The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS. LYMOUTH, FHB. 1 .--. Arrived the sloop Efizateth end Mary, ELLIPS, master, from Portsmi)utli, with a 'Argo bound to Lisbon, put in here in distress, hay-iig spr to ung a leak yesterday mnrhing, what she 7s part ~ b liged company w i t h the outward-bound Nast Intlia,Spain, Portugal, iind Mediterranean fleets: r :tisisting of about 200 sail, unde r convoy of his .\iajesty's shio diirica -11(1 J , Hussar, Franchise, RilleMan, 'Asper ; the 'trunnion ltlatildcz, from Ports munth, with ordnance stores, bound to Lisb on, one of th e above convoy which she lost is arrived here. Arrived the StiSailllll, SitasoN, horn Ipswich ; tncienvour, EVANg, fro m And P rov i Bristol ; Vi ne, HARDY, Bence, RICHARDioN, Pt from Sund er l an d . NE. 2.---Lnit evening arrived here part o f th e c onsisting of sevens 'Cowesy sail, that sa il e d f rom 514 Roads, under convoy of hid Majesty's 1 Africa, liussar, Franchise, Itiflernan, and 41Per, having teary been d r i v e n i n here by con the the remainder of the fleet con sisting of above 100 sail ,lutw ard boo , among whi c h ate some nd East Indiamen, passed by this pOrt Yesterday afternoon for Torba s hips of y, under convoy of the war; the wind is now easterly, and it is txPPt9ed the fleet will rocee p estinations to arridd for their different are d motrol.v morning ; among these '1441 ve here Several transrors With troops ) stat e s, Provisions, for Lord WELLINOI\IN'S army ; and the fullowitig nierehanttnen, viz:,--• l'he Veltes, Parker, frotii Uidoti-lot the . South Seai ; Fortitude, Thompson ; Or.ean, Reynolds; B titarit.ia,,.. White. sitles ; lane, Start ; lenity, Lents; Ann, Lloyd; tli!.l 51)'"i511 brig Ibeli 'it, F. B. Oexant e ; the American schooner Macy, trles ; the Portuxuese schooner Arciva, Feta 1 , ernandez. ; Neptune; t;ibson; Spanish. brig, lottanna, Liturents Actel - Nino ; slid the loitah. Curbing, for Lisbon: the ,Druatmond, I;Ceehma tip Ant4ricsn ship Intercourse, Cotts ; the Pot te. ,i. 1,1) Minerva, loachiin Rulrigues de Cok4 ; the. Il utti l llitel r e b"ri°l4llt, line Colnrad ; anti the Hatinall„ ; ouch, ior Oporto ; the l'ssex Brooks • Firm, Mitchell f; Vasher, Whitkia ; srilre; 5i,:.,.. croi.stvottl'ile ;FZei.Dianrit.:' Itarrett, for entla, 14114. antl'(: ;ibralt 4 ar • the44'. for Alegatiore; and the Kin s .- 01; iac1: 11 et, M'Kean.l" ~Vest Indies; tile latter VeJ4rlgi cnnvet l liately on her arrival Inn foul a the Spanish fltii) C;Alli ii 13' which accident the i 'tter has reCeiVeti tonti4lable cc;:tiwYge in her aide "4 rigging, Arrived the Carteret packet., Captain DAVE -Y, fr4in Cadiz) oiler a int% passag e of 20 days, with 'flails, which will b#-: for ,vardc.d to London to _l.lll ; Blie does not Mitt any news; spoke in the , c C l l4l"l , ei r Ili* ACijesty., Slip l'ortnn je, of 38. gu,.', Caps. v recut convoy b oun d to Cork. fy Arrived the .Itnelltytt frigate, Capt. WALT"' _ o il/ the cortil of Vranee : a few d , ys share she re tl•v:lriluitered Brest linrh(Jur; and found there ihe three Fri, squadron ; t0ri,,,,,,.„.13, the re nor; of filmes having esCaped tirtionntied Irons that harbour is A i'rert h • . liveo c Pilot taken in an American ship, ar brig'll7.e:brings information 'bat an English 1.1.1 ; i 1 b een wrcekeil near lielkiile on clir:Ain,is lim n . ~ t he 411:'.I the Commander ,of which being informed of I(liitnaerous situation of the t.es,,el, inunedia'dY ilia cahbei_Maaster and Pilot, after which he retired to " nil blew his own hrains oui. We nb -4tlhleiti:"ll inserliog the name of the vessel,,hoping e;Sa.t.iicoulet may prove erroneous. . ~..4 , 1 e.,,(1 his Maresty's tshp' 4Vorge, of :38 guns,. ciffir ItAINt kit, for Portsmouth. soulladule dawn the harbour and anchored in the: the Lightning Sloo - • d Basilisk ‘ pot u...t, an Ron. bri g, to wait for orders. Arriv a • e s' lug Nl6esty's shit; Alartboro7qh, of .74 but, from p war , ortsmouth ; the Primrose sloop ot aet T.rom Ore Eastward ; 11/oar/bound gun-brig from Ill%le t the American ship Jun •r, ATA vrT, front ivelnerel, with a cargo or hemp and iron, bound to. Pool I the Ilelicon un-brg, from n cruizt: His kl. • aujesty's ship 8o . . Curaews,, now lying in the s ad, i s , the East Indies, and will sail 'text week. PokiltktouTtt, Vas: 3.