The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-09 00:00:00

••.11.- r 7. OP Viet . hros‘tifikinaisra . poefirs..veii, • farreadviiirl44 Mgattl t t ie enemy. • have dips refriforiehrnis,: and three Thiei of reserve, as it were, on the Oder, the Elbe, and the }thine, from whfoh we antstnntly desire aid. Theiteed-miaow; of the Enigeror 44 Austria and ' the Kind of inissta wilt be" k.rauqfirreti this 44. to Vesoid. ' 41141410.01041 T the withdrawing of the troops from it, vrliilt , was ordered as soon as the Prussian co.' !emu arrived by the great road, the head of which bad already driven in the out-posts, when our attack began. .• • Lieut..Cel, Gibbs remained with the 52d and 3J battalion 95th, till after dark., • • . This reconnoissance saving been satisfactorily ac complished, the Prussian troops are going into can: tonineuts, tad this corps will resume nearly those it eCCOpiad.hefere. • - The severity of the weather has been excessive.-- I The soldiers have borne it with cheerfulness milli patience, and I hope will not suffer very asateriatlyj Isom ; .1 send inclosed a return of the Mound wouitthid. •. • - I h a ve the honour to be, ;:'- < r.; (signed) . , ,• • it i tomAtikwiAittiiit4 • - .b •;1 A . ditotcb. or *birh the /.00ejo i i. is an 'atria; bas; 'Selo this-dtly reteirod at, hart Mews, s OM*. sAloireloed loud/Ito by ilebt-Ma.F . elseilgt St** * At Av e h d s i e tt St. 3euu de I.uz, Jan. .• . The enemy withdrew on. the' tilt in 'the morning, ellltekoti.t.pests in front-of thelutreached camp at , B;i01.1V)i between the Adotir 01444 „left of -the,, tnd at the same, tune the.treops, which I had, reported in my list te„haventered,upen gide:ray end., Baygorey,.rnarchea ( 4 pr,. thence, ttpwtreot:lY IoW 4 rail., thecentre of the truty, which hee #epnconsiderably xvinforced. I have had no MailitS from coilitoOs. since I ed.. :tressed you lest.. .2 . , , .. • in such a :Ater as folitaveht.th'e.,etnuidetp • i ot, I Queen Charfoite'aud Lady'Prevese fro ..6ving m , _____ effect ; while tlteiiiOnggitniVtd telt exeeolinti.igiv.: iiis Iblesty's late Ship nviiitit,i•Pat-in Bay,'. .. ~ ; , . ... ••• 1 e. &its lees. is, ism' ~ •,, ticutany tvgain,st th e Qu ee n t.ii r 0110. 4 , . 1 ... Slit,,.-The fait letter I bad the henoor of writing . ; ' Capt. Perri has behave& i n the ;loft !tom oe it tu) to you,•chited - the lith instant,, I inteventl youi that attentive manner, not' nly II fit s t4ltAttd eililtr,bfi , unless certain , intimation , i ris *404 Of ThPrOrl lo ' Le nit the woutitied. - , • .lf Men heiog ins the* way to Amberstbutt;:Vshould be; I trust,:that 'although unittectisiful„ yon..wl a ' obliged to sail with the squadron, deplorably manned prove of the motives that induelyd . me to.sail 'Older, as it was,. to fightthe enemy •(who •blockaded,the so many . dlsadvalitages, and that, it may be hereafter port), to enable us,tp get supplies of provisions and proved, that under such' circumstances the - honour of stores of every description); so perfectly 'destitute his Majesty's tlag has tot been tarnished. •• . of provisions was the poij, e .titi there . was not a i f inclose the list of hillesiaiid Wounded. day's fieurin mote ,p 9 'lhp ..crewsof the squadron! • •. * 0 - I have the henour to be, &c. ~ ... under ay C.onsevlxvi, were ya half alloWapoe i ,of many (signed) it. 11. li A RCLAY, Com.eaader, things, .and, wheat" wee done,. tiwill was !wwore. • aai 11 l/#Seniur Otiker. . • Sirh..7ere the motiveywhich induced..l4pjos.Genenti , ............ Hitt Mniegt's int, vi.