Star.
London, England, 1813-12-28 00:00:00

at QuiOW
.4449114/1/01.11N11111LL1414 -__ Quebec on the 260.
telmei iirthe ship Aletander, and was precisely one
his pusage, having arrived at Liverpool
n Sunday.
rhc action took ;dace net itbe 11th November.—
enabled to lay a copy of the Official Account
.)..fore the public, and the statement being so full as
.o render private account: comparatively unimpor- '
cant, we shall not take up the time of our Readers
with any observations of our owns— Suffice it to say,.
chat our brave soldiers in Canada and our fellow.
subjects in that quarter, have Regained themselves
like mon determined-lb tnaintaie the glory‘sud indel
pendence of the Britislt name.. The campaign may-
now be considered, as ended, the• Sedentary Militia
having been pertnitted to return tO their ho-mes fet
the winter:

" EisTEW AL ORDER. '
' 44 Head-quarter, Chine,' 15th November, 1519.
" His Excellency the Governor-General and Com-
mander of the Forces, has receised. from Lieutenant-

Colonel'Morrison, 89th Regiment, the Official Report
of the action which took place on the 11th instant,•at
Crystler's Farm, twenty Miles above Cornwall, be-
,cween the Corps of Observation, consisting of the
149th and 89th resins**, and a detachnsynt from the

garrison of Prescott, under Lieutenant-w....___
son; the whole amounting to about 800 Men, and the
principal division of the enemy's army, commanded
by Major-General Boyd.
" On the day preceding the action, an affair took
place inconsequence of the Corps of Observation
pressing on the enemy, which, after a short conflict,
teriniaated in his defeat, the British Division occu-
pying that night the ground on which_ the affair had
taken place.
Oaf the I I th, Lieutenant-Colonel Morrison con.
tinned his pursuit.swhen the enemy concentrating
force made a grand effort to relieve himself from ati
troublesome an opponent, and advanced with his heavy
columns of intantres supported by artillery, .his.front
covered by a numerous body of cavalry and riflemen,
L eutenant-Colonel Morrison fellhack gradually, and
took up a judicious positiiin (which he had previously
made choice of) with his little band; his right on the
river, consisting of the flank companies at the 49th
regiment, end a detachment of the Canadian F-eu.4
eibies, under Lieutenant-Colonel Pearson, with a da-,
pounder, a little advanced; supported by three com-
panies 89th regiment, under captain Barnes.. The
49th and 89th regiments formed the main body of re-
serve, extending across the road to a pine wood, oats.
pying a space of 700 yards. Major Heriot, with n
detachment of the Canadian Vokigeura and a small
band of Indian warriors, under Lieutenant Anderson,
secisit;d she left fl ink. The,action commenced about
two o'clock in the after noon, and in half an hour
.be-
came general—the enemy attempting to turn theiett
of the British, but were repulsed by the 49th and 89th
regiments, which advanced firing by *togs and pla.l
tows. The enemy having failed in this attempt.'
united their utmost effort in an attack on the right,
supported by.four pieces of artillery and their cavalry,
which was in like manner repulsed; the 49th and 89th
(regiments having moved up in echelon, and formed
in line, a charge commenced by the 49th was not per-
severed in, in consequence of the enemy's having
charged upon the right, and threatened to gain the
rear, but their cavalry were so gallantly received by
the three companies of the 89th regiment, under Capt.l
Barns and the well directed fire of the artillery under
Captain Jackson, that they were instantly repulsed,
and by the rapid pursuit of Captain Barns' party, a
six-pounder was captured from the enemy, whose at-
tention was now solely directed te covering the re-
treat of his beaten forces ; in thin last effort he was
foiled by a judicious movement of the corps underl
Lieutenant Colonel Pearson, Who ccntinued to pur-
sue the enemy iu his flight.
" Lieutenant Colonel Morrison reports in the
strongest terms, the cordial and able co-operation he
experienced from Lieutenant Colonel Pearson, Lieu-
tenant Colonel Plenderleath, 49th regiment, Majcr
Clifford, 89th regiment, Major Herriot, Canadian
voltigeurs, an 4 Captain Jackson, Royal Artillery, to
whose able exertions with the combined gallantry of
the troops, where every, man did his duty, this great
success is to be attributed.
The Lieutenant Colonel reports the benefit the
service has received from the active exertions of Lieu-
tenant Colonel Harvey, Deputy Adjt. Gens. Captaini7
Skinner and Davis, Quarter Master. General's De-
partment, Lieutenant Anderson, of the Indian De.
parts-neat, and Lieutenant Hagerman, of the Militia,
who acted as his Aid-de-Camp.
" It is with deep regret that Lieutenant Clone
Morrison transmits a list of casualties, containing the

