The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-15 00:00:00

L. I . if 1 7 :41 • 01. .„ -4 1 ; . , '4. :aa.asdriii • •••10411..., . jr41114".. w ;` • 'a . 4 4- ' • Ifitipii• .- 1 \ _ - • aN. • k • • " • . 4 _ _ • : • - • jsllt- HALIFAX, Ni Okk of upper Canada; intention of attack that the campaign • . Several stout ' c04 1 4/1. NEW YIN gait, which ■rri Item Albany, we likasiell, with hip acmy, forced the enemy's position, whom were killed op the mote, frok 'l6pn the Chippewa 'llackett's Harbour there. Mr. SteWert i r don, is closely. igrikligli •frisitid the flailed Slates frigate. Nov. 9.—By the steem-boat Fultcm, of this morn ing, we have nothing new from-die frontiers, earept Buffaloe, th• ak ample, . upwards (Hans attached to his army. With Pensacola in our possession, and the points of Mobile well fortified, we hare little to fear from the enemy in this quar tei" 4 4 ‘tiie • LEGISLATURE or lichtsg OF REPRr FROM CASTLYE. a. report by a Gentleman hole . ~ that I'inches of snow had, fallen on the Niagara, and that I Information from Castine is to the '24th alt. The all military operations were of course ended, or sae- British soldiers aro kept continually emplo)eti, Soo letlSH Sold, is the last 'Three Months, the follow- , pendod for the present. - .. • I days not excepted, in fortifying that place. The 2.1 P log Capital Prises. the fortintate Share-Holders ant , 1 .• ' anew forts are hailt-of fascines and earth. Most of most of [bent paid, mid these that are not way have their.. NOV EMBER .9.—CAMI9IIGN ENtl4l). . Money on deueled, at either 4, Cortihill. or 9, Charinc-ernsos Lean n pi e . 10, 4 y 5 ,gam .s oo . Ne.• 4,15 g ...., .. Awe i rue cones:aro:inter or TIE cdmitestate considerable distance has been cleared in the vicinity 9.719.4 10,000 1.477 3.0 9 . WegTERN DISTRICT, OCT. 7.5.3 5,645. .• 1,00 2 41. - 11 ••• s t 4 ' The news of the west to-night is, that the fighting Ito prevent an enemy from approaching without being 2,941 k. A ... 150.) aPo discovered. Between fifty and one hundred can .lllesid-v Ten of .clept. a m &am • on the frontier is over for this campaign. General non are mounted. A canal is elating from Castine • trims tad illnve*ure .elliu for a LOTTgRY of 12.000 Brown has been ordered to Sackett's harbour, Gene- fro( ET$ to begin Hermit* the 1 Sth of NEXT MONTH. • rive" to the Penobscot, to separate the tows free Sebemit wish partirolan env he had nails of 117 SH. who ' re' ' Miller has a furlough. The Militia and Volun- , • the ma in . Ile distance across is about a quaeter of ttaloosio ail business in the theistic Foods with fidelity sad die- . ' biers have crossed to this side. General Brown% ! a mite. gates, at division was crossing on Saturday and Sunday : tii fp 7 i , or 9, CARING-CROSS. It waste id a detachment of troops was to be sent' 4, CORNII(LL H are ordered to Sackett's Harbour. General Poker i to: occupy Buckstown. Nearly all the troops now is of course discharged, if the militia are, width -- is at Goldin° are English, and desertions ate not so : expected. i common as some time since. The soldiers are well ‘ Thus endeth the campaign of General hard. The clothed, and are indulged with coffee and other small two divisions of oar army have gone to Chippeeih.— stores, Floor Was as cheap there as et Bolton. Mach A road was cleared to go up to the Creek ; every. hid been canted in and sold es prise property. Beef thing was ready for crossing, so as to Sank Drum- was about six dollar per ewt. The place was pion. mond, and compel h;tn to fight or retreat, when an Willy supplied' from tbe interior. The British had order was issued for the American army to retreat established new impost duties : rum was to pay about before an inferior force I . 