The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-26 00:00:00

))1;; . %‘2 1 ,1‘ • 4 f = i g: 7 i," z • f„,,, ie • , " • • 4 `1! ) 1. 4/ittt L• \ • ,* k:, , e *- 1 ,1 11 ;0 4 ,,,,": ' . . -,a , -- rry - Ta IT - 74,- - -7,,,1-Nm _ _ ~.....i .e.iill 7 - --,-, - - - Tl % , l' _., . 1.24 Z ,--- -4 -7 It VI • , " 1 ...) ; ,,Lt. ; : fri);-- ::: : . :i l t. 14 .; 44 Vt.,...._ . \ ~,,,\,. . . it t 4.7.- . 4r, t 1 .- 1 v#4 , T 4. , • litathtit 6815.1 Titxt:,,, ' ----..............._,...z.._.............-_ 4.3 1 A I). SH AREs CI-lEA! „.It. i'H ANT FOR THE tor_ LAST F IFTEEN LOTTERIES! ' ATE LO TTERY "begins Drawing Ist SEP TEmiipt, 1814: , 2. Setif:Nl E. - • ' *...• :•• of .......... L .2o ,otio •• are ' I 40,0 . 0 i) ••• •• • ...... .. ao,000• - • ••• • • • ..... 5, 000 0 0 0 ........ 2 000 , , 1 : g • D r: • • • • • 1,000 500 ' 0 ,500 4 20 . • ~ :.000 100 1 7 500 r, P l.OOO FO 55,000 2,, \ t• • ••• • • . . •• • . y GI L. 140,000 NO Fl:c,.`F.l) Plltzf. r s! nays or DRAwl;v4: Ist Day, ..... . ... st SEPTEMBER, T~Day,.. . 13t1) SEPTEMB P.. th e . E Dar,.......... 17tti SEPTEAIDER. (-1,114,4e1. nrs arid fqIAR ES are selling by SV.IFT ando., at their Offices, 12 ' el I No.' 31, Aldi_zate High -114!f ' kaligi-cro,c • s t reet. (4, i4 ••. "' . t •riee I,r Ticket.... tp IP 0 • • 4 :/til -7 I Eitiah. , L. 2 r; ..:•• •• • ••' 5 5 0 .Sixteenth 1 . Trit, . 11 • ) P1x, ; . 11 ' 1) . - \Y Is7l•;`"C'y f,Q•r.'r.T•RY DRAWS. t t .,- ~I) (...: APITALS.—LOW E ST PRIZE L. 20: al( - .. % • .... •- i te,et only 4-10 10 0 • 1„ ( r., . • —lO 7•o' i Eighth. .L. 2 13 6 ' ) it N' N ' •• • • 5 .r). 0 I Sixteenth • 1.7 • 0 '.'tiv 41 41 , n. l / 7 ali ( i Co are srilitig TICK E 7S- I ',;'f,l", A(f1 ; ,:;, .:,-, 1 ):s -at the above !ow Prices, in ;treat va v4 Cx4„,,,,,,. - - :).) 1 co.. hail the peculiar satisldetion in q l ,, Itviiist ~,t:.-,r i 2 rivnds, in the laxt.Six Mentlis, at their s a :f .4 p, i ," , r Nlate batere Ilikice, 2a, t ORNIIILL, 1 45 5 ••• . .. (.'• • • ./.. , 25,06r, .1,1t10.. a Prize 0f.... L. 1,000 :lAto • ,•• ' ••• • • 9.•.).00:1 7;10 I I Oin , 1 , • .•••... , 414 ''•• .., •• • 10,900 • 4, 8 2 4 • • 1.000 4 . A li • '•• ..• • • 0,0 3,6 , 20 . i,o l,ooo ' 4 l4.."rde rs '•• • • l l op. oo * J Besides Prizes of L. 300, &c. 1 1. .., `)Y Post orrClrrier executed with fidelity , and •-•-•,_ • ' . • . . ~I t • ll ' iSti FIRST OF SEPTE'MBER. • 41 't h res P tt If •' ts the Public, that 4 : e.,, 'VC ii y, accluani , , ti, ' re"t LOTTERY 6 , , , gitis Dram. iov; un :MIMS i- e Est t , f .. • „ :, -. , „, :q..1'1 EMBER. ;i ii 4 lf .. ' I trice --'Ticket L. 19 10 0 t .11 (x 4 9 4:: . ..- .L• 1 0 7 - 0- I Eighth , ..L.2,- 1 . ? .. , o g. \ r)t h i liii a' ; '.,• •,, 5 Ti . 0 I Sikte . enth... , . , 1 ',.. •,t:4D . i an d I " S-I-TAqES are sellinv; at limn s O f f ic e ,, :!, li '44 4 "tk, il - ', Si (114 ring-trtis; 'wl,lrt• more , I)III/As in ~.bl o t 4 111, t ',,,. i ! . ALUF, liasi been- soid.fut the last 'fru Years gtti't4,..s. ~..4).oleils in liiidon. -• „ l iitl; t i d t, ,, , and :11 ilthzinessia the Pnblit Funds >.' 4, (;',, l it:y wild at' - ' tran s-NI-lILL, and' 4 disp at ch; CI-",..;-CROSS. t e-iN -r m . •', -) , - • 4 Pt S' * i . ' l :Prill: CW SFfi i 7l6l6Eli. IN . r, XT • niiii,s-A.a'rE f.',01.-rgiCS.' of 14 490 Tickets 4 . M e ip in ~ .. •. . 42 • %;•'..,, ;(0 ' " li Fawiric ; contaming-- -'. 4 2 Of • .L. 5,000 ••• . ,• • ./...2•.),Ja0. ~,_ ...'" •• • 10;0C,C$ 1 •••' . • 2,0 9 0 ~ tAk, .N t &c., Al-%:: :-. ~ t It,IN a ° l'jXed Capi,tals—;..ciii.trze.,2ol, ..,, . . 