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mid the boats there were 5111111, it must have bce,i) V 41y great. . / i 'Faye the honour to be, .l'e . c, (Signed) CECIL; BISSITOPP, • Lieuteuant-Colonet commanding. , - (r.jj,tle copy). No it ritEER, Mili it tar J • Secretary. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of, the following .G.,rlis of the Di. ision of the. Army serving in Unprr Ca .', Dacia, under the Co;ammo' of Major-General Skeane, in an Al lair with ,the Ilnerily ten the 21st and 28th November 'lBl/. . - 21st November. noyul Artillery-=1 rani; and file wounded. ..;4th Foot—l rank and tile killed. 2tith November. .floral Artillery-4 rank and file killed; 1 lieutenant, I rquk and file, wounded. 4511; 1'0,,t,--12 rank and file killed; I lieutenant,- 3 serjeatitg, ::..' i,,01i and file, wounded; 3 drummers, 21 rank and 'file, mi. , ,in.-. Al i!it ia 'Alt illery-1 serjeant wounded, Ist Levi:tient Norfolk Militia—l serjeant killed; I captain,: I licutonint. ) .3 ra. ik and file, grounded; '2 rank find file. ini,W.,fg.. „2d Itegiru,nt Norfolk Militia--1 rank, and file kilkd; 7 rank and f; :e w,anded ; 4 rank and file missing : . ',NW loss-14 rank and file (line), 1 serjeant, I rank and. .., file (militia', killed; ''lieutenants. 3 serjeants, 24 !' rank'and tile (line , leaptam;,l lieutenant, 1 serjeant, U rank tind file militia), wounded ;'3 deuntMep, 21 ruif. and file (line, , 11 rank and file (militia), nns4ing. p e ti c r.il Total-1 serjeant, 16 rank and tile, kilted ;: 1 l catAuin, P lientenants, 4 serjeants, 29 raukand file, wounded; 3 artimmers,' 34 rank and file, missing. Officers Wounded. fin; al Artillery—. Lieutenant King, severely, and taken pri;. snore. , . 41;..4th Foot—i-Lientetrant Lamont, severely. let Norfolk' Militia—Captain Bostwick, slightly; Lieutenant Eyet son , severely, . (Signed) THOMAS EVANS, Major of Brigade. By his Excellency's Command, . .. , (Signed) ppwmtr) DAYNFS, Adj. Geti. N.A. (True copy.) Scab Freer, Military Secretary. . . . , - [Then follow general orders, expressing ►MO ,approbatiou of the conduct of the troops in the above affair.] At the Court at Carlton House, the 4th of March, 1813. Present, the Lords of his Majesty's Most klo nourable, Privy Council. ' • Fl Royal Highness the Prince Regent haring been plensed, in the name . 'rind on :the behar of Lis Majesty, to appoint RiChard chandos Mar quis of Buckingham to be Lord Lieutenant of ihe county of Buckingbani, his Lordship this day, took t 1 oaths" appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the oaths of allegiance and supremacy. •• At/the Court at Carlton House, the 4th of March, 1813, Present, his. Royal Highness the Prince Regent. in Council; Hitcßoyal Highness the Prince Regent in Coun cil, in the nathe and on the behalf of his Majesty, was this day pleased to appoini:William Pugh, of to be Sheritf of the eniinty of Montgomery, in the room of Edward 'Corbett, of klaS, Gwy, tsri. Atlil bk Royal Highness was also pleased to rii'nkethe following amendments upon the Roll: I'vrobroloGki;ynne.' 6111. — Vanghila, of Jordanstoun, Esq. oi.ade Owyne.oiit Vangaall, of'Jord4nston, Esq. c ari ii :;k n.,....TrOderielt Withal+, of Pontglaes, Esq. made.- 11 , ,- derick. iiitharei, of 4r;ahl o h—Thomai Edwardo, cif LlarifituT, Esq. nvide Thouias Edwards, of Ty Lisa. Carlton Ihuse, March 2, 1813. lliti Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the heliatf of his Majesty, to appoint the Lard Whitwo7tli, K.B. to be one of the Lords of ilia Majesty's Bedchamber. • ildmitalty-01 . fiee, March. 