The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-21 00:00:00

r° 1. p' to I ' al were n il o f if; t he r v, WR S r 11.x!et,.Ntl , k , ),„ 1 , -, t) , t°, ', 0, : 3 : ltr.Vrt rextrietP : otatron fie In.l;virps - frotri . "*ri ili''''''•,',le t.. - it , ,el, lan;ls to the United `state', . lit lii ' lriN.„,, ""rt,) orl-Ji. eff ) • - - ' 1` 4 : 1 i 1 0:. 1 ',"' 4 1 - I r m i '•: b h - ' 1 ! '‘ . l% •, [OP . 7-t•-)' fir!, tifq . t . fbe.. Til;li . a . ry . t , e . :.- ~',tb-,,r;tF.,, ' l ' , -4r. 1),'",x,,,, .1,,,,- .nr,t i Qh f10 55, • 4,11 i Wil,fri'l',li4.o,'' ''. l it'.ii Sfatee• that th- I : 7, iitt'd States a'"l itlik.,: h'it,; . rnitri ho.f i 'h . ,_ • .. 1 f 1 ,iclt wircliase , It, .3 1 t I . L ~.. !!._!•estr.e, e , fro 1.. . , from -44, t1 • ''''. ! nil; ans 'wou'd not h , restricted ,(7, •r 'ird oartr. ' k rl. ti lt , t4 enth; ) S, L'rle.cl) , c. fji•Tr;T-1",":, Jun. • -, :e .' e tir ' .". • Sec: to the \li , sion Ex. traordioary. 1 .ii , ,,. m • ""loarried to Ir t .iinegdav, 10tit .logust. " • c, L-rR-7' ~ . m RR 'FIiONT TI-TE AIIERICAN CO:Vl utisio,,,,:„l.. ' • ' . • ' .r•US TO MR. 11!()gROE. 14 , 4 .. ri , tiq, c Ghent; Aug, 19, 1 8 1-1.. I lli! i ' 4 Y, e '°lllllisSioners, in a conference on . , -, f . X.1)1a1, 1 01 . s 1,„ nif q __ e View's of the British Govern '4',.. % bet ws . .-.... 4 . 44 ii": 111 1d 4 ,!' ) ce.ht 1 II ( :i'''' I , - kt ec ,', . 3 r"reti that the joint possesSion or ti,,, 0'•1,,,it.h,,,,„ . 11 . 1 11 , .1 to both nations tO keep uP a. Da - !;)1 ill ce in,inei; necessarily I - tend-teed collisions, and ren ttnti.,."feattit t r Y . Asr fir Pat "Britai3T cant's • n pt. - be sop -1,, ' , ;',' t e t ," Was e ,, 3111 : • I •te crotpleqt3 in that quartet.. tintl.a i. e•,',; ,) in, a - :: 4 '' , • ll ly‘litker than. the United States, t'ili ° ,, l Tiit li - - 0 1, it was nececcary, for its .securitr, ,I'l, frorParter i_ t g , 1}(1 ' 11 ' 1 re:lnire that the Loiter' -:itates . tll t "I 1• i l f,.;' 1 10 armed naval force• on the Western kt brat, l i - o. v , , t " T ltario to Lillie' Superior, bOth litchi 144,,llitt,"°1')Iisit,i'flid tint - erect -any .forlified Or military 1,..711 t .. '," 1 :)114 . ""el-t on the .shores 'of those ..Lakes; and V 1,1 1% 4 , 11 . 1 % - li i :• l 4 , ° ,: t • Taititant those .vhich were_ already tl,',%, i ' , si ne -, ~.,, . tl = "v sail, ht. considered as . a mode t,! lik t , t ql of . 1 't." 111 . Britain, if she had not disclaimiel li t ti i , t ,. e,y4i, r i' , 4Y. incre..-tsie of. tetlitory,• .tnie.lit with Iwo iii,,..'4e,,l'ret-iti „,' cC.'.sion of, the ;13 1 acent-ikinenic:in shores. i t •-• rt tooti r , "rli'l'ation and ' •- - aid it , . left in :,,y, t z ,..7_ intercom it .1 • ... N" c t ti11,,,. ;,) orretofore., It e-ne expressly stated, :in wai"i lr l' l V of 6n,.‘re Yore. that Great. Britain was to re ,,..1. tit)g. i i ,'•';! l ,.. an ;;;lisefi, naval force on thase Lakes, 111 . ' ' . /1, - ' • " I ` lt arY posts . aud ' eitablishments on their 1 11,*Pli '. lin i i„,, Nf h ,''lt Illitpi • - ""r!" line of Lake Superior, and, thence v. It . 1 ' l 'i j it t^ ',. , i 4, i tt h h. Nti, s ,, e . ,, se(l ;- and the TreAty..eight, of Great I tti "'tilt! " s 'Plii to he 'contineed. When miltecl kltt,-I,it t , ti . nut mean the lint. from the Lake id: the ' - .t t , .q!).„ '„"-kiPpi 4.. The Ilritich Coroulig.4ioners VI. 1 ' "leant,* e . /.. t'tt 14* • • e, .111 e from La se Superior to that \\l l ' %, ' , 1 ," e‘iy n . . • - .0,, , 11, ‘.. , nittolcat tan from Halifie and the pro 11rit,,,,t111 ana;',.l-I:wieli to QuAe c , t•) he seettred tn, Great t t;\ 1 11,!. 4 ..e., ,', '" our cpw , tion, in what manner teas this k,4i, i , !„, : 1 , 1 ; 14 ‘,Ahattold that it most ly'ehtnt: lv a . cescia . it ,S';'lt 4Nel Portion of the district of Maine (in N. a nd (44..4:5et5) which intervedes. between- New f . 4 ,4 , ~ ) ,.. .e, and. prevents the diret...t. coinulupi ty,'ll4.l44;i‘hets4„, 01 4, 4 ti t),., tf th .le statement made respectinte the. pro -111, l e dit i .. '.- rl !"ltulary line betwe.en .the United 1 1 ( 4 1 1 11.t. 1 11” 1 . ' tolons of Great Brit .in, embraced all the tt, 'tel t l etti.4 'lt to 6,.. 0 14} 4 - Ily 1 4 _ %itii.efortvard for discussion, anti what Nil , tri 1 . 'L views - with re.Pect to , Moiise Nand,' N e ' t . 41. Pc s l 4. , l ` s in ilw ii' y fP• • .1. I• i mnltir • •t 1 11611 titil's'llt4.)-.e.ss.,irta till the () pre -slit ‘ :: - t i r t hit t . 