The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-15 00:00:00

MAILS. A R ivEll-2 Anholt, t Guernsey, I Terseyi 1 Dublin+, I..)ug . .—z Cadiz, i Malta','i Waterford. 'l , ('RICE OF STOCKS 'THIS DAY ♦r TWrI.VIVO'CLOCK. COnSOli - • • - 64 I I Red. Ann. - 63 T LI E l 'S V N. •Ott,µ QtJIS DlCika FAISUM AUDICAT ,LONDON, "EWA; NOVEMBER 15, 1811. This morning two Anholt Mails arrived, extra6ts from Whietl will be found - in a subsequent column. We this morning received the following Letter from Dartmouth, which we lay before our Readers, wioout ph:dgms ourselves lot its accuracy : "•DARTMOUTH, Nov.:ti:' Arrived the Unanimity, KEMP, from Viana, in sixcays,—Tlie following is an extra& from the log-book.of the above vessel, wriiien by the , British Consul at that port " General WILSON'S :paymaster has just, been with me,*by whom I have received the important infoimation that. a most severe battle had been fought near Merida, where the Spaniards had de feated the French with great loss, and taken up wards'bi 1000 prisoners:amOng whom was.a French Prince, and that Lord WELLINGTON had rewarded the :Messenger who brought him the news with one hundred dollars." Many of the letters from the North of Europe still speak.of a war between Russia and France as inevitable. The writers are confident that as soon as the British fleet quits the tfalt'ie, hostilities will commence. We have so often given our opinion, that weaball not now occupy the time of our Read er; by discussing the SubjeCl. One point at least is ;lent, whether a. war takes place.. between France and Rtistna or tint,, a very large French force most be kept in tile North of Europe, by which BUONA• TARTS'S exertions in other quarters must bescon siderably weakened. But unless the information we' have received is totally without foundation, he i, likely very soon to find employment for no in considerable part of his army fiir the opposite ex tremity of Europe. A new and an unexposed 'enemy is likely, we understand, to engage the attention of 13tiolctr4iTc, and the shores of the Adriatic will probably again tst.e.n . rue the theatre of naive warfare. The details which 'have reached us upon this subjea ate not snfliciently distinct to be laid before onr %%ti l ers, nor would it, perhaps, be proper to pub all that has reached us upon the subjea.We ex pee, however, ere long, to have some interesting communication to make upon the subje& to. which we hate thus alluded. The iitit:ate accounts of yesterday *rely stated, that hjs'.NIAJ . LSTY renialued in the same state as be fore. lits'nighia unhapp►ly eontinue' t toe,' the most part to be restless. Yesterdar.ahout two o'.eloeli, the Princess CHAR t of WALRE airtived in town,. from her visit to s tW Duchess Of , YoaK, at. Outlands. The i)uke of York arrived In town about half an lir , or afterwards, from Oatlands. We arp sorry to learn that the PRINCE REGENT, in dancing with the Princess CHARLOTTE . Of WALES, at ()Ain't's, sprained his 'ankle, and therefore did not rettiri) to town yesterday, as, expeaed. 'Tuesday se'tinight, 'the . High Court: of Jutticiary net at Edinburgli m and Lord . Bova took the oaths mg.d his searits Lord JustiCe Clerk,. in the room of the Right , Hub. CO ARLES Hot4t, appointed Lard President of the Court of Session. We understand tbnt Licenses, Under a new form, wens yesterday granted by ibe linard'nf Trade for riiiy:s trading with'France, under rhefoliciwing con ditions' . • For ekporting one hogshead of sugar, of 1200 weight, permission to import dn e tu b Of wine, kor 10011,4. of coffee, do. • For one tan of copper in sheets, do., And foi British cotto n , cloihi;• or woollens to the value of tool. one ton.of wine: . - Licenses arc a 1 ) to be granted for importing grain frorn . thp : the.vessels to touch at Leith, and join convoy. there ; bait any deviation from the voyage win render them liable to-seizure and con demnation, A National Society has just been formed, " far the purpose of promoting • the education of the I , our Em the principles of the 'E,tablished Church. Of this Society the Archbishop, of'. Canterbury is the • President ; the Archbishop. of ',York, in conjunainn with the whole _Bench of-Sishops, and ten Lay Peers, are Vice•Tresidents. Commit