0, 1813. Copy of a tenor from the late Captain Robb, of his INfaiesty's oqp Art pelle, addressed to Vice-Admiral Otwa y, and trans nlii,ted by the latter to John Wilscrn Coker, Lsl. fib Ma,jesty's Sloop. Mrelles, toff litteitannet4 Ftb: 4813; SIR,' I have the honour to acquaint you that, h la th tide 57 deg. 10 mit. north, longitude 5 . deg., 30 ruin. east; on the morning; of the 18th instant (layhveak, his Majesty's sloop, under. my cam t mand,captuved the French privateer otittc.:r Le Ra visseur, commanded by,Monsieur Alexander Hap,. pey, , ,mounting 14 guns (ten 9-pounder carronade,. end four long sixe3), with a complement of 51 • men, out irom Dunkirk 12 days, without malting &dry capture. I learn from the Master she .was destined to cruise off Flarnhorough Head, but had been driven t g , tltc e astwar4 by the late westerly, gales. huge. the honour to be, &c. . .(Signed) . C. ROBB. °Mee of QtrlierintT, .Afach 5 $ 1313, ILA: li.4lmens:the'Printe Regent, !rt the nitrite - and on the behalf of his Majesty, lia.; brim pleased to direct, that tie - corps of Itoyal MilitaFy Artificer:, and Labourers in:re:diet be called die ti,ro of Itnyal Sapperi and Miners; NIc),UPT(.`IES SUPERSE,DED., T, 13aytnan, timid ora,-C.rect, rectifier. QO,l - tcr t ).ste of 13t'utukitreot, Carnithy Marlcet v piano-ftirte sliudil • Ct aor • • BA NI(1t111 ) TS. - • 1;., N 1111,4, r.r Sittingboorac, Kent,grocct, 1,1141, :..I.tr,:h 13, two, 16 - , and April 11, at otti,, Loodon. 4 , l.tuaruivv,- blogini. Milne caul Jut e-cipirt t : Steve3o:l, svt), i.pice,ter, grocer, ;Mardi 19, at six, 17, at 4:lvveti, at A ttorriiwi, ?dr. Nichola% I,iiicodor i or . , 114>rtui), and tivallte, Crane-courti • .-,te wart, Hatt an-;:,arden, grocer". March 9, tl9, (tad 17; at ten,. at tiailditall' London . Attilrlit Ilatton-garden. „ • • . ).'ik) late, 43 Lvortillalt,iledfordht,tre, grocer, "I:irch 14, f:, and April 17, at one;;It t3itildlit3l,.Lomion. At )1, Itobinson Lard liinc,4-I.l)arter-14 , ..aise, , ..figaara. ,1,1311w1 , . Notley, cattle-J(11)11er, Marti) 9, April 17 at ten, at OaiLdhalt, t‘indm a 'Att4)rney, t.)l ' d City Chatulr,eris , , ););diap;,,L;Ate- , itrc , e , t; linen-draper Alarch ! t ; ,; "•, 11 itt - V.n at C;iiildhall, Landon. Attorney) , • ,• -sr{ wire ovigate-A tre et, :• ; merchant, Nlarch 13, at two, A.l,•ati,nue," Lundatt, Attorney', ';':11;1•141(1-cmirt tl- Ilarch 22, 23, !;. Ole Inn, Newcastle • I, Bridge,stract, ; . IN:ewcaatie-npone'l'ytic. 1 r. r.rtr.r 110 ti St .. * t r I:1 t tvrinc.nuilser, ISlarch o,t ten, at taanlon. 'Attar:- sr,;, ;I , ,..t.,!;qt;arden. Mtot. l ;' GC.C.a.t 1 1 ,,, are b•i,J, 7, at ten, atGaihlttall, Attorney, Johf, Aligfa.ciArt tottott , Orr:et, , • William „tame& 'Roberts, Bartlett'li-boi!itho;s, IliAboril, conch proytiotor, Ma ch , i6, and Apt 17, .It. One, at Loi,d6ll. Att c;ruieA, to• til anti Yu tits; New firillge..StaCt. 3awsey, Lower Sbadwell, mast-maker, March 13, 4:), and April 17; at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. r_‘ttorni• r Messrs. Mliston„ r ilundleby, and Pointors, Preefaun's court, Cornhill. _ Wat,ter Gledhill, Jermyn-street, warehouseman, March la, 80 and April 17, at twelve, in Guildhall, Lontlo , i. Attnr nies, Messrs. Richardson, Fisher, and Lake, Bury-street, St. JarneS'3. 'William Elgar, Maidstone. Kent, zrocer, March 13, 21, and April 17, at one, at Gnitilltall, LAnflon.. Attorsties Messrs. „Dehary, Scudainfsre, and C'orrey, Lon don, or Nit ,Scinlaniore, Maidstone. Robert lt”tt, Salford, Lancashire, common-brewer, March . 12, April 2, and 17, at twelve, at the Maneltester Arras 'lnn, Alastelorler. Attarities,, Mr. Picas, Manchester, or - Messrs. Tron4tdill and Butterfield, Gray's-Inn, London , ' Titian s Brifige , street, Westmin der-bridge, tobac conist, March Irs, 'o, ;old April 17, at tw die; at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, • Cross-itrect, I,lalton rarden. John Rothwell and John Ditchcotseld, Chorley, late we'd, Lancashire, bleachers, March 17, 18, at three, and Apr,l 17, at five, at tbe Ship Inn, Bradshawgate, tßoltors, Luncasliire, At Yet:hies, Metls s. Sliephard, Aillington aud. Oregon, fiedfu-d-row, I.ondots, or Mr. Holton, 14Olton, Thomas II eddon Incledon, Tars..thot, Somei.setsliire,tlroggiSt, March