The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-10 00:00:00

111 0""' 1 • . . , r. «.... rivet. Wallace, to land sod intercept was accomplished, and that detachment . (6 , I have since learned) were prevented , ing the main body assembled at Hamden. °Catskill tho enemy had one man killed, wounded. Major Crossdaile re-embat any lust. We arrited off' Bald Heed miles distant from Hamden, *hoot 6rr evening, when Cap'. Barrie agreed wt mining to land the troops immediately. covered that the enemy's pimples were , ouslv petted on the north side of •th• Cove, . ell Itrevet.Mujoi - Riddle, with the grenadiers Iltd, and Capt. Ward, with the rtife ab• -•-• 80th, to dislodge them, and tote ul which duty was performed under directions, In a most complete and sal per, by about seven o'clock.; and wore the whole of the troops, Ineleditig 80 Caps. Carter (whom Capi.. Uarvle.had benour to attach to my commandh *PI* _ bivouacked for the night, during width it 'Aided*. , - iineloarre Xi. 3.) ceasantly. We got eider arms et fi ve o'clock this . r . i., ......., An d mi ~- ''' , •.' owlmorning, the rib rOmpany forming the eilVatitti • :. ainclep o the r uati ffif.,4 o 2o:m e her unk i i ! l .' •.• t. 1.; Oodei . Cott. Ward; &feet:Major Keith, vitt • the n , ,t , MAE*. / ' •• ' ' i • • . light evalt i of the 62d, btinging up the rent! '; Wit ofiatforlege-1 nu* and dlr. *., •,, the.dm of marines under Capt. Carter, tottewl! - . vroossee.. ~ eilth ttmeraha-1 Captain, t flit lee tipon my banks, while' Capt. Barrie, with th**lgii.,a m e ses i ii _i „„4, and Ate. .. 1. - , ... ships end gun.boats tinder his command; advanced stiAlltb tlngfrmest-1 reek nod tile. the tame time ep the river, entity right, toward,' eso ..., R e gimeat-1 rook and tilei w . . n _..._ Baoideo. In additioft is th e detachment of royal ; NA at it OF OFFICER ouozo. artitiery nada. Lieuv- i •airstoo, Capt. Bartle bake vit V e r - i er ilef t A Ge . r t l iaZ t e r m e l lrojW d %Mita otte-iii•pouttdeit . all end half-inch howit.l L imo . * ?le. 4, vide," a.,,Ler; stidereeket appseatie, with a detaehmeat Otothr signet oat* Limitation*: Symonds, Pebbly; *el i • Mit* ANA Mt. sporling, Master of his Majesty', siiiiAlottratki. r 141.4.04•6 b l a alma; it was ierriessibisityterie a eetrocr•iiimillifiloi *ewes of the covittry f ei i• is.. eansoitreilioetrelpflo *Mee outfitter were - reverted to lie fourseett Modred, under the command of Briga dier-ikeellifit.- Bloke. Between seven and eight o'cineki 41,4titinishers in advance were so sharply engaged *OVA* enemy, at to induce me to send for ward age' hitlf of the light company of the !9th re. ilmosit, .unriee'Osptsin Cooker, to their support.— • The reliant had not itilvstresid moth farther, before I diseoveved the enerey drawn out hi line l occupying a very strong and,,advantagalls position In front of the town of Ilamdeu l his left . Banked by a high hill commanding' the road and fiver, on which were mounted WWI I - hare? 'Seeps of teenee ; hit -eight extending cottaiderably beyond our left, resting upon a strong point d'appei, with -an 18-poonder ..and some light fiekl-pieces is advance of his centre, to pointed as completely to rake the road, and a ItairrOW bridge et the Met fel a hill, by which 'ere were obliged to advance upon his position. As • torso as . .l*. perceived our column approaching, he upeaed a Iraq . heavy and continued fire of grape and attoketal epee us ; we, however, soon tressed the bridge,' played, cod charged. ep the hill to . • get rousessinn of his gelat o one of which we found . • bat already fallen into the hands of Capt. Ward's „efiereen in advance. The enemy's fire new began to slacken, and we pushed on rapidly,. and some& od in driving him at alt points from Ms position) ;. while CApt. Coaker, with the light Company of tiliti 2941 k, hatrgained possessive of the bill on his left, from wheat, it was discovered thst'the Adams frigate was en fire' and that the enemy had deserted Abe bat. tery which defended her. We were now in complete poisesslott of the enemy's position above; and Captain Barrie with the gun-boats, had secured that below the hill. Upos this occasion twenty pieces of cannon fell into our bends, of the nasal and military force, the Morn of which I enclose ; after which Captain Barrie and myself determined on poi-suing the enemy towards Bangor, which place we reached without opposition and here two brass thVee•pounders, and three stand of colours, fell into der pirseession. Brigadier-Ge. neral Blake, also in this town, surrendered himself prisoner, sod with other prisoners, to theemount of one hundred and twenty one, were aAmitted to their parolee. Eight ,prisoners taken at Ilamden, are in our custody. The loss eustained by the enemy I have not had it in .my power correctly to ascertain; report states it 4t from thirty to forty in killed, wounded, and: slog. Our own 'Wil I . am happy to add, is but small, viz. one rata and' bin killed ; one Captain, seven rank and file,' wounded*; one rank and tile missing. Captain Gell, of the 29th, was wounded, when )eading the colonel, which deprived me of his active said useful ass i stance; but, lam hap py to add, be is f r `. I •341,7 , orthe ti“ my Loy - tate of rhy letter, of yesterday's dite, to Sit Alesiiii. der Cochrane, H. B. Commander in chief, fepettint my proceedings since I quitted Hatifas is Ms Meat' jetty's ship'Dragen on the 46th ultimo. • * . fhava bonour to be, Bsc. lOu Wits?, Grolier, list. dm Ake. lOW. envy'''. • II; C: I r i ti E s ' my dispatches to actifir PTI4 0., tot their Li information , that sio ''c t'r l i I k hate iititi a ' er. from pi, .. 1. tr p of the Teriedoi, me that he get . ° Illiilt .rOblii hi Most • recovering. I cannot close,tbia disestcis without mentioning Ln the highest tem al the tro9ps placed under my conk. mend. They baits merited my 14hest praise for tkeir zeal anti gallantry,. which were conspi cuous extreme. 1 feel mist particularly in ebted vet-Major Riddell, of, the fid regiment, aectsp4 'command ; to thresttt-14ijor Keith, of the --- gintent ; Brevet-Major Crositialle and Caps:- liqu x t2f the kitk . 4 2 ,041340 Dell and ,CsolalPst the t9th ;' and CalteiikjWNiid,. of the 7thbattaltos, 60th irtement. The Royal Artillery iiiscdirgo . e . d in Oils t one's fedicious manner by liMatettipilinitfig • friatirikOs I derived tfie shiest s 'epeslL4toi• highly of Captain 'Cortes' .0 4k j and tinder hii direCtions. lie muv in the oldest _manner to the anneyatice of this ; and lo as to meet my fullest approval, . Nothing could exceed the seal and perseverande Lieutenants %ymnticis, Botely, and blade, and Mr. Sperling, of the Royal Navy, with the detechstent of seamen ander their command. From Captain Barrie I have received the __ sialsace sad support, and it is to his Masterly 'renrrneut at the plan that I feel Indebted' for aucrese. Nothing could be mote cordial the. : co.nperavion of the -nasal and military forces eo 'service in every !pittance. Captain Carnegie, of the Royal Navy, handsomely volunteered Ms service* wit h IMs iiition ' wits in action with the troops at and I feel . most particolarly Indebted to exertions and the asthlauce he afforded me oceasiOn. I an; also indebted to Lieutenant tato, Of 'the 7th battalion 80th regiment, as . Msior of Brigade to-the troow, lb which h e modeled Me very eisentist•arrito.