The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-28 00:00:00

vers bet ►'ea Caller;► l e' 15 ble, lowe'crl fi,htipg in Conimanio r ich, we 133' io t o till said Chet tbt on the lasi A, about 10 1 !1 •ti. tt t 1 Irsued the 1.3)► 'ahem Al and pittfi hvoselvet r of the (le of Lei?ll I n/ ill t u t COI ; / Aril ° 'De e L ) Ut ►ll WO" hint. :Lbe (1 111 grunt - !twoll 0 11 a b° lP 100 1 ' d ' '' e ir 1 t be • tell s• v. 4$ „ iV per 11 1: ,11 tb i ' . 0= 01 , of Is dr aw l , I,ll‘^' 4) .11, 11 s (l ' ri;t o ft) , ! big 5(1 ree te ' I Goa 111 of rPtia" THE MILITARY. A paper of yesterday says " the latest aecontsts front Stralsund announce the teceipt of orders, at that place, for the immediate embarkation of the tritiA regiments on that station for another des tination. That payt of the British troops which had proceeded on service in the held, recalled, in Order to proceed with those which tad remained iu Stralsund." We understand a large quantity of 6ongreve Rockets have been lately forwarded tn,Lord WEL LINGTON'S army in Spain. Major-General MURaAY, of the !)6th regiment, haso resigned hi s appointm . ont of Adjut an t-G ene ral t the Forces in the West Indies. The 7:h batt a li on o f the 60th regiment, muster ink; now about 600 men, is ordered from the De , POt in the I s l e of Wight, to Guernsey, to replace the 2tl battalion of the 35th regiment, which is to he brought to Portsmouth, preparatory, we to embarkation for service in Ow south et trance. . Last night Sir GRORGR ngWETT, Commander the Forces in Ireland, arrived from England. IT-O.IIr.wETT the Offi ce o f Adjutant-Ge nbell eral in this Kingdom some years since, and is known as an excellent officer.—Dublin Cot -I.6P"dent, Oct. 23. of un Friday last the Earl of CHESTER'S regiment ri:Minanry cavalry, commatuled by Sir JOHN 11° LP ;MINO LPYCESTEII, Bart. was reviewed in 1/ telP Park,Chesitire, by Major-General Dittos', Wexpressed a most favourable opinion of the pearance and disciNine of the regiment. After tie review, the corps was plentifully alue r? f v tef and good ale,regaled with n lien a magnificent vase, of the 400 guineas, was presented by Liente trlhant'"knel HENRY LEYCESTER, ill the name of e °inters, non_conunissi o n e d 'Officers, and pri „,`" of the regiment, to their Colonel. . I , 4 he 86th, or loyal County Down Regiment, Zhiell th e H on. General NEEDHAM (Member ' . ' e wt d e p t Y) is Colonel, will immediately have their removed from Hythe toNewry, for the pur- P t ne of forming a second battalion. Th e p In state afeteE REGENT, it IS 1111110StO0d, Will go irk tu , open th e SeSSiGH at Parliament, on aday next Thu ti tee 'arIHIS of WINCHESTER is expected in Rt G the 2d of Nove,iber, to attend the Patrice nf N o State to the H ouse o f L ords, on the 4th tio n , , s te taber, for whi c h the. necessary prepara sre makina , b fa r o_ e.erb Palace, it is r umoure d, i s to h e b u il t t " 3 e te et i.ncess eitistmorrE, in th e R egen t' s P ar k. tP,s4 b Yt at three o'cl oc k , a C a bi net C ounci l oo t 1 , 41; at th e F oreign Office. veri tote of CUMBERLAND is with the Llano su regiment Th e t e hi n , 4 '!' or LtvgaPoot • yesterday gave the first Lettets dinner for th e S eason. °re Said to have been received one day t)e„,. 15 ,`" 3 4 0" " Paris Journals, stating thata loan of th at il oo la,"dions sterlin g has been announoed in g their ' "I the bank ers at Paris talk of suspend them t,, ~,,u , ?'"'ents. and that so difficult was it for tl'ht ti,e'io-te"te money to answer the demand, P e rcent, pe " e 't on the discount of bills was 1.1- Q.i. roonth Nif't "" n„,; " '"b. we learn, to propose to the Pro -- r , so n of volunteering into Spain.