Star. — London, England, 1813-10-18 00:00:00

:• ~ . _, . _ • FOR lioNtim VMS. , m,O l SALAS Prt ArCTION V107.-OF FM X' , October IT, Milk ! .., ~" -, . _ ..„, .....6.1d, • 4LOPTICERS rod COMM - • . • fAttOttlit Atitittot6 Trrna, Ow. fAJESTr'e Ndrr o l• krrsbere Areiti fv , , - % % • vwee v s i e r: ptintak he 206 Ito at 9 11 ft ° ( iw ' " le Y Mdirrawatta • &pi* Loellist, "•• want to # ll P ll * CO*OtMOSAIiPti 4P VICTORY.4II • I . lcAvoilikx. riptit ANNUAL JNNSR eali be ths, men Maii Blackh..atb s .1. " 0 47; 0. c."'ir 414 - Pa "r, n 'natant, such Perwtris as tile* sink, Majeoty's Yard at Peillidnittith: V11)E; maybe seen at this thfice. No Tender o'Cloejt nn the day of Treaty, nor asly or an 'tient for hint attends: ,very acrontrinied by a Letter addreallid.tori the Navy. Boar'', and signed by orraflonsible Person s enCtlghlttf,. beemue bound with the Perstsq teal:Wm at the • sauce/ MOW - - :,. ealliii4lier, - . . . met* date : in t h e most of November nest, in dirt; I v o% J The Rift Han. Loki Vivcoant SYDNEY. A, 1.1.. the REt.TORIA Lor GREAT Ty rHts. Henry - Abhmt, Egg. Sr cWA LrYli. Lieut.. Colonel Oallorooits lik. arising-mei Acervinft IMnaltia un Crepai of Grain and Hay on Jobs. oisr, E a q, errite Ttfolisluld %ten tired Acres of fertile sett -David Hunter, Esq.. tr:thk-tivst-2:indonsnitOhf thq Perish ef NOR . CHIPI.Etr,in rhe ... Lrevit -.. tui11 .: C 4.. , ;" el Lerable 1.19 m" Mar T r i El l /. 0. C. Repeat, Eel . , Ceaselt of Nent ;- and: an 0: athiesatiet Sad dallenetent lt- emir — w rpm • now, esq. • intent tebehed of the teirrards,-an-i at the Bar of she Miss 11 " . " ** fat; the li•e°ll4l.44t4a* p ' t a 11111164 ' anii i mtabli "' on Man . Dined. rabic at Five o'Uock Feels*. Tieing. 1 etitankeit - and detached OSees, Alm- Yard., ' add Ikaddcitit ; most valuable Close of i e l• 1 •• lack' --__, =Am 14 iter*, Wee iiikO l i l rytiet, most desirably ter NW mac*, Os Cidalkilaile Rakategtee. • ' Each Lot ties very compact, and. **ln i ea. Race, the sua. " ' - Soit is salaptad oat)! 44% 3 'me- oration. ._. . _ - for tit c due peiferettince!ef the cointc!,, _ OFFICE OF diPNAtigt_oloabrik.4l6c THE OFFICARS q t,m litt '4N, CA dOP 414, _ • FROM SATURDAT giGirr'S GAZETTE. - JESTri 0.1iTN42% _. :kw Notiat, ........ t. .... IM't !t !Aft - „ -.--. . , That Propocals win be received at tinsli'Office, iu Pall..lrll4' gsatm set is mar advent - 4010,1i situated in epopulous and '• COLO MAJ. DEPARtMaCre on or before Friday, the e4rttinetattt, feint such Persons as' tray ; iiiressing neighboorbleiods, olhUrtdre &one Gravesend, nine front 1 Dowitiso-ogßairr, ocTORItIt 14, 1813. be willing to underake the Sopply..of .the following Qtraddret Obliktric did Recheitier, sat 91fronsLeeidat. of ItsFich the falowing are copies, were this day ;v -end Descriptions of CAST !R M.! . PIPE, for service of thin thin Dos Primal Vardadars M gleg e efing, end will be attly,for Atii- ' partment , v i z . voy 21 days befogs the ep Diereeel ' ea . Selikong.plienr to Mr. yok e s, New raved ' by Earl itathast, frosaLleutsaant-General Sir Geoige 667 Yards of 10sinch Call Irian Pine. • • - •••, •••- Boswell-court, Linsoltait Ws 11111P11011 0 where a. Plan of the Presaa, hart. 9290 Ditto of cranes ditto Service Pip% . • 31';,-•• • ' Estate slay be Wen: • 114 Moe ot-to-inch Seentellsto• . • • • . . • . -: ' .: Ye ' ...* ...- -140X1 0 .101,1L,H$HJILIg. , nelartilliRE, Ally '' i kli Ida li ttn4Mista -1141-crliThl C • ' V K t i r bl) .99 l: l"r urSO Caladili acquei Mi nt7o s sar . i i ILartiship that th e roe • ,. 