-1 ha • (visaed) Itrvltif JOtt9, Mutt., 11.1 40 tor he! : 0401111011 11411' rtl*4 Its, , intoresing Me tke, 'do the 10th Instant, die thiliroolit, , lssarl :Captain Ward; sedtbe whole . . the orders O f : without oppOlition, s afierd limit tatiAikeiivi I Lieutenant -C . 4163601 John, of the 60th :regheent ;I" march, took .pdsdosiou f the On a *Otos tfritls, , e rperede4 l agreeably to your order, with the utmost out Lou. ,kle has sent roe the upikolatioe *hick 44 i displlttitA the Penobscot . Light verlibleiritids, Ul c e r to i l iatiodin g t h e ei lti t h t b ases oilogribt o i e f s i a meet .lestd*de channel, of *hiCh we were perfectly Witch'? iianitait herewith. • .. -: - ‘ . I Ignorant., lied thick foggy weather, prevented my 'tar ! Sir jVihn therblooke'not wit ', 7 , , 14: i 'king off Frankfort before two P. M..ef-the 2dinet ? 1 d e t e liiekl . dh*teh e d her I ,ll,jiial " .1 7 •0 i . - . Here Colo* Jelei t and myself thought it lain Pert 's"! Adel letter. • "•., "•••• • •gt; to send a lkipillaga4O the . itthabilitnts . ; and having rel the' ow eht weitis • ender teittertioettere - aalvall lhaliza4/04,.*i Putked Oa forqs ,Ittunden.i . arty itt Vi i st4; 0iew,i,,,,c, j ,„ ..d.,...., .1, iiiiii 'here we swastall hstaldgesaa.4ll4 Mew onetnY ,had teg I mi 7 -' OA fdil Blt till I A *it ' lig W. strongly fondled hitattir. Oil bit' way 'op severed . 44 4 . . I troops were observed on the test aisle of the river ;'" " ' -'. ' ..* ' • EDWARD oßtririTlL ' , making tot ihteerer; thesevrere driven into the woods -1- 'lle' tifithuut,okY 104* .en our liWde 4;I party udder the 772,:1 4 , lg . :: Wi t. Carders of Me r Cresedaile‘ anti the pans from the • ap ii i;4Pilyetegge' &V* tl f--A.,0 1 ,4 eoetliegji.i *etc 3 t had ospekilledandeivetti vroeutled., Ikv, by the kover, vs here made you acquainted 1. At . Y. M. Of . the 2d instant. we arrived off with of iiititiiiop of aegoiapanying the ezpedift4 i :Dall's Heed cove, distant three miles from Hamden. then about to proceed 'differ the command of la i Colonel John and Myself landed oe the south Escelleney, Sir J. Sherbreate, K. B. for this place., i side of the towe l to reconnoitre the ground and ob. I have new the honour to inform you, that J us t: - tilts intielligence. Having pined the hills, We die• to sea on the illith ultimo, with %he ships ands :.: ~,e.overed the ettemftrpictiacti . advantageously posted ' eased In the Margin o l and tea sail of transpecip near the hieway leadierto Hamden, on the north bailtig.the troops on beard, and arrived off the Metf- sideot ' th a Cove. ','`- I ,', ".,.. ~., !'nices-falandi en thp morning or the 3lst, witiorl ' We iiniedietely.deterideed.te %Std one hundred was joined by the Bulvtitt,TenedOopßigeinae, Po n ,. amfilftymoo,„)indet Major Riddttll, to drive in the ! elan, and Pram ; from aPtain Nana, of the Ails: ' pioquets IPA ti tki . OP ; their ground. This object. was man; I Yearn that ttei 04iiti Wiali 1 - Agate Aatiei, i obtained "by : IS"- °WOokr and notwithstanding , had a' ew. dap beforejok into . Penobacot, but. oie ; every ifso4ll,'• • tiVit 44bele of the troops were. landed ' considering herself' in Wety there, hod sooe o w, to ; .. on the north attle . .of the cove by ten o'clock, ; *All was found impossible to land the artillery at the same ~)!amden a piaci twenty-seven miles lalklolt'a itif t- Vloitreops hisenacked-op . -thetiound taken : 'near, :here her guns had been Tended; and a ii*". than Wes foriliying for her protection. , ' • possession of by Major Riddell.