— rro . p os i t ,_ 4 as for wo, viss shall venture to say, which 41 10 ,, I ,„ object the Application of the: military of the country, to - enhance its glory, hr,,,_Perpetuate its safety, will meet ‘xith' the most s a t Pt acceptance from those to whom it is ten ;red ; and is worthy of the energy with which .. "e Affairs of the Peninsula are now generally conducted on our part. ot t ecounts were yesterday, r ece i ve d b ot h f rom . ralt i tit and Cadiz to the o..tte of the 6th instant. be recollected that some thonsands of per -0111,8 fled from Gibraltar, and went on PTO, the t i,PPing in the Bay, .to protect themselves from ar t , distemper. It now appears that the vessels tit_s e us much i n f este d as t h e town, and most of u rge fugitives have therefore returned to the for „,e t o tktz ' Comes removed on. the 6th of this month ti e "la de Leon, preparatory to the journey of T he .eu r !bers to Madrid. (lsttilkungaroo hi appointed to take the trade to N , e,l.4';`tlvgli the first fair wind. Mr. Wvs d, the 1 1)1) 04 , %-maul, is to proceed thither by-the same Th e epochof. Octol ler ,,l 813, w ill presen t a sin poch in hist or y, w h en BooNsf>sriTE was 111 4 t r( } 1 )) Dr es d en ; when the" Archduchess „ 4 „ , 4 ni n „ ti ''sA appeared in the French S ena t e , t o t e er i ki 4 conscription of 280,000 men against 9141; s ' e r ; and when the united troops of Eng-. 11 ofb, io l l it aio . , and Portugal, planted their victori -11'4„ e rg on the fields of France ! 4 nd (f ..:i9 R , OCT. 27.—The Dukes of CLARENCE th i A4u lti % DGE remained here from Monday.till lAJESTY, a:- ')44l)4"jiY„ Yesterday morning her IV _ u l fukv ‘ e(l by the Princc.sses ELIZARETH and t 4 3 lll, u'l' itl it :l t r t e ., na ‘ ed by LAIIy . III.C . HESTER, honoured ; Qtis v Ysa with a visit, at their seat at " th e t'lel. Princess SovtllA rode on horseback si poti , ttl e Avis. rrineess AvousTA is not stif ;At. tecovered 'to leave time Castle. Princess 'LoTTs whto'hi„ - 4 its usual, rides on horseback in the e n I h'; acd in th e afternoon in her phitton, . 4 1 4 i t w elttker permits. 0 41 ;4;4, oYst. flux . T.---Monday a numerous as nir i c if Gentlemen sportsmen met at the %,' t e so„ ( neur Waltham Common, being the Ort. ‘''"'"terl for starting for the day's diver— t:44l,Z" after ten , o'clock Mr. SHAIIP, the t Of , gave directions for a deer to be turned I,:cr 41 4 "rt, and the hunt commenced. The ci phi otr , ‘cousidereil a remar k a bl e fi ne o ne, and bllitu444"p great swiftn ess , ta ki ng t o the left 11.'" Ih nlon throngh the woods,, by the thi l :tir) taking to the Tight towards Hare bi t 'o t t ) ,"gb the enclosures, where be was 14 1 ' a v e ,., ' le Seven Stars, half ex cellent run of upwards on the Reading road, of two limns !N I • - 'Pe et ', on vjr . u e for ih„, ' , r• rent has cert a i n ly a c h eer i ng p r o- Idik e l 'irO for the Winter, bein so copfort t uld ti c tir o fires, g ,eont e d • . "Ito-house, Ii Thames-street, Which • ' 44 1, "us Was built iu 1669, and cost about NAVAL NEWS• ANOTIIER LETTER, SAME DATE.—By the Sa muel and Mary fishing vesscl; which arrived las night, from HeUpland, we have received the pleasing intelligence of the rapture of Olden burgh by the enterprising TETTENBORN 3 day not mentioned. This vessel sailed on Sunday, at which time there was nothing new from the armies near Leipsic. A large fleet from Cottenburgh has been passing all day, and several transports have put into this harbuur On them the Spanish troops which deserted some time since from-the French army, have arrived. The Lord Duncan packet is hourly expected from Gottenburgh. The several outward-bound packets, with three sets of,amils, are yet detained by contrary winds. DEAL, OCT. 27.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Cornwall and Crotossus, 74 guns each, for off the . Texel ; and the Redpok sloop of war with a con voy to Portsmouth. Remaia in the Dow n s his Majesty's ships Monmouth, Chatham, Impregna ble, Cumberland, Bulwark, Warrior, Princess Ca.: roline, Queen, and York, four Russian ships of the line and one frigate,: and the Glamorgan and John and Mary transports. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.—Notwitligauti ing the vigilance of our off Flushing, it appears that two large French frigates have es caped from that harbour a day or two since, and have bent their course northward. One of our light cruisers has been sent to the Downs with the intelligence ; and the Cornwall and Bedford line of battle ships havh this instant been tele graphed to get under weigh, and sail in pursuit of the fugitive frigate. From the superior sailing of the British'ships and the abilities of their Com manders, . there is no doubt that the enemy's ves sels will soon find their way into a British port. For the last three or four days we have had some tremendous gales, but luckily no damage has been done to the.shipping. ronTsmonTH, OCT. 27.