The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-17 00:00:00

tlutitne PEitS.

_ . .
IgiiYOSTOtt, (IL C.) sEtrr. Satimla'y
last Was httbchtil rkurzi his Majesty's Doelt-Vard
at Poictl. (NCI-critic, lite fine sllip St. Lawremre, of
Its 4 gun's., -oh which oteasien a royal salute. was
.fired fruitt tile flatteries.

MObiTREAL, OCT. 1. The attack near Fort
grie was-desperate, and agrees entirely with the
tenor ofthe General Order as to the dispositions.
Thecompanies of the 6th and g2d Regiments, en -
gaged, bad: it in their power to do much—they
did wonders; the bayonet was laviShly dealt in
the enemy's ranks; '6OO of his troops are said to.
have been left dead on the field, and 270 pri-
soners made by the efforts of the united army.
Our loss has been heavy ; about one hundred
are killed, and nearly 500 wounded and
sing, of the latter most are of De Watteville's,
, who had been surprised in the trenches in raising'
the works ; the number: of them made prisoners
is not accurately stated; but upwards_of 100 is
mentioned. Of that fine regithent, 14 Officers
are killed, wounded -or missing. The excellent ;
Major
.Villattcagain among the latter.: Generalq,
Drummond and., De Watteville (Pt' nO, more titan
they had uniformly done when-opportunity offer-
ed—ali that Was great and noble.

(Trrrat a Private Letter).,

" The territory between Penobscot and Pam-,
maquiiday, which the Governor and AdMiral from
Nova Scotia hare, by Proclamation, declared the"ir'
intention to tale possession of, and have cont-
menectl by occupying Castin, includes about forty
towns belonging to the Stats at Massachusetts,
Among these,towns•are Addison, with about 400
inhabitauts, Calaii 400, Cherryfield 200, Willa-

Wu 500, Harrington,soo, Jonesboro' 600. Ma_
chias 1600, Stenben GOO, ',Owe, Rohinsion,
Madill 700, Bluckstown 1500,, Castine 1100,
Deerisle 1600, Eden 700, Fraucktort.lsoo, Or-
nington 1400, Sedgwick 1400, Isleburo' 600,
i'it. Desert 1100, Treuton 600, Sollivab 800,
Goldsboro' 500, Penobscot 1400, Rte.
" I have seen Mr. Stevens, of Castine, who
informed me that Gov. Sherhroke was there—
that four of the. British Officers quartered at his
(Stevens's) house, aid that they infortned•him
that a large fleet was expected, and that Ports-
mouth and Boston would he attacked—the num-
ber of troops in this
,fleet said to be 7000,"

[Noie.-4This probably alludes to the Expedition. front
Halifax, and strengthens the anticipation we ventured to an-
ttounev in Tut SUN of last Thursday,) •

Among the arrivals in the
.port of Quebec during
the last week in September and first in October,
are the following reinforceMenti, besides immense
quantities of military stores and provisions,

Ship George, Taylor, 9 officers and 154 men of tht.: 88th,
regiment ; brig Belvidere, Rennoldson, 7 officers zi:ld 140 men
of the 4lst, 82d, and Royal Scots; ship Juliana, Talbert, 11,
officers and 251, men of the oth, 81AL, and 52th regiments;
ship Josiah, 1,-Teane, 7 officers and 81 men of the 70th and
Royal .eots ; ship Regent, Carr, 9 officers and_l4s men of the
6th regiment ; ship Harriett, Moore, 220 officers and Men of
the sth regiment; ship Adamant, Miller, 11 officers and 220
men of the:s9th, 37th, and 3d regiments; ship Atlas, Turn-
bull!, 5 officers and 160 men of the 88th regiment—ln ali
aliout Inno men, of the Jeinforcements which sailed from
this cowitryin July.