The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-12 00:00:00

CI ov LONDON TAVERN. G: ,4 :!:it- , (IZIPTION for the RELIEF of the , ;•f 111:Y41A, ..stiffering the severest .:priva ., •7 n , t onsequence of the French Invasion. inr,ottnitlee, January, 8141E113, .\, t: it t.,1,1.N, Esq. in the Chair; hicharti CarrGlyn,Bart. be added to the n, ,, unt of Subscriptions al. ady advertised ,C133;81(3 8 0 a tit subscribed at a Meeting at Bury, Lou- . etigaire, add remitted by Edmund Yates, Uhrorman of the Meeting - - - 1211 1 0 ' Capt.P.Ditmaresq,ll.N. 2 2 ltev. William Keyt, ( litiatelibull; Esq. linticerne,Cheshire 1 1 Babington 26 5 Murk Mackenzie 10 10 ).ndhatuKnatchbull, W. Hodge, Plymouth Lsq. 26 5 Dock • l'eKthart and Koster 52 10 James Williamson 5 '0 Colonel W. C. Alston Soldier's Daughter 5 () Edinburgh, perl'ax '. X. Moore 'lO 10 tons and Co. , 10 10 John Crauroft 10 10 Willet anti Annesly 110 0 James It:unsay 100 0 Dyer, Emmett, & Co. 54 10 P, licwicke 10 10 Mr.Whipliam, Fleet-st. In 10 W.Dent, Battersea-rise 21 0 Stesvaid Erskine, 10 10 hordansz and Plow 10 10 • Lydian!' Newman , 21 0 Campion, Lewes 26 5 11..W.Newinan,Esq.M.P.21 14'. Hall, Layton 10 in Thmnas H. Hunt 21 0 Samuel Welch 5 5 S.Marsliall,Hatehinson, J.lieresford,Ashbourne 10 0 and Co. , 12 0 V. . Holicn, Love-lane 5 5 W.Gliritnes,Ludgate-st. It) 0 ( laktoplier Lorck 5 5 John Tate 1, 3 Fournier and Gore 82 lo P. Wybr.uits, Broatiley 5 5 Lear,Curtis,Handasyde, Henry Goltilog 5 5 • and Hughes 50 0 John Nieltolo4 Nalirs 10 10 E. Puynder ' 10 10 Henry Illawbard 5 5 Afflict Alexander 10 10 I)uppa and Siodden, . W. Mayow 3 3 Oxford-Arect - 10 10 Airs. Mayoiv, Bath 9 2 Gurdon,•.Sirtrphy,B:, Co. 105 lichen Briscoe • 5 5 Finlay, 1 lotigwo,Sito. 105 0 David Ricardo 31' 10 Boyd - Miller . 25 0 J. and W. Davis • 10 to Daly and Kipling 21 6 Geo. Jellery and Sons 31 10 'Mime' Shipley 50 0 SO 0 3 3 J. W. Doi)Gs ' 10 10 John Iltilier . an . it Son, Iter. Win, Gordon 10 0 S'. , ..td Thames lO 10 f orpenters . Company 2.1 0 Illaguay and Pieltering 52 10 l'.. M. tos, 6d. It.Sliepparit,llighbury- Everett,Wallrer,lllalt- place 10 10 • by, Eilk„ind Co. 105 0 Itiore:, 1 foligLinson, & 'Walkers, 11141 thy, , and lliandrion' Co. 105 0 Itoberts, Llogg, and '''S'i.'ird and Middleton 10 10 Cowley - 18 10 ' Ilenly Dover I I Stynti, 500, and Bishop 21 0 .1. a nd J. I,villiamsem 5 6 Iter.‘V. Ant rohus Acton 2 '2 'l'. Edward Sherwood 10 10 Ihig).ti:, and Garwood 50 0 Smaines. Nlinpiter, and George Thlt lirall,liN. 52 It) Airport 26 6 G.Tiir:iel.i alii,lllll.lisq, 10 In Josef+ Iteyner 21. 0 .lolin Chi ppindal.'t 10 0 James Pyeroft 10 0 Woodridge,i)yer,& Co. 21 o C. N. Bayley - 10 0 J.llilThert, senior, C. iNirs.Bott,perCi.Wielie 100 0 and .1. 1 l'ildiett s.F.Phelp., Warminster 6 ,5 James Ilardwidge Sir Tbnunts, Sheppard, 1..ev.11. Nlillingelnunp, Dart. 130 0 ' Cardigan, per Mas- Thenuas Cotton Shep- termini and Co. 10 10-0 pard 20 0 0 Florence Young 2l 0 0 `Wells and Co. Fleet- Governor and Com streut . 20 0' 0 pony for Smelling Thomas . Wells 5 5 0 L m ead,lNltirtin's-laue, ' Thermo Clack 1 1 0 Cnunon-strait, 105 0 0 l 4 enjtuain 111 ills 52 le) 0 Tiorne, Devey, and 'l'. K. H. . 