The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-13 00:00:00

NAV NEWS.

P o RTSM otY ; OCT. 12 his Maj estro
ships 1,. ituteur Zeilobia, with. all the Jamaieif-
men here, except the Young sOire, under con-
voy for the Downs ; several other ships Went with.
the convov; .• - -

Arrived his llnjesty's sllip Alonzo with a con-
yoy from Gaernscy.

OCT, 12.—Arai reel his Majesty's ship
Aboukir, Rear-Admiral MARTIN, from the Baltic ;
Frederickstein, with eleven sail of vessels under
conVoy irom the. Mediterranean, which. are sailed
fer the River ; and the Nymphen has Sailed' for off
Flushing.:
- Admiral No LING and time outward-hound re-

main.

DOVER, OCT. 12.—Passcd by for London the
Mary Ann, PEIRCY, from St. Thomas's

FALMOUTH, OCT. 10. -Sailed the Montague
packet with Mails for the Brazils. • -.
The Townsend packet; with a Mail tor Jamaica,
and the
,Chesterfield packet ‘vitli a Mail for Hali-
fax? &c. are gone into the Roads.-

TORBAY, OCT. .—Sailed his Majesty's brig
Lo, -d Cochrane on a eruize.

A Mail from Heli!):oland arrived'vesterday, with
intelligeneto the date of Friday last. Thu most
important fact antiduneed in the letters' of a mill-
thy character, is an arrangement between-France
anil Deilmark, consequent on theabandonment
the Hanseritic towns by all the French troop 3-, to
co-o_perate with their comrades in the Northern
war ;- the Danes have received' orders to garrison
Hamburgh, Bremen, and Lubec.
Letter:., received' yesterday from -Corunna,. to the
4th inst. state, C-,at the las't" division of the British
reinforcements, which had landed at Corunna, left
that town to proceed to the Grand' Army-, on.
Thursday,, the Ist of this month: Through than
same eharmel we also learn, 2:1 the authority of a
lettcr dated from head-quarters, that ,it was the
intention of the British coinniandcr to make an-
otkr attack ,upon the Castle -,of Burgos, on the
28th idt.

By a vessel from Gibraltar. We have aceounts
from thence to the 27th of List iilont 1. NALL AS
'..r.ER 0 s was rrapidlyadvancing.i the rearOf Srot.T ;
but the F...enchman• had not been less-precipitate
in his retreat. The .13rizish garrison was in per-
fect health, bUt the gates continued shut, on ac-
count of the ,prevalence of the epidemia in the
province of Murcia`,
A ship has , arrived 'from '.Charleston, after a
voyage of 35 days. She has brourht an account
of the capture of -dui SIIJwn Chirke West. India-
man, and sonic other vessels, vvh;-ch Were carried
into that pat. Two carrels, the one the Tontinc,
the other the George, were to sail tom New Y4”.k.;
the forincy about the 12th, and the latter al.=t-
the 22d September. . •

Copy of a Letter from a- British OffiCer; dated
St. Andero, Sept, 6,
" ',2‘l.tssztsr.l has been in this province; drawing,
together, all the stragglers from "the flifTerent
beaten arrnicS ;lie has co!lected about 6000, with
which he has retired to Bayowne, brought a quan-
tity of heavy artillery to the frontiers, and form-
ed batteries and other works on them : he is ivith7-
his troops; expressly for. the protection of the
passes, as the French fear that Lord WrrmtNo:-- '
TON is at Burgos, ,and that be will not stop there,
but pursue them into their owri.country. Bilboa
is in our possession ; the enemy, therefore, have
only St. Sebastian's Guetaria, and Santona,. in
thi; part ; and these 'they cannot hold ifthey have
not possession of The interior, which they shortly'
will lose. The,game is .up with them ; you scarce-
ly see a man that is not in some kind of uniform,
and the mountains are covered with Guerrillas,
Who fight them like devils, but do not like regular
sieges or actions. • [Here follows an account of
our unsuccessful attempt upon Guetaria.]. • - •
• ," All the Fi'Mcli are 'drawing towards Vitto-
ria, and:of course, the few holds they- have -Ort
the coast must depend entirely on them'selves for
CaptaitI.BOUVERIE, (Medusa) is gone to Lord
WELLINGTON to report onr operations, and to
know what.we can do further.: he will be absent •
ahont ten flays." = - •
TUE. THIATRE.-"The new Theatre in Drury-
lane was opened again ' night with The Duenna ,
and 'The Irihnia.,z, in I,9ndolt The Play and Farce`
were east,- as it is termed, in-the same inannef-aS
at the Lyceum, except
.tliat Mrs. 11100NTAIN re-
turned to the. Public in the part or Cigra. We
were glad to see her in 'good health, and ta-
lents unimpaired by her longanddangerons illness,
The Theatre was not so well attended as, from
its novelty, and the fame of its beauty; might have
been expected,. but the inclemency of the weatlme:
,vas the probable reason.—We have no reason to
recant any of the favourable opinions which we
expressed respecting the elegance ,knd Convenience
of the edifice.
, . .

CO VE NT-GARD E N.---The nMY play of ThelEthi-t
ope," which has by no means been so attractive as
the Managers expected, was followed last night by
the whimsical Farce of " Killing no illurdpr," in
which M cws, for the first time, appeared as a
member of this Theatre. He was received wit%
great applause, which he continued to deserve
through the piece by the excellence,of his aeting.

It is said that Lord BYRoN sent the Address,
Which was spoke on the opening of •Dritry-lane
Theatre, to Lord HOLLAND, by whom it was
transmitted to the Conimittee of Managethent,
and who at once adopted without hesitation.'
If this be the. fact, the rejected poets may well
apply the words of the SatiriSt :
" But let a LG7d once own the Nippy iinca,
" Flow the wit briL;htens,:how the ~vise refines!
" Before his sa::re:l name tlieg ev'ry
" And each exalted stanza t>. ems thi)+,g'at !"

NEW PARLIAMENT.

EAIIIERS RF.TITP.NED

• 13oronghbridge.—Gen:Wm.13enry Clinton, -Brig.
Gen:. Licitly Clinton.
W-P flan: Beckford Esq..
Cdunty of Oxford.—John Fanc, Esq. Lord Fqtn-
cii Spender j Ny, i tit ou t opposition.
Hertfordshire.—Hon. Thomas Brand, Sir S.
Santh.rs S:!bvight, Bak.

Richmond, i'orksfiire.---u."tobert ChAlone, Dudley
North, Esgo.
Cti-theroe.--Viseount Castlereagh, X-ion. Itohert
•

Geo,Tge Warrender, Bart. Colonel
John re n.

Appleby .--Tobn Courtenay, Janus Lowther,
Esqrs.
East Retford.— George' Ostaideston, Charley
Tqarsh, Esqrs.
Uziversity arArd.—Riglit Hon. Charles A 1..-
bott, Right HoO. Sir Wm. Scott.
Warelutin . —Robert Gordon, H. Broadhead.
Esqrs.
Middlesex. corge Byng, Mellish;

Helston.-117. Horne, 11. I-lammerste, EscIrs.-
/Ito,itgorriery.—N V. Keene, Esq.,.
GlipA,:ster County.—Lord Edw. If. Somer-
set, Sir 13.-W. Guise, Bart: -

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