The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-02 00:00:00

PRINCE, nu= NT'S COURT. nn Sittord,iy. Ilk Royal. Highness Ole' PEINCR IiPGP.NT held a Court, A.t Car:ton Howie. At three o'clock his Itoyal Ilighness tehl a Privy Connell, Which %vas attended • The FarisElarrawhy, Mulgrare, Tiatlinrst, anti (linearly, Lord Viscount Pairm:N'tnit, .the Vaasittart,"and the ilitttt - Hipt.%lohtt Nl , Nfatien. The Prince wai attended by 1,..0rci Petersham, a , the Lori in 1441.t inZ ; General Leigh the Groom. Lord { =ears l>eresford, tomptiolic r of the liirusebuhl; and) Harrin"`"" Gold e ,t bticit• • • Royal Highness gave atullentes to die Earls LIARRoWIIY and TUE ROYAL FAMILY. W n'D 3o ll, Atmusr I.—Divine Seivie - e was per;- .formed this ranriing in the Private Chapel in ,the Castle, by the QUEEN'S Chaplain in Waiting, The Royal Family and _their attendants, were present. Afterwards her \JEBTY anal the !ThiNcEss 1 "k an airing to PrOgmore.The Par.Ncf: I? It 'l/NT is exp ecte d here today to dine with the r 4 EL—Prineos Cii ARLOTTE arriveit 'at tiio 44Wer Lodge a little before eleven: o'clock last night. The Duke of )(oft% arrived yesterby,at wclock, and staid till five.—Yesterdny the bake of CAMBRIDGE accompanied' Princesses 4 uGuBT k and BoPut.l in their - ride nu horsebacks, attctand by Lord ARDEN, Lady J. TfIYNNE,,GC.- 11tral •ailliTWß I G &C. t. $4.4' 1-1 E PRINCE REGENT'S LATE LETTER TO LORD WI'LLINGTON. " Carlton-flouse, July 3, 1413. it m„, "r•An Your 'gloritm4 combiet is beyond all awl fir above'my reward, I know nO. hingn 4 g . " lenl","'' , ltn , ls worthy to expreA4 it. I feel 1 hare nothing Pri, v i, - 1: 1 1Y,t Wit tlevavtly to oirer up my p• , 'Yeni to countr ; licit it iias in his omnipotent !iottnty,plesse my an, o , 'tad such a General. You bare sent me I g the ti„ , hies of your unrivalled fame, the Staff of it• Tench 4. , : , I , 4 t'shiti, and lseml you in return that of Englund. wh o l e 'Arm) -will hail it with enthusiasm, while the ha v ,i l V. hv erse act murk those valithrits efforts which d 6tu ttaperiously caned for it. Tilat ntii.iterrupted h throel I llertanoig nay cootiline to crown yott gii a gforious and ...g atid lub,t • • career of life; rire'tile never evai teg, ardent wtsites of, my dear Lord, eery faithful friend, 1 he Alartittii of Weill trttort." ct Zi. P. R.'r I I' it' 1 0 7 ; 'I I ' A" je°;1:1 c 16111' FEMALE FASHIONS. s 'rong La Mlle .44t.,t.,ah, c v . tire .Pretent 21.tonlii, .4:il '/W. loitm i , - I, ... -IN ", l) "C"`'''' 4:II I►l'e•:* of jdUconet muslin, walking ~,' .., anti ttitmactl r oulta 11,e !mutat) either with li.r.c or 5,:,',1'.. Potiliet..llo: e4 math: it, fasition. Over this (tress is tit- ',WI/Jibe Same tit itert: 1,,, WI/ i A li is a half ti iVin c e finished t , , ..,. ' ~ ' a , • , uottot t i ay put - rings e.ther of htce. ,or muslin : it ii i r rvll in at the bouttra so its to furta a small jaelvt. A very 11 1 , ' , 1 roll of hr, ad, - lace round the ncck. Stuall :round s',CtiW 4 ', I led Midi. the Chia .by a white soft ribbon, awl ortitt 1110tett in. fro..it ay ft 'OlOl , ll Of Cora flow ,r 3. ' - Sky iliac silk wi.,tsol. ork tan gloves, and:af boot. . • v,l;r7EsiNuani I.)itt,s. Y Vroel, or stra ~ -coloh n r l crape, s with a c1e *".,440, and toiler in the skirt th.in th, dresses nt last ,7° , 011 k laced twriind, n.!.;;,,ie to tit the shape its t i,. ; tit ly as r"ile in the body. roll '.i.•et;c, which reOncs u'ooat nalf l'iY ti.own the arra, and is conitheli itt itititttrit by a limit 01 1 1 11iitl on rather fttii,ovid loolietiaceoselty a {piece of crape. t v l ,l ay Iwo.. ail round the hosoot ttild y. P 3 i ' dress is mad e t xtre nt part of the neck, it l t wi t , hOwever,ls shad by n ttuithle ' ll 'ffi of 1.1,1 A lace. • *.raw4ototti-Aight satin hat, ofttai'oented 1 '614 api time of. white folthurs. 