1 :, 11 :): ,ii t:„.7: 6 1 - 1 ,, ARES 'ilre, sLoili lig, pursuant to,LiNicen..c;6. Aa Y, 4 kt, '"' il ille:lt - tix111: ANSCOMB' and PF..IIRV, ... o. ,_ Corder 14(nti-e); wilo sill, on the lath of i i . ",,. 4, a, ) '. 9 20, a Prize:ofoti the Itithof.MaY, 44,' l'h e r llte rl' . 2 0,00 . 01. in Twenty Shares. • _, ' ':' , t 4„" Alaf) Prizi: 'of 20,2001. and the last. Tth, ' , 4 t .w : e truly. Forturiate WM-It- - - ' */-.... ,••., I . ' ' .-NEW MUSIC, Attetlid Zivolll'ite SPANISH CACHUCHA, .., 344 4„Y 11 ' r -Q 't I le N ttICANDO'rE'S celebrated nllt, as -. 11, 4 te -• "a the F . -,'- with Variati.for the ki.: qi a nd Hai n c. " .. ng s 1 iZ arr . e ' "11* •els Or Singleßs. let ''fi - .u.2,1- 1 .• . - iposen oy .soso-L, pric ... .... . r i fttt,, 4l ent o . f q like in celebration of the glorious Peace, a . ..1).4141it1),X1t:/I.°%the. Pianoforte , and Harp, composed and 4. 55. single The Gt . aiid Nati" . •11/4akl ' il,,•`' t ' i tiiivorks; a Diverfisedieut- for Platiotorte, i ft 4 ,i Ci,',Drice : . i s.—The•Einoet or of Russia's Welcome 1 ,. ,' ; ' , :t 4 ;Y b 'fi t ; action Lind Rondo. for Fianolorto, c; , ,19- ti i t ' l 4,4 ti; 'l,,;;;',:,'lt,'"price 2s. cd.--,The Ki . ng . of Prussia 5... I,e l'-y e, 14 I ' 4( !, a Waltz, with Variations, for .the . Ittri tit- '4 ll ,l l 4iii ; : - vu:l Esclf4rice 2s.—National Overture t 0. ,,, i'. s t i - ,,Z ; ,-;',"ce, it S•peilorine i l At the Xittillse it"Yal, (:(1 is m 'ilit.:' tt Cc.,4esetl,.%:;le•.ted • xid ti - tiutged for the Pian,t- N•,:,„4-241, 1„ b• -oishop, ‘prii;e c.s." ' . '11 7 ".-,iil, l'ht Gouldinc; and Co. No. 20, S-olio -I'o' ,---••••,__ estmo relaud-street, Dub l in. 1 100 k-- --., ilt(,,p)l,4lh(i-1-IALL, MANOR ANI) FARM. ... t1 (1 -1° \ T NA .)Y I T ,:f l \, hv I.I'NS NEWMAN, at the It'l..ko4}' t4,•-'l',3l,,ttr, opp•:isite,:vie 13atik of England, ~r , , .11ii, :•li da y. 6l :ii,s,ptqlit.ier",.n.e.v.t, at 12 a•Cloel, lt r , .' • At A` ~,..- I.,',.eotL'et: ,tI,;(UTI. ,' of :, Bocii" INa, • extiTco . ng lt,'', (47,tri-to,',4t 1600 'A:et es of 'Land, - in a good Ste9rt- V,Siit'ltNtsl4 _t'ite.- cuirn fr. - T-art'',. -. • Court - 114riin, Fi tics,: al c e o , A;1,., 1 , t , t , ktt,'9.l't Royalties tileretiirlielonging ; and I 4,,ei iff• ~, l eo ' ,s4.'n-1t0.J.4e..e414 tlio,ain4- hall, . wit li the • 1 :,1V i .,,,' 44 find othir Quihiittijilgs;• - loget,,her with, N 3 tt,"„4Cltititi - ..) d red..•;c yes of Ar:Zble, i‘leadow, Pas . turt, -4 tr i ibi lti t he ' r .- .B,ltt 'ate, lvin.. , :Ind- tieing . in the Parish of 4, 1 y de, i of ~-itinitrof ii", , ,,s' e ' x ' f or many vears.past , in the ti l ., Y he. i' - ,tks td I ts •I•vice ' Snell • Widoiv; the proprielor, I,•'"it'4(t',4t•itit,li (In.ii i:lo e , L ," (l ,TAX- - i;retteetn , e , tl,:tuil posScsioll N,1. 1 , ti, 4 , eor,, toe. in day of 0(14)10. • 7 te a t , . upon the iro . r- Pt lt'it' l rda NI, 13 4te '!. 40ching. is ilkli.iirtabout43 in iles. ilnin • 1 4 ,„ the t,t ier. , l . rtc :3 from t! belntsford, • and acijoirts to the t b 1; 11 , 1 1. 44 3' of us::",flirliii•itli•,.. - .'r l ie . E;tat,. ;,;.y by. rieweil k 91 14 . !11ed . • . • '',e, di-ou appiicatiba Lb t•i•e Baillif,:it -Rock ,Q i Pit •-• . ~- •. • ' h. q. i 4- di . rti cnia ... -‘,... IA ' I X ti i "il4,- I ' B 4!•14 .Conflit'us 01S:elf' *4 l. lii . f li stri'. D q tr,is4.'ilel i / 1 2 and mai , ' 11,• liad .-it the Mate Hart Inn, k"rt-N,9tli,i, `''' Y n . fi 1t -•• ' • -I - -- 1 Cirelaisford ; k t • iitite r, to ii ~''kt ~,"; i • .; ••''' '`. '' t " ( ' ' • •• - - t- , •irt ` l l , A . • '"6 f• '''•''''''l 1' , ;' , ...1e, Ing;:r-,fone ;%I lute • , hi i i•t iti t ' o 'hcit, D ( , 4 et• 'if, s•:.l. a ped - of :Mess 'rs. Tindal and N ' 41(1 I'll '• h r' ' 'At-I"):,tti,d', ofwildni further particulars illiitile:rsondl an ., lication - or* by Letter, post •I'ilf?i, 11 .1 > .