The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-07 00:00:00

1 1 1 4 1 4 " t zbe c,s + v ateolllCtit. ' ~;, . LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1812. - No. 1065. PRICE Ifs; MR. WAITHMAN'S ELECTION. r HE COMMITTEE for condocting the ELEC TION of ROBERT WAITHMAN. Le u. remiem the attendance of the INDEPENDENT LIVERY in his !me rest, at the Guildhall, to secare to themselves, and to the City of London, " THE PURITY OF ELECTION." It belee the unqualified seem at d Gaseral Meeting of Mr. Vfaltbmaa's friends, bail at the New Leeds's' Tatters'. lit of October—" That in eaufamaftv to the pore and genuine prin ciples of the British CaaMllNiae. Remseniniire, mot to be reneged to Parliament fres dr 'spew, Ssbmriptioas will be received by S. Favell, P,04. ch a i rman St. Man Ate Mr. Ituredobr. Treasurer, Si. pool's Church yard t Mr. Boinsteed. lisisapegate-street ; Mr. Debhin. Brett& stitet 4 Mr. Wright, Einasetreet, Cheapide ; Mr, Reeve. Lad gate-bill ; Mr. Carter, Miseries a and at the Committee Room. SAMUEL FAVELL, Chairman. Committes•room New Landon Tavern, Cheapoide. Oet. ISIt Mr. Waitionan's Committee attend evert day, from sine is the morning to nine at sight, at 'booboo, Toren". TO THE WORTHY* INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. LONDON GAZE7TE EITKAORDINARY, TUESDAY, OCT. 6. THE very numerous Show of Hands in my fa vour, at your Common Hall, has filled my mind with the most lively sensations of gratitude, and demands my ear liest and most cordial thanks. I entreat the further kindness of you, to come forward with your early Votes. to confirm the Rood opinion of me which you then expressed, and thereby to secure the Election of him who is, with the warmest attach ment, Gentlemen, Yonr most faithful and obedient servant. Guildhall, Ort. 6, 1812. H. C. COhIBE. STATE UT tea SECOND DAY'S POLL. Coolie DWI Atkins - - 717 Curtis • 881 Waithman • 571 • 788 Wood - • 553 WAR DEPARTMENT. 16w - . ELECTORS Ole WESTMINSTER. 1170 U are called upon to determine whether the Symein Corrapttan mid Venality shall eantinit, as faro in you lies. be OratroPoik er.tel fl me-fir POW git, as ww etotke WILL. emitters I. prefers/dives whit will dettheir eat to y•it t do yen year Oal, to ynattelvet and so vent Camay. Deepen 'our gaud—come onl 'y to the Pull. and give your Barrages to Uwe who have, upon all important wagons, maintained ymit Rights and Li bettie,..—.Vate, then, tor SIR FRANCIS BURDETT and LORD COCHRANR—" ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MIN TO DO HIS DUTY." S. BROOKS, Chairman. hilt !RUN AND INDIDN NOILNT LAVERY Of • • LONDON. GswirmeNsi, YOUR, opponents have this day gained a tempo. racy advantage. Teat exieasive end baneful influence, against whisk I cautioned you ha* bees put Is action. Look at the remit, it is a triumphant one for your twine s for when sunk a powerful influence as has this day been bria.ght against tus could only prodace a soperiarity in trifling, ran you det.ire a more decisive proof, the if yea are but &wilful to yourselves and vitilant h pretesting the 'Ole cause which animate% you, it mast prosper. Yoar early wires will insure it. Come for ward—crowd to the poll—nod sweet.. mot prime certain. 1 a u, Grettemete. sour faithful servos., Loader+, Oet. 6, 1914. ROBERT WAIfHMAN. Committee Room, • _ _ Rorotreet, Covent-garde., Oct. 6, 1912. The Electing beets ea THURSDAY Mat, of nine o'clock. Theetpeoces are defrayed by Soberiptions, which are re (dyed by the Treasurer, 110. Sinai!; G. hod C. Puller, 14, bag Acre t I. Grant, 26, St. Illartin's-its•Gruid; E. Langley, Rg. 19, Edgeware-roan a m the Bar of the Crown and Aufhor Nets. Strand; and at the Committee Room, 99, King-street, Cove at-garden. THEATRE ROYAL, 1/RURY.L‘NR. T HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed l that this THEATRE WILL OPEN on SATURDAY NEXT, the lath of October, when their Majesties' liervitott will perform the Tragedy of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. With EN Thlltl'A I NM CNTS to be anemmeed io future Bills. Admittance to the Boxes, Is Price Ss. dd.