la, April v7,;a tIA dye, at .this Commercial • Mourns, Corn-;tr.:et , 111 i„,tiil. Attornies; Messrs. Lamne4 • and Song, Ilirtford-rtoy; London, or Mr. Cooke, llrittol John' Mollison and 'William Archdeacon, late of Cannon ` street, ealenderers and packers, Mafcli'9, at tat elve, 10, - and April 17, at one, at. Guildhall, London. Attarney, Mr. Pike, Alr-sticet, Piccadilly. ' Thotilas„ Oliver, Queen;s-I-Icad-yiniSage, NeWgitte-street, vie ' miller, MarctsTlll, 20, and April,l7,, at enivers, at Gvild-. • halt, Lo don. AtcorrileS, Mcssrs.Bourdillon and Ilewiti, Little Friday-street. • . . • Richard Cort,Salishstry-stinare, dealer, -March la,- Id, and April 17, i(t,•en.e. at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr. Philip hiuril, King'sltench-vialks;Trisrple. Bhis, Siirrey,insurance-broker, March 9, 16, and April 17, one, ill; Guildhall, Laudon:• At tornies, Templk.r and GI yues, Burr-fitretit held. Henry Jot's, Canterthiry, Kent, stone-mason, March 9, and April 17, ters,itt Gaildinifli London. 'Attorney, Mr. LaVremte WitliamS,C:nrsittirsstreet , Itiobett Prod er, Monk Wearinouth, Dtirli am, innkeeper, March.: 314 :11, atalOpril 'l7, ut eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Wearinonth, Darhain. rittin ides, Mr.Rialrigns, Sinsoitirs- Inn, Londritt or Mr. Edward Hinde. Bishop Wearnimith. '.Daniel Aust, Walcot, Soureigetshire, carpenter, Marcli 13; 2dcand April 17, at onisiat the Cornmerctal Rooms, Attornies, -Messrs. Moot: and John , Bridzeg, Ic c Li itr;. square, Loudon, or :'•lessoiss Diddulph and Have, Sorill street, Edward Weston, Church-lane, Che4ea, bricklayer, iNinrcli 13, 80, and April 17, at teir, ut tilisildb all, London. Attorney, 11r. Illafeld, Netsian. DIVIDENDS---At March 30. T. Nierac,goeearst relit, waretsausciitan, at one. March .27. J. !Wane, Ealing, halter, at. eleven. March 27. J. Short,•St.• Catirtrino;'s4sine, vilTtualler, sit 12. Match 9.7. V. Perry, Pinshury-.:11„ I. merchant, at- twelve. Man:ll27. J. ithernettlie, C-.. 1 .1e -lull, merchant, at Lea. . ISLi:Ch :13. 3. liati,•FivisbAry . .. quart!, mereharit, at eleven. Mareh 27: J. Stein, T. Smith, li. Stein, and . It: chureli-strect, merchants, at. eleVen. • • • April to, J. Quintan Sadler, Lisle-street, coach-milker, at 11. March 30. .1, Eyre, Broad-street, r,il-otan, at r ime, • March 27: J. Coggan, Staines, aqtl ',attrition, haulier, at'l2. March 30. A. 'Morison, Wahroolt, merchant, at. ten. March 2`2. ;I. Blexhatn, Margate, livery stance-Iteciier, rit' at eleven, at Guildhall; Canterbury. April 2. F. Coward, Foggleitone Peter, 'Wiltshire, mill J. Brewer, Bitreoinh, clothiers, at five, at the White Hart Inn, New Sarum, Wiltshire. March 47. W. White, Scnlctiats, Yorkshire, anetioneer;' at . eleven, at the Neptnne Hotel, Kingston-open. .March 19. •NNT: Taylor, late of St. Martin, Hereford, skinnor, at el..sven; at the-City Arms Hotel, Herefnrd, Nlarcli•t7.' A. Ilkeley, iSewshirry, Yorlisiti re, clotli-manfae. turer,,at ten, at the ticerge'audDragon,DeWsbury. •• CERTIFICATES--MAncti ' F, ird Board, Chew-Magna, Snmerictslaive, plumber;'• G. White and .I`. Vowler, of lAine-street,,tea-lanlsert. J. S. C;ill, Great Prescott-Streett Goolutantichis, nllbol strret. W. Harvey, Small Heath, Warwickshire, sword-malt cr. • T. Liye'sey Kensington, inerultrurt. • B. Smith, IS ent-stret.-roarl, builder. .1. Saddington, Kennington- Common, corn-dealer. J. Bodbet, pat. ‘Voolwicii i baker. J. baker. rome Sel wood, G. Arnett on, St. Islartitt's-latie,'printer. IC Maher, Cxfortl-street , jeweller., N.bun!,o,-AViitton, Norfollr, shopkeeper. • J' Shin ratio , Birmingham, shopkeeper. J. Ishister, of Bort.l-cant;t,•Walltroolt, merchant. J. Grant, Hatton-garden, merchant,- • - F. Payne end Holt l ,Wood-strect, GheaPsido, wharchortsc; men. •, .. • . r , Met,t, Tlevisrnihice-strect,Portlandrplace, merchabt. • .1. Hill, Peterbordngli, drsaprr..