The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-19 00:00:00

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' EPIPEMBER 1 - •-" ,iivn Levevio-3 self' • .." -7r. -"PVIIMMD41 1 10 - ' V. V. 47 • :t..; . . . . . • . ..t N0,.44 t - - • a. j .) I. I .*". ..,.. 41 .. i fiik ( 82 . F r: ( r..f, /oArr , _ _ .9, 1812. •-•1313 ICE iv r i if; ri ' . . : • - 0/At CrrVir.Nr-C; R a L I S present V n ENIN G, Sept. 19, will 11 he ivorf.,rost.• PIZAIIIIO. oi , :ice ~r* '~" _ . "" ' _ t' "~ . .vuox,y,AUBALVAIND ililiqaPutk: • LETTEIt lIH.TErt• Vitt' bOF To whirh ;;; hr added, 1111DAS.. The PtHie are relipeitrully informed that, with a 4riew 4 their geiwral accoonnoitatiol atmoi k n ee b ee s . made Miring the retell. is theitsbniat or the Theatre: . Thr Sn4itveare Ro.m.will in future be thrown open at the commencement of thelied Act, for the rnovenieoce bf rhote for the ...emir, aeralnd . On M %lax, King the Third; King ItirtiOrd, Mr. C. Ke , obl , . • • AttilF.it A L ED • Price hems& MODELS of 'JUVENILE LETTERS, on fa. • snilistenaalevegv-lay quitlenufs'lMeghith are.mthfritteld, namergitiq sets of )opir% for the eve i rei.e ofyspib, and tome Examples of familiar wench nod Isitilati Lettegi'. The latyle practiral use of Sd6.nlsfor &d'Alene... Hy the Rea. IL& VW BLAIR. Author of the " (l)ass Book." " Univemni Preeeptor," " First Catecllimf,g l ." Denatimar.," Rte. The - rhief, if apt the not, object, of all grammatical and lite. rar. education, Whig the attairftneni of the :art of eleghnt LeltST liritieg. Platt:there haring hero, 101 titia time. on gehoill Bank on so important nod essi 41 entire, the Author of this practical !elementary 'Work eilculates At Its immediate end extensive adoptipe iojll%h.+. lied Primed for Rl • tiiAftll . 'P L l ef / P3,17$ gale-hill 3 ihv Nottitselless: fRIP • ^ • . 1 - • I SI, r PATENT tr'()KING'APPARATUN. •VI T. TO A ITRE, Srole. Ate[, takes th'ettberty . .• of ttifontsittg hi. Friettdtttottt Public h e novr es 4 atteta the ;move Apparatb:, 'it hi. Warehouse, 34.... 1 1- I .''.•- sirem. tinihdrn. Is the kV V.v.% APVirtigge. ta-Me mu/ the .e." 4 &int, .4lelic.te. and cheap made of steamme..stevoing, ennoin*. ttnlanir, ttruill R clad boning. A tlinaerier 4t?./ persons ma) be dreamed with len than n peck of. N. 11. The App , irains is renernlly is use r aid yearly foe in spection from one b. fpor , LAV 'OW Itf: HONEY WATER, TAYLER, Lavender Water fderchant,, rrottilteers, takes this opportunity/ of retorithw his most 'grateful t§switi Kilt"; Vb.l,l li syl erw l tr e SC r i.k i a . qa.l,44,, u i,,th ry s hove ronferrt 4 .• twiavouring him with their commands,. s end 40ter.t his.utittopt owls shall be to ',grit their • patron :.; •. • " J. T. I. 41011 to sm44, art, notwillotooding the attemttg, i • Ists.'o by -tiler erode,* M ti.istre tie reputation al his above . elevate AI slafttrlrtittiveas. - the perm,nettre of their gestsdfott f i ,,, gru pecitots seeareit spew ,aot 1,0.. of the greatest . Fps_ pm, ' of ihr having s't trent It •d6gMida Is" cuable:t toseaff siNing itiAei.llo%!rustiu.4!ieq, 8.•!! • I av*sitier,Watier. Roney Ws Per Pint Bitide.. Z) 9. 9 I Per Pint Bottle sCO 4 0 or 64itto ear sod ....I) hp Jr.44iahl..).er s at tali LarnoderWarehoese, No. 1 Upper Of.irge-tateet, ; *lke& bliretinnte.' Catnap*, &e. inn he auntie!! ith y ;Jetta One anatibtndre4 pPzeiga, at &bort Notice. an the moot Deist Tirol,' II„ody nonce. .1.4.4444- 4 IT %Me ti Metr. and Others.