The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-19 00:00:00

~,' ;, 4, , . :;. ' ;',i;', , .i- ' 4,.:,i. ` r Gottenlmi'gh, 2lfnligolaud, t IV:tierford. SUN. 901,1 , .M Utll4 oftERE FALsum AtmEAT? L 0 ; 4 ' j) 0 N, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1813. ".TAILS. rl ED-1 Lisbon, 2 .Dublin, 2 Waterford. Drri3-1 A Lisbon Mail arrived yesterday, bringing Papers to the 4th, nn' privatoadviceS to the .sth instant. ThL Marquis of. WELLINpTorr having ordered the be:tivy artillery to be Mit from Lis ban, it WIIS coneloded that the campaign was abcut to,.commcw but Ili) Movement 'of import- once, in a. military point of Njew, bad .taken.place. The French continue, by the motions of different parts of their force; Ito give strong indication's of an intention to retreat,. awl to concentrate their troops in a defensive Letters from OpOrto to•the ith instant have been received by a running ship, arrived atfLi v4;rnool, some Of which speak of a..severe defeat sAained by SuctiET, but without mentioning date or place. As SUCHET was making pre parati..ms, to detach - a part of his force . to join the Army of the Centre, . probably • the opportunity may have been seized by the A licant army and the Spaniards to harass him, UIUI d r i ve i n his posts, and these operations may have given rise to the report above alluded to, ;which, however, we shall be most happy to be en abled to confirm in its tullest extent.' One of the letters from, Oporto alludes to the supposed event in the following terms ,J congratulate you on the defeat of SUCHET'S larnip, the particulars of which must have reached you long ere this; the French Were greatly ent.up." Some additional French anti Dutch Papers have been received, but not of late date. They fur nish 113 with no new military intelligence ; hut it may be collected from, several' articles they con tain, in whieL i nnwary confessions arc made, that the sprit of insurrection in Germany has spread even to a greater extent than our own direct.in telligence would warrant us• in conehuling.— Anritst . our extracts will be found a decree is sued by Bu.oNArARTF, making. the CoocoOat -*concluded with . the Pope obligatory . .upon the - Precieh Church, but at the same time render ing it a mere mockery, by giving the rope a 104 of ..Veto nPori the iippointwent of Bishops for bix months only, uftc*which the Lishop of 1317024- APATITE'S t:ominution is to he inducted to his See, in spite of any . objections made hrtfie Pontiff. Some American 'Papers .have reached town, brought by a' vessel sent in to • Plynionth, from which vre have, extracted General WnsTcIiE4TER'S account of the defeat he sustaiw!!l at _French Town, on the 'Raisin, and a Most extraar. din ary resolutions, purporting .o have bean agreed upon at a meeting at' several officers who had survived the battle at French Town; resolutions which pt forth the tnost atrocious and'unfound ed calumnies upon the British officers, to whom , they allude, nod which we innst consider as a most despicable and into - non* eNpedient to rouse the worst passions of the American people against tile British, one which is completely in the style • an'tl or the school of 13 . 