1;4 1 In'.: , ", 1 5i,,,,, r 'ght I., ll ,: e• xve_re art . 0.1-eered It:;1 those ' I'cl:in:ls. ' I it. - .ti,t.,t44k;t,ll•l,,aiit',.l. ,rtsea‘t.'lleitiiii (as ' tmtc:h so.;' , i4 , t.rie of the 1 , 1 . tli." )1 ' 4 ' " J-- " :) rt , harrptalslttr.c), they c'ou'rt eel . , V .• - tti ' • .".t) a t c i 1, lb, 4 1„,. 3 ait it 1 were apt even supposed to be an N i, t t i'le t 4 .' 1 )11 y tr ; - . , • )„, : tifr tli ; • '. )l 4 • ) ) ,. •"tY that the demands of Great Britain li.iti te °f tr. " a,),('.!),(l,ltitnintotts anti deitled negative.' .We N s) :* l4 i l I 's)11111„ S ',.. r , - to detain the John ii , ..lains foe the I%';`A 14 4 , 4 'lest „,,,,,-"'';' to yon, tife ' off elal note. 1,..fi1t".11 . may i V.id ii)in s - 4Lel9se-the ne , gociatintv. --, , ,iid we: h.tve. 14,1.,G1,,,i..111i1y to , al)prise vou, by tin; ha it) but r' l =`... e. ' .i.t.st cotiferene, there is tort at prcselit tft)i t ., . . - • .." ii" -11 s - s ", NISIr, ' - .IONA•IIINSELL,-- . ''• et:* 'AII,1); . ALBP.IIT, GALLATIN. T, -AY . - ~ , t. %„, . . . l, rk s .' - r!t t ----7--- 7 -:. . - vi,„: l ,l k i t ''-': , i ., -,/ : 8111 T1 ,- ' ,, 1 .- colfrlsslONnits. • • o iNi,,,..(0,,,,- ~ ' i • - 011,,..N•e1m Pl.:, 1 . 4 ' , .. a:Spec Lfffer ~, . .os writteill . V C'h t 11 4r )q 4, 1 3, :cltiariis of iris Britannic Majesty 1 - ,:04-i.; ‘ l lt.,, l vit i ., , t l t lf cte ~,,,,,! ,,,intin. z ,:t be Piearpoteutiyirt. \l t lb. Nlr , ,,`• "F t h l 'lt they have coolamtilr?t".• 11 tt ) 0 ,, e, q . :, t;,;' With ;4‘. ~,,,,),,,ip.delwh.ich, yks'llAir , ,l t h i. c, • u' - '..: 4 il ) ,, ci %',.: is ttt b ''''' ll 11 gpzi thi , l/th - .ialt:th ....Jr :.) dirl L - ,.e., t - ti ' , m: , P.S4l sided With any specific initrtic '*\llkli.. '° ih* e sl‘: - . 4 'ig the • tinti4tt Nattiayr in s ."Freat.y; of 1', N., *.) , P .lt t ;,': (4 reet - li - Atain aoiLit t'' d '' i f l i n g, 9 -. '' ' ,l 4: t if4l il - 1; 4 , 4 , -.. terl'i ,, r\c 'The' itialtu•signeir at :tie ~N• 'tq ' 3 .'.'1ki,,., "" VIC ilipot fnitiarius of the , •I'. l :tited ft ti Intl: ti : (roc,: notent having, at the 91.1 1 -rset, t tt it N•t•'k t ,i'l f ir -il h ari,, N 6- 4..• needxrestoratioli - of . 311.., 11 'ti ! 1 i .i.ktt 1 ,. 4, i0,,, 'L '. Pnslible the oottiet.A)l . Voints , tai 'A or t 1 % Ist to ,, y ro fesseal.theraselve wil•s2tz to•torego, l e L l e Itn'..inecitlettity stipulataon-to the ai1... - ;ittalre of titti, i 'Lli"'lta•e,.''' ,l t• reel some surprise that t he ilv yir• i \l i'„"lyt„' l , 4 ,,: +4 :`'tteS slii tild . noi'liitye fitritislied ti - ts:ir \11.1,1•4,1itt, "l'initryte;ions •untut those pt.ints which. •,1 1 / 4 0 t iv i . ' . 1'-t hiiit . , ,, Ple ,. I , ticier dim . ,;i6o ! - - 1 - - ' • 1 „,itt„Lhii:l,-,., , c._ the A'n':ri •:n Pienipitte . titi,arte.: to kb,7,,,_,k-`444.,:i'"41.111.• • , OiYe L et - iif 'ii tiltanl' l pa 6 ill ai i bii: t ,1. 'Pt k;!t. , ,s, a -whi,.:4::o.,dit mid the Gi - tvernritertt- of 1 41 1 . , 1 iliii",! ki;;;, / . l ilit.stv's Cove . o•tuent 'cooceiV,& th at : 1 / 4 ,NNi:lt4ci - ;•'''',`,". iiro,oliir their sineery desiie for the Zi 1 .) : 0 4 4 ', • 3: 4 1) ( , t1 . .‘,: 4 .1 i ; 1 e it , I . )Y - prOfyss - tn..- t liel - r . .wi.l i llitl . gess t 7.. ille• I 'll. let ttl l k . 'llp ote , 'Peon those heads, 4:l , tite event.. tt . '1 tt % ) ° ,11 11 4,.c tr, ti ttl'etries pinsiderit4; tlierese,lrtz.s au, l • l 'lt ti• ''') l,,..'St l ovral . principles, upou which stick li,tttli?' , t«.,„ i ..:'!.'"led. ' With zi view - to ett;Oile the tZ ii iij r ,,,:rt 4' i ~,', ,'!"s t.',5 detirle, how far ti.,e conclusion 11 i . '"'lli i e di 1 ,"".' ilte lintii- of their discretioo, the I. V ° tl t „ ell t' n r ' . ,"). In 'sta'etii , ti t'istirictlV the tirt - cw i : '.'• Gre a t ii,.•;- - ",• -7/ • - „, , t a i ri t y• ,:ieotect of il ' tlc lt ' "44ance•of th i gt k e i g ' oci " at ioil ; . it, the present 0'41 1 4 4 - 1 / 4 , 41 01, 4 %i " haVe , 1 1 „4:` , i -k'* l. l) lc ti j oitt '. l .• 1 ) . , 1 ,at1 . • had the honour . . .f , ,stating .. &i t ti t i/ 1 ,,, . " ) , :), ( 1 ~ ,, a . , ! .n_ ts.tries, tile. lll:ionstdrring" . the_ ilk 01' 1, 1,i - r tlt, IL ", A , ne gul unn of airy neat). of •• 1 4, 1 11 4 , sttotrit'''''4.4l.tql Government is the permanent . .. i ,. ."kti ct e ip a i,, t - r ."f the Indian nati..ns. and the prie 1 14 1 Il bf It :4 :! st ir 's airs reitations to WIIIOI 't lie * frt. , : ' 041 11)1 th s t; Its limits his heretofore given 1 1 ' 1 1 '. ; vi•l ' ;' it I. iaili 'i ' , 1, , k l 4. , t it — .is 1,. i , •pensao y Iteccssarl that the. lo . , ktt h i t t 1 , ), k i;. 