The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-09 00:00:00

A Surinam Mail arrived this mornings by which
we have the following intelligence •
GUADALOUPI74, Dec. 15.—These seas are still
swarming with 4merican privateers, and. we hear
every day of some capture among our dragging ves-
sels, by which our trade is much annoyed.

BORBICE, DEC. 14.--There is a report here,
that there are six or seven American privateers
cruizing on the coast. At present there are only
tivo ships in this harbour, the Iris and the Specu-
lator, that
,have now been laden four months
waiting for convoy to protect them.

DEMERARY, De.c.l9.—UisMajesty's ships Crane
and Lightning have been cr►►izing to windward,
since which we have not heard any thing of the
American privateers, say for IQ or 12 days.

SURINAM, Dec. B.—On the sth and 6th inst..
arrived here the Nathan front Madeira, and the

Manchester packet fro►►► Falmouth, and a schoone?

from Cayenne, 'none of Which s►►w any America►►
. privateers on the coast ; we therefore presume they
have left us.

J3ARBADOES, DEC. 7.—Arrived on the 2d and
6th inst. the Phteni,r, NORBURNE, and the Pante,
GREENRIDGE, from Dewerary, after being taken
and plundered by the Ilighher American privateer.

A Cadiz Mail arrived this morning, and Gib-
raltar Papers to the 23d ult. An article ,from
Cadiz, speaks of an energy and activity being
about to prevail, which may be expected to
produce the best effects. The following arc
extracts

BAYL4N) JA v. 17.-,-The enemy continue to ex-
tort grain and money, and commit their usual
pleuderings in Ira: Mancha, •
JAEN) JAN. 19,---The head-quarters have -ar-
rived here. The cavalry hos been reinforced by a
squadron of Calatrava, from the troops which were
in liaylen. The squadron of Uhrique has march 7
ed.to Cordova to renew its doodling.
• AbiDUiAR, AN. 26,!---The enemy have been sur-
' .prised in Granatutti by our cavalry and three com-
panies, and' had it not been for a'treacherous Spa-
niard, not One would have escaped ; us it was, 3
officers and'''. horses were. taken.

CADIZ, JAN, 16 The Lord appears to have
taken new and extraordinary dispositions. Ge-
nera CASTANOS' appears to be about to leave
Cadiz,: and, in fine, every thing announces that
the repose of December will be succeeded by an
energy and activity which may be expected to pro-
duce the-best effects

\lien, JAR. 6.—We are assured, that the French
have resolved to withdraw people from Catalonia
to reinforce the corps which they have in the
frontier departments ; it is' added, that all the
National Guards who were in the Catalonian Army
are trutreldng towards the North. With surprize
we have leirrted, that in tins province some per-
sons are clamorous for the establishment of the
uqui3it ion . Those who proposed it, did not pre-
viously consult public opinion, which for a length
of time has not diminished the odium it feels for
so odious a tribunal.

JlitatoA, .lAN. 4.—The accounts we receive
from Bayonne greatly gratify us our enemy has
diminished the garrison of PuegUrda. •
ilaan-aumurtas, MOnCiA) JA?. ca-
valry has proeeeded. to Lorca and Caravaca to
refresh, leaving to observe the enemy, t*o light
colpi, the Cateadores of jam!, which watch Su-
,
eltwri and enALEco'S corps on trite side of
witliOnt. losing sight of them who .are in La,
Mancha., The troops with which josertt ap-
peared in. Ocana, and arrived at QuiPtabar and
Belmunte, do not appear to have. advanced any
further. The English in Allearit receive rein-
forcements ; • lately. 4000 infantry and 400 horse
disembarked there.
IVloziTt! VIDEO, OCT. 4.,--The armistice be,.
tweet! the Prince Regent of Portugal and the re-
volutionary Government of Buenos Ayres having
been ratified, and the Portuguese troops !parched
buck to the Brazil frontiers, , the rebellious arnly
crowd the Uragnay, and compelled our small de-
tatdunents t abandon rityBapdre, Car ila da
Mercedes, and even the port of Colonist.
tfhe strong party which the enemy had .in the
country, upon this grew bold, met at several
points,' and formed tt few Mined bodies- Which
fen upon the defenceless toWiyr and villages, and
plundered hum 119. Lanai. ThTts it is thlit. our
co,amander in Chief -not Only 11 aS` nut 1101. n !tido
to preVent the,laying ‘vaote.of our fielik, the only
wraith in Our Province, but is. himself Shot up