The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-03 00:00:00

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Be rgen ' find Drottheitu, tip 4ioiuin,le 4 ,, 1 throw obstacles in the way of tl„ 'to r e-.eve goti e • -.eve which BERNADO.T7'I3 had. tha t i f n th ree ma tters .were not acotnino lt^itt)try tlaYs he would march .his ar,niy iiito k tt ct qter jam g ine th ' • is threatm pr ill- oduce - tern • , ..,In4ting . tue dispute. It ktl hat be e _. --- 7.7",,"7 - 7. - 9 '', t e j, St ared on the authority of two 1et ,44 led b,. k tti ted the i traii.nent commercial !iogses, the ,0,1,., tw it :•' ~, of ihe.2t1.1,, the other. the 6, '''e e ,.` - ".' t'le American Comm 1. qlt ' •'!'''')ti o . oti tii ,. q. ot • Mr. GAI. If4 T.I,N,..bad left LNI ..irretlll'll to the United - States ; that i, ''''e a•„, Atl u Penly avowed, and it was un -111 Ai r. o 5 1it, .1,,-(1 h i . ALLA-rim was -to leave Ghent 'i li44 th at " ; bl A report was, however,. in eir `)rairlis.‘ t Gen tleman, with , the Secretary /l et havi -4) . Would proceed _to. Vienna. • 4 , li g 4, 1(1 lii It 4 4 Yo h li P a ° os' e ,r . • '' ac- ess to. these letters; we can liii - ill, `legs ---ves , to pronoii ace. - with;:cer-: li, ' l l li, e. of c re di t to which they etre' 4 4 , •it ts„ ._..7.__ .. . , . f ., , ),' tent '"in. every thin.. we. can learn , 0 ta o t . ti les .„., 1 , ''' l e th at e . - 41 egociations;, ive'4nay assure II p eace Ain ' ' : • 1 tit is —erica has , eviticedviiCk diiiii.s.- , ta ik I ' l e„ •',, 'lnn : that,- therefoie; •it Wilt be tt reet tin . t't. t qli en,. - -pacific Tesult from the intei lip, Tiel t , ' 14 4 al)er -----...—..._ . Rti s 41 111, 3 to, Tuesday, and Brussels .and Oitllt i u P e rs tn I (), (1 -- late date, are• given in pre - t i . 41°4 . ~,, 11 . Lach of tliese sources snPlilies ~Nl i et." Ri t th e I "nre than 'usnially interesting, i s ► k it r,(14 0 %e. , 08e.iio politfcal‘fact of high iin-, y e • tiv e . , I Anitrian General IibLi.EGARDE . k tl / 41 1., tl ine c - , t, ..(4 • -leildinf 'l3 • liTF'B at Allan. . 1 / 4A. it. ‘vell ~ UoNP.I . ~ . . .._. I It k 'Nillt: tti`ernsh these 'idonndrels in the ~t h , t ' s' of th... 1 •-tr accuriecl - designs: .. , 145th leed .t.lan h inted that l'Au.i..;yitaND's: note s li ttil 'hi I f t 4 COrditess tow•irils him at Vienna. i, t tli, j 'lin D ar . ' 4 % 111 s a i d speak of his return ; .after Ok l ig - a t ' the-opinions of his Court will NI/li t , e d in . . .'4 Al t , 4 maniftsto, and thetE stop. t tli t , M enti on , r ...,;. ti ' h et (1 . 11 , , uat Berg and J aliel:s had ttb 1-(S RAT, on condition of his sur t ' e (4- th . % 1 " of NiiPleS;'' 1 etc i e hil l '0 k er ex •• . . • ,ti litiltracts from American Papers lt. 1 1 Pr ee i• 'tell- . - Nino-this notice, but they eon- N 'hi. 'll-1 b 't 14 t t e with which we were previously k N ' l f ti. e d. i t . -11. " 1 ' Wa S kn o w n a week..ago, stt I, ,aeliet, .that a I tl, 44. 3 N ,, - arbou r squadron, with Ge-- ki lt 411 : tr il t ,, fot e . r t Z leo sail on a secret destination, I,.„ ‘ i il by t t zia . , i N'agara or the St. Lawrence, C i fi fl cl be t- would be curious were the tt:s k `"e a 'sailio,, Tr. t,( ti vinr ie f . -0. Kingston while we were lid 1,, i t °P Sackett's Harbour. Sir A. . t 1 411 k ‘‘Ns also know n had pioceeduqa , I)1,,)4 4 441 _ ~ lii gt tit 4 ' 4l lly a „. l--la lifax, and another Expedi li' Il e , o d tnst the North-eastern Coast of 'rile -gay b .e b oth kt, i ik t t v ery cr n aval and military opera is- el se e 'zectu a L Is , ill ek 'vile r 1 v leh t l' Letter alluded to Commodore:TlN- Ni ti ,:i e ,' hs • t % It is . to us an important thlfi t - *II I " Il l" ,' and on American testi til 4 th e ! l es th e j i I ti tt,,, s k iti i acts 4ipon which we have !h t til e 4 4 . 41 de p s I ? wee. from the calti in nies'. of t ‘o r , (iri , ~ , . 1 )4 -' 4 4 , 3 n t h e A r ca:on:ll latelligmeer, ,) t) til • ° , -hr o • i 41 1 of t 44 c/e, all of • which are under c,, 1 p tue..b i t tt A 4 i1 ( 1 °° ded Yankees. 4t i11,, hAv e t - c --- "at....