• , • 3. :tunc, Rochdale, Lancashire, , The pecuniary distresses of,the King . of p en ; mark have obliged .him to dispose of the 'greater part of his goidand silver table Service. The pin: chasers arc the Directorb of the tiew Bank esta blis,hed in Copenhagen; • 7 The property of foreigners, or strimgers, m the , kingdom of Wirtemberg, is. Made •rnbject to the : Dc' impoit, though the o.wners may reside abroad. No description o 1 property is to lit exempted, not e ver ts ,the salinies or,pcnsmns `olGovermacut Of fleets, which are to pay five florins per 100. The psyments are to Ile ap.de in three instalments; on the Ist March, May, old -September. Abutida paper says tliat the velisel, ti ougg :Car w;t% frozen in the Zuyikrzce, at the extrc may pf the Lie of Vlielandi on the 1 kb of Decent, ber, in such .a situation -that for 16 days ;ilie could , not communicate, with the shore. 'During this period, the,crew having exleanSted'their provisions, devoured the dogs and cats Ott hoard; shoes, and every - article of leather, and were at length re- - doccd to the horrid necessity of prolonging ex.- istence by feeditig upon the dead bodies'or of their companions. The 'Anne and thh7l brig, having On board 93 sick prisoners, and two . which staled from Chatham, as 'is. cartel., for Morlaix, arrived at Se. 'Matoes on the 16th of .Y:11114115'. She was provisioned for „six days, but troni the tetupestu pus' weather, s m.s .ut- sea. twenty, one, Six of the men'tlied on the passage of inanition ; foar on being brotglit. on shore, and the recovery oftuany Others is doubtful. M. Dulong, who, about a twelvemonth ago,' lost an eye and ran arm, by the explosion ola , new chemidal With wlkieh .he was trying some t. , xperinicnts,: last Month renewed ,his researches hut, , , notwithstanding all his precatttionX,' was again sreverely Wounded by another . explosion. The liquid is peculiarly susceptible of detonation its clfectS are so, violent. and so dangerouS that no successful experiment has let been made to apply it4o objects of use but it is believed to he ca pable: of extensive and important applicationa,,,„ M-Dulong has commaniefited to thcirirpeiitki in stitute, that it is a cambination of azote and mu- Haile add oXygen. it was in malting- Some expo.. tin - tents With the same ligtiiti that Sir , B. Davy was wounded in the eye.. Agreekt* to, roll , ; of chemical nomenclature, M. pdong Lets named this liquid muriatic , acid-oxi,-azote. A French stulgeon has recently : acquired: sonic reputation in this country by the cure Of -insanity. His inctboci is to pertOrm a surgical operation town the brain, " a I,t) , :mws : kvoolf), Nty. Strand; atilt At 'tile Suu N 6., t.ran(l, vvticre lOR Il 1T _ S.U,N; • Mr. Enrrott; the - followittg ei-renlar letter It lying been ,riOni-f innnieated to me by a friend, I .beg the faint cif .your inserting it in your l'aper; with the accom— panying Addreii ;- for; being' ignorant of ,the names of the dentlertien with have concurred to honour me lkith so strdrig a liroof Of their appro - hation, I am under the ticeee;sity of ttldresaiug them in this manner. "MKS. sIDT)ONS':4‘PRoro.:II3 RECALL TO STAGE. TO TIIPt I!.:OBILITVAND THU PUBLIC VINT GENiIIAL. " A Committee of Gentleinen,,mlnfirers of the Drania, lamenting the Secession of pre-eminent , talents from the 6tage, feet most anxiout; to recall. its Ikrightesorortmeoz, :and solicit thdr attention to this subject, ind tneii;- kind assistance to pro mote its execution. It has beim 'siivtebted, and after tmittsre deliberation resolved on, in the first instance, to 'ehdeavour to invite Mrs Sionot , :s frOm:her 1.0 irement ;* but riell assured that, this will he a matter of the greateSt difficulty, as well as delicacy, under.all eircothstaneeS, the .:I,lbioined p!an has been adopted, MO their aetpliescenee)s mid ci,Aidently anticipated, ~ "•.Boolci for si.:.:;nature will be, kft at Messrs: •Iloolthams, Old 1 1 :oall-siyeet : Messrs. Old Bond-street ; and at the .I,o'ndon Cotiee-house, Ludgatc : nod when a, sufficient number of tiames, of ropey , . consetputnee and' importance,' has been obtained (which the Genticmcd at the Committee tioubt not ‘vill, be verr speedily the ease), they may be ‘varranted in presenting it to', Mr,. Stoooxs with hopes of attaining their object gyatifyingall admirers or the art, and of ob viating ail 'eltibnri . assi‘nent, which might otherwise attend Gilt , Lady's re-appearance on .the Siage." liprzt-zs , To Ti-hi 6.)NnirrritE. • GR;;;T`2.pft:g; - leaxe to offer my , mast graieful acknow ledgtuei,,i to the ori;!;inal-promotersof a plan, tie slgnetl %I'LL its CGllSidcrt,lte regin:d t - .rny.perminal, feeliui::s as to thy profeisional repntatio'o ; and . although I shall not Cresnine! obfrade ' upcm you, C . :code:Act), and the public, der ~ il those teasoli . 4 which irrhlceci me to take thy loAve of the Theatre !is t year, yet, allow Ine.to , I 41n fcel mysclf e411:3:1 noon to make' it publicly known, still tny iwtoition to decline oil) iheatlical Enocrottent. \‘'.th the deepest sense - of the honour you have conferred upon me, • • 1 remain, ,Gentlemen of time Committee, • Your.ever grteful and • • Very humble Servant, S. SIDDOIii. Vs r vrtbattrn . p, Ikltirch 3. 103. AAiLitICAN WAIL EXTRACT Or A LETTER PRONIi 'NOVA SCOTIA, FERIWAit I S I A. Since my :13$t letter to , you, it appears the aspect'rdfa;rs has inaterially changed, in regard to the Americans. ' At that time, the Ministry en, tertained sangnine,hopes, the enemy ; ivnitla listen to the pacific overture* sent-oat by I.,ditairal WAR REN, (though.,na one here did,) but, ittptesent, they twist be eonineed, if any thing eon convince them, that such hopes have corn tetely tailed,— The Attachment which the major part of the :in 7 habitants of the British ,:,hierican"Colonies feel towards the Mother Count•:•y existing ,in ;pritici 'pie, we fell greatly tpOrtitied, that such wavering theasures 'are adopted, as now pro Tail," We, who are on the spot, entertain hot one Oioion on the subject, which is, that the itse::.t mauss of thc habitants .thc United State; are hostile toGreat Britain; anti, inerralible as it may seem to those ,wito never wartsintimatewith their. aaraeter, .that, with very few, they pc situ hate iii. Tlye dri:iy variety 0 sentiment among, them t that some Of their number ditilike the Vrencli more than the 1;',! 3 and slit t•e!it, the 'LIL more than the‘Freneli slut both clilsses ill be stns Friends, if we it their interest. - The only object lvhich tin. Awcriean t. nverninciut' have in view, is to Set-their friendship up to auc tion; between thc two nations. That of . Grept Britain, .shoulti he to despise 'their cunning, and pow :sit their presutaption. T w , here are a te renctinlng• here, who witnessed the whole of the_ American RebelliOn, front the destruction of the Tea, to the Treaty of Peace ; arid ive lament to say, that the nation at huge scent now to know' more of the ..i.rnirietth character titan the 'Mi nistry, their OPpiir - Sition; and the pithlie, of,those.: times did. The errors of Great Britian, end the American ,suceess, then proceeded from that ig norance, and a ;Ike consequence threatens to be 'the result in these tinies. • ' • it is'the united opinitmi of these provinces that sis toe Americans first declared war, the offers of peace should come frornthetn; but if grantedtootir, supplications, we shall reap ,rio adVantage front our nuniility. Nothing will ensure uc stieeess•but very great and timely exertions. . All possible means ought to he used this winter, in Canada, as' we understand there will tOzet an cliicient naval toree,.onthe Litis• in the spring ; and, ge nerally speaking, t 6 defend the province, and an= noy the posts on the lines only. On the sea-side, to defend these provinces and our fisheries an tide quate naval force, of