien teslant-General Von Bulow, has its head-quarters At Berlin, and, in conjunction with Count Tau enzien's cotpi, forms the left wing of the'Allied •••• " The Swedilt cOmnitinded by Field- Itlarshal Cottht Volt SttAlinglt, is assembling in the'vicinity 'of GranienbUrg; with its head item Spandau. The beatkquarterS are here.— The first Swedish is under the com: wand of Lieut.-General Skioldebrind, and th e Second tinder that of Major-General Baron Posse. This lait 'tlivisiotOttgether ‘'ivith a separate bri. Bade detached Friuli the 'third- divi6ion, forms .a corps, Columanded by Lieutennut-G,:ncral &trim gatutils. The Nvltiile Swedisll force is.in the centre of the army. The right tying consists of troOpsi•iintler the orders Lieutenant-• Dartnt Winzingerbde; whose. bead-4114Hr trt are at Brandentini-g. Lientenant-General. Count Woronzow's c6ri.,s belongs to wing, with its he:td-quartet's ". A I , rtiss4,:in tarps,, Under 'Altijor.:Generai Hersclifeldt, is in Front of Magdeburg. It is don Elect wl by its kit tvhlg with die nits sian rtra.i j, iind by icy, right by the' ctiips o!)ser „Aim) Oil th e I,o;.ver Eihe, tinder Lietttenaut7Ge reral.C,otitit Walbuoden. lts . head- 7 tptarrers are at fichWeiln, and its advanced, pOsts reach front Leu-.. An ter D3SSan, and the iLidc:le towards Imbeek. Lieinettaut-Getteral J.. ) ,aron Von Vegenack belongs to this corps :1T tins under his eonnuand 3000 Swedish troops, 3000 l'rnssianS, tied tNifeck le itintrgim seirtrate CortlS, 1);101;gi:Ig "to COltrit p r!..11.,14111•1211t1 Sterthl. • " Airtior-c 0110/1 tws h.:tided at Stralantul n , w4l, curl)* of :WOO iii o's:, GeneE t ii Baron is 'at the head of the (..,;etteral StatT of the tiniteit airing, of the North of Cieritiaqi and has nndet• hint the. Alajor-Geneiml rarrm I;trva3t, and Count. Gus t av I.4z)wiptejelti, Ili Adjutant-Ciotti:rid, to reeelv'e and forward Orders. " The army is sodispocett, that march and d half, upwards of 80.,000 tne:n eito he in the line. • 1 ( 11 ? ilst hiA Royal Iliglineßs, no the )Ith inst. In the forenoon, n.;+.; revie'vritig the 'po o r: w hi c h h:ockdaing Stettin, antl eansing tbein 16 In iqt.tr, re, and s at• the time, to threaten the fort , howilter wir; tiointz'cl l • t hiS I.▪ I,oyal Aligh,ny.4s ; the , grenade fell thirty !meet he- Itimi tmot. (111 ' 4 " 3 tiotive _ 1:e cl o c tit s ey r W ' troti b i I ; t 7 111. 3 4 (,+: „. 't .., c1 ttre,i1 06 1 t r i n , ra! ea_iplat%, 1 ,4„,au a rt. attaching - , ' w L ho :r r . l nfitint 101. - ,Qciiiierl to ( jtltbiq el 1 , 1111t4 9 1 , i i ) ""„ 4 , 11 t VIM . '. The CrWvii Pria(!rdti f il i fh 1.41'11"3▪ i'y tilitt! CillTittitintiiio (.)fl •LLI •'' ,a ditctl " b A().l't x - ii,14561 1.41,31 , .efl trnee, anti fire(i 66 hi!l 1Z0 . 1:11 anti 64 , 11tt.' Of Wrkr, 'T t.t sit • - s;ll4lilt i ft ill! and expressed his sorrow for tilt accident. Attet; ' his.Roifat itn w,o fora snort time, he retired. ti'lLe French sol diers etpressed titeir hearty. wishes fOr the Atorittion of peace, and to - see an cud put to the oattunitics of war. To judge from the preparationn of the Alilesat Stettin s it is to be expected that tile fortress will be stormed on the conclusion of the armtstice.— By the zeal and industry of those ofrviArs Who have the charge of supplying the ailny with pro visions, it has not as yet, suffered any defielenty, The number of sick is very trifling." iiELIGOLAND MAIL. tiAMBURGII, AUG. 19.