The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-13 00:00:00

THE LATE pLouto Uzi NEWS.

On Saturday evening the loyalty of Bristol was
most conspicuously displayed by a Gen!ral IllO-
tninatton of all the public buildings and private
houses of the principal inhabitants. The most
prominent was the front of the Commercial
Rooms, the colunutg. ui which were entwined With
variegated lamps, and appropriate transparencies
were exhibited at etkeh wimlow. At the Talbot.
Inn, in Bath-street, there Was on admirably con-
ceived tra,spareney, representing Buonaparte
purs ny a Cossack, pointing a spear at him,
%yid) the e '°•ords, The linger. of Vrovidence is
here." The windows ut the. sale-room of Arr.
Firrgns, the auctioneer, exhibited the ((Aloe. ink.;
laughable 1 ,ser.i‘tion :—‘‘ Buonaparte's Crown
The town of salir,in Walden was brilliantly il-
luminated last Friday, in hotbour of the late vic-

tories.
•
Dunn r, Nov. 11. --lie late glorious news front
Germany arrived here-on Thursday morning las,t,
by the early conches, and diffused amongst all
ranks a general sensation of joy. The most
anxious solicitude was nman6sted for the artival
of the Mail, which having been detained to hring
'the Gazette Extraordinary, did not Ftrli•Vt: till It
Inter hour than usual : at length it appeared, pro-
fusely decorated with Bogs, laurel, and rib ands,
and was received by a large multitude of assembled.
spectators with the most mmfeigneddemon4trations
().1 joy. This was succeeded by the ringtui.,; of
bells, firing of gnus, bonfires, and time usual marl;
of public rejoicing. •
NEW4ASI't.R,UPON-TYNE, Nov. 9,—The jov
• occasioned in this town, on receiving the itews of
;11monaparte's defeat, is indeScribable. The nip..
(pas of Tweeddale, who passed. through to, the
North was t first: wise communicated the pleas-
ing tidings to the Nlayor, trlio immediately posted
it in front of the Exchange., The Castle guns
were
,fired.„ the bells %very, set a ringing, and
the town was in one general huz. .11rany persons
went out to meet the :mail, Which *mind about,
two o'clock, 'decorated with flags . and ribbons,
when the guns, on the Castle again- poared 'forth
their thunder, 'and` made " assurance dOnbly.
sure.'' •

DuaLIN, Nov. o.—Last night a general ill*
mimition took place in honour of the glorious vic-
tories obtained by our Allies Over the Tyrant
Littonnparte. Amongst the varions transparencies'
"hit,ited, we noticed thosegit the MansiOn-house,
Trinity-college, ,the Head Police Office, and Site=
riff Warner's : that at the Mansion-house eis-
played a: scene, truly novel and interesting. A
grand transparency, in the centre of the building
represented the field of battle near Leipsic the
Russian, Austrian, Prussian, and Swedish troops,
with their national standards, purStiing the de-
feated French troops, who are Seen'tlying In every
direction, their cannon captured, nod their eagles
prostrate. In the distimee is reptesented the
town of Leipsic. We do nut know which to »d•
mire most—the grandeur of the design, or the
beauty of the execution, which reflects the highest
credit on the artist who execnted it. tfn a I tit!*
with this painting, two exquisitely finished octa-*
got Chinese lanterns, kept revolving, and' is-
played the arms of, the Allied Powers, emblazoned
with all the pomp of heraldry. At the top of the
building, the word Vic may -Was prepared to be
displayed in Viniegattql Wiwi, but the violence Of
the ‘'itttl prevented their being lighted—the rest
of the:bulitling exhibited a blaze of light, In the
garden immediately frontim Dawiim:streer, thetp
was. a grand display of lire-works. -.The utmost
order and propriety was observed by the 0W1110'0123

spectators and %Chat not a little added to the

.eneral effect, WaS the appearance or his Lord-
sFship's battle-axes stationed in' the front of the
Mansion.