2 2 0 Co. ' IS 15 0 • Gen• Itobt Nicholsonlo 10 0 Anthony Horne 5 5 0 , .. Alex. Mackenzie, ~ 10 10 0 T. Simpson, Basing- W illia'm Ilowles,West hall-street 10 10, 0 hialling , 10 10 0 'l'. S:inderbon 5 5 .0 `Williani 'Steinmetz 6 6 0 ottl %Irodehou:te, ' Smith, Husband, and • Sennove • 'ill i 0 0 Deems . 5% 10' 0 John !Ira/lack 130 0 0 John 'Long. 10 10 0 Clem. and Samuel „It; Miles 2 Q 0 SI 1 - o , :f, 10 10 0 Ihibscription at rxtan. n Sanlel Slater, Ger ,, Hents,perltev,John • rata-street ,5 00' Baynes • 6 12 0 Da., id ilriflin 5 .5. 0 aquef,,l...,yibundlbo. 1115 0 0 ~Cl:urn.,. tat rington' 5 5 0 I. and 11, Witte 21 o 0 'Jaws AViroani 2 0 '0 W. Dithson Al 10 0 IC . 111'1;1111 Maynard 5 ii 0 .1. Dickson 10 10 0 Jobut Nielml 6 5 . 0 The I)ressers, Wen- Pellatt and Green AO 0. 0 ' verA, Sail-nialierA, Bishop and Z+;ieliol to 10 0 and others, eniploy- ' J. Hicks 2 2 0 ed at Ales A-s. C. 1-1. John itereti 10 10 0 Turner ti it d Co.'s steithent;tlmbeticge 10 to 0' Ant nufattory, Lime- C. Ware 5 5 0 house .t. 813 G john Fred. Putt 5`5 0 Thomas Neatley 10 10 OW. anil J. li..nowlys 21 0 0 I%.athan and Green 3 d 0. .1. Bulkeley and Son 60. 0 0 C. 11nrnhold,Per Liar- ' Creswell and Addams 5 5 0 rison anti co. I 5 0 0 It. Maker and Sun 10 10 0 G. and C. per Hoare, ' ' Henry IV.. Ward 50 0 .Barnett, and Co. 101 0 0 Thomas Keinble 52 10 0 John I j o il,„,tii t o i w y . r Cooper and 'lliotnas 10 10 a. comb - 10'10 () John Bernoulli 21 : 0 - 11 Thomas Warburton 21 0 0 Arthur M' linnet 21 0 0 George liens:hell 21 0 0 Silent and lirulnuff 111 10 0 Gardner, Holvard anti l-I,trilkey, Willimii.,, Co, 105 0 0 and i11115,.1.11, ;31 10 0 barnard,Diinsdok ; /k. IL' nin.an ~..: AlatAvy 21 I) 0 13itrisdole ' 10:5 0 0 ' 5? 10 21 0 5 5 W 1I l )1,1)1"N , Sec, MAIL. 'AittlivEt)-1 thilalin I Wittertorti. —•I [':,,li , , I 1.4144/1, , 41Outtrubur i gh, 1 litaxilip Q Hc1igu1.444,1, (411, ,rty, Y Jer bey, PRICE or STOCKS THIS DAY. AT TWEINI; fetflerCK, console for Oiwning.., .614 i Ited.Aln Goh THE 8U N. LWIS oicertx v.tGsLm mityr.sr!. L ND N, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1813. Di; patches were received this morning by Go sr•rtnuent from Corunnu, dated the 6th instant, stating that, the French had evacuated Zamora, Penevente, anti Lcon, and were retiring towards urgos and We regret that we are again unable. to. column nicate to our I{.eader4 any intelligeace from the North, four Clottenburgli I\l4ils, still remaining cue. We have incited several ey recta from the American rapers which arrived yesterday. The dates from New York .are; to the lath ult. They 'contain very little of importance. Congress had come to no determination relative to, the BOntis cart the late import of British m►anufacture s , S ome o f the private letters ass,crt, that the re-election of Marasoll was certain, whilst others as positively predict, that the majority or votes would be against Lim. All that is certain upon this point is, us we , state d yesterday, that on the tattle ult. dna election lattd not elowd, • An account int 4 been. reqeived at LLOTWA, ttiFit three strut% Atne:iciin privuteer4, Inollut 41 1; float 18 to 20 gttu and whose crewi amount tra abattt 170 men melt, were-cruizing - near .the illand of leruandez d Nolirom, witi, a view of iutercept ng NVllle of our Last ludi4u4ea, CititWAl'd or bOmeward hound. We trust tbeli object 68 ere now been frustrated, by the vigilance bof some of our frigates on the South American station • 'rhe