The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-26 00:00:00

" awnswass Mesas. Dark sad Church, Princes-strand, BeatenLwow I awl Mr. 13ozen, Plymouth Hoek. A. K. Mn' kenzier and E. Abbott, Aught-friars, Broad street, merchant, daly 31, August 10, September 4, at Guild fall. Anoraks, bloats. Heartlonand Vh%O. Corbet-court, Grace church-stmt. R. Bolt, Liverpool, merchant, August 9, It. September 4. at the Dog 'raver'', Manehester, Anomie.?, Messrs. Halstead and Anisarortb, Slancliester ; and Messrs. Mil ne and Parry, Temple. I'. Stones a•.:1 T. Welt, (lid Broad-street, tintber-increliants, July '27, August 1, September 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1 Lee Three Crown-court, Southwark. 1 11 t . Hoge. l'atinswirk, Gioneet:tershire, butcher. July 29. all, at the (enrgm ton, Cheltenham, September 4. at the Rooth Hall , Irma, Gloneestes - I .l,ltoniet, Mr. 'Vesta, Gloucester; and Mr. I'l4l, I'anitelti-catist,Tl•mple. J. Firshilist...jou. .: .Alartin's-law,. pietare , ,dealer,- J.u139.27,. Alfalfa'', Seinen: of Cioildtmll. Agoraey e , Mr. Mane;, A tufatit-street, Chane s ;Me. ' •. • • F. liolland, County-termer, New. Kent-rood, merchant, Jnly $l, Aftget 7, SenteiNher i,.tllieildtiolE Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three (:roe a.eo ,rt, Sou; k. . ~':.. •...." t A. I'lltltic: 11 1 orct•.-ter,.A-ahlhsitist.nt eg.July . 30, August 9, Selmatter 1, Ar 4h it Ilan- Pak' lualWorcester. Ktintnies: Mo. - . thitmeby;)lfOreester ; and Alessr,•: lAtrkekcil Choral, Princes- street, lieffordsnew. • - - s .. -,.f t' '3 4 ' • T,:•W ilk ir New Sweat. Wiltshire, tanner. Atignst 4 ; 5 ; Sept.. 4. at aliAsignbly-room, New Sarum. .A t tonnes, Mears. Hod-: thug, hilisbury ; and Alessts. Millen anti Son, Middle Temple , , lane. . ,•• 1 T, Haigh, Crosland-hill, elodiier, Altrattlhoey, Yorkshire, August i. 9 the Talbot • I nn, 1114114 t. , Al tort**. Alessi's. Cardalc and Young, Gray's • I..eited Mr. Ilan, Halifax. C. (batmen, Soothamptoo, victuslkm.Aag. 111,i1, , ir so • i f k ,, at the Coach and 11 orses Inn, Southampton. Anomie*: t * len.ent' and Townson; Itatcl ill.hi ,, h way - • and Mr., Gilliagbals, 1 s. .., Struthamptun.. I t :liayer, J. Dangly, Suffolk, liquor-merchant, Aug. 2(1, , 21, • S‘pl. 4, )t: the h ing's Head Inn. Bettgay. Attar/ONO Mr. Kitlgsbury. tlnagay ; r.. 41 Messrs. Tarrant, Clark, mid I Rlelfiedlit. t ltaneery,lhae. . . E. 111111anat.•gsrot41..street, obeesentonger,' July -31, Aug. 3, Sept 4, at GoibilialL Attorney, Mr. Clarke. Ilishopsgate- street William. ... N .- • • • 1 J. C ' „Cudworth, Warwickshire.: grocer, Ang. 1, 3, Sq... IF• . she /loyal Ilotelb An - Birmingham, , oraks, Mr. IT W's ow,. mereiil Sale Itooms,- Mitteing-laue ; apd Mr. ; Micky. Birmingham. • , • J. Bodes. Ellesmere. Shropshire, butcher, July 29, 30, SePt• , 4,.rd Ike. Red, Liao tam •Lrilesowee. Attortnev, Mr. Edatundts . l Eskiteq•ter.thlee DlP:ens, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Lce, Elks- i 11.•Wilkinsate. • St. Paul. Glatterstrishire, money-scrivener, July2ti,'Amr. 6, Sept. 4, at the London lint and falba* 'fa- i vera l Bristol. Attoraies, Messrs. 11 ititcoosbe and King, Ser-,.. jrant s Inn, rlevt-street , and :11r. Frank is, Bristol, . ~ M. Barnes, Lambeth Trarace. -Avg. 7. 21,.Sept. 4, at Guild hall. Anoraks, Mears. Bogen and Sou, blanetiester-build ings, Wo.talinster. , . • - i A..Santuel, Liverpool. silversmith, Ang. 13, 11. Sept. 4, at . th. Globe 'tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr, Bird, Liver- 1401. 