35 cents;per leallon. The select atom had or were about to issue a notifi cation for the inhabitants to meet on the 7th Noseas. W I ,. to givelhele votes for a litsimbar of the Congress of the Coiled Staten. . teams Tat 111101 TOME GAZSTTE.) gg The very idea of the danger to which we bow been exposed has roused the exertions of every ilia. in preparing for the wont ; and to that state of pre pantion which now. exists, we ire indebted for oui present tranquillity and gaiety. We are now pre pared ; and we feel confident that no force at present on our sea-board (even with-those said to be on their way under Lord Hill) could ucceed at this season in any attempt upon this city." .—..... ,_ RROI itsveriteriyEt, . pe r, The n e e met punoant to ' ontemeu ,at •lti O'clock,' A. M. and proceidea 401 ct tridi t" feliodi able James lierriU, Jan. 8 ti, and th:Ounii . bitrgen, 'Esq. Clerk. ' At 12 o'clock,„ his Eicefloney the atiiroitio4 , by: iiiPriMe Secretary ; eoustuatifitlit- 1 1111' fifft*ifl r nit Message,i-i. 66 GEI , III.EXICS Or TRX SVltOk l itsD atiTLtit • MEN OP TlZ . Booss or RtPRESENINtiaItS, • . 44 We mitt again with kilt sanguine hopet of th4 ; * restorktion of piece antpicerperity than i f indulged' . it th e last Sessidn . 411 the flattering zpectationi induced by the meeting of, Ambassadors at . qten t i have been disappointed, .entfire a • ti,letki forivi to the longer continuance of mi unhaipfivirr. 46 Though the original cause! or pretexts of the war are now abandoned by our .Administratiob,.tt they are drilling to make peace with Great flritain without requiring any stipulation on her pert this • subjects of blockade or Impressionist, yet pine eat not in the opinion of our Government be restored 01l the terms proposed by the enemy. It is ezetu sivegy the province and the duty of the genet., Government to decide on oar foreign relationi- 4 they only can declare war or make peace . ; yell I may be permitted toe:press my regret that the 'data gociation had not been permitted to proceed to sod! further teat& as to have ascertained with more pre cisien the real pretensions and demands of Eri land.. 1 66 Present appearances forbidding ast to * the speedy restoration of those blessings whieilvietoi alone can restore, • it becomes our duty to look at th* actual state of things, and to prepare for those exeri . Lions, privations, and sufferings through which, in the righteous Providence of God, we may ho Called ttV pass. Yon will perceive in the correspondence beot• tween the Executive of this State and the departMente of the general Government, a continued exertion o* oar • 'to induce their attention to our exposed cone ‘E Ito*. I, Inemittioeir posseveloamay be had. . . INAS PitIZES ! 440 N his again the pleasure of announcing to liii Prieads the sole of sewer*, Capitol Prizes lis the Got- Ie 71htels was drawn the 30th of November. —ln the last Area Months he has bent particularly fortunate, having shared mid sol.l • .No. 1t,513....t —a Prise of .. . 0 828,0 M •3. f ..i. . i ,t,,, t, !••1 YOO ' Ite. dre. &c. EYTON mown tao strongly ree.annend the New Yiar's Lottery to the attention of bill frOok o t with only 124300 TICK ETA diem %Tr FlFill CAPITAL PRIZES,{ of 420,0110, 2 .if SIO.OOO, he: fte. Jo begen.tho. Ilikh of January, mad lloipipir Slat. A mantas vesicle of Nuanserb are an sale iiewil at iiYTON' lortchs. 