'White kid aliiire,s iloa 'gloves. . ' • Cii..tirAt ii. OnstavATtous.--.in jewtllay, plaln gold (Irma ilp.tittit, nod tplit.intOrlitixed with.pearl, 'ar.: universal. Cor eliatt is quite :,1 the decline.- In fulirlrees, also, pearls are i.:.Hti esti;:i,ttiwt, Fir the walking'ettstmar, hat boot* ;;.Pen way tr. , : 4 is:1(1!16 qi col Aired hid: anti ji;titt ; buff, . 1111'.1SE, and V.,1 tsseQli, are the wait gellel'iti; POT fall ''ll,l, White tiatill tiliiyeril are uttiserSal.—Faus coiatisrace the ••" ii as Last UlUlt th t . It: , . .. ~ . FIIAYER FO lt TEL lIATTLE OF NrITTORTA, . . . .:,. Th e fullwvitig Form of L i rayer and Thanktiliv ing inc. Cie repo-Ito& stirlte..ttes 01)f:tined over the i.ci:ch < k r ,y ,ii sirl ri Iry til, Aiii:tti Foroes . awl * .:Pqlktily ~ir t h e - sii;,lll vi tr. , ry of th e 2 1st of It"le, WAS read i tl ,tit c:tprf. ..s ~,ii,l :Impels y.e4ter i'V , h 0 1 ). .ar itl,,,,iii; •til.ierv , ,i 1, service : `, ) i ,,,, ti; ', , ,f 11,,-.4 , .., :%.1 o ch . . /I it, ar! 3 th 7 : 1111 .iitht$ . .ll ttVlrth)' ',,..9teci i i ig r , .: , ,i,yr, %,-.1 .o : ,o,il;act ),.....Totv'd tlol•r4:4l;uppre,lor, arit: ,% ho, lo 1 I.e. oe'vo.v.): .n..ii cal ~,, a110t,,,`," 6 ..', 4 thy rerv;ini: to sl(41, and ~,r etes t titom TO: ti' l, fors I )Att le, ire yield Th..•• prdobe ;tn.! inank*givvtg bEen'ete.:lti in,il stlC,C'Sles la -Sp,tt 1 v. all W . liCh Vii...l , hagt V;il,,, i P '''' , d t , , vroWll the ,:on‘u,ct. of one General, ono the ,. si t ,ij: ,!, so;.:ierm •; hut more - ;peej:.lly for the signal , ein . ilk," 1, , , e . victoq wkii l / 4 •1., under tae , oiue . Commander, 'I In.. Vott,,,i'''''. vo , tclic,(it to the mlneLt armies in . the battle of kin,iii'• l'ootiole, we prey Thee, thy bleaForig ;won tl.e Itn4, i ' 'of orir Gerral ; Itillifthkiti iti.d support the toura . ige Ailv :Rth of the'allied armies; s.inctify the canse in —limb vfikA,t j,,,,,tt'lli.ik•J; ;Alai as it bath phas44 j'ltee t . ,) p.: , ;attic, l i'itrti',l24ipn ai face, the proud iorVer pf :....I , 3!4a,zo t tlo .fe 4 11111, t f. mt,. idriett armies anti aliict - hingilioros pro! r ‘ ai .e Wig, i i A With olle consent before 1 bee, and acknoale lk, I Nlti ' " i litYuf Let . ttl.yi .t iry to Le h prayeri tkvii;ll:44ClOViN,Nwri. bu l n ' ibl ' y Utter tO v io lthll ,'Nlajesty, in 44u4i',,,til through the un:diat:on of o ur Lord and Saviour un4t.--Aillen•"' 111 E MARKETS. ~... 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Richard iWartql,;l,“l Mar) .1,1w.?0.1, alias, Teiilo6 (o: !.i.e 1 - 21 - ..)ery of Cie Leeds ,nail o occupied . the. (..!on:t hpu?to . d6.(.4' . : I i hours and a inilf, n early 40 -.6; n.:ss.es :a.ia 4 exa- w in w ed, .hose . tonneeted diain of, evid.„:nt:e af- forded:the'most,itidispntable P - coof Of lite 1, ill[ of . the two men. In the instauee, the arrival 0; the mail• at , ketteritig, on Monday the 2tith of October laSt, at•the usual l t our, With the diffe rent hags :alt . 'safe, ‘vbi.cl . were lot e ttidid Iron) "thence with the Kettering, and other bye bags, w e re sati4factOlily proved ; as likewise the whale 'being sate, at flarton-Lattither, three miles from • Kettering, when the Genial, after travelling about ahree-nuarters of 0• mile from 13urt on, quitted his'-seat, rind • went over the roof of the coach, and rode on the box with the coachman till. they approached neiir to iligbani-Perrers„ when he resented lila seat beliitid the coach.— Having arrived at Higher'', the•gitard, ' nit going to milo,:k ;he mail box, discovered that the lock had'heen broken off, .tried On opening the lid, that the bags had j i been taken away..' At' the different vostato Was the reat, of the way to London,: the guard, gave information Of the robbery; and on his making the circumstance known at the G...ae -4-11. Post-011iee, the Postmasters General, int itediately dispatched severhi Bow-street officers to endeavotir to ascertain Sow, and by whom the robbery had been conithitted. Oa Lavender's ar rival in t 4, country; he !earned that Kehdall, a knownsespi‘dous character, lived at Mrellingbo rough, hi guest i)f - whom he immediately 'vent.,. Ro d' ca u s e d him to be apprehended. When, on inquiry; it auppearetl that. Kendall, wii h anoth-er man, had traielled in a rhake-cart front K e .. liton toll-gate, 'Hanes, through Tin anston to Vl'ellingborough„ in the, afternoon 'previously' to the robbery, and , that they would arrive at the point Where the road from Thrapston to, Welling borouo c ros s es the London roial near the obelisk in the parish of Enedon, before, the mail . coach would pass, and near to which ,place it; was 4111).: 'posed the robbery was committed,' froni the cir cumstance of- four ,small bye b,,0 being- fonnd in the road unopened-, On turther ill vestigationYre specting Kendall's companion, there. •appeared very strong- reasons to suspect that White was the party, as it- was ascertained that he Inul occasion.: ally been resilling at Keyston-gate, hut wasithown by the naiint of Waltia. In consequence of these citeuaistances, rewards were 7 . iluntediately . of fered for his aprehensioe„ which was at length effected throngh the vigilance and ueremdted tfc tivay of ttle,i 3 ot Office, and the 'aid ii so jitfli . cionsly and deterannately called . to its assist mice. Vrenn theekidence adduced it was clearly proved that White was, the 'companion ot' ietitrali, and that they had'heen seen .together severai tithes.:, nOtwithstaading.Kendall,in his ex- Lonithftiop : before the, Magistrates, denied• having ally knowledge of the person wren rode with him in his eliaise 7 cArt on the day of the rohbery;alinl stated it wis a per,ou lie 'accidentally met with mid took up on the road. It further minding! in eve- deuce, . that about half an hour .titer the mail Passel the obelisk .at Fieeden, two men were oh- - served in a cart or g i g travelling totvards. Wei liegborotigh', aud that one of . them • eaid .to the other " it's it complete job, tIL--n you, drive on ;" and that shortly afterwards one man in a cart or gli,•:, went through the turnpike-gate between I.aiiie-• don aad IVellinghorough, Who before he arrived' at the gate Was: heard speaking to another Person, who ,assed the gate on foot ; the turnpike-Bate 7 - keepLa• stated that no other cart or had gone through the gate that night. it was then proved that White 'nail Kendall were seen .together at. Wellingbhrongh the next moriong (Tnes lay, the 270) from whence the former took po;t-chaise at ,Bythorne, which is near Key sum-gate. • theu kept • by Mary' Howes, who ;trot by the name of Taylor, bet at it short distance 'before lie arrived there; lie ordered the post-boy to set him down in the 'road, and lie ‘valk edto wards the gate. It appeared that after his ar rival at the toll-gate, Mary Cowes reqnesteal a .• pc.rstia who was going through the gate to order a cha:se and pair from the George inn, at , Thrap— mon, to be sent to the gate to go. to Hentingdo.% The chaise arrived in a short time, and in which White 'and Howes immediately set off *for Unlit, itigifinl, which they reached Liljont eight .. .o'clock ou Tuesday evening, and then walked together to Godraahchester ; there they endea,veured to hire a horse and gig to convey,thein to Kisby's,thtt , a public-house abont three miles and .a quarter trout Caxton, in CarahridAeshire : not being able to cure a gig, they went on the outside the Edihburgh inaiF to the hi t t, which they stepped, a short:time, and were conveyed trout thence to Gaeta,; by the lanillrird in his taxed Cart, From Caxton' they traVelled the direct rOad to London in post;ellaises,; arriving in Wead f -street, Che - ,ipshle, aboot.eig:4 o'clock on, Xlii.ahiesday. Morhieg, and • were ,set do'wn in the street. It appetred that in a short time after,White, accompanititl by, a IVOIIIIIII, went to the Bull's fiend Tavern hi Bread -street, where the latter: stopped till Thurmlay evening, and the former till the Saturday following. DuringiVbitc's. stay'at the Tavern, and previously to the woman's departare, one Samuel . Richardson, It noted cha who has been couneeted with the des Teeter, and ucrate, gan g of publi c depredator; lately appre-, Lc n d e d, swore, that White had eliewit to him a cu u s ia cra hl c *umber Of notes and bills,. which he ':told bhu bad been taken front the Leeds mail, and o, i rticiilarly a bill of exehange for 1 4001.. which be came due oh the following day (Friday, the Dth); and offered to' sell them to ft ielairdsoii, but the. purc h ase of which he t lee " . dietal, saying that they wo uld not suit inui. The ahove 2001, bin was identified as having been stolen front the mail the' n ight - it wns 011) 4ed• iki' ( el' the pniduction of • varietY tit other tk.:stnnorts, all agreeing in the most. s a ris faemry 11141111er to Stilts iiffitiat e the guilt Of ' White -.and I , :end ill. the jury, on receiving froth t he Le:ivuc‘i J"cige . (Mr. i. l 4rou I LION NON 1 a Cl.'i.:,C, distinguished for eta ithparthility, p: rvi . ca i r y, awl It'Limanity, loom! the prisoner-, White 8 0,1 ificifi fidl . guiitm, and ,acquitted litikve,, undce time direction of the .Itidge, upo , l it 1 ,,,i 1a o f 1,, v ,„...,., juituedi:itely alter the Jiidge pas, et t t h e aw f u l seutence . o f Dca.tit upon the. two culprits, who are left for • c,(eention, which it is expected :will take, place on Friday, the Bich of Auzust next. 1 : . rtaki Tim LOI4P('' , N I cAzP,TTL,?, JULY 31'. WAR nErmz Mr.7•:T. Douptiag4t red , 31.; Isl 3. jo ntl 17;:apct, was tlf.s :yy frota Firm I~liu tail, it+e ciate . A Li. i t,'duly 9, 1313, , sta bijo e d a batters; of 'four 152.nounders aga i l i' v a conv ia,t, which the enettly had fortified and OCC p in fort, alomt WTI yards from the of SanSehlstian. 'flits bat terSi was ripened , owth e )rili:),.; Of the 1 tlt, and the Convent Was so far destroyed, `its ,that Licitt. Gen. Sir - Thomni. Graham ordered that the Inading, and t redoubt whi c h p r ot e ct e d its iLtuk - ; 114011ld he Sl.ol' on the 17th. .1 have not yet, receive:l his . report of the de!ait - 3 tills operaooll, howevvr, tVas successful, and okir troops were established at toitvcot, awl tit the. village immediately be low it; which the enemy s h ill burned. I have received a report (rain of the 12,d), in . whlch he informs me, that General Pricanhatl jOined hint in the neighbourhood of iind that 'be lu.td iitt:ie4ed on the Bth, general Piris; who hatl for some time command-, ed a division in ti trai ,:o • Paris had thed in the night a in. 9th," le;is'in; a garrisnn , in a redoubt in. the neighbourhood of Zaragoza, which General Aliiia ha& lest ,General Otiran to atria, while he followed the enemy with his own, and:elic,cavalre under Brigadier Doi) Julian '.lle 1),R1 token a etitisiderable number of prisoners, uo. tl.go at dual of • , bai, , ,2age from General Titres:. a convoy on, the f 10.