4 ` ,.. e , -dEle.eit ilitriag the war in alliance et".,711,4 4 ..1etpi,k,',,'. at the teina , itiatiott of the war, ` 1 1 1 4 4 ,,`,1 4,4, 1 ,"", a. It equany rioce%sary, that ,i;,, I )ty. 'ln t ', 1' of a , si‘ , ited to tile India.,,, arts' • ti t 1 bv . '', '?rttes. , i ' ' l o i „ th -, 4 ti ,,, ttr ,0,,!i,d guarantee the int%rity of t iO 1 14.' 4 :W . 1 % .. . lj St ill ttl4tio:l, n ot to acqu:re by yt c MI, I - 4 , 1 (;.,,;.;" 71 .1' telrit:iry ‘ - iti.)in the specified i it, i,:t i ,. "41,4 1;1 1,- , %li t i l l i ii.t .. :1 t are ;riilitii 7 , - to tike, iti the , I . ; 4, ,, C sto„„_ 'Ject, ~ sliose if,ttpulations o f the il t l i tl ti 4,1 .i , ct to t ildifications, which relate to 1 1 k il't 1 ' 4 44 a .. • ti,.l 14 4 c if .,tll, ,?'R desirous of stating every point in V ‘ i:7 .t ki tt ltt, i pe 4,, 4 2 , .. 1 . 1 ‘ct, %kitich may rea•;onahly intlurnce 0 t t ,,1 11, 11 4t r i lq, th e teas' PI ettip o i elit ia ries its the exercise t , . it, , )- ay, t it t ii_ t, t,, 1 41 . v t , i4 .. le tt . e ~ . uentselves of this opportanity ki.,,,tt,''iti 4 'if th ',.'‘.1 , 1y stated, that barrow 13ritain ~, t t. ty.,,,44,1 t" ,e rrit atierle-t we •n her - North •inse k„cl)''%qi.4itt ""'e al . th ti ; . 1 with' 1 ztk:(11.,,,,,,,c5.r.,,,,it,,t;k,itt0-4- ..,::::ell;elatiu.tiii,..re,tlll't::cti 11,4):::)°,11.1:11se"asr-j:•etisfidl::e it;ai'llic'e:::".e:::llff'(°::tr"7:nlfellPtaa'6;l'''''-'1::‘ Wta :II • puss e4 . . ' 0 1,,V Ni t; ti lT 134. i t• ~ '''''einsive, t ,- ) 1 , : the natnnti k54, 4 - .1.0r 11 „t' . 4 , t ', ' 4 ,.` . 1.49 , T.e5,i,), 1 , ill N.,rtli America. i t 'AN, t . 14 ,:: - r 011 : , ' ', e ; A .:" 4 ,t 11 , k4 l :::' . ic.:}u:Cootineat, the 11 - • , i,, , n,,,- , lt L.',iweht t it ' t '.' . ' l t l ''' . ty, J 1 , 1,1 11j ( 1,. ::last 'expoi:.tl to 44 tt9i 4, ),47 . '1 . 4, 444 : 4 0 Cr,:i4fici. 111 , :3 oilit i ary occe.- ‘4llit 4, !'' ll ;,, l . Y: i ili4; . •.,', s , t o 0 4: security, of her dont:- t..,_!,t4 1 4, 4 ~., ,1• t,, , ,, !I ty djeldi lig ;1;:e5..1, wtt el S. ('.it,' .1 5, 1),i L , 4 . 4 41, 06,1 , 1,, )t - t) ;in 'll V. • 7 " ‘: t . ' a.ll(' 11 ISM 'p , ''411441:i'414(1.,Vi.! 4,4..i.,t:1:ar{'..4f,e:.c,0:tctt f . ;:i i :ti ' ira I ' ase l en 7 ' l'z i, \i,:fg:i'kti `'"' l kl 4 4 11e c , 1_ r IMPfIWer which ocenpies t .,, , „ ~.,„kt, 4f le rt .„ • sa..l-4..res,;lt, have the :4 1 :itarY, 4 4 0'. i. r ;"i!))i, bl lk , 01); tlN.4kt.',k,itit4,:).. 1 ,„ 444 ,,Le ,., ", tilt' British Government is . Oi't ' ' ll-I ',, lllA fi t l ' i" il emli . lt,; l , l . 4, " tl .''' I ' 3 ' Gut' ernil- It• ti t 115 1)1 ‘ , 4 , 13 1 ni ; t .. l : lPS":llS,%Tiiiii. to, SOl4ll - C ' lti' '' , t '' t t ' ) le;IT, 1.(141e" it,'tf.l"'"i"-54-eilb"611'1! ( TL II-i th!ktt:;•Prlivi,*," tiTi4, t frerirt;e ls co u i l l ' e t te- l- ' . : ta t y t'11,•,' 4 4 i • 14,,;„''ci titat the_ % • i r• ' eta ' 4 ,- i,,,0„ 'Lyre .l •.5,,,,„ . ' -e. .•inericait• , overßiacui , t i„.4 •tr, , a,,, , 41 ci \t ! 41, c()!1! , 1 yuct, ant. it, rtifieai•tn s wiN t r tti i !.4 l Liiit,„:; 1 "(1 e,.,;, '',"e , of the s ho t e's, or [era ntaiii t, i ;,4i t c t it - ri :: , € , q, , , i , t .t . 1•13 :.) , ) . e t 's 1 11 , ,ii the Lilies Cin,questum. 14 ,,r,1:A,A1 . .,,i 1 „'!e,i, t i. i i ,. < ; , : ,, elt:cs intothe,sat.r.tit, ~,,r05, , ,t. t... ri,, t , , t 4 . 4 . . il r . will tuen remain for die-- " , 1 ,,), I.'i t `y,A1,,,,,4•1141 ti,,,-‘,..llyrtli western bolptf:try l)t!- : kvti.. 41 1 , t ,jet) it v a ,.! %i ! ,, ssiiitti, the free nayielation '‘i„,tf t . ' l 4„,.' ' ' etlt, " 4 " 41 1 of tl't -li kf • iiier - IA , 14.4 'sa t , , .110 ic, . _, 1 . , Ile. 0 I 01. . . . T ; tl 4t . - (...d.lOll lic..l.Weell Quebec -and `itti r .kt •-, i tZat ~ •tl - 1. - ' 4, w '44t t. 0 ti, 4 : it: .1 "t fill' .tate ,t - isi .1 they . e . , 1,. .....,.,, , -111e1TN 1.1. * ':i: , , t , - . 41, - . ; Qf thv Bri;iiskt Govecti .. "Lulu! . "Vac ludiau natious, and •N ~'l~ 4~~' • , . 4110,;9 • ien.potentioriv.s to coarlutle a provith)ll.ll tip•M se 4.a.si3.ailortstatedVs Shoald they:feeVtt alk.eressary to refer the f=orerninent of the United States tor further instroc amis, the Unde rs i gne d fe e l ine'u.o)ent upon them to ac paint the American Plonipotoutiari that the ,Government c ratiot he precluded hy any thinz that -has 'passed from ya . •r in„ the tertus . now proposed, in su c h a manner Sgthe .