—To the Pit, 9i. 6e. t Second Price, 'I.—To the Lower Gallery. t Second Price, b.—To the Upper Gallery. Is.l Second Price, 6d. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring. Box Book keeper, at the Odiee ie Little Russell-street, from Ten till Four, and from Tess in the Evening moil the Doors are rinsed. The Box entrances are in find/es-street 0n1y..-The Pit en trances are in Russell-street and Wohum-street.—Tee Lower Gallery entrances are io Russell-arret mod Woburn street.-. The Upper Gallery entrance is in Woburn-street only. All persons claiming Right of Free Adethnion to the Theatre, having complied with the Notice given by Public Advertise. meet, to sign their Names in the Beek kept by the Secretary to the Committee, at the Treasury (lire Is Drury-laseo v ine made good Omer Tide of tech Free Admissitso, sys at 1-a.t priming' ' 0 tie emeleiseef mei itivht, mitt he ailMocetelt r- . 4 .. en Nights of Theatrical Rgoesmilla tint, Sr litiotess ffloosee s under the foliewiag Regulation and Conditioas Every Person claim* to be admitted Free,.,lll be reqnired to sign bit or her name at the Door, in a boob which will be kept ready for that purpose, and will out be admitted without Burk signature. Thr deo hand door, 'mediae from the hail in Brydgemereet, will lie opened for Free Adniissinns to the Boxes. and coedited to them only; and no Free Admissions Will he pawed at may e lver Box Door of the Theatre. Neither will any Person, met Free, be admitted to pass through th- Free Door. Free Admissinus to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their re-relive Doors la Wobern-mreet only. The very great frauds which have heretofore been committed ttpon 'he Proprietors mid the Public, respeetiee Free Admis sion, have made it necessary for the Sub-Committee to devise th most rifeetuid contrail in a matter an important to the fete rest. of the Company. whose affoirs they are culled u on le ad mini.ter, and to those who are really entitled to the fheedoo of od For the prom', dilivellote. they have deemed it cepedient is 'exact, omit, Ate soiloillty of the Art of Parliament. the con di above mimed be die preventioa of fronds, which w ill h.. ,trictly enfmeed. TIIF.ATRE-ROTAL. COVENT-GARDEN. T H IS present EVEN!' NG, Oct. 7, will be p.rfi.raied. cite Value, TUE CETHIOP; OR, THE CHILD, OF THE DESERT. To which will !wadded, MIDAS. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN Y. NEW BRIDGE-STREET. BLACKFRIARS. EMPOW EltEl) BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT; Fur Imam:ice from Fire, and all Lives; awl for the Groat and Purchase of Annuities. NitiltANCIN falling due at MICIIAELMAS I will expire, ahlete renewed within liftecir days from that P..s The ..stein of Fire Inserrince pursued by this Company af ford. rvery tulirtiange which such a security can yield. On In. signore. out of London, the premiums have aces astaiderubly lqwercol. A large allownote as made on (Me fesaraarel and Ia that. aqd in every, department of the bovine*. the Company's at. r.tay.ements are attended with till possible convenieoec and dis pinch. WARNER PHIPPS, SnartarY •„• The Company's Olbre for the We►t•end of Loadon, is at N 0.97, on the west•side of New fiondsstreet, twat Oxford -111 tett. GRAND JUNCTION W ATI:111%111MS. TilF. DIRECTORS of the GILA ND JUNC TIOIkW ATEIt- WORKSS bee to acquaint the public. Shit agreeable to their I tst a.ldrete, they yesterday opened their Wotks, MIA iINVC great staisfaction in saving, that the trial of Stountug water to the taps of houses, far exceeded their son. pine