The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-20 00:00:00

,N 1 JAN.I9, 1813 1;:, , I , l , Ais the Prince of Valet, regent of tin , I'n- ingdoin of Great Ileitain , Oil Ireland, in the 11,611 i t. ,i(I on behalf of. his Nlajoty: A PROCLAAIATION. GEOltati, P. It. • Whereas it bath been 'represented unto us,, that divers unfortunate and' misguided persons, who have been induced by the artifices of wicked and designing Men to 1 take: :some! oath of engage ment contrary to the 'Acts . . of Parliament in that behalf Mad:.! 2,7 th and years of is Majesty's reign, or one of • those Acts or to, steal ammunition, fire-arms, and other offens r ive weaptins, for th e pur pose o f own /nitwit; acts of violence and outrage against the -persons and property of his Majesty's peace . able and faithful .sithjecti, 'and WhO are not yet charged with such their offences, may be willing aw l !lcsirous to make a disclosure or confession of such tthOr Offences, and to.take the oath of alit!, giaaa 'to his Majesty, Upon receiving an assur ance of his Majesty's most gracious pardon for stioi ;their 'offences ; we, therefore, acting in' the name nnd 'on the behalf of hiS Majesty, being will* to . give Such assurance, upon such con ditions as are hereinafter-mentioncd, and ell r Vst* ly hoping, that the example of the just and tit-ces-' siry , punishinents which have been inflicted in the Counties of Lancaster, Chester, and Vork; up . on certain offenders lately tried and convicted in those counties, may have the salutary e ff e ct o f de terring all persons front following the example of their crimes, by a renewal of the like atrocities, have thooght fit, by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, to issue this Proclama tion ; and as an encouragement anti inducement . to his Majesty's misguided subjects, to relinquish all disorderly practices, and 'return to their dike and „faithfUl allegiance 't6. his Majesty ; we do hereby ; acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, prornise 'and declare that every per son, not having been charged with any of the offences. bertinbefore,-ntentioned, who shall, tire vitals tti. the Ist day of March next ensuing, appear .before some Justice of the. Peace or Magistrate, and declare his offence, 'and the oath or engagement by him taken, stud Ivlien and where the same was taken, and iat what manner, or the ammunition, fire arms, or other offenelve weapons by him stolen, and when, where,' and from whom the sakie were stolen, and the place, where the 'same were deposited ; and alga, according to the best of his knowledge and belief, the place where the, same may he tOtind, and who shall at the same time take, before such :lastice 'of the Peace or Alagitrate, the oath 6 nfiegiancd to his Maiesty,, shall receive his. Majes. ty's most gracious pardon for the said offence; am thatmi :confession so made by any such persor shall he given!iti eVidence against the person mak ing the' same in,any court, o r i n an y case what . vver. .. . fiiren at the Court at Carlton gonse, the' Bth (lay of Jannary;lBl3, in the „53c1 year of his Ala,-. je:..,ty's teigti.--410a save the King, 11. 1 "\*K11.1.51- 1 TS., rienrce Willis, Great 'far. h eorn-tnerebarit, to surrender ,m,nuary .26, f' , .britary 1, an.l 2, at four, at the White Swan, 'Norwich. Attornios, 'Ales•srs. 