The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-28 00:00:00

WAUES of OrFICIIP.S KILLED AND NIMMIDET).
45th Regiment—Captain Nairne, killed ; Lieutenant dutin,
wounded.. dangerously; Lieut. liartley, wounded severtly
not dangerously, Lieut. Claus, wounded, left leg ariTtt-
tated ; Lieut. Morton, wounded severeiy;not tlangerouslY
Lieut, Richmond wounded slightly.

£9t} Regiment—Capt. Browne wounded severely, nut don.

gerously; ,Ensign Leaden, wc.unded.slightly.
49th Flank Company—Lient. Ifolland,woundell severely.
Canadian Fenciblesm—Lieut. Delorimiere woundedd,:ngernits.
ly, since dead; Ensign Armstrong wt unwed daugcinusii.
•Ily his Excellency's Command,
EDWARD-13*ES, Aq, Geu. 4. N.

GENERAL ORDER.

Head-quarter:, La-Chinr, New. 17,1813

The Divisions of Sedentary Militia .called out
by the General Order of the Bth inst.. are to be
disbanded, and to return to their respective home 3
iu the following order.
His Excellency the ,Governor in Chief and
Commander of the Forces in dispensing. for the
present with the further services of the,Militia,
feels the greatest satisfaction in acknowledging
the cheerful alacrity with which they have repair-
ed to their. respective posts, and the loyalty and
zeal they have manifested at the. prospect 0t en-
countering the enemy—although he has been
checked in his career by the braivery anti discipline
of his Majesty's troops in the Upper Province,
and thus frustrated in' his avowed intention of
Landing on this island,; his Excellency feels confi-
dent that had be been enabled to reach it, what-
ever might have been his force„. be would have
I, with that steady and determined resistance
from the Militia.. of the Province, which would
have terminated his third attempt for its invasion
like those which preceded it, in defeat and dis-

grace.
. The Moutreal Volunteers to march from La
Chine, at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning to Mon-
treal.
• The Ist Battalion of Montreal Militia tit eight '
o'clock on Friday morning.
The 2tlßattalion at ten o'clock and the 3,1 Bat-
talion at twelve o'clock same day.
The above corps are to remain embodied until
the 24th inst. on which day a corps of the line will
relieve them.
On the 20th inst. Col. M'Gill will allow the
whole of the men belonging to the second class
of Sedentary Militia, remaining at Moutreal, un-
der the command of Lieut.-Col. Dumont and
Ferebrail, to return to their respective hontes.-.
Upon proper certificates being produced to the
Commissariat at Montreal, each Captain or Cott-
mantling Officer ..f a Company of SedentAry .111 -
Ititi is to receive for every private mall ,reittrilint!
of tt,e .rate of Is. carrency, and lion-
, commissioued (alders in that proportion,' tor every
five ettgties that they have to .travel : this ailow-
ance is fur that period in lieu of pay and rations.
Colonel La Croix division, now atLower -La-
chine is to march from thence on the 20th inst.
SO as to arrive'on the Champ tie Mars at Montreal
,by 10 o'clock in the Morning of that day, for the
purpose of filing their arms and returning into
store their accoutrements, ammunition, l.,lankets,
haversacks and canteens.
Lient.-Colonel APR enzie's battalion will march
from their present quarters so as to arrive on the
Champ cle, Mars at 12, o'clock on the same day',
and Lieut.-Colottel Le Prohons at two o'clock.
,Cuthbert's division is to arrive on
the Philipp de Mars at ten o'clock on the 21st
instant. The battalion placed under the Coal-
Mand of Lient.-Colonel 13Ouchei•ville will leave
the grottntl it at present occupies on the 24th anti
proceed to Montreal on its route to Three Itivers ;
the one canfided, to the command 'of Lieut.-Col.
De Chambault will continence falling hack to
Montreal on the 25th inst. The remaining hat,
talions of the Sedentary Militia are to continence
their march for their respective parishes on tlie
25th.-
The Quarter Master General 'of the Forces will
make the necessary arrangements for relieviog
Captain Platt's troop of, Volunteer Cavalry ,from
its present duty, on or before the 24th instant,
when it is to return to Montreal for the parliuse
keing dismissed until further orders.
By his Excellency's CommCnd;
EDW•LAYN L',,ikdj.Ueu.NorthAtilerica

AHDIIr.SFt TO THE INHABITANTS Or TIM qI,PBB
BltoVl,Self. ()V CANADA, BV TUD 00,14-
11ANDER ON TU 1 NIAGARA FRONTIBH:

13rigadier-6,:n. Welure, cominanding on the
Niagara frontier, 'finds the Upptr PrOvinee de-
serted by the British army, and abandoned by its
Government. In the peculiar situation of the in-
libitants, it is essential to their security that some
regulation should be established for their G 0...
eerninent, while the American, army has the pot% er
of enforcing them. The Geileral regrets to, say,
that illegal, unauthorised, and forbidden pillage
Bits been committed' by a few, Ay ho'are lost Jo all
honour, and, insensible of the obligations of o:sol-
dier,'l'o arrest such Factises--io itfocl tbe
proration in his pmeet-7-ond Ott ensure,safety to
the property and persons of the inhabitants who
att! now antler his coutroul, the General has issued
this address.

The ernplOynient oftlie Jntliatis lois'been a sourve
Of extreme' regret to the Genetilf, But
their tailed ont i nit vit
6tiites, anti expected to attmek army %).ii()
long eluployuci thew in scelics of atrocity t).4,
rage at ‘B•ll,ieli ihis en
fo the only 31zernative left hitit of tviitri.: the sapie
weapon agitillSt r>ur enemies which they ha
itg i
aitSst 'That the BritiO, ;:riskyy
atiantonen thew eilcajilvntritt fled biziot:e
American for;:e, tOeit not m'eakert the ucccssity
iviiich he irs.t nailer, tit einploying the
fore lie etwitly. had
tho c:tiflet it i/ Atte lei