The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-08 00:00:00

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' .; u t;ic 1 v' (I r. r; T~` ~' of ' ;c• var' 15 ' r.t ,~ a - ,~,~ ~: ) 1 ' , NUMMI WO.] TTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LAIVE. • HIS PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 8, their Majesties Servants will perform the Comedy of SPEED THE PLOUGH. Sir r rd Bianchi:in', Mr. Pope , r • Sir Abel Handy, Mr. appeara nce at at this '4. heatre) I Miss Dlandford, Te which will be added the popular Melo Drame of . ELLA R OSEN BERG. norrmi., The Merry Wives of ' Windsor; Sir John Fal rtiett."tOcrt Kenitile.—On Monday, The Merchant of N ol ,'l n "' ° P . eratie Drama, called podolphin, the Lion of the thw.i lilie produced, for the flist time, on Tuesday next. THLATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r i l lYs PRESENT EVENING, Oct. 8 ) . will 41 - ue performed the Comedy of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. 0„." 41111 ), Mr. Abbott; Antonio, Mr. Egerton ; Shylock, prryi Purtin o Mrs. M'Gibbon. • Mkr which the revived Persian Tale, called SELIMA AND AZOR. ~4tot; Sinclair ; Scander, Mr. Slader ; Ali, Mr. Blan .7d Selima, Miss :%latthcm. Vark */33 " rn wi Artaxerxes ; with At Home, and The Sleep 4r ..er.— a 00 Mida Monday, Alexatder the Great; with Bombastes ! o § o , nd s. ZAIST INI)I.4.HOUSE, Oct. 9,'lsitl. RE CONE" ITTEE of IV.4IEIIOLTSES of the C0.41P.4NY of or.ERcH4Nrs of -ENG trnding to the E.487' INDLE; , do'hereby give That they trill be ready on IPedna.tday,ll4e,eoth lust. 7W ellie o'Clo . ch at noon precisely, to receive' Proposolsfroin sYch Person: CS may, be ,willing to supply the Company with alnin titl of POWDER HORNS, Samples of which may be `" 1 " 44d further particulars known by a ppli ca ti on t o th e of the said Committee, at his Office at the East bp. ai(4 LECTUttEs ON MIDWIFERY Al' THE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. R. A ILIIREVAN, - Phy'sician and Acconcher to, the ahuve Hospital and the NVestrninster General .isitl'eluar, will ILK '0 his COURSE at LEC • ' 111.:4 "'I MIDWIF and the DISEASES 01-WONIEN in,uf cIIILDREN, MONDAY, Oct: 11, at 4.ttif put. 10 b CIOCk in the 1 •0111100 h• No'Hetliati flay he 'obtained at. Dr. Merritnan'A *VG, llitlf-moon-Oreeti Piccadilly, and of Mr. Cl4t "i niitithreary to the liospitzil. G4g !AGM' AND COKE COMPANY. Sept. VI, 1813. Hi L GOV4RN OW,DEPUTY-GL)VEItNoit, 411. d DlittrrOHS of this CONIPANY, give lj°tlettli: thk: several SUIISCKIIIERS to end PROM' , MRS "i_._ ti ,a 4414 C4PITAL or this UNDERTAKii\u. , that th 'lY 11 4vt ou 4 GALL of Five Pounds upon each there, and that Ar ad itemi ut i ati -- , ~ Spacial General Court of Proprietors of this C'n 1 , 4 y u. 1, -- e i - d u at the .Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the S ire tu nd, ll-1 1 t h e =2oth cloy of SgP!„%rn; fir! ;want; th, ab il ., cdi •°I at the eeteP4'./ - . 700 e, in Pi1i...4, 11, in tk County is to pa id_ _ . . 47th da y °I October next, e ounty of Ilia ti.ei‘s. ga...... .. 4 .........,..... j'noD4Ennt,llth e Sec. No. %)2, STRAND. 11 EN T SELT-ADJUSTiNG TRUSSES. ES Instrlttnents ,eire upon en entire new of in Principle, the Springs, are so. constructed as to admit t i,,,),, 41 : 4 5e or decrease in else and force will answer fur `' N '," l ' kit. side, without any strap whatever. • ON, and Co confidently recommend a trial to 41/111.10Se who prife i rperfect . ease ad security to the galling , t rP 'cation of the common Truss, on their usual liberal r e h r n tl 3 l , , , , , viz, that the full cost shall be returned to all pnr ethe'rri4n) 'not found superior in case and effect to every ten, notion, after any trial, wear, or damage.' The Pa unv'ees have received the following appointment'sTbc n4,1 414 vY, the Naval hospitals and Dock-vards, the Ord ke-e.Greenwich Hospital, the Hon. East India CoMitany, Na f -fete Persons residing in the country, sending the circum. Of the body, in inches, just above the hips, may depend " 11 be htgacsurately titted. iir --------11 IS I I is Selling; TICKET S . a nti S o ll t Aj e t g E i n S , 414,„„,' for,the :v w Lottery of only it ) 000 .Pickets, in stat. - ', II S the 'd of NEXT 1 10 N 111 ; and tiril, l :A., q.k r Within the last Three Months he 's Lts app ti ' old and lui l tilrwenty4ive Capital Prises, vi 4. :, LIO,OOO ~ (4.. .... I' i l :i 4 4 l . ::: . . : .......... : : : , 1124 2 ) ;o0 ° 600 1 , F O r i s i i ie o e o n o f f r ... ...; 1,090 Juo .`;iti e ,r'' . ...... • Ir.'. • And the I4st Pri ze ):: ..... • • .•-•• • 20° , r ) drawn on the 28th of 4 TWEINTY TIIOUSA. ) lastnth. itifl l l S clifte!fi wi th rartienlar M s o may be hail gratis, at either frilly liortnnate 011 ices, ~. 4 . COW:MILL, or 9, :H4tRING-cuoss. .. _ i ;\ V r , STATE LOTTERY of only 8,000 i q ' 11 : 1 It. '"I ‘ KM'S ''ll b"•gin DRAWING the 3d of NO- A S'CI TINE : ' Prizes I 1., 000 ... . are .... L. , 10.00 0 A o 41), 3 • 3 )000 • ...... 1,000 ' 00 1 .... 3,0 4'' • . ......... . 303 1 4 "'' .. ... `eft ......... . 100 144° 4 ............. 50 i,600 20,600 , 6m, .• . ........... to .... •.••• • • • ,„ 'ltn d /Ito -draw litanlis, in ... Each .• • alvvv , -41 vin Prize above ./, 20, First Day, will be entitled to l'lrkt.,i an additio loa . t Prize (4 14, 3 , 00 °. 7 111 Ilit Prize is 7 ./ r, c; i Day will be entitled to .hove. ....0, . eCOn , i r,,,_TlCltypay, .in additional Prize of .h.Q0,000. srEPO A , 017 1 'n,„„ arid SHARF.S are selling by RICHARDSON . , 'gai t , —, mid Co. Contractors for the Lately, at their t vh ( r i; lg t h . e s i e .: vv ir s tir c t bn if riti:gri.ke-rxbt,stisi,diwnigues,reC, o i r n it! t i h il t l , L i o in tt d er f y a 4 c l i i n a g; they sold h t f o l t :newinic on the usth -of September, 1 818, N o. Vng Capital Prizes :- 9,354 .... . In is Shares L.20,n50, 8 1471 . w 1 ~,. k t ),Qoa . h o ..... lio e Lie e ... .. 702 . 2 ...... In 13 Shares „, . ... . . In to Shares . , ' fl . '" , ‘ l ...... In 9 Shares .. .. •• • x" „, Pr iu v. wtssEtis nisurrs t)1101,~: been 4 - 1 - f4 entsilie itzi..urrs Plows bare -, , 4 itt g haurtu ad. t .. d. l ~ afe chcap, effe . etuat, au , l f f '44.'111104 Malittliate cure fur m St t ran ' g ' ffat;,tileet s., )1.: eatkliTira-i c li q Vta,441"411t Bladder ; and when taken an the tt! s .1 . 1,, de; ro.d ;,,,Jeal Infect hol, they win infallibly accomplish I aec,, i ,neet I should the complaint he far advitneedt. will he Tite. 4t Y t ° thaw the Specific Iteniedy With the aesuit it s 1 , ? 1 r .1 4 5 ) 4 p ,r 5; s hould ircat b,lect to he attended to is, th'it P" r ",: ti „„ , 4, tilt ~. 'lr efill to having the true unit germille Plc P 4r ' t be t , 4l 'atil," ‘ , 4l ,le and dau •r counterfeits attempted . 0 e. \"'”) tC ,fie public b y g' absolute falsehoods, are " 4 9 il l or VENs I lt, the pr o r' '. 1 e ver y pute l haser to ft,f, - (n 4'.., ,!.., .. ..fe..0.r4 r eque y • AW N _ j 1 ,1) TS DROPS. 1nth,,,,,, ?N- --The rfeunin ' , lys Jesuit's DicPs fi're ' t) , - .. fA'itili,c,tl4-.(!iiiini,..bi,i!eli aa - tri - p - , -I t : vi l t\f e t s t st ie ( olhuri s tfg . ellgrox 4ll there " 1.. Edwards, i :t;' , Nar h, 3 _Lae liropric for frtsfa piracy) . ~ 1. ,, ' 1. "14 ‘ 4 , 41)seph %Vessel, l'outl," j • 1 4 41 tn - 41,0 - ; . ii:. t i 6 iv . r bottle, and in tulle Lo tkies, colawn I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1813. NEW INITIST,C. This 13,.,y eras ptfl~lis2lc~, 11 — ,ES PETITS , BIJOUX, N 0.12, containing " Rest Weary Traveller," the favourite Duet, in the celebrated Opera of " The 1/evil's Bridge," composed by Mr. Brabant, and arranged with 'v'ariations . for the View) Forte, by C. Kiallmatk, pace , 2s, Ditto, No. It, containing the " Valencia 41ralie," composed by J. De Michell, pricess. to he continued. " Martini's 'celebrated OvertUre to liciry the 4th," arranged for the Naar) Forte, Harp, and Flute, by .I.Mazzinghi, price ss. or single for the Piano Forte and • Flute :only, price a. " Statii 'di ,pas Co)ar," a favourite Venetian Air, with Variations for• the 'Harp or Piano Forte, , by - V. Fiorini, price 3s. The " BorchanianDivevtisement , " for the Piano Forte, Composed by J. W. Holden, Mus. Doe. • price 3s. " The Robin,' a favourite Song, coMposed, with an Accompaniment for the Flageolet by - Mr. Pitman, price Is. 6d. • London : Published by Goulding, D'Almaint.; Potter, and Co. No. 20, Sobv-squhre, and No. 7, WestwortbLud-street• Dublin. • pLAGun AT GIBRALTAR, Sic. The Serapis store ship has brought Dispatches from- Admiral LINZEE, at Gibraltar, which we are sorry (0 say confirm the melancholy intel ligence We had previously received by the Lisbon Mail, of the Plague having made its appearance in the thirrisOn.---The first symptoms manifested themselves on the sth ultimo, when two persons were taken ill, and both died. It continued to increase to the 18th, on which day the Serapis sailed, when thirty-five were taken ill. On no day, however, had more than six died, and, from the prudent and vigorous 'precautions which were taken, hopes were ent i ertained that the dis; order : would soon- be subthied. The ravages of this terrible disease at Malta, we arc happy to state, had-greatly diminished. , 041 , 11 , NAVAL NEWS, HAft wren , Oc•r. Ile»fy..kleeth zg, COL MASribi ) arrived early this morning front Gotten- burgh, last from Yarmouth, where she landed her Mails yesterday, with dispatches Of consequence, and twenty-three passengers. Since her arrival, it is ,rsported that lii.vcjit;tt has cut off a corps of nine thousand French, all of whom are prisonersi that.Leipsic has been taken by the Allies and that Dresden, surrounded on all sides and bom barded, is expected daily to surrender, the French ..having already lost in its defence •i 3,000 menoind the Allies 9,000 in the assault. Several battles of minor importance are also reported to have been fought, with the particulars of which Niajor Vysn, Aid-de-Camp of the Duke of ConnERIA&D, bus arrived at Yarmouth.—Sailed the Feancis packet for Heligoland, and the 4uckland packet fur Got-. tenburgh—both with Mails. " DEAL, 7.—Arrived the Rapid, with...a convny, which are sailed for the River. 'the Fides transport, N 0.550, sustained damage this murninsly the lightning, which struck cs . • . her main-top,gallant-mast and shivered to pieces, and very much injured the main-mast. The Mate and one man were struck senselessi but soon recovered : we do not, hear that any other of the shipping suffered during the tempest. ,Ar rived the Tickler cutter from Yarmouth , -POursmovvr, OCT. 7.—Arrived the 'Argo frigate from Ja miticai.with a large quantity of specie on board; Madagascar .frigate from, St. Sebustians; sailed. 30th ult... Grasshopper sloop of war, with a brig which she retook on her pass.le 'from Dublin; Serapis (store -ship) from the Mediterranean, 'and is under quarantine.—Sailed, the Archer gun-brig, with fleet of about H2O sail, for the Downs, PLYNIOUTII, OCT. s , .—Arrived Duncan man of warani Seahorse frigate. from Faintonthi and the Martial gua-brig and,Zephyr sloop of war trUm a cruise.--Sailed the ilertuada and Terrier sloops of war, with n large fleet, . for the Downs, and not yesterday, as before reported.---Also sailed the Prince man of wat fur Portsmouth. . • •• astorrit, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Princess Eli2abeth packet, Captain Kt un, with a Mail, from Lisbon, in 9 days;. she had a partial. action With an American privateer a few 'days ago Alin arrived the Montague packet, Captain WATtms;s, with another Mail, from Lisbon, in 14 days, last Iwo Curuutt, from whence she brings a Mail, in 4 days.., • SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1913.. Tulin 'OCTODDR 6. The King's Plate of I 00gs. for 4-yr. olds carrying 16st. 41b. S.yr. olds, 114. 0-yr. olds, itst. and aged, i 2s. alb. B.C. Ld Lowther's c. Aquarius, 4 yes Mr. La(P)Toke 8 ch. h. Hamlet, S yrs • Mr. Thomson's hr. h. Vandyke; jun. 5 yrs Mr. Shaliewear's Fh, c. Bohadil, 4 yrs . Mr. 'f ercres b. b. Blaster, 8 yrs. ...... ....... Even ; betting Qn Aquarius--. 2 to I agst I3amltt-4 to 1 agst Vandyke, inn . Mr. PaYnieft Onyx, beat Mr.Craveri's The Captain, Bst. 41b. cub. T. Y. C. 50p.-7 to 4 on Onyx. The Town Plate of SOl. for 3•yr. old colts, Bst. 71b. and fillies, . . .... ....„ ._ _ . sat. .i1b.,..D.1..., lintrana 3g , . Mi'.' rriny's . h. C. Punic, by Gobanna, out of Cartilage .... I Geu. Gower's b. f. Lama ... - IL of Graftou's ch. f. IVilful .'.. ... 3 Mr. Glover's b. c. by Haphazard .... i 7 . to I agst Pnnic—Eren on Wilful. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCMWOcr. a. We had no fresh arrivalsof Wheat this morning; fine sam ples supported their price, but. there was - hut little doing; Oats were brisk • at the prices of Wednesday t liuilittg Pease and Tick Beans were iu demand, and. may he cotiAidaed. or 4s. dearer ; tither articles, remain much the same as on Wednesday. - • SMITHFIELD MARKET, OcT 9.. This day's Market harp hut an indifferent supply-of the va rious kinds of Cattle ; Pork and Veal *lmport last prices; Beef and Mutton are cheaper, and the trade, for ;Ito most part, was not considerable. - The eales iu 64;1 Hay-runi ker. were t ri fling; Clover hai got up in price; Huy and Straw in price. The body of an elderly man, respevt,tbly dress ed, was found suspended to a tree, in a ‘vootl leading from the H arro w-road to NV:o ford, by some boys who were nutting on.Wedne , day. By some papers in his pocket, he turned out to have lately been usher at a school in the neighbour hood of Clerkenwell. Ilcs name was LEGART, and be was by birth a Swiss. Distressed circum stances are supposed tb have been the cause of suicide. „ rEDESTRIANISIC.-4 yeoman of Lincolnshire, of the name of BRERE, WS undertaken for a wager of 200 guineas, to trayeton foot 48 miles within 12 hours, for twelve successive days. lie started at ailace called Agden, in Lincolnshire, on Sa turday 'last, and would proceed - into Nottingham. Betting is much again , t hint. DlWl'l•lti. Yesterday afternoon, at a platter past three o'clock, at Wan stead-House, Mrs. Long Wellesley was safely delivered of a son and heir. ' • On Sunday last, at his father's house at Ilinistend, in Sur rey, the Lady off aniel Lantbeit, on. Esq. of a son. MARRIEtt, On Tuesday,- the 28th ult. at hackney, Daniel Scratton, Esq. to Miss Susan Ansell. On the 20th ult. at Leith, Scotland, Captain Patterson, of the Royal Artillery, to Mi;s Sophia Curry, - daughter of the late Roger Cori)+, Esq. R. N. On the 20th ult. at Wye, Mr. CephasClifford, of Boughton Aluph, to Miss Elizabeth Gibbs, of llamsgate. On Sunday morning, at St..lohn's Church, Westminster, 'William Ozias Humphrey, Esq. of the Privy Council Office, Whitehall, son of the Ike, William'Humphrey, Rector, of Seal, in the County of Kent; to Miss Jane Newcombe, ni e ce of Captain Newcombe, of his Majesty's ship 'Wanderer. On Tuesday morning, at St, Georges Church, Hanover. s quare,. Mr. V. Fisher, Attorney at Law, to Miss Gardner, daughter of Captain Gardner, of NVelwyn, Hertfordshire., On,Wednesday, at Layton, the Rev. Theodore Williams, Vicarof Hendon, to Jane, second daughter of William Mas terman, Esq. of Layton. DIE" On ,Satnniay hut, in Alfred-place ' John Tonebetr, Esq. Bar lister at Laws - Attorney - General of the Carmarthen Grand Scissions. Werlntsdav evening, Charles Baglehole, Esq. of Mark , l ams , i o the. 4.lth yeqr of Isis age. PRICH OF STO( Aenk Stew N a vy 5 per Cent. 954 871:81:1 Irish 5 per Cent. • par Cent. shut 4 per Cent. lied. shut por Cent. Coos. f 8 Think' 1,, Ann. shut India Stock, (LSTRItI3.I.Y. India ponds, Is. gs. dig. Nev Ann. hail Richey. Bitk IL dia. Vs. pr. thinititit, 7 pr. imperial pei Cent. 1000 APO. Gans. fur I,ith inst. 411/i THE TFI'EATRE.. CoVEnt-Gannatc,--We have either utterly mis itonceived the characters so admirably. drawn by SnaxasPEAus in his Moor of Venice, or the Play of Othello was last night very indifferently, per formed at this Theatre.• Mr. CatqwaY made his . secon4 appearance on the London thiartlS 'as the Moor—a-Mrs. FAUCIT, front Norwich., her debut as ..)esdeinona, and Mr. EGERTON* performed the part which' We have been accustomed to call logo. With clue politeness, we will, in our strictures, give precedence to the Lady. Mrs. FAUCIT is a - title woman : she has good eyes, and white and even teeth ; and, like most females possessed of such ad.-mirages, right well she knows it. But inifortinotely, thongh languishing, smiling, and ogling, are excellent qnalifications for genteel •coniedy, 'they do not accord with the character of the sweet, the simple, th 4 unaffected, the tender D4deraiiino---olie Of the loveliest pictures of fetni - nine grace that ever I'oct drew. When Mrs. F.sucur therefdre twinedahoutherhusband, coquetted and 'lavished all the blandishments in her power, her `stile ofaeting would have been tuhydraide in an in. telligent eourt ezan—would have even befitted a Bea trice Or a ,Rosulind, but it was utterly' unsuitable for a f/e.vdemona, or an Imogen: She - really out-atlituded C6NWAY and once or twioe, when they Were loving, instead of the rough soldier and uncour'ly Moor and the gentle and artless Di stieniona,' there was such a display of polhshed movements and mazy cirelings, that we imagined we were looking at a Maitre tie Dance and a- hoarding-school Miss pacing a minuet. The great fault. of Mrs, FAuetr is that of over-action. Let her remember that extravagant gesticulation belongs to the depart 'eat at Opera, and not toSn'ArtilskA KB—scarcely to English Comedy ; and she wilt prove herself, though in a very different line from that in which she appeared last night, a great acquisition to the Metropolitan Stage..., - • Mr. CONWAY'S Othello confirmed Our opinion that a considerable time 'must elapse Wore he can takethe lead in Tragedy. lie is the child of `tittuly and application, and has done much towards improving those bounties which nature has be- Brit wed.upon him. But he wants that, which no study can sup ply, and without which.' no man can ever be a really great actor—he' wants feeling-- and his very diligence has injured him by con firming him in artificial habitswhich are so rooted as to offer a great bar to his future improve- Mem. Every word and 'syllable has its appro priate gesture—he is the Flero of Particulars. By this we lose all that breadth (as a painter would say) and graudeur of general effect which sloes not despise minor embellishMents, but which does not dwell upon them to such a degree of minute ness as to destroy the character of the whole.---- Thus 'Mr. CONWAY, when he comes across the word " love,:" or ! pity," or "sorrow," although in the middle of a passage, the • entire scope and tendency of which Is to express hate, or re, verge, Or anger, is, sure to dwell upon these terms in tender and whining natents though appropriate per se, are' misplaced frinn their position. Almost all his defeetl maly be trac ed to this source. As for his direct imitations o f N li i n t d K w wide 11 1 t'ut v r 6 tr l a l gt h a‘c.itc Betel o h n n o n ( t ' l t ' i u te t r th 6 e u Y ilt 4 rambled that adiaired performer. Of EasaTON's lago we are loath to speak. tk literally made nothing of 'it, ,and had we never seen it played before, we would have had no tea- son to imagine that it was a part one whit more prominent than that of Ladovico ! ~T:tl►l7,lcrtr-TTf T Tpv,....114,rpti_.4..i..8 LI vE Iti ci.. t At'il, • ONTIVIU.O [IIIiTttACT9, FROM ,A,MERIOAN rApEt3.] ALVAN Y, Auo., 17.— ,, A friend has obliL , ,hlgly , vpureil the Editor of the firgza with the fothiw ing interesthig intelligence, which _conies kronitt .souruv entitled to the fullest credit. Extract of a Latter from a Gentleman at Sati,et'.i Harbour, dated August la. " The fleei . areived here this . marmot, from Nia , gara, being obliged to put in for provisions, and leaies' the harhoor to night. On Sinidav the British fleet hove in sight within View of Niagara, and bore down upon the American squadron ; when finding. it, pretty well prepared for action, they sheered off--.fevidently having for their object to. detach some part of our,squadron. Comm,dore Chauncey made sail at the ,head of droll and Ir James. Yea, thinkinglie conk! de, coy the Pike,, manoeuvred tar this purpase,• but failed in succeeding to detach her front the fleet. They were ,Within sight of each other constantly .for three days-- , -the Ameriean squadron endeavour ing. to bring the enemy to action, who as assidu .ously avoided it, and could choose thnir own time fur fighting, as they were to windward, In. this action they at length succeeded in cut. , .ting off two of our schoonets, which were" too slow to keep up with the fleet—the commander of one, Mr. Trent, a gallant fellow, finding himself cut oft from the squadron, laid his small bark alongside the British Commodore's ship and the Royal,,George, where he. fired thirty rounds of 18 and 3:llbs. shot, until they literally blew him from the water--for he declared. he never would strike, and went down in that situation ! r - The other schooner wits captured. Two: other schooners of the squadron upset in the gale of Sltuday night ; and out of 90 people on board only - 16' were ,picked up, after being an hour and le!). 