The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-26 00:00:00

MALTA MAIL.

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The it r --.......2.,....—.
Mail of the 23d October,
this n. , . received
lounng,•, states
, that on the 6fh of the pre-
tedia ,
, t, month 600 I • prisoners had —. e(I at
Pilins Italian atm .
y, "le) WI I
roh, 1° tad formed the enemy's garrisons of
•,, an
(I liovigna. They huh been taken by a
4144
• tN, I'dtively few Austrians, After a short cun-
t!, ,
111 (als service is of the more importance, as
c t,t
P‘ qf the enemy was destined to act on the
'l3ii
at 2, • //.1 concert with the French troops stationed
fleste.
zbe
dk Maltese ;hail, and
,justly hail, this as the
'Paing of liberty on Europe.
ti,,.,.
it,
...;. ”
Vdr..102...-- I no contagious disorder which has to long ra-
this island now deeh O nes every week. On the Hof
4Ftailwr, 37 died and 14 were taken sick; on the 9th, :it
1, and 15 were taken sick; on the loth, 29 died and 14
oaken sick; on the i lth, 25 die and. 12 were takent.i.iic2k ;.
:%14.41:127t hs; were dt'alekde an
-3:ile 114. ol‘t.rtith etal4etilli 14th, 17 died t 1
andthe 1138. were6 .
.111:th sick ; on the 15th, 17 died and 1.1 were taken sick ; on-
:4o`,l6th, 30 died and 22 were talten sick; on the 17th., 23 died
11,408 were taken sick; on the 18th 12 died and 20 were
A tir: sick ; on 1 he'll 9th, 20 died and 13 were' taken sick;
44,
_el 20th ; 24'died and 19 were taken sick; on the 21st, 21
:i., " 4 d 9 were taken Sick.

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LONDON,
NOVEMBER 26. 1818

lvili4 i
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to the Gazette Extraordinary,
•fte 1 might4/2P le inen
ight well be called an Extraordinary Gn-
il itilelf , Was issued by Government last night,
Itt' ille Park and Tower guns fired, ' fOr the
litii:l time in the course of the day, told the
III"' that still More good news bad arrived.—
il) tit was the Official Bulletin, which formed
ti: ~ 'the principle features in our last publiCa-
G 4113 111°re particularly made known. Well has
Ittlitlort4l Bard ,said—
Ihere is a tide in the affairs of men, At til• which taken at the flood leads on to fortune:,
Allies
tiiiill,l- 7 Vtrii
Al
top of such a tide ate the
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4" the Prosperous billow is rolling.
tai„: "ward, with a- steady swell, to the et"
l',. le of their grand and glorious desigo7
ahee
tv., ►' or rather the Usurper who 'tyrannizes.
..1. 1,,r,
i'lz. t 41lee) is feeling'thc truth of the conduct.
lie 14s4ge of our quotation.—lle " negieCte (I"
1f gbitleii ul .
1 t ft., oment, and all the voyage *of his
i''lii. "leave.,
ri.- qlt, grant that it may be iliort) is no
4 to he

01141 in sballOws and in mis '
thet '4)
whence first issued principres to sub-
) 1,. 14(real, and then legions to cast down the
t4l p~ttr°Y tai o
tenee ri
fir• st procee(et • I •Ith e ism to
r
le4l gi °us, and sophistry to overturn the
c5l e!'
.hlish l. 'news of mankind,tint both

COMbineil, by creating anarchy, to pave the way
fOr the subjugation of Stares, and the subjection
of every nation-ander the iron.dOniinian. of law-
, •
lesS despotisni :—Trance has now the poisoned
chalice returned to her own lips,fand eV-en-handed
justice overtakes her with, terrible retribution.
Instead of pouring forth her armed bands 'of
brigands to enslave the earth, instead of making
the war of rapine support the war of murder, she
is visited in turn by the evils she so long inflicted.
Spain has rebounded against treacherous invasion,
and become the invader. ! Ruisia, red from .the
fires of Moscow, sends her avenging Cossacks to.
wards, Paris. Prussia, rising in sublime energy
from tyranny intolerable, retaliates on the Rhine
the horrors of the Oder. Austria redeems her
character, by•leading the strength of an Empire
to the field, and punishes her senseless Oppressors,
who, when he had the opportunity of purchasing
not only oblivion but gratitude, thought only of
inflicting humiliation and weakness. Sweden re-
torts her injuries in Pomerania on the Yssel. In
fine, the whole universe is in arms to do the work
of Justice, stimulated by the memory of indivi-
dual wrongs, united by the sense of self preierva-
tion, and, rendered irresistible as invincible by the
honour of their principles, 'aftd the sacredness of.

