The Sun.
London, England, 1813-01-04 00:00:00

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2.—A Ves,el from
Bonrtleat6c :writedll'gre laFit'erening, 7,rought
passengers frail thanee Mrs.'Fosi-Et,.her 4n, and
two daughters;7who,were detainett in Franac;at
the, cointnencethr.it of. the present ‘Var,
,and have
almost ever since that period resided at
Tl e. vessel left Bourdeaux on the 23d December
last; at that time reprirts prevailed there-, which
seemed to be credited, that. BUONAPARTE had not
returned to Paris,. and was in a deranged state,
from the reverses lii.; army •had met with in the
North.

By another arrival here this day from Bour-
deaux, which also sailed on the 23d ult. we learn,
that .great dissatisfaction prevailed there 'among
the people in general,. but more particularly with
the'mercantile body, whose interests appeared to
have been forgotten by the French GovernMent.
It was, hod: ever, reported,' that, in consequence
of repeated applications from the merchants at
that plk:e, and hon.' their being very clamorous,
licenses to the number of 68 were about to he.
issued to them, allowing the export of their pro-
perty to this country.

Arrived the Foxhound brig of war, Captain PA-.
rust!, from a cruise in the Channel, with two Bri-
tish merchantmen under her convoy, which she
recaptured ; one of which is the ,shipCutharbie,
Captain. BLIGHTi from- Stirinam, with a cargo
consisting of coffee, cotton, sugar, &c. bound to
London ; and the other the brig—Th./imp:7y, of
and for Poole, from Newfoundland, with a cargo
of fish; 'which were. captured on Christmas Day
by, the French schboner privateer L'Augusee, of
14 guns and 130 men, that has lately so much
annoyetrour trade in the. Channel.
Arrived the French sloop La Medine, from
Roseo, with a cargo of salt, captured about a
month since by the Strenuous gun-brig the Me-
dine was driven into Penzance some days since in
distress, having split her sails, and sustained other
damage, during a storm.
Put 'in here to join cor.voy the ship 4gnes,
THOMPSON, master, from Quebec, with a cargo of
timber, bound to. London.

The Tigre man of- war arrived here this .da,y from
the Channel fleet, and is appointed tO,tAla' the
trade i min hence to the Eastward, as far as Ports-
month, and will sail to-morrow.

Arrived the Bee, WaLiAms, from Gloucester,
ith timbr the Jane, Er ope.e,, from Looe.;:itild
the Eliza, of London, FiNcH, master, frOm Burn-i
staple.

Soiled his Majesty's ship Hutspur for the coast
of France. •

JAN 2.—Arrived this morning the ship Guar-
dian front fro Surinam, with a cargo, consisting of
coffee, cotton, sugar, ixe. bound to London ; Nyas
captured on the 25th ult. by the French schooner •
privateer L' 4uguste, and recaptured by the Fa
vourite sloop of war..
A Prossian vessel from Bourdeaux ‘vhich arrived
here last evening about six o'clock, passed yesier-
d tv, about three or .four leagues south-west of
the Eddystone light-house, a frigate, totally dis- •
masted, but from the weather being very hazy,
could not dkcover to what nation she belonged—
no farther particulars have'yet been received here,
and the very. great fog which still continues, Fre-
vents our ascertaining whether she has arrived in
sight of this port. Put in here to join convoy,
•the brig Sprightly, WILLIAM DACpisr, master,
fron St. John's, Newfoundland, with a cargo
consisting of (Aland seal-skins bound to London,
Various reports have been circulated here with-
in these few days, respecting the capture of the
Arethusa frigate by an American frigate, off the
Havanuah ; but the arriN ai of the Leonidas, Copt.
Gamrrrns, from Cork, has in some measure con-
founded the auth ors of th ese croaking stories ; which
ship boarded, in the Channel, the Abraham New-
land, a running ship from' the Havannah, and
from her received intelligence, that the 2frethusa,
whikt on a eruize, had been obliged to throw her
quarter-deck guns overboard, during the same
heavy gale in which the Brazen sloop of war was
totally dit,masted, but that she had returned to the
Havannah, where she was left, but has, .no doubt,
ere this, proceeded to Jamaica for guns.
The Leonidas,frigate, is fitting in tarnpool, and
the Scylla sloop of war is gone up the harbour.
Arrived the Orestes sloop of war from a cruize;
the Endeavour, TREWAVAS ; Three Brothers,
JOHNS; Favourite, DENNIS ; and the Hope, PENT-
REATH, from Penzance'; the Squirrel, BENNETT ,

from Greenock.; Ann and Elizabeth, Cm mo, from
Fowey ; the Friendship ~13tniTo. N, from rowey;
nuts the Bee, Davits, from Dartmouth.
Sailed the Bloodhound gun-brig, with a convoy
for Guernsey;

VALmotrru, DEC. 1.--Arrivec.l yesterday, the
Darlington-packet;' from the. Windward hiant,is,
last from St. Thatnas'sy in 30 days.