'Alexatirler, and lioltr , e, New Teo, 'London, or Messrs. Ilig tttsid • , Hod Vicketm,,d;,, Wirii• atsori, rietson, t4torge o i, and neottee Crooke; l, 6volativ., London, Had islottinKhatn, ho- February 15, 10, and Alareh 2., Ht. eleven; at the }Cant Nottingliam. Attornies, Mes,rs.. and Payne, Nottingham, or Hindman, liatingliall-street, Thomas IlraribUry, Market floswarth, Leicestershire, tailor, January 26, itt six, 51fi, and hlarch 2, at eleven, at the 801 l Nuneaton, Waraiashire. iMescrs.'tirtr gt~) Duet , ",, and Crompton, Ditkeonrect, tirosrenor. London, or Mr. John Horton, .Naneaton,. War. Tarry, Colellest.er, linen-drafter, reltrilitty 4,5, and 2, at, tivoive; nt i hi? Ilea Lion, (r.,ilelictter. Attoe-; flies, t'adche,,ter, or Itartlett's. • building's, liolbor r 4l John 131itholan, Torpay, Devonshire, timber•titerchant, Juottary lit,, Let), littvelt 1, and 1, at. eleu.a, 11,.. (;I,he fon, Newton Abbot, ltevon,hirs... Atii., Ilaitlett, Newton .Alobot,. or MeAsrs. li,ttlic and ('March Ileilford-ro‘v, , Tliaiaas , lenliiii- , , l lVatoliett,Sumerse(shire, January 2i, Fe. Isi wiry .1, arid 'Alarrli 2, itt ttrelve, at the itnine r 'raven), .ittornies„ Messrs, Ex in an and Waterman, pray's -I,.ouilon, or Mn. l< illiutn Bratt, John-street, l'oNep!m Ibulgsuit Pon ton Coffee-house, rheapside, ‘vine, virit, and port , ..r.anerclitint, January 23, no, mid Ch at eleven, ;it Gaildliall, London. Attorney, Mr. dohit l'atersint;('ol,tli.ll'.-"'"" Alicbard Fictelicr, t;obliiiii ,, e , Walniersley,l..iiitca,liire, rnlierr printer, February 17, 18, and, M arc h 2, a t two, :it the Altaic!' Arms !no, Nhichester. 211tornies, Mr. I ladtield, ro,tlntaiii,troct, Matielie ster, or ,Nlr. Truiple. tVillDownliam-lkiarliet, Norfolk, stinplteeper, a ani nir ) -2;), f' e hr nar y amid March 2, at` ten, at Guildh a ll, Attorney, Mr. J, M, Nelson, ited Muth,ryand I, • 0, at the - Novtail, Ilath, Attoriii, Nlr rs. ,aril, Adlirigton, and C;reirory, Medford Lithlots, If, .1, Sheppard, „Bath. '•hooliert, Nbarning-litne, liacknev, ra0p..1., •Ta. ,o, Nlarcli2, at one, at (fnililo,l l , London. , 11 , Gutty and liaddan,Angek curt, , j nierchant, Jtunriry sip tlt ()tie, i :even, :not Nlarelt 2, tit one, r e idlut.rs,'ntld • 1 „ at. C.:wit+ll,4ll, i.utolpti. At - 1, ,1 il , I;reDi:.,cll. jt,,„ ' , ircli-y.tutl, .tanattry 2G, at , I ,elee, 711141 ..dl it ti:ti: Stes , t , ;. I)vist3rl-t, Lrliit Cfrvave.B-, ,11-strcvt,. bi it, Aanebt , :ter buildrr PAriviry I , , ;it t..{, Lit the liu 1 t st.t rotmluith.,treet, I,,luncliv4ct, or Loodoli. 3\.; . Kent, tiinher-mirchant, .fanuttry at I ruiitihuli, London. At .................ii.ing'5-Iliacrh-wallis, Temple. GlinlCCStee, 17illlisuti, Ji41)11.111'y '2ll, n I,t , wr.r (icorge .;, !,, Parl,,f, Gloucester, or , , . . , hterro:ol, tannery 2;1, :30, _,„ • , , . •; union. Attorney, %Valiant Atusiitt, ,New-Cutit t, St.. mercharit t januttry Ott,F44riutrrtt7, aird ten, at Cull& I,4o,itra. Attottlies, NlesNr! , .. Williativi anti liniuhs, tfamoi Torten and Thoinal 'carton, (I'3ol Derby; cotton 4 gpiatoo , , ,Itionory 26, rein nary and MaiTli 2, at ono, tiniltiball, - London. Anomie:, Nkomo. Kearney land lurt4 t, iii,tooliate-.atreet , eortpink, late of Warwiek-strevt, Nadler: 2 ,I;onotry 23, :14?, and Morel,' I, at twelve, Guil4l - Attorney . , M. Jonei, tord-row. FilLnivuti Ncltingbain. iurliulcicr, rebruary, 15, IU, tlf4ll March .2,, 4Li the Rittivil Ilukvt, Mt 11.111.1,,1G0,, Setirtini! -Ina, sirooa.o4;k, ft)iviacuirs, to-u) THE SUN. 801,E31 QEII nICE4II , . F.II,SUM 4111)E.IF L 0 N I) 0 N, WYMNESDAY . , JANUARY 20, 1813. tiara seriutOy to the tinanco, having Previously chosen a Committee of several members., the la bours of which being- pre'sented to the Chaltiber,3; they carne to a vote of approbation, on a propo sition equally conducive to the safety of the State, the sp!crldoitinl the Throne, and the lionon; of the nation. The,,,Demanial Chamber, which on the subject of the fiimnces has the initiative, proposed' an addition of 24 , per crut. upon all the taxes of, in per cent. passedlBlo. In thi s the .:\lilit,ary. and Ecclesiastieal Chambers concurred, and it %vas accordingly