Pear.

The Stock Exchange was open to-day, though a
holiday at the Bank, and Omnium was done at 14
orem. and Cnnso!s at 65, for the opening.
BREAD.—No alteration in the price this week—the
Quartern Loaf, Wheaten, 11d. p Household 9W.

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Canadian 144 ratilkaud Bialieffil—lidbilawns— and ta toklATE*fationt IL
. ~
ranktUatt Se woindril. - ' • Salted this Morning his 111.jesty's ship Pitranowt.
Caudle Votilseurs--4 rank and Me:killed; 0 bask and ate
with a convoy.ef ttaaspoets f v the North Coast al
woneited; 9 rank sad Me mini** ' ' ; '
Militia Artillery-4 rank and hie wounded. ';',. • tipaiei.--Wind E.
Militii Drsgoons.-1 rank and Me wounded.'" ' • PLyMOUTH, DECFMBrR U. . •
Indlaris-1 warrior wounded; 2 wardora. itilsiiii.. Pot in here to join caavoy, the schooner William,
Total—iFaitain, 2 drummers,. IS rank and Me, tinted; BotT'*, from Tenerife, with a cargo of wine, bound
14141 D 'subalterns, 6 solemn., IS rank and Eli.
1 --"'"- "---7 ;
to Lond.m. HisiLjesty's ship JALOUSS takes con-
;le rank led fate miming. •
*ay to Corktetc. Arrived the Pomona frigate from
swim oatirricaasAw.s.nts AND WOUNDED.
49th gallileilirClWOW liigraesir:4644i Li.‘4,4°°°S.lr6undtd Lisboa. Passed dowu,Channel a convoy from Tor.
dantieregef : lien. Bartley,wettuded seeps*, 41K, doge. bay. Sailed the
Quests
CiIAiILOTTE and CIINTAUR,
;amply v Warat.T.i!tiss, lounded, lift 10.0,7.0149W).1..ieut. men of wilt 00 join she fleet off Brest. Put baelct
i *AGESOlnsvrevegk4 SolisteclT• NW. -611•2116101 i MOO*. kk-k• by contesdlreindot fewMerchantmens bound to the •
, aelled.sliesseled elialeit' • : Is, 4 •lIC
_..— .".: .7. . ' eestwiud, *hi& sailed from hence this morning.
mebbeemmtocimpete Iperaea emeade4. sew*" nee dew , .-, ~ '•-• ~ - ,
, 1,1,11E1110W IPla4s 11•11*elaibilts - UTH, DECEMBER 2.7.
ors
oeWscrWelikaatepeneiefaesedifesetl, esiamitAriand?. / Arrived hEI Majesty's ship aammsint, ?firma ;
Canadian Fen elties.wOnliaist Ddialaniero, warmed 6206 the Lion, fiarroW,, ham New Bionswick; the &p-
-ivot/ Once died); 11114PAnnwronts*GoWistdsn2wouglYs cane,- Elphinsome, and Sealeby Vast% East India.:
"By his Ezeollessey's Command, . Men, from the Downes the,Swift store-ship, and se.
(91.11.4) "law. Barna., Adj. Gen. N .A. I • . . . .
and • , .
venal other outward-bound ; the OPRIGNTLX SW
GENEUAL ORDER.
" Head-quartarse La Chine, Nev. 17, tats,
I ter,
TUNSE frigate, and the Commerce. Lim h .
from
the General Order of the filth instant, are to be die. Bristol, bound to Rio Janeiro, leaky.
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banded, and to return to their respective homes, in HARWICH, DECEMBER fet. •
the following order : The Lady Frances, Ciptain Rertaa, arrived tots
o His Excellency the Governor in Chiefand COIIIO last night from Gottenburgh in eight days; she brings
mender of the Forces, in dispensing for the mime 1 a number of passengers. ~ The Capitulation of Dant.
with the further services of the Militia, feels the zic is confirmed ; end Negotiations for a Peace be.
greatest satisfaction in acknowledging the cheerful tween.Deninast and Sweden are said to be in a state
alacrity with which they have repaired to their re. i Dffsiwaskia:if= .
spective posts, and the loyalty and zeal they have - . • Al: COVS-01"COStlt, DEC. te