*e ?...... 11 ' 1 '1''• Plan it of theistate may he seen, t itr 4t . I,Phri '' •?'• r • 'lr t :.D. A : GOOD COMPLEXION. "Nii.itali.).':i.-'l6l tplalii les of the Genuine GOW. - - '4ii,' 42' '• h t ' .L°TIQN 'k- m ild , - llt 11re tjt Sb t , f ur r iuov , i . y . , as. a s a fe , am 1. , tg . . , ~ 1 . 1 4 gs '!)l ii , l 'api, s .. , " "t 411 Eruptions from the ,il• act: and 4 14 1: ' t rit, C l .l l.t , In g tiii, Mast iltlicite complexion, hate i(!lit4leilti'`kaitAl tel.: Fashionable World • ai,ii manv thou-- I tit rl t t4t . " e ' t) C t d , %u es u ( l „ sti • i 4 c , i tio If, hare:tZ:pied, coritiutze'd; and , t5t,. , , 1 t4 , 1 1 .1 , 4ti 1 . i1e,:1":111,,:)in.iti.7 - c . o useg i. tience . lias been, that per-, '?t l 4 Pit b lit siinifO'is imitations of the (;; •v t , th s ,ro,, to ~,. y doci insapppintinent f.. 0 th .. e riii:;- ‘lb'h: ) ,,."'d ti t . ,:Lite. : hat.the - c=i twine lotion IS pre'- '. vi ""s ''''''re ' " I '• . ; T il. "- '' - - .•ieS-..trees AL; •111\•1• 01 .. t 1,-,„ c , • ,-.• t o, -. ad - , Di kit, 't r,,,, ' t !tri p . ;,,, wtto is the 'sole poskessor ot . • I..iti, ••9•‘.6, . 1; "y - vip e „ . • • 14 4. 1 „'i A Ntoett,,eti king worms, and Sim-hurhs. ,`•,4 ( 1,.. • ll\ o, G • ~ire.ntl,aly Catherine Lennox to Mrs. /I;•iet,;.ekt.ll6t. N.,...avies-str,et, :. .losvenor-square - --,•:, 5 1 : . '4, 4 :: l lid I .ne 141149, Ch:;riotte-street,.Portiand-place. t, t k ti,4 l L., it t s t he rl'iot lit,tents her cOmplinieuts to Mts. ,y,p.l•ll4l,kt•i4"k's of til!".(,,tsuve. of stntiag„, that, liy the use of ,!t,tt its" rit, eru 'r.(,,,voitLe's 6 , ,ctort, site- is perfectly v,t,ltt se, fty Aier ill t i! . % „„ her fa,Lt., a j' A ; arms ; • she Was I, ; ' '"••h t , ), Mr s ' '''''•vil L e t :. t rY s 'ciati to - Make use of the Lotion, lii,:),!_i 414 It ,'‘'i'lleetiii"st.saiiguiiie expeCtations. . . . ` , 11' 1 4, (',,' " Pe, N o ' .'°l4- l'rcitrietor Of Dr . . Gowland's '' . tt• t4 lll - " t 'it'i . ' ' '' , : 1:3,;().* ifa ries'istr ee l, Grosr 016 r-square ; ~ 1:1;44'44A , e ,‘‘.. a t ,' ~ (•)x•lotrliree` • ili'ytii :-Perfumer to * O t t , l ) . ' 8 '.4011;;t• ')*•,.;',..41'et1; Ales: ti and Solis,. t tie 7 .1 ' lli `'"ille '' ,•:, -• '• ' 1 - , 1, Os- , e- , 1 .. 1 ' ;1C1 'al 'respectable ,;; t , ,!,' u' i li t .:l 4, ir t. , ~; ;!. ( .;:e;',,,i., .•'• '. i t ,' ,• • Tirou lit; ile te tit Is., ~ ; ••i• •....., !Lines, in eter2. . • l 'es Itinut Joilin e ,..P!"" • •;./ half-nitre 2s. fid• 1 E':•l•:•' e 't i , ot;:, , i s , it is necessary to' ob- • :deem is S ighea tipL, all •tbat, 11 ADMIRALTY OFF:CE, IGru AtrGusr , 1314. IFT IS Royal ElighOesi the PRINCE REGENT having bad under his Consid e rati o n the Recommenda tion of the Lord's Conithissioners of the Admiralty for gruntin INCREASE in the RATES of HALF PAY to the VEILS of the ROYAL MARINES, who hail be redOcd the formation cif a Peace .Itablislitheut, or r, - ho have ,heen rilaced.on Hair Pay in the course of tic War, oti acuonut of Wounds, or of infirmities t-entrated upon Service;,-•Hi Royal Highness was pleased, in the name iind on the behalf of the King, and b' and with the advice of' his ,Majesty's, Privy Untitled, to approcs of the following Scale; to cum,. Inence from the-30th June, 1814. • RANK. New !{Rtes Pre ' unt lof Allowance I -L. ' ail -Y iIF )ff 1:11L juer ,": e Raes. of ' le " '; ' Pei o .ein' present .a..tes - 1 _ Half Pay: , j . „. „, A r..o±, • ..y. . _ a :L. e. il. L. s. J. 1.. 