passed. GIBRAT:TAE, JAN. 2.7—FATHER OIL, who acted so conspicuous apart in the:Board of Sevill e , a n d twenty-seven other individuals, hambeert arrest.; ; ed in that city, upon a charge of conSph itq; Arinst the. Cortes and Regency. Messina Letters of the Sth ult. state, that the ;command• of the troops has devolved upon Gen.. .I‘towreemott, in Consecinence ►of .Ceneral Larzo'.; departure for England. Bktwra/Ci was expected to Sail in a few duys for Alicante,, to take the command of the ' 1 two divisions of British and Sicilian troops in that part of 7 ; lain. flis Lordship was tO embark withhiin . ahotit five hundred additional cavalry, some . artillery drivers,,&e. MESSINA, DEC. 8 is'reported from LeAhorn, that many of the principal inhabitants there have been nrrelted on suspicion of disaffection, and supposed to he connected with the party lately discovered at Pgris. ' A ( ' 'uzette I:xoaordinary was published .this which will be fotind in oar :subsequent columns, containing dispatche s from* Lord CATII . CART, dated the 31;t tilt..from l'etersbui.:;s, accounts , trout the armies are to the 23th. It Will he seen that they nearly complete the details of the destructio n of the FrenCh Army. The reni;.. [taut of it, thit fled from ''Vilna to Kowa°, Nrus tit the latter place again defeated by the Itessimis,' with eorisiderid,le loss, and film thence, we be lieve, the Officers, and the few solders that mained, dispersed, and individually sought refuge iu tke,Prussian territories. We tnentionecl yes terday the receipt of accounts; stating, that the Itussians had 'entered'. Konigsberg and ''llte mel.—This fact IS , also stetted in several of the private letters • brought by the Got-, tenburgli doll,, with the addition th ,, t they Were received by the inhabitants of those towns with rejoicings and acclamations. At Ber lin,, likewise th e p eop l e are said to ha ve s l iewn Brent gyniptorns. of resistance to the Pretteh, and tti Silesia.a spirit is stated to have bee n di s pl aytt i which promise?, toco-opvi'ate titfectltlly in throw ing off the degrading qraitny of Prance. A'Proelainatiou has been published by Govern , 'tient' which. we have ,extractekfrom la 4 night's Gazette, ofreriug pardon to thorle deluded men terme4 Ladciite4;, upon their malting cn le s sion of their offences and taking the oath: alleghnice with tilt: provision that the, confessions thus made shall not , he tande evidence against ,the:n, nor in an caie whatever. Thai vise measure reflects the liigliest credit upon Government, and, we doubt not, %‘ have thecGctof recniling to their ditty the greater part of those misguided iiirfidi duals. A severe but ,jt.st example bP.3 been .made of some of the most guilty, and clemency wisely directed, as in this proclamation, will, no donht,, produce now a, utot beneficial Vt../Griky, nr. 7,l oN i t in, the Kilig's Aressett f!er, ed }ll the Forrigh Offic e , with diorttchel froth letr,ll BRNTINet:.; and ottierd, from Si cily, &c. Veit1:1;188 the 140::1) C:inxcr:LLott had att audi tniee of thtt IeNT, at Carlton Uothe, titAtS. ABItiVED....I Malts, 1 Guernsey. I Jersey. fit.7E-0.1 Lisboa, 1 Gottenburgh, 2 Waterford. PRICE OP STOCKS „Trzis DA V AT TWELVE O'cLoCF:, Consols s9. i tl 1 Red. Ann A Malta Mail arrive►l tl►is morning: The fol: lowing arc extracts from the Papers .brdught by it P?0.4:113,10, Nov. 9.