Star. — London, England, 1812-11-06 00:00:00

• GOTTENBUR,GO V 1 WA, SEPTEMBER sr. They write froth Turkey th4t ,thpSeryisn Autho- skies have tetieented to atthaik..tO tik.ttFte. SThCAHOLM, OCTOBER ' - ' 1 All accounts from Russia speatjat terms the most ' „tinequivocatuf the fixed ditriuswiminvith• • ror Alexander to persevere in thg99ntest into which he has been driven by the unprincfpled'ambition of the Emperor Napoleon. In . ibis war, upon 'yip the very etiatence of feiniira aS a nation in ,4 g i• • measure dependa, hig htkieity is coidialtitsupPotte classes, of bit subjects. S • .!.. 41 1 - THE EVENING ►T~ ; : _ Ici 1:71 p.« ;• : • ;LONDON, ' 1. - . , -,,' , si. 1 •:. • • •• • ': * ' . ~ : 'VI.; s.':, FRIWItY, NOVEMB.ERB: ,1 •i • 1 • - - PRICE. OF STOCKS THP DAY AT ON* . ...rem ..„. • Reduced 541—.4 per Opt. 741-5 ki Ct. Si • 5 ,.. '' f , 4 .:, _ Cons. Ski 590 —for ac 594,--Ottut. ii ti-s• 14;21.4110 .c"'" 1 • rank Stack 2154-14ps Annpittes,ls 1,40114-Ak i. i . i ~••• , i eZ.3 ' 71% Each. mai.. Ad.) ip..4646-. 0 444 1!:414 - yre, ~ ' ; 1. At a late hour last stieit)trati‘litiiiir. Mini -,, • iseriNed, with intelligence from the1... 44 ,,, ~,,,, 61 --- . ::-' . - arpitia iti ;-%. i the acrid, of Moscow, to the 91.15-sik, being the date of the Itsst r French Bulletin, • Slain in Mt - determination ci "resiiio - yery thing like conciliatiott ;Atvith the Invader; of his country, the Emperor ALutia 1 AIMIR hat a *O4 'i=ii Wined to .Ihtelfka. repo- ' "Is for Pe4cr.„ - iligietioi is. said In bnawilsecai in dui . • land-writing* jittai t trmtrn himself, but it you Tat ' Wined onapened:.oo this conditct of the Sovereigi . . .. -tof Russia we viesNetvival of that magnitirtrnity and ' • " ,ItllaPialn which 4101 i.. lat ttiOr talice d the tierces . sad • .. . ! firs sr forme" dew Such indeed *Meyer be the 31itiduct of a ivin4c,h,,who wishes no Ire eensidered ' .:,. -•. ps the father of his people,- and Ole i tive alreat and .;,;•:. 't Ovious,,e4ainple to posteritt. . . • ,• Reports of the ntostratlfyins desert**, froin t . I,)‘s'yoripos Genera/s; daily reach the Emperor, • and• the occupiers of Moscow ate 'hourly becoming more • _ rettless'iit their qyarters. They are totally in'the dark ne In Vlntuni;lone stilie RusWen•artnies around them ; ioid wh they send nut detachments, on.uthitt *ay be 460 / tough termed voyages ' disprketlr e they , . rtyerlize4iirn. The clouds of Councils whiltr i tsluiver, sou *mks!' are at length engaged pr:44ll.lt4kfluit . bind •of• warfare tor Which they are: kifiels the' Other hand; the French mutt beciailtist i tittser, in the util'y description of trocriss4.o4 it, (AO oPpen'..e dtein with effect ; . sire ineanseheir cavalry; . • ' refs desperate efforts: l l;444;bl . • . .. g li4istai Att 4.t0 eb ditinin•Cliisions Arian :ths•-itnioundini• country., is i ibOitfpinipcirg r.flet 0114 the granariet Or Moscow. . 'vete not in:Well stored-as his ftisodn,urraria; were . . "la *.e4lpcct• ffettl I . 