's fleet ortwelve sormaae 1117 Ditsoof 11-incli disk s , . • . :- • • ,_ OLOUCF MOM * Further rarrienbsos., together, with. the Terse stiod Cov#Penv , • TO RE PRIREMPID 1 ILY SOLD, . sf the Contrail, may be known, atthe Seaver% 's 11011(ce m Pat 1 imams! to a Deems of the POO Ah tt igs o s m ammy. before Its appearance, off__ 7...... ii liZ oa site Slat %Limo ; the dirt* gm aforesaid, any day berweeq the bras of TO ems - . o'clock, • Th ..." si p sl _ l zotte: ,_„, tio motors 01,,,he eetd square riggeC. vessels, ti. • l'ike, Madison, and Oneida where the Proposals East be dawdled, Pealed ap and Indorsed, , 6,- „ i —r e l T ie p i 7 -L ie i ta Salthampton buittilogs, g•tme to anchor in the ‘ . .Pitli g but the sghootiet s passed " Propuals for IroaPipe t" but tto Proposal con beadtnittedafter ! November I Chaisinlane I..ondon, on fewidoy, the ild divot . • - zip up the harbour 40 lank!. several boats full of troops the said toth instant, at to o'clock at 1100 e cff the sank dill . nee- i . . t i e * , o i i i itl yi o o . ooeit at Noon ~ • tore will any fehier he noticed, unless the Faityinaking it, or ! ',pHs, e., ESTATES Of HENRY GOODWIN, late at the former garrison, and proceeded from thence an Agent in hit:behalf, shad attend. ' to the town, ut whicli 'they • took possession. They By Ord* of the Board, R. 11. CAEN', renders. i ~ nt'.luak• of Wi l di ' dith, I° the emu " , et °erre, gat derailed. Ite in the several Cotintiki of Maimoutb: how' out and opened the gaol, lilact.i'vd _the prisotters, and took' ------"s '''illtiATdeillEt 4 BUßG. ~, w ow:atter, In three Lotat.eonsivins of the Manors of Durham • away three solvitas confi.ied for felony ; they then' THE'latt dreadful Fire at Gothenburg having de. 'and Kelpale, and four valuable Farms,•_with all tillable buMfrigs, w en t to t h e h 05i ,i,.,4 4 , 1 ,1 ema.,,lled the few rnco that siroyrd upwards of Two Hundred Houses; which were le the kvead decorations of Messiv.Vnhism and Tiunnus Fryer... ioul.ti not be es:illOveti ; they nett entered the sqlre• ea. fly•ii;habited by the Poor of that City , who art itonseqeeedy John Price,aski Rirlsarti Pleated, at low rents an 140 Acess Of, , in the greatest distress, a SUI3SPRIP ['ION has been owned tyre o lsislell "nod In bendo . Oltnate in the nelssrsi Parish... of Shiro- hOUSits tit some 11111 4 bitaatf p ' seized rues tanteataH their R F.LIEF, to which the Humoae are entreated to chntribute. newton. tutu:ode. sad Ca...went, ia the county of hlistsmouth, chiefly flour, the sa ale- ben*. ptivate property ; be., subsrnpoura• are tee .ived by Messrs. Reid, Iteing, and CO. • , cotitiinlii in lite iebole 977 A. OR. UP . freehold, nearly in a rang tween eleven and tit t;lee o'clock that night they re.. Messoi. 'I ottie and,Coniptott ; James Wilks; Mew.. . &slebenl: - knees together +WILL Public Sown tilted the Five Bella* at ; turned on board t i teir vessels ; Ye next Morning and Raw: also at the Barad yoycrs and Bataan's Coffee-hooka. Shkerebron,ant a Slacksial his obit beactsdjoining I ( Amount of Subscriptions already,adoertised I ieen 10 The Land -T e g 4, 01 , i b ei d x ,,, o vert a weal tart) io redoes. ; &hide, the Ist instar.t, the tn. my again landed, and Fiiriber Sishs, ,C 1118 1 01 1 11; al, aid the Tythes compounded for , thpon moderate terms. i st:l.t three armed butts pp th.: River Don, in search His Excellency the bwed sh ArnbaradOr, Eaten Also a Farm. with suitable IltiOdillitis and bee A- $ R. r 7 P. of 10i public stoics, of r.hiclt bc:ng tiisappointed, by sun de Rehausen - - Al i) Inielhist Land, pirtlf freehold (Land-rat itedeirial) and partly lief both soldiers and sai.ois had evacu ted the nova; G. A. BalVertnan, Esq. • . . $1 0 kosehold foul Pies, tirder the Dear) andChlipter of Bristol, *curia Messrs. Infra.: and Kraeft - JO 19 at fluntoseitch, in the Parish of Summitry.", in the Coeur of 1 - !the smal barrack, waati-yaral, an , . i si "sttre-house ot -- T. NV.. Smith and Cs. - 5 l 5l 0 Somerset, in the occupation of Mr Brederp, with irk shares k 9 i I Gibrahatr-Point, having been first set on fi re by them,. .