--X)it the fitly inst. the Par liament finished its sittings, and on the 7th, in the evening, the heads of the three branches accompanied by many Members of Parliament, presented themselves to his Royal Highness, the Vicar-General, in the presence of whom his Rev. Excellency the Archbishop made a short discourse suited to the occasion, and the ProthO notary of the Kingdom read the summary of the labours which the Parliament had completed in fifty-four sessions. His Royal highness then de clared the Parliament close" and dissolVed, awl ordered that all its Acts should be registered to be presented to bhn in order to receive, the royal sanction. (.)n the 2d, the Parliament bad turned its atten . A ITA NE‘V S. Arrived yesterday the Melpomene frigate from Portsmouth, and this ih the Briton from the ChannelTieet. Ills Majesty's ships La Hague, Counnodore noittAm, etrul Valiant, bound to Halifax, put into Cawsand Bay, on Saturday night, by contrary tvinds and stormy weather, and have since sailed for their destination,. Went up the harbour, to be ratted, the Lavinia 'Fig ate. Arrived the- Helicon brig of war front a cruize the Cia6nriel. Sai4:l the Favourite sloop of war, and the Peli can brig of war, on separate eruizes; and the Fi`ox frig.lte for Portsmouth. PORTANIOOII,' JAN. i9.—Sailed the ..11ioakir, PaitriAe) alad ,S'p' Wire, with a fleet for Spain, i'ortugal, and the'Metliterranean. }JAVA' JAN, Citath gutt-brik, which %Va . 's reported to ho ve been lost, UTICA. itll hands peeisbeit, is safe ut iVittgo, mid ready. for geu the t rct fiat. wirut. . SUBSTANCH OL THE MPE Itpu. A LEXANIgs PHI) Cl, A NixrioN, LUTES, 3,)re. 12, 1612. n. s. The Proclamation states the rictiessity.of kt;ep itt a , licit)/ force 'adequate to the etrenta stances of the times : Rus.iia haying been invad ed by an , enemy, leading 'armies . from altuost . every European nation, has been obliged to make euormons sacrifices ; and thoiq , ,h, by . the aid of. the Divine Providence; those armies have bt: entirely diSsipated, and their poor reat a l, r i. i i tre seeking safety in -a precipitate flight,: yo; 'it be comes necessary to maintain the ::.;I.)ry of the 'Bin- " pine, by such a military esniblis'nineat 4s tit<ill in sure perinaneut security, The arin'of the Giant is'broken, lout Iris, destructive strength must be prevented from reviving ; and his powerover the nations, who 4erve hint out of term', must be taken away. Russia, extensive, rich, and pacific, seeks no conquests,---wishes not to dispose of :thrones. She desires tranquility for- herself, and for all. „She Will riot, hoWever, suffer the l eri c h e d to abase her moderation, as to endanger the well being of herself, or of other nations. Painful as it is to call upon a loyal and affectionate people for' new exertions, vet it would be still more painful to. See them exposed /o calaniities for the want of all adequatedefenee ; and that the most grievous valaniities would result from the success of her late .invaders, evident; from the enor"! 1044;s :they have already committed. •The •&Nu:- 10r trusts in God and his brave' armits, whiA shall be rai , ,ed that:imposing' number, which in absolutely, necessary for the preservation of whoa has-,been purchased by so many labours, and sacrifices, and so t much'blood.. In conse- Ticnee. it is, ordered I. That'tbcre shall be a general levy through .lA the Umpire of ei g ht men i n every 54)0. 2, That the Gnverirments of Pultowa, Cherni- Courhoid, Grodno, Bialy stok„Tarnopol, and GoOrkia, he exempted. „ That Siberia shalt havia separate regulation. 4. That the landfowners and citizens, who have furnished* men to the Militia; shall bc ex empted frciai'thii levy. . ‘ 5, Tinit„ th e l evy shall be commanced in each Coyernment within two weeli.s, and elided within .1 four; from the publicatiOn of this order. A Ilequisition from a very minterotti' body of the inhx:bitants of. Leeds , has been' addreSsed to the Mayor of that town, for the purpose,ot having a Meeting, to take into consideration the propriety , of presenting ,a Petitiint to . both llote , .es of Par liament, " suppory of the Constitution of this Kingdoin tis 'by Idaw e4tablisbed,. ( 4 . . ih now th rea terwd by the el a i ttes o f the !tutu" Catholics." Thii requisition, ntimeeutts as the sigtratitres were, woohl have.. many more, but from the sliortne-of rue time. It is e viii ve'oi 4 ' that resolved 0 11 b y tLe tr.'4.irponitiott anti. th irty of the Ar.chdeat:onrY, re:,icicot in the Bo yhe . Meeting is appOinted 'fo,r , Friday PLYmotrilt, jAN. D.