The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-26 00:00:00

FRom 'rue, LONDON GAZE TIT, Jt.u.Y 24. Admiralty-Ogice, %Tilly 24, 1813. Extract of n • from Captain S'ir George - Collier, of Ntalesty's ship Sum , address , Nl - to • Admiral Lord J(elth, anti transmitted by tis Lordship to John Wilson crokell, Esq. ti/irivill4nte, off Gnitaria, :Tilly 1, Iqll I hate now the honour to repovt, that Guitarha -was evarnaten by the'enemy this morning at clay , break, and soon afterwards occupied by aflivision under Baron de Menglanch The enemy appears to have been so presied by the appearance of the shipping,•after his determination had been . taken, that most of the cannon ware left serviceable, and all his provisiOns, calculated for some months ; but it is with regret I mention that about three o'clock' P. M. we witnessed a most awful explo sion, which, by a'refinement in cruelty,' appears to have been intended to destroy all the poorer inhabitants'at a blow. The magazine, contain it)g near two hundred ha rrelc; of gimpowder, and dug in the solid rock connected with the mole, where the fishing boats lay, had been prepared, `aild a lighted 'match left with it; two casks of wine previously broached were also left lei' the wall, offering a temptation to the lower , :fasseB of the 'inhabitants, but thi9 circumstance most providentially proved their great preservation. The Spanish counnandant, on entering, ole,erving the confusion Rely to en , tie, ordered the inhabi tants from the mole: into the town, and while means were taken to force the door, the exido slim took place, and destroyed about twenty of the garrison and fishermen, tis well 'as all the boats in or near the mole. I have the pleasure to acquaint your Lordship, that the • tle, town, and port of Passage, were recovered, trom the enemy yesterday, and garrison of one hundred and t'iirty-six men, cut off from St, Sebasiians, were taken by.n part of the Spanish brigade of Longa:under the the illittlediatC order of Don Gaspar, attachefl to Sir Thomas Graham's division. The Spanish loss on this occasion was very trifling. Extract of A Letter from Captain Tower of his litajestOs ship Coracna, witiressed to Sir E. Pelleiri Uart, transmitted by him to J. W. Crolter, Esq. ' It. AI, ti. Curacon, off Toulon, .Tune 10. I have the honour to inform you, that the boats of the - Cnracmt and L'Aigle, Sir. John Louis, have captured or destroyed eight of the enemy's vessels, • at the times and places set forth in the following '‘) report, On the 20th ult, three -feluccss of considerable tonnage, deepl) laden, were scuttled by the enc . ray, and sunk in the harbour of Campo del Porto, in the Island of Elba, the marines andboats of the two ships having first paved tlieway by rout inf.; a considerable body of military, taking a hat , tery of two twelVe-pounders, a square tower on the .i.,....arke00 principle, armed with a Six , kitoder; (all of which , were thrown-into the sea) killing .several of the. enemy, and making prisoners of t‘lo artillerymtn ; .x..ong.ng to the 4th regi,ment, anti of ;five militia. On 'the fol lowing morning, the bliats -captured three settee's, mule r convoy of the rilinch brig Abeillr,' Who found refuge-in Port' Perrajo ; ta r ed on the 28th, two feluceai of the first class were taken, from the. ,beach, at the town of Alescu, • .near the • . Golf of Spezia,When secured to the houses in eiTerY , . possible manner ; it is necessary for me to obv serve,' that the boats chased 'them in, in the morn ing, and hi the '.evening . a breeze of' wind enabled • the ships to anchor close to the town, where the inhabitants. were actively employed in unloading one of the vessels ; by throwing a few 'shells front . ,the,Caracoa,, and shewing.the broadside's of the 'two ships to the town,while the marines took..up a oonMinding position ' WC were -enabled to get them Off without the slightest misfortune; hot I have to regret; that in the attack of,the 28th, we had one man killed' and two wininded, and L'Aigle two killecimid three wounded, the names" of whom are under-nientionech Names ut Men Killed owl ri 7 nunded. ;;-rticon.--Thomias Cropper, C,lptnin (if. the afterguard, po ur utile sealant), wounded; David Ail ') ordillary 14 , ;11T111, 1 1, 11 . 01111 dell. L'Aigle.—Fre‘krick Viefory, able seaman, ; Peter Porrie; Ode serrmitn, • ; John Chalk, u...linury seaman, tinisded ; Ittis , vll, yetnilan of the powder-rootn, wound ed ; James 6tiqrd, ordinary scantln, wou n ded. gir*!word Pellew kris trktnimitted to .1. W. EA. a letter from Copt, Nloonsey, of his Nlalpsty's %Lip an'oceowit ..f the boats of that slop „i, thi, 7th May, muter the ilitection of Lieuts. Cro4ier and Soodom, etc out., limn under Ihe tower and batteries of Orbt,sello t art armed xebec, al two arpounders.' Copt, Moun- Ley.i;:clAy eorunurrrtatbe spirit utui I,:allniitry of the onicerA .rosy mvo. who performed this serviek ofnier a heavy tire from the fort. ~ Nllljlll4lSillleTry by which Mr. Webb, Midshipmfui, cud were w 'aft ; • RegenL beefs pkagtol In :„ tW , iioinif of VA k i,ty, to 'present the :; !)nttur in I)itipity to thr. Rectory of The ' r•otrt,ll , .', a.:(1 f)iocii;e of 'Norwich, 71.0 P....v. W. Wyatt. I!Ft I. . k;., thr, I) . opv: to g , :;rolti7 i tt, t ..I. Tihoittott to be one of (froolos the r.ula tho I 'l,ttf. , - "iCok (.4zlzortir 4:-.nsoink• rip r r • thC A T ,:lihhibop of Con±erbury to pt,par• antl Tlool;*givittl , : to a' Col, for tw.: ,1 li e ' alril'rl 01,Tr tile hencit ;it ,r, putter the coionuoill of ..! :,;11 egoeci t 1):. for the ii;elo Bich i no:alto:A 21st of ,1 11; , e t neiglilloorliooil llt Vittornt, (',-,ioc t s or th e pt;..'ver .crit r:oncl oro! clotreheK E ngland (Irtier iu (..%)uucil iiirecta the Minilters : , f the r E.tahlidieti Church a well ay tfl(iSe of tlit Eilkeop;il ( ionloun:on to offer prayris Sunday, August let, or on Sunday after ro.q.:e'lit, of t tn. not i 4 ---r~~~----- I SI7IEltSE1041: ) . nrnir, covent-garilothjewener. J. 13i v. in, rilvvyklant. 11.1N1 RITPTS. liriet , •druper, to .mrrentler July and t , r , t ih Auction Nfart, I'6 cire*.st eci,i;e.4lford-w• A . 11 1,1)442 ;1 1 1 , 611'4i iqrs, .<lllcail),r Attar-. ... tt. Aftp,;4o, t#, 44, iti.l4. Septet - niter .4, am he , 'invent, um; Cu, , tnido, itini T. (>l4 117(rad-,stnet,t-ittiber-awrchaust:4. ty 11t;t1v,1 4, ulid - ....eptv0,1,er 4, at tcuil,ll,all. w.‘ , . 'ffire(t-K i"!,, :toot:ester, hat -1,7, io, 144 ii.ovtiv (lint! Vntiffil), 31111 /3„,„ 1 1, tic;• AAtorney, Mr, , I ;att, o P 1. Cs 11. R ift. St. •Slartin's . -gale. Ticturo-dealer, July 17, A ttgnst a. and ,September 4. at iildhal I. Attorney, Mr. Hare*y, CnrAtor-street, ChantTry-I:ine. I', Holland, Cpunty Terrace, Kent-J-0 Id, merchant, ! Tilly 11, Augnvtl, and September 4 ; at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. • Lecy,Thrce-Crown-eourt,,Snitthu ark.. • A-Fluke, Worcester, eahinet-maher, July 80, August and Sept. 4, at lie Hap:pole !yin, Worcester. Attornies, Dark. adl Co. Princes-street, Bedford-vow: New Sari*, tanner, Angust 4, 6„antl'Seple4i►ber 4, at the Assembly Roam., New Swum. —Attornies, and Son / Middle Temple-lane. T. Haigh', Crossland - Hill, YorlsAilre, clothier, August 1 8 .19, and September 4, at tlw , Talbot lint, ilJternies, Cardale and Co. Cirmy'S Inn. Cottereli, Southataptoit victualler;,„Anqnst 11. 11, and September .1, at the Coach and . I 'No t ab t iMptnn. At. t•ri Clement and Co: 11,,tclitre,h;zi l war. i'. Sayer, jun. llnngay, Sri T k, Unnor-merchant, Attatt4 211, 21, and September 4, at the Kimes Headlito, Buts:;;:}.. /Worn es, Tarrant and Ca. Chance, - V -lane, • E. Willian;%, Oxford-street, ettee;emonge3,4nlY 11, Angml 3, and September 4, it Unildhall. Attorney, Mr. Clark'e, Ilishapsgate-stree.t Wit linut 4. Clarkson, Curdworth, Warwick, t:reePr. Auzust et ti, .arid . ;epternbrr 4, at the Royal Hotel, Birinighant.' Attorney, Mr. Brown, commerclal Sale `Rooms, Mineing-lone. , , J. R0d..., Ellesmere, Salop, butcher, July 2r), :',o,ami-Suptent hr•r 4, at the Red Lion ,Inn, Ellesmere. A- 110 'mq, Mr. Edmmuls, Exchequer Office of Pleas, - Lincoln's-Inn. IT. Wilkinson, Gloucester, money-scrivener, Jnly 2, au , rrr,;t 6, and Setptember 4, at the Talbot 'fayern, Bristol. Attar- Whitcombe and King, Serlemt's-Inn, Pleet.street, • M. Barnes, Lambeth 'Torrace, jeweller, Augrist 7, .21, and Scptenther'4, at Guildhall. Attornies, Bogers, and : on, Mancl•iester-buildings, Wectininstar. • E. Daniel, Newcastle-::port-Trent, dealer, Jnly 10', 31, and September 4, tit' IhellAtland Arms Inn, NewcaAlle-upon- Trent. Attornies; ; Rossi Hall, and , Ross, New, Ilosvell-' court. A. Samuel, Liverpool, silversmith Aognqt la, - 14, iiod S;eo teinher 4, at the Glohe r niverri,liverpool. Attornies,Nr. Bird, Castle Witch. Liverpool. , [Promotions, &c. ace, to-morrow.l LONDON GAZErrE . EXTBAORDINS4Y, OF,SUNDAY, JULY 25. COLONIAL DEPArAm ENT,' Downiiig.stycel, Julre4. Captain' Aid-dt-Catnp to.Lieut6tant• General Sir GeOrge Prevost, arrived this day,, ‘vithdispatehes addressed to Earl Bathurst, One of. his Majesty's Prineiimt Spereta i ries ot•State., of which the following are cripies and extracts : tlead-quarteri, Kingston, Upper Catiatfa:Sl.3y My Lonn,—l Lave the honour of .tr tnsmitting to your Lordship the copy of a &Tate') tvitich have received from Major-General Sir. R. sbeafre, containing the particulars of an' attack made by the land-forces, ond the flotilla of the enemy, 'upon York, in Upper Canada, on the 27th ult. The enemy left York on the Bth instant, 4 md proceeded to Niagara, ‘vho.e I understand they landed, nit the American side of the Lake, 1200 men, under General Dearborn, for the purpote of strengthening .their army op that line, and pro hably with a view to, make a further attempt on Fort Erie or Port George. The flotilla aitcrwtards returned to Sackett's .Harbour,where I find, from a flag,of truce which came over the day before Yesterday, they remained on the 14th. From the information I have received from an Officer ot the Lake Marine taken at York, and sent over in the flag of truce, I find the enemy'S force at Sackett's Harbour amounts to Ilrar ;5000 men, and that they were making preparatiOns tor :taw her exreditinu o but t 4, repot point die attack was to be . d.Rieted, I have noebeen able tit aster.. taM." I have the humour to, be, ex. • Gino UGE PREVOST. Ear) Bathurst, &c. Kingston, May 5, 1813. SIR,-4 did myself the tumour of writing to your Excellency, (many route from York, to communi. rate the mortifying intelligence that the enetnv had obtained posseision of that place on the `27th of April.. I shall now give your Excellency a farther detail of that event. In the evening of the 26th, informatiOn Was te. eeived that many vessels had been seen to the eaSt ward. Very early .the ,next : morning they were discovered lying to, not far trom the harboUr : after some . time had elapsed they made sail,: and to the number of 16 of various descriptions, an chored nir the shore, some distance. to the west ward. Boats fuli of troops were immediately seen assembling near their Commodore's ship, under '.eover of whose fire, and that of other vessels,: and 'ided by the wind, they soon effected a landiog in spite au spirited opposition from Major Givens, and aluint 40 Indians. .A company Of Glengarry light infantry, which 'had been ordered to strpport them, was, by some 'mistake (not in the smallest degree imputable twits Commander), led inamo ther direction, and came late into action. The' other troops, consisting of two Companies of the' Bth or King's regiment, and about a company of the Royal Newfoundland regithent, wi h • sonic encountered the enemy 'in a`thick wood. Capt. M'Ncal, of the King's regiment, was kill ed while gallantly leading his coMpan,y, 'which suffered severely. The troops, at length felt back; they rallied several times, but could 'not maintain the 'contest against the greatly superior and, hi creasing numbers of the 'enemy. They retired under cover of our Which Were e'nti;agCd with sonic of the enemy's vessels that :had moved. nigher-to the ''harbour, By smite tinfortukte ac cident the, magazine at the we tern battery blew up, ,arift killed and woonded tt considerable rigni ber of trien„ and crippled .the battery. became too evident tlust our nuothers and nicanof defence were isrulequate ,to t he task of I.lllint posses pion of York against the vast tillperiUyity Uf force hrouglit' against it. The troops were withdrawn towards the town, and were finally ordered to retreat on the road' s to Kingston; . the powder magazine wai hloWn lip, and the new ship and the:naval striryl"(lestroyed, Neut.-Col, Chervett and Majot Ilan Of the -mi litia, residents in the town, wtrp 1114111dt:41 to treat with ale Atiierican Commanders for terms itement Y,f those fig - cc ed nn , it Mainr-GiM. anti Commodore timimeey, is. trans- , 'Miler! to your ijiled and Niv;puided,. : The accimuts of li t Acellency, with ,returns of oe .. number of the enemy vary Irma 1 39 0 to 3000. We had ablaut '6OO iilcloding ati(l'd 6 Ayard 'Men. The goality of these troops was o f so s ,, perior a deseriptiots, and their generAl'dispbsition s o good, that mulct. Jess unfavourable circum stances, I sl,kml.l bive. felt confident of success, ill spite of the di )p;irity of nonitiers.: As it was, the contest, which commenced between sk :and O'dOek, Maintained nearlyt : 'hours. tie had proceeded sollte frogs -71'ros k, eve.ut , t the it,htt coniyany of the lug's regiment,' an its totsti: I,r Fort 6,:orge : it I . 6ired cnci cover t i the retreat, which kv'as uffected with out motestat'on frcrii the :enemy. I huve the honour to be, •11.. 11. Slii.A?l,E. Major:General., His Excellency Sir Gi.,n.Prerosk.,,tize, Return of ‘Vninuied, Prkorieri;. and :tika-..-r ci of the Troop, ennged at Y0r1 , ..• 114 , ter the C6lllmur:i of Sir Roger hail .Sheaf e, na • • , Kirvitcin, May 10, 1813.. Rnyal giumerg killed; 1 driver wounded.und pri ; I.poirrirei uk;; , ing Sth .liing's captain, I 'ter;earit..rar.:jor, `•1 serjrants.- , 10 rani: mil set . .leant:, 21' I- ink and file . , irri.o . thers; rank and rir;Aonr!rs; 1 rank and fil e , wounded aod prninner; 2 rank prisoners 1 rani, and file tui 4 • 4 11.:. INvwfolintlirmtl ,19 . .ifrant. 1 Orninmer, 19" rank and file, killd ; 1 drriatiner,, ti rank ,atid;'file .vounded; .1 terfant, 3 sesleants,l drummer, .8, rank rind tile, wounded and titisoners; rank and tile prisoners ;.2 rank and. file roi%sing. , Glen...Tarry : l,4;4a Infantry -,Q, rank and fire killed ; 1 ensig', 1 rank and tile: woinule•!; fi rant and f mH;iir,„ • 49th Reg.--3 rank anti We. wontaied av,d lir; - -curers; 2 rank and file prisoners (these two men wire in the hospital at tire time of the action.), Total-1 clAain, 1 serleant-mator, 4 s , rjeants, 1 dritintrier, .sr*,?. rank and file, filunnerq, ; 1 cits'gn. 2 reeantA, 1 drummer, :to rank and file, wort , ..ded; i lientenant. 4 sergeants, 1 ,runnier, 3R rank and file. i driver wounded and prisoners ; f rank and me. 1 boinbardier. 3, gunners,- yriaocers; Wrank and file, 1 former, Nqnies of Offieerg Itilied and wounded, Killed—:34tWor Detriment, N , at \fig Veal, Vo.. Inotver 11, Mac Lean, flee: of the Tlon.q. .‘centitiv. Wounded=—Royal Newfonndiand Regiment, Lieut. 1). koven, . . ... . pri , orver. r;lengarry Light Infantry, Ensign Rola**, slightly. General S'fi l tt, ('ant. Loring', tn.ith Regiment, clift)tir. Tnempor:..teil Miljtla, (;apt. Jarvis; Volunteer -- t?artlicy, Ban aCii-lilasi er. (Signed) PTCY-TXRD LEONARD, * • Acting Pen.ftv°,ls.:', Adjutant-Gen. P,II'NET,, • Adintnilt- 1 : , !;• rat, NflrtirAnneriell. TEAMS of the CAPITrY,A".. - 10N entered, into on V....17th of t for the St:m.o , r of the tnvo., of 'Joe-, in I!pner Canada, t o the Army anal Navy of the States, under the command of' Mai ;r. .to•ral Dearborn ald Com modore Chamic,.y. That the troop., iegolitr and militia, at tbia'post and the naval ottirers 'and siamett, distil it surrendered prisoners of war ;.th ,, trnOps regular and militia, ti ground their urns nn the parade, and ti.e nav,l ooicers andsearnen he bullied', J . -My snrrendered on tie parai'e, ' 'rho al! piddle stores, naval and military, shall be 'kerne- Illatelv given up to the Commanding Otlieers of the 'army and n:tvv of the United States. That nil private property shall be guaranteed to the citi• tens of the.t own of York.' That-the papers'belonging to the Civil nlicets shall be re tained ity (hem. . . . such .surgeons as may be procutrd to attend the wonnded of the ilritish'rega'ir and Canadian militia shall not he considered as prisoners of war. , • That one lieutenant-Colonel, one Ma/or, thirteen captains, nine lieutenants, eleven elieins, one quarter-master, and one deputy-adintant-general of the mil;:ta, :" " • • Lientenapt,Colonel Chervet Major Allan ; Captains John Winton, John. Tbitton, Peter Robinion, John Arnold, James James Mtrtard, Duncan Cameron, David • Thomson„loholt - obinson, Samoel Ititlnut, Thomas. Hamil. tnn, John Born, W lliam .Tarvie: Lieutenants John'Slinlts, George Mustard, Barnet Vanderburgli, Hobert Stanton, George Ridont, William Jarvis, Edw. Sl i Mabrin. J. Willson, E. Pirtv!er ; Ensiifus Andrew Thompson, A. Smalley, Donald WArtlior, William Smith, 'Andrew Mercer, James Chervet, George Knack, Edward Thomson, Charles Denison, George Deniion; D'Arq Bonito!): quarter-master Charles Baynes; nineleen serjeants; four corporals; two hundred and four. rank and file; of the Field Train.department William Dun bar ' of the Provincial Army one, coptain, one lieutenant, two raidshipnien, Nue clerk, viz. - ' • • • Captain Francis o:vivre:in; Lieutenant Green; John anholterospre, Midshipmen t: Janie, Longs den, Clerk;, on e hon•hw e in ; fifteen naval, artificers, : of his Majesty's re gular troops,:one ; viz. lket. ?as --T'vert =one see , jerint-major: and of the Royal . .\rtillery, One botnhardier, and three gunners, shall he surrendered pritnnert of war, and ac count. d for in the exchange of pri,oners betwiten'the United States cant Great (Signed) G. (.!. .MITC.IIELL, Lieut. Col. Artillery, t • (7, s.. • SAM. S. CONNER., Major, and A.D.C . to Major General I>earhorii.• • • , . WM. KING, Mitior.l7. 5. Infautr,. ' D..F.LLII)TT, Lieut. U.S. Navy. WM, 'Lit La. Col. 3d Rev. York W 11. 41 1 AN, Maim :id Ileg,l ark P. GAUVREALI, Lieutenant Marine De . partment. Yorl;,, April eB, Tht foregtiing agreement or terms of capitulation is ap proved bytes, (Signed) WM. DPAIIPOT , ....i, Major General. ISAAC C.I . I.AtINCEY, Commodore. Extract of a:Letter from Lieut.-Gem:lo Sir George Prevost, slated Head-Quarters, Kinpton, June 1, 1813.. Although, as your L or d s hip : w ill perceive by the report or Colonel Baynes; which I hmve the hc.?nour herewith, to trans.rnit, the .expedit:ou has not been attended with the complete success which was expected from it, I have great satisfaction in infot min„, your Lordship, that the courage 'patience of the small band of troops employed on this occas:on, under circumstances of peculiar hardship and privation, have been exceeded only by their intrepid ecmtinct in the, field, forcing a passage at : the point of the bayol,et, through a• thickly wooded country, affording constant shelter and strong positionslo the enemy ; hut,notasitigle spot of 'cleared ground favourable to the operations of disciplined soldiers. Kingston, May SO, 1813'. StR-1 have the honour to report to.yourlx- Cellency, that in conformity to an nrrtingrd plan of operations with Commodore Sir James , Yen, flip fleet of boats assembled astern of this •ship at ten o'clock on the night of the 280: ins.tant: with the troops placed under my (79111111 a Ild, kind led by a gun 7 bnut; under the direction . Of Captain INltilcas ter, Royal Navy,. proceeded towards Sackett's Barbour in the order prescribed top the tvriQps, !n ease the detachment w as , Obli ge d to nrireb in co lumn, tiz, the grenadier company, 10 th , wi t h ,section of the Royal Scoti 2 compatlio of the Bt : h, or; King's:, four of the •104th, two of the Canadian Voltigetirs to. two six-phutiers, with 01,:ir gunners, and a company of Glengtirry light infantry, were embarked- on board a linter gehoo - , ner, whieb.waspreposed to be towed, nnder•the dilectlOl of officers of the' naVv., so as to it,,sure the guns landed in tiMe to support the ad vanee of the troops. Although the. night was dark, with rain, the boats asAnithled in'the vieini ty of Slch-et.'s llarbour, by one &clock, in &fun pact " I 1-r glllar and in thispoition it ‘v;:s ilitelltied (Jr l'elWiltl until the Clay broke, in thc , hope or effecting a-landing before the, enemy could be prepared to line the leontk With troops, -whio 8"r -rotoathe Coast ; but unfortunately it. STTOng cur drifteti•• the hoats 11 . ohhidei ahiy, while the cans kue:ii of the night, and ignorance of.die co: l st hr 11, from recovering their ,proirersta tion, until the daydaWned,when tliCt for the, point of deharkation, It was my intention to havc_landett in thei cove fornwti by burst Islam!, but on it, we ovred that the/enemy were fully preored, by a ‘ , .e.ry heavy fire of musketry from the surrounding woods, which wer..• filled is i:li i ii'actry,oppw' with a field piece. I •di t erti...l the 1): - Y-ILs. to'' round to the other side !if klk i . .! :'hail, where a 1.7 it% was, effected in good Order and with little - althoty.li executed in the face of a corp s f ''' ' with a fida piece in the WoOd, and,tnnier-tlie,' lade of a heavy gun of the eneiny's princiril ter,Y- The advance was led by the greir , li er the 100th regiment with undaunted rilz". 6 which no obstacle could rest :.anaurt)l ' 9 d di way, ip Many places under water, no t, ino, l ' f' 1011 r fect wide, and abOnt four hundred, p!io'3 retigtb, which connected the i:lnti witli.th elg land, was occupied by the enemy in •igto t , f ; vitli a- six -poittider. It wits 'arced and o'kti e , the most spirited n maner, awl the gun ta kert 1 .fOre a Second discharge could be made Nitwit tumbril, 'witlf a . few rounds of ammanitioa,' foinitl, but unfortiot:itely the artillerya o o ", still behind . , the schooner not having hc'e 9° ",, ' get . 4.p in Cline, and the troops %fere 0 1 1 ) " 0 . tr so heavy and gaLing a lire frtny a nuoirta!'; ;, almost invisible toe, as to render It iiiipiusil halt for the artillery to eerie tip. At this 51.) 0 .i i : t pittlis led in opposite directions ri.unil thr 1 01 " 01 dire'cted Colonel Young; of the ICIO te4 i , t ! le o! with half or thi: iletacitment, to penetrite lo left, and Malor 'llruniniond, of the i 0 Itil; i f a l the path by the, right, which prov ed t''4-1100 open, and was le —. tier upiedby the roratS . ' , i the'left the wo;),t wa: very ' thick' '' d "lilt' ' obstinutely nriint 4 ttivd tic the en,:ao.i• r i, rl Vpiii' The giro-boats which hail coverca ot'' - , : - ' 0 ,1, ; afforded material aid, "by tiring jilt' the '31'106 but the American. soldi e t, secure livIli"" 'ix tints oilly to be dislodged by the baY l ' D ' e , t t iliyi spirited advance of it section produced tit.' i i , t Ittattireds---frm t hi s onser v a . i o n ail filiag 55 ..,,,„ii . reefed to cease , i i i i l s nntleig?curls,tt orde a. l: ( a ) would admit, pushed forward through 1 "; ~,,ii. upon the . enemy, who, alt 11 -Mgh greatiF 41 ~,,„1 s t I i t e b i e l c. t i a v e t t il t , I 1 1. 1 e t i l o t .:) 0 1 . 1 1, 1 1 1 e g: 1., 14 ;: 4vir , A.i. , heavy lire fr ' O a ne " t i li s c ' t i r i)P li f ) ' r r t t e , . d fl h e( Y l f t l :i i t ( h i P l i ) 4 ;: 11 ; ;i :::, 1 , ' : . to their blockto;nse 'and fort, abaldoliol`rviov,; their guns. ;p ie divi„l„,l ti , ) , le . f , (;Millie . , ..• ; .,1!', vr"sitbilied in the charge by that tu '' -' ,t' ' Dly)ratnOnd, which was executed wit h str i ' l l c v,s riled promptness, t h at manv ,,of Ow l'.''' ::,, 1 . 0. ,1 their inclosed harra,:l:s,. woit•h:, . 2 , 11,v i,i; our troops ;---.it. ibis point tht, fati.' cl. '' .i lO 4 the troops beca we unavailing., rc , •'' '' ; ‘," ,l ),, , and stockaded batter y could not .be C 411.1 1 : : , 0 sault, nor reduced by tield-pieees,' o '' ~ _ l );, ,i provided with their : the, the of , thu g:,,, t 0 1 proved ine ffi cient to 'fittain. th!ii eatl---ii , .1 0 adverse winds.contintied; and. our la r g e ! . • hit" t were still tar OW 'f•,, e e n• e rny turned a , e. o i ordnance) of the battery twilit. late il , -"i i '' ,!t t h h is e .P v ° ic s i t t s ti ; ty H at t ' i !l ll7 l fc s ) e r t t . tire 1° the• . 6WI e'llt°‘s: Seeing no object Within that could compen.„nr.i! f or th e ks s %et ! wer: ;,t , mentarily sustaining, fro t ) the heavy lire ,t 1... enemy's cannon, I directed the troops . to t , r , DO, the Position on the crest, of the' hill we luttic,,o, eel frOm. Prom this* ims...tion we were otdo re-einhark,- 1 1 in perfect order, n t h e enemy nut ' pres unl iog t0). 4 , .a single soldier svithout the hunts of his filftl'i, t i'' our reach. to attiAllil, w....i.cl was pertOritiii at our listiftf:, Your' Excellency having 44.1en‘a witilegs:it!,,,,,, zeal and iirdentcourage of every ,ioldiel• ill c1 . ,r,, ,, 1!' n their duty. `to their King awl L''' t ,' l •i c : t . iio , l e thatit that i 5 t o lbi t l::: t te l i c s °e c ls l l : sel a l r ts : e i i t il t it g ) i Ilitl:o:l'itttlote.itt:ititrint4l::::a: : ) I . ' i s'. .. tclirB' Ic t i.l ,..„ ''lll:'°' $0 1::'44 one sentiment of regret 3 " liu).l. l ‘ . t - cti e'll e° 1-ailed, on being obliged IQ quit u wa, ,.1 , 1 0,0 :idiom a small band of, liritisli soldiers, ' '",,,,,,,0f bcfm'e the:n for three hours, throi4.,ly 1 1 , il i j oilt 01(11111(1 . 114 in strong pr4itions of deft-' ll ', ( loo , 'r °lferittg a single spot of cleared griAtf!,4v,l' orders i 1 tt.l;:pocit)eforartinifTs of diseipitn eil li . :4 * ' l4 ()lit Inlvin't frilly • accomplished the tlnt :;",:. ~ b • ' 1F . and iliajor Drunincmid,. ot . the 1016. 4 , o il' c. ' 0 . T t i ll i t e ml t xilil'eo,id,..ib;itiloonisololefit,ll!,-)dite.nt:c, detach the t.. Nf l e s. l. l .. i. e eii : riiiit ,' tachment of th` e . 'Ki n g . S ; under INtajor I.:va" ' , ,. te , % a (... sustained the high awl esoldished ''«','o.o p], t...at oistinguisild, cor ns i An d C•ii;tal , ~; 0; railed hintseff or the „inple f'el'l ationicildi."o, endigg . the,ittivan et ., to display the intrecil,lol/. 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Continodore:•iir James VeO 011 ` kg :it t i fleet 9;: boats in the attack, and acool)l,lttiti4 ao Wince . of the troops, 4 1i re ,... te d i h e co,r, vat a la' d of the gun-bo;ifs. I reel inost ijfiteiL,'cg' - 'E,,,eqeip.....y., kiwi cou,ideration, iii :,110':,;'.te;', Aid,s-de-cmip AlajorB.Coore and .Fol tl-, r'etk company ore iii the 'field, and to the s Se °— the `ublt; msis'-abee tli , :Y at'oi tkz! 11'10 ' I h;tve.the honour to he; etc . .•,,,„ (siglied) `E.C.v.,•,%lzn .10'''' :oil col. Gleogairy i..ivfat ;- ii i . ,,,,t, ).. ' collo"' ' . . (Trite Copy ) .1 ' ~ .It. . , - , , z, gneo; ' AoAir t , aoFi , 'To hi, EX .T'l 1e:; c , Liolitcliint-t';cnt rat , jr (~;e..• r : ,... P., v (At , 8a... t, Itc.. ex..-Xr,, • n Returnof iiiraerl, W onn ti tl it,r ul4t •Nl:gciretr, 5.1.4.-I,ert'tt ILI boar aii t Fie 9 , h ?:-.1 CieFltr4i Sfrtre-.-:.i tiiivii. , , ~I F )t.tya;- At.„i , lcry---2 tolltier. r . 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