their object.
'We shall hereafter restime this topic, and en-
deavour to slim what the people of France have
to lose or gain Lby adherence to BUONAPARTE.—

With him the combined world is against them,
and France is not strong enough to oppose the
world. Let them cast him out, gad peace, and
integrity of Empire, and respect, and happiness,
are at their command. •

iThe Gazette consists of a dispatch from Lord
ABERDEEN, dated Frankfort, ith inst. and giving
a lively description of the entrance of the Empe-
ror FRANcis into that city where he was crowned,
and the excessive joy manifested by the people.
It also gives dispatches from Lord CATHCART,
from the same place; the first one day later, in
which his Lordship states, that the Grand Allied
Army was assembling fur ULTERIOR OPERATIONS;,
and that the gallant veteran BLUCHER was at
Ehrenbreitzen,about 60 miles lower down theßhine
than Mentz ; and the second, with an enclosure
from the intrepid and distinguished Sir R. Wu.soN,
describing a successful attack. made upon the Ene-
my in the celebrated lines of liockbeim.--This is
the of 'of which the last French Papers said,
" General GUILAY'S Austrian Corps d'Arme was
very roughly handled on this occasion."

The last dispatch is from'Sir C. STEWART, and
dated Hanover, the 16th. We fully detailed its
important contents in Tim SUN of yesterday.
In addition to these facts, rumour, which often
outstrips official communications, states, that the
Rhine has been actually crossed by the Allies.—
At all events, this is to be hourly expected. The
defection of-Baden, and other States, so high up
the River as Suabia, opens less difficult roads
for invasion than Mentz, and it is generally be-
lieved; that, after baying disposed of BERTRAND,
leaving a corps to besiege that city, the Allied
Army will assail its adversary on several sides, by
the advance, of Lord WELLINGTON,—and by
movements in force from Holland, from Saxony,
and from Italy.—To such attacks he can offer no
adequate resistance.

Two Gettenburgh Mails have arrived this morn-
ing. Their best contents are An account of the
Surrender of Stettin, and an admirable State Pa-
per.from Munich, displaying the causes which led
to the dissolution of the Confederation of the
Rhine. BUONAPARTE, as usual, treated his Al-
lies like vassals and slaves, till a revolution of
affairs afforded them the chat?ce they so long
prayed for in secret, of throwing off his yoke. •
There is also a Mail, from Malta—We rejoice
to say the Fever is declining.

From the Dutch Papers we insert several

mating Proclamations. '

The French Admiral whO COMMandi in the
Scheldt, has, we are infornied, by a kind of
cordon of gtin-boats, attempted to cut off com-
munications between his ship lying off :Ant-
werp and the shore. He is said tu he determined
to do his best for BUONAPARTE, but thit Orange
flak being seen around them, will probably
raise the Sailors to a mutiny fatal to his designs.
We were told some time ago that the crews had
been drafted to supply the exigencies of the
army in Germany. This is probably the case.

Letters from Paris repeat the statement of the
taitiog•of Bourdeaux, and afford a very gloomy
picture of the apprehensions entertained in all the
South of France. At Bayonne it is said the inha-
bitants were in great terror, lest, by attempting to
defend his entieuchinents, SouLt should provoke
the vengeance of the Gre4t Lord against their city,

We fitment to say, that by the Primrose sloop a
very unfavourablc report iv received from America.

We bate. iOiellige' nee ourselves report
that Generdl PROCTOR, who wa.i retreating
from 31zilden towards Burlington, bad 'been
,obliged jr) surrenclerto

Tt is reported at LLorn's, that eight or ten
AtrICEIC4II vessels, which bad attempted to escape
from Rourdeani; were captured soon after leaving
that ptirt, by some ut Sir GROaGE COLLILICS squa-
dron.