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Arrived tof-day the Queen ChcitottepaOtt) flOll
Surinam, in 37 thys. "11'
Sailed the Orates sloop of liar on 6, i:ruize:

DEAL, JAN. in the Downs his gi
jesty's ships as per last; except the Royalist, Whitr.
has sailed 'for off Boulogne. A very large fleet ti!
outward-bound remain.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 3.—Arrived Acre 09

Ist itist. tile ship Sclmuel Whitbicad, BAyr,s, no
, .
tcr, from QuCbee foTiondrin: bn th( 26th
spoke he Abraham Rowli, froni ti

Illvannah, for London,' in.great distress, havi
lost her rudder,
.mizen and topmasts, with (AI
&limp ; she was endeavouring to reach 134
Bay, and it was hoped she would get in the ni

morning.

The weather has been Sti. thick yesterday all,
a-day, we have. not heard. of any arrivals Ox

,ngs.

WINDSOR, J. 13. 2.

WQdnesdav the Quret?, Priticesses
and MAlly; honoured Mr. PREENIAVTLE Mad ILY'r
ly with a visit, at Eoglefield Green.
Thursday the QUEEN and PRINCESSES went u:
Taplow, and honoured Lord BOSTON'veldt "
morning visit.
YeiterdaV mot-11111g the Dukes of "S'On!c, CA
3t:
BRIDGE, Enid 'KENT, and the Earl of ViriNcl/11-4;
arrived here; they accpmpanied the PstiNces'
-;dc on hor-

in a ride on horseback,.
The Duke of YORK left yesterday for Lowlo'
anti Lord ARDEN arrived here.
This day, at twelve o'clock, the Meinh'ers
the QuEEN's Council arvived at the QuF'%
Lodge, where the Physicians attending the I°l4
were in .readiness to receive them, awl wh," 144
before theiri a fail report of the state olzhen.:
since their last Meeting. Afterwards the
hers of the Council wliked to the. Castle, 01

held 'Coungii with her AIAJESTY.
The Members present were, the. Av.:III4AI
Of CANTERBURY and YORK, the Low) "i
CELLOR, the Duke of MogirEosE, % i
Of WINCIIILSTA, Lords ELLENBOROUGIr,
nia D , and Sir NVlLtuad GRANT.. The CLlttrla:
sat till three o'clock, The. Members then vtufo4
ed to the .QUEEN'S' Lodge, where they rrt4l,if
of a sumptuous refreshment.provided for tl*frio„r
conimand of bcr MAJESTY. At.. lotif-pot
o'clock, all of tl,ein left Windsor for L'und'''ti
cept the Ea:i of WiticutisEA, who reußtine

bUsiness with the QUEEN. a
N.
JA 3.—This morniro- the Princess Cill.-1"
„
of W4LEs, attended by Lady DE CLlrPirit" 4 0
to St. George's Chapel, and heard 'a sertliTi
;IVV.I.INir. CHAMPAGNE. MC Quwg an")l'iit,
cEssEs had divine service performed in the.'