tee of sixteen, besides the 'President: and Vice- Presidents, who. are Members ex officio, have t h en ap . pointed by the President and Bishops to manage the affairs of the Society. Could any' thing be added to the heart-felt joy that every true friend to Ctkurgh and State will necessarily feel on hearing thece.glad tidings, -it - would' be to learn, that the Prince Regent has in the most gracious manner con qlescended. to become the. Patron of this now, in .the fullest sense of the expression, truly august So :ci4ty. This fad we have the satiafaetion to announce to the public from the most Indisputable authority ; and there, can be' no. doubt but this glorious and . .goodly example. will be immediately ' followed by thy sett of klie.Prioceth • --- Po:Ntotttli, Itlt*. 13.—Artived last evening his Majeity's 'ship Rain , of 315 glans, Captain CHAULBS Nit,cot.m, from a cruize off the. coast of, Spaiti - : 'on Monday night, the 11th instant, ,abeut ten o'clock, then very dark, andiabout a league distant from the Eddystone Lighthouse, she,ran 'four of 'the brig St. Patrick, by whiCh' accident both 'vessels, were damaged, the latter materially ; . shortly 'after, they were' clear of each other, and at the moment, assistance was about to be rendered the 'St. Patrick, they again came in contaa, when the tirig received datnage in her hull, and became a wreck in her rigging, her mainmast, foretop.mast, and bowsprit,' .being carried away .by the board,' when she was taken in tow by the Rhin, and brought in here. The Si. Patrick, CAMPBELL, Master, belong; to, and is from, Belfast,. and is a regular armed trader,• with a cargo, consisting,of linens, butter, &c:boond to London; she:was towed into'-SuttonPool ibis morning: Shortly after• tailing from Belfast,. she experienced very bad..weather, and was , obliged to bear •up lor 'Port Ferry, and on her paSsage thither, the former i Master, GowArt, was carried o ver b oar d by the jibing of • the boom, and unfertunately perished.; Sailed the Helicon brig of war, 'having under convoy the Collins:, Lady Hamilton, - Samaritan, and another transport, for Portsmouth, Which have on board the Ndrth Devoullegimert of Militia, that. einbartied from hence on Monday, morning 13st. The schooner Christopher, I.l44anovis; Master, that lately arrived here from the Straits, laden with brimstone, is'in a . very leaky state, and ber.cargi) is intended to be removed into another vessel for its preaervation.' Sailed the Sybille frigaie, Capt. UPTON, for the Irish station; and the Dryad frigate, Capt. G..• WAY, for the coast of France. The Mars, ARMSTRONG, arrived here from Te, neritie and Madeira, left at the latter place the iimetiu frigate, the Hon. Capt. F. P. hay. PourssiouTa, Nov, I4.— , The Convoys are sti remaining hrre,.the wind having shifted round agai, to the South West. Several transports are arrived from Plymouth, having on board the North' Devonabire Militia, sup• posed for this garrison. FALMOUTH, Nov. I Sailed the trancisFreeling packet, With a mail, for Surinam; and the /Melia packet, with a mail, for Jamaica ; and hii Majes ty'S hhip.Dauntless, with transports, for,lreland. The Cliestedield and Eliutteth packets are still detained. • SCILLY, Now. 11-7-otl the 3d inst. came , in the brig John, of Poole, Pxm En, master, from Liverpool, with salt and Provision's, bound to Newfoundland, out six weeks, and after encountering adverse winds, &c. is under the necessity of giving up the voyage, and sailed again on the loth inst. for Poole. Remain in the Harbour, waiting a fair wind, the Whea4heal, BuRTQN, for Gibraltar; the 4Tdivard, SANDERSON, for Lisbon and Cadiz; and tin; Atne. rican schoontr Gardner,lllAwribr, bound to Lisbon, Laden with spirits, fur the troops in Lord WIILLLNG. TON'S artny. .r. LYCEUNI.—LioneI and Clarissa, one of i l u twist pleasing of Englit!' operas, uniting ari.intere,ii l ig fable and rational character,humour, and dialogue, with the charms of musk, was revived- last tuft . of this Theatre, in such a manner as to promise 'many succetaildl repetition of it. The par/ of Lionel wag well supported. by Pip LEAPS, who evidently en ters into the spirit of every character that is'allot ted to him, and who sung the airs •in a very agree able as well as scientific manner. —Mrs, DICKoNS ably sustained the part of Clarissa, as an actress, and gave the airs with great skill and powertni ef fect. 