manifested at the prospect of encountering the one- P2olllll4,intlnt h°nseitt this city, the ,following
my, although he has been checked in his career by list of, Irclirwas handed to as to-day, stated by a
the braveryand discipline of his Majesty's troops in CaPtan 01 reePeetabill"--. ,fatillth*".. from St. M.
the Upper Province, and thus frustrated in his avowed eha.el'as to.hateilatast ciptureZ. . by.
~ Le Jean, ,cinch
intention of landing on this- island, his Excellency priiateier, alb gnus, Capt. Le Do, of Bourdon::
feels confident that had he been enabled to reach e LIST Of VESSELS UAIPTGRSD ET LS JEAN, naIDsCR
it, whatever might have been his force, he would have , "pats, ATlttas or IS oust.
'oi •
met with that steady and determined resistance from • Ketch Catherine and Caroline of London, dux
the Militia of the Province, which would have terrni-
. LICIIMANt taken and .4.408),,,,. wit !vogg. 4. SO.
West. .
nated his fhird attempt for its invasion like those
Beig,gyren, of London, frchn Opnrto, bound to
whiclopreceded it, in defeat and di,grace..
Newfoundland, W. GLYAN, taken and sunk, in lat.
41 The Montreal Volunteer.; to march from La 42. N. ',mg. 16. 20.
Chine, at ten `o'clock to-morrow morning to Montreal. .
l'wo Brazil ships taken and sent to France of Sr.
" The Ist Battalion of Mootreal Militia at eight
- ' Miry'sibland, laden with sugcr,&c. One of those
o'clock on Friday morning. ,
had gold to the amount of 32,000 crowns on board.
64 The 2d battalion at ten o'clock and the 3tl bat. ,
The C •who • . ted the iuformatinit,
VIIICA
talion at twelve o'clock saavaday. Captain comm
siated, that he fell in with one of these vessels. who
14 The above corps are to, remain embodied until
the 24th instant, oat which day a corps of the line will
relieve them. iliformed him that she had been boarded by the Con-
gress American frigate, which had taken a China
ship, of 32 guns, homeward-bound, with invalid
o On the 20th instant Colonel *Gill will allow
troops, after an action of half an hour.
the whole of the men belonging to the second class '
A Gentleman who arrived last night from Killer-
of Sedentary Militia remaining at Montreal, under . ney, eat., that on the preceding evening several
the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Dumont and Officers arrived in that town, from Ballinskelligs. ,
Ferebanl, to return to their respective homes.-- Nwhere they had been sent on shore by the True
Upon proper certificates being produced to the Cum. z 1..._ _
uooded Yankee, American privateer, which had
missariat at Montreal, each Captain or Commanding I captured the vessel in which they were coming home
Officer of a company of Sedentary Militia is to re-
from Sisily, bound to some English port. The Cap.
ceive for every private man returning home, at the
tain of the Yankee, as we learn, gave the Officers all
rate of ls„ 3d. currency, and Non-commissioned Offi-
diferent baggage.
cers in that proportion, for every five leagues that 1 --.....
their
they have to travel ; this allowance is for that period : The Fidelity, HUNTED, Irons St. Andero, which
in lieu of pay and rations. . I appears on the Cove list, among the arrivals on Min-
-14 Colonel La Croix's Division, now at Lower La-' day se'nnight, sailed from thence on the lGth instant,
