The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-15 00:00:00

INV ASIOI4 TiltAtt LAKV Cif Alkill.,kr'S

The whole ititio'ber of liritish troop(whieb op-
prarefl int oiir vi,uters couhl hot he inure thin
1-2 no, mid the only forcei which appearea ;n the
IteiAltbultrhcmttl)f Blatt prottitcleft omeit
terror awl tthirrtk, conNi,,t.t.tl tsvo 5100 p,,, the
Grawier wit! Etkqte, la.ely takeit by tho.
and ()tie gun-boat, The 1:411 aittdor of the Briti,h
frce, utter leaving Plattshiirg, went mirth into
Mississippi Bay, anti it party, We tillilevq;inil
landed at Swantown, and butaitul the cm:4111041u, t
that placc.---(trey)itont Mirror.)

CbIDENT MADIStri.

Mr. Madison k habitually cdufined to his cham-
ber. ickness has made havoc oitn constitu-
tion, end left him, it is confidently believed, hut
few mouths, perhaps only a few (
pl4ys, to live.
We tio not mean that the fever which hasreyed
u
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pou his vitals can produce u his mueniate tusse-
itarnil, but we have the best veasoo to' believe
that it has left him in such a state of dkahility,
anti hit exhausted, as to render his chaneu of even
tllle.w months at least preen tons.

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LONDON,

Pitt mil', OePOBFI? 15, 1513.

A Telegraphic Message reached the Admiralty
yesterday evening, announcing the arrival of the
Didator at Portsmouth, frorn Pasinge, which
place she left on die 10th inst. This Vessel did
not bring any official dispatches from Lord WEL-.
tat,:Crost, but twfore she sailed, accounts 'had
reached Passage, stating, that the Noble Lad
had driven the French front all their posi-
tions behind the llidassoa, and that he Was
advancing with a consilerable portion of the
Allied Army into Trounce. The Dlehtior is a large
troop ship, and has brought home three or four
hundred French prisoners and wounded Officers.
His Lordship will probithly send home his Dis-
patches in some of the' cruisers.

By Cadiz Papers to the. 21st, which arrived
last night, and by the Lisbon Mail which reached
Its this morning, we rejoice to be able to state,
that the Fever at Gibraltar and Cadiz has proved
not to be contagious. The Cadiz Papers are givea
in a preceding columns the 1-Mowing is the sub.
stance of the arrival from Lisbon by the Morn*.
rough packer, which left that port on the 4th

" I.asnow, OCT. 3.—We have received here the
agreeable and positive accounts that the reports, of
plague and yellow fever at Gibraltar and Cadiz
were incorrect; a few cases of fevers only had
occurred, which is usual in spring and autainn
in those countries. decided and generally cre-
dited was the report, that our' Government had
taken the most decided measures to prevent its in-
troduction here.

" All accounts from head-quarters state, that
Lord *WELLINGTON is immediately to enter
France."

We continue this. .414 y oar :E.ctra,o4,, from the
French Papers. From Aldan, of Lite 3d October,
it appears, that towards the
.end of September; the
Austrians, being joined by reinforcements 'from
Croatia, marched against PALONSBINI, and forced
hitn back to Adelsberg, and as they th.reaten-
ed to eat off the line of I)BAUILIRNOIS' COM-
munications by this excellent movement, that
Comtminder was compelled to abandon his
ail-
v.anced position on the Saave, and retreat upon
Zierknitz, in order, not only to protect the
force under l'Amniam, bat- to secure his own
intercourse 'with Italy. The only other mili-
tary' matter worthy of notice, is that of the.
constant transmission of force through Mentz and
Franckfort towards the Lower Elbe, These treops
are designed to keep down the rising spirit of the
Germans ; but that spirit is, we firmly believe,
not to be snbdited by the whole military power of
the Usurper. It must, and will operate, till, in
spite of his levies and conseriptions, he is over-
Whelmed in ruin.

Of these horrible conscriptions we yesterday
spoke our sentiments. It is indeed impassible to
find terms to express abhorrence sufficiently
strong of the monster. whose insatiable ambition
is-the sole cause of so much human misery ; and
language would equally fail us to express our
amazement should the French nation endure
this new curse more fatal than famine or
pestilence- It is not in nature to con-
tinue submissive to this dreadful extortion of
lives —the,4e reiterated sacrifices to Cie fury
of the modern Minotaur, whose appetite for
*laughter so largely exceeds that of his inhuman
poitotype. More brutal awl savage than the
monster of antiquity—possessing a thirst and
capacity far blood a thousand times mare desolat-
lag to France than was that of the. Minotaur to
Athens—will the country consent to deliver up
for ever their youths to feed his rage, who4e na-
ture is further removed from humanity then that
of the vile Whining of ktsiplim

Semiboviumpti WiCOM, setuiVinnuttle bOVern.
fah ! that sonic immortal Tit escus may 'sr*
from among his victims to rid the cosh of Ito 6nr-
then, and restore Lis country and mankind to hap-
piness and peace.