4Bnillinsi - ,• - ..' ,•,'.... ' .:,::1;,: . * :0. The subjoined' official Report . from • Coont7iVrit.' ZRNG•knoDs should bo read At. the same OM* with the . . Twenty-third French Bulletin. When BokAi).ARTE - tells us that 41iIII the affairs of cavaify iibia been . succentroldrAust be understood to- sap 'that by bending•outtliese forlorn hopes he gets rist Of just so party nsandtes - vihieh . he cannot `fill. 'lldi,viill be - ' is* behialaitriiaro#l, policy thtough94.the winter. : . ie: Veneto Ceinblia it sutsfluid cOncilatt)tr ketileittpsMr: - ,• •• , RUSS.TAX•i3VLISTDI. -• tl f :•' . . EIJ/TLEMENT TO THE yr. yE ISRSBURGHiIdarn ~ • . pi SEPTUM/34E17, mcfotrEß'i.Y . '': i. '7 • ..; .. OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS FROM THE ARM 4 - , , 1 The Atuanr-Geaeral WINZINGERODZ IniptS le cte t r ial4 . .; tel . k . kiestt,' Ull4l - d* -of mew& ofiyitAiittit, v .. 4) ..• *ail* 4111ase n of Oaviio)!shS#Y44l9 l oa,, .., .: ~•.* , -.' f OW subtotplyetyliprgrpo . 4o4qo4o4l, ifie:joiri thing is .well time ihmooers, 11l 41 1 1 1 ,11dsi .. -• i . • - I•::lasetimet:ltite vanguard, • and the stdeg**Figoits, On' . .. theileiiiiir to'W . lstant and i10:410,,,,04 . *e 18th 4°o-115*t.P4.4:!1)t711 !Kee . AY*: P ri OOKiv " 4 0 4 11#.1 , •ghll PrenchAtingword mania , . I. *Ailoir iskirfir pinidoos on these Voids; tildoetTs in . • 1 4 viti e igrOlroei,nioeWon the Onel: to Vii!idi*. ~ junt *Vie ill i tiK . :4l.:l.lxejuegfF,..o444 : 44911610 ' rots. :bo the roif, to St. Peteisburgh, no st!atter Pent: have been miide by the enemy since the Ingl .. reports laid before your impfrial Majesty, of the . lfith (27th) 01September.. . .• . . . „‘) "In the last night, we have taken,prisoners...ooe ' officer and S 4 privates of the fifth division oft* first • Corps. This fifth division is stationed •it trialkara 3 ..and the detachlpent` beflsre-ffininfortertiiii i ito s :t 'tramMO4swns re •noilect- , prooinions,• l flii 1 Gotdeiew,• who a itAtioilet itit . the tOtinVitsi;kics * senek, has yestliAtilliitlit '99 French private sot diets ii 'pristir(lo44:. ..11!e most of these had beer' 1 wounded in tistalattie 91 Borodino, end ;rowan their 1 moray to the hospitals at Moskwa for Weft 'recovery. fAI - lis imperbtl.,M4iesty's Adjuts,ni-Colo nel Ben herideefrisl,lsstert *tali his detaikiotnt*inten Wor lolcilitit4;atistiittslilia, near the rilLiki-of Spask. * • 1-Ip,witit kia_sitgieheaerit, has caused usual loss to On euentlaninie,tO the towns of Rnsa-andMoshaisk. praittewattliftdrktke' had been pnstted forward by the iletticii,d) 4414** tachnient, CA , looet. Bob kin daliPlittiiin4 ..a . , ietti2 9TljOißed Tarty from thebody • .- .kg 11/:. • • guard miments of Cossac ks and of the Don-Cossacks, • •Ilewaiskji• four, said Tichemosubow tight, not . amounting in the 'whole to , rtune than Wu men, : t . These-:Wo scinacliOns *P4i;i 4 i ol l. defeated, and-fie: task prisoner., one captain and 152 men, with their The commander vt l he French d t t tl a m ent I ;hall - have the hitkitto,yilo ! liar * a , urlmperial Majett) of 311 tbOitt Aoftatte , dlexacely, in dbese eogaleinnisp" - - --- • :" .. • . . . .i..4: - :i - .e•n.1.2‘. - -- - • • -.;. -2.;. , . -.: ..i.li• •7. . . . - _ ,a_-_ Ammo: ...7 .4: 7 1 . horses. 'll Wa; kigel report to yoi 004 0 4 0 1 411 , 2; 4 .. :. , . SECOND ED ITAR•CO i,• OFFICIAt, ATTELL. • • • P&TEP , Attar. this raper a.... - • ^ ' - e ' time, we received a copy of*, Win,* isSellige . ace. fwitrltussia.-intelligerice which- tiiir*.:t Readers will pertge with thite . .iter' ple*riVt4iiii. it is offieial, ilk ,-, . beingrectivallay Government; , ft ilktifore corrsitt. 41 By i Ilulletin of General l e ssee, dated the 2 Aih f::••tc;!:*, -4 pppe:gh,.42at • tie . advanald . guerd.let Count Sriterdutu, bad been attacked 47e .iimes74 . MarstilfiticnoN46, without success after which. the biarshal .. retreated, giving great adtkiitagea l liP :•Conbilifferoawsrem's Movements, f' - '' . _:''' rM ' is' liiiii/etin of Prince •KuTusorr's, Of, the let Oc• . ••, ' • teletP, itifeg that in the last ten days' he had made Ore ,5090 prisoners, a number Of officers of all 1 'ranks, amongst whom is Lieutenant-Cattle:al Fiat.l mitt, Chief of the Staff to MURAT. • , " General TORMANZOW had sent three Standar* of Oatm.cit's regiment 'of light cavalry to the Em. Per7lta takes by Count de.Bummenes. " Prince KUTUSOFF adds, that 200 etrirasaiers, taken prisoners in the environ of Mosemkstate era- nimously that the enemy is in the greatest want of provisions'. . ....44?-.,--.l.e , latos- - ter,. • “ It appears that the Austrian corps had been drives,-back upon the Breach. ~, I oldie' arikaTE had sent a message °freeing petite ' . . • lrf 96116 LAURLSTON to Prince rsUTUIIO76." • '-. • !: I 1., ~..I*.c 4 g.jsmetrs from Lisbon in yesterday's Sfalt ! i i OW Correspondent expresed 'his apprehensions 4;1 the Siege of Burgps would be abandoned as a &vial teal enterprize. Wear* sorry to say that them fears have been realised-,that. the siege of Burgos 'fin been raised, and that when the dispatches announcing this event eattie sway, the Marquis of Wauaturrou Was gloving totter* Madrid. -......!-- • • i 1 • • --'' .4 Geiideman has arrived in town, who left the .'eericit. etiait on Tuesday miming—he informs ns, that .pil., intercourse between Paris and the Coast has been interdicted for several days—that on the 25th end 26th-of October the barriers of Paris 'altbalikut ; and that late in the evening of the 26th, 411*e. disaffected Qenerals were carried to the ,Bois de.Boulogne and•shot. None but military were . , preSent, l 'ind the execution was conducted with . the 1 greatest privacy: Maictir is said to have exclaimed 'before he was shot : f• We are not the last of the Romans;" . •-r---.. . A report prattled in the City this morning, that . Commodore konozati, ind the President frigate, had blien ciPtireillaY 8113041 h squadron. No such intel ligence has reached the Admiralty, .r . - • : .: wr INDIA SHIPPING. • 2 rhe BAR/110 extra ship, from Bengal arrived off Portsmouth the 4th instant, in company with the BA.. . ~... ,ReSSA country ship, and were standing for thettowns ;‘, sailed' front . Bengal 21st .June ; arrived at Madre; , 7th July, mitt sailed - from thence 18th July -1 44 4 : r . *(l .at St;.: Selena the 12th September, azia : sailed.from deism on the 14th, in company with the tonuntry ship Bainssa, 'which sailed from Bengaialtent 'six weeks before the Baring, and arrived at St. He. . • 'ltd abo i lltleta days hefore that ship. fIo:LiaIIOkASTUIRILAGH had sailed from 8enga11.,...... ~ : for - Mini: . ~ . . _. The.Wamtarlixertarelfiladialso sailed fr om Bee- Ply supposed for' &ilia. '.; '; ' • i The Suansifiad sailed 4cen Madras, on her return ib Ben.gaL 1 ; The Doves CASTLE was in Dock when the DARING sailed. • . The BINGA &arrived at Madras the 9th July..