—. m . i kt It' )oi , t ell h eavy to-day ; .CPi-un i Per cent. dis. It :s caid the AUrehants of L-iftdon have "av:d their next Meeting until the 10th instant, toaccommodate the Out Portl ; we are erediliiyinf6rined, however, that the Out Ports -require noinelinceommodation, and that even in the - Opulent Port of BristOl, the value of tie goods which have.remained in the warehouses beyond the-time limited by the Treasury Minute, does - not •mnotint to 20,0091; it is true, in the spe culative_ Ports of . Liverpool and Glasgow the quantity may be something larger, as it increases in the exact ratio of speculation, but unquestion ably it is not so large as to render communication with - them absolutely necessary ; the real fact is, the Merchants of London are desitous of bringing the time : as near the 14th inst. as possible, in ottlerto give their friends in Parliament an op portunity of soliciting delay until enquiry can be instituted into the policy of a further ex• tension; by this means, whatever may be the re• suit of that inquiry, the Merchants.will attain their object :—We confidently hope however our Re presentatives will see through this artifice, and co incide with his Majesty's Ministers and the Public in opinion " that this indulgence has already been continued too long." The Opposition Organ of ta 7 day repeats its ruse, asserting that a partial,Change of Ministry is in contemplation. As we before stated, the whole gossip upon the subject rested on the anti cipation of a most improbable occurrence ;—we. now state it on good authority, that the rumour is unworthy of credit. The same admirably informed Writer says, " It is certain that at no period even, of the war was the .prospect for England more gloomy than at this moment-P-'-Not even when we were advised to sue for Peace to the in vincible Emperor ! to husband our -resources against the hour of, attack,- and peril threat • ened by this :Tern of the Party's trump !. Surely it, is not pretended that we are in :my clan ger of being conquered by American • invasion ! Of a piece with this absurd exordium is a long tirade of flippant folly, untrue assertions, and tin, just attacks upon the Government of Great Bri tain. As might have, bren'expected, the charges i►► :gr. MAntsotv's Speech are re-echoed by his servile Admirer—for since BUONAPARTE has the allegiance of the Faction has of necessity been transferred even to this pitiful, pettyfogging, last enemy of their country. The Br•itisli Nation and •its Rulers are grossly slandered together, in' order to gratify the patriotic workings of the honest Op- Jasit ion. :We are told that Ministers " knew that chere„toasln. the public mind of England a very litistilefeeling to the Americans; bee . ause tlte PktE -1/I)ENT4OOk advantage of the moment ()fonr pres sure, and followed up the Ainerican interes4s with a firmness that subjected his country to the enmity butb,gf,the French and- English, but of the Eng lish the most, because•it trenched upon us inure than upon the other-- , -und Ministers GHAT/VIED this spirit by gicing to the war a character vindie tire and debasing. Under the pretext of retaliation, they roused the ‘vhole . people olAinerica against us—' they made the most liberal'oitizens of the United States proselytes to the systemior the President." How much of infamous and anti-British 'per version, is there contained inthesefew lines. , --how tittly ..11,11.prican are the sentiments, and how oh ' noxious to truth are the facts. We complain of French and :American Writers libelling our• na- . tiOnai character ! Let_ there be produced fi;mu ' either a more cruel aspersion, than that Ministers, to gratify a wicked spirit in the Britkh people . , have [ : .. -acted in a. vindictive and debasing manner. Let 2 it;,,be. : sliewn even, that the impudencr of Ante riCa herself .dare , call our just motive a "pretext of rctaliation - :",--this cannot be done, for . the Anieriean Government: have admitted the OffenceS; , and only disclaimed them as unauthorized. Upon what grounds tools it so boldly affirmed that our proceedings have roused the trhule people of America agai.Bst us, and. made the most liberal citizens proselytes to the system of the President? The mere.ips_e_dixit of. as_ violent a foe, and as hearty a calumniatqr of Great Britain as this un natural writer—Mr.:lAl.ll.ls