2,, 'Dunhill, and IL Coventry. tweet, oneni Iloariiptlea of Ilsolowto in /hr Pulolie Funds , nannther (lo • 40coritici, is ttaawwwit with fidelity and divaieb., :', [r Sit Int inTIMAGos GAZICIVE,,OCr. 281 * . I .11“ : Qtaitrtik3 OF 'FRB NORTHEtiII Altiti. i Camp. near Fart Erie. &LIT; MC .1 GENERAL ORDERS. The Volunteers and Militia on service with the Northern Army in Upper Canada will march to Ba tavia, where they will be discharged. The Coln. manding-General requests Major-Gen. Potent to : express to the troops ender his command the sense entertained by the army at large of the gallantry dia. ! playa' by them during their service in Upper Canada. By their presence at a critical moment, the left divi- slot] of the Northern Army was supported and.en conraged. Though not himself a witness of their meritorious conduct, the report made to the General, by the officer lately commanding on this frontier, calls for his thanks to these brave and patriotic men. Colonels Dobbin and Hopkins, Majors Lee, Matte son, and Don, have been particularly designated as distinguished by their zeal and attention to disci pline. To the high character established for himself by Major General Porter the General has only to add his acknowledgments of the assistance he has received from him in the short time he had the . advantages , lof his co-operation. I Dy command of Major-General hard, C. K. GARDN.ER, Adj.-(en. Northe'rn Aray. . , CAPITAL PRIZES. SWIFT and Co. havo the pleasure of annoeneinK L./ to . the POlldir, that tWv sold ill Shine thrfibliuvriug Co& tat Prizes its the Lust Louervevia. :-- 755 .. • 416,0t0 1.2.616 851 ._. 2. _ —.. 2.000 i 3.899 11111 W Y RA P.'S GRAND LOTTERY Will begin Dossing on the 18th of January. There are 12.000 Utz% stud the Scheme contains Fifty Capital 'Prizes, Windt% 1 t••• • ..... . of • •,.• ..... 41 1 = * .4 . ' • . ..... 1,0 0 NJ •R' • • b loot 4OO 10 • i, . • • I 3OO 16 Tkltels asd Shales ate idling at Miler and Co.'s (ono ante Oilco. X. lip. 11, Poultry. I 3l, Aldgate High. 12, Citariorcenots, I . , -street. it. CONGRESS. - pert 1 dition, and to prevail on them to extend to us that IN SENATE—MONDAY, OCT. 24. , support and assistance which, by the terms of the mi . , On the motion of Mr. Goldsborough, dons! compact, and by every consideration of pros ' Resolved, That the President of the United States I dence as well as justice, they were bound to have be requested to lay before the Senate, provided he afforded ; and you will as readily discover, on their shall not consider the same improper to be comminsi- part, repeated and continued delay; and, finally, an 'cated, the proof of any traffic carried on in the West implicit refusal or an acknowledgment of their Li. Indies by thesele of negroes taken from the United ability to comply with our request. States by the British forms since the present war, which was alluded to in the letter of the Se c r etar y of "On the part of this State we have exhibited e' constant readiness to conform to the views of the • A.'. IIItADLEY, Middle .New-street, State to the American Plenipotentiaries at Gotten- general Government, and to 00-operate with them,' 1111'0..ech-stitiare. Londe*, will satisfy the that -rrutostoo. burgh, of date the 28 t h of Jan. 1814, and cmgaiaad • agreeably to the Constitution, to the extent of our egalirer man the ailthell.licity of it Fgiesul of . hi. (Lily L I gr.at beim I from the CORDIAL BALM of 1.11.1.. N I), in a revere ia the late Message to Congress. di.erder silk nervous, bilious, and datuleut kited, with which power ; and it is not understood that thi general no Seel twee new 81111c1,0 1 . ' [nom THE. ONTARIO MESSENGER, NOV. 1.1 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Oct.Ocr 2.5. Government itself has discovered or eoMplained of • Ti 4 r: P . • P'Fic indll'llree t • nirlelnelam, . ouches for tile IWe understand that Major-General Izard's army . any unwillingness or reluctance in mil: yet, nOtwith. arepiwitsg core J a Geminate keg in a deep Decline. havingWATS AND MEANS. talc.