---• Mammies and Atb e rs ~. . 0 , coo-writks, bit the freehold part; of Id. .or every eight hushes et and at day-light the following morning ;he enemy's •-•---- P.;chirtze,' Robes, and Co. - 11 10 ask liettled open the Estate. And ab undivided moiety of ._va'n'' fleet sailed. ...-. Spina, Molting, and 006 . . 30 10 able and etitiensfsse Woirls, earalpingOak„ Ash, him, and Steck *- Jacob Halle, Esq. - - - SO 16 t 'read, Horst*" Waid, Rutty Grove, Sant .Wo , al, and Shirt . The plunder obiained by theCnintO ttpan this pre- George Cowie and Co. - . •g 1 p • Weed, in be parish of Greet Hervele7, in the Court y of Glue- . datory expedi. ion has. been .iesamdilritliag, and the James Craig, Esq. - - - 10 10 tester, rernandlag ("ilk a "man inrinntre of about rr•n` '.''es) loss has altogether fallen upeninclividids ; the pub- A. M. • - . • - • ' I I . 15$ A. 1R.4 P. freehold & laud , and tie Laird-I.lx redeemed. ~ t•'- • . George Frairr,Esq. - 10 10 Pliticsdartiiithylfe &Aid* at the said Maver's Chamber. ot .ic 'storm o f en . ry ‘!esetiption 41ring i)%!eio rem•ofeJ ; Wm. Mansflelt, Esq. ( - • 40 10 bouthaliptonshuildiegs, Chencerty-lassi; df Mr. Lews Solicitor , and the only pr.aun , :rs talvis 47 tlicrn being confined Cox, Heise , and Co. • - at 0 , , aaviestituiielasiret, of Meinrs. - 01amtree and nicknsh, Sot:clots, lama and invalids in hca;tital„.., -- J. W. and J. Whitmore • nt 0 -13,11osintsburysequare; liffermatigle and 'Vlore-0,1(i, Carey•street, , -••-• 4 troops which wer e landed were acting as mi. --- 1. A.Levy and Co. . . 91 0 licioin's Inii-fielßs; Of Megan. ickering asd Swath Stapin-ion; • The • Mrs. Duppa , Upper Homerton • 3 0 et Mr.Wakeman•Long, Solicitnr, Upton . Severn; Mr. Parker; tine ; and appeared to b e . about two budded and John Lama, Esq. - V 6 Solisitdr. ffris oi; of Mr. Witham, hinwptist. Mor.mo,ithshire; fifty limn; they sutra MOW. di. command of Com . A Lady at Homerton - r..-.....—_ 3 o 6nd at the principal bras in she ne i g hbou r h oo d o f th e filters. .- . , rtiodore Chauncey - , and Lieutenant Colonel &oft, Plans sot the •listate. may beaten at the kid Messrs. Clarttee -, s , . .'•X ha g d Desor-r of War - oil his panc, both: , end Bicknell's; at Mr. Witham's, and at Mr. ' s • sati.tte "" :An ' r c .1 -- e - ' . 7 . ' • ' Teexim vein . also skew the Egste. . , ~ -..: of whtim landed With the w0 .. 0 1 2 * -- ill- t°10 44, 1 _ °Prathe ' meesexam-'a=o. ,, es•siimesilL-a... , art-if-al ot the ehritty,..laras totally cleitsibowss, s he : mi- TO BE SOLI) 10Y PRIVATE t3ON .. TRACf. ,s litia wre still on their parolr, and the principal ggn - THEEsTA•re of LANG WILLL; eon tiitling tlenien had retired, Iran an apprehension of been kr about 27,4411 Militias Acres, whereof the Rental ati dad . • Mated' Value amounts to Sg,gt3'per Annant. ~ - .