The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-10 00:00:00

THIRD LETTER, SAME DATE.

"The Vixen gun,:hrig is jest arrived trom
tenbtirgh with dispatches, which have been sent
off express. She brings the gratifying intern:-
gence, that the Allied Armies, under the Cnowly
PRINCE, have DEFEATEn Tun FRENCH near Wit-
teuhurg, atter a very obstinate and hardrfooght
Battle of three days, terminating on the 25th
with the Retreat of the French. It is also re.-
ported, that General MoItEAU hits been 'appointed
Adjutant-General of the Allied Forces ;. and this
thtelligence is confirmatory of the neors brought
by the packet from Heligoland a few days ago.'s

An °nicer and a Messenger from the Continent
arrived at Downing•str~et about six o'clock this
morning. The ve,,el in which they embarked at
Gottenburgh landed them in Scotland, whence
they travelled to York, and arrived in town by
the York Mail.

The latest information from Hambnrgh, is by H
a Gentleman, who, with his whole fat/lily left that
unfortunate cityou the 31st of lust month. He
confirms the account of the preparations made by
the French functionaries, under the supposition
of the necessity,of taking their departure, and he
further mentions that the detestable Lloo.wignour
had Ordered combustibles to be collected to reduce
the city to ashes, in the event of any endeavour
_by his enerniq within or without to get posses.:
sign of it,. ARprivate letter mentions that a body
of Panisb troops wbieb was marching to reinforce
the French, had been ordered to bait, and some
obscure intimation .is Oven of a disposition to
desert, manifested by those who are incorporated
with the army of DAYOUsT."--(Morning Citroniele)
;Nesterday at twelve o'clock, the QUEEN; Prin-
cesses AuquA and MARY, attended by Lady
11.,cuEsma,.arriyed at the Queen' Malec, front
Wiadior. ,Soon after the Dukes of YORV:. and. Sus
sr' visited her MAJesTv. M three o'clock
Prince of Ort,ttio a presented his son to the Qut:.g.iv,
who broiight over the dispatches from Lord Mu.-
Lt NOTON ; he is expected tv return in a few (I,)ys.,
H ,er 01141 the PRINCES dined at fpur.
o'clock, and at six't,etilock set off for Windsor.,
We had ye;terday ad rice of another Malta Packet,
hot the letters will have to IIItC1•0
"nd have therefore not yet been _delivered. By
what we can collect from Falmouth, the Plawie
not w ichitanding the
tltern►txtnerer }cad risen to sa.
The Duke of ItlottraoNn t,l now on a visit to
the Alarquis of nivrni et' Long4at, near War—
igiustc.v. WiltAire, ea his way to Loudon.

1'; ij.kF. '6 Ati

Is- 111A4rrnEws •from-the' BAT] t Alitttl=thei
lastnight at this Tbeitte,in drancter of ,vi ii
the OpVratiC
titled 7'he MAl"ntliwg ',*(iiirik; itt
teresting, and liandsonit. Her fig:ire S tight and
well.-forinet She has, tine eytt, artd-liev fee(*) i 4
tif.maried-expreAsion. -Litt deportirtentliztiti
natural and simple. Her voice is cl.ear and
toned she siog.s in tune, .and does not give nitwit
into the flourishing style of tile day. The eharaetee
Which she had to sustain wos nriiinportant; but vea9
tendered of as touch interest by her perfornrunec•As
its nature pertnitS. She was very well rereived.hy
the attcllehee, and in Otte of her; songs eitcoh.ri.
She intrOduted tt Polacco which did not suit het
voice exactly, ,und which had nothing stfiking iii
itself. Miss .111-47.41ittv.1 allpeared a! the
heroine in the afterpiece of Rosins; and couhrtn»
ed her inotlcst pretensioiri to public favour. Miss
Itht NeLt. performed tile part of William WeAct
not Upprove- totroduction of females iii
charficters helongiuglcethe other Rex, and though
her singing was,pleasing, her figure' Wai, liaudi tau
juvenile and petiet,.

sl',llT:ii •VF I itif,LAN.l),

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THnouGn THE EXERTIONS 01? THE CATHOLICK

AGITATORS:

.the seditious Papers; while thq. highly apia'
prove the- principle frotn which origivateg dui
Notices notto deal with, nr hold. intereollrNC 'With
Prole taints; as exhibited on the Mass4ouse doors;
yet unblushingly, falsely, and . most maliciously
assert, that these Notices. were the work of
Orange Men. What will they say to the follOtir-,
lug paragraph,. the truth of K hick we prove
by the MoStjespectable evidence :
Sunday fortnight, Notices 'similar to those

posted on the different Chapels in the eonntyl
Alayo, prohibiting Papists from dealing with Pro.;
testants, were affixed to the, doors Of severat of the
Popish Chapels in the county of ROsscommon;
and amongst the rest, on the Chapel of EaSter-
snow, between Boyle and Elphin. Immediatel!fr
after the issuing of the notices;-a man of the nature
of Brennan, tv tenant of the Rev. .I\lr. Mahon, of
Cavetown, who had a few clays before purchased
a pair of shoes from a Protestant shohmaker, lea-s -
ordered to return 'them forthwith, under pain' or
is ini; carded.—Brennan did not think proper.tel
comply with the order.—On the• Friday night fol-
lowing, he was way-laid, and Overtaken in. the
avenue of the Rev. Mr. Mahon, by 'a nainher of
men, who carded him in so dreadful a mantic t
that his life Is despaired'of.":--09utlin Journal;
Sept. 7.)
Ou.Saturday last M. Farrel, Chief Peace OffiJ
cer to the Head Police Office, nicleil by a party of
constables., entered the houSk: of ‘Valter Harley,
of Arbour,hill,,by foree, and apprehended linetey,
Barth 'reeling, John Lee, and to Mrs llaggarty ;
nu searching the house; there was found a large
quantity of Bank of Ireland token:. fur Gs. and for
10d. all of base metal, several 2s. Gd. and Sp,anisli
diAlars, fall forgeries. Dies were found ,to re 4
seruble thoSe of the Stamp Office, and presses and
other implements connected with this factory of
imposition. Harley is a noted offender, and foi.
merly resided in Sandymonnt ; he ways often iionght
after, Lnd at length taken, and was convicted and
remained under sentence of transportation, but
unfortunately was afterwards discharged..

Mr. Farrel afterwards extended his exertiotiq
to Wood-street, and apprehended an Englilhtnau,
named Fairglove, and found in hi, possession one
stamp die, for Is. etL Stamp die. on' Char'.
leville and Tullainore Banks ;..this Pairglove
longed. 'to the firm wif I:frtley t the public :are?
much indebted Co the Police for their' diseovery
and activity ha this oscasion, •

TIIE ALUtiCii;TS.