The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-16 00:00:00

Ilvcn 'eifeniy flea as Ili
eotild ►o

The second I,*l-,atch 'iires-the position of tlic
surviving lfrench corps on tie 7th, and t nrore
gratifying t tatenlent hardly be desired. Af-
ter aft his ghrions itellierements-,—after nil his
mighty triainnlr4 where anti witat-is he ? Alone
he hat reached .it..Clond, and has left hIS rem-
nant army (trith one, exception) just where
FrAnce set out in her career of -conquost siXteta
}'cars ;t o, on the left bank itif the Rhine ;
covered liar Oat br'on.l barrier,''und. relying for a
momentary defence on its wares, and the fort-
resses, vrbieli clothe Its banhs—And in this plight
he studs tTophies of victories to Paris, exclaiming
with another hej-„o liike himself,

" 'Who ever saw the ? What men i►ave I !

Dogs Cuward.,! would ue'er have fief!,
Bat that they left me 'midst e tie'ulies!"

MAr6orcun has been dispatched (town the
Rhine • to Cologne, to protect Holland from itiva-
.
Sion ; MAamoNor remains at Mentz.; Vicyott (and
not BUONAPARTE, as reported) had proceeded up
the river to Strashurgh f; and KELLERMAN 13 MCII-
- as recrinting the reserves at Metz, on the
Moselle. Buter,nallo only with abOut 40,000 main-
tained himsellon the right of the Rhine before Cas-
sel; but as the Advance of Allies had begun to
make their appearance- fit his r!eighbouritood, we
apprehend that his stay in that quarter, notwith-
standing the strength of C tsel, will be butshort.
--7-!‘ 411 the remainder .of the at my had passed
Rhine." 'What a heavy acknowledgment !
To how -many tyretche4 parents Of France does
it sound the knell of all their hopes ? 'fp how
many widowed hearts does it impart' utter and
irremediable despair ?- To holy many or-pinup
does it tell the death of their natural protect
tors, while it leaves. them the helpless .slaves of a
Rutrian,:who.,!f siffcred to live, offers them no pro-
spect of a happierloi than the fate of their fathers
It remains to be.seen, if France is so perfectly
degraded---if her spirit is so hopelessly broken
by the iron mace of de.spotistn, as to, cndure,all
this, tvul combat, for her Curse on the ground
of France. For the honour of human nature we
will not believe it, thought, to use the language
applied to the extinction .of 'a recreant of the brute
kind,,

Yet be P.ic , nor yields
Toblaelt B;a4,:a:PJQse more)
" And all Ids wiles are rain."

13,EsumAallots is to have obtained some tol7.
vantage over the Austrians—he put 12,0Q0.bors de
combat, -and retreated•'fram the LYsonsii to the
PiaV',!,ptEstlC:l by. his beaten aliv.ersaries ! ! • •
The Corsican's Senate -aisciubled on the lOth,
and his. Cunneil of Finances- alto attended.
him.-- What these, liWtools, may do is
.1111.7
material they are only 'parts and- appen-
tine!! of •the Tyrant; and, mast sink-into nothing
when he falls. Their deliberationi • are said to
IltiVt! been .directed to -the prolongation of the'
Regency, but were probably turned to the .inven- •
tion of 'ways.ao'd means for prOlunging the Witt- if
possible. `file La.gislative Body is appointed tomeet
on the 2d Deeeiobtr. A report has been ciren-
hited that the gra:ipiug Despot, in his emergency,
intends to.ltialie frce kith the property of all
pilaus,' Ste, a class resembling•our wards in chan-
cery, fur whose .hard ca,shhe'will Write an entry in
- •
his grand book debiting the bankrupt NApor..eoN
dynasty for 'the =mint seized. •A more outrage-
ous violation of right cannot be imagined, bitt.tve,
• have no diPaht that some violent means must .be.
resorted to by BooNm'aturi; to prop his desperate
- fortunes.

13aion,--,--Tbis day the Lon') IrAvon and Al-_
dcrinvn, altr inspecting the Meal ',Weighers
Iteturr4s, ordered that the Qua tern Loaf for tbq
ensuing week s!wttid ex.perieuce a further reduo-
tion in price ofTbree Farthings.

Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK. is shortly expected
in Englund.

The Cabinet Minkters met yesterday at the
Foreign ()ttlee,
Yesterday the Si'. NTSIt AMBASSADOR tr,msacted
busineks at the Foteigtt °thee.
Lord Lowrimit is to be the new Lord' of the
Treasury.

Wedliesday mornini4. mi.. Avis, the King's Mes-
.
senger, .Was sent off with (lisp:itches to tone North.
Mr. KAYT:', the King's Messenger, was scut off
to the same part on Friday night. " •
Yesterday his Serene if 'gime:A the Prince of
ORANGt: had a long interview i',h- the Elwra.l4
viittroot. and, Lord CAST4LIMAGit, at the Foreign
Office, His Highness is malcin for
liis departure, nod has ordered ,his suite to hole
themselves in reldlness.

Letters have ,IP•=.cil receivcd in town from the.
Hon. c,1.,•P0N39N8Y, commanding the loth
Dragoons, • in ,Lord*\VLl,li:GTO,/eS dated
front Andaye, in France. The measttre of order-
ing the cavalry to the front i 3 VW! of the
indications. of,,a desin on the part.of his Lord-
shili to dance further into the French territory.
Upw.e.rds of 3001. have been itilkscribed At Bom-
bay, .anti remitted to Scotland', for the purpose of
erecting , 11,011:111qent- An' Perpetuate the memory
and the Lone of fume.