'Yesterday the following Bulletin-was "Lie'
St. Jatnes's 11•Aace

0.
His IN .A3ViTY Itto pas:edW:linedsrasCtalglitl:;ll3
state of tranquility.'+'

Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had v 1914,11.
(Hence Of the PRINCE REGENT at Cat•ltoo 11°11.s '
- On Saturday the Dukes of YORK and Cum°,l,..'
rAxp, and a select party, dined with the
REGENT.
, .
Yesterday Lord ARDEN and. Gen. C ''JF,4-B ,r. d.
attended' at St, James's'Palace, as the I-4°r-
Grooin in Waiting. :tc(r.•
Tim Russian Admiral Caowt.lB„ bad. on td
day a long conference with the Board
•
Dispatches were sent off last night from - to.
Admiralty, tO Sir R. BICKE,RTON RI71,"01.151r,,11•1.1
,TUE POPE.—The times.are indeed'
ly altered, for the Pope of Rome is Tiow'
be in the custody of a Dutch .Protesttnig•
fact is related by a person Who recently 141. r 630
front Holland, and who avers that be 1,4"31- t 4.
Gentleman to whom BUONAPARTE has intr.'
the keeping of his Holiness !
bWe perceive that the' stratirri faata Cstie shit
which. excited contempt in a:iinthli a jouro*l
,;v IO
io
has been defunct some years, is revived agai.'°'
morning paper, which has been distingnisPe:
good writing however erroneous its"- prinriPo
.
For the credit of public taste, We trust, tb,a,t,ici
Ja!,fgecl, broken, parenthetical chaotic style
to will not infest other journals, and will bp
scouted from that in which it has been so absuf
revived. •
'Jr. WHITIIREAD, we understand, decides'd
the first instance, at Drury-lane Theatre, tirit
any dramatic composition which may be. 49, 111
for acceptance, and if he approveS of, htt.'
sends it to the Sub-Connuittce who are t° ,
with the' r and regulate the time, luck'c'
of the representatin.' 1,1 tios
It is understood that there is to be are",--
° nered
in the salaries of the principal singeks
at the Opera, to which they love coos,
otherwise there woitlil have been little
an Opera this season. The Eas, indeed,
Earns, tot'
foreigners have hitherto received at that
liave•been enormous.
0011-:
We are told that there has been a gre.at 01'
upon the, Booksellers for " P°P,6lit,
,ct ti
.
mons.- We are very glad to tutugeneral and a very ardent zeal Is rising ,L (V.
the great body of the people, to res's
introduction to political power of thcsr,
enjoy full security in person, pr°PertYto thv
religious toleration, and who refuse to_give th 6
' state those pledges which the preserVeton
Constitution essentially demands.' 'lt i$
that those who p
Staretend :to be politiCat 4t-
'
ants of those wise tesmen who acconiPc
our glorious Revolution; should be td‘. fik:
for the abolition of thdFie defences and. 0194.3e,10:0'
guards which _the' .goOd. old Whigs h'rent 11
and fixed for the security of our esti.hlii".}o
Church .and State: ver, trust, "I
pernicious clamour; or the'pointless
advocates for the restoration Of PoPerY. °,143,
Realms:, be able, to remove those safelo4,Atchig`
lessen the zeal of the people for our 111-
coniaitotion.

FRENCH PAPERS.
nREgnEN, DEc H...-The Emperor, on his ar-
rival. here ar, the house. of Ids-MiniSter, Baron
Serrl, went into aly4ll,,kripped, and took some
nannents :repose. The Emperor afterwards 're-
ceived a visit from the King of Saxony, who, I)c*'
in!,; indikposed,; was carried on a chair. This
Prince had a tete-a-tete conversation of :an-. liOnr
with the Emperor.H •
The few persons who had the honour of .seeing
liS Imperial Majesty, speak with, enthusiasm of
The serenity and goodness with which his Majesty
saluted all those whom he met-on hip passage, as
Veil as of the healthy 'appearance,, notwithstand-
ing the fatigues of so long' a journey, in so bois,
tetons a season, and made with inconceivable ra-
pidity.
The greater part of the Ministers who are here,
have sent entafettes to their-Conan to inform them
Of the passage of the Emperor. Shortly after the
departure of his Majesty,•the Duke of Dantzic ar-,
rived here.
Vittqw.t, DEC. 16 .—Our auxiliary corps (17ar-
Inee
114‘'1.ew sick• Prince Sehrvartzenberg is very
much occupied in defending, by good eloathing,
the !inhliers against the rigours of, the season,—
Many of our officers,
whose regiments do not form
part of 'this corps 'artuee,
d
ployed. request to be cm-
NicroßT,
DEC 17.-1-YCSterday there arrived
s'Jere, by the gate of Hunan,. between three and
oar in the afternoon, a coach and six, preceded
by three couriers, with a travelling carriage, and
a yager belonging to his Mai
alt ter estv the Emperor ;
Navin changed horses, this -carriage took
Mayence road. We know that his Serene
1 lghtiess the Prince of Neufchatel H
line, th-

.2y
age.