next fleet of East Incliamen will be dis patched the end of next week. We have extracted fro►M the Jamaica Papers some further details relative to the late earth quake i►i that, Island. We are happy to state, that no lives were lost, nor any houses thrown down, although several buildings were much da maged, _ Wet have no doubt that the public have ob served, with infinite satisfaction, the result of the Trials which have taken 'place under the Special Commission held at York. The murderers of Mr. Iloust:ALL have, on the clearest conviction, met their fate ; and a huge number of those who had been brlught to trial, on charges of burglary and other acts of violence, hitve been found guilty,, and are new under 4eUtettee of •the law. Some few were acquitted. Such are the consequences which, under a vigorous administration of justice, sooner or later inevitably follow such atrocious ,violations or the public tranquility. A dreadful lesson is thus taught, which, we are Confident, will have the.most beneficial operation. In witnes,ing the NO& of these proceedings, we cannot withhold our tribute of .applause front the Noble Lord at the head of the Home Depart., Anent, for the diligence, and activity which have appeared in discovering the offenders, and for the prompt but determined manner in which they have been brought to justice. 'sV& observe in it . , as well as iu the laWs which were passed relative to this subjrct at the clo4e of the last Session, a mix ture of forbearance and' firmness, of moderation and energy, which, when judiciously combined, scarcely ever fail of being attended ivitl. the must be.netit;ial results. We arc happy 'too in being able to exi end this pbservation to other branches of the Government, as abundantly illustrated by th,c admirable State Paper on American affairs, which we had yesterday the satisfaction of pre senting to our Readers. . - WiNnson, JAN I i.—His MAirsTv is conSWer ed so lunch ,better, that he' is expected to take an. airing in tlu Parks, in his carritgc, very shortly ; his csrriage and' horses are ordered to. he Ltpt in constant readiness. At one o'clock. the PRINCIt RPCIENT arrived on a visit to the QUEEN. Prin t:M(23 AUGUSTA, SOPHIA; and . tuAnt.OTTE Of WALEs rode on horseback this Morning for firi) hours, with their usual 'attendants. The Duchess of Yong left IViodeor yesteretwy, at two o'clock, for Oatlands. Mrs: SinOoNs dined at the Castle yesterday; and spent the evening there. At half-past ten o'clock 'she went in Princess• SOPHIA'S carriage to Froginore - Lodge to sleep. . • . . . On SurTday the naval , expedition for. America, commanded by Lind tEAUCLERIti sailed front Portimouti It will touch at plyinouth for the dlvison at tit* ,port,.and then proceed ditect for Arnericl. " . . A French Journal informi: u 4, tllht MASSENA gone to Mee, in consoquence of the deplorable state of his health. Government, it is 1 / 4 :titl, has detertnined, that many of the Generals 01l the home service shall go out to the. Peninsula, to take their turn of duty, ‘1 .the borne ilktriets will be given to our utio Generals, and those whose health has ~ ulfcte,l in the service. . . !E C,itro extremely sorry to annormse the death of the Right Ilommrable A. Fit Agra Trn,r,a, Lord WoonnousLEF., one of the Jailg-es, of the Court of Ses.sion, (S econ d Division), and . one athe. Judges of the high 'Court of Justiciarv.