1.10 N %PARTE. The Berlin papers contain the following in !. portatlt I' While the victorious warriors of Russia, - ac comp4nied by those of hiS, Majesty the King of • • PIiUSSIA, his ally, appear , in Germany, his Majesty the Emperor of llussin, and his Majesty the King of Pausstx, announce to the Princes and nations of Ciermany, the retux;p of liberty and independ-. since. They only come with an intention of aid iitg them to re-em:titer tho!ie.in‘tlietothle benefits of nations, and of atl(*Jrding pciwr,.t iitl proteetiOn, and laitim4 se.mrity, to the regeneration of a ve... nerab;e. , Empire. " These t‘to k trades, triWing in Gim, - tind.full of courage, Advance, hoping that every Ocrunan,. ‘vithout distinction, will join thew, &'c. . "The Confederation of the Rhine, tfiat deceit fett;!r v,•ith which the general Astnrber hound (iernilny, trwnembering her; after o',;4ettriug {►er antiient ►dame, can * no longer be toleratpl, as it is the eiteet of forcign consttaint and of foreign it,:iiittnce.. tunst be 41ksolyed. " Their Majesties will only give protection wbile, the-German Princes and nations Are en., gai.N , l in completing the grand work. Let France, r. ho is beauteous and .strong through herself, occupy bersig i iu future, in pro w:26og her internal welfare! Nu forci , r: :n pwcr intends distUrbing sent against her rightful frontiers, n u t b e it linown to,France, that theother powers are so il. ai tors of conquering lasting tranquility f or their subjects, and that they will not lay down their arms, until the foundation of the independence of every European. State has been established .and secured. ` 1 In the name of their Majesties:the Empero r - of Russiaand King of PrusAt. Prince KUTUSOFF SMOLVYAK, " Field Marshal and Commander in Chief of the Allied Ai my. " Head-coarters, Kalisch, 13t1i (25th) March, 1913." 'Fr6m Wismar, Lubeck, and other ports in the Baltic, several merchants in Newcastle have last week received communications highly in teresting to , the pti.l.)lic. Notwithstanding 'the supplies of corn and provisions demanded for the armies last year, in the North of 'Europe, their surplus stock . of gain is 'still iokmmense ly- great, that wheat and oats have been offered in ;exchange for our coals and manufactures upon terms so advantageous, that we 1114 y soon e;:peet to have large supplies in lieu of our superabun dant mercantile Lou - modifies. I The. finest wheat has been offered to be delivered in ghat port at 72 shillingS a wiarter, or 18 shillings a boll; and the best oats at 20s. a quarter, or ss. a boll. Two cartels - are arrived at Spithead, having on hoard the . survivors of his Majesty's late ship Java. Tip the.hard fought action betivecn this ship and the Conoitution, our lo'sS was 21 killed, and 109 wounded, .many of the latter dangerausly ; that of the American's, 10 killed, her Commander BANBRIDGE, 5 Lieutenants, and 46 men wounded, of whom 4 afterwards died. COMPARATIVE FORCE OF THE TWO SHIPS : JAVA: 40 long 18-pounders, 16 earroundes, 2 long n-pounders, 46 gun's. Weight of isletal 10.fflba. Tonnage • 1070, t:nssnrutioN. .31 long 18-pn:mders, riirrtitildeg, :32-pounders, I carroriade, 18-pouoder, 55 guns. Weit.rht. of Metal :901bs. Tonnage'...... 1450, Crew BOB Clew Supernumeraries and Pasaengers 68 p 377 So that the size and force of the COnslitution was nearly one half Frcater . than those of the Java. liriwnsou, APRIL 18.—Wsterclay Princess Au- OUSTA, SCiPILI., and CIIARLOTTE, rode 'oil horse. hack, .The. Archbishop of Cstirriqßulty and Lord Y.An,stou'itt arrived on a visit to the QUEEN. The Duke of Yoi o came awl dined with the QUEEN, and left in the eveniog. This flay .Divide Service was . performed to the QUEEN and PRINCESSES' in the Castle, and the sacrament administered to them by the bishop of CANTERBURY, it being Easter Smiday. - The Princess CHAnt,orrr went t Sr. George' s attended : by the' Duchess' of Limos, and heard a SvrIBOU by 1)r. lil:ATit; We are sorry to' state, that his Royal. Highness tha Duke of StissEx eyticrienced, on Thursday night, a severe attack of fijs fiamidable asthmatic comvlaint: Royal Highness continued so ill on . liriday, that he' could not see the friends by whom he was visited.' . Yesterday divine service was performed at Car!