The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-25 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

.Ar.rtit. 17.—s 74, two frigates, -
and several smaller vessels, belonging to the ene-
my's Bay squadron, anchored off Swan ,Point;
eight or ten miles below the mouth of Palapsco,
and 20 miles from this city, at three o'clock yes-
terday.. The alarm guns 'were fired and the bri-
gade assembled with the greatest promptitude and
alacrity. A part of them marched
..to the fort
'about sun-set, the remainder are under arms at the
time we are writing this article, (seven o'clock)
waiting the orders of the Commanding fieneral,
Should the enemy afford the occasion, we hare
no doubt, but the city and its shipping will be
effectually defended, without any injury of con-
sequence.•
PtimitnnLetm, APRIL, 12 —Messrs. Gaklatia
and Bayard, we learn, Will leave this country in
about fifteen days for Russia. A. vessel is pre-
paring at Philadelphia to take them oat, As .our
Ministers will leave this country in so ihort a
time, it is highly probable, that an armistice Will
be'concluded between America. and Great Britain
in a few weeks,
Note—Who believes it ?
PROM 'run aosToSt Cf:NTINEL (IF Artme 7.
illasowthuseirs herself again.—We 'haw) inex-
pressible pleasure' inn lieit4g able to announce the
'mural certainty of the triumph of the disciples of
• Washin,gion,--the friends 'of
of honourable peke, on
the re-election el their first andsecond Chief lga-
gistrates, by immensely increased majorities, and
likewise of it decided majority of ettatOrs, their
friends and associates every part-of the common-
wealth from Whieh we have beard has done its
duty, and must enjoy the most pleasingsatisfagr.
'May !leaven grant to these spirited excl.-,
tions wad splendid StieveSi, its further blessing, in
turning the misrulers of this nation from their cr-
rors,--restOring to Ottr distressed country a speedy
peace, enunuzerce, and the golden days of federal
~..eoperity,*-and• make thein iii.trumental in in-
Hr our sister States, whose elections are up-
[ with energy and patriotism', to imitate
•,; set them-,-,Light begins in the East.
;,( vy..; the return of votes from 131
, •••••s p„,tve a net peace•-gain•of 5300.)
x, Arnett, 9 —Mr; SwertChkoff, the
I,retitiyof Legatietn, left Washington,
[ , ,[,y morning, on a second visit to Admiral
11, in the Chesapettge Bay.
he people 'of Lew stows
iogii spirits the enemy dared not make a
have cut every man ,of then'
,Ad; we tried to get them on Shore, and trap them,
but:they anticipated -our ptirpose, and kept close
in their boats. I WiAli they would gire us an op-
portuitity, oftiding a few of them up to Wilnsilfg-
tou, H the British at Montreal treatitd Our officers.
We have sonic traitors on the Opposite shore ; it
is said, from good authority that, a Major of
and a Thysieia of Cape May, have been
repeatedly on [ward the British

St;ine irrcjuiry ;Inc) this appears necessary, and a
.
little expenditure of'henip ..would perhaps save us
a ton of gunpowder. •
Nttyt, Youx., Akit. 10.—An alarm was given
front . the forts heloW, at the approach of sonic
oil' the. Hook, yesterday allee-
wiwu the diifereut gkttylgotts it, the harbour
prei,ptirp4tfol•—immediate nation: The .veiiSels ~.
Cidyerell ,t+-Tre, ti frigate. (the ~,irmio.) itntl it 74, uei-
they of : whieh ;iiproqohed near the h:tr, u,n• do we
expert will soon; timogri, heuever they, shall,
they Will bud our forts) ready to give them au hot
reveptiou lAS tue foram:l.3 in each , Liuttery can

CPU WA' ILEA ilat ACTS 1
1410N1 THE NATIONAL,
As.,,NY', APRIL 6.—T
L roopi are daily arriving
at the, eantoornenta at Grecnbush; 900 arrived on

Sunl}w, and ninny Are exiieeteddtwing the pre-
wrek. lire understand the whole will shortly
Ilt;-0.1% to tile. frontieri., Cannon and warlike
.
hean'sent on io considel;able quanti-
nitd niqicaritlives indicate an early and for..
o,l,,conoottnmoent. the campAigri.
;,I,tjor tieu,nal awl BrigHt(liet Ge nerd
novo kft here yestcrt!,7 finr
sievcv.-,1 days past,