--Arrived 3'estt'rd'Y his t • . , lestv s snips Echo trorn the Downs, and 4 venger IrOal NeW fosndland. Iresterday 'sailed ,his Majesty's ships Alonzo. 11°4'itii. and . Sarpedon for ' a ClAliZdi EdUi for e ork 1 .and Copiette for Cherbourgh ; Mu) the Per severance, Stdrrn for Sunderland. , T hil day arrivee his Majesty's ships PyraintlS 'lOlll thC DaVMS ; Sarpedon, Rapid, and Dexterous, h orn a erniza; .Donegal from Cherbourgh ; Norge fr6in Plymouth ; and G9rgo front Lisbon, with tlisPatehes, which are not yet landed. The invincibte Buonaparte, a large Prench cor te privlterr, of 18 guns and 140 nien, yesterday '.t.ntsiglit, In long. 15. 30. lat. 47. ear"tured the l'riNil Sir Ssydney Smith, (ii. this port, WWI 3 'rgo Of limber Iron-) Prince Edwa:d's Iliand, will;211 she kupt pes,essiou of lor tine daY, and t ' 4ll Put the crews ot the folh m in g v(•-ssels, Whi'.l) hi.o ikaLi eapturel, on 40:ird ille Si'. 4,9111410 Smith, and ltherased her, ti :L. Pt ifrillft, 41. . i ''"4 %.,ut4tgli.Ll.• 1113%tri, Of Illibi poi L. ii :rli for London, which she burnt ; Clyde, DAVID NOR* Isis,'` mister, of Leith, from ,Bt. Michaels for Greenock; which she burnt ; EDWAItD FALL, master, of Jersey, with mahogany, yolk') she sent to France; Hope, Olt CITARD Master, of Poole, with fish, from .NewfAndland for Puol4, which she sent to France ; Belinda, ATKINS Master, of Boston, in America, from Plymouth, with brandy and wine, for New York, which she burnt. The Captain of the privateer, gave the Sir Sidney Smith and her cargo to the Captains of the six tessels ; previously however condemning her under his own seal, which he said be had authority to do, and he delivered the document to the Master, with a mos ter.roll of the clews, for whom French prisoners are to be released and sent to France. He put 39 persons on board the Sir Sydney Smith, and the crew of that vessel; consisting of eight, all of whom for the last nine days were living upon a biscuit and two ounces of meat each a day, part of which they were indebted to the Master of the Invincible Bona parte for, who gave them three barrels of bread when he heft them. The Sir Sydney Stnith arrived here yesterday morning early. FALMOUTH, FEB. I.—Arrived the Milford extra East Indianian from Portsmouth for Bombay, hav ing p•+ried from the fleet yesterday in thick blowing weather. Seven sail of the line, and several frigates, wish npwaidi of . 200 rail of transports, Ike. were rid' till.; Port this murniva ; pat tof the fle e t were .nearly into the harbour's mouth, *hen a signal was made (torn the Admiral's ship (4111)1)0%ml:to be Sir JossEN/ Youka,), when they altered their course, and .bore aw,l:, up Chatin4. TORBAY, FED. 2.—Put into the nay last evening, after 'm it, the Henry iiddlngton, Essex, Cutnterland, and IValmer Castle, East Intlimen, under convoy of the liuspr frigate; also eight sail. of the liue, with the troops on board torLishon ; at 2 P. M. the above ships got ttuder weigh •.t ith the wind at South- List, all Dovsa, Fan, tee: prone! merchan brig went past this morning to the Downs, taken uy the Skylark sloop of . war, Capt. Boxtea ; as 'also a french privateer, supposed to have been captured the 87,7ilark. A detachment of the 9111 [l:3l(ched in yesterday to mbark f. r Porßigal. A homewarci,i)ouoil ship from China welit past fon the 110ww, a jury tali nenL, FEU. 3.