- ton House, by the Bev; .L S. C.:LA/U.:E.. Sm or d a y Mot.;Sir.Ult Visited the THINGS The Earl of. Ltvueroot. had an ftialienee of the. IthIG4:IIT O i l' Slturday twCarlton lionse. The Arcilbisliiip of CANTI.,:Iit/ItY 'gives his An- Boni grand Entertainment to,the BiAtops to,uicor 'row, at the Palace, Lambeth. , • A Government Messenger sat off this day with dispatches for Lord Cathcart; bearing also the in signia of the Order of the Bath, - with which the Emperor Alexander is to be.in vested by his Lord- , ship, acting for the Prince Regent. Mr.Tournier, who has travelled through Rostia, . and who has so kindly acted as interpreter to the COssaek, will accompany the Messenger, and.i it is said, act as interpreter to the inision. The Earl of Morn has been detained at Ports- mouth since 'Wednesday, by contrery winds ; on which day his Lordship, with the dountess of, LOUDON and MotRA; the two. Ladies R.AwooNt and suite, embarked on board the Stirling Castle. —The East Indiamen which are to sail- under time protection of the Stirlingpasile,, were dispatched tin Saturday se'imight.—The Stirling Cast - le goes direct to 'Madras, thence tO Bengal; and then returns to Eugland.—lt if; expected LOrd Alurro will not leave the Government until the arrival of the Earl of MotaA, and that he will come home in the Stirling Coale. Sir G.Eoßoe Ilnabow, we 11116r;Stalld, also comes hotile, leaving the govern 7 went of ),ladras, pro temport,l3" the bends of the 11011,,General ABEltti4toMat P,. The . IndefatigaW, Capt. FityPv,,which ship is going to join Admiral DtxoN, at Rio Janeiro,: will accompany the Stir ling Caiitle, the Cormorant store-shi t , for the Cape,: attar convoy; to a certain latAklc. The Stirling Castle, besides near 60() packages belonging ,to the' new Governor-General of India, takes out 50 tons of naval stores, &c. to supply those lost in the Jcwct, We arebappy to announce the appearanee of a Review which ib conducted on a plan totally diffe rent from that of every other. It e6ahles the public to judge for themselves without being in fluenced by the opinions of the reviewer. We were much pleased, for example, witlt the account of " Tlll4 BOOK.,'' given in No. IV. of the N,r.w Ittw;Ew. After •simply announcing title p ages of the various editions of this far-famed deposi twg of scandal, the Eilitor of the New' Review' 41 i, %T merely give the Titles of this publica tion -4,-- and in tiwi Cam, The less is said the better.", NAV IL NEWS. Arari. 16 ---Arrived the:l)6g dericlestein, 'belonging to Gnertisey r L BAYLES, • :Vaster, fromNilla' Nova and Gibraltar, - with a cargo ccmAistinfof wine, fruit, &c. hound -to Guernsey, ptit in here in .distress, being in a 4, maged and leaky state, and in want of :provisions •and water ;. on her passage she met with bad.wew ther. The Rederickstein is under quarantine.--: Sailed from Villa Nova on the) 6th Feb and, from Gibraltar on the 21st - March, in company with a fleet bound th. England, consisting of 27 sail, 1111.4 der Convoy of jealous and Castilian - sloops of war, wh;eh sheparted With nine days. since, when 17.0 f the convoy were together. Arrived the transports Jane, MErK, in ballast, and Christiana, OsadaNit, with returned stores, both from Lisbon ; sailed thence on the 24th Mareh, with a large fleet, principally horse trans ports, under convoy of the .4ndfi;wzla, and ano ther ship of war ; the latter passed tip Channel yesterday with about 40 sail_ under convoy. The Andromeda parted company with the fleet