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London, England, 1814-07-20 00:00:00

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the CoMir!) 'and small arm party, accompanied by
Lieut. Al`Veacli, with a few marines, were landed
on the riglichank. Their 'respective Parties ad-
vanced on the flanks of the gun-boats (which-had
from their fire dispersed a -hotly of Indians) to a
turning which opened the enemy's boats -to omit,
view, when, unfortunately, the.6B-pounder car.
ronade, on which much depended, was disabled.
Seeing us pulling; the boat round, to bring the
'pounders to bear, the evenly thought' we u ere
commencing 4 .retreat, when they advanced with
-their whole form consisting of I 0 riflemen, near
200 Indians, and a numerous. body of militia and
cavalry, which soon overpowered the few men
had. Their resistance was sneh,
,as I could have
expected from a brave and well disciplined body,
but, opposed to such numbers, unavailing; their
officers set. them an example honourable to them-
selves, and ,worthy of a better fate. Car: Spils-
bury, for a time, checked the advance of the ene-
my' by the fire which he- kept up ‘vi!lt cohom
and his party ; and I feel much, indebted, tO'hita
fur his conduct throughout. Lieutenants Cox
and M`Nreach, who nobly supported time honour
of their corps, are, tarn sorry to say,-dangerously
wounded. -Mr. Hoare, Master's Mate of the 'Mon-
treal, ,whose conduct was conspictiOns throughout,
is the only officer killed. Our loss in killed and
wounded (mostly dangerous) is great. I send ss
correct a return as, I can possibly get 'of them, as
well as of the -survivors. The windir.g of the
creek, which gave the enemy great advantage in
advancing. to, intercept our retreat, rendered 'any
further perseverance unavailing, and would
,have
subjected the men to certain death.. •
Lieutenants Marjoribanks and Rowe, in the rear,
with the small boats, did every' thing in their
power ; and Lieutenant Loveday's exertions, in
the lois gun-boat, was such as 1 was much
pleased with. .
The exertions •of the American officers of the
rifle corps, commanded by Major Appling,'in sav-
ing the lives of Many:of the Officers and meri,
whom their own men and the ' Indians_ were de-
voting to death, were conspicuous, and claim our
warmest gratithde. . .
- , I have the honour to Ye; &c.
•
(Signed) STEPHEN POPHAM, Captain.
(A true Copy,) .
•
Noah Freer, Mil.!Stc.
• -1.8 then killed, 50 dangerously wounded. '

Lord Clatniber!aiu'e 0.111,e,• July 19, 1814:

Notice is hereby giren, that his :toyttl 13 ighness. the Prince
Regent will hold a Levee at Carlton-House, oa 'flan sday, the

28th instant, at twu o'eluck.

Trar o.l`l_ce,,Mt(y 1, 1514.

Brtr.vvr.—To be Major-Generals in the Army Colonel C
:o3 euuri .1( had,
Pay of.the 80th Foot.

b'e.LiOdenant7Colonel in the Army, Major C. Bouverie,

of the 60th Foot. . - • • "" •
To be Majors in the Army, Captain J. Martin, of the tooth
Foot. Captain_ W. Robinson, 'of the St lt • Foot. Captain
W, Jervoise, of the 57th Foot. -Captain G. A. Elliott, of
the 103 d Foot. Captain J.ll. HOlland, of the 69th Ii oot.
'Captain V. Fawcett, of the 100th Foot. Captain A. litz-
Gerald, of the4oth Faot. .
STAFF.—Major Robert Torrens, of the Ict West India Re-
gimiit, to be Deputy adjutant-Gent:ral to the', TrOups
serving in Holland (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Army), vice M‘Donalc4 appointed on the Home Staff,
.Major J. H. acynett, of the ,52d Foot, to be Deputj, Quar-
ter.Master-Gencr4 to the. Forces serving in the North of
Germany (with the rank of Liewenant-Colonel i, the-..3rmy.)
HOSPITAL STAFF.--Deputy Inspector James Robert Grant to
be Inspector of Hospitals. -

. . Crown- Office, July 19, 181t1,
Members returned to serve in this present Parliament.
Borough of Graliyounti—Ebene•Aer John Collett, of Locker's
House, in the Parish of Hemel Henistead, in the County of
Beds,. Esq. iu the room 'of the Hon. Andrew Cochrane
Johnstone, expelkd the Lower House of Parliament.
City of Westminster—The Hon, Sir-Thbinas Cochrane, cam-
- wooly called Lord Cochrane.