‘ipikttniti, Sept. 10, ISIS. Proctor (whOntly your instructions I was dissected . Silt lit eve thv liononr . ie tr.nosmit to VO4l an ac cute," c995 1' -an r i w4°se ' %ishs I was enjoined to ew- ' cOline 4 iTf the termination et ihe leteTtisifOrtuinite es er 44elated : to the good of the contitry)i,t ialt,cis:r4l.srilf,.e, . inwittireillosritayat . oagf eas bwauhilceh biejolaghtgookoratiiiv battle 'with the enerny's squdrOn. • - ." . • • On cittufhg on the quit rtes-deck, iftet your, being and it nize,.tevealoi for me, the nwit .. . n . oltochojy . iaa siomsideic tote ' enemy'* second brig, at that 'time, on task„, to ,utla,to to you the unfortunate issue: of Uut . .l o *;•c w • iv ei tti tt t i t t ‘bel sz '1;"(tle., -vealkba toprevet . tt tb4h L ,' ~...iiiiyu-sistii,(44,ll,yi.?e,if;elirtsvo;rds took a Potation, th lt iflad 4 -to that eve nt . the.inallY , . Ilateward.ci" • In Itt, ,It ,t0 4 :1411r;• to . get our starboard rood .' '!'ir • sklerto qe sitnin her, a .number of the guns of the 'No intelligence of seamen haying arrived, / sailepi on the 9th inst. •fully expecting to meet the ettenly.l hil-liontdUcnielsid peing at this time disabled, fell neet.morning, as they had been see among I oa l stroar,iftileggirni4 Charlotte, at this . time limping isintid,s i,lier,ffa! I mistaken: soon . 1 4 4 1 4 4 d4l. p g i ti citialVt4iirdof ni; in this Situation the two ships they,were.seon its motion in PatmAlMjilaY4 ,the wind remot e for some time., I 4 ... k c i 11 ' s a ( r i l o e n tt a e s t w o e s g h o 4 t a c,e a li h r t;n e d f then at So uth - west and light,,givingia.tba w . e It!: her, I ordered the . .of us. if possible,: and attempted to pack our foretop gager, bore up .for teeny ; in, hop* of. bri sail to get astern; bet the phip• laying completely tkqwto ;titian among the islands., heettlipe isi g t ib U ' • ~.. I 1 • — • wu..Ao(4,fanstrate4, by ;be wind stuldisir vorttnegosote, every , brace cut away, ther . gaizeo7„ to.thesouth-iapl, whiclOroughtooollol,74ilikat : ,... 1 ...I tatt-tiitist aid gaff down, al l the other ma sts . badly _.., - ' • WOunded, net 4iitey• left forward, hull shntteredl, t7 l i ,t 4‘; "r ig e t w il: ' p.pitts - j .fo n TrO•ed : a l" rCording IftiO.itigAtript'6s9il4a. vet inolli. a 4401. ber,of the guns disabled, And the flint 'AA ship might be supported against the sogeeisse — . , ' . ". .d" ' .k ' bet4Shi sibead andaite,rp . i . enemy s up. ro,o . rp . .; ~. ,p , none of our own in agson to epport np, I wee force of the two br ipp utt ed to th e Ab ou t ' . - - -.. ' a .- ' -s • -.- - 1 n or , - , , J. His Etrellenry Sir George Preto;t, Bart. j Governor and General in Chief. :, i rtk SECOND sugpxolgyuro ,2ME LONDON'GIZETTIi OP TUILSOAA tair:ll, " 4, e ll' "710 0 9 .0.. " - • • r , QOLOPIL liPot AVANT; boasaing-sisget, &bl,s , , .es, of which followher ire Copts-11,4'4yr 'ed front Liru,ttnaes,Crencrul Sir C. Pr W Wert Ihtihurrt, iier) 'hir Miles( . • teekqM ti Mint reel. ,a,*—Ritti% hip the ueor. hokpii: taship, on the 36th of OctOhe t tnifier . lest, . the raflatrs Which' t, Slejeityy forces itnd the Arn r Maier-Cities:at 'Hampton ai lkinson, liaise' now the' lath r Lortiship, that the, sig.nsl: the enenti.,in the thateap:7l Chrysle.r's, !: bate itlfitiftd- both Province I _. :t. -; ,t:; .rte:' •1. - _ ost, expost 4 tiot h o ,b m , my IR O . d oo m me „; . h un t er- 2 long siv-pounds_mekloug foer•pounders, n o g. * .ha .. sure of the &lilies • iqvadieg . thein, and.fai ed th tern-pounders, 2 twelve-poutideroendes. the divisions or cre t torakpotoptoo •St' -1114 'ne zeta' tire' e ., "'ilillth i e Caledonta• it, said. four other schopers y i , il „ ove , fisil _ oi ionitiii ,,„, rom , o4 , , ilibßiratimmiider. , Wilkinson to retire to their own territory, .44 seek armed 'sr* , ong and, ' , easy Soapy. like 110143 .. 1 0 Citiparmy • -1 long nine : p_ainuler., . . . i • mutt , , . . for winter-quarters, Under circumstenees .so highly already Oacrabacl- • • '•.• • - ' . . ustivev, sap.onsoik_..