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

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LONDON,
, " OCTOZIER. 9, 1813.

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t' 4 ..4 uuvr itireeable to our pi 0 i ,
)It"."' "4'l' ex-tiacts front the Berlin
thtql.,ll Paper which
ceat : Y t"lpplied our columns with so much re;b-
is I'hl'ive, and valuable intelligence. Thoui,
t14t14 ti)g"her of So great national importance as
elle ,:e4tling, they yet possess very considerable
tiaiii— to attention, even on account of the poli-
ii(taL inff)tlnation they convey, and are, at all events,
the eyr4titli: reatlini,, from the number of new facts
'tli- nllfll°llicate, and extremely entertaining from
\v(*ed-tietY and curious nature of their contents...-
4,1- '‘vt'll en this subject with ait honest (and we
Aud *lati".t an tinlreeoining) piiile s' for amid able
44iin 1 'ti°llB competition forit has sel-
priority,
4t u le:l4ened that any noirspaper has been able.
n—
t° outstrip 11 riv lry, as VILE Si did
YSford„‘ " •
n excited
liy ti 'Y' la removing everyapprebensio .
nit 't riunotirs from Canada, and also submitting
(4,11111.('It gratifying news from every part of the
hitt t.itt/tit• This we do not mention as a boast ;
fr4i/11 'l'll expression (from which we cannot re-
ti,4:" 'sf cur pleasure in havjug it in our power
liet,t(' l'r°ve that we are not ungrateful for pub-
en
we -'''''''. Our labonrs are amply rewarded wh
,210. '.l° make that return to our friends which ":1..
4.14 ,
itik giving them the earliest as well as the best 1
rn. '
Atliti,l , , ,
tliN,, 'g rite.
carti6lo matter in ‘our second page,
ti.,e.
,;e tt4mitl articles 'worthy of particular no
NI ellt:l`e..A)roelaniation issued by ,en.,IIILLF.R'
I)ipatii:t.ittg into the war on" the side of Italy,
itilt^i: th`a same manly, firm, and animating tone
ht f„rt;l4 tii`..titiguilli,,d almost every document
tipl,tll bY the Allies. They seem to write ri,3
4*'
ill liell!Y ligbt, and to be as, great in the .closet
1„,.. hell.
4,1 e let, . .
~, ell, f .
'l4Pti Min Dantitc, to which we yestert
'lel'
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' e given- at length, and are most s

tisfaciory in substance, ai they not only demon-
,
strate the activity and energy.of the besiegers,
hut, from, displaying the harassed and distressed
state to %.Vhich this important plaee has been re-
Chiced, lead us to entertain a sanguine hope of
its :Speedy surrender. This event will, we trust,
be haitened by the knowledge ;that the garrison
can look for no relief from the Tyrant; whose si-
tuation at Dresden is nearly us desperate as iheir
own.

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determibation of the Hungarians, to Which
we also alluded, will be found more particaarized
Mider die date hum Presburgh. No occurrence
could More distitictly prove the utter falSehood of
the French Tress, or more happily confirm. our
,
expectations that. UNII'2I3 EUROPE will crush the'
Usurper, than this auspicious circumstance which.
can scarcely be sufileiently valued but by those who
are aware how much Gallic nit and intrigue has
been wasted upon the Nobles And people of that
tine and powerful country. ~ •

The narrative of .the consecration of the Aus-
, triad 'standards is a cheering history, and must be
perused With great delight. The exhibition at
the Theatre of Breslau. (for they can have playS
acted there tho Ugh not at Dtestlen) is another des-
cription of the same kind. These pleasing/anec-
dotes are still more valuable front their demon-
strating the gallant bearing and unconquerable
spirit of the people among whom they occur. .
We do not desire to eiil Ate on the Many excel-
lent points illustratCd in these Papers, froM which
we have selected almost all that is either impor-
tant or entertaining, and to our extracts beg to
refer, without further continent than merely to say,
that the picture they present of the entire state of
the Continent is such as must warm and cheer the
heart of every true 'Briton.- We lament, how-
ever, that -we .cannot find Fount for a long, de-
tailed, and admirable view of the campaign given
in the Berlin Gazette. The conclusion we can-

norresiht

"At appears from various cirennAstances, and
especially from. the express acknowledgment of
General VANDAMME, that the Emperor Nato •
I,CON was present in the actions of the 29th and
30th August, and that he escaped the danger of
being taken in the disguise of a servant on horse-
back.