-The , BENGAL, Oirdill(tiipp,. separated from the ogler ships .for Madras, iibleblailed with her from flortsmontb. I The BaNGAL bad delivered her cargd for Madras, and sailed for Bengal in theeTeuirig of the 18th July. . I .l'he Eat's, Sr. ViNCEJLTI AMA. and Palace . . Rxol caNT, anchor. in Madras Roads the leth JnYy. . - 'l l The BARING spoke his Majesty's ship MINIM* . :convoy the 98th - Sepiember, in tat. 7. K 10f1 : 'B¢ • d all well. CORK EXCHANGE, LONDON, NOYEMB!R 6. Ws have a tolerable good *apply afilititoit Corn In rowel et Market to-day, but not much fro* any other part; flood, Watets still maintain their prices; hark y, although we have a large mg.! rival, is in g ood demand. at Is. per advance,' and other 1 Grata in g eneral appears so-matntaii he lats•term4ltarattival of Rare lirr..d this %soak is Mdsee larger than of leritysilt have declined from £4 to £6 per laM; ether Seeds swath es„ae• fore; Dow without variation... ,- . - • , • ‘i. ;HIP. f • English Whea t , 9 0 ..1 9 0e. assa. Nils= Tugs 14.4118 4 , •ct 4 Foreipdo. Ws. 115 6. Istie• ' Mlle Seed seell. OK SIO I IOL, Dautaick, —to 1.564. , . ; Muir 105 s. Mkt' flibtalaff 0 1 1 gye, 651. a* . . .., • ' Ste Aft eta- = 4 tE !. , BfaleY. flee. 73., Beans, eld 141t1.714611.' Malt, 10:4. Iles. Caraway, per cwt. 794. 754. ! - lark Dine, aid Lalliiiillllli i l coriander, do. 40.. 441. ':‘ r ........—.... mew 1111,4444 ' Tornip!,per bushel, llh, WM Meg Peas 765. 406. 'l.4' - • 1111ters Nirki Mitscierd, oss. i Oop.-2 110 ; - 1 $ ll Ewa do. oos. 4.3*. I cawiersind*ra••• 4 ; o43 11141THRELDellovoppoltik*" . ' • • Bed jr,od to Os Od I Vogl -11r.atro Moron So od tO 6 r od f Poet • od to Is $4l .41"/ Ibm'93° 7l, S iL eeP *adl4. 4 07 *.•. „e , • cahirip OW' 1 • .. 0./om: •isso4 •O;•0 *.; • • • .~~ ,L4IGANCI. canw "wind. . gy p ; kayo 4vit!g cinvoy from .. Urdshrps lave given. foie answer,. that they should -not feel themselves justified in Miritthie."Majesty's ships in the Baltic 40 Vitty ate" period than was M. first determined. ?.. tr!:•••• ~ •":'1 • - r ..* *. , .. B .. i , , i SO Y P ia ER 4 &Vend of the • • '• ' • 4alticennvoy him' this day arty rreiliii • Sind .‘ *MAI Alias kW this Clay Pusga.VPISPAP, . .. • . • . VAliTMOIlit .111DYEMIIER 4. Arrived the •PaCkntobitit sad- Providence *web, from 1ti0r1aix......;.:4; :.4-ti <+"`•4 •''' . • PAl:Mbttelf,llo*s . Lilt 3. - - The folliiivina Packets, together with the SCYLLA and Sem/we/Ka sloops of war, with their convoy, have this day made the signal . for sea; Marlborough, i for Lisbon ; Queen Charlotte, for ditto; Carteret. for Cadiz ; Princess Mary, for Gibraltar and Malta, and the Chesterfield, for Halifax.