• , • , disitdrontagcoes is to have , proditeeiiitilieth of them Teo 1100fli alas : ;wie I deprived • of the vertices o f f t.teret rgrohtike 6nostes. , ••'-.1 1 0 4 two pooh Peatit . davo r .,....lS Alrly.: N) .p. mo d t i., ; iiiik..onterit, desertiou, and disease:- i••• • .. • the noble sud iotreplataptain. Finnie l who soon • 'a - Niagara : Along ttrelvflon n49' 1 ,14.11,1 ri ~,t PPullaer est: ..., The well-timed appearance of a-smistl tegufar force ter the commeircement'of the action fell, and with reniets. • ~. Caledonia-24ongooventy-foorpoturileni t lttritty.twapound e i.. is General General Wilkinson's' front, 'which I had p o o tq l . him fell my greatest rapport; soon after Lieutenant - ci e rr ati m ed m . d , all on pivots.. forward fromjhe Coteau de Lac to support and-Rive ! Stokes, of the Queen Charlotte, was struck seuselese • -riei —4 long twelve:pounders •; WWI pivots. ' it WAR pErAtirlrENT. confidence to the Glengarry and Stormont Militia; by a splinter, which.deprived the country of his ser- r. Sonatners- Pions tvienty-four ponndtr; 1 thirty-tivOttog r i _ear_fiusesle; all oepiveq. • Doeenitcvitreet, Feb. 8, 1814.. .• i • very shortly after the severe lesson., his vanity had vices at this very critical period. lisrctliilde--1 long thirty two-pounder, on a picot As I perceived the Detrnit had enough to contend . Tigress-liaagethiy , two-innnder, en ' a pivot. • ' ..;.,,.,• A Aspaiett, of ' k :die I:ie faltowilig is a copy. has 'been re ',received from the Corps of °hairs:Wes . ; ogerated .eri m Oit byi kasi It:itlturot. netdretsed - to bill Lord;hip Ay General 'ao'intowrillily at to indoce him to cornmente I p rowl- with ., , without . the provpectof a fresh, brig Presisional scosnion,-11ongthirty-two.pounder,ltwenty-foor- ' . rrh•amos Gruhiliu. •tzttett betu!..touirters,.Coluitiouts, -hut. 14.- .-- -. 4 --- t . •a/lOn pivots. • •' • - 2.4 001111 k spitate retreat from our shore to. St. Hoops, not upthe : Lieutenant Irvine, who then had charge of thaQueeu • trip-1 loog twenty-pounder, on a pivot : ' - '':' - i i k -' 1 :: My • LoiL r —Gen.. Below Continendersin-Chief Ili's: Pot . ihisi'deu.S.ps of the Ptus l siau a rMjc, having lig ., . Salmon It . ire n ,. an d to abanchanisienrowed project or' Charlotte,.bohaved with. great courage, but his eve- , Si ned ~• (A true copv,.) ;oii . i • ,!:,..., , •, pa ss ing has winter to Montrehtz ' • , I .. i ... i riance was much too limited to supply the plied of I . (g ) it,, it, B ‘ItCLAIG . 1 , 81 I i ttikstl. to me", that in the morning of the fith lase . „ ; '; ' . .• •-.. ___.,'" l „, _•__ ,- rover!! --, ' • '• ',/ $ • -. - ""N"; . A Listof. Rifled sad vroandevi in Ms- Miklistegliii k .....A Jet. waste entry into execti4ion his intention of defy. ' ' tr. appears t o e: American A viv , upon sr/grimy,' at ! such ti officer soretiptairrifillnit;" hence she prov the Fvencli Mills„sellich are situated on 4he Salimon ior far less assistance.thao t expected. • ! ..soi s in an action, w nii the American Sqtadoiss,.. 1 .• iii : r the enemy from their position at II uogst retell mid the 10th Se,.t. 1815: 1 "• • .lAurtel on the Ai k in to 1 - FlWer,,about ela miles from its mouth,. proceeded 'teal .":. , The action continued with great fury until half.' • l u o la tat a - dre dril m er:'ar i w il' ol l ift. (4l4" l. • 16 ' in - . 4 . ;41jui1111114 ., ...'' • i noissaitee on Ant eerp, and that he wished me /so 1-dilinasge thei r . ri s er craft and guo-boats, and to era pint two, svhenl .1) e rceived spy opietartt dropastern4 ' shore, round their bloclo-house, a mo le; and a boat passing from' him to the Issittgam which(, . aines of Offierrs Izitled and vroilinic.d. • -,, • coVer the right flank, of his corps; I moved suelt•l'Fi t ng e •,"• , cumbersome ,traio of artillery, for the laceitarvatien =was at this rime perfktly fresh),4ll i- - UM° . Jai"' ilink 4 n , " 6 Yrti • i 'e.ltatilaaa reittioißif, obit parts, • •of the two divisions under my command as were disposable from Itosendall,, aed arrived here at of which the whole of Major-Gesserel• Wilkinson'. - inmedore seeing that Mc yetthe day Ware . I ,Stst '• • Kif f ed. ...4. ient. j ' ato r .Fmn•;;,,,;' • _ : ~., ~ • )..7.., . i . h . enemy .. infantry is,retained in rents and footsie/ this most in k . .111 . 111 (149 Tealittl Weill struck ffhp s n Adel' ,he le , .sn'), weanded.- Copt. It. H. Barclay, gAjo rt i o il yl i . . it . .74ilL day-itrealt Au} themoritieg of the 11(11. A in - * iiiito the ter irefincelosi state of the •- POWs' Purse d f rom w est w es o , i C lement season -of the year, • until the winter re/n.3 - , • - . 