'The part of Colon el, Oldboq ilifordecf scope for the humorous irr itability of DowToN, and Da Ciotti. was diverting in Jessamy. The Qdera hdd the anditional and able support of.SretTll, Mks KELLY, and Mrs. BLAND, and was throughout very much applauded. Powtmc, who alwap,;, ns . tains characters, of 'moral energy .with dlgnitied firmness,-appeared with his ustlal respectality in Sir John Flowerdale ; and PYNE'S fine. voice was•ex ertedwith good effect in the part of Harmun. Nor ought w e to pa§s'oYer withont a ~1001menclatOry notice the grateSqoo.stateliness of Mrs. StimtK'S'' in Lady Mary Oldboy, The Manager deserves Ciedit'fbr thus reviVing, wu:k of approved merit, and'holding forth an eXAmplo to• modern play-itriglas 61 cha racters drawn.from nature, and dialoghe 'resulting from thre ,characters, and the situations in which' they appear, and free from thread-bare joker; Wild and ridiculous conceits. The new Opera of Up to Town has been . with-, drawn from th e St age , as signified by FA weerr last night. It wair_certainly, not strong in poiht of dramatic merit, but it. had the recommendation of sorzioekcellent music, and, altogether, did not de serve the severe hostility that assailed it. It Mak also be fairly said that .several productions of the same kind, with still inferior pretelision3, have been able to keep their ground on the Stage. The composers of this piece, in generd, _have a right to complai o ,' for their music has suffered in the wrLck of the piece; But, indeed,. something may . be urged in fav Q u i . cat the ptiblie ou this gronnd, for the three piineipl vocal' performers so much obseured the melodies in decwallye LXCOSSCS; that it was iroposible to judge of the respective inerjts of the .originai 4,:etn ! ' pcations. StodittoLsl, 0cr.:3(1,-=-The post vorTini ion between 1 ystadt, and . Stralsivid having u! been much molesttd by Ftench_privateers, ,our (.3 , J- Vrnment has:.iSsued orders for the armament of two yachts for the luture tonveyanca of the ind,:s;: t hese. t!e;SeTiriiill ViVeartZaions Tellel — aTiy s tat which . triay'lle had upon them ; and, it is hoped that the safety of the ehrtespoudence, and -tke-te speEt due- to our flag, wOkbe Insured thine means: VIENNA, OCT. 9.—The intelligencd froth Sein lin mentions the energetic measures adopted by the Servian Govetnment to assemble a numerous corps of troops upon the Drina, to oppose the Pachk - of 13osNt.t, who has, been charge(' by the Grand Sept nor to oblige Servia to again submit to the domi.liop of the Porte. . It 'ls' pretended that this army would cominence its operations about the 25th of September. WURTZBURGII, Ocr. t2.--The Rpgency 1135 ad dressed to all the Authorities of the Police, the 10l- lowing order . " In, the mini& - Of his serene Highness the Arch duke Grand Duke,' 'it .is enjoined to all the Police Authorities of the Grand Dueby 7to I - C(161;1+1e' their vigilance in respect.tasubjeas of the French Empire who, may be sound. in the Grand. Duchy, without having permission to travel 'in foreip countries, and who thus endeavour toilvoid . the military service . , and to assist and condua them, ;is directly as possi ble, to the PrefeCture oi'Mayence :—The necessary,. advance for the expencei Of the journey .shall be made from the chests of the Tribunals of Justide. "BARON DS lATEIiNCE,.. Wurtzburgh, Oct. 4." EXTRACT OF A LETTER . gaom VIENNA, OCTOBER 9 " The shock of the earthquake on the 4th inst. was much more strong in Upper Styria and the neighbourhood of Schurtherg, than at Vienna. It 'caused much damage at Kruglach, and particularly at 'Murzzushlag, upon the grand road From Coriu. thia to Vienna. .A great number of ehitunies were damaged, and others thrown down ; the walls of the houses were much injured, and the church bells set a ringing. The . shock was not so 'great to the north of the :defile of Simmering,' whilst at Gutenstein the greater part of the inhabitants, seized with terror, fled into' the cOUntry. There . is reason for supposing that this earthquake has been felt throughout all Styria;'Corinthia, and Elungary." Sroctittool, Ovr, 4.