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

7 77' • • • • briWakoyal artillery, tied Lientertant.Willianis, *UM . the ~parties of the : 100th regiment be Shore, Wm& materially contributed to. the , surrender of themes., The Growler is arrived at the garriscnkin - geOL mder, and apparently,* fine• vessel,.ind' the WOW arc employed ou enting. Of( the, Eagle, which era! l run aground to prevent her sinking. I have bores; ,he yin be saved, but jar, the, mertatiree -leave isad.lier dismantled, her guns pod stores broogbt to thoon. risen. Ensign Dawson, of the. 100th regiment, a •.P0 t intelligent officer, will have the honour of , 16 f iirering you this. • I have the. bonour . l*.be, - (Rpm° GEORGE . TAYLOR, - . • MAjor of the 100th Regiment. • , (Tine Copil." • • ' • ittignetil N.ll.lllllLi MIL are. • 11. jor - Cru. Stovin, Commaodiag at Chausbir. * a • • !sooner of men killed.: wounded, 'and prisoners on boOnf t/nited States armed-vends the Growler and, I ages, June 3, trit;. - • .. . •••••,1 .1 :, ••••:,-,•• • - 1 killed t srverely.wotinded;9l prisotterT,4oo-19 1 ... . • .1 pet Ira of Ordnance. A inmitnitipn. attifOrdaance.Strwei Micro . n•lytard the United Snite-V •orta.4 vesvia Eagle aed Conn', r. rte themornimpof thir34JlHle, Mt& • . '• . It. iirdnaoce-,-2. shrt eigeen-pounders, sittlinged.M.lp riiiitreo-roonder e o artonadri.. eti• Carriages with Ileceeflirte antt Taeltltti eigltri . ntders,.l4; sistivou§xf.'rs,• 10 eke/wren-post inter carronades. "Imnpion.-11 righteco-poonden. 12 six -posit.Jers. • f• h o t s and coif's, 69 muskets, 66 bayonet,. I'2 pistols, 4 4 3 c ut. noivertiog ales, 23 boarding pikes, 6i poaches and ' lit4N,,:n side belts. • F ; iiiniers and Rathmers-9 eighteen-pounder, 10 six-rudder, - 3tiaattooks iiad eiguteenvoander, 8 sti.pounth.r. t•ioi-vrocks , , 4. : .0n firrsticks.. 3 •hatalspikes, 166 eighteen ',moult! le vpnuuder fi xed to rase shot. rmptv Cuittldtk•-•1 1 1 . eighteen-pounder, six-potinder. Cirtriden...29o r belosNbal I. wkle barrel of powder, • Slot-1211 raiind .eigbteen-pounder. 180 round six-pnunder., 28 rAstuf dino•Tnender, 90cawt eighteen-pounder, 72ease six ponoder.,Bltrage eisteeec-Joontier. a grape six-pounders. Iron. intails ter Grape Shot-36 eigliteen•pounder, 41 sig.; Taunter. 1455 tones. 4 port fires, match, 9 pnivder horns. 'capper inothitrus, 42 lin lantborat, Juerow-ban.,..1 pair of i •CiStiarl, 1 claw hammer. (signed) PRFO. f;OltD(IN, Capt. R. A. Major Taylom, eomnianding Isle as Noir: • • • • ' Tile ttlionitius mid • ..tares op -board the Armed vets& )igle being tinder water, nu account has yet been taken of them. .• - • • (true enpy.) (Slimed) N. Ffti.i.,H, Mil. Sec: • •• •.% • .K ingston , JNS U,1813. 4,02114-,TI haretliehono.or to UW11441140 your Leatdri, 'Opt osed . reoprt from Colonelißsicter, which,, °Flag the tgMpoeitry possession of . York. bg,thairseng, itaS.OplLjust..rekcheil me by a cir (lanai mute. I sincerely congratulate your Loa , ship on tkis additional proafpf , he steady discipline and .valour pf his Nipjesty!s forms on the Detroit frontier, and which have enabled them, under the judicious arrangements or their leader,: (s.successfully. to repel. the attack of the enemy. By the ; last, accounts received from Colonel Proctor, dated thee 4th inst e lut, ho mat} &till at Sandwich, wait. in; for tho,reinforeements, which, bad it not been for, the late events. en 46- Niagara frontier, would Lase long sgp,reachesl liire.. I have reason to think the i r ate now. oi' OAF way to him, and when arrived , he vrilkprobably beieneWed again to advance againit• Milos,Coerieral Harrison, who remains.strengtherriog himself in his position ni Fort ,'lleitis, where he is watched: by a large body of Indians. • . • t 7 • ar c , &A &a . rne the honour, * -&11/11• GEORGE