The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-25 00:00:00

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Letters received from the best sonrces in India,
by the ships laq arrived, furnish the following
ittry _ L.

BAKRACKPORE, FEB. I, 1813.—Sir G. NUGENT
is on .0 tour inspecting the different stations ,and
outposts. lielvent front I)eliti to liewaree, from
thence to Ilausi and I.(urnatil ; crossed the liver
Jumna to Saharumpour, and returns toCawnpottr
to illarandahad, Hardily, and other places in Ito.
belcund. • The tour will be finished by the end of
April ; and after the rains, he wit! visit .Bandel-'
cum!, and our western frail tier to wlt liernr. •
It is reported, tiLit a lari.;e body of I'ildarict..,
Whith I irroptions into the co,topi4o,.y.
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hoot, attiti sat' dowti at 13itygtt, tm the
river, Five compLinit s of he SiltNao„., iofoory,
under Capt. LAT N krid fire 'cow iyin 'le, of the
Fith regiment N.uive Infantry, willt guns, had
in,trelted,-aw.tinst them. The Neriiiliarfs are, tiaitf.
to be armed with English rituh4kets„ and to have
some pieces of cannon with thvin.

Two 11eltigoland Mails arrivell this morning,
from whidb we have extracted those articles most
deserving of notice, though not of antes $0 re-
cent as to be important on that account. The
Altona *tory of the 9th, contains In-significant
details of tite fm ther prosecution of the works forthe
defillee of liumburgh, but that publication of the
t mid g they itiof much greater interest, as itfu rashes
(nude r the beati of Frontiers of Bohemia, 28th,
duly") it statement of the movements of Austria,
which cannot hot be considered of vital consequence
tit eritic,il era, It is exiactit that this Govern-
ment has become thmonghly Lovare of the ell see
necertity of putting her military estabusb.

tnertt upon the highest footinz. t
r,lie is; by :ler exertion,: , ugaln p ;at On a level with
the powers of 4'i.:rop6. /ler aititude to tiio
CifortS of too extensile it suiture, to
. .
;unlit of ti:e :.:oppiiiition that the fortner‘vas
,
Wale»; or the hitter re,saked to for mi.Othei• part
pose than to eniible.lierio Mediate a peail.e."
treasury so discirdercd And drained sbil ‘F "Id "r(PY
incur, so vast an expense for" no other cause but
to pres4le at a Congress. It' is More reasonable
to believe that 4 she has strained
.11q Quances., aug-
mented her forces, fortified- her Cities, embodied
her population in arms—because she` foresaw-that
war was inevitable, and that she must take a part
i•tl it.—ln truth, there can be no pacific neutrals
on the Continent in these days ; and 'to imagine,
that any State, (especially a great State), can
remain unagitated while such a storm, rages
round it, is as absurd as to fancy that a vessel
can be calmly anchored on the halcyon wave, in
.the midst of a tempestuous ocean, which is co-
vering its surface around her with the Wreck of
navies. That the Statesmen of Austria look for
110 such miracle is now pretty apparent. They there-
fore prepare to meet that tail; of war, the approach
of which has become so notorious and obvious.
," The Congress for 'Peace, (rays the Bohemian Frontier
Corre.tpontlent) appointed at Magna appedrs hitherto to have
bee,* doomed to suffer all hinds of dijlioulties." • •

•And then • we are informed, that after
the falsehoods which have filled , the- Ft:intlt
Papers on the subject of arrivals ,of. Diploma-
tists at Prague,' conterences, negOciations, &c.
&c. not a leading Ambassador had. 'arrived Op to
that date), except Counts METiERNICH front
Vienna, and Da NAUDONNE from IitioNAPAHTE.
CAULiNCOURT was expected, and neither Russian.
nor Prussian Plenipotentiary bad appeared. 'We
mention this not as arguing thence that no-
Ministers from these Courts may meet at pragne,
—such a compliment is due, to Austria;
but, to shew what pains have been taken,
through the French -press, to ' keep the
people of that cdontry quiet by ever holding out
to their deluded minds the expectation of 'an- jut-,
mediate peace, in consequence of the victorious
advance of their Tyrant. When the truth breaks
upon theM, and they find that he has been as un-
able, lo 'conquer • peace in Germany,, as to
subdue Spain—what may we notexPect from the
disappointed hopes of,a subjected but not entirely
debased and sunken people? • • •
The unwillingness of the brave Htuigarians to
arm till they were assured that it good
cause, we hail as a happy omen. .Their inveterate
and irremovable hatred to the. Vrench Despot, is too'
well known not to index the nature of the assnr- •
once they received, namely; that' their gallant
bands would, if employed "at all, be. employed
against him.

The, Gazette of last night contains extracts
from Lord WELLINGTON'S last dispatches, the
full partieUlars of uhich, with added information
from other sources, we have already laid before
the public.
The Gazette also 'contains the Official Accounts
of the capture of .the ilrgus---ql fair 'and gallant
exploit. it seems to have been very unwiae•
the Ametican to have burnt his prizes, for by
their light our hrave tars were guidcit,to the scene
of victory.

We have heard that Captain ItlArt.F.s has' been
madtt- Post, as a reward for his conduct in this

tietiou.

It is our intention to-morrow to direct the
public notice particularly to the gross frauds and
Impositions inow so currently practised in the
forgery of Poi eign Nrws, and to commence an at-
tempt at the developement of the sources ofthese
dangerous and shamefulsproceedings, in which we
trust we 51141 be aided by 'those so, materially in-
terested—the intelligent Merchants and Traders
of the City of London.

A M...111k1; Paper says—L.." Captairrtmcr; of
the itoyal Navy, hat takers the,comm:ind of:the,
impress service at Cork."---We, ,Caa ''refit
thority, , that this paragraph is tialouncled—Capt.
LAKE Was dismissed the service.

It is said, that when General flat.liria invested
Pumpeluna, about the 25th of June, the garrison
was n possession of. forty-one days' provisions :
this, at full rations, would sustain it till the 4th
or sth instant : at half rations, of course, for a
much longer time ; and we do not apprehend
that there have been any ltnotries indulged since
the first appearance of the British forces in the
neighbourhood of
,that town.
Capt. Bw.ticKLEY, of the 23d, or Royal Welsh
Fniileers, arrived ut two o'clock yesterday, in
Downing-street, with the Sword of JosEvn Buo-
NAPARTEJ abandoned in his flight Irons the battle
of Vittoria.

- - -
The PRINCE REGENT, it if odd, returns to
Carlton House to-morrow, and on Mond at itext
his Royal Highness, accompanied by Cokttei
BLOOMFIELD, depart on a tour through Warwick-
shire 'and Worcestershire.
The Duke of YORK has RSSCRIbIed together a
large party at Oatlands, Among the company are"
Lord AtArAtit.ny, Mr, Ibiuktsteta., Lord JAMEg
MOIMAY, Sir ' CHAKLEs 13 ONIIIIIII, C 4. UPTON,
Sir Cul.tarao. Satan, am, am.