- Excelleitt, roomy Stottli,og L issrE ergs, p if! :Axed Rhoda . ' TO BE lOL it :TtON h • .Mr.•eOOlllRA. • - op the P.emi.es. Brook's Mews. 4 . 11/013RAL Septets. 11.-r 26, at Two OTl.a.k, TN 0 • • ut Mr. Rogletho,pa. Bruthrir. 11111 E unapiEed e tf 14 ygars, Ist a, !mall rrot, of very e wilt...moaned stlihrtug for cieveribritries. douldr crack.horwr fir four earritakert,.hav sad corido*:ood a dichio..: over t well Allmon in Brook's Mews, Dories-street. Bei kt•Wv--quari. with a pair of strbng corleh hoisels, hackney mirk, husky. hiroess,aeat girgOsuodry furniture, Acs. with Ito poss,ssion. The unexpired TERN! of 1.1. years. of as advanced rent of ' sCIO. entails. rsorsoty Statslisg stosi pppch.hooses, situate irs Ri shop's.yartr, Charles.,to,er, Grosvenor--quart, it; 'sdhstintial tepatr, and revponsibie Selland. The unespirr.l TERM of 19 years, of a .trooc. House, in Crawfttqls..treet, Poronan-square, at a very 1.0. rent. •• 'Es he.vieas.ed. iris/a if; the Miaow, or P a rticulars and I),t crs had Its uppish); to RE. Martaiu, Coon Chandfor, Rliod f“rd-streot, Porton on-sarrlee ILM :tors. Richardson, Fi:.her. nod Lake. Eurs-ktrget, St. Jaow 7 s ; and by the Auritutirr, No. 7. -;.•! . ..Olosireofir-ilisliorts. • ' ' A CIIALLENGIi: 'WESSELS. CURRIE add Co. Stirgek,ns, late in ! his Males, y's service, eh/t vate'the whole teurnit to prove a single sietanoe where i• sir Medicine told Method of Cure hare riikd of tee deoted effect The practice of many year , taints particular bracieli id their prothotsion hots not given,' rise tit one unsuccessful case. they coetUtise to direct their studies In the trentm-sit mid cure of VENEREAL CHM PLA I NTS. :mil HAS derangement 'l,r the sestem, which Is the elnueclumte ui till Pernicious toad ousters* ,fleets of a habit long milt rota I unhappily .pursued try . tlig smiths of both sexes. la the 4: 01 6 VI ill lie fe ll ed h e t h e uncilthvource of Barrenness 'iiie tither have its ravages fatally &velem.* to them by ad's. rresSing sante of debility. which,3(4.4 It sly reissedied, tenni pates in Impotence. These are its remote :ad ultimate effects while consumptittes, loss of mitseulaf 'tower, and various net. vows complaints, usually chmorterise the 'Joliet, singes of this solitary vice of persons litioishing under disorders iecident to such a habit, their trettiment :and has never proyed um , successful In the count• of o long, liittorious, and touch esteaded practise. In the most obssioate and complicated tows of Ye nteretsl.infection, filch as ottstrucii , ob in 'he Urethra. spongy e eicseences, hard tumours, callous, ulcer.. eruptions, sernimil weakness, gluts, as Ms.. STRICTURES ! whether regent or of long duratiou, uyet w hick have batik,' the skill of other 'tenet' 0000 erS. lire, by The tis p ertestt improved plea lot troyintenl, etfectaally nod peruse:wady cured, without ' patient Alffering the escruciotlng pain nod :damning hetpnrpllife I Vlach frequently follows the application the l A akitV ust c. In the course of t weeny years extensive pricker Java, metro polls usimerus cases of strictures have been mid art doily spi der their care, the total eradication of which is rltected by Safe certain, and expeditious mode of pearlier,. stip2rint loony • other yet ethylene •The wenhow-s. relsrsesion.latri'drhiiay, proceeding from this.complaint, is speedily rem.leds inld the patient restored to sound and vigordn, health. PAS where the' debility has for yeas ski fed, it ',toper perseveraneetia their re lituratiVe remedies. after the stricture has bees lieStr.yed, is in dispeasably requisite to revive the slumbering spasks of life, t dna to re-noluiate thelleoraltntion. 