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London, England, 1814-07-11 00:00:00

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QUIS DICERE I'ALSUM AUPEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY. JULY 11, IRI4.

It will be seen from our Naval News, that the
Reindeer sloop of war hal been taken and destroy-
ed by the American sloop Wasp, after a short but
bloody action of 25 minutes, in which the British
Captain MANNERS, the Purser, and 27 of the crew
were killed, and 41 wounded, being 70 out of a
complement of 100 men. The disparity of force
was very great—the American loss, 11 killed, and
19 wounded, out of a crew of 175 men.

To compensate for this misfortune, the Gazette
of to-morrow night, we understand, will contain
a good batch of captures of Ameiican vessels,
atnong.which is the Frolic, a new American sloop,
of IS guns, under Captai❑ BAINBRIDGE, taken by
the Orpheus.

We have received since our last a mass of Ame-
rican Papers, though not of a very recent date,
and have extracted some ur.fortunate confeSsions
from the MADISON Othcial.Paper, the National In-
telligencer, respecting their Friend, the Emperor
of Elba, whose translation to that Empire was
not known at New York, so as to render the
Democrats there desperate of the recovery of
the Tyrant. Like our own Opposition, they
stick to the last to the .belief, that the Genius

which foresees every thing is equal to the
task of overcoming every thing. The next ar-
rival would putan end to their dreams that Buo-
NAPARTE was not "yet conquered ;" but would,
agreeably to their " impressions and wishes,"
succeed in the " expulsion of the Allies from
France." When these wild fancies are dissipated,.
" then comes their fit again r and it Will :lecur
to these base, partizans of a lawless Usurper,
that the insulted Powers of Europe (including
partithularly Great Britain) have an account to
settle with them, not rendered less heavy by these
ill-timed declarations of serious attachment to the

common enemy.
The following are the only other facts new to
the Public which these Papers supply.
A formidable British force had again appeared
off Oswego, on the I Gth May, and all the country
round was in confusion and dismtly. '
" BALTIMORE, Arm 9.Z.--'l•he British have lauded i 4 So-
merset, and taken supplies of cattle, poultry, &c. which are
paid for in bank bills. A deserter from the Jaseur brig in-
forms, that the squadron is thus stationed :—The Dragon 74,
Capt• Barrie, and Armidie, 3G, Capt. TroWbridges, are in
Crajey's Strait, off Tangier ; the Albion, 74, Admiral Cock-
burn, and Jaseur brig, Watts, IS, are within the Strait, with
a tender off Menokin.. Six tho,usand land forces were expected
in all May. from England, to form a rendezvous at Gwinn's
Island.

Colonel LEWIS and Major MADISON, were al-
lowed by Sir GEOEGE PREVOST to leave. Quebec
an parole for the United States ; in return for
which courtesy added, to the preceding release of
Gen. WINDER, it is ,stated in the National Intelli-

gencer, that
"The President has giveddirections for the discharge, on
parole, of ALL the British Officers new in custody as hos-
tages, with permission for them to proceed to Canada. Thus
the retaliatory system which, at its commencement, were a
menacing and terrible appearance, is gradually INsing its as-
pect of ferocity : and in a way, too, which pro Mises to leave
little or no irritation on either bide."
'['he Americans had not, according- to the latest
accounts, evacuated Malden. Four or five schooners,
with 400 men, had sailed from Erie, under Capt.'
ELLIOT, for that place; a report from Upper Ca-
nada states,that they would proceed against Michil-
limackinac ; Lieut.-Col. M‘DowELL had been pre-
viously sent to reinforce that garrison. On the 3Li
April the 100th Regt. marched in detachments,
commanded by Captains MARTIN, DAWSON, and
SLEIGH, from Fort Niagara to Lewistown heights,
and completely destroyed the enemy's batteries on
the American frontier, from Fort Niagara to that
place. By the .active zeal and vigorous exertions
of that resolute Corps, this object was completed
without the loss of a man. 'These works were of

the greatest importance to the enemy.

Parliament, we understand, will be prorogued
on Wednesday, the 27th instant.
The Princess of .WALES has taken a house at
Worthing for the ensuing season.