The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-28 00:00:00

'UNPRINCIPLED POLITICIANS.

The Essex Junto denounce every Federalist that
is opposed to the election of Mr. CLIIizTON. It
is notorious, that " not a feelers' Paper in the
traion, in the pay of the aforesaid junto, is hos-
tile to the -New York Candidate. Every petty
scoundrel of their party is vocifel•ous in eulogizing
the supposed merit of the Apostate. Even an
OTIS, a SEDGWICK, a WHARTON, and a WALSH,
have condescended to become his tools.

The patriotic followers of. WASHINGTON hare
set themselves up to auction, and they have been
purchased for a less price than West India planters
pay for their negroes. Some of. the federal Ge-.
neralissimos have been rewarded with cash in
hand,- some with the promises of
.office, and some
with the hope of a British alliance. Thus the
world. goes.—The Junto ..are conscious of their
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influence and power, atid'use it to. the deitruction
of the , pdople's rights, But, let them beware ;' the
awakened vengeance of .the Atherican people wilt
.crush their expectations, and. hurl them 'into a
gulph of horror and despair. •
The following is a list of ships of war on' the
Halifax station, the Bth instant :--San Domingo,
man of war, Admiral Sir JoHN B. WARREN ;
::Poittiers, man of war; Africa man of war; Spartan,
Maidstone, Nymph, Acasta, fielvidera, CEilus Sta-
tira, and Shannon frigates ; Rattler, Morp,iana,
Pectiiii, Tartarus eolihri, and Plumper. sloops of
war; Paz, Juniper, hreant, and cattle schoonerS.
TOtal-3 men of war, 9 frigates, 6 sloops, and
3 schooners.

American Papers reached town• this morning,,
but they are quite barren of intelligence.; some of
them contain a list of captures made by the ATTIC..
rican privateers; but more than two-thirds of the
vessels were mentioned in the last American pa.
pers. The Americans think to swell the account
by mentioning the names of the captured vessels
twice.

Ia addition to the intelligence which we yes-
terday laid before our Readers, from Russia, we
have to notice a.,letter which has been received
from yetersburgiv,.datetilthei 4th instant, which.
states, that 4yery ha,d taken place in
the Koluinna Road, between a pait of General
Kiltusow's army and a Jarge French detachment
which had lett Moscow for the purpose of forag-
ing.: The action was long and sanguinary, but
the French were --defeated with the loss of 4000
killed and wounded, 2000. prisoners, and 5 pieces
of cannon.—We think it right to add, that this in-
telligen c is not official.

NAT Sa
CPLTXQU 0 T. 26.----Arrived the Horatio,
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beloneipg td and from Guernsey, Saiwtrai. Tozae
inastlrp with a. cargo of paving stones for his
jestr es DOA-Yard at this port. She sailed front
hence about a fortnight since, in .company with
the cutter Ganibier, belonging to duansey,
whither she Was bound, EDWARD LE GROS; inns"
tet, botl; which were chased shortly after
departure frinn hence, ,by a French cut-
ter privateer, which succeeded in :apturing
the
.Gambier, 'but litre her up on the same
day to the Mast& and Crew-, and she has ar-
rived safe at her destined pert; after' being plan-,
tiered by the crew of the privateer, which k a very
fine vessel of her class, quite new, and was on her
first; criqe when •she captured the Gainbier. We
understand she has sixteen 18-Toun(krs, mounted,
an& a complement of, PO men .; her name is the

Gleltnerii9j- the Channel... 0 Thursday last she
cli'Oed by the Albieore •sloop of war, aiici
,Pickle gun-brig, but escaped by superior sailing.

.Arrived in Caw Sand Bay, last tril,4it from, the
Channel Fleet,, the-,Boyne, Tigre, and Sterling
Castle men of war; ,the ff'irmer is the flag ship of
Rear-Admiral Sir 11 XXRY BURRARD NEALE".

Also arrived his Majesty's ship Melpomene, with
a fleet of-transports from Lisbon, which flave
hoard sick and wounded troops, invalids, and French.

prisoners.
Arrived the -*hates brig•. of war from a cruhe
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in the Channel ; the Hee, CURTIS ; ...1/qii„,
;11.1k;HARDS ,and the Ant, PEARNE, from Penzance;
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Young Henry,, SANDECOMEE, 'from Looe ;
.trientiP MADDICK, ,from Southampton ; Uniwa,
TKENNICK from 'Dartmouth; and the Success,
DEEBLE, from Falmouth.
Sailed the Virago gun-brig with a small ,convoy
for Ireland.
Inc Stork sloop of war is appointed convoy to
Pormnonth, and, it is ekpeeted, 'Will sail this
evening, dr:to morrow morning.

OCT. down from the Ifiyer
five sail. of-Merchantmen, and, with a large fleet of
outward-hound, still remain.

Flvq4CLocK.-The wind canie•suddenlyah to
fro it the S. B.ly. and has every ap-
`pearknce of increasing. tit shipping at preseitt
ride it well.

TORBAY, OCT. 26.—Remains his Majesty's *l4l
Semiramis and Castor.