1 1 Several Noblemen and Gentlemen a the first respectability have horn ender the care of Nast. Currie and Co. for the re ' moval of complaints of the urethra, stricture-, &e. i and having received a radical anal permanent cure, request that references may he given In 'NIA, as sAisfactory evidences of the decisive superiutits of Messrs. Curler and Co.'s plan of treatment. — Many of these Gentlemen have Mid stricturet tram tea to twenty' yeitrs, said had beeivaild.‘ the care of Messes. Home, Ileavisides, and when Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the opptication of the lunar catotic, without sorrel.. Patients is the country are requested to stole the partictaTh of their ChM, &germs& general hatin of lii ing, &c. ate. inelosing a remittance for advice and medicines. when the same win be Kisco or Sent to nay part er the kinedom. To ,were that se crecy so essential to their underlakiag. the postage of letter' way tie nattiest to theaceount for triedicioes. • Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by either Sex, with the greatest &HAW, Peavey, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Iluttoa-garden. 9th, JUne Altilmt-earden. ta — ii --- rEN irrtAikliPtetteks iNiit rhsc Es: de , . 84. 14 pm VltiogA: • ' • Pt14.C 41 . per Cat. Inv:Able Ore.. lb .. ro ... nd 01;r11gir ..stig. White Colour bfri. Olive iitar . ..,TC)..... t %tilise:ilittis .:1.,C 504 Stack las. 800. il;1•0... 740 i h(11.11,11141e 4iiiitZ6, Ned ilb.: , . l'lSll', rAtlrrs ri)ft ov.•r: AIN rtstq. Per lb . -..prr lb, per lb. .White Paisit . 84. 1.17(1M 4 2141 Li. $l, aright (keen la. 4.1. Biaisk 'MC '(lr ie..% : 141111 Some Colour.. Ba.' Yellow 11.hae .. ... .Is..enl. three litre. 10. 3,1. llnisra .... 8.1. per Oaf. le per (i.ll. per Gall. IlmstWisite Lenagb.• Tpeperdine. 7.. bd, I Suited Oil 6. 041. liemaill alba , . :41b. T.lasekt Oil ss. id ' Cool Drying dn.si. • . . ' i plerfisll. I . • pe,r fiall. feasting. Sprem.,.;... 8.. $l. Brast n Seal • Si. 611. Fin.' Minns( Oil ... : is 01. 1• illeW Olslisalber Od bo. lid. Pale Seal ..,.._ _..!., *,.9i. I.C.onitann•Liimp Oil thr. 3d. rilllE i'UBLIC a re' respvtfulli inferaied that the . abuse Pateria rod littilit are at the heifilieralliles; and all p.irtieutrriv prepareirt 6sr 'heir Kneels) well,. Tbr'Veare l'ainta air prruiriel) isdopte 1 fur theivreserration nf Wand Windings that tire -sprvied'ou -the 'Womb:Nand combine dot/Ability, cheap.. sew, 511111 beauty. Tne Sperm list is warranted genaine. and ennseqnently will bent flu-whole rvennisg within' requiting !flaming. Tan other Ols fur rtionvi.ii viol p ,•,-, tl ill give equal sntistaction. 0. V . illll and Cis. Di•ir.en and Coiner Manufacturers, 41, Lon. ela WOW, .: . .. . • • . ' • . . . Voter tbe iilostriton pntnttt:t(e• of their Mord' llighne-Nrs the Promo, ott. %Vales amid Doke of 3ttrtett, owl most of the No hilt,. ' MAVASSUR OIL fur the HAIR. The virtues ..f this lid. eat, , -fxd from a Trx in the Island of Ma• in the Kam Inn., tar far bes ond Magian' for in creasing the Growth ta Hair. even WI Bald Places, In ft twoutittol length and thick ; ;Inrelining it falling ..If or ellmatiog eulou'r. site log the (lair, it IA