The Sun.
London, England, 1813-01-30 00:00:00

ETti CAN PAPERS'.

NEW ,- PROM T){l 17110V1It.P.S.

1 "A Gentleman who left Champlain,. about ten
xlays since, says the regidar• force is about 5000,
and 2or 3000 militia. Some of the ree,ular,il ore
fine ti.oops, and will doubtless fight, welt. x ft',
days since, CoI.CLARK, who was, piker of the day,
rode two or. three miles ii!..) Canada alaiiCl and
learnt that 3 or 400 Indians were ill the vicinity.
' Oen. Ca.t NDLEIt Was detached, with about 300 men,
hichuling.one company of light artillery and one
of cavalry, xvin) proceeded in the evening to the
village of Odletown, where then: Wat'i a *small
breastwork, lately occupied by the enemy. i'bo .t
1 twelve o'clock this foil was surrounded, .and
our trpopS fired, brit rin closing up, only a
, single :musket was taken prkoner, with the loss on
our part of two Avounded ; ono had an eir bereJ,
and another his apt_ ; b%%let her front the I 11...
dians- or by their own cress-fire, was not asece;-.
mined. The troops. returned, and the next night
the search was renewed, but we know nos with
what. siicees. Three liondred men had volun-
teered tO cut a road, who ha(! axes prepared for
this purpose..--,(Keene
" Ueneral DeAntionti, and the Army of the
North,' are sale.-----Ore'Sunday and :',londay, the
22d and 234 instant, General PEAtteotra'..f, army,
(excepting 500 men, whom. he &Netted with
the- design of taking about 300. of the British or
In(lianS, who were posted a few miles beyond
where the American army penetrated) left Canada
to go into winter quarters, at Plattsl)i.irg, Bur-
lington, Greenhush, &c.:—it ha dug been conclud-
ed to give up the conquest of Lower Canada for
the-present, on account, as is said, of the want.
of a sufficient number of men, anti. the weather-be,
tug too cold at this seasito to effect that pur-
pose. -The returns of the Regulars were 4777
men,_ of whom about 700 of sick, and those
Nvltosa,them,nded the, were left. tit Plattsburgh what
the army invaded Canad:.4; and there were only
from :15',)0 to 2000 Of whom about two-
thirds vdlunteered to Cross the lloundary
On the •approach of the American army, the
British and Indians Pied towards Montreal,
and, on the tiussian plan, 'burnt the 'noises,.
'mho, liny, '4'e. as they went,- for 3 eonsidera4le
distance. Colonel CLARK'S regiment was .to.go to
Burlington,and the Vermont Militia Were permit-
'ted to ,go htiine, and would all, undoubtedly, be
there previous to .the choice, of Members of Con-
gress for that state. Gen.I.SEARLottN's troops at,
tacked and took :It block-Ow,,,e,'which they burnt.
In the rubbish of this hoUse,therewere the hones of
four perions, who were suppotsed to he !minims
but .it is uncertain whether uead or alive, When the
house was set on fire. It was4ilso conjectured,
that one.lndian was killed.: Our army returned
iinhnrt, except six men, who were- wounded in
;the attack on the, block-house; by a pin ty. of tvir
own troops, who took tliem for enemies, by mis-
take (one of whom is since dead), and one man
was killed ky the accident of falling over a log, in
the hurry of the
-attack. The aria', when at
the line, was very short of
,provisions-but their
ammunition held out.
11JoKTrEuElt, Nov., 24. The . Northern
Army, consisting of seven regiments, of int.antry,
two companies of heavy, artillery, one regimeot
of light dragoons,. and, two. companies ot
,flying
artillery, are now encamped. at Clot inpiatti, New
VOrk, within eighty rods of the Canada line.
Gen. Dearborn. oi»ed the army on .the 17th inst.
to command in person.
if whole Of the Militialate at Plattsburg,
Swanton, &c. have joined the main
army on the lines ; and it is Mulerstmid have ge-
nerally volunteered to inaech into (..:anitdx.
" A number of scouting parties have already
been over the lines. In an attempt to surround
and take it number. ot Indians, two of the scouting
party wurer wounded by our own and the
Indians el•lelied.
" A roll rompanv of light horse, raised in this
State,, passed through Plattshurg on Tuesday of
let ....A week to join, the army.
It is said a company of sixty, from Platts-
hurg and Peru, and another Chazy have vo-
lititteered, and niarele.el with their guns anct axes
to clear the road, which the British have blocked
by .felling trees. .
" A regiment from the westward, commanded
by Vosbarg, joined the army since its encamp-
merit at Cluariplain.
" The tts. burg Republican *of Friday last;
says', " a number of aged patriots of the revolu-
tion residents of this ca silty, have shouldered
their muskets, arid gone with the: array agaiu- to
fight the battle; of their Country." • .
A gentleman who has resided for a consider-
able time at Plattsburg, informs n,, that *OM,
three to Live funerals 'a day hud been :mended
amohg the soldiery, previous to their departure
frtim that pliice. •
" An ()nicer in the Srorthern Army write"; thins
" We have At this place between 'four: tint( . five
thou Sand rei..!;ula.,. troops, and te.,o or three thou-
:sand:militia ; a 'great proportion of the latter fire
froth Ver want, and have volunteered. Whether
we go into winter-quarters on this side
.the line,
or took for them in Montreal, must be decided in'.
a few days." -• H

Two meu, al gentlemanly alipearance and en-
snaring address, one of whom called himself a
Colonel, and the other a Bweili,h Count, have for
Several days been defr,audin•,.; jt; welters, line) dra-:
peri; TheS, ,:.re attended by a servant
in green livery with r, t facings, and have levied
contributions lately at Clwltenham, amongst
the•OxonianS. , Their per ,ions 11;rve been publish'7
ed, but as yet they have eluded jtistiCe.

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