° ;ft! rained Inca's 'sently during -the night. At break this morning IToivards evening, the wind being fair sad the weather ravoarable the feet made nil ep the Petted). the fog steered 'twirler *bob, a quarter of en:hoer" which enabled me to reconnoitre the enemy by wiser; scot Bay, Captain Parker, In the -Teus4es leading hi m 1 . and I found"' landing Ohms I . We pa used between the fltluicus and Grim for the artillery abeet kbotit midnight, and steering through the channel two thirds! of a, mule from Ball's Head. Off this formed by the Fos Israeds and Owls Read, can op Place tire troops halted till - the artillery were to the eistleavd of Lee; falend, and reglad eitselves awontee, and by sia the whole advanced towards at day-light in the morntog in •sighl / 4. kilorArilk : illasklea. a ., , ,,. ... . t• , .ti 1 Town of Cis tine. As we approache3 2 .l el** 11 I_l 'resistance was made, and a few shot #0141! L'bitt. the fort was soon after anbandOned 'eft a :•14. : t &hoot eight A. M. the miadr''Vtatt etatirC were anchored a little_te : At Tim boats under the immediate command of Lieu tenant reciter, the First of She •Dragon, agreeable to a p►ealeua•amngemeot with Colonel-Joke, advanced in line with the right flank of the army. The Pe inavien, Sylph, Dragon's Tender, and Harmony kept a little in the POT in teserve. ' and this itik4: SWIM witt(41041010714. 11,1rimpflw i fl ---- ;; ko • 11 4114 Arid, the troops or us, and most of thaw osp„,,pod into the or ,s_ -eited,,. I .s sail licrl2s o- Vt it '' • ~• **" ' ' tt d atiiliebefisiiiiti of rft f fi mf appr 0;4 Ilanpr i , lief iekabliantr( . kil rtii6 .00 4 . by; `the A i* . 4ils I i ( ittinicat i t i Are* off thiiiittllltaifßi l*ltla reakikoliktilill ' I , •ond . ne t Mg; l utes , select Ibh; ti t . ig aik , O i l ide4._,' Of htillifhlOttri in 1 ' "iadlitiditloratl•isittirkir of the loon. -11 . 7 "w' ' ii, • ' • tlatettatfttloloiret ~. i Ned. .;„..; = c ..: 2 . t, *hi' la opphhititif ' at e '' . Aildirt two r hOe*s atunottirdr, Dri g odk a a £ '. I . Altdribefit of artillery end rilltii! !Blitiorninte htto the hotiev r ib gialliestn - ifilikirr o . it tlitillit.dridei Ills entititand the &cant., , : Mauer. ' -".- - f.- - = . u; 4 - 1 ,7 . 4001110 fietod *chewier; and proceed t 6. the I TboGooerat m ind other priula, . - - i ef-Opitifisto..._, Hi Oiled on the (kb infant, were admitted to their parole. •.‘, p. ~: , .,,t , .; 41 ,, ithlit 1114,iifillidildife: the 'trooping' 11'0.4 11 Enclosed I ,chat,chatthe bonier t•Awsreilli• , i riot of "it.. After clostroyingtblidefeediii44o4 L ot the vessels we hare captured or destroyiii raked tifOrits tete. - -• ',. ~,' .• , • l!othor nodosity reports. I auckapp, ladetsoft ft : The labiffltit t ls of -- teaihn: teWellbir elill'dlig I ,ottr loss oodsists 0 -only one seams s,, W aft - 0:- At* mini Opt thin( Wit toletfilei their:Ali n stdii. 1 the Dragon, killed ; Captain Goff,. af.fAe.hi . 7. 4 to the WWI iiiihkititti and stied 'et Minh' iccoie i Oran privates wounded,, one raalktilit 71.11 ', glee 'rea le - V(664 iioebrftY that ttodi .arnit wentd kir I cannot close my report, witivspo l d , • ..k i t ,usaai only for 110,protoctlo . 