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Voluntaire' on a cruize. No further convoy. appeared. F.tr.mourtr, OCT. 25.—N0 arrivals. Sailed the Little Catherine packet, with mails for Passage, and the Carteret packet, with a mail for Surinam. CORK, OCT. 21.—0 n Tuesday morning, f or in our. harbour his Majesty's ship Protector Lieut. MITCH ENORy from Plymouth.. Fleet for Portugal and Spain.--On . Sunday .morning his Majesty's ship Dauntless,, Captain DAitaim, and Virago, Lieutenant PITTMAN, milled from our harbour, with about thirty sail.of mer chantmen, bound for the above destinations ; hay 'lug a film breeze from the north, they cleared time harbour about 12 o'clock. DJSTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Reindeer, for the Shadow, on board, on the. 30th instant. Recni Is at No. 22, Norfolk-street. Princess of Wales, for the Industria, on board at Yarmouthi on the 29th inst. Recalls at N o . 2," Adelphi Terrace, every Wednesday and Thursday. Arrow, for Le Bon Pere, La Cassard, Le Marie Parienne, and L'Lhs de Yantis, on the 3d November. Recalls at No. 3, Clifford's Ina, every Wednesday and Thursday. Thais, for the Dolphin and the brig Carlotta, at No. , 26, Birchin-laue, on the 13th of November. Recalls every Wed nesday and Saturday. COnstant, for La Dcsir6e, Rnssie, and Industry, on the Istrif November, at No. la, George-street, Plymouth. Re calls on Mondays and Thursdays. Nightingale, for the Calumet, on board, at Leith, on the 27th inst. Recalls at No. 23, Norfolk -street, Strand, every Tuesday and Friday. . 13oreas, fur :he Mary Ann, on, the 29th inst. at No. 4 I, Nor folk-street. Recalls every Tuesday :yid Friday. Achgtef., for the SpitUre, on board at Plymouth, on the 29th inst. or as soon after us alas shalt arrive in port. Re calls at No. 13; Great George-street. Briton, for the Meteor, on tinard, at Plymnath, on the 27th Inst. Recalls at Nu. 9, New lirnail-street, London, every Wednesday and Thursday, between eleven and three. We have noticed that two of the enemy's fri gates had been been on the 2211 instant oil the Scottish Coast. The probability is, that thq are the two DutLb frigates, the Doggerand and the Rygeothergen-, of 38 guns each, which escaped lately from the Tette!, and proceeded northwards. The . dcStmation of .these frigates w$ supposed to be America. The, Triumph, of 74 guns, has been fitted up as a Lazaretto for the quarantine service at Milford, The Furious gun-brig got under weigh with the Gottcnburgh .convoy from Leith, on Saturday, but came to anchor above Inchkeith, where they still lie, The Casar, M'LARTY, from Greenock to Ja maica, was wrecked on the 21st inst. neat Belfast, (luring a violent gale. The Hassan, PATrEnsow, from Greenock to aa mica, is put into Belfast, with considerable da mage, and leaky : ber . targo must be discharged. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when Captain JOHN PATRRSON was sworn into the command of the ship castle Huntly, consigned to rrince of Wales island and China. YARNIOUTH I OCT. 27 .--Artivcd his Majesty's ship Portia, and the Guardian transport,,fro m Heligoland : they do not bring any intelligence in addition to that already received. Passed in ,the offing a fleet from the Baltic, under convoy. , HARWICH, OCT. 27.