pie-etrroiesit iu staligi4eping Ow curl, 1. •tow gloos mai scent. felblerifq t s. liar ie-nttressitilv arwieritig, pr ttttt °ten the (iuinn. of Wlttirni, Eyebrows:ea. - in fine, if illhe Ant producti tttt II world for restoring ;old beautifying the Asir of Ladies, Gentlemen. and Children. Stull celebrity has it at tained, shut irA,dnily !tumuli ed with the sanctions of ItoyallY, Ndoility„ I,lentlionch .if the. Navy and Army, mid Public at birgr. :It ib insiuxime, turd gaited *t air clittialets View " Rowland'. F.sesay ass the Hair." Sold at 6d. and Wt. d.l. ; awl large hornet, containing sight at 11. Ir. tacit by the Propriet..is, Op INLAY I) and SON, Kirby street, dation-garden, Loudon; and • by appoint ment, by Mt. smith. Perfumer to his Mairtty: 114 Overton, 4i, Innwr..7s. D. Riggs, Gattie and Co. 57, New Smul- • ' , rem D ; endriri,Titchlamnte-strert t Bayles and Blew, tuck itHlr-street awry, Greek-Wert; It. Roo hey. 106. Dann*. "'lot; TM, Strand; 1. T. !tiger, 65, Chealmide, and a 2. Phrk-.tree.; dimes. Apele Tree-yurd. Sf. Jame;.-street; Purge.s, Corsitoi -sweet ; Jnjln.lnue , tarok-street; bons, and Co. Three-Kine's•Court, Lombard-street; Barclay and SM.!, Fleet-market ; New berry and SINS. 45, St. P""ri I ; Das lion and Soo, 59, Nlattrass, 7;6, Fl, et street ; hiller, 4. t heapsirfe ; Bowling, Walker, and Cn. Blitekniun t' 7 ert. Burnught Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Shaw ILA Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Tait, 41, Cornhill t Knt nail Itri.6l,(irmechuretiooreet • klnrdhi g , ll owcil, ard Co. : T. Rain.. and Co. liiiig.strert, Covent-garden: Tuft, Ru nl Exchange ; had by all Perr * r ' " d he,:i r the Venders in London". Alin by Mr. litnehoro Mr. 3. ' , phial, and Mr. D. Urquhart, Edinburgh ; *Boyle. Om , 'A I I).Lusse, Parliament-street, nod Meets. Newberry IDtow %Wei, Dublin.—Bewore iif fses vile imitation., • la , De-intim MACASSAR OIL has the sign:dart " A. 11 •1 • LAND tied SON," and the wards " ROWLAND'S IC ASS AR 011." engraved its the Bottle. 1( about may be had, a more important dinorery wider the :int Patronage of her Royal Willett the Dierlicsx of York, sanctioned by his Excellency the Duke del Intioundo, nod Y l amilir s of kb 41.4 A NA EXTRACT ; oft All ysst NAN BOTANICAL SPEC fPI C, eradieat- ' dl hissrders of the Teeth 'and Coma:and rendrl nig 1 4" el..* ely brunt iful ; imparta a beautiful ft ograner to the Breath, nomediately expels theTii,dh- Ach, rind 1. reconanevided by. non PhYdeioltx. Suld at 10..6d. per bunk, or small bottles' earls. I•ro Ike ALBAN A PO WoPit for elentning the Teeth. It *--• 9d. per box. Sold u bpreA add 137001 be Avon a il 111; t, • 01C. • " • 11..1. • 1 &44 h • • 1,110 TAKI; NOTIUM. A PERSON in the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, XII called a few days, ago upna Mr. Angus 51 4 1)on.1141, Brntw wick-place, is that City, sod Wormed hint. that hi, Wife b4d beer, dangerously affected with a (liitberitig in her Lungs (as her Sur:,7on termed it), attended with altrmiug symptoms, gross spitting, di ffi culty of breathing, Ace. Ike.. having oven her, in small doses, Ore Halt Both of Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF fiILEAD, she recovered in the atom astonishing manner ber health and spirits, her complaint haying beet, thereby removed most miraroloasly. rt. Mr. hl.l)onald has permission to refer respectable En nutters to.tne l'arly.