The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-07 00:00:00

,ivisioni advante. Gen-erai toison, With his marched upon Wism►►ar. P.,als, SEPT. 2.—We havt lust reeelved.intelli gene° from Dresden, dated 2tt.) Angtist, The. Fimperor was in excellent health, and all his Ala, •, v • ~ m s had been crowned with the most brilliant success. The multiplied movements o f tct , ,n Nave retarded the publication of an hunt tin, which is expected every mo. 4 r rice from Germany adds,. that the French array pursued its advantages, and th,t thr femains of the Russian nod Prussian ormie. were completely beaten at Jailer, by Ge-, tteral Count Linviston. The enemy's loss is esti mated at besen thousand killed upon the field of bats le. Our loss has been trifling. Al! the corps engaged iz, this action distinguished themselves by ti , -; v .nd F nwlt= ;s. HAmBUROII, Ave. .of tekmuhl, on the 23d inst. estskplished-•his head quarters at Schwerin. • ; • itANKI oRT, AUG. 2.8.-• , -Tlie folldwing isfthe latest intelligence received from the array . " Toe Russians and Prussians thought to 'wt., prise the French army, by attacking it on the 16th,' before the day fixed for the renewal of hostilities; they were every where frpulsed.' ‘r On the 18th the General of DrigadeZnealte, with three Italian regiments, covered themselves with glory at the battle of 'latter - . The Ita lian troops charged the Russians with the ut most intrepidity.. Off the 19th the Allies passed the Bohm. at Zohtett,: end 'attacked General . Lanriston's advanced posts at Siebenichen. The l'rencli, had but three compiiiies, which fell back to Goldberg ; but General Lauriston 'ad vanced upon the'enemy. A very brisk affair took place, in rvhieh three French brigades vigorously. repulsed The enemy by a charge with the bayonet. The istme day, the 19th, Albert's • divisiOn of the Prince'of Moskwa's corps Ivas . ' , attacked by Gen. Sackett, who was repulsed. • .On the 20th, the Emperor arrived upon the line *of operations, and ordered it to march upon the, enemy. The Prince tat Iloskwa attacked General Sacker), at Worns, before Punzlan, and put him to the rout. Ge neral Sohmatiard made a eery fine charge of ca valry; Goeral Lauriston passed the Bober.— Mahon's 'division-drove the enemy,from his ,posi tions, and pursued hint. beyond . Goldberg ; hiw ikoops fled on all sides. ~ He lost in-thOse,different battles.froM 15 . rn . 18,000 men, killed, wounded or prisoners.'" : VIENNA, Aoo. 19.--Many troops are proceed. in{; to Bohemia. , General Rusner has been or th-red to Prague, to take .thecoinniatul of the ar tillery Of reserve. The regiments of artillery in the . tieighbourhood•of , Vienna ale dailyeirercibed 111 the-plains of Sintmeobig. , fottifications which surround both parts of this town are altuosz they 'have been erected according to the plan of Pt itch eiiitineers, FaAtatyott.r, AUG. 17.--7Tite Austrian Legation Stragardt. The cavalry, General Baron Miler; comrnaurtinv; th e Air , itrian army of - the kr tecor, arrived a 4 elai:enfurth °tithe:kit inst. After baying reviewed the troops, he set out for Oberstyer, The Puke of Helium" returned from Fltrelite to Berlin,; lie only stopped sonic hours in .the latter town, and then departed for head-quarters. liAvaturrn, AuousT patrole, partly, coawn.dts and partly Austrian bussurs, arrived pl. eX peett4ly yvtiterday at 00011, .by the Vagra road, at Giros, six le,ii.ocs from our town, They al lowed the pust,chaise to pass without Stopping it, which left this place for .11014: after having, re; freihed their horseS, they set out. for Bayreuth, !tut scarcely were they a quarter of a league from GitrOS when they were joinel by .an Artstrian Intssar. They immediately marched by .the side of liicr - qs towards lid, in the environs of whjell town they found it detachment of - French hussars. The carriage with the nutil has returned here.