expectations Thedremen of several of the Fire Com panies attended, and the tire-hoses were diretted by men belong- ing to the Sun Fire Office; who espresse.l their surprise at the water being thrown, by Weans of three hose, axed to the Ire plug in the street, over the tops of the highest houses, at the corner of Great Cumberland-plare. The water was also thrown over the bottles in the middle of Davies-street; but the two plugs leading into Berkeley-equare did sot succeed, in etnoequeoce of some evil-disposed person ramming stones and bricks into the Ire-plugs, The Direstoes s therefore, offer a Reward of Twenty Guineas, for information against say person or persons guilty of the said offence, so that they may be brought to punishmem. The Directors beg tanker le observe, that as the water can be thrown to the tops of houses in Cuniberlendsplece, the highest spot to Loudon, the lower districts will be readily accomplish ed; and they Intend to make such arrangements for the early attendance of Bremen, es to render their mews of extinguishing fires, at a moment's notice, extremely beneklit in those districts where they sopplt houses with water. 46, Upper Seytnottr.strect s Oct. 9, Hilt HANSON'S RANKRUPITY. TILE CREDITORS nada? a COMMISSION of BANKHUPTGY, awarded against JOHN HANSON, of St. John street, Clerkenwell. Innkeeper anJ Spirit Mer chant, formerly of law Hall, Waltham tow, grazier, are de sired to meet she Previsional A•signee of the said Bankrupt's Estate and Effects, on SATURDAY. the 10th day of Octo r, Wt. at Ten of te the Clock in the Forenoon, at oar Office, s.O. S 4 ethren-stotT, • fm.2 the said Assignee, or wag person 011 his behalf, being Bathe rised and empowered to carry on the business of the raid Bank rupt, as an Innkeeper and Coach Proprietor, at the Golden Lion Inn, iu St. John-street, Clerkenu ell (the Premises occu pkd by the said Bankrupt), until Assignees of his Estate and Effecisare chosen by the Creditors t awl on other Affairs re lating thereto. WILKINSON and GREENWOOD, Solicitors to the Commission. STATE LOTTERY. ALL TO BE DRAWN TUESDAY, 2Orm OF THIS . Otilv 5.000 Numbers—more than !MO MONTH Prizes--nne Number will gam £lo,ooo—toto Prizes of 630,e0.)—tw0 Prizes of C 3.000. Ik.. &e. 11 1 BIM, Contractor for the Lottery, No. 4, • Conlin'', and 9, Charinperass, sold the following Capi tal Prizes is the last Lottery : Na. 3,651 In 16 Shares i 16,000 974 In 11 Shares 4 000 goo_ lo 12 Shares 3,000 600 Whole Ticket 5OO 2,716 In 9 shares 5Ol 2,736 ........In 12 Shares 2,760 In 8 Shares 3OO 3,669 la 9 Shares And 4 Priam of £2OO, dm Ae. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. 1 1 111 E Inserter of this, a l'rofessional Man, who M. has foe the lam ten years attended many person. 4 suffering seder the above Disease, has, in cunsequence of his extetutve practice, been se feeturate as to discover n Medicine that is an ihfallible care fee Cumsinaptions, by which Medicine he has tired emay_whee given over by eminent Phriciaust and when `the km singe rif a Consumption, attended with Cough, , Gritting el littnid, awl I:Edematous swellings of the Feet, ate. ausigh the meth of this anertion may be doubled, the Adver tiser is tilsity to sly,that he ha. it in hi ',ewer to refer to time he has cured, and when given ever by some or the Arm Proles. dotal) Men. Under these circumstances, and at the request of his friends And tie many p eroon he has cured, he therefore sow "tat it t o those who tire labouring under this m e licting Disease. t.riter. 4poAt i midi addressed for A. U. No. Z s gticbee• wee:, New.ioad, Marb-le-butt):, Laden. State of the Semi Day's Poll: Walthmao - 571 Combos - - 1101 Corti, o 8131 Shaw . . 788 Atkins - . 717 Wood - . 