1 ' 1 E. lkiniel, Newark-npoa-Trent, dealer, July. 33, 31,. Sept. 4. at llti• Rutland's Arras Inn, Newark-upon-Trent. Attar. al.'s, themes. Mien and Iledgkinstm, Newark-opal-Trent ' , all le,srs. !Los', Hall, and Bow, New Boswell-court, Carey st rec. DIVIDENDS., Argue 14, W. T. Clark, llolhora. gun-maker--July 31. W.. Tay.tuj, Ilerrfurrl.skinner•-Airgugt 7. G. Wilson and L Prid. I.en , hureb-street, wine and brandy-aterchauts—Au,-ust 14... T. _Willosin4i A'preastee, oitholder— koXlicr 21, - T. 1:11 `"nas —Aigust 11, S. C7rlty, liengeo.. ilmtlewdshirc,. rarperrtar. —August Analnswe, Uhurch-passage,' ; I.:ltyaton,street, 13 lac k irell-11a114agiot---1 natt,r ,J. Iludson, Upperlhanses. street 4 I{ hartlaxer— kngust 14, R. Friday, j ,, a. lslowerth, illiddre.ex,coal and earn-den ler-- u vet 0,4 Harartiod, VFar wick; grocer-I-August 14, W; Jerinyn-street, West *dikter, warehouseman. - r • , • . CERTIFICATES—Aire. 14. • • _ . C. Stephens, Lang-acre, sollibewter—J. Fluther, Smithamp. tott-raw, upsell-spiare, furnisbiug- iromnonger—E. Burr,. Chathans,.anhalstercr— W. Wilkes, Stafolk•street, Middlesex lirrpital. .C. Greville; Princes-street. silkman—J. Cita/mere, baerrenze Pountney-lane, merchant—R. Abraham,. AslthurNbly Decomhire, banker—S. Terry, (tarles-streesi Blackleiorp'-r44441. black lead-Imnufaeturer -T. Kepner, Fri.. 41ov-itrea*Citasip4irle, warehouseman—C. toplis, jim. Queen. street. lilopowbury, wuretimusernno—J.Duokeriev. Lanai- ! tine, • ekitton-manufnettirer— P. F . :uvulas, • Qurea•street, Losver-rond, klincon, builder—RC. Caton, hionsuousk.street, slorieVer—J. Cooper, jun. Great Grimsby, LinculnAire, tan ner—J. Cooper, Kidderminster, victualler—J. R. dayrstrdet,. Cheatlide. warehouseman—W. Cook, Worthing, Sussex, hrvayer—J. Bar us. Greenwich, ..poritteren—S. stok. Wodifarreet Cheapshte, warebouserr.an—M, :Yates, .E.taLeu:l3, Devoutiire,.banker—J. Fabian, Princes-street, silk- PA MTN tiftSllll PS• ni.s.soimED: . .1. Andge ws and 3. B. Langdou, Throgmorton-street, ship— brokers —J. linnson and R. Urea, Liverpool..athip-chaudlcrs B. Potter and .1. Rculd, Ripon, Yorkshire, common-carriers-- J. and J. ftughes, Aden—J. Thostirson and J. Kentirster—J. Braley, Nottingham, and W. Calar • Mansfield,. Nottinghamshire, tannent—J. Davids on , It. Malting, J. flair, and R. Fletcher Nctscustle-upon-Tyne, hrick-makers--J. Fletcher en I Urn md, Budder...field, woullen-tuerchaMs--T. • Kay, Hsi at d J Ifolgson Birmingham, anctioneers -E. ISowness ant 1' isa Li rrpno l, drcsumake.st—T. Flint and T. Bikini, 11 1 ush- le.nufacturers -W. and It. Hargrave, Leeds. pap 1'4144... Waylen, jun. G. Glanville, and T. C. Biggs * tatcainn-strer , Church and J. Phil lips, Wronglusm. fellnumgers—A. Stutts•D. lires l -and C. Stint, Fir-lane, Prestwick. Lancashire. fustain-mantit*turers —M. Roberts and 0. 0. gaich.,l4lsrewbbary, wine-merchants. The. Men* Prlee of SUGAR, for the . Week, ending, July ?I. is 554. 7d. per Cot. A re.ra.o /hires of CORN of ENGLAND wd WALES, per a.mrier. from the Itetnrn, ending July 24 : Wheat. I Rye. I I#ulr y. I (kits. -1 Beans I Pease. I Oaten. t. fr, s.' 4.5. fit lin d. i. •d. 42 3 80 0 .87 VI 10 11414 PORN, in SanitAiND, by :Mr Bn4hek. and of =I P * of the Four 'Weeks i solely Ows. I Beans. Prat: F °atm. d: R. ft 1 4 14 s • yr. 43 4 70 2 73 3 93 9 pis g 71 It 5' 7 Ac ft Pekes' of BR ITI the Qtrnrter of eight facile HAW Netitch in Jnly Wir.st: Rye I Barley. I is d.. I a.: d R. d. 14; 8 70 8 i 56 9 LO NDO N G.l 7`T 440RD1N4RY, bUNDA Y. duct 25. it COLONIAL OLPARTMENT. • Downhag-street, Duty 24,, 117 Cnptaln WD mat, AM-vie-Crusty mg • Lietirenotat-nonersti Sir (ienrce "'reran, arrived ikit 4.4 with 1/iAplitrbe-, dddres— ed • F, H ei B 4 iheirsr, 111a4tri Principal Seen,- f Stute, of Lich tire Colton ars Copies and Ex tracts:— • Head Kioesten:Xpper Canada, . way 19. 