- ite•t i eJ With the same .severity used towaids•reirea 'Hots extensive , beautiful , and pro.lue lye Estate Is situated on i c t i roe iud.,teitmv.:, - near Fort Golfe, who had been the North side or she Moray Fritts iu the Scitithenipart of tee male 'prisoners and sent to the United - States. Lieu. County ot Caithness, isotiading with the County of 'euthesiani I tenor ;,..Cdonel Bittersby, of the Glengarry Fcrici - for many miks, and having. Royal Grant to a Right of Forestry bi .., 1 ., ith the . detachment . of light: troops ander - hie attached to P. In aldi; ion to natural Wooils of Ihrch, ecc. con- I • '' ' • - siring in 'al Of'Sbout ass Acres, above half a million u: L ac e s 1 comr' . ..4d; woo had been stationed at aloft:- wiry of Scorch Fir, Oak, Elm, Ash, SCCAare hurl planted by the pr.t.s 4 apon - the a ~. atavance of All ener*l' t feet of th at sat Proettraor,whick thrive well; and this befog one of dr few place on the '.1.9:h Isidro% ordered; with-his detach: situations within the County,. where it las been ascertattard OW Plantatiens will illiirrfr e it affords a very promising field fur 'hat Mein slid, light a . tfdlery, hiptocied_ , ftwaite. .proo . ectian; beneficaand firnamenta/ mode of improvement , which may he of the-de:•isa formed on ißttrltegt . tut Heia i its,' where' carried on tow great extent, and to facilitate which, a Nursery he haJ joined 7. tajor Islaule'adetathment of the 10-pli . has been already established at the Garden of Langwell. . re . gintent, and concentrated hislottae On the Waving Ilse situation of this Estate is restarhabli bele" , " stud( ' evening 4 and convenient. It extends about seven iaiha along the Coasts , -r . . • from the Ord of 'Caithness eastwar4aud stretches fur many miles ( The enemy had, dozing the course of that day, from the Sia-slifire towards the its te elo r •Syy t a t Counts. The' landed from the fl,!.:t five hooded tuai, near Brandt'S Northern and Western liontidarits aretehelteral by the 'lofty LI • L.• • • • • 1 i , House, wan in intea:l ii or storming toe l est Minotaur of the Maven and the Nestalben, to the mamba of ' Witch the Property extends. Froatthese Mountable the 114vers but fi nding j I Ma' n . M tul.: w, ll nektred to re c eive , br Latignielf and Berl:Walk: derive their source, and after pawing them, and being informed i.i . I..cute:tent-Colonel Bats. through Vallies distioguislacil by the same *lames, they unite tie tersby's march, they re-embarked and stoad away , Rerriedale Inn, within agew Juladred yards bf the Sea. These bor York. Valdes *Sind Arable. Load, 'Meadow, and excetieut•lasuire, • "late the Banks or Rising Grouad b itamethasely•adjecont, are My last accounts from Major-General de Rotten reovetifl valtlihtaturel IA 004; beyond which are very ey-tanive burg are to the Sd instant, when the enemy's deo' tratka of Hill Pasture, of most rim :Ilea quality, where,' from had anchored off Niagara ; I have i eceiv.:d no tidings the • advantageous ;aware of then irtiortre, and •the shelter of tile ' vi et id s , w h ewattam ,„ y, t h e s,,,,, k l eedat au so „,„ e t th e year o f our squadron under Sir .1 , Dics Ye), since its sailing with cordfisyesaud safety. , from hence on the-Sist ultimo. 11l amsidera,bk . iinproveinents which hare been made upon I have the honour to be, &c. the Estateivlthln the last 40 years, add greatly to those natural (Signed) GEOROS PlUivesT. heautieefor width itas so -forty celebrated, as will-at to Its in- • ~ tonic value. Two copital Sleep Fansisokthetwith the•C!.e. Head-quarters,;KingSton, Upper Canada, Augur ft. li v t t e lir th eed rkvPto " Zal li s l as "sabli to rival, e iGr veifin " te relr fionehc i" i l i n d 4 ,, Nvot l h ' e t!p k , , MY LORD— Referring to my dispatch of the Ist &been' of the sable kind Nal bn the, Borders. instant, wherein I had the honour of acquainting your ' The inertia Mitssiall , berdeis Itai Vallen• hie 'detay v lint the LOrdship that 1 had thought it expedent to endea. litua , lon whew it sweats tiMilekablyroassitic anrl bestitlfult your to relieve• Upper Canada from the pressure of 14"*s over