4 thebr perilous and highest adnsiratien of thdmery gel At`' ~ . .. proptirty,liffailktaitir' * alloire .1b titian the*. This Colonel John the (Moors and . oldie s ti n ,+ , 104%1400as soli ifiAidtallieicisserY, 'to order to se- I COmmand,* for eichisiee o f . the tatter, lief ar i :4 e eis the -tialetioritilsoNtiding against violence and : boned, th tad difficUltiitio iotiteed With ifi'llgf' out, _front aitilK 3 teieliticeable neighbours, 'and left which id not fall ufilfiff'sny Opservatio lir o ef Milk. tissifiti of Otte and Ininquillity of idenlyvi le Oita iti thit direttioti - Qfie the ilosntrs: • Ail 'rEitAritri,ori shore bona fide be- ! IS ember ditttaint t . mtisting hetween-theitweira 1 *ling to Illiiniii ' liteitff the' country in our poi-. ! vitro, in* f shell ever feet ifblittod-to'Culonot j, /4.on i . hid !orate 1 •'. AR public property,. for his.ready *co-operation in - every -thincith e i , and all`pr +try' allnsti l MO Mien confiscated: i proposed. The officers and'men boteth a l= Se 1 - 611f0heeheimiho eelireseiseg it to be ei ifnpot - inseparable from our confided (now§ 'of ' rondo thatikeholternmout shou t' infirm d, trite tion with -a . .cloerfuleess that• entitle them Oat delof;:ir i o i t i ti ;itifcceoses here,-tins-ihsit S warmest thanks. • . JAI.' 04. Semi . of. warl Alt his dittnittliestWlitiffild. '' ... 4 Though the enemy abandoned his batten itz g li I r tiiiiii . 6 ... atiftios wiih his 4401;appropriateif .. (be sh i ps Ceuta ne brought to act *gain* •;11 U t lit iltiiii, . ilivii", s, a nd ' qpielts - Senhoueil`. five. net the . Iris • obliged to Varesins! ..,„..,„,,,,,., zoi :, „i, ~,.. ~ .! to' thesErretary of thit Dickens, of the Peruvian and Sylph.; Actlial hi tt 1 4 /iskralty.--;. bilsW . 4.o . . ‘ iftii lk. ' deonnt ' Pearson, who - eommanded the 'DA D A • - 7. * _._ _..,. ~qn __ _." v • -' ' ..'.'6 311 trim!: ,nodes ; beat. 'l,6odift, of cher - Dragoo - taltellte. le Vleu-Adadreausillinaptal . i 4 .• , Barnett Master of the harmony ; their seat ad led Ads ; " ft ' '''' 4l• •A ' • .-* . '''' indefetiishio otortioas' in bringing doll shel l , 1%4414 •' - .."'• . • 'llli tinj;isiVitalooi Sylph', - of n'Snobtr - , through the most intrkste• navigation, leo, s ok ' 1 ' ' '''''' .: ' ' jell* Naabbrot• "PI. 9. 1914. nently conspicuous. Colonel John speaks highly h Sts,—, recelied od boird the ships aidodt• praise of Captain Carter and the detsofunserel t af in • the 'maroint a.detatheMot ,of treaty men, of •tio',lnarines under hit orders; and also of doe retid drii11.174.111,.." " estenduttsGarston ; 11 e'llvoli'd'hntf inch hnwhlg attached to' the artillery,. under the ;commas* comounulad by . bi* part / of Lieutenants Symmonds, Morley, L. Slals i sad / : eighty matinee., dominanded by Captain Carter' s of di . Sperling, Master of the. Bulwark. Pelhtnn ; the Isak celliPahiee of the 29th, 5144 aid I have on .other- occasions .of service fddell Watts regiments ooder Ibis contemn& of CaptainoCtell pleasing part of My duty to commend the sort; sett Coker, illsjors Riddell, Keith, and Crossdalle, Lieutenant Pedlar, _. First of the Dragon ; is f anst.captainAVPheraon; Oho a rifle company of the stance he coMmentrea the boat iiiit of the est 4 th battalion of the 60th regiment commandod,by_ - gorier - most fully to My titisfact:so ; he teas ably . _ . by:Lieutenants - Percevil; of . the 'Penedo s , IRON MOO, Oftiie-Endyniion ; and Me-Aniell;llli*Vt. Male of the Milton ; thls last gentletein has pod his ezainkiatlon nearly . ire years, and is an sett 4 officet',.