533 TO THE INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. (hi TL Me VI. rthe state or the Peli I invite your serious at eatiun, depending for MIMS, on the pore sotfiti l yv of Freemen, mod on their speolinems, hid. I mutant discipline your votes. but I urn mimed fur all the floctentimis which during this Election may newt. In iiiv mind, the advantage pitted by the other Candidates Cot the honour of represe•Ainx you io Parliftmen,. excites i t o appreneniion as to th e ultimate', result. I am, however. thereby induced at request tent the ex. 1 prev.ion of your sentiments in my far air In , A he as speedy and universal us your various engagements wilt per 'it. Ry wel t prompt attendance, and by your HMIS.. 4 amt., sues will sett merely e6*-ctuate a tardy an hard-Alm townph. hut will ea earn an immediate and derisive victory to oh. e.....i1k . taus of Peace, Refimin, and Religious Liberty, whi..li mP are a tempt ing to support. I have the honour to be, Geoilemen, Your most obedient humble servant. (Signed) MATTHEW WOOD. Tuesday, Oct. 6. Vulcan-square. Foote of the Seceud Day's Pull : Wood - - FRS Wolthioaa - . ik:l Atkins - - i V/ Slum • - - 7Sd Curtis . - Fat Coombe . - 1101 The Committee, for insarin; the election of Alderman Wond. urgently invite the entetentstieetti•tet: a the I.itivprigiletit Livery. at the NON Head Rooms. ed.loatosi .ireet, where they will ennui ue to timetable during the elect...H. TO THE WORTHY IND!. PENDENT LIVERY OF LoNDON. GinTLIBNIX. YOUR kind and flattering Approbation evinced is Common-Hall. at the lime of nosninotlion of Re pre- OMilativm br the 'issuing Parliament, and the distinguished shinnies is which yogi have this day placed me, demands the earliest find warmest expressions of my grateful thanks. Be 's weet,. Gentlemen. I fee) so iocreused seal for your interests, nod a detertained resolution to persevere in those public prin ciples which have been the invariable rule of my past conduct in Ave lacconsivo Parliaments. It remains for we still, respectfully and earnestly, to solicit your condi:sled exertions in my favour, to confer on me the high ho nose of reprelvoting and:cuing you a sixth time in the British House of Commons. I remain, gentlemen, Your very faithful,devoted, and ohrdseal servan. WII.LIAII CURTIS. Old Soutb-Sea-house. Oct. 6, 18141 State of the Polt, beamed Day t Sir W. Curtis . 881 Combo • . 11113 Show . . 7811 Atkins . . 717 Waithmaa . . SU Wood . . 639 Sir W. Curtis's Committee sit daily at the Ida South-Sea house, where any Communication wilt be thankfully received. TO Till: ELECTORS OF ttUTLANDSHLkE. GENTLENIEN, As it has been long known to me, that many Free holden nre derirons to see some change in the Represeata t ion of the County, when a proper oppenemity occurred, I beg lease to eater my services. Whilst j mai.t reeved -daily present etrelf to swa th tire. 'irons to kdvocate your claims, and assert year pe rmit me to say (as generally applied). that though I c r mach is doe front a Representative or Candidate to the Simian, yet something is also required on their part. Come forward, then, manfully I let year vaires he heard; wait sot for sulkitatioa in year own cause; by individual exer tion Weer, an abject se desirable as a [Free Election cos be ob tained. Regard me anly as an agent g exercise the constitu tional franchise you laberit; lay aside all little atuntideratioas, and think of year granter laments. On the day at Electlaa do yes assist am honourably, and be assured, if retuned. I will serve you faithfully. 1 rema Y in. always our slacere friend, Nernmaton Park, And very humble servant. Sept. II(), ISIS. 011.11ERT lIRATNICOTE. AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of MON TAM) BURGOYNE, Esq. Freeholders of the County of Essex, held at the Freetaasoo% Towers, Great Queowstreet, Liocohns Imo-fields, on bloods,. October 5, ISM THOMAS NORTHHORE, Eat in the Chair; Resolved, That Manage Burgoyne, Esq. from his pers.