-Ist Dereenther, ISLI. Applinlivraite, near Kendal, Der.2s, 1811. To DR. SOLOMON. (iileatl.llnose. near Liverpool. 81.11,—lsoprelked with the restoring virtues .of your highly 'llaishmsted Medicine, the CORDIAL BA LM OR OILE/11). •Ileet myself bounden in justice to you, and for the hermit of tips Public, to inform you, that early in last sprit* I had a violent plait in my h roast , accompanied with di ffi culty of breathing and usretisive weakness...el that I could 'caredy walk. 1 eonti rued for same.tiet labouring order the must •distressig 'pap toms: oaten, seeing in the Westso i llaad Advertiser, tut accooot Of statute cures iirrf.rmed In this oeighbourhood b_y takin g the fetid MedivA.e , fii the latter molt OrBeplefollet, I prorarree Faintly 110.11 e of Nles.r.. M. rad B.:lirecthrtaites yore Ajoils, by taking, of phich, Yt ton day. time I felt As rworalive virtue., and heftire had tiorthed ii:!aiiiil•aidllrMlWree to try r unntr a ei gta ; wide!, *nob Coeds lA. /WM ant And,onenitt, York most t»ediritt Amy AAC'ifUTC_Dif '.l , My R. .).••••• ($0 25 . 1 7. 11 i 16 ) • .iltimist cl I re.t..l.'sistasiViejA teal 1 •; • • Iv- r ---• 4 ,~ . . ;matt 10. •. i. ~.. a , L... .. , mi. .. • , ,• _ .r ? "S. ' 4 "; 7 i . 11 PrOSS.- : Ty e . ArkPargittl. . l-1 I """ I . 5 'el ..i..1 ..vsi .99 '. • 114-.. •, ,Ocik hatter from t hitst te.asfrieell„hol . • g., out 0.4 : 9. 9 1.1.1.1! ilt° • 11 : 14 W Vs • A liV7 -4 „,ItliiNTC l4 • si , i i ppclntion ofdijeeneasee4miege.pegt tti.thiedir,Otkir 7 ,Aliviio/0!‘ Tv PG. Ver-PY letters frOnt•lffe 44110 Jouruad.,... 4RtoC titttiaarrtge tipal.iitOlealgedi I ICOrt*Weeterti -*lint tsq er.,(kneral 1411, 1 , it, 11,fs . • • h. r t orsepts..eole atei.;telyi qsts..do übt. the. ferny sr. At 44 , 2 his teetd-qUarterl a Were at Aa,itt w i c o ,rpe, the Ottspr . : . i•dceSiem4 o -1 1 44 #4 1 11 1 .41V1 11. 4* 9 UtWiaStse a / 4 ! ii ), ," - Jul ',A • • . Y 9 iPreV.aratiPn•w*.ltka iitie l fPT• the fliFilke f iiiiatlVlAihicheW tit 4 0 rAI 14L '' water. el,- sem ti f PlouiPtiti ! 9 ! e Malden. ~ ." - .‘ ' • gir'9 , '''9l /Meng* nod ItignfiftPs Plf4O,Fiene9 i'LlilieffiX filftlit'' The British force was superior, rq nur e ers ef..thet Ineihaselsot beensu .Ifine, elthOugh 80 or OP militia e ri d r i ec et r .'- ---.--------: Vi -411114411 4 flio 10 agcy,, • ,fen Its since the ;AineriCeit stnnslarci lad l' 3 • Maiden, et:4y da y been erect' O 0 t he Can`adit • side.—A deetehMent Peaosretre strointetritettuntibisietir Rtanire.3 , ; yd ;19ficrcninekruer.wir . , trts station 4illiasstignier, ascended the river Le Frea • ch, 'and laikenikcp i- ' ' ' •n.erzo, AUG. 5. • -- C . :: ,r- J derable. geseliti. of proviaimb . hi ' 111.4lee" II . . 44. WlSerelail a d ig i fesitilla 16" lweriiregtjiti4if .1 for the Brilials . arthy r 14-eite4l3l"iev44l - the part of our • misguided citlzeur, to -disturb til?, ,/tutte 4 ei . a lled :been foecedjo , ; elacopaiivem a fr peace of our city•by a disregard of, and ripen ep;io. Fol:Cess. ‘" • .., -- .. ' sition t 0,,• its lairs; and whereas it ii believed that the promoters of this • disorderly conduit. tie. so few..iii peeX:e,lit'iSflletelt FROM coLONEL CASIIIXO•GitifeAL . . .. neer.. . . •• ~ bomber, thab if net corinterianced•hrothers • who - . , .ruin fact only spectators,. they would demist from • §andwide Upper Calmest, ielyl/. " Sin,—ln . conformity with your instructions, I' sash misccnduct,..i.Now,.tberefore, I eneitiduced lo proceeded with a