'Minutes: in the Water. Lieuts. Winter :And Psgood were both drowned, fleet goes ant te) night, prepared for a five wcek'a cruise, and' determined, tf posSilile, to bring the British fleet to action.-- • Theenenzy hue a 4apeaiority already, anti art! still determined noi•to risk an attlart - Until their force is int . ;re4sea hy the vessel now building at Kings ton. • • “ The. British Commodore's ship is said to have been so much injured by the tire of our schouw:s-, as to be obliged to enter port to refit. ,Counno- Afore Chauncey told me to-day, he conk' fight a$ well reithout the schooners, which havobeen as with, them, for by their dull srtrlin tloy pre vstited his manceuvring to advantage. The lo” of our valuable officers and seamen iy thud, to be regretted. The army on the Niagara are' about to cum menet: utfensive.pperations.- EVENTS or 11113 WAR ON LAX ONTARIO. BOSTON,. Ana. 21.---The Albany 'Cazette of Monday last says—" The Postmaster in Utica ha's made the following indorsement'on a band-bill haite 'heard' from Commodore Channecy ; he Itas lost tour of his schooners, two by a squall, and t‘to arc captured by the British. He has lost 12tt men, and some of our most 'valuable Naval Officers we no more.' From &Act's. lfurbour, August i This week the remains of our fleet arrived, after a cruise of three ‘vecks. On Monday night (9th lost) the,,wind was So high in one of those squalls to, which the Lake is sukject, as to upset two schooners, the i!courge, o,' 8 gluts, Lieute nant Osgood, and another schooner, Commanded by Lieutenant Winter. Eight men only were savod from each'resseli the Officers were inst.-- The Fair dinericalt, Lientenant Chauncey, anii the Pert, Licntenant Adams, have been sent into Niagara, unfit for service. The Growiet, of five gum, Lieut. Deacon, and the Julio , Sfiiiing-mabtvr Tript, lay alongside the Getterrtt Wolfe tot' haft an hour, within musket.sliot distance. I cannot in form you with any certainty what has become of theta; they are sunk, or in possesviun of the ene• my. This is truly unpleasant intelligence. The Commodore is going out immediately', ,with lit Ti- visions for live weeks. The loss does not hearten the Officers of the Navy in 'the least. The new vessel now building at t h is place is iwavi'v ready to launch." [This is a specimen of ells clumsy, vapouring manner iit which of war events are too frequently conminnicm'e , l,;,- The loss of tivoNeviels is spoken oe, tion is made' of any hostile meeting, :mud tls' tic are left to conjecture the cause. The 1.v4 aL e(muits from Albany left,Commollore Ch.lin:cey 'Au full chase of his flying enemy neOr I'l t• We flail Sit di Harbour, at.tlic ut e. , t! 01. ( 1 ) 11 : 1 , 1 : % 1 : 1 1 ' ;;: :J A 7,-On Tuesday night , the inst. at about I I o'clock, the two : ti.o,ets contact, when a running engagement eu:.aied, two hour.; awl a hairs continuancethe fleet running aWI,Y, and the gallant Cinivanccv tali ltrtrsuit. The los.; Of the British is not ku:,w it , It Nl'e "' h ' iTti ! l ep oi f t )r t t % e :( l ) a s t ma N il ia v g e t s t s r e a a r t lsitt the eugage meiit , ba A t The 'American Ontario: Squadron having itfiliffi turned to port without a laurel, I. t peeLation an ena froni,that +tarter. Our t oyes noix it 9_ oh Erie, on which Commodore Peity-Wati erni'My):!- the last dates, 01 p.l t 116'