---Atrivecl the Royalist stoop "of" War, .With the L'ribraconnier Fleneh p.ivaleer, of tti sum ahti 47 koev, tier prize the skylark sloop of w!!r. , vith !he brig ritheiilt, of tioni Antigue, re-Captured. • • NAvAt.ArrorNTNlEnTs.—Captain David Atkins, to the Defee, vice l:kins; Capt. Skeene, to the Seine ; Captain Graham, to the Alcmene (late French Topaze) ; Captain Sir fames Veo, to the Southat npton ; Capt. Milward to the Elk, in 1114 room Coghhin, who is promoted to the rattle of Post C.lotain; Lieutenant Murray. to command the Her,iiiA; Lieut. J . . Nicholas, to the Alcmene ; soil Lieut. AiOrews, to the S'rpe.ion; Mr. lolut tOianst to bc lattr,er 4.f the VoWollf, VII:e toot; Mr. Witcher, Purser of the Lily, to the FaWil; Mr, Mewls, Purser of the Fawn, to the ild4lllti Mr. Uneatite, Purser Of the Hazard, to the Lily. • The Princess thnelia and Nope, for Madras and China, are arrived at Portsmouth froth the IliVer.— The next fleet fur the East Indies will consist of ten ship. They will carry out troops to Mochas. 1;11 , lay a Court-Martial was held on Lieutenant Methuselah Wills, of his Majesty's 'ship Hawk, for neglect of duty. He was sentenced to be dismissed the ship, and to be placed at the bottom of the list of Lieutenants.--On the same day a l so a Court- Martial was held' on Wm. Verhoof,, private of ma rines, belonging to his Majesty's ship Trion, for deserting his post while sentinel. He was iliiiteneed to receive 300 lashes. Rear-Admiral limtooca, . Pt es !den t. The pissing of the Regency Bill being nearly ctimpleted, preparations have been makiug dining the last week for his Royal' Highness the Prince Of WALES tiding the office in state. The Prince's two state carrifges have been new gilt and decorated ; new,hatness has been made for his eight state biy horses ; the chandeliers and lustres in the state op:Rime:as in Carlwii liouse have been cleaned ;. the furniture in the - sawe apartments has been un covered and cleaned, and t he whole of thasebelegant, superb suite of rooms have been put in a complete state of readiness, fit for the reception of the guests visiting his loyal Highness while tilling the in - .- portant office of PRINCE REGENT. Nearly lOU men have been employed upon the occasion, early and late. On Saturday a Committee of the Lords of the Council met at the Connell Office, Whitehall, upon Plantation Appeals, which was at i tended by the. LOUD I'ItiiSIDILN'T (Earl CANIDEN), the MASTCIt of HULLS, Lord TEICNNOUTH, and Sir JOHN NICHOLLS. SatUrdily afternoon the Duke of Yott K arrived at Windsor, and yesterday morning his Royal H%ti ness rtturned to Lot dun with the Duke of Cabs... BRIDGE. Yesterday morning her MA3RSTY and the Pam cassas attended Divine Service in Windsor Castle. l'heFrenCh PaperS mention the death of NICOLA!, the Celebrated Prussian author, He edited the isiOlotheipie Universelle, from 1764 to i 79 e. From the muhiplicly of his works, and the Intl ence wh . ie:i opinions once hod among the German I:terati, he W4s rikk .. l l 4trital rho GUti uf Paper and the Mu/ VilltilosopherE. Cif Li Z .1 L AYAMONTS, Dct. b.—Generals SOULT and Mm- TIER marched marched on . the beginning of this month fiom Seville with all tlt-ir tr , m,ps, leut) wileggoils with provision, ond efietit., and a con , idcrahle tinin of artillery, in tln direc`uot of Litteinadata. The French. movable column from Coro'lba, has ad vanced to•Aivaga,.t:nd united with that of General GlitAßD.—Rtn of their infantly which Avai in Gua dalcanal 'wool attacked on the i•t :tist. by two of General BALLlPirellos . corgi ; the mid of battle was strewed with Fieeich' cnrpses, witl.out °trier loss on our side than n I.illed and t u kvo..ll,,ieci. CADIZ, JAN. 