The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-09 00:00:00

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"lam, 2 Dublin, 2 Waterford. I..)tr r.-1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon,
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PRICE OF STC OKA
THIS DAY Al TWELVE We'LOCK.
(\MU 57th I Red. Ann-57i 53 I 0m... .., „al 7.,

MGM WATER AT LONDON BRIDOF, T;).mpicitow.
I‘l(""'Hig,34 minutes after-12. I EveninZ, 59.mi1itites;,Iftet 12.

Tl'E SUN.

SVJLIM VU I nicEnr. FA 1,1,1 AIIDEAT ?

LONDON,
DaY, AUGUST 9, 1813.

ARRIVAL OF TILE INDIA 1.1,E41.',,:

Telegraphic Dispatch has reached the Admi-
rOt
by which it is ascertained, that the Niemen,
frith Ufleet of Indiamen, passed Portsmouth this
14°111111g for the Downs.

By reference to our publication of Saturday, it
will'beseen, that while we stated the circum-
stance of the Letter exhibited at Lloyd's, purport-
-410" he .from Deal, and announcing the arrival
at a 'nag of Truce, we submitted our reasons for
41''bdie•ving the fact, and expressed our abhor-
rence at these nationally mischievous forgeries,
for the Purpose or fraudulent stock-jobbing.—
Notwithstanding the obvious conclusiveness of
these reasons, we regret to find that the delusion
was attempted to be kept up, not only by second
editions of Evenitn.); Prints ou Satuttlay,„but by
additional' fabrications and cOmmentsjiw6unday
• Papers, during the whole of yesterday: - •
As indiscriminate censure has been generally
applied to the Evening Papers on this occasion,
Ire take this opportunity of repelling, not cnly in
this instance,. but in all others," every irnputation
Pf stating to the public any iiews upon which
I)crfect reli;:nce may not be placed. EITRY OF"
COWNIUNICXTION made public appears in
Tire SUN in. the first instance, in common with
only one other 'Evening Print ; there being in this
respect nut the slightest difference ';beyoudr;what
superior industry and ability may 'give" the one
over the other. In obtaining foreign and doilies-
tic intelligence, of course, every Newspaper 'de-
pieruil upon its own exertioas, and the public.is
able to form the 'best judgment' of those
are most earnest And successful in their endea-

vours.
We havedeemed it necessary to state thisinuch,
as very erroneous opinions have. ne abroad up on these subjects, and have only to repeat, that
every official document is given in THE SUN, Co-
TEMPORARILY
,and co7offleitilty, with the curliest
of such cormunnications—and that, (unless guard-
ed by
.our own expressions of douhtandmistrust)..
"u" Readers may implicitly depend on our autho-
rity for every. article of news 'contained in the
cohonns of Tuu SUN'. • ,
With respect to the shameless iMpositioit which
led to these remarks, it i, id the effect .it
was
Intended, and raised the • price-of Stocks .for
'3ere'rat hours. The following letter just received
ft"' the respectable house at Deal, in whose
'atne the letter came to the Coffee-room, con-
cludes the business :—. • ,
•
1410v01.5, AUG. 9 —By a letter from Messrs.
'4 WIN, CURLING, TRLED and Co.- at Deal, it
• alttiears that the letter received on Saturday, re-
, Itttive to the arrival of a FrenCh OffiCer, is iifor7
ger/
.• such letter having been written' by
thew,

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111 our preceding columns wilt be found Exit racts
ft:cal° American Papers so 'copious 'Os to.preclude
1:'.t.11)1° .anintadverting upon their contents at any
°r even devoting the usual portion of our
tothe particularization of the most pro;
l'4lhts of news, given under the severa
ouu
wine!: generally
_class the various
'tilicies
• " • -4 has
j"telligence.--;Admiral WARRL.,
idken
Che QulPt°n, in Virginia, (at the bottom of
sapalto
Iv) after "an attempt to possess
Inalsof
of Crane Island, from which he,
lv-11"Irelv• O y
ur Readers, will be entertained
itltthe American accounts of these
Captaintrans-
to, Captainitobadil was a mothilt 1111: 1
rapared to these Munchatisens. 'let,. in
despite
0f their supernatural proices,,, the
- coast seems to be in a state of trepidation
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befitting the country to be In, whielt, braves,
M e
thunder of British vengeance, These opera
tions'
tuner act• powerfully, as a diversion infa-
. lunr °f Canada, and we trust they will be carried
on with -1 fiery zeal and unremitting spirit.
—"gross are at work to find oat subjects to in-
"nine
the populatiOn against this Country, and
to render the vat • • datable The Indiauwartarc
.
0„
'r side is the theme : forgetful that they cm-
t"Y Ir:dittos themselves where they au"--Litisat
they erra their faithless Militia tvitlJ foiitsthi.m clts
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scalping knives---that they fire red-liat balls