It 14 only eight nmittlis ago that wretelled
France surreaulerell to her Despot. 350,000 of her
childivo to be immolated at the fibrilla of hi 3
tiOit. (3n the 10th of January lattt4.a..4iiwaiiii6m.
sitilum doomed this -multitude of liqiup to

!ri r fire inttfi silstliiriod 'in fitii;sia, having only
'ist months before given MU battalions Of her
ydutki year; of
k‘llo had peiislied iti that frightful climate,."7-r
• 4
The people Are t'b then told, tnat by-11' this ituniens6
It elopement (if forces, the interest;, the consi-
deration of Pilniee, and the Safely of her Allies,
will he guaranteed against all erects." How has
this pro,,iise been kept to indnee them to submit
to another drain of their beSt blood ? The bite-
restt of France Ore eompt'omised, ber considera-
tion is sunk hi detestation Of .her Tyrant ; those
who Were hth allies have gone over to her cne-
mies, beeatise it was impossible to endure the
oppression- of her friendship. • The whole sicirld
is in arms, and every independent State (except
degrarled benniark) is against her. The power of
her foes is augtnenting from day to day the'
splendour of her ;inns has been tarnished ; she
can place no dependence :on the States who still
profess 'to be her Allies; • and all that she
ha's yet produced in answer to the Usurper's
calls haVe only been wasted fruitlessly, not in
bee cause, but to promote an inordinate and un-
quenchable thirst foruniversal dominion. Thirty
thousand conscripts were 1:0Hy demanded for
Span, artrl now '.1.80,600 are required frir tlermanv,
making altogether, in this year alone (exclusive of
the preparations for the Russian Carnpaign in 1812)
MVP. HUNDLUD :on) SIXTY THOI.74AND FKENC4-
MEN, to be butchered in the service of a Corsican
Murderer, who ims neither feeling not interest in
common with France.

Some slight confusion seems to have arisen
.among the Public Journals with respect to the
dates and official information froM Lake Ontario.
The last dispatches received by our Government
were published in THE Strx of yesterday—they are
dated. Kingston, Bth August, and only refer to Sir
J. Tizo's movernents up to the 31st July. But
another demi-official article, dated Kingston, the
14th, has been Inserted in most of the London
Papers of yesterchq ;IS important intelligence re-
lative to the success of our gallant Tars on the
10th,. when a. partial action took place, and
Commodore CHAUNCEY returned to Socket's
Harbour, minus four of his vessels, namely, the •
//omqton, of nine guns,- an 4 the SCaurke, of 10
guns, npset in a squall, and lost, with all their
crews ; and the Julia and Growler, of two guns.
each, taken. Now, " all this and more," was
statedln our publication so far back as Friday last,-
when we put the. public in possessithl- of intelli-
gence irons Ontario, of the 17th and ',?;;;th of
An-
_
ostitating that' C AUNC F. Y was abont
once more from Socket's flarbonr on a cruize of
live weeks, on the 13th, and that he had laid up,
other two of iris schooners (the Pert and Fair •
American) as unfit for service. SirJ. Yro would
haVe'refitted his Slight damages, and would. be
ready to meet the. foe. Their :respective forces
would be nearly as follow :
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Mums Long Chins. Carrona4lcs. Total.
Wolfe, 600 'rang 174 4-69 1- es Guns
4 lb 14-3 i

Itoyo. I George, Ib3 . 2-43
14.12 J -
X2oa
Mario,. brig . 11-24 14
Melville, ditto, . 14-331 l4
Beresford, schooner, le-iir 12
Sir Sidney smith, do. 13-18 it
Growler, (tpken from the enemy) .2
luli3* do. 2
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Also throe smolt vessels, with one long-la each, 3

10.!

A.NtER I CA N.
Names. Larg Cans. Carranades Total.
Pike, 78d tons 30-24 30
Madison, GOO 4•lti 22-32
Oneida, brikt le-24 16
Geu. Tomkins, do. 1-94 3-24 9
Lady ortha Lake 1.30 9.19 3
"tip - 1-111 4.18 3

Ontario

-33

Also, 3 othnr Schooners, with frctu 1 to 3 gi1431 t
will alier:;ge rack, J.

96 Total.

As nur brave Seamen mana4ed to 'worst the
Enemy when inferior in number of guns, we have
surety no reason but to anticipate victory now,
when, by the chance of war, and their own exer-
tioqs, they have acquired a superiority.

As most of BUONAPARTn's old friends bad for-
saken him, we were in hopes that the Talents'
Gazette had also given up the cause; but it rejoices
us to he able *to say that that that Journat is too
noble to desert ins ancient favonrite in the hour
of his adversity. No ! true to the last, its
constancy remains unshaken, and though
and brothers and lathes s fall off, it adheres with
the staunchest fidelity, antr by the contrast it af-
fords, puts them to shame for their base defec-
tion. A memorable example of this public virtue
it liaS giVeti to-day,

fiaviug s.ltitellout that 41 the conscription
mill bn oreetzted to a letter," it latick4 t,p itY spirits