8. it .01,`11,1 0 8 6 0 11 0 0 2 6, Major .... • •0 .7 6 0 9 6. 0 2 0 . ... . . 0 5 0 0 7 0 First Lieutenant ..; . 02 4 '0 4 . 0 • 0 1' 8, Ditto, 'if- Conaniis sinned 7 Ysears as 02' 4 04 6 02 2 Lientenatit Second Lieutenant.— 0 1. 10 d 3 0 0 1 2 J. Ai% eltOk'Elt. E.' Sl', INDIA riousE, August 24, 114. T ti...co ULU of DIRECTORS of the'UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND 'trading , to the VAST INDTES do hereby give" Notice _ . That the .COURT will he ready to receive PROPOSALS, in IV iti tig, on or before ~ l'esluesday, the rth September next, from the OWNi:',ItS of such of the Burthen' of about' 160 "lons'or upwards, lafit . atrised, uhieh have performed Six Voyages : in the Company's, regular Service, specifying, the, rate of FREIGHT at which they may be to let stt.,:h Ships fur a Seventh Voyage ,id the roulp'any's Regular , Service. . , The Tenders, with the wordi," Ship Tender" on the cover, to t7C. sm , era: 15- sealed up And left with the' Secretary, at or before ..Tweive .4211prk4t,tioo t t, on :the ,aid 7th September nexti beyond' Which hour the Court- Wilt not receive any Ten ter. • • F'zrrticniors of the Terms 4ud Conditions under which the Ships well be'eruployed in the Cowpony's Service for a S'evenl4 had tipon application to Mr. ,Ilorice, to the Cnnutittee of, SitiPPitig, on or after Friday next, the 2,6 th instal J. DART, Ass:cstant TO. THE FACULTt. ... . . 4-ikiglily. respnct;ii - rle, ojci=establi-511.e(I 11;EI)F -1-3, CL'I.L.PRACT.R. . for, DISPOS.II, (pri3:cipaily.i'llAß- MAor), at the `Vest - 1.:Ild of the To w n ; Iteseipts sooi. per • •Antintri, •inciffiling, 100l..Face'ru',..1•:; fro;ir ilnot ber liraoch ‘ stlettv protessio , rol. l'igturois, Dm4s, Giais,&c. to I'4 ..i - ell . . ,.. r, i 4, worth neatly •2001.. . . ,- • . . . Apply (post-pEtidl to 111e1,.:i-S.„Eili.ritr and Co. 'Medical Agents, 18, Bartieti's-ttlildinks, LiOlkii - irti. ', . ' N. B. Several otiver. Coneerus for Disposal. • • . By TAIS NIMES - J:I 4 S LErr.El,l-S. PATENT. . . DULLARD'S IMPERIAL. TWINE-CLOTH, ' (Warranted free from Mixture.) Made in the carious Widths of 7-S and 4-4 for Shirting,• and 9-8, 5-4, and 6-4, for Sheeting. . H I S Article, sO•desirable frir its Econoinv, and its great condoVireness to. liealth, is' tnariofacttiTed °tuft Mathematical_ P.4nciplw(ayant, toatuil:agre;kble 4,4 :-. la toile du lin). it so regulating ti .c nu flas nor any thing of a cold, nature raixed'Yi-ith it,' that •the;..ill effects of 'sodden transitions from heat 84- irtter exercise, is totady.preventstl, _ and, renders it must desirable in every (linfiite and . Season, .an 1 to eyory inflividbal.. It is sold; Sizinipeft with the 'Patentee': na;:ie, -at EAST INI)'A WAREHOUSES, 'Nu. If 3, CIIEAPSIDE, and at no ofher ir; Pieces of 26 yards each and ..rwards, nt 2s. 6d.; :Ss.; ;3s. Ed.; and 45.:6.1'. price .4 tither cloth. E i fa i per yard, the flan - Xing peduliar .eit,Utfisri V. :toter, F.irci„.l Chinates; fire front' 26 to tyViards ; and the y4rfts .upwards. 'Ordtirs (with remittance) puri , ,tnallyexcLA:ted.-- , No. 16, Cheap.iCle. 11 163 :bid be / )1 Cl' 42°) go de l f iv tP',, 0 .1 , afr' t ; o er!„ ( !) 0 0 10 . 1 0 1 :i 4 c [ h . 'lit (~ 0,4 e. .4 0 11 ' ,:,1 4) 1." 1 0°1 ' y 1;54' • f f ;. ii, l )l 10;10fi '011j; 0 4j , jj; ,r l .• ; ItENOI!.:yIT,D HEALTH. TT hAshcen . ton frequently the subject of just and g „,, e c a l xeprotulm, ti at :nett ciestiture ut thy: elencei.ts •heruejical art !iveOlFer,..