<4 war; at the...time of restituinT the conferences, may, iii 1.14:ir i'l m dgmst, render advisabl e . - . • The Un:ier,igticd avail themselves of this occasion to renew o the Fieniptite,,tiaries of tt t tlui.id Statt , ., - Vletifrance.of ,heir high coosiderati(ia. (Signed). GANTT:TER, GOUl2lpit.N. wiLLIA.m AI)XMS. Gheut, 16th Aug. 1814: FROM THE . LONDON (iAZ:6I2TE; Nov. 19. COLONIAL DERAB,TMENT. Dom•tring-NrPort, Nct. IG. Dispatches, of which tlw followiotr are copies and extracts, icere : this- received front Lieut. General Sir Geore;e Prevost, Bart. addressed to Earl BathUrst, floc of hiSThiajesty's Prineif)itTS-e -cretariesof,State— Iteturn inclosed in a dispatch addressed.toEayl .1 • • Bathurst by Lieut. Gen. Sir George l'ievost, (late(' heart-qoarters, Plattshnr„li, ':Statit of New York, 11th of September, 181 i. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Nlirsinx of the, Left;llivision tinder the eotninaad 0f. , 1111.i-or-Geileettl de Rottenhurr,, in Action with the Eneniy, froa the titl) to the. 14 , h Serem tier, 1814, inclusive. • T9Lal-2 captains, I cnsigi, 4 scr;eaptc, :40 rail“krl, I horse, Lillt•d; l genernl stmt . , 1 captain, ti I ,icutennnt 5, 7 serjevfis., Vt:.s and 'Pe; 2 11 . 9.r.i.r.5, wounded ; 4 iieute nanes, 2 serjeants, 1 drunuurr, 4S rank uid. file, G horses, Luistkug. • Name,. of oq;cers. titra).--:3d . Foot —CaiLain, (brevet Lieut.-Colonel) J. Willitigton, Ensign 7r-h Poi:chose. Woutatcp.-,Generol Statf--(%iptain.'T, C)rosise,. Aidide ca,:ap to Nlajor-Oczer:Ll • 3dFoot--I-Litut. !t. Kings:m:7y, s. eray 1:1'r becYratt): tl'est, sevi rt• ; )"; LiC . IIS. C. Beilti:)11 , and. J. }Linn:, slightly. 58th severelyi tiro slightly ; Li . cot and • .:MiSsiNG.--7ittli riot.---Lietifenaitti G. Hutch, . - `Ca . nadiaii Chassei;rs—Liens. Viznean. I '.(Sigtied) yr4Ls,ltlj..Gen. N.A. Extract' of a Dispatch front Lieot. Geri. Sr (3; ,, orge Prevost, 13iat-to Earl Bathurst, dated head-Ttarters, 'slo.ntreal, S4ternhor ;;O, , - I have the honour; to transmit to . yoorl.Ord,shiri tilt, en copy ( ff a ilk - parch 1 Ii: receive,' Lient.- ':en. .ral 4.lrtniotkonil, refiort mg the iqinit'of a aortic made the elle"- my, AI itti a la. ge prnlieriic>n of hi s fprc, fro,, port E l jr, nA 17t1/ instant; in which the v'ery sup, nor mouth r 4 nt tits army were at length with great 1, Si, 'iv the intr,pid . anti (let hravei tie division q( -t roPp.s. under: the Ilitlit.-(4euerars countiaml.. ropy of Ala jor-Uo. Re liV:itteyille's-rektort, anirtini-reinin of killed, wo-tmiled r and iii ifl en the oecetsi , ;ii; no2ext.(l.; and. al- thotig - l; in this air, ue baYv linf-',Eed a tanNitrerdble loss, it t learn; fiat lientettallt- General Dram:aloud re t iresents the pond:let_ and spirit dis played by the ()Ulcers and meit elign;:id as deserving of his bikimAtfc&tuaendaVion... I Rxtraci - of a:Lotter fr - ut om. LieenAot-qerit4al , .”ru n ond to Lifinehiant-ienerai Air G. kq7e,ey,i-ti i4rt.'dattti Cantp i' IR ,.e.:;or't Erie: , :."I;i..erober 19 . ; Azn‘i.s ' - - ' ' • • ..4y:- . le , ter to you'r,P2o:eellenty of- the 'l7tb - g,ave a sliort -apcoittit of the result ot,an attack matte by.. the enemy on my batteries and poSiiiii l l on , hat • (114 -. ." I hate: now til'elionOnr o tr'i-ilv:iit a copy i of.'4...4jOr 7 pcneral De. Watteviliets report, tdg,eth e r i % , i L . 1); 4,, jet ttrit .of .kilJetl, wounded,- and missing-oq , thd oecasion. . i - '' - tl: '''' 1 .. - Verity - 11' 0 I. in ot matron ..% inch ...l,Nec wt.. 461:e:trout tin,ise documents. '1 ithva t.i,.: - ..;r:i, ft.,. as.„s,4Qn l is the, 6riug was heard I.proceetl:ll to, w a os t.i e athkince, and fopmf the troops._ had ni(ivcd - fr•om camp, wt.!' the ftovels and 890 - had been p,",slted by Alajor-General De Wt-itteVilleinto the wood on.the. right towarrk No 3:battery, and that t `w 'B2d was mu' ed to the support of the bat : , tern's on the left. -At this mOme»t it waS reported to. 'lnc, -that the - enemy had gahed:posSesion or ' bAtt cries N0 . ..2 ant( 3,, and that ,our troops were falliu 'hack i_ a report which th e , approach ot. I lie fire cdufirmed (emir Excellency will have in reeol leetion :that .che whole line of . operations !lay in a thi,A tvonil) ; I immediately directed Lieut.-Col. Campbell to detach one w;ng of the Gth . regiment to su; , port the 82d' in au attack - Which lordered t' , 4-Jte made for the tecOvcry of the battery Ni. 2. I directed Major-General De Watteville to super intend I his 41cm:rue:a ; , All:ijor-General .Stovin t.iok the direction of thetroops and guns . left in reserve. I threw }orw:irii the Glengarry light ni finitry into ;he wood in front of the centre, to check the advance of the enemy, and support the troops ra.titing,froin that point ; hotlithese move mews were executed to illy entire satisfiction, and being cornbintd with a j'ittliciOus -ittack'tnade by Lieu! -Col. Gordon, with part - C4 the Ist bri gade, consisting of the Ist battalion of the Royal ScOts, supported by ' the. 89th ; the enemy was every whirr driven back, and our hatterits and entrenchtrient-regained, not, however, before he had disabled the guns in No. 3. ,battery and eX-= plotted . its magazine The enemy. did not again attempt to make a stand, hut retreated•i» great disorder to the -tort, and was folloWeil by Our troops to the glacis of the place. To Maior-General De Watreville'S report I must refer your Excellency 1 , :lr the came cif the enemy's success in the first instance, viz. the over whelining ouinher ~f the enemy, to whit}} we had . only -the King's and De Waiteville'ireLs,ithents tt,' oppose. The spirit 'which the troop displayed in. all the snbsequent operations deserves the highest commendations,. and entitles them to my warmest approbation. I have only to regret that the scene ()faction (ri thick wood) was so 111 - tr.Rionriihig to th e displ a y ot'the valuable qualities which are its in Briti-Sh troops. The charge made by the. f':2d regim-mt under i‘lajor Proctor,. and detach- . ments of the 6th, tinder Major Tt'tilor, led to. the revotery Of the battery No. 2, and very ninth deeid , ed,the precipitate retrograde moren - fent ma le by the - enetnit. from the different points.of our po sition, of which he had gained a short possession. Major-Genet al. De Watteville reports ,most fa vourably of rime steadiness evinced by the kt bat talion. Royal: `cots, under Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon. (commanding Ist brigade);, and the :'e mains of the 2d battalion.. $9lll, tinder Captain Basden. I myself witnessed the good Oratt and spirit) with which the Glengarry light infantry . , , under Lieut.-Colonel Battersby, pushed into the wood, and by their slperior fire- diOve tick the enemY's light troops. I:Amt.-Colonel Pearson,. Inspeeting Field Offic e r,: accomp an i e d t hi s part of his dtnni-brigade, and I am sorry to say , re= ceived a severe, though I hone not a dangerous wound-. To . M ajor -General:De kVatte!,flle, wh,ok; I : commanded in caned, and by whom the first do • -~ tif7:4'o g;ver. alt4l at'rangemefits nt.tvie, tito nudes- great obligations for the judgment displayed by kin), and 1 - ; ir Ws zeal and exertions during the action. My aidcnosvledgMents are also due t o Ma jor-q,neral StoTiu, xvlto art ived at my, head-ytar ters a few isonrs before the attack, for the assist allee I received from hint. I cannot sit licien - :;ly appreciate the valuable. a - ;sistatice which I have received 'front Colonel. Myers, Deputy Quatter; Alaster-lieneral, and Lient.-Colonel I.larvy,-Pe piitv Adjutant General, during the present ser vice, and which have beets of the snore . import ance, as, - fruit) my own state of health of,late, (in consCpienee of toy wound), I haye.not been able to use those active exertions whieb I o:bet - Wise - Might: I avail asyseif of - this opportunity of again expxessing my sincere concern at the_loss which lIIs (livisio u o f the arat‘vsustitincl, by the aeeident which tteprived it of Lift . s . ep.'ices of 'Ma jor- .utnal Cot t t a n , f ront ,vhos e e nergy altar. atn fit y n o tch was justly to be expected. , jos. AsCistant-Adintmit Uctlel tl ; to CaptAitis C iambers awl Powell, Deputy As . :iistauts-Qii k rter- Master-cieiteral caßcaiu Foster, v „Se . cretary Lieut.,Colonel. A idk!.-Tic-Camp- ; and to Nr - sfient,B9,sh regiment, Acting :who stove !en dueft ene.e%uy as'sistance in then; respecfive,sittia in-4,.