The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-25 00:00:00

AM ERIC AN PAPERS. We re-publish the following, which did no• ar pear in the whole of our impression of yesterday. _ SPPT. 19. Copy of a Letter fr, , m Commodore Maedonough to the Secre tary. of the Navy, dated United States' ship Saratoga, of', Piattslwiy,h, Sept. 11, 181 , 1. SlR,—The Almighty has been pleased to grant as a signal victory on Lake Champlain, in the Capture of one friggte, one brig, and two sloop of ws.- of the cnemy.---1 have the honour to be, very respectfully, Sir, your obedient servant, 'F. MACDONOUGH, COM. lion. W. Jones, Secretary of the Navy. Lia of Loss, Killed, and T r -minded, 4.c. in the Action of Champlain. BRITISH. Guns. Men. killed.. Wounded. - 39 300 SO 60 - 16 120 20 30 • 11 40 6 . 10 - 11 ' 40 8 10 650 2 probably sunk. Large Sliip, Brig, - - Growler, Eagle, - - 1 i Gunboats, Total - 93 1050 84 110 Several of the gun-boats struck ; but th&.sitik ing state of the large vessels required the assist ance of the men in our gallies, so that not being' able to take possession of thent they 'were able to save them Selves by flight. AMERICAN. Guns. Men. Killed !rounded. .26 210 2G 30 20 120, ,13 . 27 17 no 6 G 7 - 30 • 1 11 350 3 3 Saratoga, ship, - Eagle, brig - - Ticonderoga sch. - rreliie sloop 10 Gun-Boats - 'rotal Ss ‘B2O 49 67 The. 11l itish Officers killed were Commodore Downer and 3 Lieutenants, &c. The American Officers killed were Lieutenants Gamble and Stansbury, the latter of whom was knocked over board, and not found, and Sailing-Master tarter. The'British Officers taken are Captain Pring and 6or 8 Lieutenants. The wounded have been paroled and sent, by a flag vessel, to the Isle Aux Noix. Extract front an intercepted Letter from Adjutant General Blyilts to Lieut. Gen. Drummond. (SECRET AND CONFIDENTIAL.) • Head-luarters, Montreal, Aug. 2C, 1814. Stll,-4 am comfit - Kmied hy his Excellency the Commander of the Forces, to inform - you the 37th Regiment will commence its march to-mor row morninglor Kingston; off which point it is his Excellency's intention to direct the other corps composing the Brigade under orders of Ma jor Gen: Kempt. . If the Naval Equipment is in that state of for wardness to sanction the undertaking the at tacking, and if necessary, Lieut.-General Drum mond, the siege of Sackett's Harbour, in which the squadron must be pr . epatecl fully to co-operate before the advanced state of the season renders such an operation hazardous and difficult, it is his Excellency's wish to avail himself of the local in . .; formation and talents of Major-General Kempt, by employing him , s the senior Major-General on that service, and with that view his Excellency would approve Major-General Steven's proceed. ing to the right division, when relieved, and leaving to General Kempf to make the necessary preparatory arrangenients for this arduous and importa t service. Should it. however, as his E x e r lieacy is apprehensive, prove •to be the case, that the delay in the - Naval prepara tions may frustrate his views on Sackett's 'Har bour, he still trusts our squadron will be able to take the Lake with a superiority that will enable him completely to - relieve all the wants of the right division, and not only to secure effee tnally our own frontier, but to . scour that, of the enemy, destroying his depots and means of annoy ance, and on this wrvice he would propose to em ploy the force to be collected at Kington. I have the honour to be; Sir, yours, &c. ED. BAYNES, Adj. Geu. Forces. ATTACK ON PLATTSBURG. The military events near. Platt'shrug are con fusedly and contradictorily narrated. The town is " , carted at the bottom of a hay of Lake Cham pl,ric, baying the river Saranac running thrthigh it. The village; we understand, is on the north or west side of the river, and the American strung holds on the south or east side. It appears by various statements, that on the fti► September the British advauced troops occu pied the village of Plattsburg, compelled .our ad vanced party of Regulars and Militia to retreat to the Saranac, which they crossed, and removed the bridge (20 rods wide) over" that river. The Bri tish advance followed to the river, arid then, at night retired to their main body, which lad en camped a few miles from it. During these op a tions the village was set On fire and destroyed by hot shot,tirel from the American strong holds tin tie other side of the river. On the ith the British advanced party returned to the river, aryl were employed in preparing pon ttions for crossing it ; when a severe cannonade across the river commenced, 80(1 continued on both sHes through the day. The British have a train of 16 or 18 pieces. 