MADISON. The Chronicle, wisely for its consistency. in ha-; zarding these assertions, has suppressed in its &)- latuns . the able, tied THE CRISIS, which is copied from an American Paper into THE SUN of this day. Had it given place tO that single . document, or to Commodore Ti NGEY'S Report, it durst not, at least in the same publication, have ventured.such shameful misrepresentatiOns even in favour Of Mr. MADISON ; for these two Papers prove,that the charges it brings against us are utterly false, that the people are not united in support of the PRESI DENT, antithat.theAtnericans themselves did more injury to Washingtqn.than:the British. The Princess CHARLOTTE ;S not expected leave Weymouth till the latter end of this month. NA VA r, _NEWS. • . , PLYMOUTH, Nov. I.—Caine in the Royalist Ind Foxhound sloops, of war from a ernize. The Leonidas frigate, with the trade from . Portsmouth, passed yesterday for Cork. The Iphigenia frigate did not pass with the above, as stated, but came int o this port, to take the ships that might be waiting, and sailed this morning with them, to join,the Leonidas at Cork. Arrived the Ellison, ItyruntE, froM Petersburg!), and a few other . ships.--.lVind E. PoRTSMOOTH, Nov. 2.—Arrived his ,illi4jesty's ship Acbar, from Plymouth. Put hack to St. Helen's .Itoadi his :Majesty's ship Bombay, bottUcl to the Downs.- 7 -Wititl Easterly. . ORAL, Nov. 2:—Arrived; and sailed for Sheer- - ness, his Majesty's ship Barraconta.' Sailed the Mercurius sloop of war, for Calais. Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships Redpole, Olympia, Rattlesnake, Swan, and Seourge.—Wind N. HALIFAX, OCT. 6.—Artived his Majesty's brig Calliope, three days front Canso. Oar. 7.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Nymph, Captain EPIVOUTH, Six days from Boston Bay ; thipSet7u, and brigs Rifleman and Jasenr, from the Chesapeake. ins' Majesty's ship Leander, now off Boston, has, we understand, sent in a challenge to the Constitution frigate. We regret to state, that the ship Stranger, WATTS, Of Aberdeen, from London to Quebec, with a valuable cargo of Government stores, was taken, previous to the 12th September, by the Fox privateer. The Ceres, BURN, from-Liverpool to St. Do mingo; put back on Sunday, hay iiig sprung :a leak. The Lord Neltin, FORT ; " Better Luck Still, Done Tea ; and the Irvine,' ORgEii, from Malaga to London, put into Lisbon the 14th The ‘Vilhelmina, Wno-Nea, from Stralsund, is arrived at YarmOnth, With damage, having been on shore, and Must discharge. The Samuel Cumming, DoigALnloNr, from Tri nidad de Cuba Lk:erpool, has been taken by the Pike American privateer,.and lost oft Charles town. The Jane, Gr.onde, from Liverpool to Nerw Brunswick, was taken the Bth nit. by the General Bulinan privateer • A Lisbon Mail arrived -yeterday', with advices from Oporto to the 9111, and from Lisbon to the 12th ult. It seems, that in consequence of the advance of our market in American produce, the French merchants • have been extremely active •at Lisbon, and have bought up all the cottons on sale. Accounts from Oporto state, that the yin -tages are extremely favourable. information had been received at that port from the Upner . Dol4l'o, representing `‘ the vintage to he egoal to Any ever known %that is not generally the case, when the vintage . is so capital, the quantity is also very great indeed."—lntelligence from Andalusia, as to the vintage there, is merely that there- is a fair crop, neither deficient or.abundant. The letters on the same subject front Madeira, which are not later than the 10th September, mention, that the harvest had.alingst.wholly failed.' The Duke of YouK "is expected in town to- morrow, from the seat of the Duke of Rort...m.i, at - Clieveley, where his Royal Highness has been since Sunday, on a shooting party. . Yesterday the Duke of . KENT tompleted his ilith year. In the evening his Royal Highness's tradesmen illuminated their houses, and dined to- , gether at the Thatched _House Tavern. ,••• 1114: Bristol Tlirror of Saturday contains,the.,fot paragrasli:— • if we are to credit the following lettcr,.whidr vas icostecLat the,Commercial Itooms,,yest(Yrday, no American privateer is now scourhig the-elvan nel—thus affor,iing afresh proof ,of: ttie-iicqttrote' information these ,marauders pQ$$CS$: of • every "movement, hi our ports. • ;., . . . 