* fife bottles of the tocetini Rabe .If amut. 'Hie spiris, i had re-crossed the Niagara , with the exception of standing our constant importunity and our readineiii. sueraga. Roe appetite or the rum mita were visible at v - 'I to act in concert with the O ffi cers of the United 'l7 Gen. Bissell's brigade, which is statioued in Fort port of the Committee of Ways and Means reeoired atom our requisitions are uncomplied with, and, ason-roilli; improved ; and be contiaMag the me of it :t few Erie. About 1500 men of Gen. Brown's division mending th e . imposition of additional taxes :end the .eise:.• lon g er, be MA . , pith Goa'. blessing, and to tke grent :. so --- f - a — r ' as depended on the general Government', sour co lor, a ndasteeLlaneut of kis Gustily aed friends, restored to are on their march from Bu ff aloe to Sackett's liar. first resolotion, for adding 100 per cent. to the pre. siteation has continued 'as defenceless as at the Cott.' pe r fect health. hour ; theybassed here yesterday. Brigadier-Gene seat amount of the direct taxes, being on its pas- Mr. II Hoothrityd, of Pontefract. reports of * man in that te l Wi n d er an d su it e pa ssed here on batur d ay, 1.... , mencement of the war. uril t hlinothonni,ai.ntat the age <titbit-Iy, h., had the ppenr- rai - a p e / eft a houreng wider tliatminositioaerousdi.coe. the Pitthi-is ; the same place. Nothing new from Sackett's tsar- 64 You will perceive by the correspondence, that Mc. CALIIIOIIW, of South Carolina, took the floor , P u t m onolts.4 Ca v outii i rtiast. Re hail a comidernble de g ree of ; tilit , the Government in refused to make the beetle lever, privii-ht.sweats, ei t ieetorated much. and was j ""' and in an able and eloquent speech pourtmyed the . have, fact, • • THE ENEMY IN THE CHESAPEAKE. necessary advances for expences which their own eisilaced e • a was of ezireme ebility. Itivog : lutd the best I exigency of the times, and eoforced the necessity medical advice he eouhl pr,ritre. withant obtatutog relief, be I The enemy has landed a considerable number of i of Officers have ordered and approved of, and that the iiiiit re...61.e. the Cerdi.d Halm of (bleed ; l ierievering in the 1 p resent action, i n of recurring to farmer' . • --e !t roops on Tilghoute's Island, at the mouth of Chop- ~ utmost extent ef the promise of the Secretary at War ase of it. all the anfnyoutable svniptneof gradually abated, laud lie !' scenes, sod fighting over again tbe old themes of coo- , is, .that H . *. will advance the money, they will ap. b oo .11,0 0 ,4 4 viv,rog. 'Lap of he4lol. ! lank River, eastern shore, and commenced the 'rec. l e, t *Non. tinvernment h oar . ~gaiii.. 101140 s, besides a saving of i tine of extensive barracks ; this is a more advanced 1 fi s t Ito eardiefence. ' • One Illettle in roar. The Cordial Bilot *of Gilead is mild in , I Mr. )Fist ; of Vermont, in his usual pointed Mee- " I in this•ti — of — rd-Of and ' titi . feres' ' ' een — eoW . dru " ori ci 4 kotles, price It s. each : or the quantity •r rout IS one Enmity • position as well as a better harbour than be had at ; . net, assigned the reasons which induced him to vote Hoek for li.. on WhiCh lIIIP its. bottle i%saved, doh incuded; • Tangiers ; be is now within GO miles of Baltimore. dos- Po for the increased tax. things, the stamp of which bean tit.. Provriiia