-Al . theinselyes as candidat es fur patronagei tv the prot, , ,sion titillt't sic ; I otthe purp, t -a doing justkoothe result ~t.our stpdies and experi:nce, aNd Ftei_crit us From being classed tno.se eni pi rH.S tvhuse 1 refellSiollSll,lVic out ,; society, been received", We bri,t'leave to sub:nit to tneqibLrLl and entiviltened a fait hf.il stateme:it of our. pinsinis CVO f iIS. "t 0 IC! having I - cc:6 vpl u reguiiv• medical etlitta- tkon a 4; t,he, pupils of Und Lard, wilf,SZI. I .:.lureti and. pra full t t entereda si; r ourselvesotess,rs a iis the' London Hospital • tv stinlenf that justly.ce:rbrat4t.l sclioo; for trie , iical acquir. ment,,the P.oyal 4.lraiburgh, and wer e ins.ttitele'd ih r:±e thlierent.braut.hes ofahatotny, surgery, the tilcory ind ractice tit, physic, cheisii,,try, nufw:tery , botany, &c. &c. by Ificise eminent, : professors, Ursa Munro, (.:regury, Black %amnion, 1-,)uncati and kutherford. We trust we shall-not tie decided iiiesumittnous.ir,sayi.og thar.oir proficiency and acquirements are not irictm-si.terdale. Haying tora lons series of years inaneNL.Uiereal ( oinplaints, and. the various , h , e,ses of Debility, the. parti,miar ohieet ofbur studies :MA pr,ctice, it Wikl, a i tlOWeti !pat we acquire,tl superior ktio:k)eilge of theirtrf.attrient and cure. ..lnslight t cases of litfedinli a. pctiett •re-establishment 'is, completed in Of t vvo'days amid '114E1o:it: rit-f he It tz veteracy, where other have or success, a proper rrsevt..r.ince pian of treatment ensures to the put cent a s:.. , :(c.i'afiet tactical cure. - . _ , .-“:114si toe rne.:l_,choly vat-ie_tv oftlisorclers which are the habit ,-14 mg ;Ind mostAtnhappily izifirsitecl by the yorith.of botti,sexes, ztiere are. none rtu re•alartning or mop.: tlistressinx than fliosv. ifaeieueiC ails Abilities which tie *tinently pievent or ,:tribfrter the ma trirn.,ilial state., To sty.:ll oetsuos.it Inu4t, bea c, uaolatiun.tc,.kn o w that they may 110, by a me./ and ittialliblc inooe 9t. pt; restorc‘t r greatest of all hitivan sttoriA, man: y,' ai,' vigor ous,. orititution. ; In all 'oases or from wit:trevet eau :;e arising, as wgilas in eVeiy.speeies lit Venereal infection, we may he consulteil by vatients either sex- thexreat. 'est Secrecy and honour, 1-I;it.Tr :tcoltsjiltatiOrt•at . 11011te troin ten to thr4s, an.l t:oin oin the rill to night. Paticots ,in the e4untry are iequested to state the particu larzi it their, cii4..;,•ilge, s. in_ ciobiii4 a remittance tor i411:11.:e when the'sarric will he given, or sent to .aly pirt g.l( • i leaiir! that secte.c) so essential to ttle.pG.Ja4,e uf 1 ;tors 0,4 y aide. to • CUR su6;4m:is, NO, 1,7, 11,Wo:i: . garden, 'Mcbsrs,"Curric Loft' nave Uertitiertes 'tt:e ahov.o,:tepeetat;le 'Professors of: Londf;i. and Eiiinhurgh, fbt • L 1.11„ 9147 hw,Liahkty,,. with w inch hey t o t ... , 3tined„,i thi. - .arit.ciur:ug the time they at. em de sljej ter ices auLf - AMERICAN PAPERS, rbUtitaut-Creiterat's-ONee, Head-Quarters, . 11,1oistreal, I:stki:tcly, 1814. • GENERAL ORDER. . . . . " Fits-Fxcellencv the Governor-in-Chief, and Conunander of the Forces'',•h.. reCeiVed from Lieutenant-Gener a l Drummond the Offieial Report of. Major-General Mall, of tifei Sort-ie took place on the 6th jnst,.. front the lines of Chippawa. . " His''Excellency, derives a proud consolation in the undaunted gallantry and examplary tine displayed by the troops in this unequal con test, in which Major-General Riall rept'eSentS- Lieut.-Colonel .1).elisoo in command of at detach , . meut .of light tro , '.ps-,-Lieitc:-Colonel Gordon of the Royal Scots-,-Lieut.