4 .... . . .. ~_ . ... , D etroi t s • • r • angennusly . ..:••• .-• . 4e-7- were drivers back, with loss, ' QUEEN. • CiU 2 4 4 ".4 8 . Axil be sufficiently established to enable him to r e w t , •11114c h ship See now a •perfect wreck, • priumpalli 1 - ..Killed.-Ceot. Rriefert Finds. c . ... , - . - -••• Iloogstmten, &c. after an obstinate resistance, by 1 , . , ~ 1 firgothe skin or the gun-boats, and also that • Woandetf.-First Lieut. James Stokoe, severely ; Jas Abe Prussian troop., to Braeschat, w estme m el &c. i tire his guns to Plattsburg. - Foster Midskipman slin•btly Dipositions were made to attack them again the 1•• A rapid succession of severe frost, light suers, .0i QueenPuirlotte was in such a situation, that I 1 ' , .. .• following day, but they retired in the night of the .' and sudden thaw, to which the American. Army has -child' roceive k very little assistance from her pod the; at this time too far to, lee*ard,'; ously ; Lieut. F. Rolet:,:v P e ß re E ly7 T. Wounded.--Lient. .Edward flueliais, commanding , danger . been so long and so mach, exposed, has made it ids,. Prevost being :L . woup . ded.- T ueut. Gear:e r r:Ali, commanding, !erectly ) I.lth, and took up a position near Antwerp, the left resting on 34 ercx em. ! p os s ible col. , , ine to exec ute any enterprizeagain e. st le, ?'tom redder being injOred, made a noble, 14 I.; too Eater affil 'fft to r ega in - if rh e b oy *-* without risking more t h an my mealie could instill. . _.___‘ - SS an e . or g _ 7 • r -lenry tsateshill, Master's Mate slightly. Gen. Buloir occupied Braeschat in force that even. lag (the 126). • , • . A division of gun-boats , with a detachineut of •V elf, supported iby hialinal Vessels, pa a ,ithlto ,..ipp....y. . 47 I mowed to Cspelle, on the great road from Ber-1-sher troops, which I had ordered on the Ist of this snooth . .. , , 11. toolC - krahing ositibisiv* 1904%; !,kow°,rje4*---1111aater's -elate J. C3 a l Pheti , ceoraanall* to a dvance .. ieto Lake. Champlain, for the purposterst stuffs cittildi' prevent iti°4 . -- he ttforktinate t isi,fdatiop 1, • - (*OKI 1t.,8. BAR CLA • ' lt gets-op-ZosWt to Antwerp, to he ready to co-opelate CherlOttb virirent d y , s he from *estii ~ I • • . molestiug General Hampton's division, succeeded le : 41114 Wee't Cossiminder, and late tieniar: in the intended attack yesterday. : itt,sittemPling it, we fell - pit '. - no r .iiit ; niT tajlt bunting an extensive building lately erected nest Major-Geiterat Cooke's division remained • in. : .serve at Capelle, awl. Major-General WlCenaie's • Piattsburg, as a depot magazine ; some .batteana, ' ll ' Mist Lieutenant Osrittscl wan nbw mot:tali woinfd . p snored by Ekeren.and Done towards Mercxem, so ! ether with the siensunition,iprosisiotis, nod s tor e s , and myself in seve r ely , th at 'l' 4 60,01 f to,,,cinit as to avoid both great roads occupied by the Prus. ; found in it, were either brought away or dest s coyeti i thbilet*. Ttlfirintid ;as *the . skirktlil was , '‘ith net ;boss. While the prosaism were engaged consider. I. The severity of the weather obliged. Captaiit Paisg t I More than 'fifty Etrltish sAffirl - t. iRe • rest a mixed ;14 more to the left, an attack on the village of `of the Itoyni Nary t .iusder *ltem , commend dead . ci+Wof:Tastailtino and sofaietg, Roil who *TO' to blercaem was made by Colonel M'Leod's brigade,.! elaced .the expedition, to .reture to .tile Isle R as ih t : unicititelut4 via sitch, service; ,rendereifthe led by himself, in the Most gallant style, suld ;is Dix on the sth; in effecting which, he was obliged . 1 ' of Ctillcirs ;WO" . sensiblyfilt, and never in any under 4e-immediate direction of Major:General life cut a chausiet for his boot; Aloof* several miles 1 . ad! Oni Was tte finis Wibie severe ' ; ever Ofie.er cbm. • tglittile. l el ice. The enemy's. troops. were • lo considerable ' mending vesselii . tud their seconds, tat either killed 1 • The rapid, but orderly advance, of the detach: 1 number in the vicinity of Plattaburg, • but 00 .Ithi 1 or wounded seifeverely . as'tii : be' unable to keep ; the -. ..,.: ..