the river beliteeell s -wilie " l e ' s tils "r imia the. war, said to call the enemy's attention to the de poor the ma, and ierrostatiad by rine; grottoes comsat - with Wood. - A Garden With hot walls, Ice . hie beak formed ; "skit • f ence ot weir own settlements on Lake Champlain, *iihi - -to-the eitiblishment of a residents en that pa et the ay. by employing such naval officers and seamen, as ch - . late. • -An finc ilso'fasaahowletrand 01114-heuliss, have been l cumstances would permit me to obtain from Quebec, feted eelbieftet w e " eke r4sei - e• u-celle t i _,, l2le "P ea c e * to man our gun-boats, and the captured American he fial m on Fishing, Wjsida* pagers yields a-eptuusiat . sria rents vessels, for the purpose ot co-operating with a small i s tikes, to-he greatly hisiessed at she eapisatiooof the present feast. • I but chosen body of troops, in various demonstrations There are Okewileappaiinat.Ofvalueble Mines of Lead and I oa that sheet of water. Copper on the Estate. "A. new : stead, aide under-the authority I of the ParliamenterY i c onn w imob ,,,, , r - asse , horn the sout h, .1 have now the satisfaction of transmitting here- I, through the Elute, in iv -conrse to the Rot al burgh of Kick, i With to your Lords Sip, for the information of his 1 which tendert the access td thesouth, and to the in:akar:of the 1 Royal Highness the Prince .Regent, the copy of a' country, ran and'esPedhrons• ' The situation affords v'eonstent ; letter T have just received from Major-General Sir R. I on sup n p co ly. cti of G se un ati n w f ell va me rio tr s eskiwate .scrtii m rsiik piv. an ue, d•the tb gt;e c isest onun absin- on as l i H. Sheaffe , commanding in the Montreal district, I well as the mountain Hares, 131,46 C o sci ti pt acc o gau . G rouse. , l conveying the Official report ot Lieutenant-Colonel I Partridge,PrOvee, Snipe, and Woodcock. With a little attention. ' Murray, detailing the oi;erstions i.l .he c .mbined 1 Phessauts also risight'iren;be renal in 'the greatest abundance, ; movements which took place on the 29til July ; and , the Covers' beiog remarkably adapted for them. On the whole, I also annex the copy of another, which I have re-, ao property eitu be more desirable to the Sportsman, the Planter, 1 zih ceived from Captain Everard, of the Royal Navy, to : the tifpforßier,* or the Agriculturist. 'The Estate Is freehold, and affords a Qualification for Electing 1 whose prompt, zealous,. and able assistance, I feel or thing . EleeteclioParliamert for the Ctitinty. 'I he Teicds are I highly indebted. ' - . . valued, anti the Putter andlsatisle ihrtkos' are moderate. i The objects of this service lave been fully accorn- II„ Tia j ,.tamtahat.atais,ace. aye in the hands of James Hem. I , , Esq. W. S. 17, Heriot-row, Edinb4 rgh, who has full powers of 1 pusned, by the total destruction of ail the enemy's Sale. Mr. James Hall, the Overseer at Langwed. will Point out 1 arsenals, block-la 'uses, barracks, and _totes of every she Lairds awl Botindsfies ; and those desirous of acquiring ibrnsation lie gad requested to aptly to Capiainloho Henderson, '"' i description at Plattsjurgo, Swanton, and Champlain ! caps- O f•Ai n i et ,,,ly i i um"; else Facuor upon the Enate; or to Ale& I T . .°l".