PREVOST. jiaisdirick Mayl4,lBll . Ftil,—Yrom the circumstamas . of the war, I hate jidiredit expedient to mike a diced report to yotir ExceltenCy of the operationi and present state of this toßrlgtin the eutttut„. : „__, Indians. f have sent Mt, 1111141 20Cialtii14 4 10441 gift •If fie hundred prisoners link' . NS" gettduikt; • ~ottee tc.t. 151 C t*, . . • I have. p*roputed ad ekehlittgetahOeititairted ttr the *reprice - iv Goveinment.. • •-• !Ws •, , n - • r .l could not ascertain the aniti.ett:Osior.ftenvlss, hilts itt,killed, from the ettetpt ef,o,,goo,'4f*,tion. anti inestly if the woeidi I.cfsfelv.,4o loss in eined prliOneii to ilttre*Wei!_ hoefi Iketifeett one 'Mankind otiti taeffe landt4l l WW. tenets people were nreinlunfekietir UM .. .loth/31de Xaisteekr'altiota, 7 If• the . etteint had bkittifpermit- Itad tot receive 'his reinforcements' and supplies disturbed, I should have had t at this critientjunetaie„ to contend with him for pParoit or perhaps on this .0 It • • sholiO. • -• s' • • • • - lhed übt opflitr of 'retaining sltuitlori on the Miansi; , --Iffhlf - of the militia 'bad' left us:* ceived - • deputetion from the 'chiefs; counselung-me I to return, as they counld not . prevent their people, as. was their custom after any i battle . or F oneeqtienfe, re turning to rheir - iiiliges t h eir sioui r ided, their. ptisniterc,Antrptultder; of' whit4l l. thty ditto IL I eon itterable quantity int the' hdati of the ittveliii. ' licforo the ordnance cotildive i lefthdrawil from AO' batteries, I was left with Tecunoetly and lets than twenty chiefs and warriors, - a circumstance which strongly proves that, under present sea least, oat' erCe h not.& il4piatile one, Or . perms lr it, though Vreasidmini *test vihitireit atic, I hive, hewevek, brOught off tatthe'Ortliiande; I indeed have not left any thing behind ;-- pars otthe ordnance is embarked under tie fire . of the enemy. (thoug;he service on which we were employed has been,. h short, a vr.ry seeere one; and too mach praise. c,alttlitt be given to both of fi cers and men, f or the , cheerfaltsess with which du averf.eceasioii they met'. the service . To - • Lieutettant.Coloitel - Warfiuttforil' feel manrobtigatinos for the aid he zeatoustfifforded• . .me on every occasion. From my Brigade. Major,, iLieutenant M'Lean, I received the same zealous as. *siatance ai on former *occasions. TO Captain Mock ler, Royil NevrfOunalainf who sidled aft 'my Aid-rie=Cam/i, I am much iudebted for the assist. ante affardedime.. k:of the. ILiestenantio Breton, of the Newfoundland regt. I 'meet, Assistant Engineer, by bicenwearied exertions, 'rendered essential •service 4 is did Lieutenant Gar, diner, of the 41st regimitnt, from his science in ar. !tiltety. The 11-yatllery, in the laborious du !`ties they perferthed, diiPlayhd their %Olaf unwearied' zeal, and , were we ll assisted by the Royal' NiwfoUnd liand (under Lieut. Garden) as additional gunners. The laborious duties which the marine, under Corn. modore 1411, have performed, have been most cheerfully m 1, and the most official service rendered. I have the hodnur to Fiend an embarkation ieturn of the force that served under my command' it the' Miami, exclusive of the Indians, who may be stated 1 it twelve hundred. • I alse.enclose a return of our killed, Woitnded, and pilsoners, who have, however, been exchanged. I taken upon.me to give the rank of Ma t ior to the six. Captains of the litie l tia tilditikwere emiga i red on thesame serviceOl them of ttifiiwye old Offiders ; all of the.; deserving; any MA Of . your: 'Excellency's 'Excellency's approbation of them would be extreme ly grateful to me. • 1 beg leave to mention the four volunteers of the 41st regiment, Wilkinson, Richardson, Laing, and Proctor, as worthy of