- let iar and iudefatigahle exertions to the cause of Parliamen tary Reform, and of Civil and Religious Liberty, Is eminently emitted to our warmest support as a Candidate for representing the County of Ease;. Resolved, That a Committee be immediately formed. to meet daily at the Crown and Magpie, Litigate. and at the Freema sons Tawas, is order to promote the feturn of Montagu Bar- Vibe. Esq. to be one of the Repteseatatives of the Canny of Resolved, That a Meeting of the Independent Freeholders' Club be convened. so Friday next, to meet at Twelve °Thick, at the Bell Inn; at Chelmsford, for the purpose of appoiating a central Committee to support the independence of the County of Essex, wad the Ptintiples of this Itatilution, at the protest toonseutous cri•ls of affairs. Resolved, That a Subscription, for the porpme of defraylog the legal expeoees of the I.:teeth's he immediately set ea foot, and that it be received at the Banking-houses of Musts. Joyner mod Co. Romfordi Mews. Sparrow and Co. Chelmsford; Messrs Mills and Co. Colchester; and at the Bar of the Poe mason's Taxon, Queen-street, London. THOMAdi ti ORT 11 MORE, C WOMB. THE SILVER MEDA!.. 'EN, INVENTI.S6TitiISiEB, -; f6bIIARD AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. %HetiWed by fheSlteiciyfWthitiliWurfSgementof Arts, Ma unforinres, nod Commerce of England. JWHITFORD Surgeons' Instrument-maker, • and Cutler to St. kartholomew's Himlto! ; Trams-conker ft. his Majesty's floonomble Commissioners of the Trampon Board ; and to the City of London Trots Wie/ ss , for Relieving Ruptored Poor, patronised by his Roy_ Highne the Duke of Cambridge atmotinces his NEW-I NY :NTED SER. PENTIN I: CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by which is Cure, in many Cases, will he obtained; and he ea loges to keep up the most difficult Rupture that ever existed, without isiconvestience to the wearer. The Society of Arts, Ac. having voted their Silver Med.l for the Alive Improvement. the Inventor has had the honour of receiving the some from the hands of his Grace the Dale of isl..rfolk, their President. The Inventor tins now the satisfaction likewise to announce, that his Trusses hoeing given the greatest satisfaction to the of dieted with Ruptures, that not less than 7000 persons hove, within these few years, felt the good effects of them. theft Trusses Misting been made on Anatomical principles, which no other Thee has ever been. The Inventor ammo the Afflicted, that ama single trial they will be thoroughly convinced of their superiority over all Trusses now in use; and ma h e bait at his Minufnetary. under the Centre Gateway of St. Bartholomew's looltilot, W. siowiluadwo. soil sa. ri. sa. 1......4".44 1 1• 1 1100, tosi N. B. Where also may he had. his new and complete Appa rts n Substitute for Leeches; and the AMULET, foe shorpettiiw Rotors. w ithout n Hone. LAVENDER AND DONEY WArER. JOSI AHA Y L Lavender Water Merchant, 17 fri..:l Steel's, takes this opportunity of returning his must crateful thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, fur the buffeter they ha...conferred ins him, by favouring him with their commands, nod ilt. USW es them t h at kis 0,111061 bind, shall be to merit their patrinutge. J. T. is happy to add that, notwithstanding the attempts, made by tither treaders to iiijiire the reputation of hh above elp l tant and wefts' Perfumer, the permanence of their grateful fr.igrowice has trCurrd them the sanction of the greatest portion of the polite circles. From haying so great a demand . * is enabled to offer them at the fnllowlug low prices I— j , Law-oder Water. I !limey Per Pills Bottle.. ted 9 9 Per Pint Bottle .ft) Water s 4 0 Or 6 ditto for Sold only by Josiah Tayler, at hi: Lavender Warehouse, No. Si. Upper George-street, P.irtman-squares