FALMOUTH, OCT,. 25.--61 tile- bis MtljeS.tyls
ship Rota on a crnize.
The license of -the American ship /ITaysi•ilie,
now lying here, having expired to-day,' the Com-
manding Officer afloat has thought proper to seixe
her. •

Y644IOUTEI, OCT. 27.--Sailtd the Primrow for
off the Texel ; Thrasher for Heligoland r and the
BritisJi Pair- for the Humber:

HULL, OCT. 26.—A large ship teas (WITCO aftt
of Sunderland harbour in the gale at the begin-
ning of last week, with only a single kand 444.
board, and has.not since been heard uf. .

On Monday Mary' Ann, SALVIN. from Le nu
put into ScarliorOugh, with loss of maid boom;
anti tive-George and .4nn,. FOSTER, for Bostxiii:\
with loss of rudder, both from Sunderland, with
coals ; the latter was obliged to discharge her

cargo.

Tlie. Friqiship, of Sunderland" was driven oft
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shoe at Ifymington on the 15th inst. and had four
feetwiatt in her hold.

Ma* .se'nnight, the Fortuna, THOMPSON,
and , Thames, kliwArto, arrived at Leith from
Archangel.4—The master of the Thames reports
that the snow was 12 inches deep when he left
Archangel, twenty-two days before.

NNV AL_ APPOINTWiIWPS.--..Cflptain Arstpago.
corliroantling the Ettiaitomb,,at-Ports:nouth, to command the
Pelican fitting for service at Plymimth. Lieut. W..
Strting to the Wizard sloop, in Portstuouth harbour. Lie*,
'it. Bastard to the Queen • ',lent. the H0n...). Gordon t, the •
Revollitionnaire frigate, at Portsinouth. Lieut. T. Woody: r
to the Sealiorse frigate, at. Woolwich. Lieut. It: Louey to
the Reindeer sloop, at Plymouth. 'Lieut. J. Irwin to the Bat-
ham, of 74 grins, in Portsmouth. Mr. T. Terrey, Purser of
the Ist-Takes:Aube Purser of the Hotspur, of 38 suns, off the
Fref.teh.so,44l

It is.,-innitted, that preparations are making at
PortSlitOiithotor the aCcommodation of theßuSsiali
fleet.;-:mnitehli expected from the Baltic before
that Seanhe dosed by the frost.
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Admiral HOPE, o'ne of the Lords of the Admi-
ralty, is gone to the Baltic, where he will have
the command of the fleet during the absence of
Sir JAMES SALIMAREIt, Wl4lO. is *coming home in
consequence of the death of his daughter. Ad-
miral HoPt has hoisted his flag in the -Belloncr,
74, in the Downs, -and retains his seat at the Ad-
miralty Board.

On 'Monday se'nnight, during the severe storm,
the wooden but, tonstructed as a temporary
dence for the workmen employed in erecting the
Light-house on Tuskar Rock, near Wexford, was
swept away ; by which unfortunate accident, 14
persons perished : five -were saved by clinging to"
part, of4tthe - newly-erected building. They were
brought on shore yesterday evening by an oyster-
boit„-almost exhauster[ through hunger and
tigue,:ai-no boat could before venture to their as-
sistance.a4wo- of them are so. -much bruised, that
it is feared they cannot survive.

iSPOMING INTELLIGtCt.

3:7A1 MARKET THIRD OC'fOBER ; OR, HOUGHTON

MEETINC;',. late.
, „ • TU ESDAY) oczoBER '27.
Fifty Pounds for 2-yr olds e.trryikig a -f:itller, 7.!...yr of s_74.
5111. 4-yr.olds Bst. 916. &-yr ()Nis 9st. 3113.6-yr oldsseir. 716:
and aged 9st. lolb. Last Car'e M. o€l3. C. -4
Wlr. Thornisill's Aquarius, 3 yrs • 1
D. of drafton's hr. f. Piequet, 2. yrs .. .:;:-.: w. It
tily. Lake's Venture, 8 yrs . . g
?','!,--

S. to 1 asst Agtiarius.
Sweepst.altes of 100 gs. each. Ab.
Ll C. H. Somerset's 011'a's Joke, Bst.. -
Mr. Shakespear's Scrub, t;st.
D. of Rulland'ssSorcery, Bst 7th
sto 4 akst Scrub---6 to 4 agst Sorcery.
141 Folev's Teazle, 7st.'l3lb. beat Ld G. H. Cavendish's
Lecleston_ ;_ Bst. BIG. H.. M. 100gs.-5 to 1 agst Teazle.
Ld G. H. Caven!lisit's Merrygoround, Bst. 21b. beat. Ld Fo-
leY's Osprey, Est. 10th. T. Y. C. 200g5.-7 to 4 agst Merq-
toround.

D. Ofarafton's Woeful, 7st. 41b. rec. 1.50g5. from TA Low 4.
Bier's Dimity, Ast. 101 b. R. bi. 200 g s.
Gyn. Gow•r's ch. c. brother to Buttercup, est. agst Ld
R.ouss's b. f. 'The Roe, by Quiz, out of Jerboa, 7st. 111 b.
F. C. 100gS. b. ft. Off by consent.
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