prOinntiiiiii . _ 1 have the honour to he; • ' (Signed) I( ed) HENR PROCTOR, , •Brigadier-Genera! Commanding. .beg to acknowledge the indefatigable exertions of the Commissariat. di,tlict. • In the expectation of being able to reach the enemy, vs hi had taken post near, the foot of the Rapids of the filiattil, before the rei n forcement and supplies could arrive, for which only he waited to commence genie operations against Us, I. determined to attack - _ hini • withotit delay, and .with 'every means in my 1 .. • It EN ti.Y PROCTOR. To ho Excellency Lientenant-General Sir 14. power; but t trem the necessary . preparations, .atitti Prevost, Bari. &c. &c. smite untoward eircutnstanC4s, it was not .ivititits tny . Z 'shark:lasi 'Return of the Western Antsy, commanded by power its reach him within thrte Weeks of, the peridel Brigadier-General groctme, or A w i t I=ii i i i on A to r r 2 ( s uit t r i i s s . : I had propesed,,and, at .. which he Might have been General staft_rGeherm. I Li ,,,,,,,, int _ c li d ,P; mi„, t ,,, - A ,, califitred or destroyed. . .. sistant-Quarter-Nlaster-General, 1 Brigade Major, Lhasa Ad- FrOas the Incessant and heevtraini . ..sie experi- • i" t a" s • Ro a yl li. Artillery - 1 Lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 1 surgeon, 2 rank 'need, and . dUring Which our batteries were cori-• strutted; it was not . until the .inorning of the lst Royal'Enginece4-1 Captain. inifaiii, the fifth day - after. our arrival at the.moutli of 10 ReiiOs en th Veter Battalion-a.. „ . 41t an t- 3 Captaini; 7 L i e utenants, 1 Assistant-SOrgeon, the OW, tivelte guiles from •the enemy, that our 2‘.; serleants. ti &or:own and beers, 374 tank and tile. batteries could 1* opened... . . , • . Royal Newfolind,i...ld [tuna...it-I Contain s * Lieutenants, 3 l• : • - - • , •• • - • • , erjeauts; 2 drusnmilS, Sa raqk and file. , 11....tiii.TIC who .°:cuPida . several ac r es . of, corn- ConuutiAtriat -1 Deputy Assbualst.Comusissar General, 1 as . Y- Ttiatiling grOurid, st . ronily:cfereilded by Islockliousts ? sistaat to.ditte, I.issuer. . and the *title's well furnished with ordnance bad, ~I. l yhl. Troia -I . clerk of Nor, teeniluctor. . i suisitta-1 M.unr, 12 Ca l ,tains, 11,1,ieuseqauts, 8. Ensngns, 1 during thielleptoach; so 'Completely intrenehed and 1 Adjourn, 21serjiants, 403 rank aro 41e. coveted liittistlf, as to:render untiVitiiihi every effort ' • .. 111'kR, 4... GUAM IIERS, Major, of our irillliry, though Well served 'and in batteries •,..• :,...f', l 9 4 a i e i!PIRS. I .I.- ) L.9. masttr - "e". idteetira of timed; wounded; Missing, and Prisoners, of the feast judiiiittsto placed and Conslrutted; under the - A :. , smaY ...oder tie ttnittlitild...of.Brii#fier-tietrra 4 Proctor, at able direction* of Captain Pigott, of the Royit Li. , ,tiv- ilatthe fought at the Miamis, May 5, 1813. gir"neg.. el irttesiability and unwearied zeal shownrank i R. 2 ;a j it ie rr p tirrt) ., --4. , seijeaut, 1 " rank and 61e , wounded ; I partirlolarty 'ns this Occasion, ' I cannot speak too . 41st Re g . '..1 t . rank aria itit 'tined ; 't Lieutenant, 1 sesiqants, 35 Wetly. • i rank und tie wounded'' V thinqtanants, 1 serjesust, 1 drummer, ' _ 35 rank andfike.oiiorters:. -- , ....., . . Though the attack has not answered full thi. 0 4 - . Royal Newlinindland Itog.L.l drummer. 2 rank and file, killed 1 ' pose intended, I have thesetialitqlien teinform your ....L .: . 1 rank am i d file wounded; 1 rank and file r. .1 Exoelleney of thefortuniste result of, in attac k of the !' m.nitia-71C 2 9talPs 4 rank and ille, Houn de d ; and fi,e . i •.. most . . ..,.. ..• prima . enemy ? aided ... py.a sally Or of their garrison., Totale-ldrarararr, 13 rip* and files - Pilled t I Captain, t Lies. made on . the tuorrang•or the • sth instant, 'by a rein- . tenant; 4 perk-ants, 41 rank and s t, Wounded t 2 ticatablulor foreeteint Which descended the river, a toutiderable i ..' ''.' i l e `ni?