1819. • have ,the hottottAtkf 4ranapilitiiii to your Lordship a Copy of a Distiatih Which-1 hive • receive& from Major - General Sir" RttLsr contaissing tighPailloolors ef an *Static made by the land form, and *the flotilla . of the enemy . , upon York, in Upper Canada, on the 27th aft. abe enemy - left York. ost - the Sib instant, and rneeetted to -Niagara,• where. I understand they landed,:, on the American Side. Of. the Lake, one thousand two hundred men, under General Dear born, ,for the purpose of strengthening- their army on that lino, nod probably with a view. to : make •a farther attempt on Fort Erie or Fort George. The Abtilla afterwards returned to Sackett's Harbour, where I find, from a llag of truce, which came over the diy before yesterday, they remained on the lith. , I I have received from an Inc, taken at York, and truce, I find the enemy's amounts to near five thou- making preparations for to . ,What. point .the attack \re-not been able to ascer• the honour to, be, &co GEORG k; • •- . „ • . , i .. .opaen. Sin, -I did myself the honour of Excellency, on my route from York cote the mortifying intelligence that . i obtained possession ~ of that place on ' April. 1*!...^ •*. 'l o. 'l, • 1" , - : ~, "! ! I sletP iteW give.yeet Excellency of that eseat4.' ,; I, t- , :., • . ~ in the esetting Of the Rfith, info. ! ceired that tnimyyessels had been sec. ~!titto ea. :. ward. Very early the nest mornitiClP- were din. I covered lying to, not far from the hat lime -time had elapsed they made sal i number of sixteen,. of verieos deseripti , ed off the shore, some distance to the . Boats full of troops were Inuttetliately seen assem bling near the •Commildore's ship, Under cover of • *hose fire, .and that of Other vessels, and,uided by 1 • , the wind, they soon offected a landing, in 'spite of a! spirited opposition hoer Major Givens and about 40 Indians. A company of •Gletsgarrs light infantry,. I• which had been ordered , to support them, was, by some mistake (not in the smallest degree . impettible ' to its Commander), Led ,in another ,direction, anti came late into aetion s .- The other troops,..consistitio • of two companies of the hth 9r king's reglinent, and . about a comptivii,of. the &fat Newbundltind regt.:. nient, with some :militia, eneountered the enemy in : a thick wood. • • -•- - •••• ••' '. -• •• . Csptaiu M'Neal, of the.. Kines regiment, was. I:killed while gallantly, lending his cretypany,;.whieh ~., sunered severely. Thelroops at length - fell back .•• i they rallied several • times, but. Could' not maietain ' the contest against the greatly •Superio'r and increas , ing numbers of the enemy. They -retired ander cover of our - batteries, which. were. engaged with I some of the enemy's vessels that _had moved higher II to the ba;fi?.o.orr •• • . , ~ -- ...•:!) 1•'1:; . .2 By some olfOrtenate iteciderit. tir, tptyptyjeg, at the western battery blew up, mid WI ed ifia-viound -1 • ed a considerable nuMber of men,: anti Crippled the " battery: ! .• I It became too evident that our numbers and.' I means of defence were inadegoate to the task of maintaining possession of• York • agafint the vast superiority of force brought ageittst it. The trOcipa we're withdrawn towards the town,' and stele finally ordered to retreat on the road to Kingaten ; the powder magazine was blown up, and_the sew Ship, and the naval stores destroyed. Lieutenant.: • Colonel Chervett and Major Allan, of the militia, rtsidents in the town, were instructed to treat with the American Commanders for terms : a statement I of • those agreed nit with Alsjor-Generel Dearborn end Commodore Chauncey, is transmitted to your Ezeelleney, with returns of the killed and wow. led, disc., T 6 accounts of - the number of the enemy Tarylrom one thousand eight *Oral and ninety, ' to - three thousand. We had about six hundred, in- ,I chiding militia and dock-yard men : the quality of these troops, • was .of so superior a desctiptioe, and their general disposition so good, that !tatter less un favourable circumstances, I should have felt confident of success, in spite of the disparity , of numbers.- As it was, the contest which commenced between I six and seven o'clock, was maintained nearly eight hours. . . 1 When we had proceCded some..miles from York,.,' 1 we met the light cempatty of the li.ipg'p regiment, en ' lts route for Fort George; it retired with us r attd ' cover4,gixe retettat,; ; which was effected without mu lestation from the enemy I have the honour, to be, &c. • . It. 11: SREAkf E, linjor•Geß. Nis Excellency Sir George Prevost, &c. . . • - .