The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-01 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, .Alai L 1813.

The Bill for't-einoving,,witb Very few exceptions,
the disqualiticaCnns of the Roman" Catholics, was
presented last night to the House of Commons,
read a first time, and ordered to be read a second
time on the 11 th instant.' We this day_insert a
•
copy of the Bill, to which we earnestly eall the
serious attention of our Readers.

We communicated yesterday in a Second Edi-
tion the erMfirination of the surrender of I Dant-
zic, derived from the accounts received by Go-
vernnient from'Alr. Cocxnuabr, the British Sgent
a at Ifamburgb. There is no longer any doubt that
this important event has at length taken: place.-=--
The saireMer of Danizic at the, present mo-
ment paTillOt fail to be productive of the greatest
vidyantages to the allied cause: It was in-
d:spntahly the largest'. and best provided of all
the fortresses in that quarter held by the French,
and its fall will draw with it that of the rest, thus
at once uttMy destroying all the hopes-bad out
bil3tiot.rAritaiß of the advantages to be dervixed
by him from the circumstance of these garrisons
bolding out, and ibis, tin) alirost at the same mo-
ment'that his bo4sts of the strength of these for-
,
tresses, and their capability of sustaining a siege,,.
%%Tie published to the world.
He' might, undoubtedly have calculated much
upon the strength of the works of Dentzic, which,
in the emu s 4: of the siege, or rather blockade, have
been very little injured; but the diseases engen-
dered during his disastrous retreat 'frotnAtusfla,
have been communicated to all his garriscins,
and carry' With 'them the utter impossibility
of those garrisons making- any long defence.
Thus we And .that in Dantzic, out of '14,000

men, of which the garrison, consisted, 9000
‘ve:e either in the hospitals, or 'had been
swept oil hy di,ca-,e, and the remaining' 5000 in
hourly fear of encountering the time mortality.
To surrender, therefore, was their only resource.
In the other garrisons ,the same causes propor-
tion'ably operate, and must speedily prOduce
effect,

, A considerable allied force is thus released from
the duties Of sieges and blockades, and rendered
effective for operations in he field, whilst any
apprehension that might he felt by sonic as to the
effects that might arise front—these garrisons
being in the rear of the allies, in case of a
reVerse; '.is completely at 'an end, The whole
force of the allies Tendered disposable for
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active operations against the common enemyovith-
nut any drawback upon their efforts or' impai-
nient to their ,mareh, We say, is heeange we
"bave no dotihe that the v, hole of the 'fortresses
have, by this time, shared the fate of.Dantzie, and
kre now in the possession of the Forces.
The sortie from Magdeburgli, which we men-
tioned yestc..rday to have been made in the night
between the I'2thand i;ith nit. when three
Ftelich came out to carry off spine hay and
were driven back with loss; there appears
little doubt 'was the action to which the
e,:otgritted rumours from Heligoland that reach-
ed town on Tiparsday • ,applied, there being,
we arts afraid, no other. foundation for those re-
ports than the event we have just mentioned ; but
which, however, affords an additional proof of the
reduced state of the French force at Magdeburgh.
This position they will probably full also untena-
ble, and thus, before BUONAPAIITE is in a condi-
tion to commence offensive operations, all the po-
sitions which
.could have afforded him any sup-
port in his progress, will be its the possession of
•the

A letter received this day from Harwich meri-
4ions, in confirmation of what we recently stated,
that the Danish Minister, Count BraugsTottrr;had
arrived there on' his return to Denmark.

(Stet , • Itcyal Highness the PRINCE RE-
SENT held 4 Privy Council, which was' attend-
4id by most of the Cabinet Ministers.'
His Rciyal Highness gave audiences to the
Earls of HARRI VII3Y, LIVERPOOL, And DATIII/RST.
The Princess of WAr.us received the Southwark
Address yeyterday, at Blackheath.
NEAY-STREETS.—TIic direction of the new streets
coptempjation, it appears, is to be from the
I.tegeat's Park to Carlton House, and from Pah-
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