‘ ran o t e l i t t en tie ' w i l j u i p d e d n i ; p g Prisoners distance in a vertshirt . tbee,ConsiSOng of twciborpSi .- f il i t Itegt:-Lieutenaut BallOck, wnaded on the 3d- alt. ; Limy' Dudley's an 4 Rwai,litra t arboOntit;ge.line thousand is I tenants • M'lntire and Dail:, p e risea. , • . . , '• . three hundred meal under the Cornelia of. Brigatfier.: Militia-captain Band ,21 _ dead. ,Y irßYDis L. CHAMBERS,' NA* Generil treini Clay. the attack' was very sudden; . Capt. 41st liteß, D. A. Q.. 14. Gam , atul on •lrolii*sides of the river: The eiternelf 'were ' Return of cif fi ceri," Non-einutussioned Officers and Privates, ' 's takell Prisonos,ftons tke•esemy oa ssh a May,- oily,. at do for a few minutes in possessOt of our batteries, and ; B att l e (O ug ht a t Minnils. t 'osk some prisoners. After a severe cootestObough., ll ,. . ...;;;., '• United. States Regulars-1 •Captain i t r i ani s and . be ni t of long continuance, - the enemy r ive . iv?Yilin . a+i l t h is a p n e d etVr th z l l!ip a ra l i e ns a ,9 el a c t k e Y nioits, t s a Fw;igss . ny , 1 ae l tjumrit except the body of . those who sallied from the fort, i l paymaster,' surgeon 26 serjeants‘ 3 drummen, 373 rablasuaL 11: ' 1. ' 11I '' 11 " ! beet. mostly killed or taken. ..• '''' A n '' . ' i. ..Pr l i &. erg ranee tietiiered no 14 the'ridiligi-i Bow' 'n i'asiiit=i l In this decisive affair, the. ofOcers and mien of the - 41,;.sui. ; . z eon, 12 rntskand - file-j-• , Graqd Irout-467:• ',•„-r...1' •'' ,4 1 .1. regiMent; who . Charged ,and routed. :t4.enemy att .. __• R. There are a number or . prisoaers not yet come in, who -.,•nr the batteries, well maintained the. long..est a -. p a z i in posiession of the Indiums, but they re,%•ittginethk. Is I.' i ;tied repctatien *of ;the corps. Where fill deserte . Y. PETER L. -CHAlitiiEitS,'MAjOr„ '. 1 11. 11%,:, ibis difficeit to distinguish. Capt..kluir, as .. , • . C-411 4 . 41st.Regt. D.-A .-Qr.- M roams. old ofiiceie, who had seen Much service, had the oo gd .. be tlayl7.-.4face the shove return !weary - eight prisuisees have been given up by she Indians. . fortune to he in the immediate command of these - . • • A 11.111' LEAN 13 '3l .. brave men. 'Beside s -. uri obligations to Capt. Chase- Kingston, Upper caildai4N" I S ' IBI P , 4 1 bars,ler 'his unwearied' exertions prepaloterr so, • .. -- •Mir LORD,—I havesgain thp..bi4b,gyntilcation - o an,l on the 'espedjtinti;*as Deputy-Asiistant-Qutietee- ,'having to transmit to t yosr Lordship the particulars :'.4 oner.6eueral, I have to notice his gallant conducti of a feat - „ : „.f - Aiirtillukaird s :valoui, Anil, eoldzprize, t in attickinx. the enemy . near the batterie s at the ! achieiTd' nearBl4l.trigtbit Dep. viit - tli t ildCh in i al.i, it. Imilit of time .Itpyonet; a • service in which he .was !divisiOn of tin; o,tny,lOS,timautled i i calotkei, .i 9 7: 401 supported, by Lieutenants Bullock. and Gle- l i cent, of •the z 4Dit - reglinelit l Who is scring,a!a : Brma 3l 7:Pc , . of the 4 1 ot and I.leUtellallt IR Breton of the ! clierGrAe;rat in . Uppiw cattail*, .nllO,, loth Up 9, ~ , 1 :`%l`;fiontta atsTrefim6.ist. The donrage and' .11fghness the 'PrinTe praise slitalltr.:la i lh , f ir ,i'itis., - ,4 6. it:, ic iry Attoti! eLthi'otilt the wi!l?le Aceuespi atlfein 4 thainit jnea'suin of )irattuf liven by 'Ciii. ,t , nizent i tp 4 ''y the Italian - Chfiifs an'tl 2. 4itirr'rors e rioneribitietr ; Lifut.-Cifenel Ilarvey, for the zeal, infellikence, '..1 ;gely to our success. I have not been able to as. I and gallantry displayed 'lv him on this occasion I sr, •io•• • w.. .I • . maitor lit Oka Aiiikt irrti iisiatillii-4001114..:1144 811 aelikS ' • - 1 t hirolt,titv..l.