different classa, should be stationed in 'the entraitei of thelliver St. Law rence, the way of Chaleurs; and the Ut of Am* and to keep one, two, or three small armies at sea, .is s l 4 e have - the'inettitS of entering their har hours tun! of destroying every thing afloat is ithin our reach ; and, iltheir towns.take part in the de fence, to Ins e dam-feel a portion of the ill effects; an 4, gcneraliy,..to watch their coasts, and keep a good look out in the English Channel ; for,, if they get over a number of French. officers:* to dis cipline their armies„ as they dish fcirinerly, our troops in Canada, will have" hotter work, in the ensuing summer, than they had dudug the laSt eampligu. l 4 c het - ir that the Americans are noW' trading to rra!ice, i t sharp-built, fast-sailing vessels, en 7. store cl aethe rate of . 50 to•6opei wit, on which • • * it is uratersterai that one French .fripte has artivea in one of the Anierkan.porta. • "AM AILMI(;14:1t siltipps, South Multtnt-strect, ,r the l'aper Leturs fol. the iTti;tio, 4e. (pus/ p ;.,0 C.:llcithilt• r1:1 ane out of three ; and that, in this way, irk! all their tOnnis, i 3 toler.thiy I)•l6x•l.,fhiot;i!,3 nt ;iii'- rm.:, he eat lip, as Well thing thrtt vieids them a profit.. Pfivatcelf,, instante, 1 4 ' as betin lunch checked of lkte, will revive id the Spring, unless 50111 e nteastyes are adopted again st the Cif lily; have pirked q a great patty of our'" t ;nen, dorinr, t sum:tier. Private (0 01 . 17.7. be•given, never to exchange. the officers (ft teers ; but stiller them', if they get int the•f Lice of breaking. parole, foretnain iatlase rrivateering is .I"disgratic tO any c . 1,1 ' . '; natioo2-"it is not a tvarlare of :Any ts . pi% ante t'' us - ; but (Pie 0 , 1 witi , Th the Araericot!''',- unless our navy is allowed to esett depend ; and, therefore, more 111 tifiablt' It - is a warfare inore efticiently elteekt:3 polls than at ?tea. Tlii:-* Americana are.now is to pa,s Congress, to Prohibit, naturalizing foreign seanien ; i-ernment is sincerely inc itu litoal to other, a meratteception. Th e c c' depend upeli it, it will prove, liv . .z.antiate surli rumour! lii act t. titeiy - prtimoters,t On the other report more founded otl twohabilh have, dnritig sotk time past, bee the best means. to our -& glee, Icad to. r e r t A t li i e n r t e :ri i c s; ll,s e: The people-in the int erint . of sr:es, who are shrewd anti sensq),?e, ) .. n o s v. iderable intercourse wrong,• Nva ( tld e r ill b i l l t e •l : iy " s ti o i' li t t l e dg t e ll se Y '°:;":°' : 4,4 ! ll, the Americans, some of the ettleagq"'' h corary . the few tanitics li n ta of sli nt wing , th e i r ecti°"" their ittaehnient to the Oritish lb their inortiliwtion at the preset,: ‘',10t,..4)') ,M)ont a weelt after time a rrival a eras in ;;veto(( ItarbOtir matter of extreme regret and disappoia‘rc , a dash was not matte. aLainst theta ; I" . must hm . ave burnt the, or giv.en v theta "'P, prexttiling report waS that lite. Adtoli'lli lined by orders front home, The *Ministry lutist alter thi!ir poliCtet"`. pr e v t- I )n g° slen r e 7' e tsl ec e :i ) i e l interests 04: Caret Britain. There os fore the present .Ainerieambostilitiel t v.', Ili Ag then being Foreign i‘linister ), the Americans With. seeming, tOt t in ; i .e I stances, with real, indifference, wits g i : to t r'' but it is not now. If, &tri m: olle Pi t , we negleetthem, we shall be oillig e(k :i. to yield to tqt•ins as injurious ti e thos e v o l 17e3 ; and then, mit e .ricans, 0 ' consequence of their TevolationarY vij"' qn:T.' miniteited ebill'flCter the' Eitglishirlen end forelgn er 'i;A , alone will ;lave the means a a t titcl k ale Let not .Great Brit :.in rely to041:0 the of ber,colonies ; they wilffr n ' co lle thins in their power ; hat let het t ' ic , for the sake o f coneilioting th" nler 'ividity run never b e iatistied, and.to ci a ''' oura of