— Another patrOle, composed, as is believed, of the .I:la!lhouqeit) hussar,.. which was Sundau, in ~iaahc this, passed Kimnctit yesterday. Hnilsru t, 1.,tr0,23.--Accoviling.to private in‘ tcligence, on the, lath there were in Prague: 40,000' Russian and Attstftut troops., . AuGsnuaG, Agcy. 2 , l„—(enetal Wrede has or rived upon our,extreme frontiers:4 his troops are fttll of ardour, and observe a strict.discipline. The tins front the Tyrol Mmounce3, .that 1- l ince Vicerov is advancill Z '" -1 int , o ll Yria • „ Fa/oTs:y.onT, . ' 7 . the-Thlke of CastigliOnc's corps daily. receive reinforcements. CORUNN - A 'MAIL ?nom ;lin 'MADRID G‘zEiTE or 26T11 AU G. We' have , seen a. hatter from the, Camp before TArragona, dated the 12th. inst. By it we know, that on the 34 inst. the thirl . iniving been tiree sivel , rinioec! by 16,000 Euglisll, ftivir , im - t °HMO°, ni u l SAHSFIELD's, of 5,500 men, typeared to twin the siege. (Th the 12th the tire ha:l not oinned, but the English were crec.ting. blitterieg. The place resisted,. bta could nut du so ionto,-, n had. anira garri±cowat 21';00 men, under the Governot and General it! Li iryn ;t 11•AnToc - ,.,1:1.. It is in want of water and at ~liutiition ; and it is probable th a t w h en t h e 1:(1hvy artiliery.rerives, he will nut stand' on - as-' s .iiir Lori I3ENTINCK commauds the siege. SVCITETa ih a force 6( '22,000 Wen-, had arrived at Vinfa- Ica , , , ;ues from Tarragona), um! it •i 3 sl:pi ! o9t.ti that this w:ts: the motive for not clisetn- twkiog the heavy artillery ou he f The Fren 'eh ft OW Tortosa have horned the boats on the Ebro, and ocvasirmed.some loss to VILLA•• %Alla v. stati(nied UI observation then% • . -, 1414ty the JJuite of nonnicin ' ~! ~ • , .144'.1Nt 10, to the Cwede dc VILLA • :..7 i , r ef , t. • '"' '3' Tlave info l rme ..tetit vicinity of . . , . , ,ftt ii , „ , -• ,A, Is Cstatitt it had ;ttt affertil itUdsds, itl 'case' the edifices set apatt for titrir teteption hilt le sufficient. «I regne'st that ynti will hare the goodness assiiilthe inhabitants of this cit . : that feel;ng, aticart hacc . rclt, the greatest regta at saint thyself Under the necessity of re ftairing anti taltisig any thing front Cl2jtiditiduo, trod know ing that tilde conduct is only'to he attributed to the',r pa triotism, and their w4h to alleviatC) far *s 11 "" Me s• tht I.ibultry, and sufferings of thehrave ;urn who lace foustit their caws; I ant, penetrated in the. 'twat manner with their affectionate good will, of eilfiQh I have received 0 . 4 rated proofs. God preservo you matey r a p.. . to. WELLINCi tON,-1)Okr Ci4dad Rodrigo. Itead , quarttri t Le:aca, Aug. 10,1313: ' TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL JON TX OP ttfroßiA. • " I transmit thin to you, in Miler tbh.t, Iti hahltauti of this place, you Mayetiiinmintieitte td them the ea. sisfactionifellich- his Excellency his expres.ied for the hospi tality, and hittiltiesx which the. have 'thewit towards the Eng liih Who have retsdei;'eil such vertices to' the cow l .: try, and rescued us from the rliiottr of the shivery under whin wikgreahed. ' • • .• # " I tvi?st.they will 4111 continue t.s ) lit iudnisted Ivy the same grateful leutitugutslbivartls the gene roiti deftiders of Spain. " CONDE DE YILLIFUENTE." AMERICAN :I'A pEgs.. • • ToßpgpoEs AGAIN. NoltFoLK , Jtmv 2700.