• , . ~ vsent of 4he OW- battalion of rifle corps • 0111d0V /• . : tempt was made to annoy. our.forceemployed on this ' dick. . • Caplet* Fillarton's - command, and .of the isecobd • occasion. bittalios of the 78th, commanded by Lieutenant. I • In U pp er Canada a conjoi n t attack mi. Burlblgten hived'ittiost;nbbiffi, and did every thing that a brave colonel Litidsty l .sapiaorted by the second . battalion ' Heights, planned by Major•Genenti Ilarrisoo and , and 'o4peritin,Oa' Officer could do in is vessel •arnied qf the 43thi commantied by Maier M.4Donnell, and by Commodere Chauncey, hat bees trustrabid - bit c ,tifs with'it.s.pouttil eitrronades, against voisiil sii,rylila - uoisamairs-fieicts: • -• -',77 ~. -.- On 434 , &KW a Lieu gomut.Colonel. 111 plrissumw, and lateness of the season and severity of the 1044010, . len* tuns.' • I regret to 'Rate s thaelie kris severely $O2 l )4 T t tild s i R43ll4igh ' Ea "' gain * ' Guildhall, Attorney, Ur. Ant, A A , inrperlintfa charge withtlaehayouet by the 78thy I L,. 7 , ~,. ,; „I have the heneefto bit t 'ite.o:rf . ~ --, 1 - ' efiemtleid•' Liege. tlignai , of the Darer, ,commend. ' • IL' W. Smith, Flect r tmaket, grocer, 4;14* by lAieutenant-Colociel Isindsay„- decided the i - ' .... '' . .(si ra t) .. :( , sigoafirg.pitliviogle... lung the Hunter , displayed the :greatest 'intrepidity ; ga P i r a awe il n,..r ° rei r ii tY e ir "I" ' e z aw y . tatettileit : mech sooner, aitd• with, much less lose than 1 • ' , , -.... r . ! ••„,, ~ „.. ~;• . .' but :hie gutiii' being sma ll Owe ;fear; and: fait.* kfat . cli en.. at uaildfaill. li k tforue ‘r y e llt .. I V 0414014,11.1teeti expcted, front the strength of the ; r • ki,.: T . • } Teß eL linneri , MeWreati. No". 4.5. 181.5. , !panders); ho'coutd be *of 'much - lisiierOce dna. lin *: Westminster. 9 ' • • . . .vi 51D5P,...1 , have the honour to transmit to , w i s mid!. •• •:: -- *•-, ~ • . • •,... , - : • ••• , 1 .8. Moog, Hastlebtury, W nrcesteinthir iloot_ond the numbers of the enemy. . -- .1 • , is 4, 51-.), et the Star and Garter lan • your Lordship& cell of-a letter fronrCenimOdo eS'r - ir • p v • • . Pry ofiker in the behaved' in the ',spoie . Eir,Flatt, New Boswell -court, Line cal. hlacteod received a severe wound throogisthe e a ames I' —• • ‘' • 'to Nagler with Ca tain Berea 's official ' ' lt titiams - Aro i t e i ntb, Worcestershire oras s rnthe.advance te.the attack but .did not wilt 0 4 4, 7- ,:_‘. ~ , ~ P . y , exemplary manner: manner: : Inglis showed suchi -- 1, - . B ' count , toe Action on Lake Ens, referred to in the.cominand of the brigade Sill he became faint from m i :d•• :- •1, ' '' :Lai c t • • • - etilmintrepidity„ that, I - wat . fuily'conlinced that on rat sti cul i c • I r r 'lt rha " °e " l're ' . „ 1 a . , a tut. aa . Atturne less et - frAnad. lam happy' to think' that the ariu. .„,...,,m, : 0 your 'L ship of *Aerobes' and leating th e decko le ft the skip In excellent hands •* 1 bid Broad-street. et? er haft .am . . happy tilt ~ a 4, . t ft - .14 , 1 ' J - Krogh - lietds eibinit.nii;' '; and for an account of that, Lrefet '• ib` 0 •B s a imi l_l 4foot i; • Le ' edg. A 1011 probably not be long deprived-of the services of , - 1- 6 . at Ca 'Otis distinguished o ffi cer. . . , _, Phut' (;are" is te, recaleurt lr nil woo s, ;you to his letter which be iti;Otriaiiii'lor . ' ' li.- Leeds .' A your lu. , 'DO, nod vailot,., iiii_ "--'' ',. .`‘ ..- ' snot ttlit therels a ro ''''' 1 - f his -• • ~ . . p spec. e va luable !Ifs a e- formation. •:• - • -' • • • '. • 1• W. ir. kl•klaster; Red Lt Thp enemy were driven- into Antwerp, -with* intuit ' - 1 fa tu -: esider..,.e.bie leas and some prisonees - wora - takeh.. oo. - • .r a l ttl!,af'‘Olt °Xi a -4 .**Arr.4fotfineieteti; ptirs'er ethe Defroit, pi•Til Altar-. rvelilfeh- _5 ; +t3. .7 g I NiWthe ' rontelt satisfaction- 4e - .. ~..'