—Arrived the Sp:// store slip, fro;rl Ittlifax, - with Put 'Of the 'crew of the" • : GatEri.Ore frigate, n „ Oth instant4to . the we s t war d otOe Liitard,AFA in Zvi - trait ryas was captured by the Freneh 'frigate La Gloire, , . . from Havre tic Grace,. bound to Aineil ea , and g i yen up shortly aftertyards, when she waS suffered to proceed to her destination.7-We nadErS6ind' the woi re is , a beautiful ship, nearly new, of the largest class, .and Wns on her .firta-,yoyage ; none of the crew of the Spih nor. any of those - late be-. longing to; the. Guerriere, were taken :out of her.: The 'Gloite proceeded udder' a, crowd of Arriv.ed'yesterday a beautiful Anterican schoon • - • er, of tiliout 200 tons burthen, called the Rosa; Captain DANIELS, from Baltimore, with a cargo of eolfee,linund to Rourdeaux, captured by the Dryad frigate, in sight of the ;quadron off Roche fort ;: the former chased her several huffs,' and the latter decoyed her near them by hoisting. French colours ; it is said she is one of the fastest Sailers ever Seen in this port; she has lately lieen employed as a privateer, and has been very suc cessful, having captured 26 vessels. • We have not beeu able to learn whethet She. has ,hrouglit' any news.. The Rasa - is the same Vessel 'which' Cap, - tured one of the Faltnoutli, packets, some :time since, on her homeward pas Sage, after a sniartac.l flop. A short time previous to her capture by the Dryad, she was chased byone of his MpjeSty's frigates, front which she estraped by superior sailing;: LONDON GAZLrTF EX TRAORDIN AS'EISNESDAY, SP.NI;.IRI 20, • Fotei • c . O.t7ice, Jan. 19, ISIS.' b Dispatches, of which the following are r have been received Lv Viscount Ca)ticte,u/ 'Majesty's principal Secretary of State. foil , Air:iirg, - from General ViteOunt Othcatt, his ltisliestrs Ambascatler Utt'raordinary • • inpotentiary l'etershalb MY I;QI;D, St. Pare-36'14;h, Dec. , 2 1, Themilitary reports addressed to the $1 Pt St. Petershurglii and which followed b• ;5 i HA Majesty, are not' yet. returned to public but I e now the bout)" to it herewith a 'translation o 1: a' iourilal of /In , operations from the 13th to the ''.sth Wit . 'elusive. Frota the<ie reports vour.Lor.l)liip will ° ht that tte 1)1'1.5114 frooiAVillhi has been ear° septintle routes opon 16itino, by Colt° t ' I geristen and Platoff. /Int the former liatiee and 4 'te°Yed .hinny of Ow enemy in Ili' , IThirelly had. proceed e d dOWI4 WC' Younbourg, and thence , 'to . wards': Tilsit, t place his advanced guard had • occupied heM' 23d inst. • • Count Platoff found a cousiderable Pad iet C:, I ind ining i f9 e r tstan eo d f the enemy at fiotinn,: l ioi, al"t eakale - S - Cents Which had been s tatioaciatt 1p i ttee.and at IVilua. This 'coros aide cim able reziistanee,'but the'.Don Cossacks Ilavingr j the river on the ice, and got into the rear t Position, the eneuty abAA( I d the nig lo 0 .1C • A the loss of tweuty-bne pikes of caillt° ll about six thousand prisonci«. The remains of this Corps, hein , disPe r6 cJ tV pursued by the Cossacks , , fled partly in the do' ij of Tilsit, anti partly in that of Wilcocit~it, °i of them being killed and laken,in the Pa r ' c i t the latter place. • le ditty Admiral Tcbitchagoff had pursued in t tion of GlieznO, , end by detachtaents 11 3 " c both banks of the river