• best ack , stowledgmeitts are (fur . t.hey are i:kesi ise floe to AlatiirD'.),lton, Brigade Ma • It7l , the right division,..,for Ills null - AH.ln cor rectness, zeal, and atre ,, tion [U ills duty, Ti) Lieutena!; Colonel (.....asuphell, of the 6th rci ioleut, I am ,il, O much nde , ,ted, as well•in his yacity of Cowinanding ; hat e_ ke e;i e ('orps, as in that of S(.'nipt. Offices f the reserve of this division. Colonel Fischer; of a Witte .. Titles regiment, and Lienteantilt-Coloa e l 0:411 1 / 4 /e, of the King'S; are entiled to my thanks. 'rite zeal .tindexerti,ilis, 1.4: nip)! ehillot, i.: (1 1.11111 , 11liling the ; Captains - iValker aad Sabine, and the o:fick.rs and men of tha : t ciitps,. have been ont emitting, and merit every comnseadation. I have'i:ea,r m to - he pleased , riti) the activity' e hpd ;f.• : tr'itfCh and the Osli- • ers and men elf l , :'scinolron of the `l9th light dragoons, have uniformly dspinyed. The ettemy . , it is now ascertained, made the sor - ie with his whole fOrce, which, including the militia 'volunteer,: by which he hat; late:y been Joined, could not r consist less than fiic thou 'sand 41 1o :it tvo hundred priSoners fell 'into our hail():, attd 1 Cll,lllOl CSfilliate tbe. e 1y s loSs in killed and wounded 'at loss titan r:Lt - it ussmber. dr,,,,trui state of the rot I anti of the ivea thyr; it kityittg 'poured iVith rain alinOst - inces .s'antly 'COr the lasit ten days, r,etsdCri troy CUOVe lileilt of ordl4 : a - nee.Or Ilt2dr . y store; eyTedi!!.g.lydif fi:uit. Ily,great exertions. the coannai!ciing tArtil- Itr y ofilcer - liag 'succeeded 'tpoviog She ,I;;:ttery trails snot mortars, tvitll. their,,stores, Ac. towortis the Chippawa, to' tvisich place 1 meant to with draw then% for the present. , Camp before:Poft Erie, Sept. 19, 1814. Sr have the ho l io tf v- to report;xo'ynit, •that the enemy irt tacked, on' the 17th the,-ifferntioti, at three lc, our position before Fart the second brigade, underf.Cobinel.Fischer,: Com , posed of. the Bth and De Watteville's 'regiments, trei!.; t Leiter cover of a heavy tire of his artillery-I - font Fort %rie, aifit mueb favoured nature of the ground, and also by the. state :of the weather, the rain faililt; iu torrentsat the moment of 'his approach, the eneaty . succeeded in turning the right of our pica nets witlnnit being ; -per, ceived, and with:a .very. ctin icli table fore'atiack , ed both the - ph:quiets, and sipport in their flanks awl rear ; at the satire time another 'of the . enemy's Column's • attatke& lu frtint the picquets between No. 2'and No. 3 hatteres, - -tutd - hteving succeeded in penetrating hy No. '4 picquef,Tail of his. turned to his. •left, • d • thereby ur; ded foitr right, and got almost immediate • - pos-:, , sion of No. 3 'battery. The enemy. then - 4H He..(l his at'.-7 tacks with 'a very superior ••force towards No. , 2 battery, bwt the ohs:'inate resistance made_ by rile picquets, under every poscinle diSatrvantage, de layed Considerably Iris getting possession, of No. 2 battery, in which, howe'ver, he at-last "sueceeded. As. curia isthe alar.n was,giv,tn,•the Ist, brigade, bel ig next for sup t tort, 'composed of the Royal Scots, the 82d, and. Stn regiments,- tinder Colonel. Gordon, received orders to march for ward.; and aISO the •liht detni 7 lit - ;gade, under Lient.-4;olond 'Pearson ; .the nth-. reginient re maining' in re:crye, under Lieut.-Colonel Camp bell. From the ;.;oncession-road the Royal. Scots_, • with the' 89th as support, moved by the. New, road, and met the entiany. near the. Block-house, •on the right, of No. battery, whom they eng.ag ea, and. by their steady, and intrepid conduct Checked leis further progress. The 82d reginienr, and tiriret. companies of the 6th regiment, were detached to the left, in order Co support No. 1 and 2 batteries,; the enemy haying at that time possession of No. 2 battery, and still pushing for ward, seven companies of the 82d; under Major proctor, and the three companies of the tith, under 111.-jor Taylor, received directions . to op pi?se. the encrny's.forces,and inithediately charged them with the most ktrepid bravery, driving them back across our intrenchments, and. also from No. 2 battery, thereby preventing their destroying- it, ordamaging its gnus in a consider .able degree ; .Lient.-Colonel PeursOn, with tire Glengarry light infantry, nutlet Lieut.-Colonel Aaftersby, pushed forward ,by the centre-road, attacked and carried. with grew gallantry the new intrenclunent, then in full_ possession of. the enemy. .