-Mr. E. Mt*, of the Navy, a gentleman of integrity andenterprize, hts been for several weeks past. preparing Torpedoes to at tempt the explosion of some of the enemy's ship- • ping in. Lytinhaven buy. The British 74 gunship Plantagenet, that has for a montlmpast.been lying abreast of Cape Henry light-house, and liararely lied the company of any other vessel v appeared . to Mr. Mix as the most favourable object for trying his e%periment on. Accordingly onithe : night of the 18th July, accompanied by. Capt. BoViNt*, of Salem, and Midshipman M‘Gowettsi of the . Milted .States. Navy, who volunteered their assis • ance during the whole enterprise, he left lams !Aerie of rendezvous and ;proceeded •down to the' Manic/go/a, of 74 guns-. in •'a large. opett 'boat, which- he cells the: Cliesapeake'i'. Rerenge," and from previous observetion-found nolitflieplty in ascertnininObe position 'of' the ship. When :he bad got to within 40 fathom Of her; he dropped "the 'Torpedo' over, 'itr the .very' instant of doing *hid) he was h d1e.,l by one of the enemy's guard htiats.. The machine. Was•speedily taken into the hunt again. and he. wade:hisivayliiriii On the night of the-I9th matleanother attempt and .saws again discoVered ere be caul(' accom plish his purpose.----On the night . of the 4 20th lie succeeded in getting within 15 yards of the ships bow, 4011 directly under'her litiere tae eiiutinued making his preparations for lii.nfainte§, when a centinel from the forecastle hailed ." boat Ahoy !" and tie Mad to'decaanp. The ceutiucl nat ing answered, fired his musket, which vvA fidlowed ay a rapid disrharge of small arms.---Bins lights were Made to timid Out the boat, hut.failedi They then threw rockets in thifeient directions, which illuminated the water' for a eonside.rable width as far es they were thrown, and succeeded hi disco vering the position of . thertocturnal visitor ; %rhea the ship. conimenced a rapid. fire of heavy gums slipped her cables and minle•sonie sail ; while her boats were dispatched 'in pursuit,--.44e i!aring in tramders, however, escaped unhert,, The . tisits were repeated on the nights' of the 2lst, and 23d, without success, as the ship having tAeo the alarm, changed her position every night. ~ -On the night of theg4th, however,,My.„Mix siiccei:{{;d in finding her out, nod h'al'ing taken liikpoilOoti within 100 yards distance, in a direction with Imer. larboard bow, be chopped . the macirir4;: into the water just as the centinel was crying , all's w well. It as :tiwept m'Vith the 6 , 444 and would have completely clfected erraq. but: for a cause not proper tfo ,be ,nareed but . which ,may , be easily guarded against in future,',., experiments it , exploded a few secon4 too soon-- 1 -The, scene was, awfllly !, It wai , like the conees.sign ; ol, en earthquake,.attiudeil with a sound loudir anti .mere. terriiic',than the heaviest peal of 'thunder.' Tlyramia of water, fifty feet ua eircumference,:. leas thrown my to Abe height of thirty or foity ,feet ; its appriir finCe was nvisiti red, :tinged at the sides wick a beautiful ,pmirple. , ---Ou ascending to its greatest height,, it burst at the top wi s h p tremeinlons plosion, and felt 'in torrent§ on the deelc of the, s hip,. which 'rolled intoane yawning chasm below; and hadoearlv upset : iropervioositurkuess again pre vailed. the 'light ,occasioned by the. explosiou, though fleeting, enabled Mr. Mix truth corn pantons to discover•that . the fore-channel of the ship was blown off', ,and boat 'which lay along site, with several men in her, was thrown up in the dreadthl eonvuhioli of the waters. Terrible in deed must have Oecto 