chine, is to march from thence on the 20th jest. so ' at which time there was nothing known there from
as to arrive on the Champ de Mars at Montreal by the aennes, other than that it was.said to be Lord
ten o'clock in the morning of that day, for the par-; WELLINGTON'S intention to go into winter quarters
pose of filing their arms, and returning into store' —.-
their accoutrements, ammunition, blankets, haver- Private 'serums received by the way of Helm.
sacks, and canteens. . land, state, that the garrison of Dantaic has been
64 Lieutenant-Colonel .M,Kenzie't Battalion will marched ac prisoners of war into the interior of Prussia,
march from their present quarters so as to arrive on- in consequence of the Capitulation being rejected.
the Champ de Mars at twelve o'clock on the same '; •
day ; and Lieutenant-Colonel Le Prohon's, at two 1 . The Paris Papers mention, that four English vet.
..
o'clock. . .. 1 sets, filled With oxen, sheep, &c. for the supply of the
a ]Lieutenant-Colorel Cuthbert's Division is to ar.• army under Lord WM4IEOI'OI4. were wrecked, on
the 4th instant, upon the coast of Arcaehonrbetween
rive on the Champ de Mars at ten o'clOck on the
TeTeskeand min% iaal i.The greater part of the cattle
21st instant. The Battalion placed under the ea&
mind of Lieutenant-Colonel Boucherville perished in the sea ; but such as remained alive were
will leave sent to Bayonne, for the use of the French army. It is
the ground it at present occupies on the 24th, and added that, according to the reports of fishermen,
proceed to Montreal, en its i oute to Three Rivers. tleonthodiiiieruvaetssels of the sam
away been cup:rile cfindo'asutpbeltowethere.
The one confided to the command of Lieutenant-
Colonel De Chambault will commence 1 ailing back •Mirnizan and Bayonne,
,v reeked. The "hove vessels formed part of the eon-
to Montreal on the 25th instant. The remaining voy which sailed some time since from Cork, under,
Battalions of the Sedentary Militia are to commence protection of the Casrieute and Tearaitua.-
their march for ea it respective parishes on the _sth. Csa
• e The Quarter-Master-General of the Forces will ' sitphtab" lIItAIMER and PAsC.O/1. They were laden
provisions, horses, reinforcements, fits for' the
army under Lord WELLINGTON. On the eoyagethey
make the necessary arrangements for relieving Cap- met with a dreadful gale, which separated them, and,
tain Platt's Troop of Volunteer Cavalry from its pre. it would appear, has been fatal to the greater part.
sent duty, on or *before the 24th instant, when it is to The Volunteering from tl•e 'Mitetia into the Liner
return to Montreal, for the purpose of being dismissed
willl.' lc:: cease
uointr tg:in es
RisitZAf it.nDext LOl:ti lasti. night, betwr en
until further orders.—By his Excellency's command, I seven and eight o'clock, in Cheapside, a Peecee.
"EDWARD BAYNES, Adj. Gen. North Am." directed to Mr. JAMES MARTIN, Attorney-at-Law,
Battle, Sussex, containing an Abstr ict And Drafts . f
Deeds, with other Papers, of no use to any person
but the owner. Whoever bas found and will bring
the same to Messrs. Gatesoe, DIXON, and GIiEGSON,
No. 8, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, shall restive
the above Reward.--December 28, 1813.

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