The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-29 00:00:00

ITALIAN PAPERS.

TRIESTE, OCT.TA-111 the nignt :tet*een the
22d and 23d the afnly of the enemy alyindo:lett
the Lisonzo, • and retreated with great Precipita-
tion towards the Tagliatnente.
We passed, in the sante "night the river I).tween
Plaurt• and Saleanoii and yesterday, the '?:,ft, thc.
bridge of Gorizia, the van-guard liasti!v cro‘riug
the Lisonzo in pursuit of the enemy. The sud,',i
retreat of 'the Vieeroy \vas cansequence of it
movement of Baron Hiller, who pressed on, his
left flank, and on his rear.

&Lon alter the treaty concluded o the Bth 'of
this month With Bavaria., the'Atistrian trooni ad-
vanced into the Etschthale, a N. alley of
,the'Adige,
and on the 14th 'entered Trent.. Another strung
division had advanced beyond Cadone.

• The Viceroy, det:.eived by the tranquility on the
Lisotizo; remained too long in this position. The
army in his rear is now advancing from the moun-
ta;ns, and his otter destrtiction may be foreseen.
We remained (juicily for two days in the Castle,
when a white flag. was CNhibitcd, and negoebt-
tions commenced. General Nugent, 'as well as
Admiral Freemantle, were willing to allow the
French Generol it frce pnssage Italy). This
condition Was offered merely to put an end to the
sufferings of the town of TrieSte, but the French
Governor, unmindful of the dictates of htimanity,
disregarded that offer; nnexpeetet'ly, on the 22d,
he, re-commenced hostilities at two P.M. His
punishment followed the offence. After a -violent
cannonade, the trenches near the magazine were
taken by storm by the EngliSir land and sea forces,
eninwanded by Captain Howley, in conjunction
with ottr troops tinder the orders of Capt..Szens-
nitzity, of the regiment of the Archduke Cliarle,4.
Forty-eight men and one Captain of the garris6a
were • made prisoners in the trenches; the re:it
were killed.

By this acquisition, giVitig °Ur: troops a great
advantage over the fort, we May now hope a
speedy termination of our distresses, the more so,
as the Hight of the enemy's uruiy deprives the
Commander of hope.

IMPLRI A L PA RLI 6,1%.1 ENT.

IMRE OF COMIONS, Nor. 27.

The London Militia Volunteering. Bill, and the New tionth
\S SonallDebts Bill were read a third time nil
The Police: Bill WWI ordered to be coMmittrd 011 Mut►tht
The Mdader Duty Bill-went through rr. Committee, ►lull
ordered to be Reported on Mond..c
The MilithOierivants Bill was committed, and a new Chime
lidded, to extend tl►t: honoty to Serje•„nts having already re-
tired after 21 years- qervice. 'The BM WM OVA leild it third
tin►ee and passed.
The Areountant General of the Conrt of c;mocery
111 I.:whet-o,r Bills Bill, the Scotch Salt DD►►ty Bill, were
read 0 cuud time, end ordered to be eiaornatect on Monday
next.
The !Villain Interchange Bill, and the GOth lte•vonent .'%tt
rnentation 1311, were read 'a third time and jiessed.--Ad-
jouroml.

LAW MTH LL IGEN 'CB

.COURT OF KINWS BENCH, Nov. 47.

Mr. Robert Bell, jun, at merchant of Hull, mime brought up
to receive judgment, having, together with Nlr. liervey,
been found guilty of Writing a letter vuntilning a challenge to
Mr. l'arsime, a merchant of t a v London, in tinier to
him to fight a duel, :awl fur Living posted hint at
Lloyd's Cotfce-house, tit a , vim ti rel, a hair, anal at c
'l'llere mere also other itolietmel,tt akg:intst, him for haring
posted hint iu n manner lit vcll,:re Mr„.Parsans
wa,, then on it visit; mitt :11.0 in Vali lictex, in.tha neighbt ur.
hood of hue OWII '''HtVIWCd to pay• t 4 fine "If 16111'
to the King, to he itoprienned i t the Afcrthaltea prison for
titter 'caltualtr months, and to 'enter 110.0 reCtr,:llii 11,Cet% to
keep the pence
_for three yeare, hiumelf in :soul, attft two
sureties in iit:ol. each,