—Eler Majesty the Dowa. ger Queen is upon her return trom Ulriefisdal to this capital. • An English miter, (m the 22d September, cast anchor at Maseiten, Iwo short leagiles frunl-Grisle 7 , on the followingiray, seizes t the poßt.offiee*ket, on its "return frnmn Eckert), where it hod delivered its di'vatches the preceding evening. l'he enemy only detained its crew on board for some days, but . he made use of the 'packet-boat to pillage, without distination, all Swedish, Rossith, and Finland ships which it met. His Majesty has nsmed Commanders of , t.4e Sward, Major Gen. Count de Moitzaa, and Colo nel Baron de ROSE Nli I D. Vtautin, Oor. I.—Presirrgh is now very Wl besides their Majesties, the greater part el the Archdukes, and Arehdtieliesses Are there, as w 0 83 the Prisice and Pt incess Asyritoive of Saxe, and a great number of persons of destinttion. BUCHARPST, SEPT•. . 1e:---Thc~ GrOtld ViZkr hay caused his entrenchments near Slobodser to be larged, and continues to draw more, troops together on both sides of the river; The Russian army biyouaques whhin a cannon. st,ot of the Turkish entrenchments. The division under the command of General MAIIKOW is said is have received orders to halt at Berlad, and in the adjacent plaCes, for the present, which seems to confirm the report of the Turks in ,t4nding to cross the river at Matichin, opposite, to Braila. The Russian flotilla which attempted to force its.way into . an arm of the Danube, between the island of Slobodser and Itudschuck, for the pur pose of cutting off the Torkish,cornrnunications, has been forced by the batteries at Rudschuck to give up the attempt. PETERSAURGIT A SETT. 24..-.-We are advised by etters from Sebastopol, of the 2Gth of Aug. as oilaws " We have . received intelligence from our fleet up to the date of the 26th of August, Notwith standing that we have beenoften -told in the public prints of the 'l'm kid) fleet having sailed, it is, how ever, a" certainty that no challenge twin our side can prevail on it to leave the harbour of. Constantinople. The Russia() squadron has now" been cruizing forty-three days bet Ween Warta and the Channel of COnstantinople, and has frequently, ,stood close in 'with it, but the enenty still remains at Bu jnkdera. Vice. Admiral GALL having received rofotination that two frigates had, departed from renderakila, ,disp.ttched Capt. BUTSCHIINSKt NAVAL N EWSb 0 LT' 211.41L,1. MAI LS. 'Dublin. PLV stcitltu, Nifv. 13.---Artived last evening hi ,="-StooktiotA, °cr. '3V.--,-Tlse post vorlimotik'a •, •-• lion- between 1 ptadt and Sitaisinid having tit !ale our. Go be'taught this y‘.ip - ._ • +meeting with US. ~ :C OISTA NTINOPLZ, ATIG:24.--All eyes arefixel, cep. ; the Grand Vizier ' s proceedings. Accordingto in official 14103 received here on the igth irot. fralt 1541:AE.4 ficY „ )10, with a selea. body of 15,00 _meri t op the od, took posesiioti.of tie island lyinf bet alien Wicidert and Kslifat, Which had been gars risoned by the Russians, and therefore take() strong position on the western •shore of die Danube. .Is*AELßay..has since then tnade.hirnself master Of the rtencUtl' position at Kliafar, from whence be can. nuke 'strong diyerSiCrilS in favour of tire chief, ltir.lo army under, the Grand - Vizisr. Since the armies have, obtained these advantages, they ha been 'strangli reinforced. of -1114 , winds, which are at this season of ,leir 'e* valeta in the 'Black Sea, and . c. 46 4 .4 the- et - in the channel , the 14)5'131i, squadron .:frOtu SebastOi)ol have becn in o innate . as to pt nre iv< o Tur-kislr corvette.rid 114 that Heraclia, Bithynia. These corvettes wer e de l tined to fieracha f- • (.7.r00t to- ,ct.p awe th e Grand Seignior fins noW given the Karinacloo. Avu'Alr)r..t.A, who had rebelled, .1;13, tha 'olders to quy:j this reel at all, costs. liwz.a CATHOLIC DELEG.I7I:S. _ ..., . DUB/. TN , ' I-' N0v.. 7 Uh""ThiS ' day, 00 the ,S;ltillg Of the.COurt, the since ßar.----The l'i lOisPosit ion, appetite(' .among, the Crowil Attorney. General, for the tiro liu; 6 Ba ti r.