The Sun. — London, England, 1813-04-26 00:00:00

:1A I I .ti, Aftuivr.. —2 Ciottenburgh, 1 Cor►lnna, 1 fieligoladd, Bra zils, 2 Dublin, 2 Weterford. Vow -1 Cadiz, I Lisboa, Malta, 1 Outte.iburgh, 1 lieligoland, i Dublin, I Wa terford. PRICE OF STOCKS TUIS OM AT i WEIN II O'CLOCK. Conwl9 T 1 E SUN. Qt , IS 'olcFllg FALSUNI L N D 0 N, MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1813. A Corunna Mail reached town this morning. The accounts brought by it confirm the evacua tion of Leon by the French, and generally the re treating movements of their armies. Josiqqt ar rived at Valladolid on the 27th ult. and prepara tions were making for his progress to Vittoria. CORUNNA', ALIUL accounts of the eva cuation of Leon have proved correct; it took place on the morning of the . 27th ult. SANTIAGO, APRIL 2.—When the Vrench evacu ated Leon, they carried with them all the grails they could, and that which they were not able to take was sold, and the inhabitants obliged to give the highest price for it. Rio JANEIRO, DEC. 1812.—The Prince Regent of Portugal has created the title of Duke of Vic- TORIA for the illustrious Lord WELLINGTON, aaiC for Marshal ligausvoaD that of Marquis of Cam ro MAYOR. VALHADOLID, ALkactr•l9.--4t is said that the Artily of Portugal is now 'rAtteed . to•five divi 3ious, as the others have beets united to them, and tlutt Frt of them have marched towards Bur g, E , ryhug proves, and they theMselves. confess, that they are going to retire to the Ebro. `CIUDAD RODIUGO, MARCH 30.,--At a moment when tot enemy's troops belonging to the armies of the South, the Centre, and of Portugal, arc in movement; we cannot, with certainty,. point out their true situation ; nevertheless., we 'Can say something which may satisfy the curiosity of our readers. The Army of Portugal has changed many of its garrisons, withdrawing its hospitals and some ma gazines from between the Tonnes anti the Douro. The, garrisons of Alva, Salainunca, and Ledesma still exist, and, in the rear of these are others in various places in the direction of Toro and Me dina. In this town, in Arevalo, Ohuedo, ether places in their vicinity, there are' likewise garrisons of infantry and cavalry'. k'rOin • this army some regunents have proceeded towards the North of Spain. In Gamora Toro, 4111.1 to Leon and Palencia, garrisons are maintained. In Torde sillas and puente Douro there are also garrisons and on marching from Simancas, the troops of the 2d division, who were there, set fire to the At chives, and burnt a part of the building and many ic wyents. General ItEILLE's bead-quarters continue in . Valladolid, although it is siwosed he will change them, on account 01 JOSZPR'S arrival, on the 23d. With the great convoy of awaking, alumi nition, money, and articles of commerce, which came from France and entered Valladolid on the Bth, there have 4rri-ved from 4 to 5,000 met, be longing to various corps. In its journey through Borgos, a considerable quantity ,ot powder was left in that fortress, upon the reparation and ang mentrition of which they labour incessantly. PURDLA DE SZNARRII, APRIL s.—Our Scroll state, that the troops with the Intrusive amount t., between 28 am' 30,000 men, and are in the points of Ceullar, .villa, Segovia, and Tudeia. O;► the Ist marched towards Riosns, Vulderas, and Vdlaipandos, cavalry. On the preceding day they were a►mployed it► mali'ng fosses and h►►rri ca(ling the huts. Orders have been given to the Alcades to send to Plausden the large quantity of grain which remains here, On the 27th ult. the Intrusive received in Val ladolid a courier from Navocnox, in const (pience of wh.ch, his qUarteynaster with all the baggage, set out toward Vittoria. Families arrive here in hundreds with the great convoys and StrOlig escorts, carrying the baggage and effects apper taining 