The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-20 00:00:00

j;DITION.
ECOND

SUN-OFFICE, Two O'CLOCK.
. We stop the Press to say; that a very intelliient
friend has just issurell ti; that various letters have
been 'received frOrn Franee this MOrnit;g, bOth (!i c-ct
and byway. of Holland L—all of them stating that
ri great deal of blOodhas been spilt in consequence
of the resistance made to the Senates COllSlll[llOl
Decree relative to the Consciiption.—One of these
tettert he has read to u3.----New tininium is 10.14-1;r.
The Weit India )Cleet, which s'ailsed frOtri POrti-
mOnth on the 27th nit. has lieeti dispersed in a
violent gale Of wind, which lasted-for three daps,
viz. the Ist, 2d, and 3d- inst. ; they Were in lati-
tude 45. and lougitticle 7. West.

In addition to what we have already stated
with regard to America, we have just had the
following handed to us :
" In the beginning of November, General Wit-
KINSON, who had been posted ut Sackett's Har-
bour and the neighbourhood with 8000 men,
moved down the St. Lawrence, and landed at
Cornwall. The British force at KingStOn is re-
ported to have moved in the same direction.--
tient.-General Sir G. l'itEvo,T was hiinelf at
Monti.eal." _

We will give the whole particulars of the ac-
tion of Chateaugay tn-morrow. ,
l‘tctst.—Our Montreal Papers are dated 30th
November,---a mistake, we imagine, for 30th
October.,

N AVAIL NEWS.

CAPTCrRES•I3Y FAENCII FRIGATES.

The following ig extracted froinLLoYtes gooks
this morning, ,Dec. ,
" `,llO Hassan.„PAnnsobr, bound to Jamaica;
the Pearl,TAIT, Wund totinadaloope; tlae,LticY,
--, bound to Nassau ; the Diana, Vtru.s9ll,
botm4 to the Nautilus transport .; the
'nen, ,MAJou ; the Thwarts, igUDGE .; the
~.t/iZO;
and the Vestal,
,Tomut , from Newtound-
-
land,, were all taken between the Ist and Oth inst.
lip the Et.oile and Sultan French frigates, fiont
Nanti. The jlassen was the pri7
soners, after being j4ntlered of nearly all bee
cargo, and arrived at Tortsmonth on Saturday,—
The, Boa, VENTURADE, from Lisbon to Barna,
has been captured by the Cornet French brig of
war, recaptured by. the Rebecca privateer, of Lon.
. ,
don, and carried into St. Ives. The , Lusitania,
4-aNsoN, from Lordon to Surinam ;
,the Ulenden
Hall, BAan,-frOm London to Bermuda ; the John
of Gaunt; from -London to Martipicine ;
roea, from to —; and the Superb, from
for Malta, have been taken by the Clorinde
French frigate. The Lubitania was given up to
the crews, and arrived at Plymouth on• Saturday,
The Blenden Hall is Also arrived at Plymouth,
having been found at sea by the Challenger gtm-
,viihout any person on hoard. The other
vessels were scuttled by the enemy. The Cora,
FARMER, front Smyrna to London:; Atoourite,
EvANsi, from Buenos Ayres to London ; Eliza,
'KAMAN, from NeWfoundland to Dartmouth ;
Castor, Pl-111011E) from Newfoundland to. Lon-
don, have Wen taken by the True-Blooded Yankt
American privateer; _the latter given up to the
crews, and arrived at Torbay ; the Cora engaged
the privateer, and had one man killed and seven
wounded.

YARNJOV T 11 , Dec. 18.—The six Dutch schtiyts

which sniled frurn hence on the 6th inst. w

mnActs and ammunition for liolland, arrive

here again yesterday for a further supply. They
do not hring any phrticular news.
DEAL, DEC. 19. —Arri red the Charles and
Nymph Itired,armed cutters with dispatches from
Admiral YOUNG. Sailed the Rinaldo and Thra-
cian for off the French coast. Remain his Ma-

jesty's.ships as per lust, with a large fleetof out-
ward-bound and transports, waiting- for orders.
Firs O'CLocK.--Saileil the Cretan sloop of war,
with a Meet of transports for Holland.
. . .
VALMoilTii, DEC. I7.—Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ship fl,lla from Guernsey, for Cork
and to .day the .1.14 packet, with a
,mail from
Cadiz and Corunna, nine days from the latter.

PORTSMOUTH., DEC. 19.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship lurtiom, from Cork, with transports, having
the Armagh militia on hoard. Arrived this day
his Majesty's ship hirincibb? from the Meiliter.'
ranean, with a convoy, and are pat under quaran-
tine. Arrived his Majesty's ship Adonis from
Newlotoldland, and his Majesty's ship Dover from

the coast of America and Quebec. Sailed the
Sathige sloop of war with a convoy for the East-

ward,

Ment,—List of vessels which sailed under con-
voy of his Majesty's ship nosamond from Quebec,
%mid turned over to his Majesty's ship Adonis, ai
sea, on sth inst. in lat. ,17. 17. lon. 30 W.
Ellen, MAjors, Thomas, Mudge, Eliza, Rosynnt, apt, the
Volta%) Tonelin; they were captured, lath inst. bytwo French
frigates in Ist. 4U. 53 N. long. 15. 3.0 W. The Margaret and
Dorothy, Brown, parted convoy, in tar. 40 N.
A ship, sußposed to be the !tuckers, Sorest , has
been towed fit under jury-masts, by his Majesty's
:ship Invincible, to the Mother Bank, bound out to
the West Indies. . ..

PLymouTtt, Dec. 18.—Arrived the Woy's
Cove, from Quebec to London, captured by the
brand Turk American privateer, and recaptured
by the Bravo frigate ; also the brig Liberty, of
Sunderland, from Seville, recaptured by the same
frigate ; American brig Squirret. from Bourdeaux
for Anierica, captured by the Belle, Pottle, Cash-
flak, and the Rebecca privateer of London. Ar-
rived the ,Boadhound gua-brig with a fleet from
Wales ; Orgtes gunlhrig from Biddeford, .with
two new sloops of war ; Lyra gun-brig from Vas-
'sage, with a „fleet. Arrived-the "Igress schooner
from Newfoundland, hound•to tl►e West Indies,
captttre►i _ by the ItaiUbler American letter of
marque, end recaptured by the Jew cutter 'of
London ; Dubtio, Z 4, from the westward. Ar-

rived the ship Lusitania, JOHNSTONE,. from Vorts-
mouth for.Surinarn c was captured on the WI inst.
.by tilt! French frigate C/9rionte, and sent fur this
port with British prisoner being the, crews of the
following vasses, whicli were captured on the 4th,
lith, and Gth and destroyed by the Clorinde,
Wenden Man, John a' (!1141t, Agrora,
snrl
tti6 Spurii; the three former:bound tp the
Weft trufes, and the latter to Malta: