The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-20 00:00:00

AMERICAN - II S. AIONTiIEAL. Nov. 30.—Sinte our last, the Steam-boat has made three arrivals At this place, on Saturday evening, 'Wednesday, and this Morn ing—from *hich have been landed a considerable numlyer of sailors And marines for the Upper PrO;• since. Four companies bftbarines left here yes ttirday-, and about 300 this morning, for Prescott. I'rum Upper Canada we have nothing official ; as late as the nd inst. every thing remained quiet 'on the river from this to Ki4SiOn, and although an active preparation for defence was kept up at that place, it was gsmer'ally, expected that the ent tny would tint flare offer an 'aitaeit any way di rectly `upon that garrison. That . something of fensive will yet be at t empted by the enemy on the frontier between this and Kingston this fall, i3' altogether probable, and that they will be fuiled in any attempt they make, is daily more and mote certain.. Weguiderstand that letters have been received in town from some of General PROZTOVS 'sion 'of the army, which tend to implicate the , General for his conduct in the late action with the enemy's forces under General ll.kaalsos ; whether the reflections are just or unjust, we can 'tint pretend to say ; a suspension of opinion will at i.ny rate be the most liberal mode of treatment for 'the present. The Americans crossed from the village of Ha milton, 20 miles below Ogdensburgb, on •Tburs day morning-, the 25th tilt. •about ,an hour before day, and seized and carried off Koren ‘batteaux with very valuable cargoes 'o'f merchandize. The , goods belonged to Mr. Drain, a merchant of York, and to several others residing at the. head of the Lake Ontario. The robbers are inhvbitants of the townships of Lisbon, Madrid, and Arlasena, which lie on the St. Lawrence, in the State of licit-York, between Ogdensburgb In! St. Regis Mr. Sherwood was phniderod of a boat load of gumls, at the same place in June lat. Letters say, that about /0 deal bodies of the Americans have been found on the field, besides considetable number of muskets throv.n away in DUTCH PAPERS. DoaDßecitY, Dec. 11.—Gertruydcnburg, with all the adjacent places, were yesterday evacuated by the enemy with great precipitation, and pos. Sesstou' was torn Isy tha Russian 'troops, who entered by crossing the Maese atVorivenclarn.— Ily the abandonment of Williamstadt and the flo tilla in pleb haste, we have obtained the provi . sionsoluipages, &c. They hasten in the greatest consternation by Steenbergers towards Antwerp. ROTTrRDAM, DEC. 14.—The passage of the Allied 'troops through Viaivi towards Gorcum is very considerable. The place has not yet surren dered., but this event may' be botrly expected. HAGUE, Dcc. 14.—From Francka, thirty; eight tarn, equipped, have been .vent to serve under the'Orange banners.HWuilders 10,500 hare been 'subscribed by a few perisons, principally in tiler , . eantile houses, as voluntai y contributions. PUBLIC NOTICE. . " .4»islcrrlarn t Dee, 13. • " The Provisional Government of this city has resolved as " Art. 1. Thatail the French in this city, whether etnploy ril in any ollice, otherwise, shall appear at the Stailt House, to give in their rtanieS, residences, occupations, places of Mt ti vity, All inhabitants nf this city wbo have employed Frenchmen in their honks, in :my capacity, shall give an &K..' count of them at the same 11 , Arean, within t wenty-four hours. " Art. 3. Ail Frenchmen not complying with this Order, by giving in the necessary particulars, .shall, as the public peace requires, be• put under arrest. " Art. 4 Stich inhahltisoti as shall give shelter to the French, mud not comply with this Order, shall have guards placed at their houses to examine all who gain egress and in f. r , b4. " art. 5.—A CoMmission shall be appointed by this Go vernment. to in piire into.the conduct of such French as may mimeo, and to punish any that may he refractory, &C, • J. ( 7 . VANDKR HOOP. . , S i gned k pELLET/ER," Burn•, DRO. B.—We are hourly expecting a ye: rison from the Basch (Wood). We• have re maitied wholly unmolested. While we are writing, the Cossacks have made their appearance oil the 3 rums of the Wood. • • LIAGUE, DEC. the last of the trocips lett ns, taking the way by Pappen clr PROPI/A I 'l'l o • INp'ePENVENCV.; .1.1731:11T?,- REEIGTOUS tiZtIVICE,• eic it NAT V I; Col) NT Itr , ANft () It A 1.4442. • The litirgoutaslor of the eit y of .Ilutterdain, to the good Citizens, of thc• said \Vorthy .fellow uit 'virus hit' country is free. - The choir's r 1 ',Wai a fore ,'i t a ulrlorco, , foreigner even among the pcople, over at loch ho extended his 40111 yolse, which 4 led I , :if , boulders, ;ire our conntry is free! n;ii 11 y for tilticleen years past. shako' by revolutions, f o r,igiteri, , and dostroy.ed internally', was at out of the . raid,: of nations. The liags, muter I the lii r(ht:t. of Orange, the Trorops, the Dc. Ituyters, ;Olt .1 tictory on victory, anti e,+osotl binds and seas to t:..:ohle, ;lot: thrown into the brave of oblivion, and our pen f ots, which waved to the Indies and' the thsuges, are now amore. The Cod of our Fathers said, Let there he light, anti there The full ,day has broke ; the nation hies to arms, Oil: the heroic 'descendants al Orion:e, calico bf the voiee - of winile nation to our shores, .inoisi cued with the liitaal of oho* anee,lors, is rolled by the united voice of the !i-ill4 of f. evitei , to our , a tsiltancc, and the nation fins proved I .,•orrti); it 110 feigner 'shall reiltn over us—no strangers de , v o n t - our property—no bi'o.oly placards deface the gahl'es our spits tie Implisition listen to tour Min • title:Ai:ll Prein:it tolatility contarni , i;oe our snoi vas, or sicpi t ite,coinforts of divine service. wtogn ne:xt.to"(4444{';''Ae obr.y, was bolts simony, uv, knows our speaks our !alit:tool-0, and,tuiderstands how to' appreciate the value- of ti n e Eraotrelicel Divine Service, the somforting inEuetice of which he liar now f.clt in its fell . , force. AnW tre.th ankjilitir2 l l.As ticii Other in, Osi' streets. reOri 11elle:400h let all h4reti and party . a.lintoslt}' be haniihed-t-Prinee and Pe0P1...-Ll'eqlC and . M tv riot liberty, -indepenaence, and the welfare 6f oar i:oUntry , .be the share of all. . . . MiatßOVile. tlie tAtCred ,fate of affairs in .F.arove, !Vas with good 'groittol: expect All . thit ; then will all til'tpe diai'etilS in the Governittefit he olottii nw:iv ; Antl aim will the Wength of all belmited in ono. Oat of all di i ai s e one voice of the nation. Let both yoie voice , and Nirr. inlet co that Eitrope may hear it., and.that tt May appal the hekt of the ,French,Qiniimeror 1 . (iran4e, hovereigi) of the Netherlands'l to him do we swear ohedience—t.o him do we swear loy.itty:s unilvv• his ibis Wt tly ana peace be ouryewn'ea 1 , • . i, oar Pr:ielarnation-We swear to ten/Alit t;iis rotufheoceineut ; we siectrit by the it tiles of our Hero , ; we swear it on the grarei Wlriam, of Maurice,: of Fre derirAirdry, and a,ll thr Heroes of the flotitie of Oratice God ,of the Net herla;l4.4 Gott of one Lit.ber. ! and our Sod, sehh told let there he light, ankthere was Alio by tilt breath of thy mouth has driven firtr enemies before us,' e6b tinoc to he our God, the God of Oar Prinee, the God of mu' children'aftcr us, and the Gad of .he Netherl , uoli 'till time sball be no mdre! , J. VAN li()CiENDORP. Ittitterdam, Dec. S. • of ri leNi• tioni GeOr ge Stt art , 'Majesty's ship antatio, givingAccOunt of , the destruction cif A hlttery of sik 2t-poiinclers mi the of ‘ l \;hieli have ititei.rupied t)le proOerts eW the ships to tIV4, rieetml. The urecipititie liight;Of the eitepky pre vOvted the hrit)gitu; tlieni to action, hut 'takes n6 l -' thing trotU the spiyii with tenttnt Whyte, and .the racers And 'den under laii couitutittd, mlraticed to attack them.' lit tlt.e liontsitr to be, &e. YdI:NG. Th off Luidarie Zce, Dec. tp. thiekneis of the vt.vather preventitik e TiCidr . t 4 811.111 g Y'eSterOily; enablrs me tO Von iit**a brillirint obit. the boats of the lloratiO aad Amiphion, tinder the immediate etiltil viand of Lientenintt Whyte, First of the tioiritio; tidying re..ceived inforniiition that the french bad auqmiented their forces in the island of tholen with 390 men , and it n behig netessary to srcuretbe battery at the point of Steavittesso, in opler for the ships to pass up the Keetan, 1 dispatched the boats df the tWo ships at ten p. M. with the boats crews only, Whet) they landed two 3hiles in the rear of the battery ; immediately on their approach; the French precipitately fled, and did.not enable our brave fellows to s oppose them,. and we made only three prisoners. The battery consisted of six 24-: pounder guns. Lieutenant Whyte, with the as-, sistance of Lienteimit (filampioi., First of the Amphirm, :Mil the IMT 1 filen tititler their rOlintOtill, (11 , 111,4110616 c apike;l the guns, destroyed the Ntrrillgt's and re torned ort hcml',l pits: !tree A.M. .TllOllOl the enemy did' wit nppo'e our force, I hope it will not nierits• of the officers and men cmpinyeil, ~ind that their zeal tiu.l ;activity will merit yang approbation. I have the honnurto be, &c. . •t sit nett) fl. STiTART. To Wini Young,' El. &c. [Par the Remainder of the Gazette see the last Page.] a:~ t ~.~. Auttrvim-2 ri," IWatvrford. Dew--1 Cadiz, 1 a C/ottenburgit, 1 Curutma, 3 Heligoland, I,Guerihey, 1 Jericy. P 1; ICE .OF S'i z' • Tfll4 DAY Al EWELVI D'eLocK. COMO'S fur 0.1).6-2/i 1 Fell.Anti...6olll I New Omnium ..10t lilnfrtrATErt Al' LONDON D1111)614 TO-1101111 . 0M Nlortsing, after 12. ! Eveitiint s 21 minut e s after 1. SU GA rbe average price of Brown nr Mtigcovntlo Stipa. coniputol from the Return% made in Ihe week ending 15th Mt.:ember. 1813, is 75w. 4d. per cwt. • T T 11 E SU-IN • 3 , )1.1".” %MIS I)ICF.KE rAt.4l l :ll A tmEal FROM THE LONDON GAZIWIE; P. .driminaly-011ice, Dec. Copy of a letter from AdMiral YouNo, cominande'r in Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessel' in the; North Sea, to 3QIDJ WILSAN ClinkEn, EICI. fintvd on board the Impreg nable, off the Seh'eldt, the I Ms instant. enclose, 'for the informatiow of the Lords Cut missihners of the Admiralty, ,theeopy of s letter from Capt. Lorn Genze Stuart, of his Majestyz, ship poratio, giving an acc'ou'nt cif the surrender of the French force on the island of Schowen ; and of that island being again under the Dutch Government ; in which their 'Lordships will perceive great promptitude of decision iii Lord George to storm the hatteriesorl N.erY Tie rite(' preparation for , doing so, if the Plenty had not innnediately surrendered. • ' • I have, &c. w. YOUNO. His s'lnjcsty's ship Zotlerie Zee, • Island to' sellowen, I),T. S r 181,3. Sr t, morning sonw pilotS brought off a letter, front a Gentletnan who hal been in the British service,' requesting aid .to drive . thu' French from Zuderie Zee. I lost no time in working up, and anchored just.ont of curl-'shot a heavy battery, which totally Commanded the passage. As it was necessary to•pass, in execu tion of your orders, I made the disposivon fur at tacking it. I therefore collected 50 marine, and 70 seamen front the Horatio, with the same num ber from the Amphil,n, ‘vith a determination of storming it front the rear,' as soon a s the,ti4o, would. answer far the boats to leave the ships, which could not be till nine P. M. Oaring .tite internal a denotation from the principal eitizees came on board under a flag of truce, from the French General, requesting that, in order to save the effusion of blood, and prevent the disortkr , which were likely to ensue in the city, ' then in a State of insurrection, terilllS of .capitulation should be granted, by which th'e Irreocit,• with their baggage, should be allowed to withdraW, and be conveyed to Bergen-op-Zootn ; this I:peremp torily refused, and sent hack the tering herewith enclosed. The thickness of the weather did not enable the deputation to quit the ship before ten o'clock at night, which induced me to extend the time till midnight. I had not pro•eceded any con siderarie distance from , the, ship• ,before the sig- 7 Toil, la toltenvf subruiidon, was wade. I landed at theliriTirEir - which having secured, I went for ward to the town, and found the native French had mafie their escape. • I directed, the seamen.to remain at the gate, and entered with time ma rines amidst the acclamations of an immense mill flunk"; proceeding Co the town-hall, I was met by the most respectable inhabitants in a body, and then having dissolved the French Muni cipal Authorities, I directed the ancient Ma gistrates of the city to resume their functions. TbiS morning in compliance with my directious,, the magistrates of the town of Browershaven re ported their having driven the French front thence, and they received similar injunctions with respect to•their Provisionml Government. I took 'posses sion of a brig of fourteen guns, formerly his Ma jesty's brig Bustler, which the enemy had attempt- 7 ed to scuttle, also a French gun-boat, and a con siderable quantity of powder, and. have, in the course of this day, brought in twenty prisoners, and more are expected. 1 feel happy in having obtained so important an acqukitiott as the whole island of Schowen, without bloodshed, and facili tating the means of opening a communication with the allied forces in the south of Ilull • In closing this dispAtch; I Iteg'leave to recom mend to your particular notice the'zealsoid acti vity of Captain Stewlyt, of theAmphion, to gether with Lieut. i'Vbyte, First, of the Horatio, with the rest of the officers,. seamen, and marines under my command in this service. I inn t here beg leave to express bow much I, am, indebted to Capt. Hamilton Smith, of . the Quarter-Master General's Department, for his adVice and assist mace, who, front his knowledge of the Dutch. lan guage, and of the , peOple, has very tench tacilite ell these operations. I also enclose a list of or nance, taken. 1 1' , lave, &C. Aarnico Young, &c. (tit,lticdP G. STTYAICT. - • Tiotvii on hoard his Britannic Majesty's ship Horatio, at - half-pa‘t i o'ciocla, Dec. 7. Sta--- - -With a view to spare the effusion of blood, Ka senior officer in coaimand Of his Britannic Ma jesty's forces, I feel it My duty, after the commit nication.l have received, and the resources which at present have, to suniatims you to surrender prisoners of War, with the French : officers and troops . under your inunedititc couituanil,—No other conditions will be admitted. .1 expect a de , - cisive answer by twelve o'clock 'this prpt i my authority will not admit of the inspension of hos tilities longer than that perio& :•.If, accepted, one gun. If not three ditt i p, • G. STUART: To the Commanding °Hirer of the french troops town of ZuderieZee, Wand of gehoweu. A List of Ordnance, tee. taken pocsession 'of hyl-fic Majesty's Horatio and Antithion, un the Nfotoing of the 6th of Decentbcie 181:1. • 6 iron thirty-sixpotindere, 6 iron twenty-four-pounders, bras' six,pounders, 2 brass f hit mortare, and a con oiderable quantity of shot and aminottition. Signed) G. STUART, Capt.iin and Senior Officer. Men),—BraSs ordnance embarked. didortro/ty-Officit Ilrr, lc ( - 0 1 , Y of another Let ter Iroin Admiral i r ottogto John Wilson CroVer, Egli. dated on board the, Impregnable, off the `.S . L;heltit, the Itth inst. • enclose, for the information of the olds Connnissioners of the Admiralty, the copy. LONDON, AIOND.IY. DECEMBER 20, 1918. While a single doubt remains on the report which, since we communicated it on 'Saturday, has ~,, trritahl4 , ,ltated . the pnblie _mind, we have . scarcely patience to think or• treat of any other. , The re-appearitnee of the White Cockade even in private circles in Paris, the ferment of popular opinion universal in France (whether directed (91 Lively against the author of their *nes, or caused by the npprehensiotrof the tremendous invasion which threatens them on all sides), the change of sentiment which the change of circumstaneei,has generated ; these things afford the best grOunds for a polio that if time news of insurrection in the capital be unfounded,' yet that •is only an auticiplcion of an event time most likely to happen. 'llninows often premature, apparently inconsistent and ir -reconeileable with known intelligence, are ffe gnently only the forerunners of the thingl, they state. The - minds of 'Men divulge the secret be fore' their bands execute the deed, and in such a a. way as to render it impoOtble to trace the "•brenth of the day" to .an authentic or tangi ble source, though there may be ground and founda tion enough on which to rest an implicit reli'ince upon the fitetL Titus when we find Fame busy with all her mouths in trumpetting forth from se veral quarters the same story, we are inclined to attach great importance to it, because though the single tact may be mis-stated or. misrepresented, thebare supposition of it is an index•to the cur rent of public eipectation, and public expectation %very often accomplishes the ptirpose it ..at first way imagines. It is true that' we cannot reconcile the reports of an insur r ection in. Paris with accuraciof dates, hut still we Will not abandon the itlea•of popular feeling having risen to an alarming height in that city. On Friday we mentioned a cirennistance which; if undoubted, would afford ~great counte nance to these reports, namely, that BUONAPAIITE had left Paris to take the command of an army destined to proceed towards Brabant. .If lie quitted Torii, Liking with him the nrajtiti ty of the troops lie had previonfly . assembled . there, it is -st very feasible speculation that their departure operated as the signal for ge neral revolt. - Other rumours proceed yet fur ther, but we believe they are mostly constructed on the i n telligencecontained in this Paper on Saturday,. which has assumed many shapes in its progress through other Journals. With respect to' the. let ters and extracts in THE SUN, iNte: have 'only to repeat, what we said in introducing.them, that be the hews false or true, theke is. no suspicion of the afithe ri . . ' and ' ' -" ' ' '' ' . n lefty an genninenels of tilt correspond ettce. *hence it k din iveil: AntieipaiiOg; as frt) ;i dn- 'C.A.1114 ‘V'e 46 . , the restirirailbsii-df :bit BoOltatiiifi ,flat) alitolitte necessity cif that evelit for the gdoa df krfidci; we cannot 'efinfelittle this Article Bienc.r.; than by nn Eixertiet froth a Pamphlet ,just PutiliSlied; entitl*d a Vier of the Political State of Europe Mir the Bette dr Leipsig; anti -; which froth It, ttniperatice, stiandltess of .prinml riple, and deafness of reasoning, ought to bc• In the hand of every well-wisher to social cadet', and national happiness: " The ea,the of legitimate RdYalty, pleaded itt . dty-thrtil i years ago befcire , the tribtinil of public opinion, is gained at Itlngth, though the net ditiul civil of the crimes Committed' bl itinioloi sought to destroy it. The inconveitiencies of a nil litary despotism hate ptuntititict;cl the cultiliuni ot's n 3t r narchical governinctiC; N.letit.coN ii the Most eloquent orator that teen spoke in favour lif filingsi, And the . de 0 popu iatevi 11 of France says more at iti3t His tyrannical giivaraifeeettLin could be urged by ,ell the demagogtiel of the universe 2004 Royalty. The only resisuning that catfceuvince a p;nPli wit° bare thiciwn a_iide first principle's, ii necessity; anti In ei e name of necessity Alone is it nose piratitted to $0 ,4 ; if ill only from her, that safety is now to be expected; it is 41 'e 6.1- , will bring back I.'rence to monarchy. This able Writer (said w he the Marivi; s dell' Matsox Foal.) 611011 IV after ;flys, .• "and who but the h; it pf thirtyfive kings, the 11021 tie : .. scemiant of Sr. Louis, of Henry the Vottrth, comithi's isII p e rson such a train of recollettinns us ian.rocue Fra: l4 ' f t''' ll a yolscwhich her Oppres.,tir ret k itlets every day mote "a d In ''' .4 odious? Who will dare, after sant:toy scourg , - 4 ;?' bi'e self as ono scourge more ? Perhaps the, :love of power, ths thirst of reigning which ititosicattli Rour.:411;" L ' lti ; l ' L t ic b h have turnod the tuiud of. his *l.mo:silo, mar still l '" 1 : 11. ,; el hearts of some factious partisans, who, w heu thr7t l l l "" °; ; 44 ends,candot any longer nteast . tre the distant ; I, dt' trY t- ' 3 can pretend to interpose between ten Usurper, Ado° l'a va 'r a Europe, and the legal lien of an august lfousc, are little ti' -be feared. Why place, or maintain upon the titreite n'Ok and kettle beings ?