s ovie and orbit eo . to -Soc. the account of Saturday, the enemy has ins- . • further arrangements for the defence of theliale. the en g raving. " Rams. Solomon , Livriosol, to Imitate which 1 ...,•_, several is Mr. Samurai, of New York, spoke at gnat • ~ ... - The large States, of course, have a non ado.. k fetal ; a' ti this prlege of a particular set of of for his . P•ry;t'v%,- . , sail from the above rendezvous across length, and with his accustomed warmth in oppesi- 1 awn. b..isri grained to Or. sotornon, by f a vour of his Ma- tole Bay to 1 racey's landing. At the landing were dant means. In this Stete, which has paid macron.' 9 tiOn to the tax. - 1 . tinues to pay such immense sums into the natliniel l )sty `s Ho ;liable Conimi99infters of Stamp I/Ales, purporly - .1,..,.. sh ip s , one brig, and three schooners. Having , Other Gentlemen s'poke also on this and the fobs ks secure thitirtiblic apinst C-unterfelts : none else eat musette. , :". 7 r . ~. „ wit force to i Treasury our means, by way of direct taxes, osvitii Sold by Samuel Leigh. NA. 18, Strand; Batten and Co. (lola . ! acted sufficient p ro tect his seamen, they . lowing questions: — Wrest aO.Stato4), How Church..ard ; Raton awl Co. tich ' Nitre busy in taking o ff tobacco. Tracefs land . ing ' 'to the very limited extent of our territory , must tie. 150, OzWd.street, London; ItyrAle ;mit Doenitne, SAlr.hitry A division ef the question having beea called fen' ~ be u . . is a post town on a branch of Herring Bay„ 113 miles ' h Brat question t h e f o ll ow i ng t . cessarey in cn circumscribed. 'rhe taxes.already A. lablt.Perfawer, North Hridge, Edinborgh; Earth Keene, ' • the question put was on pay 1•••••• 4_ NC 6, College emcee! Devisees . No. 1, Pasliamentodrecl. bet** Annapolis , an operation, and those proposed at this Seasion ' " Resolved, that it-is expedient to continue the - Dl.i i_ draw fpilit of .. •., 1- 8414 o f Meters. F. Newhitry laid S• n, Dahlia; and retail, by all i Later accounts from head-quarters say, that the .reef Tuns? meat r us a sum mopey, one-haft es Maichie Venders in the Uulb.d Hia g dorn... Mich, if ap to our own necessities, would' in. c,„,,, v Dip ,„ ders ha,. been , w ,„ y $„,. I . • i „,..„,,,,,,, ~,„h a enemy, after making some advances, .bad return e d Ow this question the yetis were— degree of eillifltallf Vft cameo be eradicated is a few weeks t from the expedition to Herring Bay. eitiose, in a levy respectable degree, our means of • For the motion . 97—Against it . 21 therefore it Is in order to eiscoorage steady perseverance io the B.tqlwoac, DEC. I.—The enemy landed yester- __. , !defence. the direct tax on houses and lands along ate of proper means that Dr. Sainsion lons adopted the planof • The question was then taken no the remaining will undoubtedly exceed the sum of 69,000 dollars, Ns Nolo ! , with three bur Sits. V a apily ia t oa f i e es. ronv.intog . &Ay mor . ellig . at Deep Creek, and proceeded to R . 0... ' clause or the resolution 46 and to increase Mc sone no part of which is applied to the purpose of our flea r""" 1 11 by Windmill ; he was reconnoitred, and his posi.. i Ile !Will il l of Twelve in los s Ainilitit nil _.• '!, 1 . , • ._, • der I Fiere-eund fl.iek-tioati WY 'lf hick lila-. rs sawn ,vs UV Per cent."—and decided as follows : I Partkujai ffi tence.. Bet I forbear farther to enumg. 4" Glade us Vosssis,° : .1.• dell asliertaisied by ,Ceptain ilird, of the liiiited As Dr. *Omen% Practice hirer , neral Ma. ' became sti; great mid ex- i Elites' Dro . goatsi . The infinity under Ge neral i Yea. , . 1315.