'the panic ot the - ship'; crew, from the noise and confusion which Appeared to our adventurers to prevail on hoard.; anti they arc: certain that nearly the %elde: of the Ship's crew basil), betook themselves to the boats: • Though he did not succeed on this occasion in destroying one of the enemy's ships, I\l6,Mix is rather encouraged than disheari coed: He is .re solved to make another alit fur as soon 115 time and circumstances will admit ; - and ,la ,e appears oonfident, from the experience which pi-I-tett/t has given bit», that he wine able to make fature' triads with a Certainty Of Stiecess, , Since time Torpedo Explosion on Satorday night, the Piantdgcnet nal been guarded by all and two fri'g'ate. , , which, with two or three , tenders, cbut prise :ill the shipping at present iu Lynolt!tv,eit. TALL Pr;E, JuLY 27.*:rhe lAriV s ( l"Adrour of tine has been up time Potoma , e, and -watered, .hi.tv , .'t ll:Wilted, and are' now oh' point Lorrk-Oot (owl Of - the points of. the Potoinac tat tne hay). They. have lannded, a strtnig fo f ce taco' or direr: mails Irr»u the Pfliiit* Awl ntis plinearing stock; having. abotit ')()Q licati lu LL . . Armstrong's hff. r firi A • ' ..rmuro..7; -.- $ anti Briseoe s mitt lottte negenei, baVe been bV.titeni; sdrite of the bitter h c escaped, returned t.o'qbeir mastt. 4 t.s. Beveti deserters hive edsie. in. m.--zA ttiq befeiy firing, tyds 'ital.,' at Washiputon and this in the direction of AllnapoliS ; it ianteat f ur Year two lours. is :apprehended int attack. hat been matle on that pittet by the British. Washitigtem, July n I. 10RT MiGs AGAIN SZILIEGEI). Copy o f n Lacer traionoitted to the Serretai iof . Wait la y the person to whoui it "as addressed. i ‘ , • , " Upper Slandalphy. July Stf. DEAR Sts,—Mr. Oliver hal tloit ulaiteitt: arrived from Fort Meigli, with a'verlial inesiag e froftn General Clay tu iqr•Cieueral Harrimm, (now at sthilashi with >i considerahle forcer, informing him that ilcr flritiit, and Ithliami hare again liesiegett that place. They were digeovered on the opposite side of the, rivt-r yesteiristy awning, ,jua. after reveillee. The ludiaut had crushed over in the night: . 4‘ JOHN ti. hARThETT, Q. M. Gen." % 7 jULY 10-l7.—The army, tindev generals De llottenburg and Vincent has its bead qUarters at Twelve-mile Creek, from which the forces extend in a line to Queenstown, r circum scribing the American forces within a narrow stntee, extending but it few miles from Fort George. Two detachtnents of the American prisoners, cap tured the-24th by Lieutenant , Fitzgibbon, Cow 'skting of several officers anti 458 non-commis sinned ()hirers anal privates, 'have, arrived bere,.aud havo::embarked for Quebec., the, •steam-rboat from („),i)vc Caine passengers C t. number.of pri vates', .&c. of the f iitla Dragoons, the 13t1t infan try, besides do sailors, volunteers from the trans porti, bound to theLdses. SACKETT . S 11.o4i'outt —A.' letter from -General Levvi4 to the Secretary of War, dated July says-« pur iikwe one Out of the. inner h:lrhour,„ and appearances are.: in V.OUV of on% to sea in 4S hours at farthest," • ALeaNy, learn from t ,person who left BUffalo on Saturday, brat Commodore Chaun cey, with the fleet, had arrived at Niagara ; that nutnher'Of sail 's - destined for Erie, had lande(l, aud Were to proce - ed immediatdyfor thatidacc to man the atuied vessels there; that fears of an im mediate attack On Buffalo sithsisled--t he Bri tish troops which had .been.collectr.