--7 , Ile formerly I , vid the important situations of . Deputy for Slotland, 'nod Pro fessor of linirersal Ilktory in the University of Edinbure..ll and..was appointed: a Judge of the Court of Session in IRO2, and of Joiticiary in 1811. Ilis Lordship was author of several va, ;luabie works both in law and in polite literature. ie wai distinguished as an able and upright judge, and an elegant writer. 'Friday . hair-dresser, in Bride lane, was brought before the Sitting Alderman tit GUildhall, tinder the following extraordio:try charge Baker, a young man in the service of Mr, tiume;ehemist, stated that 'he bad long been in the habit of going. to the prismer's shop to have his. haircut-and dressed, and on set mil occasions he had found, on lea% in the shop, that. his pocket-hook had been examined, and money. in notes stolen, of,considerable value. His suspi cions having been raisoti against the prisoner, in' consequence of the, lois. of smite notes a' feW days since, he went as usual to be dressed ; he impart td the circumstance to an Offieet, who advised hint to mark several notes, and endeavotte to (la:- tea accerdingly went, to the hbop, pulled his coat nil' as usual, and the prisoner dressed him. Wh©n he left his shop, he eXatnin ed his poekat-book, and the notes Were gone.-=— The Officer, who was in waiting, being apprised of the robbery, 'immediately went to the prisoner, accused hint of the fact, and after some hesitation, lie produeed the notes from a little drawer. It appeared that the young man bad been robbed at sarioui times of, upwards of 401; Coroner's Inquest, --An Inquisition haS heen taken on the body of en infant, about three months Old, at the Barley Mow,' Mount-street, A. Gell,' Esq. Coroner for the Liberty of Westminster. It appeared in evidence, that the de e.easeil :v.'as found tiettd; elegantly dressed, lying in a de - al bo x , and w.ts discovered at the bottom of the. Kensington liravel Pits. The Jury not finding any extortial marks of violence, returned v i et---41)/in d Dead, alteratioq in the price cst Bread. - y - NA VA N S. • DEAL ; JAN'. I I .—Catne tiolva from the e his :Majesty's. ships Wra*gler, (itgent, Shainroel , Proipero, from, a craite off the Spheldt. PORTsmoTTTII, JAN. I 1 .---ArriVed hi 3 Mijesty's ships Heron, 4quition, Rapid, Duialf, and Plyvent, with a convoy from the his Ihjesty'i ship Dover, from Plymouth, and the Penelope, from Woolwich. Arrived the Es ex, Atlas, 13rirlpciiter, au:l Princess "line bidiamen, inkier convoy, from the Downs. His ''..ll:tiesty's ship Pervent hices convoy to the Downs. The ifgoillon is appointed convoy for the Brazils and South Anerica. FALMOUTH,' JAN. 9.--Sailed this day the fol lowing packets, which have long been detained by contrary winds Lady Arabella, Porrtous, with mails, for Comma; Nary ..inn,^UADny, with mails, for l; idiz and the , Mediterranean ; sure,Fyßzr, with,mails, for Cadiz ; and the D of Kent {:.1) , I:44w,nßcE, with fin I..ti,')on The Darlington packet, with =ills, for Jamai , a, and the Express packet, with a mail, for the 13:,A -zils, are gone into the roads. His Alajesty's .41)oulcir is expected liere in a day or two to take the. trade waiting conv())- here for the :Nlediterrai)ean., . ~ . . LEITH, JAN. 9.