the=i_ltitiiatis, these 0, b.cn: i kept in the back ground. No whea A ru zrican , t to ol their hostility coittneneetl. British e q uragentent, Innl it been adopted have ion Fovea most effective ~10 every, rebpect, e d. If gent will take' the trotible l ' to „ o it History of the American War, the L e t ) n u t e i l t i ri j e t :a t rY e , ° o d t i n i rt ree: lilt p e i o l e n r i t e v: t e: i 1 t : i t i they: are now in danger. First , t-, ither their conceasions or their :1; 0 09 gvnetally.spe,ittiti,j,, were too liitel,3,l,t; such fatal inair.igetnent,-,intinect'. tree' grant the Atmericads i.drixte„i piote . their armies,' &c. Sec is; Ab Atlle ele: il more to land than naval operatic/1.0;$ Itancing the national expenses st which the Antericans wer e the 'e!'ititif', themselves, and least capable of os i 3u iri of 4( ' cottelte, where'ive hall least t . '" a pt by the destrnetion o f vessels 101 1/I"hcio, we not nay should have distroseti`,, „ prevented thein . front us' h • of Plt~i take.of the then wA S t-3 „ t r y themselves that the 11 otter C°"1"0 'Y f il v t ie t n r ( t l t 3 st t i l t7g 4) a t r l i s t t e ) Y t o r ea'ilidlYn s9;eshe`-tai-'°;•l'es:' language, and ifiterest. A1 1161 (0 10 speating, .beyond his own fatiilY,l.oo' all this. 1 never knew but it ve rY ~r not leave; father; mother; Elie. to tant province, tind squ at down, s s ow?, never see them more ; „then rsf- Ch'W and rem ove tono,l(-* straot allalibi again, to the middle of lite. t tT invdriably more pr . o i l e to curnitY 'rimy can throw chicaireCtion '„ as they - their cloat ha lotiger useful keep them ndiv it. : o t his become 'in-cumbrances ; an i i in private life, national friendslr, of. lied on : indeed, a large proP')r,;eiitio'l,. ate OTernirins, and other Colitinesirc4 rope, Anti many others., renegs tish Ilsr Oa Ate:ida;.• . Yor l l 44l,l t littel ' ig.' s le ik 4l % ofthe Grove , O t late S . :r John Eden, Part. or Cettrity D r..9l;ma, and n iece vi the land and 'lento% Pi Tnes , Jav 13. st nt t.:llo3tnp i On Waptid.. ; F tO 4 tvex „„,. .a it, at s , ittoarlyie t, vertiori of.tEi-e-13.0 .61 611itir: o r . (u Friday • Suoth f;ottrites4 riouwgrr .CiclicAer.-1- to refit tire prec,, . giit j)1 eiltCny, ; Oat, 11!:‘,4: Cllistlo4 a d t h it ( t i t l OC , r ; II 0 , it 11 Y 1 it i tll t (ICW?CAtiqL,, • ;Camel) 0 S o f. a 6114 eicbi! igbt, Iboo 'Pe P.k.OV/aCel pre!,etit 03. f.issto4o,li Aoq , 'Long...lNvas tliilikght•hy solou ..., ~.. . Aniericang, i i i some o f t he ettlenle"),lo , i the contrary,. the fe,,,v iipp.,?l,l,:inities t' k e t ( !i i r r ° ,! ,4 l ,,, ,:t i a; teeililvi;willtegtiiiott.l:lte,,,,i:i'iii.jj'eltA'ip'recti::.,:i:'' r : Y : ‘ ) , :t::: t il . ' , ": ) . ) ',;; F'i , i: 1 , ., , 5 ,, ; ii :'. l J o, ~,i , r ! wit a ‘veeii after tile airiv r ;. ' it '''''': .',, tr .:t'lLl''''' ~..' arren , in the S/. D0in'..1,:;.9, .w;th tile J 04*' 1 ' ~t ' • or , ~,,,_ Igates, was in Boston liarhour ; . 11 01 ",,,, , fit'' at..ter of extreme regret and disappoioi,"- t , '. ttris..itiks,clll":l,Yttyl..,lla.silisttill:a.ttni*iCtil::;kilieuniutL:l:ilit:stillilklel:: e a r : 5'11:1:4 1 ''''. , ust have burnt then, or Overt them ' ll ; s • 'Cl:tiling report yells that il l(ltni t °' ied h - ' ' jt '" . 4,04$ g te o r r e o s Y n t s :1 1 1: : 1 (1 :4;:t h o 7 e n s l wi t h v'ainteel • : t l. l l :e • ;'l g r k i lTl leiritccf.:,:t'3'l9.lo ';',:*i msequenees will be ultimately, most :• - :,„ e t Ire Gxel:.tt Britain. There v•'Lls 3 t l it f r , t o ," tbe Present -Amerieati liostilitie't 4 t o • •-: Ag then Ewing Foreign i‘linistetik wi 1c. 4 11 014 , .. le A wericaus with . seeming, 8 1 ! (1 iii „ 4 4lo • •,' • ances, with real, indifference,: vrio P 4 0t ': tit is not :io now. lf, dtnintt tile Pfr t e 1 !, C neglectthem, we shall be 0b1iged':,,6,..40t '' ) yield to terins as injuriniis kis those ff;.,s/, re. 3 ; and then, toe Atneric;ulS, l'a tb 1. it fr i'. )nsequence of their revohktionatY wir''''ft.'c't 11 ' . '' ou tinnitrited chancre', qt . inVorta ~ , , It.: InaSS Of Englishmen old forelgnerso::o4 lona w:11 ;lave. them ee ns of attachnloPre :ct not .Great Brit :,in rely too,4o b i4 ea li the es of her-coloiiies ; they wilffl lP ecatetti.', ~.! tins in their power ; bat let heO . co , i ,ii ' : .. t )r 01C sake elf coneiliilting thc A nleri ' ',.