The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-09 00:00:00

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, JpNZ 28.

iMr CAMelintt, from the Committee. of Foreign
Relation, reported-the following Till, which. was
- read, and passedlo a second rep. ding A Bill
to prohibit the citi'Lens and inhabitants of the
United States f.r03:1 on-any trade of traffir
with the dontinio»s or dOendenciis of the United
Kingdom of Great BritriftrTand trelatO,
" Be it enacted .hpthe'Seitato and House of Representa-
tives of .the United States of America in Congress assets-,
bled,. that. tlly citizen Or inhabitant of the• United States
or territories thereof, who Shall,' during .the war iir,whicli
the 7-iiited States are engaged at present, either directly or
indirectly, carry •on anylrade, commerce, or traffic in any
articles whatever, with any of the dominions, colonies, or
dependencies of the United icingdom of tirt.‘lt Britain anti
Ireland, or' with any. person or peraulls residing Avithm tl
same: and any citizen or inhabitant, as aforesaid,. who
• Will, directly or indirectly, be 'privy: to, or• ah.:Mg or
ahettin iu carrying on any such trade, commereef. or traf-
fic, shall he adjuded guilty of- a misdernetinonr, and shall,
upon condition of every such .offence.) be imprisoned tor
a term not exceeding two, years, . nor less- titan six months,
and he fined not-exceeding t,OOO dollars,' liar-leas than.soo ;
and any ship, vessel, or carriage, of wiga h;nd stieveremploy-
et!, or lewd in 'such abw- described ; and any cargo Which
sit4:l'inc found on hoard of such ship or vessel, anti any artr,.
ties wilivh shall he found. in such carriage, when deteeted.or
such unlawful trade, commerce or traffic, or at the
return of the .sante to the United States, shah; he forfeited, the
Ivaco the United States, and the other half to the person or
pe•rsans who shall gist infOrination thereof; and . may be
eixrd wherever found, and condemned before any Court of
the.Uttite.l. States, or the
.territhries thereof, haying Leon- •
/Tuna jurisdiction--provided that nothing in this Act con-
tainer}, shall he construed so as to.repeal, impairpor affect any
law now in force, providing for the punishment of treason or
other Offence against the United States,"

The P/ovo.r, Captaiii (20Lrcv CAMPBELL, awl the
Niobe, Captain LoatNo., Inive arrived from Que-
• bee in twenty-sOcn days, iind the latter has ar-
rived, with • thirty sail of merchantmen, in the
Llowns.—On the 9th, ult, they spoke the Wasp
sloop, Captain .EVERARD, 'IA the Gulf, from which
they learnt that Sir JonN WARREN had commenced

theblockade of New York,. with four sail of the
line, seVernl frigates,. fire-shipS, and small vissels.
The arrival of the marine-battaliOns, under Lieu-
tenant-Colonels Wtt.t.tAms and, I\LAI.M.M, WaS
hourly expected'. It Was believed to be Sir Jon
WARREN'S intention', When he bad accumulated
his force, to lay NeW Tiirk. under contributiOn,
and attempt to take in burn' the American frigates
which lay in that and tilt:neighbouring harbours.
'the Sybille' and Cygnet arrived at Quebec in
seven weeks, from Cork, with 30 sail tinder con-
voy the 13th Regiment and two troops were on
board, General ROTTENt URGII, had taken the
command. in Upper Canada, (as second in com-
mand to Sir GEORGE P,REVWiT) ; and Gwieral Sir
RoGEit eaFre, the command at ,Il'O The
Sybille had sailed again, for tireeol Ind, to look
.after Commodore ROn Eits. The wiliter at 4.le-
bec hail been unusually severe: tie ,harvest was
promising. The Niobe saw only one American
flag on her passage, a
.privateer, off the banks of
Newfwndland, which the RUlentuz4 was .in quest
of.—We have received Quebec papers up to. the,
day the convoy sailed, from Which We have ex,
tracted the articles of most interest, of a date sub-
.sequent to.the dispatches received last week from
„Sir'GuottGE Pat.:voter
Motivracia, JuNr,:lo.-----By letters of the 12th,
front. York, it is saitt;''NOthing• has yet been,
done by General 124040tt ag nst Fort Meigs ;"
'am! adds, DICKSON k. close at hainl with 3000
Indians." The two vessels taken by, two gun-
boats on 'Lake Champlain, we understand, arc re-
lioed and ready fOr service,
QOKIIP,O, JUNE 29.----From tipper Canada we
bave trews iince Ou'r last.. :Sir .L. .7iirt:o
still maintains his stipqiority on Lake Ontai io,
notwithstanding the etiemy have launched their
new liigate, the General Pike. We hope to see
the day, when, by his mearls, Quebec will be ho-
poured with the proence cichis Com,moclere
C;;AUNGEY c. .

itrLy havel.t-c6ved no accounts of any
important event in I !-.Otter Thursday
Loa. The hitut Kingtou of the
20th the accounts received
there, Ce.neral VII,:Cf.NT eontinaed hi his position
at Burlington Bay, with parties ad.;anced to with-
in 12 auks of Fort, George.' The enemy had 01'17;
centrated at Port George, in number, it is said,
about 5000 men, and: were emrcnching Ahem-
beive3. Gen,. Dit Ato'rTENßuitt,, would. arrive at
Gen. VigCRNT'S position ;lima the 2..7ith, when it
was expected that oti'eloive Ope:ations would he
rentned,

linve,n6tie`eo vow omen regrO the fact that
tt nninher of the dAkinericun °Ulcer"; who -were pri-
loncili of -7ar in this'provinee, anti were sent had(
to the United Stlthei•-upori giving their pi.trole
honour not to serve till regularly exchanged, are
now secs ill the tinny 'which, has invu‘ted
tippet' Cabilda, without their having been
chat
The I.6th rod 64th regimentarrive.4 at Irallfux
on the 30:h .111ny, ,fUIII Alartmitineoliattr convoy
c,f. the Sceptre, Loire, and Tncli.cen, The Taiedos
and Curlew had taken the -Enterprize privateer! of
4 'guns „am 9 1 '• own...l:the Bold had recaptured the
shio front Cork ioe quebee.
Upwards of '2O sail of the-next convoy from; the.
river St. Lawrence had assembled at the /Lace at
reinicivous.------The filling of the.present fleet ate
laden with store and lumber; thc. war
upoli the- Lakes haviog interrupted the customary—
ot t rrtllt rr lytlt, notwithstanding this
tirtow;ml event to the uiterchants, 'was expected
tt than '2;00 sail of 'shipp:b,,' would be
ready to witt4 the l'AAtiect for tile"se“.6oo•

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