—Eight o'clock r. at. The wind has come round to. the westward, but still - moderate weather, The packets and convoy will not sail to-night. . . , , PLYMOUTH. MOVEMIWR 4. Sailed the R.s.run, of 16 guns, with the-Lord Keith transport under convoy for Falmouth. Arrived the Sraaapw, 16 guns, in eight days from Corunna, with dispatches • and FANCY cutter, from of Brest. The Manna frigate went from Barnpool to the Sound. The Systsuous, 14 guns, went from Hamoaze to the ISound. Arrived the sloop Two Brothers, J, Haw, master, from Guernsey, which was chased. on Mon.' day by a French lugger, but escaped owing to the ap. Iproch of night. Sailed the MELPOAIHNE frigate, with 1 a convoy for Portsmoth ; GLFANSit ketch for Cadiz, with dispatches, and.Acusras gun-brig on a cruize. - We ,are glad to contradict the report sent forward . from Torbay, of the capture of his Majesty's ship Kuosroms, by means of the arrival at this port of ! the American schooner Experiment, the master of which, instead of propagating this intelligence, is t ' still at sea, on board the Rover', and never has been, in Torbay—the Prize-master was astonished, On his( arrival here,. to fi nd that such a reportwas in circa: lation. The Rostra did not know of thn;etar:tnitil; l the capture of the Experiment; by whichmeani also • they were informed of the capture of the Guerriere s, by the Constitution. . Remhin in Hamoaze—The Implacable, end the-Centaur, 7* elins, the Rhin, Surprise, Belle Poule, - Audrorneds, Amaraltbed lihntorne, and the Resolute. In Stonehouse Pool---The Growler, Arrow, Himrod t buy, Neptune (2), and Rosa tenders. ' • Between the bland and the Main Land , —Tbe Acute., Oren. tee, and the Piercer. ~....- . D EDITION. . NWlriar INTEL4IGANCL_ 1 , AR ,,piiv re • • x. ... . S. - ... ; twnid-boupd Baltif con Tay liosely Bay . . . tpdnesday, -with fair wind, •s , : LittGZNCE FISOII '''' ~,i it was understood in the easiy part of the tenon, . ...,f . "I ;bat the last convoy *mild kern Nana the 10th of R.StURGIL • • , October ; but the one now attiring having sailed -the ____._. ~_v _ ,,,,f., 9th l an application has been mane In . the Adrailalty i helm at'rearemlemaentl" fora convoy from Matwyk to Great Britain - . Their r A L. I • .• ' In the Sound—The Andromache, Pbcebe, Mediss,Tavourite, Sparrow, and the Strenuous. In Cawsand Bay--The Boyne, 98, Foudroyant, and Tigre, 80, and Sterling Castle, 74 guns. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 5. I I Sailed the STAB, 36, Captain Hoeuar, With specie for Corunna ; DORIS, 38, Captain LYE, for Plymouth;, and Beante,lB, Captain SMITH, on acruize. Passed) by early this morning, for the River, the Baring and! Barrosa Indiamen. The Downs convoy got under weigh this evening, but, in consequence of the light air, brought tip at St. Helen's. The outward-bound still remain, the wind being two or three points too short for them. The RIEVENOR, 74, Captain STE WART, was released from quarantine this morning, and is ordered to be fitted immediately for the Me diterranean. His Majesty's ship MINERVA is appoin ted convoy for Bermuda and the Bahama Ishuuls- , -- his Majesty's ship STORK for Cork and the interme diate ports in the Channel.