--Vesterelay morning the I.?;fle man sio6p of War s:liied from Leith Itiads for Portsinoutli. She is gone otr this statimt. 'fie aio sloop of war arrived in Leiill Roads yesterday morning from,a cruize, _ . • .THE,TUEATRE.S.—At Covent-Garden Theatre, the Play entitled The'Ethlop, which experienced but au indifferent reception a few we;,,k.s Was brought forward last niOlt with such alterations as'rendered - it more palatahlit to iluhlic tote. dull and unproductive - comic part gavp 'way to new characters; Performed by SISCLAIII and Airs. I.3lsuoP, unit their Singing was of course much more acceptable.. The piece also was rendered inure intelligible lo the audience, - , who; instead of being kept in doubt, by the apparent in:.!gi c, powers of the her o , W ere let i n t o t h e secret, and enjoyed its effect on those characters upon which it was . intended to operate. Upon the whole, the piece . was much more interesting than on its 'representation, and ha'ving the adv' antage - of ge neral good acting and much beautiful scenery, it will probably be tolerably successful through the season. ',. 1 1AmAttx - ET.---Atr. QoAtus, • ttlu mane is so familiar to they public frir his Intrades eccentrici ties., an d hi s pv.. T ensits,, , dranutt ic last night appeared at this Theatvc, in the 'part of Lothario. TlUe house was'crowded, and considerable confu3ion prevailed Indeed it was evident that the the . audienee Caine prepared' to enjoy Ara, and not to sympathize with dratitatic diStress. The whole of the DramaOs Parsons' \V•IS Of a ludicrous de scription, and - very. rrelVealeulatA to compensate 'tor the want of tragic sublimity or pathos by the unmitigated operation of broad farce.lt. sliotrltl be mentioned to the credit of Mr. CoA,Tts that, as we understand,, he . carne forward, as lie,was in duced, to believe, to assist distress. is the succinct time that lie has been deluded, and the Public inti, , sed upon hy' an appeal to their belle.; volen..e in behalf of-tictitiotts distresS. In the former instance he appciett for a pretended wi dow and btst night for an equally jinni, Wtry% Mr. Sint.i. This is a vile 11!iciidespielzble ar tif-ie, which ought to be exposed and slignia ,ti zed. • M ID DLEsT I N SES6I()NS, JAN. 1 I.—Jan/CS Irood ward, ;tl,ll Other,l„ being Journeyman Co o pers, were this day':,intlicted for - conspiring and com bining together, to entree an advance of their wages, ,nrid in order to injure and' oppress :- Milk, .'Master Cooper. Mr. GuatircY having 'stated the ease, and !Whited Olt the mischiefs that would result to trade in general, if such combinations were to go unpunished, proceeded to prove the case. The defendants were found guilty, but as the object theprosecution Was not of a vindictivii iiattne, they were dismissed, on being bound over, in their own recognizances, to keep the pence, and not again offend by future , combina tion. . Diehard West, mf r . lend Martha, his wife, were inch:red for .tssaulting Ann Kennedy, a servant, in the employment of the lady's mother, MrS. Aloggerage;, at llolloway, where the parties re-, 314(1 11 their mother's absence, and the servant was left in her mistress's house with them. It was proved that the prosecutor was so fearful of ghosts, that she , continually• disturbed the family, so as to make it impossible for- them to liav4-1413y re3t of' a night. Ou one 'occasion the annoyance tYils so great, that the defendants turned her. out of the house. The prosecutor's declaration was, that an this occasion Om had been violently beaten awl , " bruised, turned out of the ; house, almost naked and without her shoes, in the rain: but this was in a great degree entirely disapprOved by several respectable witnesses,--The Jury without hesita tion returned a verdict of Nut Gitiith. ,• Daring Attack.