'to the garrison, and proceed in small brigade s towards Burgos; here arc Cbunsellors expected : on the 31st ult. the Intrusive with three regiments and the royal guard arrived. The same day those who were in Toro marched to Rio Seco. The cavalry from Zamora hare joined those at.Ledestna, for fear, as it is said, of the troops from Ciudad Rodrigo. Vtao, APRIL 4. The Portuguese merchant ship nom Ctpt. Custormo, from Rio de Janeiro fur Oporto, has pat into our harbour,; the Cap- Vain has deposed the following before the Consul That various merchaots of that City' butt received letters o:n Monte Video, with the intelligence that the Portuguese troops under the command of 1)I1 GO SOUZA, hitil agai n re t ti m e a it,. waist the ithiurgents of Buenui Ayres, in conse. otivet he ties* - orders i'eteived from die Patt4a Itronwr, and after having destroyed several patties of them, obliged tileoi to capitulate with the said' Portuguese troops. In the capitulation they were obliged to acknowledge rEtili/NAND VII: and unite with the Moutevedcans. This intelligence was communicated eight days previous to the sailing of the vessels, which took &lice on the 213 t December, and is confirmed by Signor 13E4siAnomo ,CORREA MELo,• Lieutenant Colonel of Candores, a passmger. in the said ship, and bothibuve signed thisAilaration. ••- A letter from Dover received this moining says : " A report has been very prevalent all day that BuoNArmurF, has been shot on his way to join the Grand Ar►►►y. This report was communicated to the hired ar►ned schooner Flying Fish by a Dutch fishing-hoot ; the people declaring it was Circu lated and believed all though Holland." We are afraid this is nothing but a report, • A lleligoland and two Gottenburgh Mails have arrived since our last, and advises were received by Government from Cnxhaven and Ilamburgh, of which the following Bulletin Ins issued : BULLETIN. " War Devartment, April 11, 1313. "GoVernment have received advices from [lam burgh of the 170, and from Cuxhaven of the 9th, stating the arrival, upon the Elbe, of Ge ,neral with the vanguard of the Swedish army, amounting to 6,000 men. ThiS corps was to he followed immediately by the main body, commanded by the CROWN' PRINCE of ,Sweden, for whose reception 'preparations , were making at Lnnenberg. " The Allied force upon the right bank of the Elbe, bad sent detachments, which had penetrated within ten miles of Zell, and to the neighbour hood of Venter'. They were cheerfully supplied with provisitms by the inhabitants, who gave them accurate information of the strength and movements of the enemy's forces. The French sheaved uo intention to advance. A part of DA VDUSTIS corps was at Zell and Brunswick on the 12th, in communication With the \Timmy. They appeared to be apprehensive of an attack from the combined Itussians and Prussians on the Elbe, and of an attempt to get into their rear. " It was believed at llamburgh that General KLEIST had obtained possession of Wittenburgh— whether by capitulation or storm was not known. Advices from Prussia concur in stating, that on to the 11th inst. the arm's? under Count - Wpm. GENsTBIN, and that under General 13LuCilaa, were advancing without the enemy being able to check their progress. On the Contrary, his forces were falling back Ripon the Main. At Dtiben, the Russians had taken considerable magazines des tined for the supply of Magdeburg. The Senate of Hamburgh had received an as snrance from the Emperor of 111/33 t a, that the whole Military force of his Empire should, be employed in restoring the independence of Germany, whilst his own frontiers would be left in defence of the militia, which had been called out and encamped. By the first of May there would be 300,000 Rui shuts engaged in G , rniany, including Cossacks. " Regiments of