• Return of Killed, Womiderl, Yammers; anttsitiasing, of .the- Troops engaged at York, under the Command of Sir auger Ball Skate, on the 2ith ult. • Ifilieloa, May 10 ; 181% Royal A rtillery-3. genners.kiiiml,• U driver • wounded and• prisoner; 1 bombardier, 3 gunners, ,PtivOners; One • gunner i in6sing. • , lith or King's RegiMent-1 Captain,- !Vieeleart-•slalori T Ser , I, jeants, .40 rank and .file..killed ; 9 Savants, el rank and file,.' wounded ; I Serjeant, 25 rook and file,-woundedand prisoners ; - 2 rank and file, prisoners; I rank and file, missing. • Newfinindland Iler.iinent-1 Serjeant, . 1 -demented, •10( rank and file , killed ; 1 drummer, &rank and file, wounded ; 1 lien-. tenant, 3 Serjemits, 1 drummer, S rank and tile, wounded and prisoners; 2 rank and file, prisoners; 2 rank and file, musing-. • Glengarry light Infantry-9 rank and file, killed ; 1 Ensign, i ,3 rank and tile, wounded ; 3 rank and tile, missing. 49111 Reg.-3 rank and file, wounded and prisoners ; 2 rank and Sir, prisoners-(Ciese two men were in the hospital at the I time of the action). • • • . . . • Toml-1 Captain,, 1 Serjeant.Nlajor, 4 Serjeants, 1 drummer, I 52 rank and We; 3 gunners, killed ; 1 Ensign, 9 Serjeants, , 1 drummer, 30 rank and fill, wounded; I Lieutenant, 4 ! ' Serjeants, 1 drummer, 36 rank and tile; I driver, wounded and prisoners; 6 rank and file,. 1 bomb•irdier, 3 gunners, , prirnoer„ ; 6 rank and file, 1 gunner: tuissing. ' Names of °Seers Killed and Wounded. • Kitx.r.n.-Ptli or. King's Ile g iment-.Captain Neal hPNeal.. Volunteer D. 11' Lein; Clerk of the llouse'nf Assembly. Woulsottoyid Newfoundland Regiment-Lieutenant D. 'Kowa, prisoner..., : .. Glengarry Light Ipfantry-Ensigo Robins, slightly. General 4talf-Captain Loring, 1(11th Regiment, slightly. v Inenrporated klilltia.Captain Jarvis. Volunteer Ilartney, Barrack-Master. , I (Signed) LI ICIIA ILD LEON .RD, • . • • ' Acting Deputy Assistant Mika= General: 1 .. • - LDWARD BAYNES. I . . Adjutant-General, North America. in the field, forcing a 'passage at the point of the bayonet, thrfruo a thiiikly wooded ettuntry, afield ing constant shelrei l c t it 9d , itrustg Positiolis to the ene my; taut Oct A,sie e . Spot or cleaned ground favour able teihe operationitilAisciplinerlpofdiZzs., , .._ - : • - , . . :•, .. ; '''', .7 V * ..'. Nioitstioni.:hioSe: . St sr—l have. the honour fe, report to your txcel ttncY,. llutt,, : in confOrretty to art, arrentil, plan of operations with Commodore 'iir James Yeo, the fleet pf boats assembled his: hiri If ten , 0:clock pn the night of the 28th instant, .with , if* t(opiis• 1 Pluced wider my cernmand, end led by st:genti , t l, I under the direction : of Capt. Nuicaiter, it. tit 'pro , ceeded totiarda-Saikett's.Harboor, in t he brit& prts. I scribed to the troops, in case the i dehreltusent Was .obliged to &arch in .celamn;viz. illegetnadier t+fil-7 .pany, 100th, with one ..section of the .Royal Scoti t - , .two companieti ,of the, Bth, .or king'a, fear pf the 10Ith, two of the Canadian .Voltigeurs, to two six. , Ortunders, with tlie.ir gunners, And a company of Glengarry light lerairy; were emtaried on beard a light-schooner, Which was proposed to be towed, un- . der the direction.ef ,officers of the navy, so as 0 : fit, lore the guns being latidedie timo, to support the ad- Vance of the troops. Althet4l2 the. Mint was dark; with the . boats assencbted • in the !Multi:, of Sickett's harbour, by one o ' clock, in .oeutpectiattil ' regular order, and in this position it was intended to remain, until the. day.broke, in the hope Of effecting a landing befoie the enemy could be . ptepnreic ioaitte . . the woods with troops,: . which sqrroinid• the ebast.•; but unfortunately a strong correnicirifted•thelbea4.l considerably,' while, the darkuets of the night,, and ignorance of the coast, .Pinvenfed, thetn front reCii,:,.' vering the proper station, until the daydawited; when the whole pulled for the point of debarkation, • . ~. ., .. . . 