—It is • imnossible to applaud too highly!the activity, in tOjigence, and..,;(..ilantry, with which these ope rations have been cirried on. iI liave'since heard that General Paris had arrived at silica, on the 14fh, and that he had brought with him the gar risons of Ayerbe, lluesca, c c. and was about "to retire into , • • O'A ;I; , - .tltr:flet cvaeua . tc( l l Valencia on the sth . inst. and General,Elio entered' that city, at the head of the second :trait,. 4/ . 11 the . 7th. 1 have a letter front Lord William Betktinck, of the 7th, froinSan VeliPe, whieli he informs me,that be 'expected to, arrive ct Valencia on the. tith. have not.heard (if Marshal Sucher s"r'etreat beyond Castellon but the garrison of, SciUrlie hits hewn "Withdrawn, and 1 understand that, oa ;he • inst. • General Saverelo blew up the fort of Aleaniz, and marthed tipon,Mequininiza.by CaSpe . . • writing the above, 1 have received a dis patch from. Sir Thotitas Graham, of which the in - • . .closed is 4.copf, containing his report on the at tack of the co uvent near San Sebastian, Extract of a I)iApatcJi frkim Lieitt..mant-Gcelerni Sir Thomas (4.tilam to :Field the . .Niarquess'of dated Ernatti, , . The Convent of Son Bartolome, and eth adjoin ing work on theextrmnity of the steep bill. to wards the river, 'were taken ye4terday by, assault. ho natural mid af strt...og . th of theSe for tilled posts, OCenpied by it large body of troopA, and the impossibility of access to either but .by the fronls, thode it very desirable to have destroyed the defences as much as possible, and a new bat, ire y , On the left was itegtm the preceninf.r evening, but, urn beinit.:.; ready, in the mornitr;, the attack deterpined on. A coluten, consisting of the pigticts of the ilth Cacadores, commanded by Lieutenant Antonio de Quairos, of one hutidr;:d and fifty Alien Of the 13th Portuguese reOment, undo. Captain Ahneyda, sapportee by three compitnies of the 9th regiment, under the commancl of Lieutenant -001900 Cr4w .ford,.with a retcrve of three companies, of the RovAl Scots, under . I°.': , tpt. Anguimbemt, was formed on the right to ott:ick this redoubt; under the threetieni of Major*cientral Hay. Major-Ge* neral Bradford cmninanded the. 101 tointon; cool , poscdof 20Q Men or the Portughese regimeni, under the COrtnn4nd'Or nijor . itunlgrai , :s„ of that rep, liteilt .l •. t.qual 111110ber muter' Lientenant Colonel Niacinrigh,.of the sth Cacadores, and sup' port , . d by 'the: 9th regitmnt, under Ciflonel Cnoeron., The whole oldie troops em ,ploved in this service being - .under the command of ISltijors•Cienerra Osc‘;tild. About • ken the left column began .the kit tack on the convent, while the.ri , rlit passed the ra vine near the river. Both attacksr were mule with such vigour and dderatinatiOn, Hutt' all obstacles were overcome without the hiss that might have been expected. The enemy were driven in con 7 fusion down trite hill, Carrying a . strong reinforce*: mel d, sent from St. Sebastian, along with them in their flipht through the burnt' village of sin 'Oartin. The impetuosity of the' troops in • pursuit could, not be restrained by.the exertiotrof the superior officers, :who bind Teeeive4Major.Gen. 03widd:s directions not to pass Sari Mortin, and some unavoidable loss wits.sustained.hy those who followed the enemy to the foot of the ghteis on tlitirrettint to San Martin. I need hardly assure your Lordship, that on this, as on other oee A sious, Major-Gen, Oswald conducted .he , ervice in the best manlier ; and I am equally obligeti to Major.Cienerals. Key and Bradford for their conduct of the attack s entrust ed, to them. But I beg, in justice to the officers; whose distinguished gallantry in leading on their men to overcome :the variety of ohstaclea that were opposed te) thpm, to . mentiOn Moijor Snuci grass, Capt:iin Almeyda, and , Lieutenant de Qictiro,.