—Wind N. fair and mo.' . derate weather. ~ . DEAL, NOVEMBER 5. This day about 200 sail of merchantmen and C 0.19. tet, some. of which have been lying _in the Downs these four weeks, got under weigh with a fine breeze, and sailed to the Westward, under convoy of the VI PER, COUNTESS 011 ELGIN, CASTILIAN, &C. &C. His' i Majesty's ship VICTORY arrived this morning frim the Baltic, and alter bringing tntill pilots could be 1 put on board, sailed immediately for Portsmouth.— Great apprehensions are entertained for the safety of the INCONSTANT frigate. Commodore Owax. It ap- I pears that she was blown from her. station offZ.Fluah lag during the lit! ' tremendous gales, and driven ; into the Worth S. A brig. that saw her last reports ' that she had liiii . all her anchors and cables, and was then in a most tempeituous sea, under storm fore -1 sails. The known ability, however,Of the Comman der, and the ureellent discipline of the crew, favour] • a hope that she will weather the storin, an# get safe 1 into some port . Arrived since my last his•Mlijestral ships Twit= and Afaurcora. Sailed thn Zeus:ma,' TWEED, Acrtve, and Paossernstis, for Spithead ; the'OLYMPIA, for - off Dieppe itratsrLs, for off Dun. kirk; Tlctitamt,and Acme, to the Eastward. Ar rived from the Baltic, and sailed for POltsmouthithe Daratue sloop of war, Remain the line of battle ships as per last.—Wind N. . GRFENOCK, NOVEMBER 2, Arrived this itip;ilkelgana, WALL/ice, bec ; with a'fleit aqklbe 6th October, c( from *0 to 50 sail; plod company on the I Newfoundland; a4 p Perseverance, • • port, *ilia at*. .a...until. The -, of this IMMT,lll:oollltßafoondiapd to swick, has been captured ,by an Anniican via*, of 11 .girit i 21 )4: 1 1,,, _SSW , af:ar -- which the :mpg *ate o f gaßAdoPis was the Captain 04 dime butv.wougies. Tt, ZDINGTou. a this post. sailed 'from Halifax Atkust for St..lc*Uvi;'NeivlSruniveick. IA of Selborne was. jumacd lv.,,hia Majesty!: I , ilia, (who had beak.ll4o4 the day.twfore .1121 p i st f°"ea ri l y: wi Si t il i calail th ea g g ; l. 4 . , 411 2W 714111114 a . op lirthild the terderell O P thrspo ber' ke ihmisMa jesty 's schootier Kiat.. Komi * and . supplied-it' :provisions. On the 10th WETWENIIKket by coder Amelia* ceinetty, an 4 .s4:s4inc'd Attie° milrke4.Tkhia ptetol thp4 Pfbeu. the4insok augenly 8 4Mg.911. As Comel-reseiT4 -'- os .. N. :. r 0 ,4 44 :.. 5e.4 1 11.. 41, -. 4 ',Avisms ii 44 4.-4 from __ •-2 - - . . Lne of battle. ii , With all this preparation, we are mechomitT" \ to 6nd . Sir George confine his operatioas to fence—.waiting till the Yankees are ready Aar' r, f rom Que . us ; 'when we might easily deitroy their Jiro , consisting of . and boats :It Plattsburgh, and thus mini quarf e l' the Banks of parationt fur several months. Lit r er • i 70 Indians, advanced through the = , ys! da , Thee y Adonis, days ago, lyiohji s heariii; u 4• this ... • % __,.... • , and to *w s et °P A War.W4 / 1 1 Wbith " . 41501Piew ..„....: *is, s could rolto . -e.vvisa ,merican pri. them, that though they an sction in on their. arms fo r two picculehra, lo lllb_ o l, l l ll . ... t ; • :skilled, and of an att ack — to prevent which, . ties' gas.; 4 ..: 7' , best bridge. and destroyed With, rOdila .. .