-Nays ,97 i rate Olt tieveheei v eur sufferings, audirangers—the lie A ctoriaerahle ' ' Wake that Vs . constant engagettirolit fella le .1 d aan , have* *vend miles to search, had not.a . r. ! So it wes det . ermined to continue the present di. ' Calil Ph lit)), livened -to * frightful size, and peolles: et Ibis that and atsertatsce , be expects, when e. Mt .. 4 .. A. coal& bird determiuedppon a charge , with ` rest taxes, and increase the same 100 per ceet. inst of furnishing us with Molina for exertion, the dm .' :‘,..iudin,,,i of 01W proryi I Mei ail lignites, cases le ! ~Tr- • ~„„;,;;i7,,;,74 ; ;;;„,,„.„„,„,„,„1,,,, with an order for ord . :: a v i e w , dot o • • sink usinto despondency. to Ai" the retreat of this enemy, which he . • The second resolution, "to ittc,rtaae the d y . 1 Wit, clog tea reameiote. to he atastired at hi; leisure. arc required attemote d . in • most . gallant manner, . dditi I ••. under a tre- spirits distilled by ma a aim 4100 ,ft 3.9,1 cent,. r.:" ; tffiallialways be rea d to concur in every nip. 4o listelooo Gay Half a Oskee. Drabs MOT be ishotosadal airy ' noorin fire n coomn , Al agioaketry ;-but not being per ern!, to, pri pr . po w by the General 41membly for the de. Polt-tince, 15YOM ft L' ive rP l "i'f i L,"trirsriou t Ir t fi v ); nr will, di, 4ipt,010,1 "" bluing t lr ati d:r iu c c On oin sid t lia ttee tiozp 4th t e o wl, pl . e . eAcie . "Ofenr , native lima, snd*?f - Abe inva o l di aable; l ll: . well iiipPorted,hy his men, the charge was net seer which i t a sere 11104 e et ,c,4llleey e......-.. .. , ~ ___ ._,., „,. . . . 01 t .._ ta , .esfety; be' Aria dteetrili—" Boer/ Leary. r• 3"1"1""' tai- f as tbe an cep. . , . -eve leader golosicin.cmase the same t 0.15 cents. gar jai ws ie had hoped to to 1 tortrd : B,nd I trait the people, notivithsta ng t .. bed Hires Mae Lhetwool. Paid 4.1b1e levsaar." l to Aleut sit their fosses and the discooragemeet of the .h. No it. ti e i ii4i f l o i lfu l ek l iee eggit i la O N hod, ~,„a w as lie. pp * pf Neil !OA, reqemo his potion • , . • i ., _ . ini • ___.t kyers ary be addflmed I° X 3.10 A. .8' at be nigh b its :h 11 44' - ' ' ' e tißeii fed the Weft 15.11 1 411 1 0. of I 5• Mee. till tutted rot. Perseus who all It .1 010. to ve r ii.wh qtt lA. n e t .. ~ m . ..,, . . • ;him est,. will lie Nola worthier their privileges , , - - -nAinb 43 / 4 06414 0"Y i1an I" 9411 a 4 lo ist P ca4-be ith ; enemy 'lierely *lst fie . ' whOieititiittik iafic• .I. 53.417P 21 s Pfr 4 ar t l i core! Wei ,of thwit fog . a t roil rit . lieviii . done all Mrs can ia the Fetttse of . .. 4l 9 Pe 7 g •"' —fr.. Illielldritits • ..i .. . . . ligtelieriii : 1 " !.. :• 1 —. .1 0,41 " oreheisitielgis t. f ••' • 4 • • •—• ' ."K•• -- :- ... '...'. • . •V . i 'e • l'ASt f ':' ' ' . ...,., ... . . sr . i. LOMPOINF 'Vile laDitr ~l iEvelo3.llll'-467 104.- - • • .. ..., . . AI it ers, , " ;lb! cou•s/wr . 0 014 8 -sitypo • . • Oak - ailittitkasc d ' ' air •7 .. ,tin , . - ' = 1- ---" i • • --- L -.._,e_.:;... ."7 -- • ' .' 7 ..._.. .•e.- 3 , i . .Al . .. '. . • ' . . '. • , . . -- ?. • - . .._. .. - • olli , 1• .` 4241" • • ' ULIFAX P.4PV145. Deo erietio 16 0 14 ;18 utiles beta* . Davin , firiiiitiiiittki - iFilovett to. liiiii - 01 , 4 mach 0, 1 tild- ,, . Ilt*lind. ---- ' • ‘-' .• , v ie of' the Cotpraittee of the whole at apPlift 1?* .. Nev. 18.2:tie ,jimise4t2o P a pers to , Two' English. country ships OM' Ortyllirt eecoed itesolulion ; Whlelonetiort anytegrverr to . . . a the winter having commenced in ! from - Ca Mon; . have been ea pttires bi in A . 'and then the Hoots adjourned At itelPintat. 