•tiell'ifor i thy ot your patronage; but In gtil ticiAtriplugillifit I - do not mein to detract fie**. other pettt• Beers laid aeamen employed is boitS, Mt' tlj t t all most 'atillonsty perfermad 1 idy l and.' cepially tutftled - to my our , knowleadritenti. idm 046 . *test peitiedhiriir ,! ed to the setiWtftd tesloiteeserticift of. Lieetenid earatglti irb *is evolentete on this Octmaiim. ''l I erstheiltiiiPteSelimiiie 4 the ietisay'e . :eibsedill loss. 'lllieitoollllll4irstimigitirs I learn twat eacilt . Stfll .of siceivii9; opium* a I'dkti - if ‘toidaditiorthiliaardit.,- • -• • • • , .:- , -.• '" 16 - Illavirtittrtiotittik ti Wirtil- ~ i - • noittelerttAtßv4at - , MajelstriB , .1 ~111: ! • *•ll,‘ A be cou n ty of Wishirgtel.. to give,put•spinaof keniar. 13 ! will not. directly or indirectly. benr_ ,artes or Lion, way .ogollnst Ms Britannic Mitfesty King .oeitorge tfie`TVrtii i s l oi United Kingdom of t.t.' 80114240 kreiattC- his and Allies, &King the present War betareq greet, ado* the Unite d upon conditint efeliare your ism Whik we remain in this vitamin* and eansider earsei r li f inet the British Government Galli ,441.era401w , .. W 044 Illb ri ti ti l safe and fell enjoyment nf our private 004iircy, peg lot . ln the eketche of our tnoal occupitioes. • -'• • 04- .' ' ._, JOHN BREWER, Brigadleeditsnal t IP • brigade. lOsb division. tbe salainc el wildien of the Sd regiment is the mid bte made. :t . JAMES CAMPBELL, Lieftentfitureldod. • connostodiog ist regime's, Wd Went*, 1W div lion, for himself, Officers apd Solite? ' in the said regiment. These terms hare been granted and approved of by us, HYDE PARKER, Captain of but *jolt)* ship Tenedns. A. PILICINGTON,I , Ieotesist-etigallel Co' Machias, Sept. 13, 1814. List of Vesieh Captured and Deluged iii ebelPewhicot, ad of those left on the Stocks, as near as 1 um able to ascertain. Cure and brought away-2 ships, 1_ brig, 6 schooner?, S Dostropod at liatirleip—The Adams frigate; if le it ig eiglituli - losatassa, sod tof ufo ship, ea* thaavarased I . by the . , WINS adimeneso,sloop; . and 1 burnt Aletis;•44,l Lea arks sot pearloian —Aispiler boatisned isrfg, pierced Illf 101 n ip sse all She greater 'paOnteir, piertsd /Or 16 guar.' No oca wder and wine ptured at dliondattwere nft on board vessels: Left on the Stocks at 13aagor—.2 ships, 2 brigs / sad Ircallik At Brewer-1 sap, 1 brig, and 1 schooner. ••,- , . • :•,. • iog rrington-1 ship, 1 schooner, on the stocks, , ...;.,:- at tiaroden--I ship, I lierntophrodite brig, ' it 1 brig and I schooner on the st o cks. • • at Freinford on the stocks--1. schooock,ast4 -,- it ,- &aft. To Rear-Admiral Griffith. . ' 'R. aAtlip• .. c,,,,..,.;•,•%.!•• --.: 1 t t: . • rfir` A . _,,,.- Return of Ordnance take* tnieWthhinaapApillito Sill elfer . Septcniber. • -• '- ' ' • l' - '''' • Taken at Hamden —2. S iron eiguteen-potrißt4i; . .. pounder* i: 41 eighteen-poundeis destroleti,lh . a Taken nt Bangor and brought away.-4 .tbrosiononere . . guns, I iron chute-pounder. Total brought itlay-17: ' .. lintharked—l.immunition cart, 501 eighteen-pound shut; died' 40 barrels of powder, aria a quasi:oy of wads', &e. __ ‘ (Sighed) ROBERT GA RSTOI 4 I. • 1 4 ce/Y• i . • - - Lieutenant ; Royal Arlillirz , RORlATinAtllltilE.' ' , - . Ream' of !Wall Mu not collected, supposed about one hes died. ..... . • , • ,t .._ o______ . yvAßD GRIFFITH. 