—A rri ved the Plough trans= port, No. 120, F.ltcx, Master; Plurnix transport, No. 156,Iirm.Cluttitty, MasteC; anti the Sceptre transport, No. 214, MEnceu, Milner, from Got tenburgh ; the first in ballast, mid the two last' with troops. They sailed from Gottenbargh the 22d inst. with the fleet, and parted from thenton the 24th. AMP NBWS COI•TTPIUED. Copy eta Letter front Mr JAMES SCOTT, .I.SciStallt Stnerin of los Nisiesty't ship 'Armada, dated o Toulon ; s4th Jut! 134, to a Friend maul:di/hare - it. " On ",‘londay last as we war.:, returning along the 'toast, for the purpose of joining the tleet, got hertiimed close under the batteries of the town vt n o rdignero ; we , 00ti iii-served that they were making preparation to attack es. Our boats ,rere /1 11 manned, and sent nohlead to tow the ships out to i3ea j but all our exertions were ineGettiai ; we drifted closer into shore, and found that our g l ints were insufficient to quiet the enemy's batte ries;, the two frigates were ordered to anchor on the west side of the town, while the :di.nzuda came, to anchor immediately,in front of the o en, between' two. batteries ; all the boats were then.. manned, armed with carronades, and sent on shore with about two hundred marines, on purpose 'to take the town and batteries, which was the only alternative we bad left. As I understood that Captain flare of the marines wished,.-to take me along with him, I went directly to Captain. Grant, and volunteer ed for that service ; as soon as we shoved off front the ships, all the fitp of the enemy was directed von Our boatt;and a party of military sent down to the beach to prevent our lauding ; but the loud cheers we received from the ships when they saw us approach the beach, which was eagerly return ed by th,e boats, had given the enemy an awful idea of tuglish bravery ; they immediately retir ed In good order to the heights and woods, under and Winn& which we had to pass on our way to the batteries. As 800 H as tee' had formed the line upon the shore, Captain Fiore divided the troops into three parties, one to scour the heights and cover us on our march, another in the town, and the third to a battery about a mile to the eastward, to which party I belonged. We made a running march under a continual tire of musketty from the rocks and trees ; when we reached the place we spiked the guns, and destroyed the magazines ; on our return through the wood, Captain Fi ore Was shot in the thigh by a musquet ball. While I was em ployed binding up his wound, one of our men took prisoner the commanding officer of the party sta tioned id the wood to oppose HS. Before we got to the town, the magazines there were blown up, ,and the batteries taken by our second party, then joined by a part of the first. The vessels in the harbour, amounting to about six or seven,:we set on fire, three of which 'were again extinguished ; the. boats then sailed round to theni, and opened their guns upon them in such a minner that they torts them nearly to piecese some of the houses near to the harbour were in a blaze before we left it. Among the prisoners we managed to lay bold of the Governor of the town, whotu we sent on shore under a,flag of truce, with a promise that we would level the town to its fottudations, it they attempted to molest us any more. In one of the batteries they drilled the spikes from the guns, and opened their fire on us again, which was not silenced till the ships bad poured about thirty broadsides into the , ' town, which produced dreadful havoc and destruction. — We had only two men wounded, the frigate none ; one shot struck the Armada, but without doing her tiny material injury. While . going on shore, 41m•bcrat I belonged to was struck by a grape shot, which only partly destroyed one of her oars.— We gOt tinder weigh in the evening, leaving the poor Italians ample reason to regret their having attacked time eirmada." The following information was communicated yesterday afternoon :—The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have been pleased to inform the ,COMIDitiCe ttt .141.0YD's, in reply to an inquiry re specting the sailing from Wingoe Sound (it the fleet from the Baltic, that by a letter received . Qom Captain.ltva, dated. in Wingoe Sound, 21st i4stant, the. convoy was to sail from thence on the following day, but he did not mention under what force. And further, that Admiral YOUNG, the COMMander in the North Sea, has been' op „priaed,44,-thitintElliscilec t ecetVen respoctilig I he , 1%.V0 French ft 'gates which were seen off the coast of Scotland on the 20th instant, NOTICE ro MAHINERS.