—Yesterdity, the iSth, the Marshal Pthice of Ecttnuitr. broke up from his tantonments. The enemy was repulsed <it all points, after having suffered a considerable loss. Some prisoners Were taken from hint The Danes behaved themselves extremely well. Last night the Prince caused the three entrenchments which cover Lauenburg to be attacked. The 3d batta lion of the 30th regiment of the line iiirced thetu with the bayonci i and the enemy retreated in great confusion across the St'eLitnitz i leaving the trenches filled with dead midi Wniinded. The loss that be has 'suffered on this occasion most be con: siderable. LAVENtuRG, Auc. Seren4 ItiglineLs the Marshal Ratilct OfECKNIVIIL yesterday caused the position of the enemyin the front of Lauen burg to be reconnoitred ; and it was,found td coi l . 'sist 9f 1300 infantry and some cavalry. The en. , tretichments and artillery tendered this position very strong. His Serene Highness caused it to be carried last night by the 3d battalion of the 30th regintetit, With, the• bayonet, without firing a shot. The enemy; after qoitting the town,,retired in the greatest confusion across the Steeknitz. We have taken some prisoners, among which are several Prussian Officers. Oni loss on the lgth consisted in 100 men, most slightly wounded. ThVere . i my's loss is far more considerable., • • • • SSEK ; AUG: head-quarters of his Sc gene Highness the Prince of HUSE is still here, but every thing shots •that it witl break up this day, but whither is not. yet known. Mornt is taken, and intelligence Lids this day arrived he'te, that Lauenburg, which the Russians had Ebro fled, is likewise taken. Our troops have behaved very valiantly. Ttintb corrr,Nntitcri MAIL AtJG. is reported, thotigh f thing tifffirial is known on the tithjetlt, tli»t after the Armisilee bad been detionneed by .Prussia, the Reach took bresla*, from which they *e.i.e, however, afterwards dkivett. with the lons of 12 cannon. Fresh affairs are . ekpetted every day, • It is supposed there will be a great battle In Lusau. liEkLibt, JULY' 31 —Concerninm the prolofiga tiOtt of the Atinistiee, which, under' the mediation of Austria, was concluded between the belligerent Powers, and which has already been noticed in the Berlin Gazette of the l7th hist. according where to, hostilities may not be recommenced before the 16th August, the CE)111111ISSIO'IitS tilli)Okqe.(l on be:- half of the,*several . Powers; haVe on the 26th:inst.. , • at length signed a formal agreement. PimurtAu, ;JULY 12.-9 n the I.l4instant, ttt I'o o'cloe4t in the evehing, his Royal Highness the Crown PrinCe of Sweden arrived here 'tor the fnit Otte. The clergyman, Mr. Was reritiested by the Magistrat'es and *Clergy. ro introduce them to ~Itis Rtiyal flighty -AS. Mr. Postal welcomed the Crown Prince in it speech in the French language, which was scroll times interrupted by his Royal Highness. mention. ing the first appearanCe• of the Crown PrinCe in Prcuzlau seven years ago, his Royal Eliglineys exclaimed, " An unhappy time 'for your toWn; 6 ;141) 4 it 18 past ; and may 1t never return !!' On expressing the fitittering hopes tacy entertained, the Prince •said, '' 'cite .solOnotite Oat insrireit, itie, wlll always be to 'contribute With what small means yI possess, to the prtservation of your country's iittlepentlerice and at: the concl us i o n he obscrved---•" I ha 6! tis yet I 'done nothing to attract your attention. to inc. but I will endeavour to deserve it, by* mny zeal for the ‘vel (.) f l a i rt. th ... o )f y fo o l l i i ( r )x e v i i i t i t i g itt : 4; . . the 7th, ttt ten o'cloelt in the forenoon, his Royal High ness prot",:ediid ou r his journey to Tr a che u b crg . ' • • itolyroci new4rriged iljvision of Dufour, consisting of II or 12,000 m e n, lit now removed froth lls,mburgh to the old mark of Brandenberg. In Dennntrk another new financial operation is expected to take place,. the course of oichange* having risen to Mich ttn excessive height, ,thilt it is at about SOOO per cent. STLIALSUND, AUG. 4.