-Colonel the :Marquis of Tweedale, Regt,—Major Evitni, Bth King's Reg-' intetit.—Aniiir Lisle, 19th Light Dra goons--and ~Captain Maekonachie, Royal Artil .to have atiOrded the most able support in tin: zealous and judicious coinni - and or their respec tive corps ;—and that tne zeal - and intelligence evinced by. his Aitiei-dc-Cailip.. Captain 1 - 1011411 d, Crlptafn. Elliott, lenity: Assistant Quarter-Mas ter-Geueral, Fox, Royals,, Acting Bri 'gade-Major, and Stair-Adjutant theyittd hisapprobatiOn . and that the conduCt..of Lieu tenaut‘ ColOnel Dickson, Lincoln . , Militia, was m e roost etiipiary. " His Excellency lainents the loss of so many valuable Officers and Men, but this sentiment is greatly aggravated by. the disappoirktinent and mortification be has experienced in learning- that- t Erie, entrusted to the charge of Alljor . l3tick„ Sth tit. King's Regiment, had sitrrenderedon the, evening Of; the 3d inst. by .capitulatioti, w:thout having . ..made an adequate defence: (Signed) " E. 11.1) 7 NES-, Adjutant-General.", [Here follows a list of the casualties, as iii THE StiN-of -the iOrit.] . , Fr'om the thititl9 Gttti tie. Tt l :esday;:htly 5, 1814. FORT ERIE C APT LT NER4I, ORDERS. , • ' ildjaran --&vtera".v-(lilice,ict? Ditis.,-11, July '2, 1814. " Major-General Brown has the satisfaction io entiotuice to :the troops of his division on 'this frontier, that. he is autlpnized by the orders of 11 - 0-,' Government, -to put them: in , motion against the eile!tty The. first and second lhig - ades, with the corps of artillery, will cross the streightsbe7 fore them this ,nght, or\as early to-morr o w as' possible.' The necessary instructions_havp been given to the'Brigadlers, and by them to the Com - _ and . mantling OLlcers of regiments corps. • , ". Upon entering Canada, the laws of tvaravill govern ;. men fOund in arms, orptberwiseengag - ed in the . .service of_the en.emy, be treated as enemies ; those behaving peaceably, and - folrdw-; ing their private occuj>a`t ons will be treated sis friends. Private' .p(9,perty in all cases will 'be held sacred : - public 'property, whenever found, will be seized and disposed of by the ()Itititand 'ing General. Our uttnost tirotection will be given to a ll who actuallyjoin-,•or-who evince a desire to. join tis. `` Plunderitig_is prohibited. The M•gor,Gen. does not apprehend any tlitficulty oti this account, with the regular'army told honallrithle voluotters; who - press to the standard. of their country, - to avenge her wroags•„and to g a i n a name iii arms. Proiligaie Men; who follOw the army fOr plunder-, , •ricttlt not expert that they will escape the venge •ance of the gallant "spirits who . are struggling. to exalt the national character. Any pltindeter shall • be punished with death Witopay be round . • • 'lacing this Order. . ••• "Ly Qrrie•Cot the Majoi,Grneral, • • ••.., C. K. 6AKONE4, Adj.ntalit-Generar.7 . • • .\ In Pursuance of the ahove,orqers, the Army 'passed the Niagarariver, on Sunday The brigade of General Scott ; :and' the , artil-lrry corps of Major, Hindman, landed nearly a /one below Port Erie, bet Ween tw,9, uid three o'clock, s* 1 while General ,with b ' tnat • thrshore, about -the same dislanee above. --The' enemy was perFectly miapprised 'of those ineuts : General Scott led the van, and was 01,i shore before the eheiuy's piquet, Which - was tionedka this point, fired. a guti : the guard:dis charged their guns ; :and retreated, " In th e morning, a small Indian corps 'lvas crossed The Fort was .approaehed on • right and left, and the fn-hatts..skirted the. wood% in the • rear. Genet:A Brolvti now ,demanded surrevider of the garrison,,- : and gave the Quill:- two hours for Zonsideration. In thentean tune a battery of long 18's was plantedin position I ' which camtnanded th'ePort.. be enemy sittrtn tiered prisoners of war—marebed out of the .11_ , 'OiT at six, stacked their arms, and were ininicalattly .