The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-25 00:00:00

Count Mir' ima is arrive in. Siteilen as the
Austrian Ambassaior. Daring a whole year no
Dtlinister from Austria has resided tit that Court,
air' this neiv appointment if noticed a a strik,
ing eireunistaw.:e, the :French Ambassador hav-
ing withdrawn front Stockholm. NET.7I3EiG is
the avowed enemy of BUONAI;ARTE, An addition-
al report. respecting Austria is, that she has signi-
fied her determination to remain neutral during-
the sequel of the war, continuing, however, armed
to protect her own territory from intro ion.

Tlia Russians, are said to have entered Warsaw.

Dispatches from lord CATIIdART were received
this day by Government, but we do not under.
stand that any Bulletin will J issued, a their
contents will be cotniuu► icated in an Extraordi-
nary Gazette this evening.

The Cabinet Ministers and the other distin-
guished characters, resumed their sittings yester-
day mornin; at ten o'Cloel., at the Secretary of
State's Office for the Home Department, bite
hall, having been sunnnonabyorder of Viseount
SIDNIOUTIt on Tu.-sday night.• There was near-
ly the same attendance as 'on Tuesday morning ;
they did not remain in such clue deliberation as
on '..11(.--.day, several of theth' frequently, going in
and out of the office ; they did not leave the
office till near two o'clock. After they had broke
up, summonses were issued by order of Viscount
SIDMOUTII‘ for their meeting again at nine o'clock
last night.
By a ship from -Malta we baYe letters to the
27th ult: Constantinople was free from the plague,
but not before 275,000 persous had fallen vietifus
to it. Some French Agents had arrived. at Malta
from Naples to purchase colonial produce. in.
order to forward it direct from thence 'to dig
ports in the Adriatic. ,

Mr. CATLEY, Mr. krcutsort, Mr. BENSLEY;
and some of the other l‘Tembers of the Committee,
attended on Tuesday afternoon at the House of
Commons 'with tke General London and West-.
minster Petition against the Catholic Claims,
which was presented by Sir WILLIAM CURTI'S.
Bart. : it was signed by sixty thousand eight kin-
dred and forty.one persons, and was upwards of
six hundred yards long. Sir WM. tuaTts pre-
sented at the same time similar Petitions front
many of the parshes within the metropolis, whose
inhabitants had not signed the General Petition.
The .concert for the' benefit of Dr. CaLunTT,
which took place on Monday night in the Great
Room at the Opera House, was attended by so
runnernas an audience as to testify the high re-
spect iu which his talents and character are held,
and it is with much pleasure we add that he is so
fully restored 'as to be entirely sensible of the
compliment which was paid to him owthis occa
sion. The concert was exquisitely performed,
and was'rendgred more pleasing by the considera-
tion of the object 4t view, and that the efforts of
all the great talents which supported it were the
gratuitous tribute of friendship,
WOO! FXT.'•7:rMr. COATES, whose persevering
abstirditiet, can only be excused by the motive as-
signed by him for appearing upon the Stage, viz.
a desire to assist distress, came forward last night
at this Theatre, far the benefit of Mrs. Ctmarty,,
widow of eItERRY, the Actor. When we COM-
pare the efforts of last night with that recently
made in the same cause by'Mrs. SIDDONS, if it he
not an insult to the latter to mention them toge-
ther, we must be struck at once with the triumph
and degradation of -the human character.--The
manner in which this unfortunate Gentleman—
unfortunate in feeling an ungovernable propensity
to expose himself to public riilieule—performed
the part of idithario on this occasion, basso often
been described, that nothing more need be s.1(1 on'
the subject.---There 'was the usual groaning
laughter, hisses, &c. &C. but the scene was heigh-
tened by the person ,who performed Iforniia, .m 1
who, introduced the 'following lines in his cha-
racter .

a Why drive you thtts in state about the tows,
a With curriele and vair, the erect K cock r'
A circumstance that raised the kidicole to its cull
height .by its eifect upon the •autlience, and its
operation upon Mr. COATES in exciting his sur-
prize and 4.c:elan-tent. Both parties Caine
ward, and with much difficulty addressed the au-
dience. 'Mr. COATES pleaded charity, as his nlO-
- for comingg, forward, and prOtested against
the unexpected ridicule of a brother Performer.
Horatio urgea the same motive, and disaVowed
all intenCion to .offend CoaTi.s. At .Length the
matter was settled between them, and the audi-
ence enjoyed the renewal of the absurd entertain-
ment.

Triesday, at a General Meeting of the Ce49r.
mittee of Ship-owners for. the Port of Landon,,
was . resolved to ,petition the Legislature againsl
the itchnission of ..tiatic7bui4 Ships,to British Re-
gistry. It is NOT their intention to intNiere in
the question between the Port of Loudon and the
Out-ports, but to confine their application,to Par-
liament to this branch of the sitbject, which they
Consider by far the most important, as it involves
COrlSider4iOnS OENATIONAL Poracy„,.which, if not
duly attended to, may tend to ,weaken the Mari-
time Power of the Empire.
Su&lea Death.—On Monday morning a young
yeoman, named Elizabeth Child, about 22 years
of age, called a coach from the stand, in )3looms-
bury-square, And ordered the coachman to drive
to Sloane-street, Chelsea. On. arriving at, Hyde-
park Corner, the coachman stopped the horses
and the turnpike-gate-keeper, going to the coach
to demand the toll from the inside passenger,
discovered the young woman lying on the seat,
weltering in her bled. She was inunediatelycon-
veyed. to St, Georges Uospital, quite dead. Oa
a Surgeon's examining the body it was found to
proceed front the but iting of a blood vessel.
Colo: es Jury has sat owthe body, and a verdict
of 4teidertiot Death resumed.
Lord Km:Alan's house, in Grotvenor-street,
was sold:yesterday for 10,00 W. , It is a leasehold,
the term about 47 yearit, and theground-rent 221. i
Su that, with insurance., it,..eannot be valued thus,
at less than about 7oot. u year nuturnioed,--The
real purchaser is not known.