.. • I haviqte j li9Our to .. ~-. * * - .- t r . e a Ni s - tet i f kii i ;• • d i t,e •• - i.L.i. • .-. i. %4-;7' • . 1'1 1 '12,,•t 3t , torpreesliErsit • ,tom. »' ,irn• . : 77.tst--- .- . ...:..- -- - . v . .. -•,, - •` • Ile ". tt it, .lolls,,04: , j. Feld, 'lnn , warmest opprobatien.or - thy , ssetsdect -4411 Vibe 1 % 1 ' 16 Right Haik Karl . . - s e • I ' s' l '‘ -*;!.: ' *l':.) .. t '''' lrindeF:l l 46filitir- ' f lYest liaa rif li hill.. -*l.' 44 'he "ack Pi?' , • alleys Aleg i . -kr troops ; namteraus fiver -beks.eetWaetter ' thew - them 'P' 1 ' - •• • ‘,. • '-•-• 7 -..- . N . A ... i . , .71- zret to ~ st r : t ' brat" tee isle i idreltd - 0004 . . 1- Wbredgr, ~• .__•.. P:' • - ~- 64,.. iA • i ' i - C. al aster . 1410.1 r Ven t who then met the encrny•fer the first time. at i • Nit litnie.i y•ri ship Wolfe, ntvKininiten,-arac 1.53.1114 . .." ---• ' - .:* The disciplints.and,entrepitiity of tie Highland bat- ' 'lla,—l yesterday received Captaisetio4lol 4 : 'Provintial Uettrenaat Purvis, . the 'Military *bin. :‘.,. ( 4 , k r a c h ,, 22 51 . , ii .; . ib ;''' , ~ Winn, which had the good fortune to lead the aft: ' , weal statement of the ill-fated actiodies:talln • . t .!cers tieutentints - Gardela, • *otthe ItoYal Newfound: klifiltis, (trine) tack into the village, reflect equal credit on the o ffi ...:wd as your Excellency most wisiii . teeksielafeliarnof land Rangers; and *O'Keefe, • of . the 41st' teglif4h4 i, 11 , -1t : ~- I l ti f:r4v CerS and men. 4 i estry particular, I have the hononr to fatly le Aphaved in a triatitiir . • w ch excited ni wermissfyl- 1 iriiki,__Tem , ' *hi - 'y . • ' L 'rho same spirit was manifest by the other troops : cnpy of the same; it .appears. to me that tho u gh A l ia , miration • ; the few British seamen I had, beltiresc I w.. ra? epiployed. .. 1 blejesty's squadron were tery•tdeficient in .seetaeu l . with their usual intrepidith - lad i "long* i v g aS -04 . Ira " q i Two guns of Major Fyer's brigade were advanced weight of metal, and particularly long guns, yet the ' deck the troops behaved with k r pineal' anst Css 7 ,l• vt. dl is support of the attack, and, by their.escellent pray greatest misfortune was the' loss*of every officer, rkar4 1 , rage worthy of a more fortniiatel utt l iii their'exer- PLY • . , . • : 4111,111 W tice, soon silenced a battery of the enemy., ! . .. . titularly Captain Finnis, whose life, had it been .47 The 52d regiment, under the command o f th at ex . spared, would, ,in my opinion, have awed the snot& . The weather-gage gave 'the onedll a pfediiioual# perienced officer Lieutenant.Culonel Gibbs, was dron.—l have the honour to be, &c... . ;advantage, as it e t natiled *theaynnt giily to pltOotii , ii 4 . "1 . ts,Tht afterwards moved into the village of Mercxem. • ' •astEti LUCAS YOp .Ciemlodere , 1 their . position, but their4oo4Kx thin, which".diei.O. • . .... - al ,. ••. 1 ..:, i • 'Man. o_ • nitritelse ers % rereived rrired Ni I ki aria. Mir1:001 your Lord Norem iki.een his • keri on by iteral NVill , form your envoi by I I.mier Cal Canada b .• • - ; none lit UM. 17 . 1 , 1 , 11 111 11 I . ,llWillinVil . 11111 .??,y,pv,s.b wf, .a W. 1 ,4 1; el t . j , ;Ave 4 , 5 , 041 , 6 force or t ne two brlgs opposed to them. : About ten _u,._ ! wider th e* paisiful ffeCTlty t or efifTerg the epePlYl'. C. Pre nst. Rawl. the ,eitem i xeleaxet), thsi islattds nnt. l .inetnoliattebrwwwi , kr. L 1 tth•l 4 . i - 1 , t?S plo p ro se_ . 1 , -•iiiwer easy nil to a line : tbreast, each brig being ', t p o ii ipl oa lo rt .!i d a o t e st i r o u ; ckititet,... 7 ..42cie, si : .4OF , ,9--r . : a 7 71 9 • • ktiqr .,.. t.. . • I, S k T ' i 1 N 1 4 604 . "a a triPP°4 l #l 'bY ,6 44 5n44 1 4 1 ; . Temrtit. : At wquisrtbe :. . Enure lx, torgor lie. I, 4c. if.f: to Evirst- An Oe . 6 ttr'ehe 1 Alonfroeiff l p,4 . • ihp , Acts - n ip , ; 1)/ .. 