-4 11 ' 1 7 ,1 eidity clailiever tke otistied, and 40_ ,•i' lall'ours of the 4 0. , ' =i_lndiatis, these Co t OP: p, , en; l kept in the back ground. '14070v/i0;1 ;it; `)Ille, wilt:11 Ann:l-jean stlpPlies.ni'esol, . hi, weir hostiliky co:nmenced. Brititli . iiio j .si ~4 i t uragement, had it been adopted illitriod., ."J..,„ awe Low Fovea most effective an° , t t very rat,pect.. t i Ste. , If yea twill take the trodble to 1' 61 „ 0 ..t e: l ',' ligtory of the American War, tile r. ":rel I, l i . L i :!n u t e i l t i ri i e t :a l t 7 e. , i t' o t i ti i : riteehi:l)l''.ic.pocirtilejoiciritev:e:lttZ:iti i C o s ll ' i lr t t :: 1 ';;; 1 1. 0 . , , , , i r ; , : ' , l lit y are now in (hinger• First, IVY %T i ll) 1 r zither their en ' ' 1•r o , . t IleeBslinlS or tlo - bolo' H lit ;cherallysr.A.,„,;, ~,c re too Loin l,•, : l ii : itch fatal iminagetncnt, induced • Sett' ii%l 1 ;rant the Aniericans 'effectual 'lststsfst'iltli'',.' fir`;. A , ,ne, their armies, &c. Scan it I vo.' t i lt , nore to land than naval operations ; ,I 01$ 1 , . :... , lii, a'rlcing the national expenses il l t c oil , '- ithiet the ArnericAns were the le ltie N iteniselve s :and least capable of oss' E ' ll tr , lc* ,ttr i , )t cottelte, where ive had least to I '' l erti, t ' ii; 4 the destritetion of vessels anti p 1 1 , 0,, . 1 .0 ~,,,,,,i:rile.:tn%e.reo.t:l:t,etteoittlittlisgeliyitlies:}b:::nitit,i(alimbiiii,,,,,,,j,:t.,,,,,,i.,,s);..::::::b,,,,t,:,,,oeftilio.ai.: :,,.,,.1,,,:i,,,' '.lieinselves that the Mot)ier Cod"iiiivoe ' 1.,,'' i•ictuls than tlitiv really possc,soh °ili,ct:4-,:,- h . also to inanity, rehyti`shoi,r: ,_. language, and interest. Aii Aler i cec ii4.. , , -) speaLing, beyond, his own famiy , ! qv , c( )) .0 3 , %ii this. 1 never kifew but ii vetY l `.,;44 4 :i ',, "t leave; father,mother; iSie • to et il ` ° t . 1 , 4 0, • tle' : 11 CA tant. province, 'Ad squ tdrn as ' ' , a a ' 1 bat .. • 4 never sec them more • then selis • : 'AO 1 i , COTO' '5 h 11-., change, and remove atutr.ig str3"oftepl,;i. lipy't' again, to the !addle ige of life . do e l i , , "'NI, inviiriably more prOtte. to .ctollitY ,flo g ;l' il,„ I i! They can throw elf a ifeetion %vitt,' l ', - , eit' „','l' Et , s , tbeY Cali their cloaths :—.-tv"°sl,,‘:o :".•,* ! ;-itlto ,it g longer useful to keep them in. l op i r, become incumbrances • anti wil e ' 00 1 1 , 1 (i 'e • ( Ishii ) i '' i Y./ ' ..„........„..„...." in private life, national Wen ~,,i t i) 0.. ;„, i lied on •• indeed, a large ;tut:, prolw,r,t,;;litolgll(l:44ltt:::,l ate Clerinfins, and other- Colw" . frio Inc , . ii , ,,,P tope, and many others, renews.- ,it;;!,ll N ' ) ti f ±isle± ........ ____ „ I , • -,-; 0 fifii ~+.,, it ft) !''' VO' ek7,,k, ‘ ,''t s l Oil Ati.):d;V:' 110, at Yurl4. tile ,7.:, plo;1 1 71 va, .k.N.L olethe Grove, Otie7e. lo , '.' „` ,i4101,11,,py. \, , 1 .1, i late s - :r John Eden, Part. or '' '" l ':: , •tit '. I, ll ' 1 Ce. catty of Dr.r.ll; am, and vie ee 01 tl'' '''' 1 1 Ikt f :, i, tai111 ... ..... 00, (~ ,,:i l , anti p;er,li t. !). , 10 14 i# d 'Y ' . ''' ':' ~.,,// . ' 0:1 Tile3 , laV lIISt Itt i.:11030), i° ''lli o, ' Ar i 1i ' 11 1)t '' On Weantiday i:,,t, At c.'"'51.4n1i°310,..e11016tfr4 * 4l tilex, ) Vilham Btoanyiet, , -- i( r.011 20- ? 1) ,1 1 vertiori of.tEst_itoim r..xiiikaite /:,..-tpitll.','-i'' -; .Oa Friday moynio?:. pt tits Ile ,- '" tiQttrtteis :1),)1714rer of Ch;citeater :;010. t.) reit the preccj.iv.•....zi;i4'htio g y `',,,. ;, ......._, trAlT:ic,r-sitro lc, u.it t!t - . a:i;treli•.eii.