'll.-0.1 the 4th li;S• hored in this port, the goletta Enipettnado, D. J. DE B A yAs, CUliinalider, trout the RiVarlllail in 34 days ; she brings the correspcinth.-net, 25(),000 dollars for the King, and 50,118 for private On . the 6th, the kis, in fitly days, (roma Vera with four ftepreseutatives for the Cartes, and 135,000 dollars; and on the twine day the frigalc . Aeptuile, tinru'Vera Cruz,•Canlpechy, and Carmen, with 500 quintals of copper fur the Kitig, and wirer effeds, On the 7th the 'Dispatch arrived flotn Vera Cruz, with goods and 34,000 dollars. VALENCLA De ALANi:ATAILA, J.%N. .—On the 24th nit. the 4th regiment os cavalry arrived here, and is going to march for Virile. According to the declaration of a spy, of whom I spoke in my former, letters, MAssENA is in Torres near Ttio mat ; he is deserted by the C vil Fun:.tionaries, whom he himself re-eletted, in consecpence of his, tyrannical condua. It appears that a reinforcement for the enemy hal' arrived at Celerico, and that another division, which took the. dire6ion of CJBCCI Blanco, has arrived at C:irelegos. Letters from a port on, the French coast to the a tat ult. reached town on Saturday. They state that on the preceding day a special Courier had ar• rived from Paris, with intelligence, that all vessels, even tho,e pruv ded with Fret.ch licensee, were or-. tiered to be bid under embargo. Au turp.hil rJer thi, elferl had been isiued, and was hourly peaed at the port in question. The comniunicition (rum Paris, at the same lime, irlituated that this restriction was not expetted to la 4 long. • . .There is 5o much intleesion and tioluation in the French Gucrrnmt•ni ~n the subject of cuat►ner- ciat licenses, th it the mercheints of that country are fearful of entering into any si ectii3iion• on , he !Ai rrangements which elomse ten days. • A new regulltam too i k place a few days ago, which restricts the the of licenses (n styli ves-eis otily whoic cargoes shall consist one-hali ot French. silk manutadtores, one—iixth in wine, or brandies; and the remainder of such article 4 as were allowed , to be exported by the preceding regulations. The ist and 2tl batialtotts of the King's German Legion embatked at Portsmouth on board trahiports on Tuesday and hursday, except about voce men, who Marched into Fort Cumbefland on Saturday morning. The Daphne, C.tpt. PtroN, and Prnme. the Is, Cipt.RowNsorr, will take them under coo , voy to the Tagus. Detachments of the 7th (150 men), and 7i st regiments (2no men), arrived t Hilsea Barracks on Wednesday, tOembark. A,l tachment of the gist regiment embarked on 'rimy- day, tot Cadiz. At the close cif the Poll for the Gloucester Elec. tint), on the sixth day, the numbers wee, Sir li. W. Guis; . . 2 : gh. lion. Mr. Dorton . . 17is lotal Majority tor Sir W. Cuibe 571 • Tea THEATltit.—The splendour with e hich the fine dramatic Poem of Cato has been revived at Co vent-01(1cm, and the strikieg ritetit of KR&Mix' , perlormunee, deserve renewed notice and COW. , mendation. He was in full vigour on Saturday, atul obtained throughout the warm and repeated appro. bleon of a crowded audience. WS. HArer.ttroe took the part of Mat ia, orr account of the indi,po sifion of Mrs. H,JOHN3ToN 40 thOtigit she per formed the character with good sense and feeling, we were yirry to see her experience repeated marks • of ill treatment from a hostile party, woich at Clio-, even oveleante the liberal defpositton of the audt. ence in general, to repel their want of hum ink/ to unoffending female... THE APTS.