The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-02 00:00:00

By the Rev. ISRAEL WORSLEY.

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AMERICAN PAPERS

[Further Extracts.'

.Among these visitors at the late Indian Connell
,it Quebec was 'a sister of Tecumseth, a sal) of
whom remains_ sick in Montreal. •
The Talk is of much the same nature as was
-that of the, assemblage of Indians. during Lord
.Dorchester's Administration. The number of the
present/is the greatest ever known on such an oc7
-rasiOn. They were saluted by two field-pieces,
placed .on the partitde for the' puirpose, on their,
approach to and_ return from the Castle. They
'were entertained with fireworks on the esplanade,
'and music from the Band of the 70th Regiment,
On Saturday (saws a letter of the 22d of Alarch),..
" The Indian Warriors lett town, to iirepare fOr
scenes far different. from the amusements whicrl
they had enjoyed in this garrison. They have
been new clothed in long scarlet coats,*witn ejrni;,
lets, and bucket caps. They were highly
.grati-
fied with their reception here, the entertainnient
they received,. and the spectacles they' have wit-
tiesied; such as dinners, dances, fireworks, assem-
blies, mid whatever else could be supposed would
please them."—(Quebec,)

Hatartxs 'APRIL 20.-s-Thisrunon and Tenedos
are cruising off Boston.
Arrived on Saturday- his Majesty's brig,Cur-
leW, Captain Head, *lrmo a eruiie.
' Sunday the schooner Julian, DarroW, from
Martinipie,and Liverpool, N. S. 28 days from the
former place.
Monday afternoon his Majesty's brig Manly,
.Lieutenant Hare, and transport ship Lord So-
' mers,'Captain Brown, from St. John, X.R. six
days-;. Lient.-Coloriel Roberton, and a party -of
„invalids of the .2d Batt. 6th Regiment, came 'in
the Somers, and Major Ylrilott, Royal. Artillery,
-and Captain Agnew, wif.htt party of the Bth Re-
gimetii., comprising 28 men, in the latter.
Yesterday- afteratton. the 'Chesterfield *het,
Captain, Hale, with the February arid March
;:She left Falmouth :the 10th March.
On Sunday last, about 30 miles io the south-
-ward.' of Santhro -Lighthouse, the Lord' Somers
diseovered a vessel in' a south-western 'direction ;
at f(pm- -0:14, made her out to be a large two Op-
reiji srhormer, •with a press of sail, set ; finding,
that she came up• very fast, and had the appear-
ance of an American privateer, the LordSomerss
at'halfspast five, was •hove-to under her three
top-sails, aud.every preparation immedia-ely made
for action ; -and,' at 'a quarter before'six, .the
schnoner handed her.:stlitkiii)g_itiqadt:_,loisted an
slauesican tbmg, and horse-to hitt at some
sdistance s the Lords Somers was
,aoon afterwards.
put before the wind, when the' schooner again/
6161, and stood.safter Ater, tmtler, easy sail ; at
balf•past-seVen she.esone.up, was hailed', and an-
swered "A
-'Yankee privateer," and, at the same
time attempted to hoasti at time quarter, but did
Clot succeed, wad &opt astern ; she, •hoWeser,
.was soon abreast ofSthe ships and a Warm action
commenced, which continued about-half-an hour,
-when she again attempted to heated neat' the fore;
chains s three of her men asOt on one of the an-
ebors, but Hein;; immediately bayonetted, .they
tei—the enterprise was theia abandoned, she
ceased firing and sheered off. •
The Lord. Somers suffered" considerably in her
sails and rigging ; hn's her secendmine, Abraham
Newland, kilted, and two seamen inqrtally would"
ell : of the party of the Silt regimenk'six -privates
, were severely wounded, and CaptaitA AgneW aad
coreoral slightly. •
. The Lord Somers mounts six IS:pound car-
ronades, and had a tree' of fifteen persons (men
and boys). The schooner sheered stiven ports at
a side, and it was supposed bad a crew of at least
100 men.
At half past nine the Lard Somera waS fallen
in with by his Majesty's brigltiflemaii.: site seats
slice Surgeon on hoard, who dressedalek wounded,.
and, at his return,. the Rifleman proceeded in
quest of the privateer.
The successful defence :of the Lord Somers is
to be attributed,. principa!!y, to the !determined
bravery of Major Philott, -Royal Artillery; and
to Captain Agnew, 2ml. batt. Bth (or King's) re-
:intent, and his little party : the latter, though
mostly composed of
,aged •or enfeebled soldiers,
remendtered tire days of their youth, tbe fullness
of- health, and_ fought with one characteristic-
spirit of their eoantrymen. .
The conduct of Captain 13rewn. throughout the
station is highly spoken of by time, passengers tin
board ; and we hope Lloyd's Insuranee Office
will rank hilt, in the list of those brave Captains
who have so gallatitly:defended their ships, and
'whose interests are never neglected.
• The atbove- privateer is probably the one re-
ported in sight of the signal-posts on Wedisesday
last, and which his iViaaesty's•ship Nymphe went
in chase.itis

I.IALLFAx, ._APRIL 29.—Arrived his Maiesiy's
brig giflvruan, from a cruise.—Sailed his Majesty's:
ship Nymplie, Capt. On a cruise; 'Wcd-
nesday, Riflemen, Captain Pearce, for Qui.hec
with transports, Lord Somers, :Bostock, Mary,
Adventure; and several Merchant vessels,
her convoy.
• .

American Naval Force on Lake Ontario.

An Officer from Sackett's Harboor has furnished
the following statement of the American naval
force on Lake Ontario

General Pike, 28 guns ; Madison, 22 ;7Cneida, Tr ;
12; Governor Tompkins, 4 ; Fair ~lincrican,:2-; Couquebt, 2;
Ontario, 2 ; Alp, -2; Growler, 2 ; Lady of the Lake, 2,
lloiltling.—Ozie frigate, mounting 3'2 guns, rates 44 ; two
ditt), fist:. • '

The 11 rkimer iimerican, of April 7, 'states, that the shies
lately building at Sackett's Harbour were launched on the