detachment Of 28() Men & to recon- issue thissmy Proclamation, calling upon all wdil , noitre the enenty's advanced posts. • •Ite Mend them 'disposed, peaceable eitetens, who ire not iu the !in possession of a bridge•over the deer Canis, 'af the emplorof the Cisit nor. Military Authorities, ei ve distaltice of four miles from Malden: .: Wfteretifthin- main within-their respective houses, after,eight o'cletic log their position, I left one cOmpahr of Mem el , in the evening, during the present staleofihepeldie 'to Conceal themselves near the bridge . , rind' bpoti our mind, anti particularly to retain, at ' hemp ali.,their appearance on the opposite side of the river, to cam- apprentices, servants,• and children ; in. dolog.aso ' mence firing, in order to divert ttteir attention, and they will consult their own safety, as :Well .as o an . lio throw them into confusion. T ,then proceeded tribute to the preservation of :peace; fones:etlicaCi 'With the remainder of the fot"*..,ahistli be' miles, to o ne me ans are ado p ted to dis pe rse alluemembta g es.of it ford over the Canes , A nd g lib' the -southern the people, and summarily punish the rintoisa and ill. tank of the river. About sun-let we `(arrived witee f • disposed, those whis are in thestreess'only as *eta sight of the enemy. Being 'entirety. destitute of tors wilt subject themselves to the daegsirtif , silfeeipg guides, we marched too neat: the bank of the river, with the guilty. : .t•iiii e r tee 'and found l ont progress cheiked'brf i creek, which - " EDWARD JOIUMIVir ~ . - . , . 1 , was then Impassable. We were' then compelled to 4 niareh op a Mile, in order to effect a passage over EvritAcT OF A LETTER Faolt A. C. it.sesottoesno a PArio NEAR BALTlmottc, At.:o. 3 1 111112.,. , the creek. This gave the enemy arise to mike their arrangements, and prepare for Weir defence. Neat to the death of General Lifson,: whose exit . •was truly noble and charactetistic, Ahe.,peni.; On comieg . down . the creek we Timid 4 theAn Tor Med ; veiling among the people, in and near Baltjuifffe, .they commenced a 'diatant tre 'ot olutkelry.; the has emote my heart more severely than all the,weengs 'riflemen of the detictient * were tormed" Oen e wiivgi; And thi - tWO ompaitisis isf infhntry ; kr e end - sufferfiags jellicted by the Whitt qopl, feeogious centre. The mitt . Moved' ori; ilith* great ••-iiririt . agents of - inaligennt,cowardly,and hloodAiritye,,4es fesies v ehalWringthemselres, (or a time, .under.enjr and. alacrity. ' After,. the first disdiare e iiie tiri; tish illfileatedwiri contianed 7 ' advancing. eespensible banditti. My wounds,i,eiti tree t ere nu.- Ih i r v e e e lmerous and severe; but,they reach no s S,mymirld., ssor 'limes tlaj• &Kited, and ae OA retreated! . iticive them about half' a mile, when it be-clmis sisal setnoment's uneasiness or grief c .--hise the gloom 1°- end despondency pervading the body of,iFetiereljets dark' that we were obligid Ye 'relintsitish Bib !Willett.' within fhaesphere of llakimore, intliumeei inflame Two privates in the 4litreesteit were wounded and prisoners. we .tearix. reese.4leeeeteeertieti _seyeeey brota t suet are a,. a thousand daggers alined , taken wt my heart. , the lets ace es, itt the,emperium,of nine or ten were..stau ailed,. and some killed. We his ryisnad, originating demonstrably et N ashiligton, could gain no precise infermatiou. of the umber op- " aild made by- many a perty. ,qeestiemi,. I consider posed to di. It ' Cnnbisted of a emisiderafire • detach : merely as the ‘eonnueoceraesat of;,0 lAftlgoraries4 of meta from the 41st - reiim — eni, some miliga, and a. trenbisa, to terrivinate•heppily, or. unkrteeately. for body of Indiaiii.' The guard at the bridge consisted! the couistry, as nien of•respectobility4eproperty, and !of eti hien. Our rifemen stationed on this side of 1 , taleets f perform thq, parts assigned •theet• by ,patrire.