4 1, .........semm.... - apt them, wild' _: „ 4 V - " c jil i .,, .11%016,...11a:L.:i_ _111.3...1 ( . • R ETU RN pf .. I (pcs bikes. rot et the enemy 714:YoTtrae Sept. 10. 1814. MEd &sin JON. Gorn--1 iron tweet -le *mow 4 . igt ' ' l odoo. Ott this p ounders, 4 tster i ek _ CIRRI. 11 tt a° % 8 smiling , titled, and 401110 rioters- c $i • Ii As ~ wiik 1 . barked *lOlOO Wl*. 4i/swell 0 'tie. '4,t ' * 4. ' 4 7 , , .. • mid Cato, thew , PP w, 4 th 't Ilk . ~ . I . _ itv o'clock thii , trie __' - '' Jul. t , -- ii t . . 31.. . • lta 1 - '4O. .. - :1 11 0 $ rich me in detet.? , ~... 's 4.414a1kt 01116111 1 10 ...' . y. llawitvg die .' 4 -••••.* ,;i-, ,4 I. • J. 6 1 14 : AVON went advalitsoi hL , 0 '„ ivriissiip4)4l:oooo(' 1 cot*, I direeill f1if.4.,..•,. ' - 6::_____L:a_....i..:LL ' ' . 7 ' renadiers of v im tr ~ . .r :, ~ - .... A_ ttair Icompany et thii , . W v • • ' °— ' .• ' ti r r iaep that ßi p dd eo l ti o d ; 1 74 y a : . . * d oo m, ~ , Forl ~ , . 4r, tilt. "ii ite. Iligrattory 'WI ea NiV i a s " ray* MIMI 014106 «i daft, 'ore filkot 14 1 / 4 ,14 j r 4 t ie lt " Wilte 4 ) outline:a l saw . Lim. , trir l i d iti_rt‘t ._._:_ i ) e • zu; en** tun% Ilk* td done me thii I Corot. Royer Attilbery: were tended tod To LlieOlooeo. Sir John C. Sherbrooke. iieh it tlitied hr. f ' • (Ineloifite .116. S.) _ . _"' .iii _ . W i r i gn il iO n.' ) : ." • . X 4 •;t• —.. li • 01 • ' , • , • ' lf tit` 4 " . .. .3 0 0 1 44 1 , 4 irat - effice. Oct , S. Is 4. , &Attila &slat: II I* majesty's sloop the , vo tif *A thi. . A Oh 00a, briagistii 4 flewr-Asl4iiral 'Grilitts, addressed so Jahn Wi;sab i lioltOr' lin. of which, and of its ioclosuq r ; t t; follow ore copies ' . HU hi 'I nip- EiSlyttelho, W. Costiae, Sept. 11, 181 f. - Slgt,-9-1 big leave to transtlit, forth* information of my LordsCommissioneri ofThe Admiralty, A clipliJ e for their , wgia fte*r , 7r7 . - • •-•e ••••• .. • - ---!-- --, -- f . us i n t h e ; elated* dt.pastine and th e s m a ll e r teegefs takiirg i t 1 tresilpfort, **Op kept a little in the rear in reserve. dto Bre- stittimi•naitei r in f;ir .terit%tti . 0 lending, the troupe 1. Our infotmetion state d the enemy's force at four. second In wei 3 O •,oo o shorea i ms - 4 3 ( 4k poo k koloo of the t o wn 1 teen hendeed mem, and he had thosen . a most excel.' 1 same ro .. and *Otis without Oseatleti ' lent position on a high', hill. About a quarter of a fiph ee . 1 The'Oeneral whhipg to (weepy t tooht at Belfast, mile to the spearmint of the Adams frigate, he had. M 1 0 4 0. o f on the eittiteto iitlF of the bay baya• ~ ~ - " , ..hkt t * i mounted 401 eighteenpoisnsitto. This fort was cal- ttalieel, h igh r i a r t i t i r ioi lowto. , is ii s yl or o w ~ • : se ° r e m. I ciliated te - tbiorilipd troth the highway, by ratich oar , a:di rec t e d ~ting oil' eVI eeintspetill '414 het '! ,s . of 'the even. 1 1 re•ln had e o • 4l dva neer • owl the river. On a wharf G ar a too , r try, the • BarChinhs and Illifebien o viirdetati k es s o ith close to the Adams, , he had mounted lifteen.eightsea . . I coono t . the teoops drifted fir dill 1040, sed 'clulig tt '-!Plietlideii, which donipletely cornmanded the - river, to °seta a nion was ta k en* int o*, .of t ut too t :oi l ' -:' . ~ otlkieptaie . Is not above ttlyee cables lengths .1 ,•!., me i &m ots wits thought neistiesty. . •,'..- ."intsl the land on each side is high and well. h e ope n l y, Afratigernents."wire eslisiutiately Matto tie Stilt i., 04 . 