on the Ist instant, and went hi chase gpf an American pri vateer. We understand they have not brought any particular. news. Arrived a Prussitm ,ship from Rochelle, under license, with 'a cargo, of brandy, bound to Lon don, •the .Prench brig Hercule, with a cargo of sot, lgst from Penzance, cantared some days since by the squadron in jiasqUe Roads.. The Roscommon regiment of Militia embarked for Ireland this morning, on board transports in Catwater, which will sail the moment the wind proves faronrable, under convoy of the Dauntless sloop of war. Arrived the Rib y brig of ‘var, from a cruise to the westward ; the &bona, of Cardigan, Pull-- n!aster, from Yonghall, with a cargo of barley, for - this port ; the VitiOn,,TUNNICK, and SugattariUS, • SLADE, froni Dartmouth ; Liaretcood, STYLE, Elizabeth, SQUIRE, stifficient, PEAILSE, and the ,Napcy, ROBERTS, from \Vales ; Diligence, THOMAS, from Padstow ; Pheasant, ROACH, from Truro ; the Fame, JAMES, and SPeethrell, Gon . FREY from Liverpool ; Katy, SALT, from Fowey; the Resolution, LEWIS ; acrd t Warren Bulkelell„ JoNis, Iron' Bettutunris ; the Valiant, EDWARDS ; from Beaumaris ; and the Teats Hill, JEWILLS, from Penzance. Pawed tip the Channel yeqerihirthe itupta schooner, with a.convoy for the Downs. Sailed the Mosquito sloop - of war on a cruise. Caine down the harbou'r, , and anchored in the Sound, the.Daectiaeo, SIMI) of war. • The Ninible cutter in Ran - maze was commission edyesterday by - Lieiitenant Ni r muntls. Arrived a' Prussian• brig from France, under license, with a cargo.of salt ;- and the brig Triton, belonging to this Oft, niaster, from Li verpoolji with rums for the Victualling Office. POIITOTPUTII, APRIL 18 . — Arrivzil his AlwitStV'S ship l'Unla:bur fimn the 'Downs,, with two mer chantmen. , Sailed the Cherhnrgb stoadron. The"Stirliug Castle; w ith I I r A ...4ot RA and suite, got under weigl with , the ships for India, the 13razils, &c. but the wind corning round to the southward) , they brought np ,again, and retuaiii. . FALMOUTIT; APRIL UL—Arriyed yesterday the Marlborough. packet from Lisbon, with 41%41 and passengers hi 10 days. Sailed the Rapid schooner for the Downs, with a convoy. The Duke of Kent packet, CoATswatyrn, and the Duke of Kent, LAwßEwcr., both with Mails for Lilhon, are gone into the Roads. VAlimouTß, Aram 18.—Sailed yesterday the Albiaire. for Portsmouth. DEAL, MAacit 18.--Ceme down from the River the Lady Lushinglon for India ; Earl Spencer for Botany flay, and a large fleet for the West judis,.&e. 4c—with the vlmle of the ships in the Downs, are sailed for Portsinouth, under convoy of his Majesty's ships Sprightly lact Arrived. the li'veentutor lugger with twenty sail of v.essels' for rousinonth, which are sailed for the . kirei; and the ccrstilian' slorip of wur with ronroy•from Gihrltar,r-whieh are ukzo sailed for the River. • %. F 0 71: O'CLOCK.-7.The wind has sndienly got to the S. Nir.again, in consequence, the convoy are coming Lack. ' NAVAL ApPr . ) , ATmEN Ts —(.':prit. IV. Stewart, to th e Sa n Josef, at with, in tic Toont of rapt. Jl , Audlier ; Capt. Andrew 'Hodder, to the 'ls. , ypt.one - receoltigv6ip , otf Lymington ; Lieuyiltomus Welsh, to the' Diomede; Item. 4amee Milne, to the Signal Station ta Shoreham, in the room Of Lieut. Withertoo, promoted;. Lieut. It. to the Devastation; Mr. dames' Purser of 'th'e Ardent,. to be Purser of the. Majestic, at,Chatlom; t. Mr, J o h n By ron , tate of the Romulus, to he Purser of the Eurotai, a triple just built at Woolwich. 