The Sun.
London, England, 1813-04-21 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

BUFFALO,. FEB. 23.—1 t is rumoured that Ge-
neral Prevost has gone into Upper Canada to
meet General Harrison with a force of about
8000 men.
General-Dearborn has taken the command :in
person at Sacket's Harbour.
Letters have been received. in this city, dated
the Head-quarters of the North-western Army,
foot of the Miami Rapids, Feb. 20, 1813. These
letters state that General Harrison was intrenck-
ing himself at that place, and that all idea of in.
vatting Canada tinring the present season was
abandoned. 'They add, that the army were irt;the
daily consumption of six thousand five hundred
rations, and that an additionak force drum SOO to
1000 were expected before the Ist of May.
Letters have been received from General Harri-
son, we understand, at the Department of War,.
at a clute much later than the information we this
clay copy froma Ohilian paper. It is said that
he had. advanced with his army to the river Raisin,
and as late as the 20th had riot met the enemy.

FICTITIM/S DOCUMENTS, —Our Readers will
recollect,
.that a Sunday Paper lately submitted
some pretended coctim.imications from the LOUD
CHANCELLOR, and other Members. of the Cabinet,
to the Pamcess or Wett.hs, andlier Royal High-
nesN's answer ; since which, the same Phper has
pleaded that it u•as imposed upon by a Gentleman
well known to be insane, and has endeavoured to
justn'y itself by-the insertion of what, it denomi-
nated a fat-simile of the hand-writing of the. Prin-
e:!ss, and statements respecting her Ladies, whom
the original fabrications had involved in the im-
position. The Affair altogether has drawn forth
the following letter, wi,ich is: addressed to the
Editors of some of the Morning Papers :

" SIR,
1 request yen will insert the inclosed in your
P,tper as soon as pobs.ble.
I am, Sir, your's, &c.
" A., B. ST. LEGER.
t° SIR, Montague House, .oth April.

Having the honour to ser've her Royal High-
ness the Princess of \Vales in the office .of Vice-
Chamberlain, and being well acquainted with her
Royal Highness's hand-writing, I have examined'
the,fac-siiuile of a pretended letter from her Royal
Highness, published in The Mite of last Sun-
day, and I do most positively affirm, that it
hears no resemblance to the band-writingA of her
Royal Highness.
" I am, Sir, your's, &c.

`` A. B. ST. LEGER."
The Viscountess PERCEVAL has also. transmitted
the following article for insertion :
f From the undue and unauthorised, use 'which
has been made of the name of her Royal .High-
ness the Princess of Wales, in one of the weekly
papers, Lady PerceVal feels herself called upon to
declare.,
Firstly, That.she never received any authority
from her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales to
insert any paragraphs in the Newspapers ;
" And, secondly, That she never could have
thought of tuking,so great a liberty as to introduce
Mr. Mitford to the Princess of ‘Vales's presence.
And Lady Petcevul solemnly declares her positive
conviction, that 'the Princess never saw, wrote;
nor spoke to Mr. Milford, nor ever. had any inter-
course or communication With him at any time, place,
es upon any occasion whatsoever."

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On Monday 'last -the .five. men 'convicted at the
late Hampshire A.siies, for aiding the escape ot,
eight French prisoners of war front flick parole,
at Andover, were removed from Winchester gaol,
and put on board the Lourel hulk, set (iosport,
preparatory to .their shipment for New South
Wales.

CoßN,Exclt woe, Arum '2l.—The arrivals of
Wheat are 'hut few since Monday, and the prices
are the same as on that day, fine samples are much
in demand, but ordinary very heavy the - supply
of Oats from Yorkshire is considerable, and the
trade dull, the price remained at.ploted in our
last ; Barley experienced* bask salt;'-at Monday's
prices ; Malt was heavy, anti rather declining
than otherniise; Boiling Pease are full as dear ;
the quantity of Tick Beans was considerable, and
the price dropping ; Grey Pease are 4s. per. quar-
ter lower.
Wheat - 681. 78s.
Fine ditto -130 s. Ms..
- 7 - - Gas. 78s.
Oarley so. aDs. 665.
New Ditto - - ---s•
Malt - - -81 s• All.
ditto . - ,005.,
i 16s:
White rose -100 s.
New ditto
Grey ditto 72s 745. 805.
New ditto

Tick Beans - 4 703. 735.
Old ditto "r"-s-
-finotAl ditto * 761. ---s•
reed Oats 17s. 20$.
riot:ditto 404. 435.
Poltiod ditto - Mts. 40s.
Fine ditto 495. —s.
pat tat „e slitto - 4:11.
Rape Seed (per last) 551. tiSt.
Vine Flour 1104.
Soeouds - tacfrytosid