(-44ver - ely wounded), of the Portugues6 .service; Lituteualit-Culouel Campbell, Of the 9th foot.-- 1 e'annoteoucin6 th rel)(,rt, kk'itliont e'xpress ing illy perfect s?ltiNcitetiun with ;ill the ollicets and tnetiof tbe rortl iirtillery, both in the lulu gun battery,- einployed Coy three ,lays it; itinst the Convent, told im the oppo,ite h.tnk of the river, whence deverill field pie-e;.!s were ger ved with great ell iT t S . . I nni ituul to tnoition' titnt nijor.Croneral livtv ntervions• 01 .gretit ut the 48th rcgiftleilt, hit ilrigmle-Mlijor. COO INIAL I)k;l*..kitl':+4 KNT. Downing-street, July 29, I!4I3. In aublitiotv to tin tli , pl,tchcs from e.awitin, pub« lished. ci lzette Extrnordiailry of the '2sth iustunt, tliapat eh, of which the folloiring is it coPY, has been received iwra Lieut.-Gen Sir G Prevost;by Earl ildtburst, one. of his I\lajcsty'..: Principal ticertt4r:es of r Ijl, , , ',.n4d,3, n ort ATY IJn--1 irtre tilt! ti,)ll.lnr.C , ; t , yaltr Lot'ftsitip, the t, he '27r. I,ques •tic.d• In lan - tin front Fort Gi-o-r:c, ttm . ler Ote o v d r,,t rt,c ;,;1 , mud batteries, with a forc i e ecc.,- rior auy•which tve brio.„ that notwitbst(intling the 'nvO,:t detvtto gallant . opposition on' the hart of hick troops, utideri,te commando; Cni.VillePat, tillable to I , :c,Cnitain his pi,s';rion act that fro nod rep re witlt the ‘Otole its i, 1 erAteeted froinChippia..v a atid . tp ttt, I 'of tire Lake. Ry qua-. o: Viitrcol t , c; have the 11(mm:therewith tr. cc, , your-Lord ship will find, that this p-rt frop.ti, r ahandobled until every p0 , .47',,e ,:xec.tion retain it, and until the fort.' anti `i 1 . been , rt odureu, at least time, till li'• c a•_ctittisii ion to the enemy, by their Oesiritethr,,, that of the ntyinnnil ion which coco,! rat Ip! carrirttl away.. I have great sitl;Sfact ion in stating to yOti , Lords iiip ,that,not withstanding the tinec . itai ronte , ;t which was so long and 40 g sitopqrtent 1,..t a hiturifo of his Majesty'4 troops ugatust :an tr'or whelitting force„the _arrovbias not been veyyo en. siderably weakened by t . ite fors they have sus. • tabled ; and that titey were enablill to'retire out molestation from the 'enemy to position at the head of Lake Ontario, wbere Colonel Vincent 1611 endeavour to !mike as stand until I shall ictve it in my power to reinforce. him, o!. until co. sot uccf.t.shall oblige him farther to rihi timt the appearance of the. Beet under Commodore Sh• J;11111.,6 O:o, off the, position oc cupied by Colonel Vincent, might give additional conseptence to hii; troops, have emhcykedt remainder of the Bth regiment, ..co;:si,thqc of about 200 men, with Which', and a 'builid F of clothing, ammunition,' and provisions, One fleet sailed-this morning. • The enemy's fintiltn were seen yesterd,cv rutin ing 'to Sackett's Hat hour, to which place tkey without doubt, been recalled by the attack upon it. I last night received a confirmation of this fact front a flag of truce, which' 'had . been bent over with one of our wounded Office's, from whom 1 learn, that their fleet- is in port, and the the whole of the naval stores Collected tit tiackett'4 Harbour were consumed by fire on the day of the attack. j have theltrotottr to 1)„ Fte. (Signed) lict,tior; rfiEVOST. Earl