4 ._ It was my intention to have landed in the Cove formed by the Morse Island, but; On'appreicti4 it i. we ,discovergd_ttatt„ he .tiroy, werelullyPreE. by . a.very heavy Are of musketry from the surrettooll log woods, which were filled with infantry, seeport ed with a field piece: k- directed the boats . tnputl round to the other side of the island, where eland- Ing. was effected in good oilier and - with little loss.. hlthough executed in the face of the corps formed with a field piece in the wood, and under the enfi -ladeof a heavy gun of the ciemy's principal battery. , The advance was led by tlie. a erepadiers of the 100th regiment pith tindauntedgaVantrY, which no obita- Cie could arrest: a narrow causeway, in many places inder water,-nest elpre . •than four feet wide, and shoot :four handfed' patea'.in length, Which con,: asefteilllkejol t atid with, thr , PIO .laud, was, occupied rythc,enemy in griatlorot with a six, pounder. Lt MaS coYced"oci.c4ol:!, ! A. 149 poit'Apitited manger, ! and the gun Aitken ore a ; second discharge could : pe. made front it ;.ta tembril, !vitt. a few rounds of usnmoidtiori 'as ,flitnad, ,kat • unfortunately the aid'', leg men. Were still behind, lb,' eakeener not having been ablelngt4 up In Gina Atttr.the: troops were ex posed to so heavy. and galling,* firikfrom a numerous • *Wait invisible foe, as to.retidir it impossible to • • for the. artillery to come up.. At this . sect two i t . ths W in opposite directions round, thebill. L directed ColticelAroang, of the King's regithent l with half of the.detachroeut l to penetrate. by. the left, and Major Drummond of the 1044, to force the path by the right, which prevedtebe snore opepl . tod , was 1 less occupied by the enemy. . DO:. 04 . 14' thA ir,Ood, ..was very thick, and was most obstinately maintained by the enemy. . „ . The gun-heats which had covered our landing af forded material aid, by tiring into the woods; but the American soldier, secure behiud a tree, was •only to be dislodged by the bayOnet. The spirited advance of a section produced the (tight of hundreds ....-from this. observation all , firing was directed to cease, aid the detachment being formed in u regular _ . admit _th Amerke .a.flees, viinced more itrildne pr9ufs.of tbei r l opal. ty, steaA tf . oeiftte thidetichm . t , .ato e Royal Piewfouticllo4 . re&4nt *lfa!ed wuh great dallantry. your gvelleilo , *Of tßinen tthe foes of that ;tive 'AA Integlittitif OAOr,. Vitptaitt • CiMi s ,A4li t ie tteputy Quarter-Master-General, who MI close, the enemy !* W'salt; tshlle'reConnoitift.ifilti' 'the lope to diicoi.er scfme OPsnittg. to favout an, as K ilt. Cotntiodotin fir lainer'irep*:cflisdpcted . the &Pt 6 ? :b0, 11 ,.:* '',VidnifaqF94` . ilif vanceor thatroopa , ;•titrected the co-operation of the 'reef Mast entie - kr fOr gout EiceltenCy j a, kiud kNoiring' your Aids-de^Camp Ma. fore CoartCand ace° mpaiiy me •in cle. field • and to these °filters for -the- able assistan ce they ;iffajd#Vnie:.l • - are the banner to he, &r. ti n- • (Signed) . ,L 1) -111/ RAI NES. Col. Glengarry . Ligin lat'untry, Comniudiag. ('Prue Copy) • • .191antdi • .:7,R40.111 FRE!,..11, Nql. fire. To ; his Excellency Lieut.-General V, Prevost, Bart. Return of Killed, IToinided, and, Missing„ tit aa Attack no Sackett's Harbour, on 'the 29th May, 1813. 'general Slim-1 killed.- • • -Royal A rti I lery 7 ,2 gunners wounded. Royal Scdt):--2 rant: and file /*k and file wounded - nod missin )rounde d 4 rank and file ooaded. Bth or Kine,i Reg.-sTankand file killed ;2 raptains, 1 assign, 7 rank and fife a onadtl and missing ;1 major, 2 lieitemnti, • 3 serjeants',6o rank and file; wontired. .10 lib Reg.-1 serjeant, 5 rank an.l. file killed; 3 rant 'and •file • • w ouoded - and missing; I drummer, 19 rink and tile woiinded. ,101 th Reg.