--On Sunday evening RS Sir Williarn Portions was passing through Broad meet, St, Giles'3, he was attacked by n gang of robbers, Who .hustled. him, and endeavoured to rob .hita of his :watch : Sir William, however, kept fast .hold of the ehain they:Made t violent blow tit ltis head, 'Which knockod off his hot and spectacles. After this they.' struck him violently tau his shins with ii, bludgeon ; notwithstanding' Sir Williant. very courageously kept fast in hl of his watch, and "Calling hAully fiir watchmen, 3....c.50nti: chine to his astiistaoce, and the robber* made oft' without their inteotlod booty. Sir William, how 411:4, lust his spectacitA. PAPtgl , EXPORTATION OF rito4lsioN 4 . MUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DJCi 1, The amended Resolution of Mr. Newton '` Iteso That the Committee of,Conv 4i 4 d. Manufactures' be instructed to inquire therany, and W any,: what,rcstrictions on th p9;l-Ition . ofprovisions,: and all articles n e e' lor navi,l. equipments , in vai., l foreign nations at amity with the United S may at-this time, be expe.iient : and that the iulttee have leave to rep ..)rt bill or otleet o On the quesion 'of agreeitie; to consider thi! solution, the WAS - wi t ! N' ay . s itoo d as' ftillo~ ForFonswring, it, :A.—At. , ,Ainst it, 57 ,— ; IldUSe, refused further to co Isi(ler the sublet' • WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, Mr. H Ant , En said, that the House had Ye s- , refused to consider a resolotion, offered by the 3 denial) front 'Virgiilia;-(Ur.Nect•ton), on ject of ingiti'ring into the propriety of res trii the exportation of bre..ll Molise ;vas thinner than ;:t present, sonic having heenatient. • kVith a , ;• , ieve to try the' Hon in a fall Honse, moved, that the flow now procee,i- to a cO•a•. , ,idera of the reso 4l The gne,tion was (1,.,-.‘itie t Ve;v3 58, r Of Tliti t. , PEANER gave'bia s;ote iwainst the Pc' •iition• - • • ' 1: '')AV, DEC. 3. —The ll(nisc went I.: the Report, which refers t he -.feet of the Merchants . ' Bonti to the Secter 4 the Treaur sv. • JoitT;soN riavvocated the reference' Snit the pv gne r.erty in ,tion-,, amounting •to t . ., of dollarA, had been forfeited 1 . 1 •Nry vii;lation of itiw ;--th!tt t!te itnt illtirceent ; that tis I !,cen detecri lll 1 a ittipt-,,vtant -n ke ista ceut. 1"1(1. (, 1 ; 144 ?'ished t!te Z.Se-retary r t Ive-.l4itrY trthtc:!.witt tl:e siibier-L for Z...e 4(4:L 411 ' i11 (,):.; ; v.ifd to (161iti , ,t1,:.,ie. elhltnents. lb; rc !I T, , Y 014.; tnnOv.l i stitate, tor th_c I..port, that .t.he t'. , .