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with 60,000 men, and left Ali,eilo'N'A'Ll) aPPosed.
ts) us. I look on this INlathal Lis a
guisbe4 crOterai; he hai:inanctuvred with the

greate3t art,

'" The '3.ltcklenburg brigade had a very hard con.;
tent at Goldberg. 'f 13rince ha.; conducted him-
• self exceeding'y well
.Lcveral of has battalions

have suffered severely hy,a very hear:, fire., and
by the attacks of superior numbers: of cavalry.
".Out 'army 1s :In great tvant of eitl' thing-1
by the swelling of the rivers the soldie.rs ate in
water aboVe: their knees.. The: vijlages which
have been nearly destroyed by the enemy; and left'
by the inhabita»ts, (10 not Offer 4ny comforts,—
We cannot get any provisions, 'on account of tie
want of carrittgeS and the' very 'bad roads, which
arc nearly itnpassahle. A great many soldiers are
.
without ;mops ; however, ourhrave soldiers beat::
all this without frowarfinc4,s, with patience, ,and
even with gaiety. Is there Any thing more ho;•
nourahle than such sufferers.with so much brave-'
nes: ? In such moments the soldier is highly ele-
vated before his brothers, that stay at home."

cpmte
to repel the enemy's fortes .then,ht.fore that
Place, and no danger for the safety of the town
sn'l shipping- was enterfaitted when our informant
left that place ou Tuesday„morniug. The fleet
Was at rt loss for seamen.:--(,:aptain.Dobbin hid
NVeat dOWli with the boats to Buffalo, to nwet
them and hurry them on. The stamen are on
their way from New Vork,-and bast been del:
layeil in their journey which has been a very ma
terial injury, and has protracted the'operatio&, of
the new Erie fleet.
A London Morning Paper, however, mentions
(we k n9w not ou what authority),'' that Commo-
dore Perry, having been joined by a body of 300
seamen, which had been sent hint from i'New
York, sailed with his flotilla from Port Erie, on
the Lake of that name, on the Bth of August,
with intent to seek mid engage the British flo-
tilla."

-Of miscellaneous matter, all that seems- worthy
of extract is the following :
Aft
A severe law has been passed against iicens-
ing American vessels, subjecting the party offend.-
lag 'to the loss of double the value of the ship. and
to a discretionary fine not exceeding 10,000 dol-
hrs.—The Government of the Milted States Las
isrued a Proclamation for a General Fast.
Considerable uneasiness had been occasioned
among the coinmercial inhabitants of Bahia by
the opposition given to the prosecution of the
Slave Trade, in which they are very largely inte-
rested ; and it is said that at Rio Janeiro a very
urgent 'remonstrance has been presented by Lord
Strangford, ter enforce the limitations of this ape-
des of intercourse; assigned in the late Treaty
between Great Britain and the Portuguese ;lo-
vernment. The citizens of the United States, it.
seems, have endeavoured to give an impulse •to
the friends of insurrection in Curaccas, among
whom inaction and discouragement had been pro-
doced by
.the sweeping calamity which some time
'since laid their principal city in ruins, and de-
stroyed so large nyart of their population.

MAILS.

AftnivED-.4 Guernsey, 1 Jersey, 1 Dublin. Doc—l Lisbon,
2 Gottenburgb, 2 Heligoland, 1 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
Tilts DAY AI Twgtwit o'ct.ocK.
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON .BRIDGE TO-MORROW:
Morning,
.22 inineteskafter 4. 1 Evening, 47 minutes after 4.

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