—A floating light is pre pailpg.. to be unwed at the North West Spit of East Hoyle Sand Bank, in the entrance into th e port of .LiVerpool. The light will he red,.to dis tinguish it :rom all the lights upon the shore, and will be exhibited in a lantern hoisted at the Main mast-bead of the vessel, and will be lighted for the first time on :Wednesday the first of December next. In thick and foggy weather, either by night or day, a bellnvill be kept constantly ring-.. ing, to prevent vessels front running fOul of the light vessel. WHITECLIAPEL SOCIETY Fon.tin is.pucATDA OF THE POOR. • The ceremony of laying. the first stone of a building designed for the Instruction of 1000 poor Children of this and WM^ surrounditv , Nrishes, took place yesterday. At eleven o'clock ull the 'boys and girls from the different schools, to the mount of about 800, attended prayers at White. chapel Church. The Duke of CLARENCE, the Loan MAYOR, several of the Aldermen, &c. &e. were present. Prayers were read by the Rev. D. MATMES,• the Rector ; and an eloquent Ser mon preached by the Bishop of LONDON. At three o'clock the procession from the Church to the ground, in the rear o f t h e W ork h ouse, took placsi, when hit Royal Highness kid the first stone with.the usual ceremonies. The company after wards repaired to the City of London Tavern, where they' pm*ook ofa sumptuous dinner. Vtre unclerstund that one, of the largest Fouts 'fOr Cannon in France is established in the. neighbourhood Bayonne. R.coENT.-,--The speech of the Empress 11.4ent' to'the FrencliSenate is a call upon,' the people to- spill nforelOt. their blond, while this address is to request the reader to ecure a fortune by - the' purchase of Tickets and Shares in the ad mirable Loilery which begins Drawing on Wed nesday next, the 3d of Novereber—a: Lottery pos sessing - advantages over' All its pretlu.essos 6 ) hay iag fewer Tickets by four thousand than the last Lottery, yet the saute number, of Twenty Thou sands and other Capital Prize'. AcoriENTs, OniFNCES, &c A melancholy actidsmt happeno ptiVitedrtes day last, in one of the stone quarries of Swannge, Darsetshire. TWO men, hf the names of . Sanittel I'hippardiate“ramc3 Summers, went under in the MortriuLto,sotr.k, as usual ; an 4 at the ho u r Ott a „ ionr, that was accustdlioll to InfOrnt them of 7 i•lN — tinie, went in, and seeing no light, nor bearitit'aity One answer to hiS roll, - cturne'tl and procured n light for hiMself, when, ilium his re-entering, the first object that presented thOugh shocking tti relate, was Phippard, with ltis hthid 'and one haul janunetrivetween one of ti the : pillars of the tittArty, and alt block of stone tbat : from the ceiling', dead. At that time the boy heard Summers, from under a vet quantity britarte and rubbish, exclaim, " is that a light :faalulteaven ?" The boy, as may be sup : posed * , oag "gook almost Senseless with fright, and instanhlymm out to ,procure assist ance . O n some OM. neighbOurs entering, th e y f oun d Phippaid befOre described, and Summers con fined antler two large blocks of stone, that had formed a kind of arch over bin,. The poor fellow was .soon released from his awful situation, with two of his lingers nearly severed from his hand, and one of his legs broke. He recovered his senses in a short time, but died after about at; hours. He said, that et the time of the quarry falling in, they both tried to escape, though in different directions, but neither was successful and when he was under the stones, he called se veral times to Phippard, but not receiving any answer, he concluded he was dead. What snakes the circumstance still frame shoehing is, that they were both married men : Phippard has left a wife and a very large family, and Summers a wife and three children, to lament their untimely end. On Thursday se'nnight, during a violent storm, the lightning struck a house in Merrial-street, Newcastle-under-Lyme. The electric fluid came Town the chimney and set fire to a table-cloth, which was placed on a table close to the fire-side, and dreadfullyscorched two young girls who were in the room. They are, however, in a fair way of recovenyi. Ott Fridarnight, a woman fell into the Wet Dock art dLeithi and was unfortunately