where Merchants, Captains, etc. may be (applied with it, from One to a Hundred Hozena, at *hurt Nettie, on the most liberal Terms, fur Beady Money. • illabrary Repository, Flaiburpsqlsare. By Mr. HULL, .10111811011011. ors. 9, we On. oicteek lb. preporty of a Cleotlerana lensing England, APAIR of BAY BLOOD GELDINGS, a Carrick and Hanes% Saddles, Bridles, Horse Cloths, May be viewed. and are to be sold without reerve. Furnished Home. Finshury-square. TO RE LET, OR THE LEASE SOLD. Ry Mr. WILLIAMS. ACOMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, with double coach-Mime and good stabling, Musate in rinshurysquare, et for the immediate reeepticat of a mtrebast, or • family of respectability. May be viewed with Taco, which. with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Williams. No. 10. in the Auction Mart. Lease and Stock in Trade. ladl, adjorst the In horme.—To Gentlemen the East and West India Ser vice slicers is the Navy and Army, Swnrd.cutlers, Gold and 9 Silver Lammers. ready-made Linen Warehowses, Slop sellers, &e. By Mr. JOHN IFF.W, On the Premises, lt, Lendenhall-street, adjoin the Indian home, TO-MORROW, October 8, sad follollag Day, at Eleven, by direction of the As-itnees. ALL the Valuable STOCK In TRADE of Mr. Daniel Blachford ; emaprising raga vino sad other swords and dirks, sabres, targets, epaulets a e "sanity of dress sad undrem sword and dirk - belts , sashes, gt tw tat. fringe, lace, gold and silver tambour-thread, ornament; of every de. seription ; superfine scarlet, Preach grey, and other cloths and kegler riser's ; 70 doses of calico and cheek shirts, frilled end ;whined; 75 dooms of neck and pocket handkerchiefs, various 4 36 dome of hose; calico drawers, waistcoats, night-caps, tow elling; n quantity of calico, dimity, Jane, sod every other at title requisite for Snit% oat persons goiag abroad, The whole will be Lifted fat die coaveolem of private persons as well as the trade. May be viewed on Moodily aid Tuesday preceding the Sale, with Canino" at 6d. each, which may be bad on the Pre also; sad et Hr. Johu Few, 3, Gram Lettuce-lam, Cameo st ree t. Tsbmoeveur, and as the Arid Lat, will be sold the Lease of the Premises; sad, sa Wedael4a2, the 14tb, the limmelsoldfand tare awl lidreot‘ .•• • fA' Downing.sir. et, Oct. E. Captain Coore t Aid-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General Sir Cow. Prevost, Governor in Chief of his Majesty's Provinces in North America, arrived this morning with dispatches from we Lieutenant-fleneml, addressed to Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, of which the following is as extract and a copy. Montreal, Aug. V, 181.2. Mr Loan —I feel the greatest satisfaction in transmitting to yeur Lordship a letter which I have this day received by exprrs • from Major-General Brock, announcing to me the surrender of Fort Detroit, oa the 16tb inst. by Brig.-Goa. Hull. with the army under his command, exceeding Y. 590 uses; together with Y 5 pieces of ordnance. In my dispatches of the 17th and Pith bat I hall the honour of detailing to your Lordship the operations which had table Wale is illiliht *ace oftheltreesios aftbet proem/ se bythe army thisrersedniates, Brig..nen. Hell bae*ernsee4 the Detroit dr roe the 13th of last month, with MO men. con. sisting of rep r cavalry, and infamr., sled militia, bringing with bins several field-pieces; and baying driven in the militia towards Amhentburg, first advanced to Sandwich, and afters wards approached Amherstberg with a part of his army to the river Canard, about live mile, from the fort, where he was foiled In three attempts to cross that river, and mitered a consi derable loss. The prrison of Amherstberg consisted at that time of a subalterns detachment of the royal artillery, com manded by Lient Trough ton; of a detacheneet ,of 200 men of the fist regiment, under the command of Capt. Muir, and of about as many */ the militia 1 the *bele under the commend of Lieut.