-1' ant th e extensive barracks at Saranac, fraser, Esq. Locoln's Inn. I ble o f conta ining four thousand men, have been burnt; • N. B. litendea Purchasers are requested to view the Property all naval, ordnance, and other stores, on the west side during this Sommer; as, if 'no. previously dispol.d of by Private o f t h e L a k e , ha ve b ee n destroyed or carried away. Bargain, (of which Immediate notice shall be given), it will be Wednesday the 10th November ner, mpor an in.r This i t t ' vice has been performed with a expelled to Public sa lvnn tbe up, smiouip campkinnin juin. at Iwo a , wor se: • degree' of rtimptuess and regularity highly honour- i bursa. T _ANOAULET, SECOND-HAND, painted yet. 1-4 Ins and black, witli barmiest sot on spricgs ;Abe wbole Is capital condition, :we! fit for irnentd.a:s use, 75 Cuirass. ad Turner's, coach-maker, opposite Shoretli ei Church. GOVERNESS WANTED. ' AFAMILY residing in the Country wishes to engage a Lady in the above capacity ; but to avoid unne ce.s.ry applications it is advisable distnic•ly to state that the most sitisfactoryandrespectable references and recommendations a;lvreitt' as superior qualifications will be required. Afire: attachment to the dottrit,es of the Church of England; a perfect knowledge of the French and Entii,h language.; such a profi. teary in Music and Drawing as wilt enable her to aLtend to her pupils in the absence o; mar ers • and an acquaintance with History and Geography, are in.li.pensable. Any Lady answering the above description, and between 21 and 35 years triage, wtU be engaged on liberal terms. Address, post-paid, to B. C. care of Messrs. Bagshaw and Sons, Ely 'yes-street, .Covent garden, London. s * ' 'HUN I 1 NG 1.50T1S HlltF r 1 • • Valuable. FREEHOLD . DtMEBln-ad MANOR of WAABf./YS, one full .and equal undiviirod Moiety or half parr wher..of will be 3OLD• by Auction by Mr. PIER sON, at the Auction Mart Lon on , on Tuesday the Ifixts day of October, 1813, at 2 &Ca& at hoo-tin . Crtiel.or . sulect nevertheless to the Uses sod Estates its and by the Will Of a Geudemact deceased, limited to the Spas and Daughters of bie Sun, who is now upwards of 67 years of age,. has been marled. nrsny years, and his Wife living, aged'Upnartts 0153, hut' from. whom be has been separated a long time, having previously had so issue. . Thr Demesne contains nearly 7no Acres of rich Meadow, Pas ture, Arabic and Wood Land, tytite.frve, and most of thel.and Taa resifts:2.d, of the ratty value of £750, with a quantity of thriving Plusher growing then on, of considerable value ; with Cie well-accustomed lan orPs , blic House, called the Pelican; at Warhoys aforesaid, most advantageously situate for business. The MANOR, with Court Baron, Court Leet, Rights, Royal'. tits, Privileges, and Appurtenances, extends over the whale parish t Warboys, which contains upwards of 8000 Acres of Land. 'I he Copyhold Estates held of the said Manor, cootalta 4495 Acres bf land, Houses, Cottages, • &e. of the yearly 'alnico( up- v -4r-h t of 5E4400, subject to the payment of annual Quit Rents, mounting to nearly aeffo per annum, and to Arbitrary FilleN Viich from the improvements, it is supposed must produce ea as atvtage uttO per eanutn. The situation of Nirarlsoys is es imdingly beneficial, only four rode, from Ramsey, Aix from St. Ives', and seven from Huntingdom, with excellent roads. To be viewed ti.l the - Sale, by applcati:m to Mr. Farey, at Warboya. -Printed Pai ;tennis, with the Plan of the Estates and te Conditions of Sale, way be had 14 days previous to the Sale, the Pelican Inn, Warbeys ; Crovn, Sr. fifes; George, Hun. ttrldim ; the Auclon Mart; of Mr. Bloodworth Surveyor, Kiralsalton; Mr. Ch often, No. 7, maple'/ Inn, 'Aldan; Mr. 3411 - sakiitor, Ruatnision; And of Mr. Pierooo, ‘‘netal Agent, Kifllbllhail• 4 4p , h. . , 4.. - -i)- -- 1, .. • ‘ . ; _ . , .. . . . • • ‘ ' e. , •"' —( ' :' l ' . 11. .. -.0" '''!•;•*•'"1i '"",•' .r• - • - • • ....o s. • _ e , ' 4.-:- .... '•. • ‘. 4. .. ..t li — A:k . Alt ' r . • . . , ~ , ,s• 0, , ' . 