„ ..• . ' I suppose they mean tO: inside as. •, d o,. • , 1 i T a h li e fax eam 2 7 e t t h When- west " Mr. --•-••-, who was f o r aliverJa is•je il.: ...;... ' I Afteit es ship s hip S TA . quarters, and who was offered the rank ás by Corn- Colonel in their artily, his, it is said, . ; b ac k to Ha- George to destroy. their camp with . 80:40215. 64 bo rt , in cons- GeOrse it said to Playa replied i oatk poke his Isfa. not to make any attack not 004M4:1*" , pliedit• with - the lines.' • .' iy a schooner. 0. 1 . 0 . forbearance ? 'AWLS* T ire. ail s6Milif. ~ or Vieakiiess, tends to. • _.... .. thealinleat twaggeriag, an on theit • 0.10010111..1w 47 ' tr • eiT/4 1141 1 111 . bt 0174 1•7 ao 7 thirtibli, - • , ..... ..• : • 4 , - - • • rat r 4 . '..:, t 7-2 , • • .. '• i : .. ~, .t"N ti , .„... - •• - • 1 , , . shot in the hull and sails, and the Ned bad one I to wounded t both the clews behaved in a gallant t ar ,. ner. The Comet arrived at St. John's on the 1 2 September. BRIXHAM, NOVEMBER s o • Some doubts having been entertained otthesafiti of the Sir Home Popham, GIitORQE CI.II.IIIOITS illaitte, 1 it may . not be imp ro p er to inform th e pabli ca l anth aster of the sehooner Minerva, one of the su m fleet, anti who put back to this bay dismasted,rep4 that the Sir Home Pophiun spoke the Minerva abe t .eight o'clock en the Tuesday; sthich•Vias 24 h otel Latter the, atom: . , ,and at which t i me th e Sir Hoint Popham - * pot received• the )eass.damagle. r e 'Lizard bore it this time /4. E., dis Ant 0 league,. and as the w t iliCt. Sontinues to moderate, wed ee b t not ut CutititSlyi is . safi. .•„ • • . A:Plapticia ea llig olbutwc, !Bora el li‘kbvszr to have iorne Um tuitlitiWiter, have. lately *rep Axes et 'deism. '• - - _ 11 ‘ ... " ..;:=41frt , Z ,e The Sptightlf; !Ohm, of Aberdeen, *is ppto te d on' tho 20th September, off C a p e Breton. 'by th e American pritatEer; Teazer. On the 2541, • t h e L e . viatban, FRosT, bound - from Miiamichi, fell in with, and re-took the •Sptightly ; and ip p rocee di ng Kith iber to St. John's, fell in with his Kijesty's sloop of mar liAaaan, to whom she was 'delivered np, havi oe the mate and one boy on boatd.- Captain NAl itN 9 and the rest of the Sprightly's crew, bad beep takes on board the ptiTateet, but espeeted, niibeynt cn shore on Cape Bteton Island. Captain Nintx Ass since arrived Abeedeetn. • - • . •• .. - . The lolloWing . is kii eztekit, 'of ,i letter One P a d. stow, dated Ndrietnber 2'i , j: 4 6 I troubled y with this to advise that - . if quantity of butter bas lately been washed on 'shore in this vicinity, which from its state appears tit 'have been some time nn des water, —I Understand a few only of the caski have beea sawed entire, the marks on some of which, as Loaded this day, I give ton at..(pot, which Rd will hovel& goodness to make known,. which may lead to ait s . • tovery of the •Proprietbra: Harks . on four caske of butter—A. (B.)I. R. No. 209.—(8.) No, 8,, 0,) No. 55.-1. Doris, No. 554.