—Wity protect totter in? powers :' S"t hi . 4 o but a glory without reproticit, a birth a/aim/tom!, cm , ':. (0, • any fare pretend to the honour of g.tvcrilitig Fkail''' i i!, glory is vanished, the rights roaani; to ticusii.tgo , : 1 .. and Levis the Eighteenth can no loader have A r,i"` / ' r.; th , may return into the bosom of anarchy, may Iseloo4u' 4‘ 0 world, to end at last in belonging to tiotiody, but ou 40.! 1 ‘ . reipt over her, save he who hits a tight to !tip. E'"'" l a ought not to suffer Any new experiuo.ilts to be 03 4 ! 13 ~ country whose experauents have already' cost her so dear. I .". it he humane to desire tranquility, it is o vccs4-0Y"" 4` .:1 1 :, Is it for the good of the man alone, or for the itinscst, 4:::ti. that Sovereigns ;aid toews exist?-=lf' it fur Lorts tile 0 1 _,`_, that it is _necessary the people of Waned shoutti havr Ns: or is it neuessary Lects the XVlllth should reign ucertlie • „,v ti Accounts leave beets received froth the . A l a L n o; t b l : t a c t : 1:::: :o front,x ,‘s h • 1 . i i o s has ,,ll v ialig):ier(fitiploos.lict ikoenit9S:iv) i-t,ll:' at St. i'le.rre, oil tilt Nive to the A llo n r, ‘ :5. of which mni River our brave Coantiev It;r; t;tbiltiileti bis ficad-qintrtets. Yesterday o ccottnts ) ttio tkl Sir i i s p r l :cirjee::::: " 1 i t chijcp:l,e6t t:, 1I underrnticioiigt i t i t e r t l i c:o e 11:‘ ' :i.t v . e i 'l; sfssetalirl:a.ietiti:.toistniiireig::::uottilroni o o cri ek:(itsatPi's.peBtirlatlii e c l i e i ) (t) :l l s t i e o al t ii.T(Cd)al.:ll4'S.:,at' .:331.11::.it:fil:::ill:t:%ii,1*:: rki°3l:::lli Hurl tl: three i ll '. h i 1 :C I : e SlOols1:111::::: 3.13:01111:11:::: i)::: 1 1 11.6'3:1; :i ‘ :1• heretofore l:reEtll ..1 centree:liGtlrt °l c a' : 111 : 45 r pttl r tic g i si l ti l lst i .:ai:fe.rciecnitliltst)6l:ceLar:lit'):ltih:l e i e : ai v i e :: : :: t e i csl i e l:iiii;":1: 1 1: 1 : : :: almost without opposition, to the eat-oilhill , : ; 1 , 0 5" at Bayonne, into wbiat SibULT, it i s $30.1 00 , tired ; leaving his men encamped under. it 4 it , By this achievement a g reat extent of cot° rY ~er, plaeed at the d e B isposal of she: Couino' Ai tau There is nothing to impede hi nt betweco ‘—' and Pau. „,, N r V R e e h a a:; c e rs thi i s n day e ;f o i r l t t l Y l ll %. l g r .At ot ' tvigtehnt: --- cpiefar4ounrl . pri . r b ack great though not important in matt' 10 4 great importance with regard to dates. rc I - 1 44 Quebeca P d a : o .ice cr s o a ftrt . o' is nti t h t l i Me t: B)t!lllca detailedl M ontreal, 1 1 : 11 t e t c y t 7 t h.l a o t : th e t V Ci:l bil. alig(ilti t eC :: -( 1 (f°3' ; : • , • rs 0 hare received, Ihitt front the manner in vidoltlt IsN otiv'etm'kleti''r,oit:t in the fair t e o w i l n a f d e i : 2 7i t I; ( t ' t .- " i i i t ilt ; ll 1 :: 1.)-tv:IiIc irl: that disastrous aspect which the ilforniil Chf°oo, ascribed to it, on the authority o f ierterg 1)Y Primrose, from Quebec, of the l7'll W' ber :j.lil(t General lIANIPTON, with 7t)00 1116011rFgin ,il'' I , Cavalry, prOCCetled on the 21st .Oct.Ag c t. it ins t , so Canada, but his advance w a s met 'on the Cll- I Ic' gay, and . near the town of that name, bY:3(itt)ti, radian Fencibles, under Lientenant-0 01°11 io it SALMIERRY and'Captain VF.ttcosoa:, bc si ` 1 i l,e chaps, wholtad taken up a fine positl” il o c ti , woods along the banks of the River. 1‘1 4 ..1" 1.- ~,,, r t. ttOt DE IVATTEVILLP. visited and approved Of Itte • , 6t' 1 sitions made before the enetnyattacked On th e ' , under the command of Gen: IJAMTTO.II' 1 " P c)s( They were gallantly repnised, and fic tl it . l c o ( ;, ,tre, A fusion, ~, nit the toss of 20.pri3oners, . visions, &c. and Upwards of 46 'opt) ? t hnrie(iby the Canadians. Our loss was killed, sixteen wolnuled, and four I :tics-Inge • .. 1 , ... r ., ft: tel r, On the 29th...thatrTo:4, after this b "corzA 'on Lower 'Canada, retreated so fod r el' their drgd ",ec 'd'~. ~, ~F•, i heral IV I ape be e .:Th re c is *. 1i..,.... ) i li . ' 'lit i 111 ~. 6 i n leo-1