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London, England, 1813-11-19 00:00:00

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14iCiet C6;01r!i!OP11 1101 014 Of thWitivfereignitillep
4Rinst usq but Ot,tbei; subseF stud tacirlt4-11Pilf*
to calr coismiesch 'thick greatly alleckad
ithe burdens of the avert ?knee must nevi look to.
bar intetnal *wolves alone. With such enemies, as
.abe now has inthe field against ber, she 'fiat continue;
a hoptiewstruggle for cnOtilet
ruin of Those whit tie the authors of repetition' alt
any derefite titorti to subjniate sooyillese
monthi..,they
delayed for a few may, like the
Angel's in bliatoa. one More raise their heads IbOW
the sit-face:9f the pitchy lake which they have la•
gamed around them—but it will only be to ethiblt
311 the convulsive horrors of desperation) when baf.
fled by .the efforts of returning truth and justic e
Tannin: In alto ut lapsu :gtaalore fount !
It was this afternoon understood in the City, ihat
private letters had been received from the Treads
coast, which convey infortnation so inimical to the
hopes of BoNAPARTg, that' no sooner was the
Once e'en partially trn6tZql tbah it had an ;alba-
diate effect on the Iruyos, to dle ettent of one half
per ctenr.
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• The Nikes* Angucts edger lar **rived sit Var.
mot % from .he Weser,. and the Motet*: from olt,
the Teach We hook strong squadrons n$ the Datih.
Gast, in the direction of both these Rivert. The
Pritscesk Antista, it •waseth'etitly reported in the
City, brought to Government the important intern-.
onee of the Weser being now open, with the addi.
'tonal circumstance of great battle having bees
fought on the 21st ult. betweed the Allies and the
rEretich.
r Government have received no fresh intelligens* by
-either of the above t enels. to truth, the BOiseelente
gate of the weather has prevented all communication
Arith.the Dutch* Coast for several-days. The Princtie
Augusta and Unicorn hate merelt ctithe over foe
perposes corrected with inferior arrangements feLt-
dye to our blockading squadrons.

Halifax Papers .were received in totvn this more.
:log, from *Mich weinate the following extracts
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44 I.rtVISTOWN, OCTOBiIVe.
" The situation of dtisfrontier is as follows : there
are about 300 Militia at this place; they made down
to Niagara to-day ; there are at Fort George 700 re-
gulars, and 500 Militia at Fort Niagara, 100 regu-
lars, and 400 militia, the whole under the command
b(GqneTal McClure. Yesterday sailed an expedition,
,together with the fleet ; *bout 450 men embarked on
•boadd'the ships and boats. •
On Tuesday last Chauncey cathe across Yeo—
he hid the wind of him, but could not bring on a
general action—the Piffle sustained the fire of the
whole British fleet for half an hour. Chauncey chased
the enemy up the Lute to Eurlington Heights, where'
the Wolf grounded under protection of the batteries.
The Pille uas 'considerably injured-28 men killed,
'and grounded--no officers hurt : several were killed
~by the bursting of a king 24-pounder. I was inform-
ed that the Wolf wdi so much cut and injdred, that
the whole of the British fleet surrounded her, to sate
her from .the Pills

*ikiartilidable expedition b fitting out at Satket's
Harbour, but its destination is unknown. It it ru-
[ moored that the British have btitned Detroit.
41 We have reported here.that Central Proctot has
cointaeneect his retreat from the bilehagati tetritory
s,e d the Western District of Upper Cahada. . We
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00de:stand that the army was short of provisions be.
fore thi late action on the Lake Erie, and that the
of supplies *ti foended oh their fleet Wei
Ale to open tile communications by thnt.take.
4 Qur news froth the Notthern Army and from
the Niagara ftwiatier, il to the eth instant, froin Sae.
ket's nartlont to tau loth:

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66 The Northern Army cintinhed A Chateadgay
WI Malone ; their destinatiou *as Still a secret.
66 We understand that the troop, at Sitelfet's Hari
bour were embatktd on Saturday afternoon. The
force from FM St. George had.passed the itodtli of
the harbour, an4l were at Gravelly Point, opposite
Kingston. -
" Oenetal M'Cltite's letter says, that the British,
fleet was at the bead of the Lake, attd that Fort'
Gecitgt .Lad been summoned to nu-mks."
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SeVeral Gotthnbtlfgh arid 14eligoland Mails still
'remain due from the adverse state of the winds. The
Aatzt., whose arrival from Gottenburgh we no:iced
.yesterday, brought no intelligence from the seat of '
.war more recent than that which we have already
received through the medium of public dispatches.
The whole of the Deputation sent to detorate the
„Emperor ALEIANDiIt toith the Order of the Garter
have returned by the A Rttt., with the exceptiOn of
Sir THOMAS Tv won., who remains at Gottenburgh..
He has receited a Russian Order, and all the Gentle-
men of the Mission were honoured with distinguished
marks of his Imperial Majesty's favour. . •
The Russian General BALASCHREFt had embarked
at Gottenburgh on board an Engliib packet, Charged
bi the Emperor .A.Lexamittrt with dekyering to the
rItINCE Recesir the IMperial Russian Order of St.
, Andrew, in return, for the English Order of the Gar-
ter.—The Arun, left Oottenborgh on the Sd instant.

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I 44-I:4;rit;Taiiieil- Rmisdra -71;;;Ziejsulls-wfrA
ifkin to •
their Oeliceitheir cpeatuableschhifii
',Meanly appearano4l4lteet bil beta ail Itheit CIA
Frroa btitraditin WAS not suisawed. &t Satardaji
itotAiht td the line: at& a strritiger inciting oVMN
;firth* regiment was filter recolleeiedi This',
*gilt was thefavt that sicceded"to the pti3posals'conSi
itkined in 1.41 Circular.--rht tarps
iniarch into Itabk the 'flit Monday ih next
iferform twelve' dift'permitueiit char, tinder the neisTV
illations, aid 101114 k, lagmenteci to ten troops 43
pole addition of barite of the shigle ones, that can 40:
**ger exist.without forming into a regiment. • • •:'
The Provica RIO N* bag igr6d to allow the •
to*ing claims to the Indian Warriors, in regard
bead--inoney, forrisonere Of wad brought in by the
With a view to restrain the Indians from murdering,
'deb Americahs as mar be tikea by diem in the war
Caliada. the terms were proposed to Govern,,
Merit by a board, of which Major-General Viscarir
Wai President, which assembled- at Kingston, on the
Skil of August :
To i thief, for loss of a limb, 100 dollars spear to money or
presents.—To a Warrior; for ditto, 70 dollars a-year.
To the Widow of a Melt 200 dollars —To the Widow it i
Warrior, 140 dbllatt.
The Board hate also agreed to allow the Indians a
Aare ig the itiittquoner fdr the ceptdrd
Einoawit.
0* T*o raloor*T DITILATS 01 Tait itifika
The toast of each Briton, in war's dread slaps,
Wet bottle or bowl, k " &scam Co our Artist'
Attaerd, put to bight, wad soar fared front each Wes*
I. %teem to oui legs Is the tome& the Freoril.