-4 serjeknt,s, 1, rank and file, killed ; 1 rank and ~ file wounded and missing f 2 makiri, reirptairis, 3 serktats, 3 Artiailier, 57 tank and file vratinded: • -Royal Newfoundland Reg:—liantEsuid tile killed; 1 rank and file wounded and missing ; 13 rank file svou ri dat.' • •Glengarry•tight I ufatltry- 2 ;6 rank add file killed.ocaptain, 1 ensign, 1 serjeaut, 17 rank, and . 41e vioirnded..• • Carindia eurs ; ,Voitiw 2 rank • 2 tank and file e. 311,01 1 / I ded. • %, staff; '3 Ireljen t i;4l rail* foul file, killed ; 3 Majors, 3 captains. .5 lienteitaii t ensign, Tierlkntn. drum mem, 172 rank and file; eitabeni,. motinded,jl . caPtains, 1 ensign; 1.3 rank . and wounded a nd inissiur - Names of Oflle4s*Killettand W 0,44; • . 11C tura —Capuein A. Gray, Ailing Deputy . Quarter-Masief.Ce. oars!. , . ' *'orxoto-Bth or Kfng's Major Cap tain Riackmore i dangerousts ; Captain Tytke,"seveely,f Lieu • tenantNuttill, since dead ; Lieutenant lasisry ; Emign Greig; prisoner. 104th Reg.—Majors Drummond and Moak, slightly . ;" Captain Leonard, severely ; Captain Shure, slightly Lietttenants Raba t ford, Moore, and Delancey. Glengarry I.ight Infan , rv—Captain Sl' Pherson, severely; En; • sign Mathewson, siightfy. • • ' • (Sigird) EDW. 111EYNEC Astilitant-General ) • ' ' .NOrtla America. . , Kin g 443; Upper Canada, Jaw 7,1813. . . lido rottb‘a—There gkeiit satisfaction in!teportiwg, . ;,to your ,j, t ordslolA th..reaattt, of a gallant -*Mir 4'146 I tank place between the armed vessels 4)f tin' enemy rand eme-gou-beets eepported: by detachments trim the garrison -of rsba tt*.Nois, the - 3d anbtwttt, in Ltte neighbourhood of that post, which terminated in e capture of. the - NM - els Eagle and Growler, each mannti:ng - k! i gtitis..)?4th.fear,officfrS . - a0 . .44 met.-- Thia'reat was performed under..the:direction of in. . joer- 4 Taileic Of thi; 100th regusweit t who held the tenitiOrary command at.f . Sle 'Ali PTOPL 4(1 r iot the rth, seiic~, ii cliitY, of • Ltiisieniif-Colonel.' AA:Milton, and the detachments were composed of the ' R oy ar. tillery, 611(11001h regiment. The .following.atEcers arc reported to me as hat. •ing distinguished . themselves, viz . . Capt. Gordon, of the Artillery ;' Lieut. Williams, r.nsigns Dawson, Gibboa l .end Humphries, of the 100th regiment ; and Lieut. Lowe , of the marine. In .the • co n test, witiCh.was maintained for three boon and • a half, we had three men . wounded; the enemy lost ang i man,kiliedand , eighi wounded. • - _ • • . .. . . I kae the-honour to bi t ler. • • < GEO. 'PREVOST. Rights!loa. Earl Bath/A w l. &c. • 14e Ao Noir. Saise.3, 1813. It if. order as the nature 'of 'the ground would , .mit t :.! $lll ••lirtite absence of-Lieutenant Colonel Hawn . • et - , pushed forward th'roogk'Oe wood' . upon ,the enemy , • topintiteethe.honagr to acquaint you, that one of the who, although greatly superioroin nombois,'and sop- i.enentylsoresed vessele.Wais diScerped from the giirrisoli ported by field-pieces, and' a heavy fire from their! ' at _ If poet four o'clnek this moyttipg, iiheitA judgml it fort, fled with precipitation to their bloat-house slid eSpetlieet to odder 46 three gen-boats under weigh ;, fort, abandoning one of . their guns. —The division : and before they reached the point above the garrison, under Colonel Young was joined in the charge by ' another vessel appiered in sight,.whee the gun-boats that under Major Drummond; which , was. executed cornm . eoced firing;„ Observing the vessels to be near, with such spirit and promptness, thatAnany of the ' enough the shore for musketry, I ordered the crew .enemy fell iu their euelosed barracks, which were • of two batteaux and row-boats (which I took with set on fire by our troops ;—at, this poiet the further .ine from the garrison to act according to circum energies of the troops . became . unavailing. ' Their ~ stances) to land on each - side the river and take a. TERMS of the. CAPITULATION entered into on the 27th of April,' 1813, for the Surrender sif the Town