•;!: • • ~. 'A ? •:s..kv .v t vo w ~;. '.• fr,:ior• 4 Acketh•Millielkor **Ole Willatt_ i.ivpmy 1 isst codeolOY kiiiigredi firkitiVIROMIP Isslyigoatiwtsirby -, whistt ilirweveds. tat* letilifdd. .very attienfivt‘; • led- aye iibit.of 10801iirret itirt piististde4o thl lietvidot --. '-' ~.rftw'Sn'. PI # 1 A } 4 ~ It would ho a$ atieof ildsifite.i.o44l4lll*4ol. tditig yin! Eitctittlasipti*filiiitSiatibitigibli ere never more contpicaddl aim 1 *4014°040f .... . •., • _ . c • 111. ,• .• . ,:-. .. --: n om' " • • . -- 77 - -.-...—.—. .7,--..-- _ 1141t.444141, roe P l ait vite.7 OW de** Wo4t*recwi Onecey tot lerciefilift. $1.6401ti . 4194 Sh , , die arduties dittiekof the &rely ,ttc stillt4i he halt itiOninfed, that' he 'walked. In, semi ihoei -in s depth of' last whiter, through 'tke - /Oilits-Itt:Ong be Woes' the Canathis teed • NON kireilititickr II • addi tion to Colonel„Vincent"S .report. of • !be' iiffitiat. Sioney, Crolt,,, I ,have:. the, hoeeee. to is t fortw yoga, l i oteiship, that the nwen.rAaele4l‘ Movement th,tlielt, rear ' • lie donsetoeoce of the attack of their camp, and retired `to the - Forty 'NMS' Croek;'•wheti'Sil Jithes Yeo's flotilla had appeared in the 'Offing. • -.: •• • The Commodore, aftercobtnunicating with Col. Vincent, proceeded with the reinforcement! of troeis , I hid pot on board. his lessee - 4r ;Itt%getots, towards , the. euerny's secend camp, *nth when the intalii& !-.loscss ,left hits, his , sqqadron had so successfully, 'cintionalied, it,. that . the tna ns . ef the .Americans were retreating with precipitation., and Our troops pressing upon them. leveret of their boats had fallen lute our possession. The attack /vide , upon. Sackett's . Harbour, the 29th ult. which tesnainited in: the de. structiets, or the naval stores accumulated at that por% induced the enemy'* fleet to cens co-operating. with. `the array s • and to return suddenly. into pony I since which time Commodore Chauncey blis - nOt - teu i tured I upon the Lake; .1. Capt. -11P0onal, my Aid-de-Ornip,• will hate the. '. honour of delivering to your Lordship this , dim. patch.; he isaa officer of • great mesa and inteHigenci.,: , andAtiviog been, sent forward -- whh insttadions to K . I ColOnei rineent, had the gored - fortune to be present vs, 'in the last action, in which that division of the array" sti iso highly alsfingoislied itself : he was also at the at tack made on -Sackett's Harbour, and was employed 4f ;on au arduous mission to Colonel Proctor, when . the' I movement of the American Army under Gee. - Harrj- son, tolards the Detroit Frontier, took place in Fe -1 bruary last.. He ip,therefore, Well qualified . to give • i year Lords hip any information' lisu•may require re- 1 i. spectihg thestate of affairs in the Canadas, and serving of any mark of thivear it may graciously. l' please his Royal Righnew the Prince Regent to con- i ~f er. u pon .him.. Capt,,l4,‘Donal will also have the l'honour of deliverieuto your Lordship the 'colours ttakin from the enemy at Ogdensburg, that they may 1-behild at the feet of his Royal Highness the . Prince I Regent. • ' " pssdring You r that *very Dicerlod•tndlti lett stemma ttnltioos to ri Vol! taciPbtttiif fip big ettOrti to 10044 tho thigh 0/ :„ At i lk:?..al4 )4, f 10 0004) the thigh altatactif •ft AO*. • X. hes leas trkz y . l4.:EOteri O r fit Ai 'Cr9ied . Feliottittg! '1 1 1.0 104114 4° 4 0 0 0 11 0: 4.'W.; . • 10 001.: ;ahicAt t i. Imarqis i ,luatbee;k 4 l44 44 ered • havirttie treftbdr 46.14 t &r:* • - •' . *4•oll.*:Tivcrzhs,,griiniier:tiedetWe' Patelltn*Sit 001 4 0'1'1'e vett: 11.1xt: &&. &c; , Getterht Reim of Mi'f*Mdei. NliAtir; It! stein& of take IF/Self igi-A Adjutant Stead; slighily. - (Signed) :7'. IPP'. A 41,441.1 EbWARD. RAYS ES, Ailj.