'l' MiLtor , 0ei.27.--Cacrtain lIINGnAst-of hit Alikicqv'st4: ship..Mj . rtft, Icing; here, has informed our Collector of file Castopis, than an American ship of war wa , seta on the ISW ' inStant, between Waterfiqd and Dougarron." • •- !The marriage ceremonird between the COCKS and Lady CAROLINF. Yoage,.. rmagest' ddilghter of the Earl of. lIARowm.K.F„ js,eXpecteir to take place in . Paris, and to beperfelo ncd.by tht Chaplain to the Puke 0f . WF4.1.1N0..T.0N. The RUSSIAN AMBAS.SAPoIt, litertaiiik•ti a party at dinner yesterday, at. ,his seat at Streatham, TravellerS, recentityArrived from France speak rpuch of the rtitimurs : .of - war between that coon tryland the oth - er Continental Powers ; and they add, what we can easily believe, that such ru mours are very gladly propagated by a. large. class of Frenehtnen, including most of the military. It is to be confidently hoped and . believed, that the wisdom of the Government, co-operating with the sound sense of the most respectable and in- fluential part of the community, will prevent so fatal an extremity. On Tuesday, about twelve o'clock, a very re spectable looking female called at the house of Mr. WARD, in Stanhope-street, li'ncoln's Inn fields, and inquired the rent of tlie' first floor. /If, ter viewing the apartments, attended V. a young yvontan of the house, and returning dowiistairs, she informed the attendant that she' ha"dhy-acci dent droppa a Taper in one of the morns, and re quested her to fetch it her,, which was accordingly complied with, but in the short interval the fe-. male visitor entered the parlour, and purloined a watch, which usually lay on the mantle-piece, ati4 with which she got clear off; although the loss was 'almost instantly discovered. She is of the : Stature, with a genteel address, had on a brown gown, short chocolate-coloured pelisse, and black bonnet, and in tier hand a small straw basket. ' COAL MARKET, M.w. 2. Chips at Market. Ships sold. Price. 101 Newcastle lO 609. 0,1. to 679. od. g Sunderland •••;1• .130 s. art. to, `f TI!F ARMY. " The long. expect:. :11•:.1 Of Sir ..ThrtgMoß . • . • RAY (says . 1 1arni9g Paper)• is at lenyth fixed to take•place mm diately. 1t has been ~tea !y stat ed, that it would follow forthwith upon the-con clusion of-,the Court-Martial upon Colonel. TIN. We tniderstand,.that official . letters • were dispatched -accordingly on' Friday last„ sum ran Sit .Ioft:MURRAY borne from Paris,- where hc h as been fo e sinne time•;! : • - The Ofickers tt liu arc to cOmpose the ,Court-Martial loye already mimed and summoned ; and the charges !rave Veca formally given in, and published in the ticVspa pers. The arrival of Sir Joutsr:Mtienr is, ..th fore, the only thing waited . for ; theCooft,;Mar tial will sit to try ftim as soon a§ he shall a`lTlve." --We have undertthiod, that the delay heretofore has been occasioned by the abSence cif Many ma terial witnesses on foreign service: - Military dispatcheswere yesterday received front the Islands in the West 'tidies, elated 16th Sep tember, at which time the Commander in Chief, Sir JAmEs LEITH, had not returned to his Station at .Barbadoes. General WyNrAan was to have resigned. ti command Of the Forces in North Britain to i l, nd on the 24th October, but he has been or dered to retain his command for the present. Colonel WYATT, late of the 23d Regiment, has been appointed to the command of the Ai.dover district. In addition to the liSt of Staff given in a former paper, as proceeding with Sir EDWARD PAKENHANI, this gallant and enterprising Ufficer will be joined by Major-General KE'AN and the troops which embarked at Plymouth ; and likewise the follow ing Officers go as General PAKENkAm's Staff : Colonel DICKSON, to command • the Artillery ; Lient.,Colonel BURGOYNE, to command the En gineer Department ; SOARE, Esq. PurveYor- General. • The Half-pay of the reduced Officers of the Army is in future to be issued quarterly; Ike the allowances to General Officers, from the . 