of York, is block-house and stockaded battery could not be car-, position to rake the* tessels : the „klieg was•lsiiskty. Upper Canada, to the Army. and Navy of the United States, I rued by assault, • nor reduced by field-pieces, bad we kept up . on both sides (the enemy. with small arms ander the Command of Major-General Dearborn and' C" 2 " ' been provided with them: the fire of the gun-boats ' and grape shot occasionally): near the ciao of i the' wtodore Chauncey. i p roved - •-- . That the•trOops i .regularand militia, at this post, aid the wit- inefficient to atta i n ad- ac ti on .n express came off to me in at:acme,. wjth in - rit officers And . seamen shall he surrendered • prisoners of war; verse' winds continued, a that end—light and and our latter vessels were telligince, that more armed " vesSels were tipprpachr. the troops, regular a nd mil itia, to ground their arms immediately • stilt-far . 'off. The enemy turned the heavy ordnance lag, and about three thousand mete frern — the enemy!" on the parade,and the naval officers and seamen be immediately surrendered ea the parade. . . ,of the tiattery to the interior defence of his post. He . liues, by land. On. this itsformaties, I recorded to That all public stores, naval amid military, shall be item- had set fire to the store-houses in the vicinity of the pot"the garlison in the best order fur their rileitPtinks diately given up to the Commanding Officers of the army and e . navy of tale United Stater. ••- . • • rori, . .• l l leaving directions WA the gun-boats add parties. ghat all private property A la n b e guaranteed t o ti ie citizens I Seeing no object within our reach to attain, that . not. to suffer ,their retreat to be cut off from it ; an , of the town of York. • • .' . could compensate for the loss we were monseutaiily before I reached the garrison, the epemy's verse That the Papers belonging to the Civil officers shall be retain.. . - ed by them. sustaining from the heavy fire of the enemy's cannon , struc*.their Colours,' after a well contested action r mat such surgeons as may be procured teamed the wounded I directed the troops to take up the position on the . three hours 'Dent a -half. ~. They -preyed to be. 41 of the British regular and Canadian militia, shall not be consi dered as'pristinees of war. landEa g le, bit' • crest of the hill we hid charged from. From this . United States armed vessels . Circe: er That one lieutenant-colonel, one major, thirteen captains, position we were ordered to re-embark, which' was . then from ninety to one hundred lime, anti gm) i nine lieutenants, eleven ensigns, one q uarter - master, and one dep•ity-adbrant-general of the militia, viz - . performed at our leisure l and in perfect eider, th e guns e ' el each, between them, twelve, eighteen a • Weikel:ant-Colonel chereeit t major seta . Allan; Captains enemy not presuming to show a single soldier with- sixteen-pount l ers . carronade,s; completely equipped e John Wilson. John Button, Peter Robinson, John hn'"ilit Gut the limits of his fortress. Your Excellency der the oideri Of the ienior *Meer of the Gloseler, Ca.:' • James Fenwick, James Mustard, Duncan Cameron, David i i Thomson, John Robinson, Samuel Ridout, Thomas Hamilton, h av i ng been a witness o 1 the zeal and ardent courage Sidney Smith,' .with.e enmplem . ent of fifty men,eadl. .1 obit Horn. William Jarvie; Liesiernents ohp J Shultz, George of every soldier in the Geld, it is unpecessary in .me , They had one inntritilied and eight wounded ; we Ile Mustard, Barnet Vanderburg, Robert Stanton, George iti""• to assure your Excellency that but one sentiment ; only three men, wonlide4..one of -them severely, William Jarvis, Edward Nl , Sfahon, John Wilson, Ely Playter ; Ensigns Andrew Thomson, Arad Smalley, Donald itt'Arthar,le. animated every breast, that of discharging to the ; from the enemy s grape.shot en the parties on IN?: . William Smith, Andrew Mercer, James