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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS:
The Archbishop at Canterbury, at LiEntiseds Palace, from kb
seta, Addington Peri.
The Earl and Conitts of Onnbad, at the aarfaddh Hotel,
Bend-street, from their Seat, Dytchley, Oxfordshire.
The Countess of Westmorland, at the Earl and Count= se
Jersey's nit, Middleton Park, from Cheltemhatti.
Ueorte Pocock, Esq. M. P. at his house, at Cha •
Berkeley-square, from his seat, in Kent.
P. ()rented, F.sg. M. P. at his hose; in Sprineraideni, fa"
Ids seat, Taplow.
C. Chaplin, E.g. M. P. tlnd family, it Basel New
Dover-street, Portsmouth. r.
Mn.i Mitchell and foray, at ditto, from ditto. _ .r
Mr. Rilhard Walpole and. family, at their hotisi, Its Grafton-
Street, rrum their seat, in /keit.
Lord aye and Sete, at his house, in Brook -stree' t, ftons LISA
Eardley's seat, in Kent.
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The Marquis of blandfokii, in St. Limes's-street, irom I toot..
DEPARTURES.
?M! bean of Windsor, from Lis ,seat at Blackheath, to Wind.
air, ter the season. •
Lord and Lidy Bolton and family; from Gorddies Has',
Albemarle-street, to Windsor.
Lord and Lady Melbourne, froin the Earl and Countess Covi=
per's seat, Pansanger, to Bracket-had.
Sir John Barrington, Barr. to the Isle of Wight.
Lord Altanley, from Brighton, to his seat in Leicestenhire.
Lord Riven, from his seat in Hants, to Newmarket.
General Jones; and O. Stratton, Esq. from Condult4tritet, to
Weythouth.
Viscount CAsfs.laitton had in audienit
,yesterday
of thi VRINCit gEbENT at Carlton House.
The Earl of Lritatoot, will give a grind dinner,
:to-thorroW, at 'We Botha.
Sir AtktiNtart Cacti RANI was yesterday appointed
Cothmander in Chief on the Halifak station, vice sit
J. B. WAnneA. .
The Marquis of 13.ocitniariast was etpected fester-
day at his seat, Avington, Hants, from the Isle of
Wight. His Lordship intends being Id giant to-
morrow etenlng.
Mrs. tiows has bean confined at lier Bouts is Graf-
ton-street, for three weeks past, whiEli was the cause
of her not being present with the ltoyal Patty it
Carlton House on Wednesday. Yesterday she was
better than she 14 been. for several days past. get
MAJESTY, Princesses ELIIMIETN and Malty, honoured
Her with a visit soon after two o4clock, add remained
with her upwards of an rout.
Sir Thogia Gaittatit-was tin Monday last elected
Rector of the.Unitetsity of Glasgow.
'Upwards of 4300 have been subscribed at tom-.
bay, and remitted to Scotlaftd, for the purpose of
erecting a Monument to petpetuate the memory arid
.tbe fame of BURNS.
• LITERARY NOVELTIRS.-.-ThE Memoirs of M. Got..
atom tile celebrated Italian Dramatist, Written by
hitnielf, will appeai ik a few days. A new Novel
also, from the pen of Mrs. HENTEY, Author of the
Mourtray Pattrily, is on the eve of publication : it It
entitled 41 Anuisel, or Memoirs of a Woman of Fi-
shims." .
WIIOLFSALE PRINTED FURNITURE WA nettntiss, 61,
PALL-Matt..—Mr. AJ.Lin respectfully informs the
Public, that he is selling off, without reserve, at one
half of their value, all such of his Furniture which
remain df the last year's production, in order to make
room-for his new patterns, several of which are now
ready tor the inspectlori of the Nobility and Gentry
furnishing.—N. B. Families residing a great distance
from Town, may be accommodated with patterns
sent fbi their approbation. .
DRURY•LANE TIIIIATRIL.•••••A young Lady made
her first appearance on this stage last night in the
character of Juliet, and we congratulate the Theatre
Ott this very valuable addition to their histrionic
itrehgth. She is an elegant woman, and in her dtil.
net tionof thisexquisitely-beautiful characterdisplated
;in accomplished mind. Her discrimination of the
text was eritital, for all het emphasis was correct, and
though in the commencement she delivered the senti-
' Cliental parts of the diulogue in too monotonous a
key—it had somei.hat of the declamrttory whine, but
her judgment soon directed her to Moderate het' tones;
and lf/ her owtt ear, the felt that the lower part of
het Voice was the most distinct, as well as the most
natural. We have not seen the first appearnce of any
performer so promising. It is stated
.in the adver-
ttsetnent, that uis her first appearance on any stage.
If so, we may faithfully pronounce that she has talents
and judgment that will enable her to rise to an emi-
nent rank in the profession. Mr. RAY performed
Romeo with the most gratifying marks. of improve.
ment. He was graceftd, easy, and pathetic. The
Play was, indeed, tlntughont well performed, and in
no part more admirably, than by bird. SrARKS in the
Norse, whose grave humour, and affected dignity
justly entitled her to-the warms* applause.