• set across - the river to the Anierican shore; thero were upwards of ~170-prisonets, of the Bth anti 100th regiments, niLing vv_hieli: were seven Oflitel - s. Major Buck emitmaaed the .Fort. . •.• . . , . . - '' The schooner s 'figuss and l'oEcupine,assist4. ed hi erossini; tioe tro6p,'kind lay du: ihg Ch'e cay within canhon• liot of the Fort.• . • . . . .. " During the trrorning, t tined two or three eatthon from t he',FOrt, which %ifiefl one imm; tla wounded two or,three others. i . Te learn - the enemy ha() one kjleill • • 7 There were several•pieces.of oritti.an.ce in the garrison, and some military Thus .has the been o t pri ti fort captured, withottt tkw I 9 ": 8 Ut " 1"1" " Captain Cami),.ot the c' i ttarter- . :Nt.r.-(ipt• t'eal's department, v o lu n t eetet i s in the exuedition, - and'erossed in the boTits With - GeniN•al - Scott:" THE INVASION OF UPPER CANADA. • " X , ort . Gov - ge, July 7.., 181.4. ~. . - , . • • ,• • What we' have so long lookeil !or, has at length tome to p,iss.' The entinyladJ(l.aliOnt tinlve thousand men. Cleti. 'ilia' tit:tely,:(l,thtitai . , E SIXPENCE—Ii.ekIRPENNY. {vIII g.. s• _..., whewasevere battle eM.kred, and HM sorry to say, that although we charged the enemy out of the woods,, and after e!riviiu them. into 4.pluiv,,they were again charged, but an _immense bo , :yt hat arkis in the rear, which %Vas not riefore ob served., catue to their alsiStaare, anct .we were beat bac,.k-W4ll .a very heavy, tos.s---the ki<sled am:{ wounded .1 sußprrse anionnt to abou! - 500,, and wo the loss Of t CoMpanie s of the.loo that Were cooped trp',in Port%Beie, who Were obi;:r,,d tuts - nr 7 render. "IVe. are in rnornenta,r).., Cx(pectatium - of another weetiirg,' and I _fear the_. ; have about; tv.;ell.e ni;!;) oue - ; and' I rather think we will be. , :eool?e - d l'Ort-GeOrekzlnd Niagara. .I ram nu ar,bnsv l onoviug.the lo w these places.,.. , ..Thee;:enly'lraul we:.c n4twed down With Our great quits, but ..Yen! filled JJp lit 7 stantly with . frpsh-calunins ; there 7 was only three OfFreers oi the-100th left •indiilled or„wounded, and..theMoyals.as bad dirt, Est,, svrjeantwas' picked out also.. The greatest:lns:le is now here. " Private letters' frOm Kirt.Geotge Of the 9th inst. state, thatthe B;itiSh rforces had .:retired for that position on the -Stk. The Atnerienu - s were at St. David, abinit '7 or 8 wiles distant. Two deserterS • frorn the enelny aihrm, thatof:Oederal Brown's army, - lath) were. buried lifter • the niction 9f, the sth. They say,..that besides thedoss by the furious charges inade upon them, 'that the British attifiery Made di - eAdful havoc!: in their . ranks. We had 'lost one gun IVilielf . was tuned by the 19th Drtgoons. was thouc,hr,. the Yankees would soon be driven back, but some bad doubt's.," DESCENT ON -FLOIIIDA., The mirst ample confirniatien is received: of the landing of the British, with,. colisiderfible force both of ships anti then, in Phu A handbill -frima Milledgeville, Says, «aßri tish shirof, 50 guns,• andia,brig of.war, have; ar rived at. Pensacola, landed. troops on ~an .island there, and built four houses. \ They hadeolleeted. w 1000 Indians, to whom they had distributed athl% and ammunition, promised them large . succours, and that in a few .days they : should be considerably reinforced.