e Duke of , and his .124xce,
Nieenza, were in this carri-

13ticeisr, Dec, 12.—"Alany troops have lately
a,s(A through this city. A great number of
lierSes have, been bought for the army ; the Sen-
ders tire paid in ready money. . . . .
The Vretich will'pass through Stettin join.the
Grand Army.. On the 3d instant, the. Prussian
(lens (Vannes
comin brought here a prisoner :of stiite
g from•Siiesitt ; it is supposed he will be de-
tained in a fortress.
• PAP.IB, Dr.e. 28.---Ois the Ist of January.teir 1
IVlejesties.will, according to ' custom, receiVeh the
bomase and nisters congratulations of the Princes, Mi-
, congratulations tilt which day the itioUrningwill be
suspended,-11is Alajesty this mornin vis
11111 of Ixhibition—,i g ited Shet was a day on which the
ITesetim tvas open to the public. Aleasaires were
taken in order that his Majesty and his suite
taken
be alone, but his Majesty ordered all the
tdoors
tit to be °pelted, -and went over the hall, and.
sp hGre galleries, in the Midst of the crowd of
Majeectators, which pressed round his. person, ' Ills
sty.this day held two etitincils.
• PALOS, DEC. 2'9 'lsis M ese sty to-clay presided
at a Council of Pinitimes, winch la sled t: fart eight
in 'the morning till noem. His. ,Majest-y, after-
warits hunted in the woods of Versailles.--,(ilio-
stiteur Dec. 30.)
.
PAitis, DEC. 27 s--There was a grand parade to-
day upon the Place Carousel. It• lasted three
Loess, note. itlistanrclins the severity ' of the cold.
His Majesty reviewed the troops before Mass..
'there were under arms from 35 to 40,000 infantry
belongieg to the Impettal Guard and 'Garrison,
and tt very fine cayalrys it . was dinibted that
1 .ktre :ray at PariS, itn(l in_ the neighbour-
tood, so grtat a number of troops, As soon as
his iliajesty appeared they evinced the most lively
enithusiasm, in which the spectators whom this
brlliant review had collected I)articipated.
Emperor passed throith all the ranks; and ~a-
teed-
the most minute details: In before the Paris regiment, his :Majesty expressed,
Lis dissatisfaction at the conduct manifeSted open
tisrecent occasion by a pill of that regiment. His
illajsty's Words made so deep an impression,
that tears were seen to run trum the eyes of seve-,
rat of the Officers- and Sub-officers.—(Jeurimi .ci
l'67lpire, Dec.,2B.)'
PA ~.13 ee. . 27.--Tosday (Sunday) nt noon,
Lis Majesty surronistied by his Princes, &c. &c.rC-
."'l "t the Palace of thilhuilleries; the Impez
?hit
Cflart, .0 hen Baron Seguer addressed to hiS
Najesty the following diseourse : •
" Si,,E--We still believed 'your Majesty at the'
txtretnity of Europe, elfin already yim were in the
bosom or P rance.—lt •is a tutelary power" Which
in a few instants brings you into your haPPY.
L:41)1411. ln yotir abierice," a detstable- plot Was
mimed ; some madmen attempted to shake ..vhat
genius and m
august oils itrge Iliad Tottllee "I 1 . LI d. They saw the
the pring of our 'Monarch, and
yet forgot
fundamental prineiple of* the Al
tieerat otiarchy--7
Thot the lizng never dies .I—Precious adage, eon-
e
uf a co d b y our predecessors, 'O4tural 'deptiSitarhiS.
nstitetion which did not -reqs-licre to be
written. Ali, sire, (6;86 tO• belieVe: the lively:
therssioli of the sentithents which proceed -1.-011
t bottot,ll Or our hearts .---The Imperial' Antliorik
y will never have more firm
Alugistrite%
' ' , than thoSe who Upon the Tribliaa ,
support than thei
in the natne of the Prince fulfil the first of 116
duties The'pretection and continual, obSerratiOn
of the laws, are the surest guarantees of resPect
for Sovereignty. Tile use of justice is to
disorder from increasing ; force from-actingerro-,
prevent
I;leuuslY i. punishment suspended in ail' imParall
arid; assures
all its "i
the peaceable citizen, and hills svitu
. 1
ght Ilpon the head of 'the seditiotts. ,
to
~,, 81 7 -11'E-7-Our fathers have brava!
cdangers
.Intain the liereditarY succession to the CrO:‘,ll,.
theii•
Spirit Still lives among its ;
YotlrNitijesty to reanimate it. We are are ready to
and it. belonged
sacrifice every thing for your secret! person ;. lor
titcete Perpetuation of your dynasty Ile pleased to
ve this 'new oath,
it till death." we will remain faithful to
Alter this audience his-Majesty
l'ttta'-ionfrorn the Electoral College of the De-
reCeived the De-
. P,r!tlient of Roles, M. Marconi, addressed his
Isiasjesty as Echo-ss .:
, " SIRE,
. • the
,_' rhe City of Rome and its department base
heir
Inottitir. to offer pair Majesty the homage of t , .6,beditlice and fidelity, accompanied by the nnibt,
"inrc'r ' *. i I 1 dory of your reigu isi.“l the
- 1‘;:, ies 01' tle ,
biros of . -u-t kivuusty. It is I 0111- -Y?",,
sl. yOl.ll ktll,, „ .. ,
c, , ,1„:1
1-Ire, that the eits of ..tio,Le asst obtatuut . „
;kloc of tile Seconti „Icy of the 'st-Pir' ii it ,i7:j ,s
.'s 'u
4lugtuent its splenuour that yeti bave flit:''' -