—The shipsinato A ss and Lord- Keith, were spoken of 'Cape De Gilliam' 7l 1e Ist of August, on dceir voyage to•lndiaQl etc. 1mm010.........0.401 , .... . We have been favoured 'with the following mulle t. tic communication relative to - tlie . aniPaien to Cana da, which wilrbe found-to COntaia orth interesting inforniatida upon that illbidcill?!,l . ; ; *;r-*'„,. EXTOACIv Of A Lartia . ?Rd* tetarposet.; Cr" "St " Our Triced Kr.. ------r o aftlyad. In towa foot. New York a few days ago. On his, way he passed three days at Plattsburgh, the bead-quarters of tie American army, which, from ocularnbterv4tion,lw relatesto consist of 8 or 10,000 men,- unfer the 4:boi -1 mend of Generals Bl.iomfield, Mooar , Ind Petit,.9 ' This lorce is composed of 8 or 4000iecaltirie *Ol 1 the same number of militia; and somewhat:o*st the'southioarci. The militia is almost ail IV j State of New York, for the reekees still march. With this force no doubt is entertai but they elill make an attack ;sand if they i make it this season, they must be prompt movements; for the weather is getting cold, are not well cloatbed or appointed. Mr. • deed, states half of them to be without dieeidt' kr, which will never do fot a winter this country. To repel this threatened boa. making every preparation in our power, and the Ca, nadians seem well disposed to second the Cscretranwels " Sir G. Prevost has established-a nedii(1011111 of which is.at Chambly, ond•extendivtg esietaims; quay ; the main encampment is half waybeteen fa, John's and La Praire. Colonel Murray is at St. Johns with a battalion; and the Isle•au-Nauz is streeolys fortified, with a boom and chain moored across, is liver. 'This line of defence is composed of four mi. ments of the line, and 2000 drafted militia, with* corps of about 400 Canadian voltigeors, 'raised la; ' Spring. The Royals, a very strong battalion, hull arrived from. the West Indies,- are new marchings join the camp. The citizens, •bodrhere and at Ole bec, mount., guard, and 'do . garrime - ditty ; hided there are in dakisland (Montreal)ike•ittattalions d militia ..4r 4000 men, pretty we ll dille 4 P 4 A and w h0 4.7 • .3 on an alarm could :march la the Stags al half a day. A new regimeasof aidontied , 'Mink bit ; lately been formed by .drafts (mm thedifferentegi -1 menu of enrolltd militia in the island, susd• oldiglajw Murray is appointed Lieuteeant-Cobalt TWO* rtleMen of the Northwest Company= fortaiwg'nwt, 1. . of their voyageurs. ,wll_o, Wiii*v ilnettilksid el, le t .ict in advance with.* Indiansi., The ransiberanit. naHY ProPted Wa's *Xls .1),41 the-stansiamidiaBwo Ward so handsomely,. that they art to eionlig,llNOk Mr ! M , Gillivray is Lieutenant Clla* Glow dant of this cOrps l .b4,.sl,,aw Major, asdiligoaw, 1 partners of the Conway me captains and sitialli . _, , r j so that' the men, bejeg..coponansled by thelPflog ' they' itaire'heen accustomed to obey, atdi•4 lo4 °"",_ ' tiered disitheady disciplined,. at least iet_orw" bordiriatitk.' I.ought to add, that the 44 . 1011 1 . 110 °". itb pat, and the men ?re armed ,with lednibigiggr_,__ il*tiag„ a Pilig by ale ComPaffr Pcrnlsalfumi no mutt 0: to rive thein, - which at this maltilitedik g•er isw drea dful want.. = ~,., W' ' this • - , are sauch 118 118 P 4 to 1... fence.-..... - • when 1 j 1