--17/is Royal Highness the Crown Prince arrivad tile at Itecei On the 9tl init. in the evening. Front thence lit S I Ora, IghileSS set out inr Grahow3 where he ; Autl intends to arris ., proccedi dity to MOW, )10`;i! t - morrow evening. Four, AUG. )o„. 7 4,etters front the kpty . J:kli fro:Hers liviAg, thy following accol:tits . -f---- ,Lord 11 7 ,:tOtgton has a gain rCt1001.!(1 to ; ilr'Apy : ot MO on the 28th aiS;* - cre battle was, foug•ht. - l'he English nceupie.a three iteihti, ltacli they! had claret - lilted, The t ench Wer# t imes rv o s o • (jotit tegirnultt, at ~_ ios - t 9000 men. The ioss'nf the French is estit . n4ted 9 25POi After the •tu , o assaults which the Englilt mtide ou the town of Ban.Sebasti:tn, stud in both which 0167 ivero.' e'el')ulsttl j tiful lett .the breaches lknd ditches filled 'with' their dead, they rein:slued fery quiet on the 26th, but on the 27th, perceiving the progress niade 1:y the Duke of Dalmatia, they made preparations for raising the siege, and trans ported theirartillery into th e haibour,..in-Order to put it on board their ships, • The brave soldiers of the garrison of San'Sc , Bastian, who had repulsed them with so much vigour, sallied out .before day-light, under the eunimand of tieutenant-Colonel Lap 6, comman der of the mountain yagers, and cut down every thing they found in the trenches. We counted 500 . dtlid bodies, and 322 prisciners, among Ivhom were 30 Officers: It is believed that the Duke of DALNIATIA will have entered Vittoria ow the .31st July. Or PA of August. We may, therefore, estimate that since our recommencing offensive operations the loss of the English, Por ttiguese, and" bpanish army antonnts to 20,000 mcn, out of which are S or 9000 English.. Another Letter from that country contains as follow ‘ . "The Duke of AlbUfera evacuated V; lentigi on the sth July, leaving garrisons in the eitta,el tud fort of Saguntum. He passed ,the Ebro atloc t(isa, and arrived atTarragona, where he bad the good fortune of falling in with au army, composed of one-fourth English ; and the other three-fourths Bpaniards, whom he put to flight. He made 1500 prtso►:ers, took all their cannon, and killed and wohnded a great number of their HIM. " General Graham, the second in cctnmand of the English army, is dead of his woun,ll. " In the actions Which took place on the 24th, 25th; and. 6th, the EnglM anti Spanialds had co vered the different hills over whicliTZtbe French army had to pass with entrenchments , all these works were carried by assault. " The cohmois of rues Basques, which had johned the French artty, and gone round a mountain, did the enemy great damage. The English were in full flight on all sides, lime head-quarters of the Duke of Dalmatia are expected at Vittoria." • NAVAL NEWS. Itt'itwicit, AUG. 28;9--=flit King George ) Capt. mid Lark packet, Capt. SHERLOCK, arrived early this morning, in tour clays, from Gotten- burgh, bringing the very important intelligence of the recommeneement of hoStilities on thk: 17th instant s and determination of tbe''Emperor of AUSTRIA to join the Allies, immediately, - with z..n' triuy of 20,,n.,0,0, men.' A battle is even said:to have becn,fought outhat day, in which the Rus sians are reported Ott Gottenburgh to he victo rious but this wi Mitch doubt. AIr,SYLVESTita, the IVessenger, is on bo - urd the Diana picker, (nut yet arrived), with dispatches., containing particulars of the above glorious news. Ile left Stralsund on