- the Clines, discovered the enemy' reinforcing • th • em II ' during the whole afternoon. - There is no doubt but taste. the y look, on q uietl y , or .ratiter g y p their i poets, and permitdite hundredth part..of.flie persqlae their number considerably exceed ours.-LLieute- v fo e o n t p pa la d e s e , , f . o a r i e id ig t n ha y t ai lo a n, boli s d 7; a lo w sed pr o i. f riant-Colonel Miller condotted l ed' ii most spiiitedt and able manner. I have every:Ogden to be Satisfied! 1---- ti er b el: ° p r oc a k n e y ts ti , • .vateer's-inen, to usurp the Government, they.rney I with the conduct. of the whole detach m ent , •l " Very respectl.blame themselves, when their property,. persons, end fuly, Sir I have thirbonour • • r ' to families are disposed of by the same rules of ' sem ' be, your obedient servant. . , (Sismetl) " LVWIS CASS, Col..Sd Reg. 0; Yw a ,. many acijedicatiou.!_ ; • , • • ' Ite k.arelleacy tirig.-Gre. ttell." ' Oh o my friends anVellow martyrs, when I say • , they i yeeeld vie with the picked men of 1 4 eouides, , . ~ ~ . . • Wasurstotos , tAT, ALTD. B,— Letters from the 1 fads will attest the truth of the assertion..ditheegh North-western army Girder General null, dated Jely i they had not slept for the Met thiitty-six hours, to the 21st and 2 4 14 p I,oe thi.t:qm r esu l t of the Lidiarelditit Moment they • were cheerful; conversibli4 and i council at lirown.stoinhesheen Communicated le,theloornetioses ,eptyi—snot even when the foreleg °rifle iGen etali t 'hy which it apirere thef,the Ottawas, Chip- I gnol.dwor VINO announced by the savage yell of the Lielvas, rottaitataplice,Wyenpots;flelawares, Mun- Mob, •nor when they .came to the door of Ike :4110- It aeei, some.gicknpboe t ha l cs, anti the Six Nations, ere 'tient in which we were confined, was tiniest a leek, unanimous for reinaiiiing neettil. Tecumseh and' a whisper, or motion of the body, of any shingi'eut Marpot are the only chiefs of consequence remain./: tool, collected couisge, and contempt of .death. I A ing with the British. A party of fhp British, with 'different conduct was not to be expected of Mc-no/oho ',ski' their Indians, passed the river *Aata-.Cauartle,, 12 had embarked iii such a cause, with a perfecd•ltnow miles from the eucampment. .... ~ , - I ledge of all the consequences, though they sliver The General detached Colonel htlirthor, with a , could have anticipated being delivered oventnehe part of his regiment, to , protect the iohabitaiits.- , -- execitionor, through the inhuman treachery. of-the The Colqnel attacked and drove them back—two of tilt!' authorities. The liberty of the press,--the re the Coleeel's men were slightly wounded—the loss , cnrity of person and property,—the rights, civil end of the enemy is not aseertairied.