144 ; that the Americans Isadgivedop 4 . letter of intrque l and given up, . alit _llidrig.iliftitit .o.4pck. . .. . ttacking General Dnnamosul . ;,.. i 50,060 donate worth of valuable propettt ,tiftet '.' ' , igo was causide ted. ilk ilsom..ge .. ; out. The - British - brig Harvest; cargo ell, blubber , ' . The friffeiVittg ere a few of the new abjecte ' f tat:. American pritateersaraintantjogow i raloson,. cod-fish , tuts deals, like. a prite td .t anon, atlen, vie. :-11tworacturcd tobacco and its Anthd .... , ..,., . : Pritateer orl; * anti schoonei Prince *Re 111904 of the manufacturer; . candles, of, our Ara OCT. 28,—8y th e s t ee t t Oyoit i t. • elige . Soo w, and a quantity o f ' ralmto,. . . - ',;„.hits, : leather, pig ,wen s caltßtip, An ti 1 6. rrived about twelve o'clock . '`Ash, and . °yds prigs to the Dash v atr!t .: se led, And slit?irim ; ; and. °open', Wide 411nieldf re learn, that .on,the .. l9th,init..Grep,,i b t " arrtvdd at - .- 7 -..„er - • '.. et maabinery ;on furniture ablate a ceviAlq. viiipi‘ , , . , • is brigade attached to Gen. hard% ....4041411 . urea .of !ships of theatre, 4M. ellCep! beds, bedding, and articled ofdessedie,Pilki,it rola the Chippewa, eight miles above the !gaiety aidttyri" ye from Brest, ftrilistrVlrili ~ facture, In n the bands of the owner ;,hae,r,. ale,"ttad In, with the loss of 68 men, 'l4 14 Eddie, va ten . 27th of August.. "' porter, in the hinds of the matiufactarev • boob .- • , Tied : and that the main army were : artitaCt OVe k t.irrsza iao env oausles, serr. 30., 'Mai a certain price, in the hands of hanafarm roan Black Creek down the Niagara, i " There is little or no doubt-that General Jack- tam vow plated harness, in the hands of the Dirtier ; pewit. General Brown had gone to sea Will, be is possession of Pensacola in two** enya b g rsi f j o i : the manufacture of paper; on saddles opr, to take the command of the. forces three days •be was transporting troops acsom..tho "id . above a certain price, in the hands of 1 Bay to Mo ' bile,!for that purpose, on t h e 20th w et! thit he r/weer ;, pp gold. and silver watches,.in the handd late. British Consul at New Loa- '. —His forceis ample, having upwards • of 1000 la- '4 ,_ L f ii :S; on ldflonlll..,hPrles, kept 014 . 108 .i'11f confined on board the (Tailed States liana attached to his army . With Pensacola in one , r r fir. , - tor cardwge ;oa playing ea fi!i, Ali49ii , . r-4 ("6 No. 2750. • -.:- klt~ 4, TSB/IMB ROYAL. UItZIRY.LANK. THIS present EVENING, Dec. 13, their: : •• sombre servoiits wilt cer t. ° . MAC 4TH. *inlb, Mr. Keen; Lady idicbeth, Mrs. Bartley. • To which will be added, • ?be new Mesita ft MINIM, in two Arts, called THE NOITH STATUE: Or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. Tile DOMti to be opened at halt part eye .•clock, to br aise& !off Pail sir. _____ _ lIIRAT RZPSO YAP, IBOVRIT-OAIIOIOII, .' I Tii IS pataaht EVENING, Is. t 54 wilt be RegOiresd., COHIOj4II 4 IU. . • OR Tiflmvs, Mo;KeetOß ROMAN - Me. 'bi AI RON. UmU • to voiles «ill be Wed. ' I . The Rev Meio-Orafee. iraled ' ;ti THE FOREST OF BONDY ; •;I Or, TH.; DOG OF MON TARO'S. A Private B 2 nay be laid *Witty, ea application to Mr. Bcondlkesot (Wed? 76 -awe. i A PiRTMENTS to LEA', Unfurnished ; consist ing of drawing-ronnu,dinisp.room. Inn Fend bed-cham ber, attic for aerosols. kitchen, good vault* for coal*, an 4 other cow/eaten" of J.J.lliddletou% ) Boot and Sbeeasaker, No.ll, Holborn-bare. • lb..- • - - li. s : • -~, 'llO ~,, . .. • tutudra.lT(' .; Vallik i lirz."4: t ) ; rt . gr,fffib : '• ' i•\ ''4 j *\ ;) . _ i \ : a „i o : :• . Pajar .., '.. . -,.. , e s -' J. ~e.. ~. a a : , • ;4 ; ~~ :... . J ~w ~~ • 4.. . , - 0;