The Sun.
London, England, 1813-04-19 00:00:00

subjects, and that they will not lay down their
arms, until the foundation of the independence of
every European. State has been established
.and

secured.

`1 In the name of their Majesties:the Emperor -
of Russiaand King of PrusAt.
Prince KUTUSOFF SMOLVYAK,
" Field Marshal and Commander in Chief of the
Allied Ai my.
" Head-coarters, Kalisch, 13t1i (25th) March, 1913."

'Fr6m Wismar, Lubeck, and other ports in
the Baltic, several merchants in Newcastle have
last week received communications highly in-
teresting to ,the pti.l.)lic. Notwithstanding 'the
supplies of corn and provisions demanded
for the armies last year, in the North of 'Europe,
their surplus stock. of gain is 'still iokmmense-
ly- great, that wheat and oats have been offered
in ;exchange for our coals and manufactures upon
terms so advantageous, that we 1114 y soon e;:peet
to have large supplies in lieu of our superabun-
dant mercantile Lou-modifies. I The. finest wheat
has been offered to be delivered in ghat port at 72
shillingS a wiarter, or 18 shillings a boll; and the
best oats at 20s. a quarter, or ss. a boll.

Two cartels -are arrived at Spithead, having on
hoard the. survivors of his Majesty's late ship
Java. Tip the.hard fought action betivecn this ship
and the Conoitution, our lo'sS was 21 killed, and
109 wounded, .many of the latter dangerausly ;
that of the American's, 10 killed, her Commander
BANBRIDGE, 5 Lieutenants, and 46 men wounded,
of whom 4 afterwards died.

COMPARATIVE FORCE OF THE TWO SHIPS :

JAVA:

40 long 18-pounders,
16 earroundes,
2 long n-pounders,

46 gun's.
Weight of isletal 10.fflba.
Tonnage • 1070,

t:nssnrutioN.

.31 long 18-pn:mders,

riirrtitildeg, :32-pounders,
I carroriade, 18-pouoder,

55 guns.
Weit.rht. of Metal :901bs.
Tonnage'...... 1450,

Crew BOB Clew
Supernumeraries and
Pasaengers 68

p 377

So that the size and force of the COnslitution was
nearly one half Frcater.than those of the Java.

liriwnsou, APRIL 18.—Wsterclay Princess Au-
OUSTA, SCiPILI., and CIIARLOTTE, rode 'oil horse.
hack,
.The. Archbishop of Cstirriqßulty and Lord
Y.An,stou'itt arrived on a visit to the QUEEN. The
Duke of Yoio came awl dined with the QUEEN,
and left in the eveniog.
This flay .Divide Service was .performed to the
QUEEN and PRINCESSES' in the Castle, and the
sacrament administered to them by the
bishop of CANTERBURY, it being Easter Smiday.-
The Princess CHAnt,orrr went t Sr. George's
attended
:by the' Duchess' of Limos, and
heard a SvrIBOU by 1)r. lil:ATit;

We are sorry to' state, that his Royal. Highness
tha Duke of StissEx eyticrienced, on Thursday
night, a severe attack of fijs fiamidable asthmatic
comvlaint: Royal Highness continued so ill
on .liriday, that he' could not see the friends by
whom he was visited.'
. Yesterday divine service was performed at Car!-
ton House, by the Bev; .L S. C.:LA/U.:E..
Smorday Mot.;Sir.Ult Visited the THINGS
The Earl of. Ltvueroot. had an ftialienee of the.
IthIG4:IIT Oil' Slturday twCarlton lionse.
The Arcilbisliiip of CANTI.,:Iit/ItY 'gives his An-
Boni grand Entertainment to,the BiAtops to,uicor-
'row, at the Palace, Lambeth. , •
A Government Messenger sat off this day with
dispatches for Lord Cathcart; bearing also the in
signia of the Order of the Bath,- with which the
Emperor Alexander is to be.in vested by his Lord-,
ship, acting for the Prince Regent. Mr.Tournier,
who has travelled through Rostia, . and who has
so kindly acted as interpreter to the COssaek, will
accompany the Messenger, and.i it is said, act as
interpreter to the inision.

The Earl of Morn has been detained at Ports-

mouth since 'Wednesday, by contrery winds ; on
which day his Lordship, with the dountess of,
LOUDON and MotRA; the two. Ladies R.AwooNt
and suite, embarked on board the Stirling Castle.
—The East Indiamen which are to sail- under time
protection of the Stirlingpasile,, were dispatched

tin Saturday se'imight.—The Stirling Cast-le goes
direct to 'Madras, thence tO Bengal; and then
returns to Eugland.—lt if; expected LOrd Alurro
will not leave the Government until the arrival of
the Earl of MotaA, and that he will come home
in the Stirling Coale. Sir G.Eoßoe Ilnabow, we
11116r;Stalld, also comes hotile, leaving the govern 7
went of ),ladras, pro temport,l3" the bends of the
11011,,General ABEltti4toMat P,. The. IndefatigaW,
Capt. FityPv,,which ship is going to join Admiral
DtxoN, at Rio Janeiro,: will accompany the Stir-
ling Caiitle, the Cormorant store-shit, for the Cape,:
attar convoy; to a certain latAklc. The Stirling
Castle, besides near 60() packages belonging ,to the'
new Governor-General of India, takes out 50 tons
of naval stores, &c. to supply those lost in the
Jcwct,

We arebappy to announce the appearanee of a
Review which ib conducted on a plan totally diffe-
rent from that of every other. It e6ahles the
public to judge for themselves without being in-
fluenced by the opinions of the reviewer. We
were much pleased, for example, witlt the account
of " Tlll4 BOOK.,'' given in No. IV. of the N,r.w
Ittw;Ew. After •simply announcing title pages of
the various editions of this far-famed deposi-
twg of scandal, the Eilitor of the New' Review'
41i, %T merely give the Titles of this publica-
tion

-4,-- and in tiwi Cam,
The less is said the better.",