Oldenburghers, Brunswickers, and other Germans, were raising at Boitzenburg. The object of the.expedition against. Cuxha ven was to cut off all communication with Eng . - land,. by the way of the Elbe, and to intercept the transports, With the supplies of arms, which were known to be destined far liamburgh." The accounts by the Mails state that the CROWN THIN cn of Sweden intimated his intention of leas , . iug Stockholm on the 90th, and that he wa% ex pected to arrive at Gottenburgh on Friday last, to embark for Pomerania. The .Ktwo Of SAXONY has retired with his family to Ratishon, attended by the French Mi nister. We fear he has thus become a tool in the hands, of France, instead of joining the standard of independence ; his people, however, there is every reason to believe, will act more rationally, and pnrskte a course more kv or th y of diem. Dispatches were received yesterday by Govern- Meta from .Lord „CATIICAAT, brOlight by Mt. RurP, the Messenger, which relate chiefly to the. victory obtained over BEAUHARNOIS. by Gene ral WrrouNsTalN. A letter from Plymouth, received this day, state, . the receipt of intelligence there, brought by the Swedish brig Eliza from St. James's Ri ver , vi r _ ginia, in thirty-three days, that Commodore Cocit- BURN in the Marlbarcugh, with two other line of battle ships, three frigates alicl a brig, were in Hampton Roads blocking the port. The Constel lcttacrn,sAmerican frigate, wai within sight of Commodore COCKBURN'S squadrOn, and means were taken to defend her by gun.hoats, against a st.pposed attack from the British, by armed boat s Trout the squadron, which it is believed will b attempted. • v 1 NA AL IS LA% Si PLYNIOUtft, outward-bonne last and IVest4l diA Fleets ; consist:a; W . about 70 sail, passed down Channel this day with a fine breeze from the Flistward, Two of the West:. Indiamen, the Hallett, SMITH, and London Parket, CHUTECIIWARIS,put in here, in consegaence of their having ran foul of eaoh other, by which accident both sustained so mod) damage as to prevent their proceeding on with the convoy. The brig Mary, CAUSON, of and front London, TaomAs BLAKESLEY ) toaster, with bale good, arrived here this day ) to complete her cargo for Buenos Ayres. • Put in here this day to join convoy, the schooner .4genoria, JOUN REED, master, from Waterford, with provisions., and the Swedish brig Eliza, JOHN WICLIAMS, master, frOm Virginia, under license. with a cargo consisting of cotton and tobacco, both bound to LondoiL DE. L, APRIL 25.—Sailed the outward-bound for Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, Aram .25,—Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ship Perseus with a transport for the Mediterranean. Arrived.to-day his Majesty's ship Spitfire from the Downs, and the Surly cutter from Guernsey, with a fleet. HARwictr, Amt. 2-1.--The fleet from Gotten burgh, &c. sailed on the 20th inst. with the packet (arrived here) and were left by them, thirty leagues from the land. Arrii.ed the Lark and Beaufoy packets from Gotteabargh, each with a mail. FALMOUTH, APRIL 23.—Yesterday arrived the Rapid schooner, 20 guns, from the Downs; Fox packet, 'ILLY', with mails, from Rio Janeiro, weeks passage ; left at 'Rio the Duke of Mont rose packet. On the 14th Feb. his Maje Sty's ships Cherub and Rocorm,sailed from Rio in quest of the Essex American frigate,.that was oil' St. Sebastian on the Gth inst. in hit. 32. 0. long. 33. 9.: spoke the brig John. Anderson, from Cape Coast . for London, which she left on the 29th January.