—Colonel lii•Ar- political, belonging to the meanest citizen,--the very that's conduct on this as well as all other occasions, principles and privileges for the assertion and defence entities him to credit. . . .. r *..i. . • of which, the war of independence war declared, THE ikORTIr-WESTERN ARMY. we had pledged ourselves to maintain; ant! at the Cur remover., Juhr 25.r-Late on Saturday even- 'risk of our lives, and at every extremity, eot forbil ing last an express arrived in tows) with %letter front den by the laws, —with the mob, and civil authOrity Gen. I lull, to Qoxereer.Meigs, stating, that the army united against us,—the contest was indeed. , unequal ; was very deficient in provisions, that Mr. Platt was however, my situation allover me to arld:hitt little, authorised to furnish a supply for two months, and ! '' All my partners in persecution too suffering, that the communication 'nest be preserved by the whom I have seen or heard from, since the massacre, Militia of tills State, or the army would perish for agree in ascribing their injuries to the same man.— the want of provisions., The letter concludes with The names of Mayor, General Stricker, and John _ _. 9 ■1 1 • ~ F 'i 1L • 1 ~~ ': . 1 L'• Ithe want ot provisions., the letter concludes with The names cot ;mayor, venerai at newer, ill.. •rw...a saying, ‘g we have the :fellest confidence that you Montgomery, are the first on the catalogue of 'the 1 , will do all in your power to preveitt so distressing a perfidious, barbarous monsters; and it will appear, v 1 calamity."—A letter was at the same time received that the advice of the latter, dictated by cowardice, 1 . ' $ pi' r... from the contractor, stating, that provisions were de- ' produced the catastrophe. 7 ;d !posited at Urbanite, ready to be packed on horses,_ , ".My writinglo - you is more of an experimentlhan .... % ISA . but that he should be obliged to wait for a convoy of otherwise, and I cannot dictate, as no one oral be 4.. in troops to, protect it, and open a new road, as the old• my amanuensis. The doctors and nurses ell .itteist- .„ . 8 one is almost impassable. At the time the above dis- • ing that I shall neither write nor talk, and lon do am mg patches were received, the Governor was at his,resi- neitherAvithout•danger. - • . i.. . ; deuce ip Marietta. MK next Sunday they were . 44 I have six wounds on my freed,. either of wiiiek 4, ' n " opened by the Secretary of State ; and immediately is sufficiently severe to induce an inflammation of the .on their contents being made known the drum beat brain aithont great care. Both collar-hornet' are ' .. di • • te arms. • • . .. . ' 'hurt . The extremity of the spinal bone injured, .2,..a t'. GFoßlirroirx, Ava, 7.—We learn , that on the' extremely painful.' The breast bruised, and ."crow' lie : receipt of the Federal RivuLlican in Baltimore, on painful. The foie-finger of the right Matt 'Oaten, . "" Monday last by mail, the,.Post Office was surround- end the whole bend Injured, . md . ed havillbeetv twiceSt ab- s i. • by a number of peraoes, and threateoed with vie- bed, onee through with a peik ; mid IlWiilose • It' - . lence, provided thereskould be any more of that Pa- broken. These are the inforlei k hare iticerVeiti , ha i rat is , per delivered front thence, in consequence of which-' they do lot piteme , half the pitin that the despOteleu- a the Post-Master totwarckil an. express „so sit... Eng.& crof w i tf rjetiefect trivet!, bifliett." ~ '• . f li' :, Master-General.—/The Spirit of Seventy«rix.." 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