—(Montreal Herald.) - ARRIVAL OF SIR T. PICcON. . . _ . .. . . . • , An express from Ilalifax, in fifte en (hays, assures us,. " that -GeuerAl ..VicToi , had teached i3er Intida with;', his aou.y . to• ,I).(.‘gin :the .war., . Sir Thomas Pictou's force ,may be .16,009 stroug ; the i !inii'6i's niiie sail of 'tile liiie an - d ten hi gates, exttusil , e of.the whole now ivrthin the Aine ricim waters.'-'—(lbid ) - , . On Thursday last, a party of British liegulars and I ildiains, bet weerl L mid 3k) sti‘ing, 'inatle their appearance at Lewiston,. arfd drove.uway many of the inhabitants, some. of \‘‘'hiell,they took, - -7 - We Learn that they pi•bcciled a few miles _on the Ridge'lload, burnt the li barracks at ar„lse rabble, and.plundered horses, cattle,.hogtz,, sitoep, branch of the; same . party as: ‘re stand, catne,up to Schlosset's,„ .They were com manded by a son..orthe celebrated 1 lliutt. - Oue - , of the lidians was., killed, -in , quarrel with a Mr. SD.ge, o _was detained as a prisoner the Indian beg intoxicated, attacked Sage with the butt of his gun=-Sage struck him with nit axe; ca , hitu:down and escaped.-Young-Your' told _the iiihabitants,,,thEit .those yeinaMed pea,ceOly in their houses, shottl4 not he !curt.-- We learn further - , • that the party have felt LeWis toli-, with aboYe'loo head of cattle._ ;The kitelligencer,contanis an official letter front Commodore CLL uncey, of 20,th June, ifet,ailin!.; the particulars or the caiquie of a Paricisn k.- hoat by three•of appears . by this'ac that,Lietitenapt Uregory had.bgen• ordered clown thc St, Ltiwrtice, to, inceicept the British boats, coming up with Stores, He toot a station,'as leas ttiongl;t„ tnioliserved;-at the sand. Matifis - ; , lAtt.*portly alto,'' finding himself . discovered,, 2.141-.a-gun-ho!-It.close to hint,. he in ,st lutly tot weed the bold dosigll boa] d her, which he did; and carried ;ler . without icisit* a mail. One 'of' the• enemy was badly wonnded.--She piiived to be the -4tle gun-bodt BiAck •Snake, No. 9, and mounted ouc ighteeh-.potintrer, And. inaAned ,with eighteen men, chietv. Ploy ,l Ma rines, •(a list of .vitieh . iglacki:ied). Lieuenant Gregory manned:iiis prize, and pree,:eded tip th;•. : St. Lawrence, :tut was soon discoverea and par , • lued - by a very ,larg e gruff-'boat, /I.;ttiaticg trt or heavy guus, and rowed w iipwliri4 of lotty tsars; overh*tied Posse lion of lets prize until the entny . •thraw: (be t r siyot offer hint ; he then very raucontly, '(hat perlv), tOok out all his pl:is.orier;., scuti ie.! tlit: ulin-bbat, which• Stink inta:itiv' and escaped ih en e inv, so }wavily g- oryfaruiyed.sate this' inbruirig; 'with all his pri_ soners. , • - Several Of the nierchitnt; of Guu , g : ow, interested in 'the shipnient ,14 . g()WIS ' to the U'lnt(:.d t h e in . (iti - d'hefore the cleclai• •ation . /of \car tin the rnerie:in - Ciaveiinneht was IsAbArn in Cry, wfro have 'had th e ii 'goods Iciz4(l ^and. condenniecrAs lawfull)llZ , 66, by the Al9eritati Zio ‘truinent, - havt!. toi•war'ift..4 a inciii`Orii 07.04- Go . . -• •. tlt. vernmcnt, stating,tiwr ha, tisil • • • erat"iiig, that; in any treat . • that nrly oe mane with. the United States, an Geed. to secni . e . innyunilicat,(- 0 to Chem fox. - the toi,6s they havethus - sus,:tzirned. - AS - 4 p fbOf 6.;t! •p t'e6tit cledhlin g: ra; t i e . o f `Lain;, :the a P.h.rlsh, near hut were-,et lest 1800/. retched tfils year, (July /ON. deftiCni:y of 100/..