• The enemy being thusrepulsed at every. was, forced to retire with precipitation to their yorlis, leaving prisoner's and . a number of their wounded in our hands )Nt 'five o'clock the en „. trenclttnents were again occupied., anti the line. of picquets, established as- it had been previous to the enemy's ktt tapitt.. .Ihaye -the honour to. inclose a return of ca sualties, and the report ,of. the Officer command ing the Royal Artillery, respecting- the &Image done to the. ordnance and the 'batteries, during the tithe they Were in theeneniv's possession. I have, &c. 14 - . DE WATTEVILLE, Major-General. Re,M4rr of casualties of the right Division of the Army in Aaiun with the Enemy, Cam, hejlorl Fort Erie, Sept. 17, General Total-=-I captain, 2 lieutenants, 7 sedeauts, tns rank and file, killed I:catenant-coloucls, S cdktains, 10 , t c ,l , 7 i t e l ) 44 ' i i l t i tl e ,. ,'ll : , 4, ri vt 4 t-s o p ) i i i i:4 4 l ' , t ( r* t . : ;z i ' ; ‘ - • i 1 4 2 5.„ 3 . 1 ' A n , f 1. 4 1 , :i 4 3 r , , ,, e m 5,:4: 1 ; , i i i;; 1:1 ,; (a, i 1 11 -1 A n 1 t lie ' i u n r 4 t i ' 4. , .'. i r : s tr i e t 4 , :4 , 7; , , _: e rd e l y'n',k sig is, I, adjutant, I ai-ista.:t- , ,lrg eo n, 21 serjeants, 2 drura-• L niers, 230 rank - and (tie, woamlect: - - ' - NI . ;1T PS' of Wirers. . Killetl.-;-Gth Volt.' It. D. Patterton.,..Rth•Font, Lient. Bur ston.—Pe,WattevilA's RAtaitnent, Lictit• Peincho , ly. irounilei.-rritos.d scpti, L ieu :.-fol. .1. b u tton, :severely ; Lie.nt-.J: fltiitleifge.:, sfrtge.del t d,---lith foot ; Lic, 4 1- ..indrews, sevrelv.--:-8tli•Po o t, I.lritt. Lovt;•-,severcly.--8:;id Foot - Capt. 3 .'N -1 , :Crrig.ltt, sirrce'dead: Caot: F.. Maishall, sliglrtiyi Lieu j ti,,pi.t.c-% riar:r.an,..s!ii:•!,:tly , ..;-;;ls'.gn,C'.,. Litugf6r,i, siace aeild. i De W aq - evii!•: * :; . ' , v;...,1,7114 , ... t it, I.ittt .-Col . Fischer, scvcrery ; Capt. 1 li".0,,!;01x0; s , vvr-dy. ; ' I.reut. - Ciiriglii-::, .ev,...;.'e 'y : Elea'. 5 t' ,3, ,' 4, ' -, k-; 1 r:IY; .itieAtti:J.,:r .1-kiere, se.verelv.—ii - ...;r—Lipet: 1 'Cut.- I ilWi. i,.1;',,,,i.:,11,4AKL1-1:1g Fid6 . ol,l * .etl . i g,','-''''..l.Y7• Misting.-•_II4 Vo:'•t., Capt.:l l .lr:Hin:ill-e, 'Lieut. M' !r, En sign %Matt hewson.-,I1( WatieOle'i Reglincne, Major I)e Vil, is t:, t'" . ior W:intt`r, w9onattst; Citlkt4iits.Zeh,Ltrider, Hoakcn, and Nlcigcri 1..1e.ut. Pe ',terry; Li e ut. lieckyn, %:,untht,d ; At jyt-Int,Mertayt, .155151:1%1,.0...., - ,-Ga col-bea. , . ... _. . . . - . . Extract of 'a 1...ekt0 filii2l,,:ii( 0. PrerPst to Ear-I liatlilmt, ~- eck .l 44 - titiiiitas,„, 4910treitl, Oct.. 4 •.. . the , i zz h ave. onytirto tr.itnritt to yonr Lotaskelp the Incloi t ,l. I extract of a letterl have us!, rcce:Ved front Lienteo..ot 6enc r: d...prnening.nd -.---!• r Exttzict,q(...kkette.r . fr9ro Lit•nteltant General Promloond to - tin tjc.Ctilnev 1,:it•:n,0,':) . ; Genetal 'ii' George i',-e‘, 7ost , &Ace, r 4 ftric t Yrci.ni-cin a-,•;.-rs, Fails of Niagara, Sept.'•2.l. fr 'Elie trT3ops --feit'l hack - at eiglito'clock on th e ; - • H eVelling Or HIV 4st to the positnon alluded toln tO letter of that date, and bivouacked , for- the , night; tilide.r toriehts of rain. Soon after day,-. light on the 2 , 2 d, the et:viny tliscover.ed our ;7I 'e - melt's, and piislied out his pickets posted on'ttte plain opposite Blac'k Bock, and immediately "i•e- treated, atter 'exclutn:!],ng a few shots, withont attempting to molest them. Lla,ing waited umil two o'clock (is!. well. for the purpose. of giving . bat tk to . the eoentv, b , um-Mille have ventrirkA out, :is ~t gii.ing time for the ints-rement of all incu(n brances behind the, Blacti.C.reelc), -I orcicrcd the t i oo p s to retire' x a vess li`renclimait's Greek, and. th,• bridge over that•.creek, to be destroyed. A cava; .. ry piequet was lett to .watch this bridge; and the trails then -proceeded . to take tip their cantonments. 'Fite whole of the moVetnents has this day been con-Acted ; and the n e troops ate now -A in confortable (loaners, where it 'S my intention to give them a test' days repose. [This Gazette' also contains a dispatch front Licutenant- Colonel :N1'1)01011, to Licutenant-Gener4l llytininio4ll, tlltvd Augnst 1 , 1, givin 4 ; aa•acoant of the repulse of an uttaek wade by the Awericans at Machioac.] Michilimachinac., Sept, 7. Site,—l Nye the honour to report to you the particulars of 'the capture, of the United States schooners Scorpion and Tigress, bya detachment Room this garrison, ondel the cominand of Lieut. AVorsleyot . the Royal Navy and myscif. In ob.