" After the victory of the 30th at Ctilrn, divine
service was performed on Ist September in the
Prussian army, .in the open air. The KING, the
CROWN PRINCE, on their knees, at, the bead or tire
army, in the same attitude, returned thanks to
the Lord of Hosts for deliverance and victory.—
The Emperor of: RUSSIA) with his own hand, de-
livered to Prince Sonworzl4NßEo6 the Order,of
St. Andrew, and the Star which lie himself wore
at his breast, and invested.several Austrian Gene-
rals, us did the Emperor .of Ataint4 Count %VITT.'
61",:•ISTEIN, with the respective Russian and Ans-
i] idn Orders. At the 'saute time, the Emperor
l'aAtiors resolved to erect a IVlonumentat Arbi-
,all, on the spot where, on the 29th of August,
•i;000 Russians Successfully withstood 42,000
French."

We also this day resume our extracts from the
American Papers, whence we yesterday copied
those satisfactory paragraphs to disprove the talc
.of the defeat of our gallant little navy on Lake
Ontario, a subject on which public anxiety was
naturally very keenly excited. We need not seek
occasions te• hold up the Government of the RE-
GENT'S advisers to the admiration of their coun-
try. Every post and every arrival, shows us how
silently and unostentatiously, yet how effectually
and gloriously they have provided for the mainte-
nance—the exaltation of the British; character in
every quarter of the globe. Engaged in a contest of
unparalleled difficulty and magnitude in Europe,
how nobly have they, also prepared defeat and
confusion for our uunatoral enemies on the other
side of the Atlantic ! Among the triumphs with
which this Administration has been crowned, that
in America, though not on the largest scale, does
not the least entitle them to the gratitude of the
Tlke Silly Party sicken at their praise,
and accuse us of venal flattery, as if the Dri-
vellers could not see that flattery, is of no value to
men who can point to Russia, Prussia, Austria,
Sweden, spain, Portugal, Sicily , india,America,and
(heat Britain, and say, " Look at these countries--
view our prosperity 'and glory--all this we have ac-
complished by pursuing a course of policy congenial
to the interests of England and the happiness of man-
kind."

Nvc pp old not in justice withhold this tribute at
a period when every publication we send to the
world (like the present Number of Tug Sun) is
filled with more StUling testimonies to the proud
superiority ejljoy through their means, than all
the praises of the Most obi:: eulogist could in a
centurybesto kV.
Our lllCelfit.,,tence from Iloston is to the 7tb Sept.
from-British America to a few days later date,
The 41/0/ptnneue Regu !us are arrived at St,

Helen's, frera ana.vvili, no doubt, bring'
other, particulars of ti battle said to be fought
on the Lakes. It blewy. so bard ye,sterday, that
no *communication cont! be had with them:

Further selections from the Fren6Papers con-
vey no further itiformation. As cash runs sdnrce
with the Exit,Elton; he is retrying acquitted
Dutchmen for the purpose of spoliatiOn—fme laws
for the admirevg of the French Government In
tile Tyrol all it tranquil—as before ! Oh the left of
the Elbe the power of BUONAPARTR is predominant,
and gladly tick nowledged—escept by a few paroles
of eigl►t of ten cavaliers ! ! I----People are frightened
they know not why; ctunmunications interrupted
they know not. wherefore and the mighty Cap-
tAiu• surrounded, after being victorious ju every
aireetiou !! ! !L—Do such stories require animad,
version to 'point out their grossucss ?

A letter from the CaoswN PatNen to BLIONA-
PARTE), and ttio Anstrian Bulletins, which are
worthy of notice though of old dates, we have
copied from a Morning Paper, into
,another part
of our impression.

By a 31ail from the Leeward Islands, there
appears reason to believe that the Party of the
Royalists in the Spanish province of South Arne-
Elea bas been detente(' with considerable losF in
the province of Venezuela, and that Gcn.MoNTE-
vEnDE, with the remains of his army, were shut
up in Puerto Cavell°.

PRISONER OF W UZ,-.A. correspondence took
place in August fait between fiir..TriomAs Itsupy,
Comarander of our squadron .off. Gardner's Island,
and theThlieer of the 'United States of .4therica,
relative to a 'man named JosnpAi'vgmy,.dernand•
ed by the latter as a native of America, and non-
combatant, attached to no vessel in the service of
the United States. Sir Tflomas Unariv gave
proof -that the 'man had conducted boats-in the
American service, had been engaged in an attempt
to seize 'the Captain and some Officers of the
British frigate Orpheus, And was concerned in the
management of a Torpedo intended to destroy the
Ramillies. Sir THOMAS HARDY therefore refused

o restore PENNY, and sent a letter, warning. tl4e

inhabitants of Long Island not to suffer" a, Tor-
pedo, placed•in their neighbourhood, to remain
there,- threatening otherwise to. destroy every
house'netiethe shore.