'l'he strength of the British army and its Coin miande.r are varion-dy stated. It probably is com manded by Gcn.Brisliane, who has about 6000 troops, ninny of them militia ; and that Geoerkil Prevost commands the reserve, of about an equal Dumber, cantoned near the Canada border. . The American artily, nosier Geberal Macomb, did not exceed 3000 when the British' army first advaoced ; but it has sinee been strongly rein forced by the New-York and Vermont militia. Of the latter, 3000 had passed Lake Champlain pr,evions to the 11th instant, and initity thousand mote were on the road, in full and willing march. lacildate their march, Governor Chitenden had repaired to Burlington, and aiinnated then' to a vigorous effort to compel the invaders to re enter their .boundaries. HALir OCT. I.—The body of the gallant and Much-lamented I‘ajor-General Ross was in trrred in St. Paul's Church Yard on Thursday last. The corpse left the flag-ship precisely at 3' o'clock, under a discharge of half minute guns, and arrived at the King:,s Wharf; where it was received by . the greundier company of the 64th , kind — followed to the grave by all the p- d and' \liiitary Olicers, -and a large -21 r of_AuleaLtit CON. IN fIGII LIFE. A case iiist happened, under. all its circom s!ances more likely to make a greal noise in the ',rinkd than guy of 'the same kind that has Occurred ' for many years. The Lady 190;e wife of a Scotch Earl, young, marr ed ab(Mt six years, and the •flother of tour children.' rie gallAt is a young English Baronet, a Member of the Muse of Commons, of an an cient family, and possessed of a great fortune, principally in the South of England. What makes this case the more distrussing is, !he two families - immediately interested are. inti mately connected, not anly by friendship, but by several marriages, in the closest and most imme diate relations It appears that the enamoured Baronet latelyt went down to Scotland, to the seat of the Noble Earl, in the diSguise of a sailor, front whence, - ! being recognised by . his Lords'hip's 'brother, be made his retreat, as his attachment to the Lady was suspected by the family, and supposed to be the cause - Of his visit. It being presumed that he had on this discovery quitted' the country, no per-:' sonal restraint upon the Lady nias considered ne cessary ; but it seems that the parties bad pre- •, vionsly laid their plan- for all elopement, which they •carried' into effect last week. Ott Saturday night they arrive.d.at the Baronet's house, at the west end of the town, where they, roar are, and to which they we .e trae-d all the way from Scotland. The legal Solicito7 of the Noble Earl having been apprised of the circum stance, lost not a tpomentto take the necessary proceedings. Legal process has been sued out,. the 11,ironet's house was yesterday visited by persons etuploed to serve it, so that the case will come for%%ard with all possible dispatch, for di vorce and damages. mini the rank, fortune, and other circum stances of the parties, it will prove a case.of the _first interest and importance in the annals of in trigue.---The Baronet is a ‘vidoWer. .1 Several millions of hurl-shat are shippint, , at Portsmouth, in the Leonida' frigate, Captain W. KING, for America. This description of shot . bas . bren inscommon use with the Americans in the pre,ent war, and the mangling wounds they are f oun d (when not, attended with death) so to protract the recovery of our :soldierS, that their services are lost to the army for a consider able tithe. Th e formation of the weapon is—a large . shot at the bottom of a cartridge, resting upon three small ones ; and these four shot are fired off with the usual quantity of powder. The Americans always use them in wild- foul shooting, which amnSetnent being universally, practised by them from their earliest years, makes them the expert and dangerous rifle troops they are. Eng land has to mourn the loss of a Ross by such hands : the tellow fired at. hint from behind sonic brushwood. DEVONSHIRE FARMING, —A few days since a farmer died, who rented a great deal of land in this neighbourhood, and besides other property, bequeathed 25,0001. to his eldest son, 25,0001•. to his second son, to his third and fourth sons 10,0001. each, and to his daughter 50001.