%l at Port. Erie having disappeared, and, the boats (about 15)- gone up the Late ; and that sotc:e troops . wl ich httfi bMt sent to Butrldo to protect, that plice, were 'ordered 'to return to Fort George: The number of privateers, of any note, nOw at ,sea frOm the,, ,United States, is 14..,1 Majority of - these have been abSent for two nthtiths,, andtc.ly r one Prize has' got'. in. • , • , • lhaaAnoEs.---By letters tram Larbadnes, of the Sth July, received this Morning, we are sorry to &ail that very chnsiderable datnai4 - e.had been tained by the shipping at Bridgetown, in conse quence of some ilevere ,gates from the N. IV. and- S. W. on the 1.1 4 .41 of that•month.—The following are extracts : ship Bootle,; Ftlllo, is on shore a little shove the Tort at the Vier-head, and completely stranded ; she had 70 tons of ontwarcl-bound freight from Liverpool, and 150 hogsheads of Su-. lit' on board. for.that port, , --all damaged. • ship th:tir NI., went n►, sh..re sigrib itc t of iMarandale's watering-place in the Bay ; she was ready for SCR (I ser passengers were also on hoard at the time), hound for LondOn,:aud had a cargo oi .533 _hogsheads, 267 tierces,' 5 barrels . of ?Sag: 14 80 hales. of Cotton, end some other triffingfrelght. The water in her hold is tip to the 'Second tier of Sugar, about 22)0 casks of the remainder of which may prohably be sav e d. She has lost her bowsprit and foremast.--M.. LOCK , - Wool), Master Attendant of the Naval Yard Ma-. !dished Caere, and the Captain of the transport Three Sister*, afforded every assistance in their power to, the Colonist, and rescued the passengers .and crew front their perilous' sitnation hoard that vessel ' , at the hazard ot their own lives," %"►'Asa#c:tu'i'cfl Joe 29..".1t is whit moth sa tisfaction 1 accinaint you , that the tyramtieal;EM hargo Bill which lately . pass‘ed the lower -House of COugresi, has been rejected by . oitr independent 'Senate; 18 •to 111. Two Senators were • R 6 6. V lit Paggett, of Connecticut, and Smith, of Mary- load) Who would probably have voted,ngaitrst the 'Bill. Vic ttYo Houses wilt' adjourn on Monday lie*t;tinllcs!S'sottie other viitlent or toad measari: is iproposeilify the t:xecutive. 1t is reported that' the P...tiglish have rua their rig, Ci s the :it," in the Potomac, have passed up bitesapeake Bay, and are transferring the alarm to 'Annapolis , and Mahtowti. EMR Rao. 71m injunction of secrecy baying been removed 'froth' the' hifo closed doors • proceedings of the lIonse•of Representatives, tee vire enabled to de, .velope the subject whiCh arrested their' attention; On Tuesday the 20th, the following ' , Shrine W 44 received from the President of the United States : • - rONTIT/1 7 ,NTIAL. TO TUE .SENATE AND 1101Pli: (t REMOSINTATIVE.S OF Tug If NITEM NTATrY• Torre helot stilficienf ground to infer that it is the enemy's pifrpose to combine with the blockade of our piirts, special licenses to neutral 'vessel*, or to British vessel* in neutral 44guise,q, whereby they may draw from nor country the pta- Ctse kind and, quantity of exports tssential to their seams, it s. gerter4l - saiiiinimee remains obstrueted—heepiog of view also t e insidious di.Trimiliation between different port; the U nited States, nod as a it VStenti it mit.connter 'tete& 'Aill have the effect of LI isiiiiishing very materially the purpose of thc weir on the ent,tor, and eneintragintett perse veranea, in, it, itt.the•salue time that it veil!, leave the,general eonimerce of the United States limier all the vcssure the enemy can impose ; thus stiiijectint; the witch: to 'British re gulation, in subserviency to' Dritisli monopoly. I recoup. mewl to the conside...athii of the Congress the expediency ,sit immediate mid etf , etiial prohibition of exports, li