- dience to your orders, we left MiChilinntek:no wy the evening orthe Ist inst. in' fold• boats, tame or, which -was manned' by seamen tiniler'Ljeul. ''Worsley,. the other by a detachment of the Royal Newhiundland regThicnt; under nioelf, Lents. Armstrong- . and, Wearriteilricar die Detour about s.tin 7 set on rlict folltWingday, hut nothing was attempted that night, as the enemy's iro_Aition haA not been. corriely - asCertained. Tire troop,;- renthined t ho le oft he concealea amongst the . roAds , and 4hotA si.l. - .'Weli.;ck, that eVen ing embarked and began. to . move towards %tbg . ehelny. We had to row flbout sit - miles, which the most perfect Order and silence reigns.- Tke - Indians , which accotnpluned us fro4k Mackivac N.vere left 113.0 at th;Te - mi!es in our rear» athl hdd 'ap - proaelMd . . to Within one . htittdrrd yai-ds th cut .before they hailed_us - :"On no answer, they opened a smart fire upon ns both of musketry and frieni the. 24-pounder ; oppri. sition, however, was in vain, Tor in the course 'of five militates the- euemy'. - s.vossel.wus boarded and varried. by Lieixena . oti 1V,411,y and ,arakstrpag on '.the st .- .li - biivit•s - uie,.tind-: bqat and Lieutc'nait; Radenhurst on,the lathm:yd.: She proved to be flat Tigress, commanded by Sailing Master Champlin, mouthing One long 24-pounder, and with a com plement 4.30 men.. 'the defence of this vessel did credit to her Officers, who w e r e a ll- severe l y woUnded. , Slit had tirree tiles wolinded, awl tlirec missing, 14ippOsed to have been killed and throWn immediately overboard. Qur loss is two sea men killed, and .severat soldiers and . seamen slightly wounded. • On : the morning - of. the 4tl► irist. the'prisonets were sent in a boat to' Mackinac under B.,gpant, anit we prepared -to attack the ()they schooner, tve= uuderstODd was-anchored fifteen 'Miles further down.; the position of the Tigress was not altered, and the better to eArry on the decepi ion, the American pendant was kept flying. On the sth inst. we discerned . the enemy's schooner ing up to us,;- the soldiers I directed to 'LL.P be• 7 low, or to lie down on the deck, to avoid being seen; every thihg succeeded to our wish ; the enemy came to anchor about two uiriles from us 'in the night, and. .as the day,daWned an the (ifh inst. we slipt our cable, and ran down under our jib and foresail ; every thing was so well . managed ,by w ors l e y, thi t t we were within 1.0 yarc4 of the enemy before they discovered us ; it was then too late ; for in the course of five minute's her deck was covered with Our mcii, and the fish flag hoisted over the American. She proved to be the Scorpion,•commanded by Lient.Turner of the United States navy, carrying one long 24- pounder in her , hold, with a complement of ,3‘.. ) ; men. She had two hien killed, and tWo.wound.= ed. I inclose a return of our killed and wounded, and am happy to say that the latter are but slight. To.the adruiralple gobd conduct and management of Lieuti . Worsley, of the Royal Navy,, the.success is. to be in a great measure .ativihuted, hut I must assure yoil, that every odicer and man did his duty..---4. hare the honour .tobe, &c. , (Signed) A. H. ECLGEtt, Lieutenant To Lieut.-COl. &c. Royal Newfoundland iteg. Return of Killed and Wounded of the Troops employed in the cap ture.ot the 'Tait ~ cliconersScorpionlind TigrY ss, on the 3d and tith of ScptcoLner._ Royal A rti llery—A rank and. Ole !. WOlll3 dee . Royal" Newfoundland regiment— , l iieutenaut ) Crank all file i ,voundsd. Oftirey.wouniled—Lieut. Bulgar, Three seamen killed. • [rite Gazette also• eves an account of the capture, actor a chase ,of eleVen hours, by his Majesty's ship Medway, (;apt. Brine, on Jut./ I'2, of the nnited Sfitio brig of war Syren, of IR gunS and In MCI). Durint,(the chace the prize threei overboard all her guns, bunts, litichors, eaWles, and sp.ars. Trai•-ggre, Nur/. 19, 1814. BREVET.—Oolonel Edmund iceijv Cope, On th e bg f- pa y die. late . Irish Fencibies, to -be Major.LieneraV iu thsr I . Army. Mrtar.—Erevet LirotenantColopei , RobertWall er , from the. ' 10:id .Foot, to be ulcur Assistant-Quarter-Master-Ge- . • nerel and Major, vice . Bell, appointed Dewey Quarter hlaster,Gencral to the FoTee% serving under the. command, orga)or:Gencral Sir Edward Paket!lani. (roe the Bankrupts, &c. sec te Fast Pagel