—The wife of the above farmer has for many years re gularly attended the Exeter markets with fowls, butter, and eggs.—(Ereter Gazette.) ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY AND MURDER.--A most diabolical attempt at robbery and-murder was made-on Thursday last, at the house of Mr. John Ebbutt, a Gentleman farmer, at Swanky, in the parish of Sutton. at Hone, near Darttnrd. A ruf fian-like fellow knocked at the kitchen door about seven o'clock in the evening, and on Sarah Ashby, the servant, opening the door, he rushed forward 'into the parlour, where Mr.. Ebittt, who is an aged man and iafirm, was sitting with a friend, a Mr. Houle ; , an unexpected visitor. The robber was armed with a bludgeon, anal the shrieks of the girl having alarmed Mr. E. and his friend; the latter grappled with hint, in doing which he re ceived au injury about the head. The robber call ed out for assistance, and he was joined by com panion from without the door, who presented a pistol at Mr. Ebbutes breast; which providential ly flashed in the pan, and thevillains then zetreat ed. The ionise stands at a great distance from any other, and the servant flew to the one nearest, and assistance was procured ; but the assailants could not he found. T. Foy and Plank, Officers belonging to Mariborough-street Wee, were sent for, and sufficient clue was obtained by their oc ertionS to entertain great hopes the offenders will be secured. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—The Little John, (an open . veSsel), Josep4 Michael, Master, from rowey to Mevagissey, Wall 70 hogsheads of salt ed pilchardS on board, shipped a sea in the course of her passage on Ttcesday last, by which she al most immediately filled and went. clown. The Master and two other persons, we regret to state, were drowned. Oue man (a passenger), was saved. Last week John Anderson, tailor; of North Shields, caught on the shore an uncommon fish, called the Lophions, or Enropean Aligner, a name given from its lying at the bottom amongst the mud, and having numerous tentacula on its back resembling worms, which it moves to entice its prey. It was three feet long, 16 inches broad nigh the head, and had three rows of teeth on etch jaw like the shark, with numerous rows on the tongue and roof of the moath, pointed in wards ; two large eyes on its back, betwixt the dorsal fins, under which were two large pouches, apparently for time purpose of sheltering its young, like the Oppossrrn, &c. This fish had two eels of considerable size in its stomach, and the jugu lar fins were shaped like a human hand. On Tuesday se'nnight Mary 4nn Jenkinson was committed to Appleby gaol, for stealint , six heifers, the property of Mr. - J. StAtPsoN, Nabb, ' ' in Ity dull, 'Westmorland. The prisoner was .on her road from Whitehaven ; she. found the cattle graz ing near Grasstnere, and drove them to Kendall (upwards of 16 miles), .where she sold them on Saturday,. Sloe is a young woman, a native of the neighbourhood of Longtown. The tininher of commitinentS to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, since the laAt Ohl Bail y Ses sions, is uo less than than hundred and twenty. MIDDLESt,:. SESSIONS. I, 7 esterdq.the Quarter Sessions foi• the County of Middlesex cotnmenced at the Sessions 1-louse, Clerken well ; Mr. MAINWAIUNG in the Chan-. Geo? ge Shew was indictei fora misdenioa , alur, in suffering a prisoner charged ‘vith felony to escape out of his custody in August last. • The Counsel for the prosecution statei, that the defendant was fieridborough for the Holborn division; in the parish of St. Giles. On the 2.A . st of August; a man, whose name