i,Generall4ans k° ,!:b:l)6 pariot the advaneN.l-gliard, having iri al f u i - kper Col are arid WiICOViCII, to connect witu Plata upon thunbinnen. , re i t Ili General Tormazoff, with the colican been led by the Field 11fa r ibal it) J)cr'will moving upon Grothio;and vottr Lordshil ) serve, that Count Ggeroffsky had by it' tvLi,l Cal.ment, taken possession of that . plac e ' :100,, DiAvidoff bad established himself / 1 ' t ,pc:i . l.! instant. The AustrianS had dej o at: , b t e } :; . , :ii d ei ); c o ; Grodiio; but retired every where of the ItlisViati troop, and one B a , ° ,, i f t s .k.r went was ordered to moat L pigly-- 1 -` l l o oe-e Lieutenant Gcnenti ilaron ' '' ' 3 ")1 " 1 ) ‘ l3s the retreat of the priilt.,i l ,), 4 l ..k . „ s ',"'T" c ot ii rhisk.and and expeete t t l"t o be a t on the 24th, „, co# cegrps lately under General Ertie , , r - ti 6 o the nuinded. by Cciteral . Tout s elteoff, to wh i ,f,l J Aratig detabbnient . bas ',teen joined, ha v i o gPas" - - Minsk, was on th e 21st.at Candail°°' oil tt .from thc.', latter place t o e Kre A th All the town s , u po n . t h e r i g ht b an k 0. ,d t lr men appeared t o b e . of magazineir at. country on the .haft hank is 'full orresource s. „ t i t His Imperi a l. M a j est y has .expressed bill $ f 04 'factio n at the appearance of the army; anti °r tb( neat - ha exertions they ve made, a n d in 'o' o4- greater part are still etigaged. field; impel:LA has hive f I we . d titt! CrOSI of St. (. 4 erl e g e '„,ol/ %VBS present at ii hall . given by I bc. FiCiti-IM l4l 'jay, in cele6riition of his imperial Majesty's The prisoner) of war that Base been foin c ei into the diferent Governments, since the bai t ,' 0 1 tilifitHye4tlitiCilt(t)s'ana'r,leinsett'ilt;7uti to c y x ceed hit come the victims of.climote and fatigue, I r i es ti Imperial 'Majesty has directed - 'every possi bLe aird attention to'be hewn to them. of these rita?ilavet I have the Itmiour to b e, • „oiti s " (Signed) CATIJ liundo Coutinnation Of the Nlitit,u 7 Operations front the lath . - lath December, ' December 13.---General Torniasoff bf the Ilth, that the dittCrent parties, deco! the Aid-de-Canip cry:tend IVasiltschikoif covered at Bielieza an Austrian corps °' men,. whose advanced posts of cavalry vc ' u ce' Novogrod ec k and anion lint that a (ipti 11 , - ment of the enemy, who were retreating " 1- , ol ,lti‘ pidity, been defeat e d by th e Cos Sile" the 'Aid-de-Cai»p Gen. Count Osetnirolf 4 Y . December 14.—Major-General Toutmeh i ' ° rued on th e ltlth, with his ,eorps Mi a " , ,', l ol o immediately s e n t two regiments of Cassack'ilonly the utnd of Colonel Greitoll, towaills 0 01 0 wercheir a , •in search of the enemy, and ia t ,olt to form a communication with the ileac' under Count Oseharoilsk r ". • rib A December 15,—Couni OscharoffskY ' l 4O the 14th, that he entered tin the 13th instattbas t ' Litt -detachnisnt - into the town of Lida , 0 .1 , '", pushed iris advanced' posts even as far 03 ;00 0 the walls of Bielieza ; but having been that the Attstriaa trait >s had quitted tits Bit e ,, and had twos towards Grodno, he col a ' ordered two regiments at Cossheks, tinder t t' ) niand of Colonel. Andrianolf, to occupy it, sionivjr s4:11(1 parties on the roads to Grodno and .t t511 ,, December 16.---He also reports ott the a i e 4ti t ait; the Aust r i an General Moore, was on the hiS lietacitntent at Ronschanv, amid the tag ftif watched by. the Cossacks, he was cunt' march towards (Grottos), fr- rel 3 Orli r December l'i.---General. Count i'l ' iw the on - the 15th, th a t, continuing to pursoc lop tio - t Clt 'sql)', he arrived on the 14th of dins I ' o oti0 ti ten o'clock hi the mornini , At Nowri oi WO ) ..„ the enemy, unititicr with the troor l ti ce