-Gen. Return of Anseriaut Piss ern of War, ea/mired neinStbuel Creek, la the Action of the Atli instant. Harlington Height., Juh7,1013. 2 Brigadier-Generals, I Major, 5 Onptitinsi 1 Lieutenant; aon-commissioned officers and ;titivates. (Signed) JHA RV Del:Adj. Mein' ' •ED WARD BA Y N Atlf.-Grn.: • * Return of Ordnance, &c. &e. captured from the Amerieuhs by it divial-in Oldie troops under the eananinad t3P 8' igasiiier-Gsnr.3 ral Vintge.n4. inaction ua the 6th June, 1813, at the tow of., s LatesOstartn. ' Ordnasco-3 iron sixleouders.; 1 brass Si-inch howitzer. Carriages-1 limiter, six-pounder; 1 tumbril, with skx-pounde* ammunition complete. • Harttess-4 sets ;hill, 4 sets trace. , • Horses-9 artillery: (Signed) WM. 11014CROM ‘• Comunadingitay.tl ArtilleryX N. B; Two of the above six-pooncters were spiked and left on the ground; in cailfiltidilef of the Impeita sibility of removing•thent. .'• : I have the bonenr•tole, &c. GEORGE PREVOST. To the Right Hon. lierl Hatboro: Burlin g ton Hrielits, !pad of . Lake Ontario, Jun, l 6. 11113. SlR,—iiaviiig yesterday received informatititi• of. 1 the enemy having advanced. froni the Forty Mile Creek, with a farce consisting of three thousand 1-five hundred men, eight or nine fi:-1d pic.:es, and two .hundred and fifty cavalry, for the avowed 'purpose _ .. of attacking the division under my. comnilw,.. 4 ;I; this ! PAata v 3uLY 14.- A movement has been reinaito petition, and having soon afterwards received , t.,:i;ort . c d t 7900, ivhich gives reason., for sa_ppn,skng p ..; that he had passed the swamp, and driven lti bur. : grainteXpedition. Into thin MediterimilFan , lOlp f tionr c. advanced posts from Stoney Creek "and Brfliti' 6 s : temptation: 2 " ''' •• • .:". -" . " , tieutetientXolowel Harvey,.Deputy Adjutant-Getre• I . * P . i . re f s; 4.iis,T 1g.:4- - -ife hire this moment ittelisa ral, immediately went forward with the light Come- - from 47-Orisittrithilei INA* ietteri 'dust tbe i4O ill"'. ponies of the King's and •19th regiments, and harint . ' J u 4, 1411 i • t'-' .. .....;',.,. ! •-.., ~,..,4 ; ,,,„ ~ z.: .„ 1.,1_,, ;advanced close to, and accurately ascertained the . sr T he ;: s t af roift wo • , C ottel f .o , us. jest 40 . 1 ,4, No :., i• tie - -- v . • ' enemy's position, sent back to propose tome a• night road of ort Liberty, -balinitien,b2ard Mr. Pjlllorint ly , i attack on his camp. • = - • • '• 1 ' 114. Cranford, ' Miniafiii PlertiPOlentiaty. from ' the 1 The enemy's camp was distoot Altotti „Seven miles. ' U r ge Stites, tO'his Majesty the ftmperor and it 1:017 ( '' About half past eleven I moved forwards with, the 41r. Cranford :and lit .Settetitry; - Me! ' Ilisiiry sialk.; . .: fifth company of the Bth (or 'King's) am the • 49th selli • let sati f or la s iii. , ? • ~.-. . •,, , ,i ..,• . i regiments, amounting together to only seven hua.il F4IONTIER9 Qf imteew, initr.ii....elleoarvieat of ...! dyed and four firelocks. Lieutenant-Colonel Harvey, • fresh troops coming troth France,, *sod dot discoat , I who conducted it with great • regularity and judge tinuein- Saxony.. :. , ~, .....- • • • • , .. . . ' ' ' . 4 gher of .'" meat, gallantly led on :the attack. •• -The enemy = was , . , FiAwarditor; brit T4.--4The nu completely surprised and driven from his causix,after terliitityttottitlfielo' pass throutii . Bffr TiiiiiO; is - altyloat e ' ll having repeateilly, formed in different bodies, l and ilabefiesible. o Yesterday there arideett so - Mai); ifil • •-' been as often charged by our brave troops, whose : Jantry wad cavalry, Chit our torn anaralithe'illtagoo ••• conduct tbroughout. this . brilliant enterprize was werogrowded with them. ; . ,-, . . . i --.: :• ... aba4o aft praise. Th'iacadn terminated before 'di) .