-Col. St. George, Inspecting Field Officer of-Militia in the district. General Brock, relying mote the strong am:3nm I bad given him of a reinforcement as pt.mpt and as efeeoual as the circumstances ender which I was placed by this new war would permit me to seed, adopted the most vigoneas measures for the safety if that part of the frontier which bad ben rata ke I. In these measures he was most opportuiwis aided by the fortunate surrender of Fen Micuilimachinac, which giviur spirit ant confidence to the Indian tribes in its neigbramitteed, part of whom had assisted in its capture, determined them to *shame upon the rear and flanks of the Americanarmy-, as soon as they 1 heard that it had entered the Province. - The certainty of the ex pected _ reinforcement. and the weak ness of the enemy on the Niagara frontier, bad is the mean tone induced General - Brock to detach from the garrison of Fort George 50 men of the 41st Regiment, under Captain Chambers. into the interior of the conniry, for the purpose of collecting such of the Indians and Militia as might be ready to joie him, and of afterwards advancing upon the left Sank of the enemy. Sixty men of the same regiment were also detached from that prrison to Amherstburg, and 40 to Long Point, to collect the Militia in that qoatter. Having made these dispositions, and I having previously seat forward Colonel Proctor, of the 41st Regiment, to Amhersthurg, where he arrived and assumed the teimmead on the 46th of last month, General Brock proceeded himself from York on the 4th inst. for Fort St. George sad Long Point, on Lake Erie, which last place be left on the Sib following for Ambentburg with 40 rank and file of the 41st Regiment, and V6O of the Militia forces . Whilst Genteel Brock was tints hastening his preparations for the relief of Amherstberg, the prospects of the American Reny under General Hall were becoming every day more infamies , - able, and their ,hullos mere critical. The intelligence of the fall of Michilimenimm had reached diem, which .hey knew .....,,.........a....10 e. aillimpir.ni ah. Whole ea r— i.. •: 4 -:: •••.. ' the same time that they were threatened on wither by the force eg ender Conte. Chambers s an lodise tribe tett* in Tain t fatimaprom A ted to bv 'be. , a i l ia de d d s by a sa cei ' d all ed d 7n cutting ho h l ig tb o e ff 4ist their supplies on the oppeelte rl ide of the river, stud in intercepting their dispatches, which described its verystrong terms their apprehensions and despondency. TM looses they had sustained le their different make* upon the Ca. nerd rlyer,as well as thole fur protecting their supplies. together with the mode of warfare pursued by the Indians, had great r l a i discouraged and dispirited them, and had convinced (lene Hull how hopeless any attempt would be to storm Fort Amherst berg, without great reinforcements and a hattering-traio. It was sada theme circumstances at this critical period, and when the enemy were hegneirg to cesspit their security by in trenebing theneelvee that Gen. Hrock tittered Andientburg with • radon:sweat which homes fortenately . enabloi to do on the 19th lest without the smallest molestation,ig cemequenre of our decided nasal sopertority on the lakes. TO his Active and in telligeat Wad the advantages which the enemy's situation afford ed him over them, even with his very interior brie, became im mediately apparent 1 and that be has lust failed most efectually to avail himself of those favourable circumstances, your Lord ship will, I trust, he satisfied. frotn the letter which I have the honour of transmitting. Having thus brought to your Lordship's view the different cir cumstances which have led to the