mited to :t convenietit day in their next sesgiort, OW re wovable its the ttietut tituo; in the cvtut of et 44:16011 of the blockade of our fart;. " JAMES MADISON. iVashlngton, July 20, Pill." The Alpssage was refeered to a Committee for Fm.eig, l Rt;latin n s, who reported the nvxt 'day, that it wtits inexpedient to act upon the Message of the Preident. This Report Was referred to a committee of the whole House, :who ntnentled the Report, by striking out " inexpditut," and in iog expedient. Thh ametitiment, in a Com mittee of the whole, ' was strrnttuusty advocafed Y the and tether s , a nd as stre ttuott Ay 0 p ,„ e 1 b S y pa c e nl l :( e .r i s' The amendment wro reported ; , 0)( 1 ag r..ed to by the Ilowle, and referred to a se- It c t (;ounnitree. Mr. Grundy, Chairman, w!irs. on (Le text day, repited bill, f a yl l , 4 an CI ice' !baritii ioniist;nk of . 116 Utid teCt:ons, king Sw:. atautia4 bopki itsatri the did enbaro attl, H,t c t bdifttinitik all the rilindxldug ok , .avisidti:- - j.tif the alit eHbrcing Act. Tli'6 bill as b,,:10, mitred to x Committee Of the wh I!_nne; forcq:l through the (;unlinittee; reported to the House . ini6udintitt, all ginendmeits bting jected, anti then forced iiirong!l the House, en. -grossed, and liaised the saute day , ; it was r": ported at about stval at night—:-Ayes SO, Noel A Committee was ispriointed to carry the Bill to the Seuate,- and as their ciinauitenee. • Ott tiirday the 24th, the -Semite oidered . the 'hill he printed (eilyidehtially), and peistponed the cu' '! sidertitiott of it WI. the 2tstli and on Weihrsel re voted it—Ayes IG , Noes 18. N EW YORK, JULY 31.--4ieneral Xrrnstrongit"3 Secretary at War, arrivcd in thi: city 3esterd4' on his way to the northern frontier. i!, - HEAD QUARMS, KINGSTON, 'Jutir 1. GENERAL ORDER. - His Excellency the Comniander of lies received a di' from Major-General Pt ltottenburg, reporting a successful • attack the enem'y's pint and doCklard, at Black Ito; , at day-break, on the morning of the llth 1.6 " 1 detaclime.nts of the King's and 41st regime n together with Lieutenant Fitzgibboa's partY the -19th; and about 40 militia, the Mink ardoon t ' lag tai 240. then, utyler the col:inland of•Li" I : Col. Bishopp. . caeca -'s position Elul by a spirited attack, without the 0 i %„. 3 single Siver al • large boats‘liden 1 0 111 I anetTrovisions, and three field pieces, a L'e two 6 ,poupdvrs, were brought ;pray a ve ,i t , aad the naval store-houses have been burnt. t os fort:matt:ly, before tlve evarnatioa of thtt port completed, a strong reinc6reement of the uided by Indians -, preised (lion 'this meat, by which • Captain Sainiders of tbe' ll ' t ...:,. the Forts 13 men were killed : Lieutenant-CA/Re' -' shuppi-Lietttenant o:ontp 'l w isson of . the ' II "' '' c re 15 rank and die wounded, ife ountlorl',l4 brought over. Lieut.-Col. iiihapp tteLt.a‘ three wimmds, severe, but not cmisitlered (Lino iftts.—By his .I.lxcellenev's comm:viul; , t , EDWAD Atlj.-glener FRIDA.Y,- iLTLY' 16, 4 O'C/ode, P. 114 ' -41. -- ,, li iiii;ll.4 fiN../ . ...... 16 F11611"11;11SHURG•Aboat sun-rise till* vw- !ice I . ln express arrived from Fredet•iekslairg, ctin*.„.,:, into the Governor's baud the folowiasidssPj ,r: 5m....... " File.odicirlieiknsthoarivm,ait'ih.oanrsiirsere,eit:et,iitit:l/lia; crlr.,,i leg by express, from ther•Colnuel Cosituan(Ll.i'l::,, K i ng George Camay, toe lirkiill fleet, sun' iti "* at. several frigates, and a number of .sunillet ''', *els, rite in the Potomac, and lay last night 0 1 ;: is 'site the Havog's Feri.y. Captain Green, with' ',.., volunteers, is gore over to the Pottitnac t:,:,, mornieo. 