•itoo:' • " • • n tiV • "...this being decided to be in order, the L . '4 tee rose, rporterl pro.rres • BOSTON, D'rc. fv. CAPTURE-or 'A BRITIAI FRIGArg• LICTRACT OF A LETT:Cit. FROX NiNirPORT) This atternoou arrived in thiS harsolo British fri g at e Macedonian, prize to ,th e United :•"qates.. culars 4! have obtained of the brilliant i1a,06 tion :---The Macedonian sailed ,frOrn .the 2:ith Sept. and 'on the .29th Oct. 19 1 .4;51 The following are al; tli e P oo long. 3lf_ fell in with the United Stot c % i bt' Captain Decatur. The, Ma c edonian hr° l 7, o o windward, kept aloal from the actiun'f,)jo titpwheel') exchange ° h i e . her e t l t'i l' i} t l i p i e l and scverdl of her spars shot a Way, VO IS JO! o ;a close action, twenty e i c ., i: u l t e l y " : ; l n i t i l o i c i t i winch :l 9 , struck. 0 ,0 1 etloninn s d tt 4.1-9 gmts, nod had , lier full t*uU ' in the action, bud 65 liilla H L i d ea 7o daitgeroivilv. The loss on board the United States killed and. seven wounded : anionrriit the„ fiwCa N es V r, 11 : ‘ L ; :n hl t t l e ) b e laa :\ "l : 4 a s a ha n o s tv t ao r l u l cl b , ie ' l d ' tb1 ; 1111 t n i l n i. , :e i n i - g i g n i a n s g t and inizen-rigging ; he r - 10 inain.niast were badly wounded, and all 1 , 3 0:4 4 100 shots in i'e lfe y r ni h u t e il i l, c s u e t v ' era d l 'e o - l " t s lie L ir r : r :i a l wind and Watpr ; the fire Of the Unitegl was very destructive. THE •POICTIERS MAN op WAIL A ite llosToN, 1)r c. 10.--The N ew y or k (Jaz- IVeduesday sta:es, that Captain BAHO W FrUhty last, a large ship on s h or e (No nis i ' , l o oo lin., one miles uth of Cape Henry , a vessel which passed h er at a very 81 ' ()rt `7 1 r1. 1.1 who informed she was a two-declier, , he' the 110.etiers British man o f w:j, / 1 , 0 ,, i 5c 15 The. same paper m en ti ons t h e arriv.ki, 0 0 of a schooner in three days from Norfolk , , tl i sloop two tays from HamptOnftomis, whica ra 110 m n entio of ally vessel beinA on IIIiFFAL O , Nov. 23.—0 n Friday even,. 1 .7 . 0 0 armistice; between Genera/. Shutt and ". tititltie eN;pired. ti Bate lett ti',-ec.nlinsh for Plattsburgh. %le r "' Ott excurliou of idle parade,. or to keel) Ail Niontre.d, our neighbours the . I.ronkees i)toi haps guess—we cannot.' one .114 troops . ,--excepting, we belicve., taehment, Which have been p;:rtide.l town tv.c.—have fallen 'back L ., litia voluntcer.3, sick .tit: their stiiintwr. g 3ll ti ilay-soldier, are making tracks lionicb'lr forced marches. Letterl from. the Plattsburi2, - h, arnlY Bfitish force have left the vicinity of th e t and retired into comf or t a ble winter-quare e The ‘‘ Artily of Csibati l a tt! ' l i ; l -- ttif.) 11 ' 13 ' 1° ' „ at I tb f e greatest show of the Oonip. au4 etrooll' four war. 'rhe regulars there are estimated at...w. our to 5000' bayonets. The are pally volanCeei4—" lives' and fortuties' f t m account is made of the ; wher tl' t it I weather sets in, they will be volliniecti li g, tileir • -tire-sides„ Of the. regulars .ther e collipuilie.i of artillery,,and - one o f light 3 1. " 1 tt with a fine field train, and n few es cellet kers;,there is one company of dr:Igoo ll y counuarided,and well, mounted-, an d the 6 01 '40 lith, 15th,•Itith, 21st, and 25 t ii regitoenr','), t 11111,%,: Tiley form two brig:ilk's, coliiiitlloo,l.lol Brigailkrs Bloomfield and Ch an dler. '.t' i ' e g : at'f; of course, win be coilltwodol g.ijor"*Z:til :I)e3vhcirli-• What will the Ar.leric.in .v; cl must pay evvry cent. of 01 . ese waht :0 fo r sny, if it torn out, after -31 i O s A r ai m;(1 cost. and rhodouv:ntade, tiuxt.il.otcay.