Chervett. George ' utmost of their power their duly to their King . and • The alacrit y of the e , garrison op.. MI orapklns 04 1 Kock, Edward Thomson, et George Denison; • rs ' •D' A rcy Boohoo ; quarter - master ' Chitties Haynes; nineteen set.. country t—tsut one Sentiment of regret, and mord& :forth m warmest approhation; Ensigns DAS/SIM y jeauts • four corporals; two lamdred.and four rank and ill e ; cation prevailed, on being obliged to quit a beaten-' Gii!boni and ilieriphriee,anid At 'Quarter-Master of the'Field Train department, William Dunbar.; of the Pro- enemy , whom a small band of Illiliqh,ioldiers 'i 114 ": NtiriOr , ' •".4 Crows, Pt; 44: 49Wit .(PrtriCe Re' . vincial Army one captain, one lieutenant, two midshipmen, driven /. - ' one clerk, viz. . .." , • • , •-• , i ...., • . . before them for three hours, through.' coon- ; jell s) regim e nt ; and ,usentenaet Low, of the m.:- eaFinin 'Francis G ausr ptut .; ,Li e ut e essr.tireti tt .inem !wont try abounding in. strong Positions Of defence, but; rate ti#pattesetit,' A 4 '014.4 inensfotet. the artiller•Y John Iloatiipre. Mid.hipmen ; James Longsden, Clerk,; one 'boatswain ; fifteen naval artificers ;of his Majesty's regabar not . offecino a tinglie_spOt of ,ei 'ed' ' • dr. - '! to each 'boat lativoil math , thi,./geptgrAgthliOu'll .C 4! - gt.. 99 MAIM • sr• . gamesome heatanset, sit. Lieutenant De Koren t OUC serpent able for the operations bf diiciphned troops, without ant lam particu arty indebted tc Ge4taus Gordon) •Frron the • inforniition officer of the fink; Marti iisent over, in the fkg of I force at Sackett's Harbour 1 aY , . sand men, a t .d they n ere. ) another expedititin, but to MRS to be directed, I ha , . taut. i ..• . I have tl i • . Loot pathuist. &c. &r. . . • ' - SO e:I. . .......... . Tr_ . •‘ ..... te v - )%141, •. _. . _. __ ___ .._. __ ___. ______________ n , . , i ?,,, ~....- lit or the raiietatilltery. one bielhardiPt, and thr" having folly accomplisbeiiitedety wetve;e ord ered ' doll be serreedaree prisoner , or oar.. and Recounted , Irrittsfeo.3ollo, i, ' l , • exam ,. of pooners betweee t h e u n i te d g ui s e , an d to ► perform. . k, to etigurbet7 r'. -- Britain. . The two divisions el` the detachments were ably ~ .e , nded by Colonel Young, of the King's, and t the eneniy tad ;........-• . . - • on the 7th e f ... Ez :A t: t r ieto t tf ire Lett , _iraft - may" - e nen tiips :St w l u v iri nennt 4l,l4.x_pTrvi.di errt4 4os: pehtirAnlhe, tote r titote v . . g. ' K D hi r ti n its m n,ds m , o edu n n d iad , ebr o u f m,h t edo h j e ,r l cr t: alra t a h ricc . t,ern T : h ib e lly d h e a i st a u el sdilianssitte.i:l 'a Curtlirde.ail rreOtt i of : 44 — ;(' which ` -11 " 9 4 - ti - 01, 59 . 99 1 .„,.. , 1 11 14 1. . f it u e tis a yed ..mpl e e or fi p o s' id ; a a fi n .o d rd C o a d pt h a i i m n Dinurikeaedainvgailedthii e amtivsealifileon:f. ' •'' foteilith •tio . etzsi t e expeditkin l im ~ 'rittat i. °' ulis re- : • .. 9 w hi c h • - e i ess *as expect - lees' to the east- attended with the wniPlet lige. - , display the intrepidity of British grenadiers. The iffiiir 4, e . " r e — dia . . 'id - rafti VII W. iffiglit satigr a e rten bi inTetraia it 'detachment of the 104th regiment. unde r m • Moodie, .Captain Mil'herson's company of Wm' . ..,,-_ a jqr arty /41U mi l -- fa ri t ry s an 4 two companies of Cana - sail,l.l . 1—" Mall band of trobni !arbour. - A ft er yourbyaviligi A cregbittftailati/ . IL- 1114PCO -f thieltit vitiate° iiiid this of the privation, • . .......... ...—... , ... -I:,- ivo n a s i , . a . n t e o h t o u vr. small : . mpl i o la y r ed ha o rd. i . i siop t . h7 4nd_ occasion, . co :: : dial .vomgcm.rs. ecr.orpoiroi)3, 40 jor ibmw ,ft, of them levies of. the 'Biltisb . orovinces f '4 l ' the westward.— • ~_ &_l.l e___:__ _ .--- At iii a noint of the . . • .. have been exceeded only. .by their intrepiu . 1 0 . o In •• • - ` - - ' I tr ~~ ~. ,~~ is r I ) 1 . '1 t,, i!,