The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-17 00:00:00

% FOREIGN .INTELLIGENCE.

FUnTHER CONTENTS tloTTErnitnlGH MAIL.
FOtanted yt',4ettray for want or ryora.]
PE.Ttro'lit.raon, JULY IG.---,-TU Gazette of the
_Senate Osmanli a rescript'addressed ,by the Ern:
peror froin,his .heal-quirters at Dresden, to.the
uttoraans and Warriors of the Dim. The follow-
ing tronslatron will into..n our Readers of the ob-
ject and +tit of it : •
warridrstif,the Don have in the present_
war, 't must the French, rendered signal. services
to Iliecoicintry by, their ze:11, their activ:ty,: and
their bravery, - Their leq e.)) intose and their junc-
tion wittu,our :mules in considerable numbers,
were effected with that velocity which .can alone
take phice wJten all and every one is inspired' with
equal zeal and devotiOn for the accomplishment
of their'duties.. , •
The energetic measures; And the. indefati;
(able 'care 'of the lictman,.. Count Natoli, as ‘`'.;ell
'as those of the brave General .pcbruedneth, and
Cossacks in general, 'who to oh up arms on. all
.sides, much contributed to destroy the hmmer-
able forces of the enemy, and gain over hint coin-
'plete and decided victories. By reiterated attacks
and'combats; they took away front hint all means
of subsistence, 4nd 'reduced his cavalry, to a total
state of yeakupss and extinction. fterWards by,
a series of actioni,disastrous to hint, having been
defeated by our troops, put to route and pursued ;
it was that in new battles
,given with the saute ar-
dour, the Cti.ssacks, under the. of Count.
Platoff, took an immense,quantity of artillery and
gl'ent number of Genetal Officers, and soldiers,
and still inure, the enemy being constantly dis-
turbed, Were farted to throw a great quantity of
cannon
,and their whole train into the morasses
anti 'rivers, or to abandon theM in rheirprecipitate
'flight in such a manneras to find themselves to-
tally destroyed before they reached the frontiers
of the Empire.
These services „and .brilliant exploits per-
formed by our troops 401., the Dun, impose on us
the duty of giving this public testimony of our
gratitude and thankfulness. May this tale- be to
them rift' monument of -honour and
glory, to be remembered by posterity."
JULYI:23.—The French, in that part
of Silesia. which 'they oceapv.,have., prohibited the
inhabitants front wearing the •Nussitut,..cockade;
their Make great requisitions in it Of horned cattle,
which they send to saxo....ty, and allow. no mqr-,
challdize to, he sent out.oil it ; nn' Officer meeting
any, has a right to appropriate it to himstlf.,
The following is an exact account of the los3
which the French army has suffered since the
opening of the present campaign, in cannon taken
and destroyed :—At L.,;neburg, under Gen. Doe-
reilberg, ; at'Nlockern, under Gen.,York; 1 ;
at LangenSalza, wider Major HellWigg; 5 ; at
at Littzen, 10; 'at- Flamm,' touter Gen. Blucher,
11 ; 'at Halle, under Gen. BaloW, 3 ; tit Ilainey,
stadt, mult-r (ien. Tsrliernischeff, 14 ; at Licliten-
stvin; Under Major Blucher, 11 ; at Lackan„ un-
der Gen. Bulow, 3 ,• at Bantzen;
.12 ; at Lessa,
. under Gen. Naessacoff,' 8 ; at, lioenigwartha, tin-der Gen. Barclay de 'lolly, 10, Total, I'UO pieces.
The' AllieS, {Live tutde more than ..I.o,ooo7pri-
sone is ; Omagh Berlin alone More than 6,000
have p:issed. In the -two battles of Lutzen and
Bionics', we did not 'lose, a single piece of ar-
tillery t it was only at the battle of Musebourg,
tvitere 1500 own contended against 19,000,. that
we were obliged to abandon one, the borses hay-
ing beets killed. t singular occurrence took place
at Colditz; where our rear-guard, composed of
6000 Men; were engeged with 'the 'whole corps of
the-Viceroy 01 Italy.

AMERICAN PAPERS.
The embargo' was tnken off the American Colo-
nies on the 14th of June, by Prot:Lunation.
QUEBBC.,JUNE 1:t —The S,'eam Boat arrived this
morning at" ten O'clock, saileti:yecterday at five
o'clock. General CnA.N °Gut and WINDER of the
American ii.rmy, and five otherofficerstaken on
the 6th inst. at the head of Like Ontario, came
passengers in her.
There was no pithlie news of importance at
'Montreal. Sit..J., Yno had lately been at Kings-
tak ing provisitins, and had sailed again.
All the recent fleemints from thence agree in
stating that our -aff.drs in Canada are going on
with every prospect of ultimate succesg. The
British force, including the provincial militia, is
peril:l.)s , nothing short .of 10,000.---that of the
United States on the frtetrtier, or otherwise des=
tined for the. invasion •of Canada, 30,000
.from the specimens we have alrelnly experienced
of their military prowess, it .may weir bedbtibtetl,
whether any favoura.ble results will accrue to them
hi the contest, even .with this numerical supe-
riorty. _ _

The- ful.owutg is a lis
Canada :---

of our supposed force i

Royal :Artillery — ;500
I sr, a Royal l'rents Infan-
try, itt, ()al t• 1200
6th 144timea 4.1. liitig!s
Own lOOO

Ist VctrranTSatt al ion, ... 500.
Canadian Fenci $OO
19th I)riltooni 500
Glengary Fencibles t;00
Voitigeur Corp.
Bet6itlei 6 Inn talions cm-
bodied n howcy ,

41-3 t halt. llOO

41st (1., i bats
lte4iinctat 701
100th Itrgirnint ...... 900

Ciiii4clu, about ..... (;000

t):3rl Dt,.
10.1 th Do. . , 7O

Total Force.. 16,500

Two troops provincial volunteer cavalry,
about 15'd three companies ditto chasseurs, 150;
the whole independentof the Incorporate Militia
in• Upper, and Lower Canada ; the force on and
destined for our frontiers, now in service in the
States, may amount to 30,00.0 men.
" 'P. S. Since kyriting the above, we have re-
ceived the Bth regiment, supposed of 500, and st
regiment of the German Legion,. edict} De War-
feville's, 1600 stronA, both of which have left this
for Upper CamtdP."

NIECANctioLY
Sunday last a
party of bl* yoktup; pet-sons, enn,iAitigul the'Sol4
itutl daughter of Mr. ,tin-111 diet., in the.
Borough ; the. son and two daughters 'of Mr..
BATes, aadider, in the liaraugh,autil the nephew
of the latter gentienotn, went down to Grio,oend
in a Small hoist. Ott their return home., when
;00Onsite Erith, the sail of the heat being tip, it
sudden squall upseet. the. vessel, .gift lice at the
ratty perished, inanely, the ban and thughtei• of
IllAtEs, and the. son and two daughters of
Mr: BAres : the sixth was proitikvitially pre-
served, when -alroost-o.iiaosted, by a barge, which
boraioy...o to the spot oa seciog the acctatatt.