was unknown, got into company with an unfortunate woman of tike name of Mathews ; and when he had been iu het; apartments some time., be seized an I ndiapk hand kerchief, and tan off. Site followed ands secured. him, .and.he was taken to the - watch-pouse, where the de!'endant, who presided that, night,. took down the charge of robbery; ,but wrote it on a ipieee of paper instead of entering it in the Pioper book. After this betook a one-potind note from the prisoner for his appearance ; but the next morning he endeavoured to prevail on Mathews to accept a crown and abandon the,charge., She' replied that •it was not the worth •the handker chief; hilt at last she was_conipelled to accede to the proposal, Shew obsci•ving that .he could .ar ranpsde•the matter with the Mlgistrates, as he had not entered the charge in the book: The Tobber, never appeared to get the one- pound not e.re turned. These circumstances having come to the knowledge of ,the. Watch Committee, they insti tuted the present proceedings ; and - s previonsty to the finding of the bill. Shew t (Attest ed the watch man mid the unfortunate woman not to appear, thus aggravating the offence of which he had been guilty. The Counsel for the defendant said, that the man not being - satisfied with the ‘VOitlah'S colt duct, and wishing' to get hack some of the money which:lie had given her, he snatched the - kerchief from about her neck, and he was immediately charged with a robbery. Tile defendant was a.. respectable man residing in Middle-row, Holborn. At the watch-house the woman' only charged the man with itiLtreating her, and not with any felony. As a security for the malt's appearance he took the note,• but he never made any, secret of that circumstance. The CH AIRMAN said, that nothing of criminality appeared in the defendant's conduct. Verdict, Not Robbq Hodges was found guilty of assaulting 'John Ben well. The parties were both brokers; and a dispute hawing arisen 4 respeeting a lot which .was knocked down to the defendant at a sale, the . latter thought proper to knock ►town the prose cutor, who was 'in consequence of the blow 'de privedof his senses for 20 minutes. POLICE INTELLIGENCE: NIANSION4 - 1017sE. SALMON OUT OF SEASON.--lesterday the Gen"- tlenwn Yeomen of Billingsgate brunght before the 'LORD MA . YOK several baskets .of fresh salmon, charged to be salmon out of seas'on, being full of spawn. Several respectable salesmen from Thames street appeared before his Lordship against this charge, and pleaded, that the 10th of October w i ds the time allowed for salthon to be .out of season ; that the salmonin question might have been taken before that time xt Newcastle and Berwick, and they had sent theni to the Lomten market: His Lot dshiphaving given a patient hearing on both sides, told the salesmen, that he must prt.i hibit the sale of the female salmoa in' their pre sent state; the female t fish being produced, he condemned it, and told then, that if any salesman exposed salmon, full of spawn, he "w6 - 61d - he con victed in the penalty. 'Cloy promised his Lord ship to COnto.llll to hIS reconiniendatitin, .11)V."-STREET. Yesterday John .Fee, charged with stealing a handkerchief from Mr.. Evans, was committed for William. Gardener, Henry Yates, Sophia Crouch., and Sarah-Gardener, were charged with stealing a box, and 2cwt. of soap, the property of Mr. Bon chin, King -street, Holborn, who stated, that on the evening of the 2Uth instant, the street door being open, the box with the soap was stolen out of the passage, anti a truck, which N , as placed outside the shop-window, was used to carry it away. Soule of the patrole discovered the pri soners at the lodging of Crouch, in Charles 7 street, Drury-lane, where they also found the box and soap. The male prisoners were fully committed for the stealing, and the females for receiving the property, [snowing. it to have been stolen.. N. Edgeworth was examined on a charge of bi gamy. Both marriages being pi...vet', he was committed for trial at the Old Bailey. QUEEN-SQUARE. Anne Simpson, a chandler shopkeeper, was con victed in the penalty - of Is. per ounce on a great quantity of bread short of its legal weight, fOund in her possession by Gillniore the officer. The penalty amounted to 3/. 