—We lately announced the arrange• melds made by I he Directors of the British I ns , • t utnet for tbb present and ensuing year. Thosearrangetneets: 'are oh , 'twisty founded in discretiOn„ as I.vCll as a pro-. per zeal for the encouragement of the Arts. The Patrons, we find, reserve to themselves the power of . withholding these preiiums, if the merits of time several productions shoald not be deemed worthy of such rentutterAtons; nut they are too liberal to exa mine the efforts of juvenile talents upon rigid erne i-, pies of judgment, ur nice considerations of a peca. niary nature, and every Student of pronn•ing Wields will be sure of protection and eecuertgetn , nt; A i a proof, indeed, 01 the liberal views of terse Nicou t ,, they have signified, if a picture shotrid be pa , erett by commission, that circumstance "will out exclude' it from competition for toe premium I- and any of tits pictures painted :or that object, it otherwise t.t.oi thy, may he exhibited (or sale le the gallery. 'the i n . fluence of ibis.. Instkiiion in the iMptovemull of British Arts becomes every eay mote and more evi dent, and the who,e conduct of a is hi;lily honour able to the Noble Directors. A few riiihts ago, the church belooging . to the united parishes of St. Augustin atld St. troth, under . St. Paul`., was broke into awl robbed or s•leral va luable P.,bley; and, Ppiy.r.tv,,ky. Th e p l a 111 a Vvri , ec:rrt place, temaipc I site, inipt)vd, not bt:ttig able to if. PRItUTE CORRESPONDE.VCt. VERA:CRUZ, NOVEMBER 5. TUE INSURGENTS COMPLETELY SUBDUED. Here, where you consider us in the ccntre of peace, we have the:war almost in our neighbour-' hood ; but I hope it will be soon over. Upwards of 17,000 troops are gone to Queretatio, San Mi guel, zs:c. - to attack the im.orgenis ;, but a parcel of eluding the vigilance . of our army, came down as far as Tolueo, about twelve leagues from Mexico, where there were no means nt defence ; howeeer, a single reg'ment, tll two field-pieces, attacked the whole of the ,banditti, killed abot t 4000 01 them, cilia v Indians, and made the rest fly tt it h pretipitation. The only thing to be feared. is, that before the troops who are up th e coun t r y can overtake the robbers, they may enter, and obtain a tempotary possession of Mexico, in order to plun der, and then run away, as they have done in all other places they have been in. However, all the inhabitants . of Mexico are under arms, and it will not be an easy matter to surprise_ them. All the m trities and artillerymen belonging to the Mino and Antoeha frigates are going to iinvch up to Mexice, and I have no doubt will di..11).-ir here, ist,,Vera Cruz, we have Sot in-d a regiment of volatiteers Upon the same footing as that t.t . Cadiz ; and I have been eleeted by the individuals of the 7th comp my; to which I belong, to be Second charge I would hate dis 'perised with, but now / 1 retina throw it otf. Nov. '3 —The post:from Mexico has arrived whit accounts from the capital of the ad instant. The news is fsvourable, inasmuch as the insurgents, alter the battle of the 99th ult. in Monte de las Oozes (seven leagues from Mexico), in conse quence of the loss they sustained, and iiews they had of t tre'lormidable stale of defence Mexico is in, deierminel to retreat towards Toluca, where there is every lesson to hope the army that before beat them at San Miguel will mitt cept,them, ;;ltd iii such a case, it is all over with them, as t hope in God will be the case;hi the- mean time,' we do nit negleet taiiing every measure to be secure in this city apinht any a tack twit mty , be attempted against us. The regtll4 iroops„ind . seth- horse mi km, are going to be encamped outside of the walls, and the tare of the forts Dn.! interior poike will be 3. committed to the volunteer corps, part of the coast militia and artillery. Nov. 13.