'On Satiwtl-4y the. following notice ivas posted at Batson's Co cc-house " SIR, Atlatiralty (Mice, Aril.ls. " !laving 144 befur, my Lortb Comougsionen, of the Ad miralty your letter 44 yesterday's date, relative to the ap. iMintment of a convoy fur•the Arch:mg - a trade,' I have thkir Lordship ; command 3 to-aequaiut yti:i, that the convoy 1411 ou the tall May froth Leith Itoadi, where the trade from the itivel' Thanies nithtteodezvou, have th'e 119nour to be, sly, J. %V CltO4Eit. 44 To 5uu44 . 1 . 10771t0n, 'Esq." SECOND E SUN-OFF BULLET' 'AR DBi).lll'r Downing-strut, 4 Dispatches bave.been recei General Sir J(')fiN 311kCitAY: By the first; dated CastA pears thit the Lienteirtnt-00 the enerny'l position at driving in their oat-post 3. the Pith Sir Jottl lluatiAY at; sending a colutun'to cut off The French were driven out, sued six seven miles, Ina to i►►tcrccpt their retreat, The loss of the Allied force Alcoy being occiipied by lies, :Marshal Sim-liras quitti centrated his army. Sir J°4 his head-quarters at Castello had marched . td Yecl:l, in axle of the Allies. Some pare place to the advantage of e considerable had been as atti rash General, WIATTINGHAM post at the Puerto de Albaydi French were driven with. , ta , Altina,v'Y speaks highly of Ell Spanish troops. LISBON M 4 LISBON, APP.IL 5.---Orders for hurrying up' the unifier! some military movements of the eve of taking place. • MAD ID, 17.L .41 " Joseph with all, his Ministers Asmenara,. has taken place; govia, to Valladolid, escorto Alanctt 18.—Gazari is cola the magazine ofprnvi.bions , of his troops into this city MARCH . 19,—The reserve which Was Tc&do, have been - given t.<, ( 07 South 40 Chiefs-or Battaiion, drims, and SO Captaius, the France.. ()act.+:lE, INTARQn 24.—`the powder nills. whic:h they 1,: , .(1 u)Voy is to leave it - is said th ! tt 'the Etiqp-- ., Pirlgt 46f , ed, f qr the purpose d ();.. iqadrid. SIRUELA, Mißell his armies,' talc(' them., that h i Bayonne, there to wait the, u, brother., LISBON; APRIL 3.---Aceordi 11 : 00) Caceres of the' 29th' Mal French in Salamanca.. in that mu, and Alnicoam, ;here are who have all ordcrs to retire Douro, as'sooo as the Allies a( INDIA SIIIPPI xG.--Accord ia Vices from Bengal, received, al St. Helena, before the &potty the outivard7bound ships for tk all arrives; at their destinations Carmarthen, Euphrates, 'toil 4V Ships at 13engn1,29th Nort.wher, ley, CalAlstmon, Larkins, Carii vf Landon, Lord Nxiih, , Ann, bury Sir Godfre y Wehltor, LarCliav,.., and sllexAnder: The next Bengal fleet were end of December. direct China ships had - :I .The I3omhuy and. Chin a ship vious to the 3d of September. The Warren Hastings and Mr , kom 'China the Ist of Septembi The Juliana iimiDiwur had a. The illary and Clarieson hae, South \Yates for India. - The Lord Duncan had reache The Naittand; as .'ve. have rived at the Cape on the Sth of N.B. Sixteen ships are repor t at CiYiaß, so that only two wer plete the season, anti these `'`' t Diwid Scott anti Marta Geurp!? frwn Madras till . tbe Itlth not have reached Canton at: titt! athices from that place. Dates from irtagr.l, 186 Sept. '. Ott, 11,0otay t ;01 .• •0, . t , Do. Cllina, ad " S.,pt. f?t11. , e lit tli_ i ii theWBeubnave,;.Tach illea,z,; cin Statiag I' ) et 1.. ,a , m, Cilobeitiw, ()apt, ii, p CiPoo7te.fie firtouti, at hall past tivc ctit S«rtiollikY.s4-tifilti4o _-. the river Mate, t.t , t 1 . 11 ,tit .13"1-!.oitYll'-' , PI $ 1 tg V • ne'r7/1 .sterliag . 9n board, Yhe aP' -- 10, tP - I p 1 awed t;r the sakty- of thii 6114), ". tw or„, pre . taiata at which the .sifreie, file Itaf; o ta 00 -P, - r h e ee7 1111(114w:it! q' i) at ..(40yp's 0id,1.,;(0416.4'' the er her arriV4l of consitierphie i'lootiso, rtlercaotile world. 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