Bathurst, &c. So, . . Fiqty Cf4.!o:, :qay 1!'313. Sin--I have the 1101101te to htfOtill Volt!' E‘t:;l - that yesterthly morning, about (iffy-til,•••!,, the enemy again opencd Ids batteries upon.Vort George: 'the fire not being finniedbitely returned, It ceased for some time.' A ,)otit* four o'clock a. m. it conibisation of circtialqarwes led to ii hf . .:lic.f that an inviisiutl Wil* meditated : the morning be. , lug exCeedingly hazy, neither WS on nor his intention could be ascertained, tint I, the mist clearing away at intervals,. the enetny's fleet, co::. Sitting of fourteen or fifteen was vexed underway, standing tow a rtk, the light -house, In sit extended Luc of more than ttv CO vering front ninety' to one hundred I,;v i 'r,v and set.iwa; . eactirontaining an avera ! ,;(. of nioi sixty men. ThotOi at this ticae no :honk cool:f be entertained of .I.n. , eitenty'i, intention, hislinints of atom% could ()lily be roqiveture(!., Again commenced it hyavy'fite (ruin his fort, lii“! of LiFatcries, and :ihipping, it became IleCeV“try to' withdraw all the guards andpirquets stationed along.the ;oast, between the ,for. and light-hOnse, 110(1 it landing Was etive ted tkt the:r‘vi) Milt Cre4. , 1., about half a mile below the latter plane; the la s i !y Of troops and Indians stationed it this 'point, ;tr ter ,opposing'the enttuy,' and •aunnyiu ; ., , , lints as long atiposibte, were 0141 1 4k:A tOi ah(l. the, fire hoot the shipping so' completely eualle.l and scoured the Omits, that it heelait I ,l vl ~s - 811)1 811)1 to approach the beach : he day d the enemy's plan %Vas cleady doyloped, ry etrort to oppose his lending t'n' o H, ii 10.“, not ,a moment in. concentrating Inv fr, cc , • tween the town of Port ticorge and the' ell , ity, there imraAing his approaen : thisinovenlent wos admirably covered .by . the Cl;engaiTy fki,c iii ftliltry-, joined by a dettch went or tile Royal :Cireiv.. foundland regiment, an militia, widen ei.,111-' maced skirmiSh d- ing with the enemy's riflemen, .wlio were advancing through the britstrao ,. .,l, 1"..e Ciii. having, perfect c'onimand of the beiteni quickly landed from three to . fOur thousand won, with several. pieces of artillery, ainl this fot'cowaS instantly een:advancing, in three so',id solunnis, along the Lake' bank, his right cove..ed by a iiirv,c body of riflemen; and kis left unit front by t.re of the siiipping, and hatteries in their 14111. •As our light troops ft.ll back upon time ins,tin body, which was moved, forwards to their support, tiol were.gtillantly tlw• giment; commanded by A . fajor t....htdct being,mider the Monediute diret:tin of t.,,%doqh,d. :::‘lyers, Acting Qt.arter-Master-iiencrol, who had charge of tlie right Wing. In tie excention i;e this iwportaut ditty, gulantry zeid, and tc • ctsioti Were eminently conspieoutis, and i lament to re-' port that I was Ileprivo of the of i; .. , 1:)1.x AlYers , 'wholitiving. received three wAs obliged to quit the field. Harvey, the DepAtty A(lintal4t-Gt,ne;dl, tivity and gallimrry had been displa , a.-1 in-rning, succeeded Colnilei up the right divkion, consl s t iug Ole -1011 t ri-',; tlicat and !it'ttla's tlttlitta. rfhe light arrilittry, under 'd 51(11 treiC ,oice rad y- in posit ion, f Oa the plain. Ac,*llos- m onwta i lt)',til iii ();Itieitt.r::: , ! l a the ordoor and m-lthitgryot w11(1 jit tt ,tr.V,' , l..tott ill the ,: v y : .j ce of their ',King and ectimtry,"an,i ;.tppe.,ste.ti rs.-„N o t t h e I t ,11., d ioci,.i yndet cover of ter cvii v i churl:!, sa~etl tend ex of torce a „ on r,etinng „ i ; v.; ti) position tv4.i tell I . loguet 11 1 ; i4it " { ~,_ , ti. ~,' .;