11 s. Gd. and 1/. costs.-- The woman woman baying obserVed that she 'did not make the bread, and that she had purchased it from a baker with whom she regularly dealt, the Magistrates expressed their regret that the baker himself was not before them, as the short weight was so considerable, and said, she must make the baker pay the penalty and costs, by deducting 41. 11 s. 6d. from his bill. - Sarah Smith was charged on suspicion of hav ing stolen a it. Note from Willianiiiardy.—Coin witted. GLASGOW, OCT. 19.—This day Win. Iliggink and Thomas Haruki, who were sentenced to be hatiged at the last Circuit Court of Justiciary, were exe cuted upon a drop in front of the new jail. Be ing Catholics, they were attended by the Rev. Mr. SCOTT, of this city, and the Rev. of Paisley, both Catholic Clergyman. They were brought into the hall about a quarter-before three where.they lemained only a short tinre, and were afterwards conducted to the scaffold: In their belutvi. , or they evinced the utmost resigna tion and • fortitude. An immense concourse of spectators attended.—Monday morninK,.a.respite during his Majesty's. pleasure, arrired at GLI'SgoW, for John Thonison, one of the three men sew., teuctil to be wil:cutecl tberc forsobbeq. . . P.ON4SON '‘,k ; .\ q Tr, ETS , ' • •, . - . ..._..-.........._...........--._ , , k sf, .ttErr(nts OF Wrir; ~.' 1.,; ',i'll:.il'''' By Messrs. CH i LI) allti : ‘i ,LP:l'i, "'lea.- L. .4 lucludifig ably trina ()et. 10 t,,,0t:,,t 7P o i 75 . 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Olt of •a . .1 1 the Lady ° nes ay, at mouivout.l, Edward . es . 0n Sunday, the-16th inst. at "Pl!eiit ' e lls i' tit. pete ., ! est in . j i,e, ti it MAILIIIFP., „ t or o e , A , 's ' dis ',- Owen, Est Snrgeoti the to Eliza, second dalu.gliter of the late .os loiltia 4tll'; ey i, L'° i l / 1,00011-st reet.• ~,,robfr o r 4 .., 5 n Tuesda h ' . it .1 Nortn• go ..,4., yse riltig_t, at r c ''' , - ~,, t o ( . ) 4 , r Johnlt ..ertratu Orde,-itst Light Pragl/4;,,0e. / ,,ic ° tm ij , of - the late Robert Lisle, Esq• of ,V 1 • 1 " I c - i i nrc l , - 0 7 ' it' o tir i r d On Tuesday la.st, at Carisbronli flit ici..:.4.;#111, Or Francis Hutchinson Jotlwou, -E s q" . 15.kc{ 'l l O. I° 't 1 0 1 Barnes, only daughter of James artics/ iss 1 ,.. : el . e ., o t On the 190 iust. in Dublio, Cars!j„npcbs',ol) 4Cith Regiuieut, to Elizaheth, Y° l-I " 4s io th' Cuthbert Felton, Es f 1. - ' #.1.. o .011ybrOulcf lute. r oo ~f) . Dr el )- (4c9rP liirit! On the 7th inst. at' Can-11)1)0001# 0 ,, 1, 4. Commander in the Ito; al Nall. u Dabill”ili 011) Lately, at Iteteiro, ticar I.3lack 11"° r'rsidetit 01% sr Sir F i -•IN •f„riuerly 3 ptilt 4, A'A .411 l. ewennata, - Hereford. ss't 0 0' ' 1 , o nt-r ° VeJ On Sunday, the lab inst. at Be ° f '' .l. •e; , Lady Nap . ston• ° tit i e*d. Job" be 3 5 et • On Wednesday last. Mr. Da c 1 . „i., ill t l s l it ~ lir i hilt, Tower-street, Winc-illerc°--- , ca n fi cc ' ' ' r rsi °l'il 13g34e , 5. t i, : et it: r )e :t i) k,. ' ' ' age. - The same day, at Hadley. ° 1 a O. fit;: - ,,ii„p l Steel., wife of Colonel Thomas Se"'veito,niort,*-:`;pf/ Ori Thursday last, at Lytupstfil',:rro (100' daughter ofJos. Blis3ct, Esil• ° f _ t i, p:Sr 1 pill 1 Lately, at Hastings, ill } -' l ' . -1 Ey.q. _,1,v711# I So'jt h" ii. Cit s . r te r f On Friday, at'Gnd's house, or ~,,,,,do 015 e, .. :3 ); . , . Esq. t; r• to the late 13isbop .i oi . s 1#(0,,,e:f,,,1' tr„ .00 Sunday morning, at kiis LliruP, Cs(.1:1,:-;4•.P'sscpisfr,. Bedfrd-I-Ow, Benjamin RiL" t i. 51)();jr5ssl'iotell.",j4t#1 ;d2l The same day, inJudd -strec- -ort *--c v iVl ; °- 1. " . ehlest datit,Tliter of Hear) . I.:(lgc's a t fril:ol' 41 11 it'' • Lately, after a short illoc.soSrac coo, ..d ~ ,i V' to ° Yearsley, C.;lnthirri the only so Stanley' , s ee v , l'earsley, late of gellzsrnnn• .a_c _,,,,umt , 'On 'Thursday, in liceling?-1 ' ,e : 51e;10,,,r-' 7 then, in the 109th ).1.';,,r ot i "E n, c ood o' out 4laists until withiu•ri SI")" i .."'.-..--.-..... ..-....... " ei , j or c 4.3 , r 0N1)(ylv,: Printei j• I). ' r4' 1. an d published by stood sjo! at tile SUN-0171PiCS> SO. Ordo-6, tt lieol 5)42)14'1'4 J-1 ,. , )it \''..- P P 4I 11,