stoece.sfoi termination of the campaign on the western frontier of Upper Canada, I cannot withhold Goes Major-tieueral Brock the tribute of applause so justly dne to him for bit distinguished conduct on this occasion, Or OMR to recommend hint, through your Lordship, to the fa. tameable considemtlon of his Royal H ighness the Prince ttegent, fur the great ability and judgment , with which be has planned, and the prompitude, energy, and fortitude with which he has effected the preservation of Upper Canada with the sacri fi ce of so little British blood, in actomplishing so important a service. My Aid-de-Camp, Capt. Coors, wilt have the hoaour of dell. wring to your Lordship this dispatch; and as he is well quail. tied to give your Lordship information respecting the mil l = resources of this command I shall beg leave to refer your ship to him for further pa;ticulars. I have the honour, the. (Signed) GEORGE PREVOST. Head-quarters, Detroit, Aug. 16, 1512. Ste,—l hasten to apprise our Excellency of th e capture of this very , important post. Two thousand Eve hundred troops have this day surrendered prisoners of war, and about twenty five plecespf grimace have been taken without tbeapectbee of a drop of Mika blood. 1 bad not more than sleets leudred troops, including militia, and about six hundred Indians, to accomplish this service. When I detail my goal fortune your Excellency will be astonished: I have beenattentrably supported by Colonel Proctor, the whole of my Suit, and I - may justly say every individual under my command. Believe me, the. (Signed) ISAAC BROCK, Mej.-Gen. To his Excellency Lleatenant•Gateral Sir George Prevail, Bart Head-quartent, Montreal, Sept. 1, 1811. Mr Loavi,-.Blade I had die honour of tramaktfaig to v'OD/ Lordship my letter of the 26th ult. in charge of my Aid-de. Campy, Capon Coon, I have received from Major-General Brock a dimmest, of which the deceased is a copy, containing tae particalire,of Brigadier-General Hull's invades of Upper Canada, which has terminated most gloriously to his Majesty'. suns, is that ()leer's defeat and surrender, as a prisoner of war, with the whole of the north-western army, together with Feel Detroit. and thirty-three pieces of ordance. I forward this dispatch express, la the expectation of ite reselling Captain Coare previously to his leaving Caned*, which with the colours of the 4th United States' regiment aerompaoy tag it, 1 trust that Othcer will have the beam de deliverbg to your Lordship. I have theisoaoar to be, &a. GEOROB PREVOST. The Right Honourable Earl Bathurst. . Deoi-nuartris Detroit, A0w.17. Sta,—t have the honour of istoessitag your Excel. lency, that the enemy offocted his passe across the Detroit River on the 12th ultimo, without opposi. tion, and that after establishing himself at Sandwich, he had ravaged the country as far as the Moravia town. Some skirmishes occurred between the troops under Lieutenant-Colonel St. George and the enemy, upon the river Canard, which uniformly terminated in his being repulsed with lose. I judged it proper to detach a force down the river Thames, capable of acting in conjunction with the garKisort of Amherst burg pensively; but Captain Chambers, ham ~,, ....~.ric'd SALES. Finsbury Repository, Finsbury-square. By Mr. HULL TO-MORROW, Oett;ber 8, SEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, mas ten of high weights g also some strong Hackneys, in good cooditino, and fest trotters; peverni pairs of Coach, Bernuche. Chariot, nod Carrick Geldings. of deferent cuisines ; some sin gle dittos severe) gond Gig Homes, perfectly spiel in harness , nod frost trotters; some very clever Horses, which have been rode with troops; and Wks' Horses; a great many strung Geidlogsand Mares. it for machines, mill-roaches, post-chaises, Re also several handsome Galloways, Ponies, &e.