— The nias‘ter:gives . an account that a store-ship had arrived there from England. The ship supplied the brig with bread and water, of which she had very little on board. Several American privateers have been on'thecoast,; and had made some tap tures.' Oa the 20th inst. she spoke the sloop Mary. Aim, FORD master, from St. Michael's, ntit ,I.,ys, The Shin Rebecca, of New London, front the East Indies ; has been captured - on the coast of Brazil by the Racoon sloop of war. This day arrived the Pelham packet, STEVENS, from Curunna, in nine days ; no news from the Army: Also arrived oil' this Port his Majesty's ship Mu/grore, 74 gmi, ,with the, outward-bound Spain, Portugal, and Mediterranean fleets ; when his Majesty's brig Zephyr,. 16 guns, sailed from hence with about six or eight vessels to join them. AlsO saKed . the Marlborniti;h, Et11.1.,' with mails for Lisbon. TORBAY,. .APRIL this morning the Newfoundland fleet, it!kiler colivoy of his INlajes ty's ship Pellerophan„Vimiral KEAT:,S, acconn l . panied by the Cornet sloop of war ; also the Wood-' bine sloop of war 91'1 a cruise, and tht.irsitin sloop of war for Guei nscy. The following letter WaS posted up at Lloyd'4 On 83tt1rthly _ ST. MICHARLS, APRIL 5.7-- Martin has dispatched the Magicienne and Colum bine from Lisbon to cruize off the Azores, which, with the squadron under Lord A. Beauclerk, it is hoped will prove a, sufficient protection." Itear-Atliniral HARGOOD hoisted his flag at Portsmouth on Saturday morning in the „Spitfire, Captain aELLuer ; and expected to sail yesterday to assume the command at Guernsey and Jersey.— C a pt a i n W. SnePHEAtitv is appointed his Flag- Captain. The Perseus, Capt. A'COURT, sailed from Ports mouth on Saturday, with , IVILLIAM • A'COURT, Rsq.'his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and 'Mi nister Plenipotentiary to the Barbary States, on board, for Gibraltar.---A transport, with time PRINCE REGENT'S present of horses, &c. to the Emperor of MOROCCO, accompanied her. The literary world will, no doubt, be much gra tified in hearing that the Masterly Essay 1 4 on the Genius and Literature of the French Nation, during the Eighteenth century," an interesting account of which lately appeared in the Quarterly Review, is at length published. This morning the remains of the late General Sir BARRY CLose, Bart. of the Madras Establish ment, were removed from his house in Gloucester place to Mary-le bone. Church for internment. The first regiment of the East India Volunteers, with six field pieces, attended the procession. The hearse was followed by ten .mourning coaches, and twenty-one private c'arringes. Amongst the friends who attended, on this melancholy occasion WC •110tiCCII the Marquis WELLetutY, the 'Earls of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE and POWP. the Chairman, ,' , and several of the Directors of the East Indi a C oMpany, all Anxious to pay their last trib ute o f respect to the memory of this distinguished Officer. After the service was per ,formed, the artillery firc.l twenty-one rounds. A last 'concourse of People attended the procession. Wii46§dit, Aka .' 1 .. ~.,...::._:___. V iltitty erening the Earl of 'goons sill a visit to the QUEE R. The saute evening the o: oppositetlie Royal H the or seiio,,e Guarrtrliegttees,)6l),lrsytebti e h oi l i hours ntent of the Princess CIiA tLOTTE, and *PI ladies. Upon this occasion the band PI their state uniforms, and the silver dnio l , tI C used, which were presented to the regiatat Olt years since by the KING), MS Majesty 110141 rank of Captain in that regiment. • This morning the Princess CHARLOTTIO St. George's Chapel, attende d by the DOCV' LEEDS, and beard a Seflilop by Dr, IIcATs, - - The Queen awl Ytin cesses hovel Divint, vice in the Castle, a nd afterwards went.tor more Lodge. i 4. - ' Wiii l 6 This being the Princess M A RY's i ett ' will be kept at Frogmore. The PliisC i li and all the Royal Dukes, it is expected; present. MR, PHIPPS, EDITOR Or THE NEw, low TO LADY VISCOUNTI:SS PgRCI,VAL. Her Ladyship StlY3.