1 D T he Militia Of the town are' now 111 1 . 1 _! in itrin expresses are sent to inform the afitt. e '' f ` n the adjacent counties. , Three ride culprit!, , " 331 the 51st regiment :arrived here a tow d.r . ( ago on their ' tun ' Tame Ex,:enenev, They are coratounchrdlif his forces take ; wh ci h er b e C • aprams llama, Somers, and tilikerson. .0 to i . ," We "visit these companies to gain here uotler or:111 41 ' t 'll ascertained w ig g t co urse the enemy ine..?l,!, march to Richmond, or lard h make au attack On this town a few d tl i s jr , I'Llope. ~ keleli)‘4l - • "- Th -e OiEeers commandiug these cY' r e. „s. tender . orders Cruet your Excellency, have coo rec ,,L i e ,.., (1, at the solicitalion of the Mayor end C''' ltf i x o niPC44%,4611.3/1. t°V.ll;rte:ll3.l:l,Tntitle7, jej":: ‘.... ouneil of the town, to wait until We c ffi) o to from you. For .this purpose the Geolloo ll /0 0 will hand You this Waits on you. "14 i h°l ,:e g it 4 !fill permit the , sl sumo sties to remain ti'v.-1,,0 lit the net of theTti•toulac. : I V e 11 , 4 , asufficient , qtrantity of powder. These' . c4nll ,s hies have titles. If you . permit them p 1 ' 6 ;4 0 r barns to our wiihei, some ball find e fo ,. . utrus will be wairtiug lie J - M ood, as 44f ilit 0 ward your auswcr by the helm; as B P' eil "' possible. - ' io n' re , 7t . ti S i t' i re a t r i l li: 1 1 a t i t i t l i i : e g s ri P. l it te e , l i e r: t e i t : E.% : N u l f'.l ::l b yl t : : Ei i i i !l raY: sr l c‘ l , . ) ) i a til :; d : t(l.l4;i tl ret t i l l;' , l: e: Nt i l i g lcslce: :: : l ': : :l .. :l ;l; : '3 , ..l 4 , I 17 e . . i t: t d v t. t ir Oil tel4ts, msmier, ball, t,:.e. i ill''`• ' 1 ' 1 rifles, '" 1100E1'a C. ntinwELL, cartair). 4 . , JAMES SO M E[l.);, Captain. ,-. 10 3 ta " • . C. cATLErr, Li c uteuant 'C0n.1,..;, . . t.:P_ P. S . An.' expresS has tisui nionilit ilr.i.'i::tti . 6 ) ;""g rli , tt Ale ellviiiy Was Within li. feW Wilt,' i outac Creeli.—Vour o'clock." . EXTEA:CT OP A LF.TTER FROM WASII/NG - TO N ' arc 11 ‘ ; li t e .1 1; : : : 11: ;: ) : ! 1. )s: of tile- : I s nlA t 1::);D:p else vire:4;tita;'11111:":" that they are ten utiles below 11°I. i t adi bare°, or about sixty by %racer hely w , progssing upwards. 111 e arei",, re sel'' advancitig Towards then! as they . tbc 4aTylanti mi:ititt watch thesis ri ll4l- Chesapeake belga' Alintyntirc. 1.11 - ‘ tl v ,r. T 1.3. A party of the British blade:ll in ` 1 A 1,5 as high up as Itiania Moy, le ss t i,„ o bebitv this city by lAnd ; but they tt m re fer dr et by tile ntiLtia of that place, with ti.e OLd,.' part of a Captain killed, tuld uthurgcop W Oll/11 ,„ Guards, SOO 'along, ordered On scrvico to 11 1. 43 „ , i T il A detachment from the three neglitient4 c! n . were yesiterdui worsting insperfol w t_tyl i t ) l ie t a i s i e g c l it ) o ess ex tir re.s Aunts iid their highly 'unary aplicilrance. The wo rt mentioned Officers are to figensurny dig 11 / 1 11 ,,, H 5A --I st itegiment, Lieltien lilith.C4;s,Mek Haw and HANEL:Br, the ii O3 . Capt(lia Ct.rsgtt;:s.,, anti Captain TtiriNtec,N, E!;signs Po.ONC, Gitt 'lltbind ' II4T TY. --4 .; old Ar ea 91, 6.11*i gm SALV/4 : 14 1 , 0-10 """^v.—Third Regiment , Captain 4ltti'43l. and Lnhign Nitacl' • • ".t) tro o p s o f the Ph Illtssnrs, ( hoof Lnents gf the 16th Light .I)raptoun, and gd.,l A pit 14rTagaunt,. Gcrman begion , 00 7 ' 4 7, Fridity for Spaia,*tt P05etAn0,,,,,i405 H l ll)Wunat: granted to the Seijentoa,,..;)t„, ; 4:luutver and Ycom,titry corpi Cot?' of a horse; bait heet l intarelot . ,`. le st. "'"'";'.; per diem fr,uu tho ar c ~ s. l. . I. 1, tci ~ops~ lov;