the' 19th, and beackluariers on the 17th inst. - The news of SOULT'S defeat hitt! readied Got lenburgh from the French. hcad-quarters, before the arrival Out of . the ,Beuirfoy packet: The Caii.voty Pattcou of Sweden is - said to be advancing, on flunhtlfgh with a powerful army, ,but he had 'lately nearly fallen himself the victim of French perfidy ; by some he is .sniff to have been shot at, ,by others to have very narrowly escaped the effects o f a sh e ll, thrown at , buln .nut his escort previous to the expiration of the ArmiStite. The Little 44ekland packet is also arrived from Heligoland; and is supposed to be the heath of great news from that quarter, two Flags of Truce Caring Ofived at that island, with the result of which she *as inimediately dispatched on TitOs day last. the Ladi.Nepeati, Cain .°Livi#G, and Henry Freeling Capt. Masbui sailed this day with the mails of the 2.3 d ; the futmer tor Gottenburgh, and the latter for Heligolaud. • The outward-bound con'irciy for the Baltic, which have been for some days lying in Ilosely Bav are nizin' eoming . into this port. . DEAL, Atm. 26.—±.This morning . Nyas sent in . - here by Captain DoaRINS, "'commanding one of . the revenue lag i ters 'On : this stiition, a row galley 'kith na tasks of 'spirits on hoard, which were safe ly lod g ed Itl our Cristoin-honge. 'The smugglers had, run a part of the cargo, with which they got clear otf i and of titirsa none of the• crew were taken. It is also ieported that a'large bOati with a valuable cargo, Was also taken byOne of our . cruisers; us no authentic aceotin is yet re • • teived, .I <cannot VOU C I A for the truth. Much firing took place hot night at the north end of the town, but do not learn tha - any lives were rived his Majesty's, schooner Rapid ; with t t:can •tioy from .. Vali:39'3th" ; wAtlch , -are . sailed for - the river. Alsei..orived the 4ttite hired armed cutter' „from oW Flatshing,;.- 1 , 0 i t M UT 11, Av0.26:--No arrivals ro-day sailed his Majesty's ship Em otaa for off Cherbarg. TORBAY, AUG. 24 .--Axilvecl his, Majesty's ship Wanderer, to collect the ships far Ziewfountiland. Gasv.ecierw, AuG• 26 . --Arrived the following ships from the Greenland Fishery, viz. De 10104 North?, Copt. Smrrn , Lavernos, Capt.. POUTS Irnrie., Capt. PATTE nil the Ait lISONT sequende of signals, intimaticn that ar mews'/ teigate , was off the Heads, his Majesty's ship 16i nhig; Capt. SEYMOURi wen t out in qu est of her Renfain the several outward - b ound Fleets air dropping 111 fast for convoy. MAIO. ARRIVED-3 Gottenburgb, I,Guernsey, jerg.ii, Dvt-2 Cadiz, Lisbon, 1 ,Eloblint a Waterford; PRICE OF STOCKS • THIS DAY Al TWELVE O'CLOCK• orituls 570 I Red. Otnaitio.‘..Cll HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TC-NIORIIO4, Mornlug, 47 miautes after 3. 1 Etening, 1:2 ntioutcsalla TILE SUN._ "4. I Q 1.113 DICER FA!..SUht AUDEAT? LONDON, FRIDAY, 4UGUS7' 27, ISM' , RENEWAL ()I.'• ()I.;' THE SO B ' -..••.--- - ~ The momentous event which we have rlAMW , - announce, will not come upon the readers 01111! tt Su with the eclat of surprise and astailiglime: with which ft will fall upon the ntirePure-a 1114 :: of those who, have 'pinned the! f fe th and ill i h li merit to the gloomy oracle* - Of .dissiter, ici' ; tiO during the whole period of die Arni's have been labouring to demonstra te tl ' et il . - - ce t W h eli :e idi l d i g t a e . nefits of which Britain would be te - terminate i n a faithless p e ace, fr e ' l ~ eoi T o he intelligenca et:Mt-flitted in r ie r b, Frt ie l columns verifies every opinion, wii - ov , Contradiction to these anti-patriotic ariPls/beetiri vo . hich, from a oa let fs it : ti t ie i ts e irpi e t ai o sns t i v i e m nv en e rt ye d etivc_lioactrwieet.iipo„oftsitotl d ill:F:1 ilti, we 01 " 1 1... ., state ofC.oEntoirt:pnet,al ti °Ps ' ,0 tn , Id D e Was so busy i n ' guesses as tei W illa 1 :- 11 , so CpLlt y nt es ill t : ,. inass,,a ,poi:hilleic s i p : e u i r i n itt 3 tiv . i , the result • of the conferences at l'"g uc coir . '. s t tEtottal : lVi l f's°lC a :.e'ta'lt i tse l letill Y tdilrttietalt r tektibvs o lheoe c autlo o t:Ysio n if:eszar l ttiti : olbtrrisernn'ee e ln. l hi c : e l 7 l ::: l : ll2l . ll.'.lll l t T e : ire:tarrrillidi"tt:t:Lat':.'ke ir i:: active. and prominent i.vart in the i1re' 14364 ta d 11 : 41 11°"tictlY currett sire have, been h' " If '..te, points let our p.. Iblication of t;lis clay detnuriswi.er mentions all, e. n But t i l i o i e t i l s re , . ,a l' r i wo r th ll i l i l a: It w thousandli p roceedietil opinions...A.ll.e .iii engage 4 has been • ren e we , t i j the paa" - ` ) to it Peace, which can 'never be enlb , raC ed , ot , France i 5 b e aten d ° 1 . 1 b. the ailibitiOUS vr yrant . , of krance i the civilize:l i ' , 77 11 0 . . °v a t il t :; : e :i u h: pr e domina n t e its d iti t I g i oi' .g e n e r a tion,g h: a bove " e ° to facts, which) ti`re, -. the sight .. of m en, and th e r-1- ° , 5 , b$ ritesiisstparn:ee,d,ll:s:ollis:. tildes on either side, is indeed horrible, ---1° of more bortihle 'to think that the blood of 1°1" 0 11• orifice. . The appeal the to a r m s , o‘vitlai.dstriectiltilifitillviiittii: . b tl o w u t t l i s t i l l e l d ls ti m i u rs u t st io B r u r t i! ' l e in w c h ° iC i l s i e l q. a i g le : ien. '°l theL breast i o .in f ok o s n_e of w i r it e . t e e , h, who: has risen from the . e t h a t i r s Insensible ' Air t a o s l) eater r o te o p h e ; t l. i°'hil through g i s s t ic ; i e l it af d .e ts t r le o i ; n er c i g en u s B r os os e f ft' F t c i r f t r a e cia ti l ; te : lsl ' ll ; : a ct r ii°: : :: :osl 4 , l is 'ranee to him!) as to those of other caaotre _ the tttermination of his armies in the I 9 p i t ° h i, Paign seems only to . have added fury er , former ninirness , and arrogance tO his tfoo ilie ,ll ing pretensions . H e knew lie bad set D i ; a l upon a Cast, and would stand the ba l f d to the die. As disaster had not taught 01, abate ,any "thing of those claims whichATOS ° e , (lenity inconsistent with the liberties of 111,0.°P.,:e, our firm allies, with Gad and justice an th eir fla agNOUNCED the Aitstisttot upon the 10 0 1 - le , buckled on their armour for that sti ligg ,ii bloody . meansh ca moderation csraafttoyn left 0 l t d h e n to oL t a i v l (t ett 0 , nal; the tb:110., Y. path indeed, 'by which they coohl ' li t ; ot t that object, to be deprived of which a Pe°P le am i 'Tyrantt French I ) r e reet t e t nd e co r t n /n o ne t otino exist nF_ ios s tt l : la n; o t 14. s u p b n o ) i , i t — 1 t 4 I x n ErES P s 14 c On the 10th, as.,wo- on 4 d e s 14 :he .i." 3 ' n oe4 ( 0 dared . their determination to renew the an t he arms --..0f which, all the intimation.given t° id as hostilities have stt A tt l e r cl, to thetn, which it' was litiown usouid c ',,,, fA gir u-o ul d m b ig e ht observed be tb e i a s 6 so stro n g a sensation that the birth -day i' „ , its e i s t" paragraph, . as if 10 breilic re l e ) a ne of the Aro'':;ch From this terror and averseness to tell the Fr PeOple the truth, we augur as much for 00 of 0 , ) I gurope as' from all other circunistancas I" i d o gether. The conscious dread of the pespor• 1 ' bi , . --.....hinations tvllo . . ...MS l'' week before . _Ace.