--*' She never'rtell; „ot authority from her ltoval Highness the ? I t ' of AV . ales to insert any paragraphs 10,the„,nere pers. —lf Lady Perceval here IPea' 4 „h',,, slue has certainly incurred heavy-;11:;,,,; 1)31 sponsibility. Letters, in her LorY''' ‘ , T o i ..writing, are now in my possession-4;'c m'iti this day publish—which pm ve 11 ° ;, 00 1 had_ been authorised by her L:lllYfiliPi k " - r, (ft t 's oo, ep it t ‘i e l : e z i ll a T i r ai l r a s s o t, t to Tie c r oth y , e l y a irj r i e i g gro tip P ei hs,'t i Tle- 1 ;, : ;i 'vales , to different newsp,opee4. ')°‘9. Editors in my_posimssion in tile O w ' i . c s Editors of respectable ne•vspapers Ct t prove that he was consider ed by theu LETITII, No. I. Battle ii of the Nile. o , I '' Nelson, when a child, salti.--` Whltai never saw it.! yr. 1,. wow ,00t bste_..o irincess of \Vales, . a nd for Let Owe fear wlia;riii .)". "use. We who contend fi'l . ,. / ?, ti re al' _ should not flinch:—Cowards never g''gc,ol II I bt wish to God :Ir. T--- haa been viei It there jtlSt then—and I hope he will 1° lit sperous voyage, oo' 1. , ret Mr. M. but not a spec( I. ii od being a man, as he ii, nl I ° lll 'iclii• ie, on'' - princi l e -- 0 P f honourable, e ngirt, iis •p... 'feel' hat mg, were alone Proprietor 0 1 '' o f s t , ha Y . measures, half arginne'lt6l,oro to e ed the public sense and heart ; they 0: i5 ,,, , i, bi n ) : et' Rush upon your enemy-4' oar '''. ll. t itile ' and terror unhorses T , good---But it: i s vexatious when thei..npi 0111plete as it was, connected the 007140. the et! • • "-I , to have had it voligled' thrown, , to the public. 14 s,;,"11 be .glad if the abortiO a Illilbett,ll tid ': Yesterday was the very (lay ( ..," °rie.: P ls % L-serving moment' tb•tt ShnOi r e d eeo t am sure Mr. i va l teh iota catch ; but %Vitat 5 ‘ l° , ll ,ANii ii#‘ _ le lied—Another me tho'•---110.u,'„oebiol' cruel h to and iwh at Mr. please , i l mother's appetite ; ''',„°,l '‘o '„';, . 0 ...,;...... ...ass t., rq' A ..-S , •' t WtIII.,d so T— - 0 • s es into the country, s't" „ to ? ib' f. yei gil..--exis"atrYully°:l.l3o4;'l•NlL::',.°..,l,ll::llll,,,titritil power then to inset t at his ple3.-I,Aor ' J . ii . ow: the connection of the prti cs : 5 0 e ' ,O it—limv have torn me pieceint3.olool:o; difficult to fejOill 00900010 keenly have stung ich'reiloss. 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' fl'o lia dell' e The above letter I pledge inr ( in the hand-writing of LatlY, .Y l5l It is sealed with her LadysniP.- , c with a Viscountess's Coronet O'l Twopenny-post mark, Feb .2:5' . fi No. It. " DEAR SIR,-1 bave 'eninn friend of mine, in a principal .Arni to prefer The -- before l fi":rding to our SAilitaa ry Ottic Dec.Li 31. ln haste, I n' ri : i Address-40bn Attford , Es q . ......001111110."......-- , The Address of the Corporatioi Lop(' presented to the Princess 0 I) MAY•on, Aldermen, SheLL Council, at Kensington oti W e ! one ( o'clock.--'Fite ientlemen who waited on hin' t ( i 't requisition to calla Common pose of directing the rote of th e topilei' anxious to comply w.ltb their thropeo direct the cavalcade to P''' cce m il er 4ll ' l} Loao'ooti side, St. Paul's Church -poll, l i' 00 ° Pall-Mall, St. James's-street, jol Kpightsbridge. of °c ii# " tier Royal.ffighness the Priric%6sl teii°4 p S t u i t t:t r i c o la n Y . ' as aPPointed to receive the AtOress.tse 00 0 Ot o_l Southwark, at Alontagtie-"Poic'Or . .40)1,1, . .„ Pill ~, fit On Tuesday last a Comilla", by tv..iet,! City of Rochester, convene° doi , r t o 4' pursuance of a requisition Or AO-, . i g , 1111,0,9 consider the propriety of vot" . ' i f r ' may be niost once ~po R"Yal Highness the Prioccs4 ' was carried braCCl4llO6Oll, l err v ro lSM if o: , leis ;co o I , er 10 d ' A in e "„ dot I " PVI o oltrj I :el , a u.;4f r$ °J.)II h 1.1 00 ~ ti , of ~d 1 6, 0 10° ii 3s 11' 10 1 ,oto 111 ' fil- 11 ',, c cO .