4 4. ... mi l thtit ing the ttigate at Ita • • ilia the evrinetil he ff t it •••• A rocket boat under Myloeediete.'dicection but Terence of pro ff ered every toms& • 'II* MO picked IA illiiiimultreid by Mr. Gluten, goanar, - ageldr. S ' malli. and Mr. under the comman4.ol . 4entenant-Colooet John , ' , td Midshipman, of the.ritigon wits adrahced about a . , , or a d la t ers t - the 60th regiment ',,,,: 4 Mobarked the .9,anto afters. , ter e( a mile a-hesid of dm line of boats. 'neon, on beard 11 - etj*st y' s ,aloopo Per Sil l , ii ill. ' ' Sp Hon as the boots got within gun-shot, the Cue- ! ablest as- ' Sylph, ,and a isnall .. ;" - t poet. To Ails. ..frog 14 opened Ms fire. epee : them from the hill and uter i, ar . .added The marines 4%, Pain ) ink' • i',l** !wharf, which wee warmly. 'returned. .Our rockets et ter its ;boats tree the Itglik " ..es - Mes:tho i i t naari 'Were generally well directed,: and evidently threw th e , A i , - for dieemberbing &01) 1 4•40 toil tinio • .ibei r : 1,64 t thrt eases into confusion. Meantime our troops cos' on this ing; and. 'the Whole' ,ideced.ortilie the . comeaeod id. Vemeed elm bill with the utmost gallantry. 'Before . , c apta i n b ar ri er o fli to p r avi p.; l ie d t im u ou t em mi„, ',.theltaids get *Than good grape-shot of the , wharf illeAtoot Colonel made sal 4p ialciivat at Ile otlitk that .010400, .1 11 1 1 Ilifll mit kr* to the Adams, end he `ilgy o z pa, etersteg. if • ~... . . ?.,.• • , . .i, onti:lteell.!iiivell.thesseetsetteue troops carried the m t R aon , 1 have honest; to ofiisisil teptain Ebrrie's occeelt MT,'" d m f or hi s ,of his proetedlisgo; and taking tato tensldertttleit •;.____'-' Zama Oulitrisy oboot 10 minute anew dais event.. me 00 ad s the enemy's torte, tied Ake torMidebte •• ' et .101"6"114"04444/Z340004hateiY determined to hie position, too rnipch praise calm'', by . kio, kift,li OlOclififte ' , lighetisi_ s oo of ttlYils and' it vie cha. t i le ° m o il s s at l i es tuw,..61, coati t ' l a d s . ;#4l WOW IN 4101111111 9 illik*Alllo, lifting in mot on tll wh o acted , sent , decision, Ind i a: a , 'Oll4 .le lOW* Ned, illi.ingl i tltbAmveq.. - ThVreats an i lk A t apeetty. enierprille has MO ' ''t - .** 4 4 ' . • • Pi pethed up till l i keakeitalt * e ' origin , . . . ................_ .„...... hare, fie. ~ So seen as . eooopats WilefulkeeliWria ramie - '' -'--' `. __. 1 . 4 i ''..-3 , , • 1 ;t ,--- ' 91 4- :- 4 , --. .. ~„. , . ' *All iii•pdPi% *i l k ratemolatifto6,. Mato Wheel Lieut.-Col. • ,D entu s, e m py li i ho olo titsusts . mo , sl i ri i iii i &A the flurokus, tilt„ port. .$, rti , n ~ .9i'a 0 6., • (CAPITULIVPIOII..), -, re r•N';l , - - ;.i ai . To CaptakesfikkParker. conar tiitt . . Lientelanh lonel Andrew k *ton Land Force 6f hititritannit hi y, Doi; . . fianisairear,-Tbe, forces .oiler entWAN/d11161.1 tared the.dorta in the nejighbn ~MWAllitsiliti,4•o Serino of the arritory a*cint in ' the Chinn lir grantaspos, and the atlantic* tif the ennnty IWO bath • • tithr PSIS scot River suslttbe Pastaansingd. . • oat* g _recluse the that an adegotate tureens* he ftk t . e , b 7 - the ,United Stitt its protection :' weprobak a, Okii •• . slid offer for - war) and in behalf 01 the lacers and saillienrott sh!iiiigatie wail • . • r.... 411.- ° .. ...• .° r ; . . ;VA RA !ED. Op . the sth a t' 'Beale,;, DO. E. Harrison. oft Leetl's MP,/ Miry kin'tittipw;*thijObter of iftr.• Ltideard, intiwortb. . . •A .~~tiy• •ONDOIW • .Prinird-and PuttVW by D. Le yip+ at tSe STaTtsu•N 011.441 V N, Sbet-siOet. Ind the and J • ^ . . ::~' ~: ~ ; J was c.•• • . itt* 1 • • 4 i. lll ...... . VI ♦1 i !.~ I ~,"! F', T .