—The severfl R o m , x i calb6lic I)slegato 'tk' rl , Ca 4. upon to Plead to the indictment toy r , d a6 1 "1 them, l. when it was proposed by Mr, Bone, eoe,,'; t he Counsel for theiraversers, that the sever3l{4:e _ 0 -he put in -should abide the deterininatoi et 1 ' Court in the case of Mr. Kirwan, and that if the. general issue, and:in pleas in abatement should be over-ruled, anti he ti. houldplead in chief, il . e general issue , all the ether agreed thatall but traversers shouloido the. 831116. The At ( alley G'o d * ral , bethg_ gnashed' upon bis plea in abatement, . l er , t - ; ,' / :', Ivo would consent to their withdrawing. th of lmesinand taking the advantage of the Judg gleni l l di the.Cpurt in Mr. Kirwan's case. This be hig sAt e ut , 9Pod , Mr. KirWan , was called upon to Ple!, ld t as el he accordingly, by Mr. North, one of Ilk Count .i the event of the inclictitlei r_itto "in of the Grand Jury held placs under pleaded in abatement as ' to favour, i111.9(11tICII i 5 c'el.' WO during ' le P—asure, and a l s o f o r want of freeliold4 and thirdly, there was :a 1 . '.....N rot Guilty. , pt. 3 0 „., U pOd L I, (lie xt --use '• three sevcral the being reit . )i. , i torney.Ge_ _ _ a , . . urr taemurred to the t'vi , o first i and' u i 1., ceeoed 'tor thwiili to argue lo support of the dao.l 1, rer, which he did at lengt6;,and tit 11is usug o i r ut'. and ability . The plea for favour he le t : li o t, tsposed of by the arguments used- brill/ S' y/ I 1,01 ne , rar, in the challenge of the Grand Juror, , , iiii. the Court had already heard,. and he cone ' 3 self to the plea of- avant of freehold. the CO , Mr. Non TEI replied to the Attorney-Gellel,3t'mr, v• ith Mr. GOOLD followed qn the same Ole . - .. „:, ' in 114 ; rrhiPA . G . i TTOR WRY, _ iNERAL tOOk ()COS," 01 i ;,..1i apiu: , &Ilse r ,to advert to the insinuation won" - , „ for (0° to ',he involved in the . nnture . of the cliallollg'j b e cu ili diarg i ' l ' o e r.. . vour 'lti-ttie Grand' Jiii - y, tivit jaiia .er)ce ; l4 0 I II: tise , d to prooore. a Set 'ot. Jurors obie'l lb ,T!,: %veil ‘%.itlli of Governm — Cat.. Fie strenuouslY " I '' (' Ir . lotsuch.3 ref utation of any ' SaCil suspicion. A1.',6,c, togs .. . and Mr. Borne renounced eiery idel, ° , / , r d ( beeti i nmi 'quo any. person, by thecourse whi c % l ' 4 :4.44: taken in the defence • of their ,clients, bud, :':,„ t he the declaration was perte'ttly .unttecesstry) v111)`;"tio e o haratter. of the Attorney GOlletill, 3 ° V-e tl i t a- NO . 1 I Ito , Sheriff,' are taken into colvi'l- el ' at—h 4rbe re It'rProPer . influence could have been used ol i o t hese Gentlemen, were the Ministers of . t.Q ° k i ou re, j ~ , tic, e—but it' is not enough that tiling' ' `,•,., p ublic. 0: r : they, must also appear to be pure to-the eye, Whenever the Crown and the People are a e.Pci„o !Ts., ..To . obtain any &Altar), end,. 1 .10 I , l Pi d to must overcast the forms and procedures Eliot *--- jatie in such disputes. n n DONDALK,• Nov. 4,•"-'Oll Stlfldii,k:ol6)llls Tat ti 0 M al tj B9 °M th. N ° t:VIYI'y Cl:3DC:lbliisllll:ilClla'd apdcast),,rri'crinl:re'olus i l ! Pli s ti o ; allt, within a few yardi , of the town, of ?Pin. dt s:e 0 :1 1 self e t , h a i c e n voe cr:, e n x;i isy c l ti lg i t_ i iL s i ti c da ;:f s :o t e d a l ( t i ty c e ) i t ce;loGdere; generouslytr' tte t o h rn a at h c i , 0 3 ,7 : 9 4 1 1. : : . 6 0 . ) .1 1 / 3 1 1 . ,e d t : inodat,%o Lady, who otherwiSe • would have been obligeatu• go oil the roof), hist'liii fife by the fail, °„ g ot . vived but a few hours after fiit• LiCCidOnt/i, "t,iv With'landing SttlgieAl :44%if;ILIT)C0 wis iiiitllolsl4l_i4 brottght.,to his relit:ll. Otto Lady hld Ih ree fili re c cures 911: 1 ,ope of her arms, and tour others Were very st=v.erely bruizecti -however, their lives aro° The Lord Lieutenant Iw:con/erred the hoPt s i ' l Knighthood on Cherie.; Thotnag Morgeri, f; (11 Baron's 'Court, Newtown Stewart. ndat4ci. Lieut. Colonel Paul Andeition, s.oth Foot, ti e ) : atitnated friend of she' kith - anted Sir. IVto foo las been appciin red Daffiny Adjutaut.Gedetat tuu otces servitqip Maio. OAT Saturday last, about six o'clock in-the eve.a: °[. Mr • P. Foster, Queen's Head, ing .j covty olseveh pariNges flew into the lak c n of whicYgot into the btore-room, where it all' e. .14xtraordinoty as this may appear, a 6 111311i', Cit C tuns lance took placo hest season. Newcasti, °Pc.," .~' 11 ri ;