01 .0 g is . iisr. L'' p i iistialo - 4c. , (sioe4o G., N,GLIS. ,: !i:40,430„15tb few i t,sinpgpu!;,,ithout a +fortes !peat i iiiiv Aniiire4 . , Tlr" his At i! oty . i ' 5 Sin'aVi , - On*Lake '. [OO i ilac, be......l.;oteltodora,,,allo i t.Naported• bp 4116410 , P.i n ton.-00**A - sterkektent or thi Porte of ieri n.#l:juiq kx: •cairylng'four long tivelve.pouwly,s, tiaLoatelkaAsq. .ni . :;. : Erie, and flintier tOeThiiibt :kale . z.,.. t : . l ! n i. cl V 9 P-9,51 'l/14-4,4141- an* twfil!frfour PolmigrootatmllOSMOlNW .. .od , LII 34 0 ,V! strflgttlAviiientelk ' . '. trAyartporimlairoilf . eighteen. ismctint4-tq‘Z. : ofVo i ii 4 s, lv,o4 .f rptop f 4 : the ott 901A111.42:14604( pi e dir .. , • w 4 iir ritoko k as , oin Motirmantiso % ti defeati**r "%PIO TrAtfittPAVl3 o 64: l - 1 154011111 ' ‘rpr . ' thin erearre 0 i na..te;! . e. tee vim a Ir t r i gde . . . • r , • - • • • Or - - . Pat Innate . wfn 0-7 , . 'P a Y... ife9 Ptle 4 VP.lri get. r *ftilllffr 4/J l4 lll iilteeilhas***(: . ..... , 4 ..,..,,ifilffillf!.e. Mb Troth to ppper-'6.T. o win ward` as e 6 render the (seen ChStriglittla: -16adfrfaviiet-3 long ohm-pounders, 10 twelie-ikualer car- Troia the pre s. '2O-pouuder carronades useless, while she *Ws ) with ronado ' . ...-.... : . .-.. .W 75 P' • . .` • - • STAITESMA.N_ -qv 0, - . . • ~ . .... - . . . • ~ ~ . _,..„:... , . 4.. • - „.;_?..„. 4,.r.„••,:' .4 . ..., _ -.--I • .. t. f ..1 • ..... ' • ••• .. ..• • -.),e'. .... : . . / .... '1- -• • , •.• -or --- . 74:-.=...., ef,r , ._...... Y, Y 0 lie* • vrairs-rme LONDON GAZETTE, Fps. 8,.." Veseeieettptered, bernf,: destroyed by hieldit. jetty's. Wits and remit em p loyed oyt . the blockade of the Chetiptieke,' under,thetoMeni M Caistain Bar . ; tie, of - Isti•Majesty's t • `.bettvetn • the tttli day of September, 181 k hair; , Vikh day oflit henry, 1814:- •• , Effete Nigel** fiat i r.ifliViel.tdclllllllll,4, scriptionsi) •• ; • t,•; , , AO I, it ir - ....•:*i , ? AA.. • , , . .:;. • .. 43414 K itCPO k: - **A4.• , -.,. ..,-4 J. Wright, Rosemary-lane, baker, Feb. a '194- , i * ' - at Guildhall.. ,Attorney, Mr. Fineheqifilit•arramuniffroff* bloodmates-fields! • . T. Thomas, anyitilk•Ealeal itaillyeddig.i4e:Artreltar . ~ f 2. at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Amory, 4.11• C .4 . . 11. W. Smith, Fleek!maket, grocer. Feb, .1 4, 1 1 ,40W1L at tiaildhall. Attorney, Mr. ,lones+, Sze-lane.. ".. A' '7 F. Rowel), Great tinlkgeatreet, plumber • •li i eft. 14.111,;.. Mai cli 92, at Guildhall. Attorney, • 51r. .Veld,. 1113144imitriar o ; ..• Westin Ms ter. •.,... 8, , da,pu. Hastlebury, Worcestershire, ..cwynittictalo;ll.lot* g_ t i, 51-./, at the Star hod Garter lou t WayerritYr. ii= Mr. Platt, New Boiwell-court, Lincoln'ti-latillel4 • • • ,• Milan* Witlentb; Worcester hire, ."I . '" •- • .': ,f `..- J. Brew% Lipper Thaints-itrect, V Mitts . 44: arela qt, at Guildhall . Attorney , ` MP. A = ' • OM Band-street. • • J.'lisook.•beinds,.eablart-taakee,' FOL. 14; 3111; - . trait • the Bull apil:klouth, Leeds. A unlink* Mean. Task oon.Wad . Gattsit,, Leeds, and Ensifightill-strea: •: ~:. •• • ...•1•• +: ' • stt.if.•llll 6 Slaster; iced /41.1.14ttrerte•tier)cen• ell;istil.• .1 . 1 ; ; . : wallketurrt. Pen; 4 42. parch ' ft -. , -),. • • - • ~, . ri, _ n*Ake- - - I inn, cr l. • iitTge . 7 . . ' ' ••' . -:', 4 : •it iad m eig il t e:ll s Bd ' "Iteet ''9 ( .! 1 : 74 .- 11 - ,4 :-I.: i' ‘' ,. .r• .• . ' • - - • • • ' 4 : ' V. masters, ht•rport, a , March 2v, at UsevLsindon Yin iind• - nottot T - : • . •tornini, Sir S. rsitconsbe.and Kit*, iserlithip7s • . - • k' kid, gristol. .. ,, . ~, 1 ,,...: ;..,.. •••••„ ...-+,. . -W. Iliees, 'forint - Sussex, shopltesper,,Xels o .,' ' • .., -„,„ .. 19. atTittlictbaW. • Attorney,- Mr.'MbillOwll, . 7: walks 'remple.,_ ~ ' W. walks, Moor-street, b;tker.;:l a e iti l i sZ2it i AlaiNtik 22, at Guildhall: Attortltes; Messrs. Autire i y: . rAll; Oditlit, cyan, Ctkraitur•street. .; - . ' : • .... 4.. 't ".• ... t-.` -' .; - - •'-'.' ••• 1 kl. Malley, Barbourne, WarctgitershV ive g4)moutkogla 14; 15, March 92, "at the Crownind . lais 4 . • ..' re , lr- . . 