24th De cember, up to which • day the issues will be monthly, as before. A Monument to the memory of theTion. COLQUITT, of the Foot Guards, has been erected in the neighbourhood ,of Seville; _ _ Major BROWN, of,the 85th; who was mortally wounded at Bladensburg, while gallantl,t lea:hug his regiment to the charge ; .was the elde4 son of Provost BR O W N , of Liukwood, Scotland. The 9th Light Dragoons are MI Cicir route from Exeter to Bath. On Tuesday the 631 regiment •of loot marched from Ipswich, on their route for Portsmouth, fur embarkation. Petachments of regiments transferred froth • the digbanded 2tl battalions on the.24th ult.; "ate pro ceeding to embark to join 'their regiments foreign service and in Ireland, the means of trots ports .bein g nearly ready. From Poi:taniouth 15th, 18;11, 63d, 96th, for the West Indies; 22d, for the Isle of France ;. 26th. for 6ibraltar ; and 31st, for Corsica ; the 38th, 42 , 1, 49th , , and s.oth, for Ireland. The reduction of the aboi , e making' . nearly an increase of3ooo to the titstliatialrons. IMpRomPTu. As KEAN is an Actor and Singer to boot, He might,. µ•hen the ,Robber attempted to shoot, . : - Have insur'd an escape, had he tipt bin so:ne stan:7; And cm:1111111'd " Fin ihtcheath, friends , the head of pint - gang." SPOItrING I NTE-iILLIGIiNCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTO3ER, OR HOUG.HTON . MEETING.- • • . .WEDNEsDAY, Nov. 52. Sir .1. Slielloy's Amber beat Nrr: Crockford's Oosanier . Sst':7ll). each. T. Y.C. 50gs.-5 to 2on .Imhtr. • IA Pc7ley's Osprey, 9st. 71b. bei:t Mr..Sliakeveur's gurotind, sst, 71b, y. C. 200 s,---;2 to lun Osprey. .4.-Sabscription Plateuf:. 501. for Iwo vr oldscurrying 6)t.71b. anlf three yr olds, sst.. tut :1:' T. ' Gen. Gower's ch. f. ,hy Ilubeus, 4 2 yrs ' - 1 ' Sir C. IfiNhury's b. e. Nlcipjack; .8 yrsk - - . Ld.Sutlicld's c. Little Turk, 3 yrs - - The Judge Oared but three.—.s_to 2 agst Gdtt. Gower'. ch. . _ .3 to .1 inzst nipjacki • Forcednaudicap Stakes (4 logs each, for three yr olds and upwards. T. Y.C.: Mr. Stnnchewcr's Hanilet, G yrs, 9st.:;11). - •• Mr. , Craren's Eaglet, .7st: 911). - - - - - e The Judge placed but two.—.l to I ngst Hamlet. "Wirrpsott, Nov. 2.-Yesterday_ the Countess Vofi‘la.t,ct.EsviELD arrived at the Castle fivin Sher .- born: 'Castle; Oxforashire. The Hon. Miss EtNCII alSoarrived.' In the evening her MAJ,EsT.Y hAti if party' W lek, cards, and a concert. 'This being the Duke of KENT'S birth-day, the ;horning was' Ushered in with the ring;ng of bells. Hig,Rbyal Hightiess .arrivell at the Cavle from his, • seat at Castlebar-bill, to be present at a private ' celebration of the day by his Royal Mother and Sisters. • Princess AUGUSTA rode on horseback, attended, •by Sir INEtsr 'SPENCER and Gen. TAYLOR. Uer Royal, Highness's• Lady in Waiting followed. in carriage. The DucheSs of YORK is arrived from Oatlands, to be present at the celebration of the Duke rif KENT'S birth day. Yesterday, according to animal custom, the Lord Mayor elect, Alderman Mawr, the Sheriffs, the Recorder, several Aldermen in their carriages, and one of the City-Marshals oh horseback, pro ceeded from Guildhall to the honse of the LORI) CHANCELLOR, in Bedford-Tsquare, who intimated the PIitNCE RRGRIIT'S approbation of the choice made by the City of Lotto Mavoit fur the year ensuing, after which they returned in the same procession. YesteriPay the Sheriffs of London and Middle-. sex, 'accompanied by the City Remembrancer, gent in their state carriages to the West end of the. town, to invite th e Cabinet Ministers, the Officers of State mid Household, the Judges, and : othet pet4Ami. of diitinction, to the entertain ment at (inildhall on Lord _M a y o r's Day. Yestehlay being D4y. the Annual. Sermon was pr e a c h e d at t h e Pirish'Church of St. Margaret's, Westminster, according to the Will of Mrs. JoAlt . BARNETT,:canailpuly Called the Oatmeal Woman, deceased. She left to g 0 poor Wichlws of that parish, OS. a year for e v e r; 20 s . for a Sermon ; 2s. 6d. to the 'Clerk and Sexton ; and 9 0s. to the Officers of the Parish for a treat : and one of the ciintlitions of her Will is, that one o f t h e di s h e s at the entertainment, in wewory of lagr, is to boOti Q4tmeal Puddirg. -, ;dl