4 1 ?,./.. f l. . , „:---- ;f . . ' ", li i % 4.. • • 4* “ . 61.. ail ( . ; 44.• • • • '' • • II y• .6 . •T i - 4 (41 . . '.. • 1 4.• T .. I . . 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WOW' ta he,. *C., - (f)ignedi , anonae roistroal. kb:area, At ie bie & Stii-4 ilnita di* hOOPWP• or Iry =king to yop Excellency the Reports of the Naval and Military.- Conamandirs ,14 t 4 foto° emadoied ou, the eXpeditiod it° Lake giampl tin. undertake& in 9bedieace to you • dine t jou:, . • .- .. - . - LienteaWa.Q.iOnti tbratis *IA Sh 61 " 0 "0. 44 4 two of the g4sn-b tate. totalled on the 3,1 inseam t 9 Isle anti bi tic at 4 the .nevels, atritied theca yes. ter!lay• The tare* e• lihinita tikell WS* WI has Iskti Wired in a manner whiCh rel.cts great credit oit theCAnonsand rs and so 4ilkkg %vbg tcted melee tbenr. • I hare. etc. (Sifral * . it. lit Sitits.aisk Maj. Clied. fp. : - irk %a bilksis V t it -• J-110 land forms nf Eh, ggpOitson iticp t siont on tot; $4 I% 40* Sh eil taunt% Pli LititeChAspril4m.retspe4 out 44&41004,4.1111 40,1 mkomp i l;eo.l the ohAects pswipA asi.4 igitessig c l igy 4 i ried everr . oego iotJexectpjoi. • • • •• __, Th 6 esttitirt arsaga, hi a llh 4 9ltos frsili4 „buildings, And stores at tbs o pootigti c i f . giw.. r i . t-getber with the natel*T4 04/FaSkii 91 Urges CA , pallet of containing fqut tbluWid 1,0 91+% 991 *We atroyol i stimg Me rei " brqughl 4, eircif4 l 44, a ciaaimitr 91 Rayal sweep Vl*, eeti e 4 44194141 1% a large nu:nber of batictu*. "likg um *arcs #4 . an* storetat the position at amnion , fO/ 0441 . . - ztow S B ty, togethe r with saste44 kasta l ag; g o a i t wit... place, were destroyed. A detichntent has bees gelt !P d esire)( Ole iniiiiiP btiildingl, berracka. blu ff - 491Ibit llgc• at 1 4. plait' 'Amen. Every maistance waf tewiere4 1 4e oh: . . eperation of Captain, gveued anti tiring, itgyal Ha. TT. cbmalaadjug his hP'o 4 Y's 664 0 4 4 Nraf 101 awl Sikeeson• I experienced eery great bene4t Net) espositotes - . knowledge - of Lieitemiant-Culone. WiWaonl i , .14s,n lit% giMetity secoud in comman,d, I have to into*. , nit ..the highest terms of apiuobatton, Flee cktiplitite., NA- gutarity, and cheerful conduct of the *boa of ;he troops; and fegl fully Q(E)&telts A 0..444 it 4 0 APS I O O lustily named, their .;cituiage would hoe been equ44 conspicuous. Genefal Hampton has coneentrated the Ogle of . . the regular forces in the vicinity of Lake piantpleii, • i . at florlingt• n, fit rn the hest ,ioftitmatien, mitt va . -he . . . about four thousand tee liaucke4 regu*,l ,oo o‘44l4 a large hojy of inilitia. The militia. force assitrphled ibt the 41efessms 0 Plattsburg, disbanded on tote oiipearsoce.ilf Olio Mt , mament. The naval part 0 L 4.004000 se *ill ' cruizing en the Lake. For any-furilit:r irtioniatiop, „Liscg iopre Lib 444., . • . i t aa .t d your Aide.de-Pts, 'Serpi* L 4 hoettig,*. bearer of this dispAtch.,topare, ittc- tdigTfq.. ' - MgAltia. V.F14•4(:4• ' i ' ' • ' NE AM; 10 1 04, 41Watte .: • ' Sett—ReCerring .to my amps% of yesteid4y, I :Nag .. now the honour t , ) inclose,tile t tepprt of cik: W*4lll kit, Deputy. Assistant-Vamei-idastertdrefl4 -K* ting his having completed.th..2,ietrice he , attl.4etAlitlaf upon. I take this opportunity Ofpxgressiag.l4e act 'great beanat I derived .from tAtxdodiciolislan.d)nal ous conduct of C iptaio ;Witt, -i0 .14.9 , a4tasistiVf l .9l the arduous duties of .19991,7 4milittat.4)loq sinter-General to the ezgedttsoit , t i 4446 4 1 %. .(-Sigae4) .4... Atii*MY,l4icht:.col. 10eete illefe,Ansat!Os Stx—Agreetble Carrour 91T4e,tfr..iPastisaltiSaAsl so me yesterday, I landed with a detachment o.