0. PF, Attorney, •Mr. Bach, Letiminitect ".. .'4 4 • , ~.. •• • J. Wadiand, NightinicritHanc, P±lllabirt;Cib..2C . 26; Malik ft a Guildhall. AttornAh M. Wm, gett,/aion-street; Vire Oaf. -- /1,, Mare at Guildhall. AttutneN, Alt, .V.Viiruct o ;• ji.4s z street, Al e: - • -T, .Itriskatit L aishopogatr-st met. llitlioat, ilabeuierncrvil'eh: I!. yg, March 2.2, at Guildhall. Attorniag M. Select wet Stokes, 14asi i i.ghall-strtg,., “. „„ • . • ~ •• • ,'- ••M :null. G. Ste m ; _.' litigbank, tiuther-merchantn, Fob s 4 Vjgo4,•Nartth 22, anfildlllllo.l • Antal/el, • Messrs. Sweet . and bitokei, Unsought Arga,,, , . , ~ J. Tilhi, reach eg-Iffieel:wierlitertkant,Feb. l b , 22, Itfarclit 42, ar.Goildhall. Mißilkg, *Mtiiii. Wtltshire and Bulttin, # 114141 1 1 ! e f f •• . •' ' • • ' • . •• .. .prinnitli3. . ~....• .. . - lgarelsi.• le Cliataberttisk athweg, Idatattsex, medusas,- March 12, T. Park, Finch lane, nierchant—hlurch4T, J; +Bum: ton, I'4.pm-street, wineriatirshaop-,Marcts 5, J. and W. Vol lins, ()%3Pord, linen-drapersL-ST:tith 1;• G. (:owing, tiollTra-, bridge, stationer—March'. It ftticklin. jam ththr i : s te, sth^e -11111.4H/ W —March h„.. 'Sankt's., Itineitreet, Chat ••e, lihru-. draper—Alareh 5; T. Preston and J. - P. Smith, V.pper Thaa.es-. street, me:chants—March I: R. lnoyse,•Slonne-strect, Cl4.lson, carpenter—March 1, D. N. Shory, Berwick-street, printek.-- March 5, E. +Williams, Oxford-strew ch - ! -Marstikl,: r.• Bradley , Strand, carpenter—March 1,,,A. icy and .4.- Slidtri., .13ow-lane,.wirelitnis'emcn-:-/ditich 1, J. I.ancrioer, Tooting, Surrev,.schdolntaster -Miarch B,A:a illiTny, 016.0...-•. cestemerrace, Comineaciallond., 7.4rchasit--,-AlartihTninitY .vr mid, Liverpool, tnerthitnt•- tram 11, K .•(:itrisilell,.. *wee.- fund, carpenter—March I,.T.Alre . ;Nei agtikr:Vt brand,' 'Miler —10•1 a rch .2, 2.. J . Stoustspen. jsus Atiorthu.l4.,.Desze l isci r e , liticn-drOer—Mitich 3, W. Eli/ /49rielitircO, Lancashire,. catroninuner—Marchl2l_. 'Birdil.cirlian3. victualler .: —Fet,..20;,4 2 . Citsktaiss.JEFAissa.eisitt, ,ROSlnti2tArtet, merchant. . CF.RTIFICATES,.-Manctil. : .-• n. White, RoundsffitFhontiftei.Mllagr - • ea* 'Blarererbire; 4tallet..4k, .41 - :Rjint4;3 psi la er-ata ker.- J . WHOM . Aflitaiiit ~' II Waite, 4;tti•port, giusp4ire,•salpitliat jun. Kendal, Westmorland, 11nen-drai. - lingo n-g ra age, Yarkshiri,i'ciortr-filetor- Riussell-street , Bermeodsety:;-,4ll.teer. PARTNER - SWF . Dl4llO I. W. Cawley and W. v% lekev, A. R. Sbersood and it. .4IIT :on, **id e .... _ ._ In the churchayaig i ejf, group. two tomb-stones, .06;0 Hoar eel of which are reaord,ed Ape ; ages pile family, anioulitiog , togethet on ,the .other l • the Anna ages arty:limning to 595:7,-,Jo the first died at the foginatlismaigns t i lit. 84*, 70,k acid in the.5ec0nt1 i ..441,14,W4 4 ..,.....• 1i! , r0.1." - rljle lowAwraitu flc li i,r 4f i g h" !r e ratorniyerde, t 4. ten*),,44tme as last t vorki,,„ . Feb. 8; Mr. Neale, of St. Akira qv 'too t in Itrizlsten, Atra. ileitis in; thi.Jog,i,per p mk librr f i,,ii ! 1011 Z-tat totitierlYlif Ibe Island of .. I;atbts;tbotillbk; at bieborse al Kens] • , 1, 8 u .41:418KZ3 ~at=.?: a. lON DUN • Printeegin, Pneviished STAISOMAS 14111i/1t i t 84 ' :?'.. .~ 1 021 4 1- 1 1 ...SpillOrSOW,. ,-- t pn, Attwick. Pet9nri,rr .. 1 I.gOcielltifit_ L l tirtZ-i: Imeller—Arnti ry • aperi r bt -:Owdersi 1- or-T.• Masterixoti, •Vkper - , 1440 IN ED.?; ••• r., -britifte. pot /111,41robetu,l, He r ..,. wt.., atet i ori ;hton-itt..amplifil . .. each °theft *kw* .- . s of siilieselmeier, .r to 494.Ofarip•reiet I 5 of lentiv'cliiiood, ist , ossi f ealitiostraor 8 4e , 88ii ed; Irkliee ' ‘ 104, 1 1 01;114, b8 f 430, " t. 7 ; • ' `• i a-hosing Inspected tb. - I • 1 tom , poke of Braid to , j .at i . :. . " *lea. orm. ' i 1 ; 44 1 i f e '' - wa -'• lA. 1 Itutrh: . • 11 1` 115 4: 411 * --, r, , ~ .7 - in bisi StiewycatmeilMMl- ' • nr Bart?adoep„ . • -:-.:„........ . ;I. Ke.nsi Noon, YrtlV ftilk . .. I • Iwo 0., Loy tw it like , Or.aireet. • - .. .~ i'..,14( 1 4 %. / - • ,4,5. L. ~`~