—Thank God I have now eipital news to impart to. you. The insurgent, * :filer the battle of Monte, do 4 . .lC,ruzes, not baying eared to attack Mexico, were retreating toward, interior, when they Were . met by 7000 ol'our troops, ender the command of 13rig,44 , e1-Gett,er•tl whit tacked them, and to leas thai an,hoot cooipletely routed anti di.persed their whole ar..l, c hick con sisted of 25,000 Melt. The whole ut the rebel ar tillery, consktitig of 14 tiekt•pieet , i, ‘t ith ail the ittn inuttitton, J.uu boxes of powdei, ;41 their montily, &c. telt Into the !midi ut uur ‘letorolo's troops, — We now consider the rebellion eis com o tetely tiub dued. On Nift,lntliy !vie un !ertook, for vi:as,r of Act) g'ollleal, to walk from the Staildir , t, Colafail, to toe vn Windsor, in six hours and a half. 41,1 Itu could not pas, over thti Ferry at D. chef, according ea thes strict Jrttrt of the wa;Cr, he was obliged to take the lotivr mate: ho per.' tortned his 3 , ) , rhey,,howe'vr, wi it ease, 13 iitinines within enchained time. HQ Was accompaa . ..:d uy•a' epet.iderabk who cheered aim 'loudly on his succe•sftil arrival. &mudAy iiierni,,g, be!wecn the hours of . 4 6, .ot Messrs. Won.i anti Wartoti, in Whitechapel, was ent. led by some villains, who cut the pannels from the shutters. There is reason to suspect th it thetlepretLitors were some persons well a‘qualilicd t it h the premises, as they totced open the centre desk of three, although ,sctired in a manner much stronger titan the whet's, it being' that in which a initsitierable slim in c.tsh ryas gene rally deposited ; fortonaiely, however, Mr.. %Stratton hail, on the preceding evening, taken a consideiable ain't in cash anti notes, wluch was in the office, to tic haokeri, mid the viii tins cure in enosequence thsaproititeti ut the.r, booty, there being only tut. anti. a few halfpence Lett in the desk. One of the Ladrone piratical Chiefs, who has un der his command 400 armed noAti, has recently offered to SUbinii to the Chmese Government, tipott c-ndnion of his recciving an •amnesty ^ter 1.4n.e4. antt foliowvrs. A few 0%.111hIgi; since, as Mrs. Sheridan was w ing to town in her carriage front Barites, !r7 tier house in :ltieet3,istrect, May-fair, .t mlittenn, cunt iniiog lace, silk, arid valuable articles, to 3 con s4desank aiipautit, was cut liutn hdlilid tli C.ll - tiag.C, wl:h which the robbers made their escape. • EXTLIMMIJINAItY FEAT6.—A STIIOI3 COACIINIA,I the other day u.it lig for il:W.iger, with a Cual aluv CAlirLit, beat hint ny a Pig and an Apple Pye; and ttl oNcdiamots ehitrait, at No. 8, Charitig-cross, liavii% betted he wilt 4tll ino , t Prizes in Lot ,ery, which will be drawn on t 15111 of this month, there is little doubt that I . e %till win by the Two TWKNTY TIIO4ISANDS. SMITIII:II.,LD MAME r, Fits. 4. This day's Matket was.amply supplied with prime 13..!asts and the show ut Citttle in other respetts was %•cry good ; Veal sale at last price Beet, Mutton, Mitt Pork, are cheapor ; aud the trade in genera was pivtly sales . in the Hay Market wt re sentewhat Crinsiderable ; Hay, Straw, and et ~er, cirwillied 121st priees.--Ne, annex a correct si,iit.nieut. 111 the prices end number' t Beet 45. 6.1. to pi. 441. Mi.14,t01) 45.64. 10 SS,. iod, Veal Ss 6d to Bs, ad. fork. Ss. od. to 75.'041. Lamb os. od. to • os 31c0. ShCCP 12,500 Calves 1110. Pigs 263. Amur it 1 , 11 , ,r,t) fIAY.MARK3T. liay 51. 01, alt. to 9 1. Os, .4. straw zi. 133. 04.1. 10 31. 'as. ott. Clover 61. c),, c.ti to 9 1. 95, ud. Con NI .1.:0; Co Aiwa, Full. .4. The. arrivals of Whpat t.•-J' ate Ott+ iacon.iderable, anti sales et ail Atitt.iilCe 4)1 li4Otit N. per quarter ; Barley with Malt bn4l: sale, told fulty support last prices; Pease and 13t ails 4.1 EMI tWO ioutis nearly 01) the terms last 414 „, w ,t ; thew (ire lat&t*uppl:es 91 o.its, on of lait „e•-a, V,vets (lipwaraS tai 43,00(1 quAner9) whictt ca -ye , itAde Ftour at late