* '.looth regiment under iny,cotorittod, and proceeded to Champlain 'Awe, where we Wire; , my, ;Lock. 'houses and destroyed the CrortiMios4j4eststats. -i t service was performed without oppositions, _mete he. ing none of the r.temy'a.ptiops at t4ee i gy.t, * R d the i U habitants remaining.geffitosiyAtpup:4•ltzee)*. . . CP/M1. 0 414 4(. 114,.Q. Et. pen, _Rh Kijesry's Vile MAft joke-ChawyJaia. _Apywa a, /4441. . .Sin-"Major•General Glasktw has apprised_rour Bxcelleney of my rep a iri ng w i t h a party of c*ele and seamen to man the sloops .andgen-bsetts at ins Isle aux Noix, in conseqw-nce a your 1-tter of the 4th ultiino, addressed to t h e .s,:nior Officer :of his Majesty's ships at Quebec, stating it to be of great importance .to the EAtbic smirk; that an attempt .should be made to alarm the enemy °lithe Moutre,sll frontier. &c. and agreeable to your wish that I ehonid cornmatkicase any thing interesting that might wee, I have the honour to acquaint you, that • the object for which the c: rps under the commend of Lieute nant-Colonel Murray had b.en deta c hed, having beets fully accompiiihed by the destruction of the enemy's block.hoose, arsenal, barracks, and public store houses at Plattsburgh, and the troopshavingem barked on the Ist instant to return. there being nei ther public Wilding' nor store-houses remaining on the west side of the Lake beyond Plattsburgh, I stood over to Burlington with the Shannoo and one gap. b at, to observe the state of the enemy's force there, and to afford him an opportunity of deciding the as. vat superiority on the Lake. V7e were close is on the forenoon of the 2d; and found iwu stoops of abut 100 tons burthen, one armed with 11 gusts, the ottkr I, ready for sea, a third . sloop, s2mcwhat larger, fitting out with guns on board, and two gun schooners tying under the protection often gyps mounted On I bank of 100 feet high, without a breastwork; two scows mounting one gun each, as floating batteries. and several field-pieces on the shore. Having captured and destroyed four vessels, with. out any attempt on the part of the. enemy's armed vessels to prevent it, mid seeing no prosgect of in. duckg him to quit his position, whirs it was item s . sible for us to attack him; I am nom . mural% sie execute my original orders. (Sigm. - Teo& Pintaatt, Cootasetaler at Pis 1 44•414:4A. 1 ” Pl,* 4,luatilamard lie ihaJtamarionoata. • I• . . • . , . . , . • • • - "t . • ' - • kt i tit • 'CONTACT. • !, A THE pßnvens,, .VIONER.T4Ois MA. . on Wednesday, .ts 4 b 4 ll be ready to treat with suorlfne .S" 1 Ind Tons of I.IGNUM V A Form of the rosier Ir be received a•ter One r nricrd, unless tI4 Party or Every l'ewler must be at 4- • - ._ ~ '. ~' . . • - , . • . NEW STATE LOTTERY OF ONLY 8,000 ICKEIS, will begin Drawing the 3d of NOVEMBER. SCHEME. 'll Prizes of £20,000 are £40,000 9,000 S 3,000 4 500 S ,. 200 29 ...... 100 20 SO 1,040 ...... 20 6:0 First-drawn • Blanits 19 Each, 5,200 First-drawn Prize above £2O, First Day, will be entitled to an additional Prize of 4 . 3,000. rirst-drawn Prize above 4 .0. Oecund Bay, *ll be entitled to an additional PriZe of £20.000. cicrrs and hisARLS are selling by *RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and Co Couttarors for the Lottery, At their Offices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and ring the King's Mews, Clueing Cross • where,in the Lottery.. that dinialted drawing no the ..:11th Seitentber; they sold fodlowilig Capital Prizes: • . No. 3,334 . .1n 12 .Shares ip.o,poo 8,171 . V. holerieket ... 1,000 1,130 . In I S Shires 9,322 . 14 Shares ... SO 4 313 . Shares ~. ecs!