- I. ' We :aill have a garrison compoao. et to 9 reliewAs 4 light, WherAbree inns and one Brass hoWiezPr l v with 'of th e li ne and, numerous detachmeritSof ,ear , re. , ' Ithree_•lumbrils,..twa .Briga.dier;•Generata, . ()bendier ;'-' rif‘ict; - JuLt 10.."-LIfis''Serene' 41i liners' the and Winder, 401 and second- in remumed,..aed up- Fricke 'Viceroy, after baring . 'lilted th POit •of .• i wards of, ant hpodred. officers, non-commissioned. "Chiclica and the fortifications of BreedelO,. retard:4 officets snd privates, remained in pyt. bands. t o sins==town: Yesterday the Niece ;sidled AN I Not conceiving - it . prudetit •to expose our small • Royal Colloassof Marines, and reviewed the &AMA Iforce to the view of the enemy, who, though routed . 6atfation ; he was extremely well pleated with . the and dispersed, was still formidable alto numbers'and order, appearance, and' instruction of the eitabliah.. positiow, he. haring fled to the turroundisig her btu ment:' •The Prince visititthe 'Library and te - cettin, • • land havinm still Ater, pr five guys, We troops • b . • '' 'were 'rind afterwards serrition heard the'frigate Wawa, sent Nt . 's) mama .a$ dar-break , marche.d back to -reviewed , the crew, and•also appeared satisfied midi their - quit - Cements. Atter we retired,. and it . had i ts state avi d 'in s t ruc ti on . T o -d a y, a t five in :the, • become broad dey,the - eneniy , ventaredlo re-occupy morn i ng , t h e P r i nce set out , for, the deportment-. 4.. i • Ns . (limp, Ogg, however, for the purpose of destroy- the Passivane. , ins his incumbrances, such carriages; i' as blankets, .. • • .• .. ' T a es , no, ..lut.i 10.-qhe Pi:ivit'ail V it:ere' , ar ived tti.-a= provisions,,spare anima, ammunition, &c. after %chichi' w i t hi n ' our w a ll a - at nine eef oc k? hi tbimorni `fib commenced a p i recipitptepd,seat towards the Forty., He reriewed - General Verdiehldivision, ana init... Mile reek,, ychvli..lte effected a junction with a...wards gave audiemies to all the Authcirities. Hill 1 body of two' thousandlnen, who were on their march Highness on leaving this town took - the Udine road. !from Niegire to r einforce kilo. . 1 P ur. xrra, .dV 10.—A numerous convoy of Atf*. I I cannot conclude this ' dispatch without calling fi n er y proceeding from Turin to-day artlvcd in this ' your Excellency's 'attention to the followirve.„•o_ffi- • town, and will to-morrow set out fpr Verona, whet.. 1 cars:— , • :., •-•- • ~.-..,• :, •••• ; - - 4 " : 1 ; ', • it will lain the grand park 'of artillery - of 'the Italliri To Veutewt,celook I)jltreefr -the Pty 4 4,, , army of observation. • = . . = jotant..Ge m nerel my obligations are particularly doe, . .CoktiabtOsw, Judo 27:-..The King haicadectid From 'fife - fiist moment the enefny's approach was in the neighbeushood of his capital a corps d'aPelee.s.... ,known,lisi'iviitChed his•movements, and afforded, 1 " COmpoped of the best Danish tro.ops,—Geeeral Scipt.. . tithe earlidsf information.' To' him, indeed, . t. I em in - lenherg has beep appointed Commander in. chiet 1 4,, oibtea for the suggestion and. plan of operations;. he Danish, troops who form part 'of flie,:ffrinee of 'nothing could he more sleet than his -arraugeteentes Eckmukrioriny. The inhabitants of Norway con' ' nor snore comp,Wely succelsruOn. the resthit-• • 'The tinue to su ff er Numberless vexations and citrages is conduct of Mel Plenderli .' • - -- ,avided -the .. .49tli reiimpnt, S on and promo mp was Coin' stand were 'everthrew ail., lilnjor,pleNcipsleit some Of ,ilie . on.- ,fed iii-pr IN 6i. . oils e five c:irrapaol _.- 111rie half of 'Elarptiotpstortedl Yntivell to t!... -- Bank, whic h . 