drowned. On Tuostiay'se'ennight, as two boys, suns of Mr . ALEXANriEIt :GRAHAM, Austen Park, rarish of Dunsyre, Scotland, were amusing themselves with a gun—the one seven years old, and the other nine—itaccidentally went off, and the eldest re ceived the shot in his groin; and, although Mr. STOREY, surgeon in .Carnwath, paid the most humane attention to him, he died in '27 hours after. character having been found loiter. ing rthquiop New Chapel; iii Mary-.le-bone fields, 'Where lead had often been stolen, ran off on the app f rottch of the watchman. The night gultrdian trot .heing nimble enough to overtake the person suspected, set a tervio clog after him the animal fastened on his prey about the thigh, and was the means of getting him secured in Mary-le-hone watch-house. WARWICK, OCT._ 19.—The 113 , 0 remits Who committed the robbery in this neighbourhood on the night of the 13th instant, have been discover. ed. Two well-dressed strangers had been üb scrvcd here by' M LAIAtli. They hldso managed the;robbery at to escape the suspicion of others, (having hid their masks and frocks in the fields after the robbery, and returned by Fryat's-lane in their usual dress) ; but Dr. Loma) suspecting them, watched them narrowly and at last ob served one of them pick a handkerchief from the .pocket of a passenger. .He had them instantly secured. , On their persons and in their lodgings were found4tpwards of 120/, of the notes lost by the person tabbed, who has Sworn to them told sonic Stratford, bills. The robbers have been fully committed. 9 A MoNstaa:—The inhabitants of Sunderland and Bishop Wearnintith hilve been thrown into considerable alarm by a villain, in a sailor's dress, Httacking several females on Weatquouth Walk on the eyeliing ofAlonday se'nnight, And cutting or stubbink tf,edi with a knife or some other !Tharp instrument. One young woman, residing inDlin" niug-street; 'w,as stabbed in the h ide b e t ween . th e ribs,. and a, dangerous 'gate j another had her clothdakth i rough,but the progress of the iaitrumelit ;c‘ras'' stripped by the lvbalebone at her stays ; a t1)1411..id her apparel pierced, nod her side slightly wounded ; and the gown of a fourth was cut through on the shoulder, hut was not otherwise injured. The Magistrates, with as 'au. dable zeal, have instituted inquiries to lead to di , leovery of the monster, but hitherto without effect. Such, it is said, is the state of the public mimi in France and the depression of the popular feel ing throughout the country, but more particularly at Paris, that the best Bank-paper is at a discount of JO or )2 p er cent . an d the Bank has ceased to aftbrd the usual accommodation. Bills on the most respe. tstble houses :are not negotiable on nay terms. Disinny and despondency overcast every 'class of thecomMunity, and there was b u t 'one impression preValent amongst all ranks, that no thing bat a last and desperate appeal to the nation, which was expected speedily to be announced. could avert the terrible crisis, -which the fatal turn affairshsve taken in Saxony had produced. • The Synod of Plasgow and Ayr has appoint e ii the first Thursday . in December next, as a day of 'Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the late sue— cesses he has gilled to the arms of our country and Alliesthe revival of commerce ) and espc.. dally. for the very favourable And üboiniktin harvest. „ • ' Friday a intrin:rOni anti highly respectable part)/ cit o ii. f ett • gi t i geantntlemen r i il t , L e e 1 : 11 m i tt: 7 ll : e : e i , t yl e 4 at 11.1 i e n o t bl i ,a 7 3os. 3 4r h ) ettl sillt e ( i oo ii o'l Black Bull ion, to ii:taKivtaN Fott.at t Ssq. 11 ,L.•. compliment to his exertions for insuring to tlrat important blanch qtrade in theports of Scotland, the same freedom of exportation which it enjoyed , in .England. Be r ,t'oit, Esq. wzrs iii the chair; WILLIAsi Kim, Es - T . croupier. We are clesito ,state, that Charles Smith, mentioned '` ) Oily•l:',iiper,iif the 26th inst. as fiat lug been ' att.oll4. garden, of delivering coals in short sacks anti short measure, is not Mr.ettaltLES Of ?mom.. street, Goothuttri'S-fields.