1 Ilaye.ili.p . . liijor Plegg, I Ire tomtelltieg-= "vi,,your,.NltcpiOn, FRBNGII RAPERSi -n1:4144 haje lqhmts, !ealcnowledge 41st refill before from with the many inar the head of Like tintaria, ritlie a ACV Stab' ,4 Fortilitajor opodnded:, 7 •,„ Bth hr King's Rrg.—l Lieutenaai; 1 kik and ine, I'Major, 2 Captalli% .2„Ll'eltidi!loff •4' 4tilehlsts r , fit rank and fife, winthdetlf raisitt i rdllte rit d ing. 49th i s iteg.—lier.p . ' . arit, Cagtaan, 1 F.iisign, Vika Otani. iterjdantS; .01 11 4 r It a - fife:" kl 1, ninivarili file, *amide& ; Sitjeantai 99 (adk add 80, Total,"--1 Lieuten&M.,. 3 terjeatlisatt,falolt Mid 'Ale.' kill t Majors, i Ca;itaiat," 9.l.lgdteoadfi, Ensige, 1 Adji ! vnia Fort-Major, 9 si•rioaot_,_ , • •9••dfstailliert.lA "atik add .4, !Tu nneled ; S *leant% 52 tank , aa..9,li te n2 6 . • -" • LiiA.Of Aber* Mile 'a , • --- Kiccroi-816 Kt nes. Reg. —l.lestaeriiipt Howe * I,‘ t.s assk—Staf.-t.,Fort;lll:ooT4 l 9insglib,_ l (l3 6 4•Lc d .,_. • Bth or King's Reg.—Major Ogilvle and Ca Mil e atiaptir. * -41rei: . verelyead deseereasisr-; Weviand mid ito%d, slightly, • "" -• 49th Reg.—Major "Plenderleatk, severely •noi thingeakraly.; Brigade-M.tjorClark, dingertiiidy rildjaamllajot *Moth and Captain Manners, slightly; Panign mty, dangehousty ; 4.1i,10i ,fienderiE:ath, who commanded-the the pare —of Sweden. Very recently twb 'reasets w .• o pot, Was very conspicuous, By hili deci - laden-with corn for Norway, were taken by swecltith - 1 0 .ompt efforts, the surprise'of . the enemy's cru i zers , w hi c h th rew the c orn lutanist sea, Tbis ~,.4 1.4 4 1 3olipiehidoito&tli his effotts t 6 make** Norwegians, therefore, burn' Witialie . .desire a en- rendered inelfectual,by the bayeneh,which. t ii ingswe d eni a nd ta ki ng n revenge - .4116 iaikinitiet '' 1; : ill, opp,ositioo, tAi liltrkritithe 4 9 thi 54.2 t 4 'their neighbenri make ' theft suffer. The English. *rleAt i llgl i their head,, gallantly charged .ships arelatia-leationed' in the 141 t; :it, is said' the)' ;1 • . I : il 'e etietnyl.fieldVieces,. a nd .1?,r9.90t..041 akre wa ki eg . foe. a convey of 500 sail:. . I I . ( &eh* '" - ', . . , . Do su p r , JoLfo.-,-Never did oar town and .ite „ „ ts- iiiiia' Oil ;`) . li',...fiiraii in'9,4.014nt inah*-; n'Oghhotwhoed . preseut, sci.fortnidahle an appeet,T.his .. • " npanief 4 the Kiiirs'ritiment; and-whilst• teSiaent, ititterto ad peaceable; has, all at opce 1 . ).1 . * i I that' bighly sliiiiplined‘nd.tlisttnguistatWicattre a plac e .of arms . The Etnperot . haVvisit&l alt I 'l. arted.the.eigtVreininenti,l the stservpert, lihe position's and .a't the dehonihet otiliothiVialrs , of - : 1 . 1 . ! ,right , •° 1 4.015 1 * * .4".nrAY!s..ierk,the.- Elbei fstam • Schandau. tu ToopoLcoal hOtge•iti . 4 - 0; :h 4V4,(.1 pur p . isi,46l4pontcss. :, . e ,O ~ t •.. , ,camv. *I ; jest- been 4conost" amk. affA t P. 44 , 0614 .• t . A • li ilsp,,refelVed..ike isegtookoosistaa64'Soverlketlingsealda. For tilice . t s iojs Aril . CoriAr4igti v9p ~,,t ; gg, .I.lr,odel;SWpr,to tinforcesiao4,*-Sins , tulelniten, opposite.lkeeik 'tee . ,n • thAltot. 1. .. • b tv , .. 4i tio,wthep l ompkof.goNtel,osX:ponaL,oack xiei: will tit the pt. neCke he e 1r . liar scrionc)i t s ,4o l .d oe c grai p x w i ta ,a cti lai a wn• 'ept lb' thaiking eist It eliiieNisfrilhlPlti t.... . 1. PA* Ole attti4stifuslo4l7oB4.AlPK.c4t4ms q4cations. The ramparts of Neustadt-presde are 206 tried Ai* vivicel. A hmo,lionit*e.ao ! a.o fp 7 oooollki tittol44.lloceledilkyanti ,0 nig* j... 1 ,! ge the assistance of ckgsnpvpoi of : *esylAppeoisee Of iti....A.cals is g tu ark t coo. . ,• regiment, who had arrived some ;110 tails bait o l tts Imperial Gitalru e are also em. at Amberstherg;• and - Mr. Brook, Pay. ployed in paUisading the gates of Attstadt. Work- ' • Star bth , 1 4 iI . , : 4 , 1 \ 1 ''S • - 1 1 ;4 ! t S S. a, . ( 1 ' d i I I . c . i 1 • 11 .i ;r 1 , 1' SI t • #l,. 10. 4 I 1