Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-21
QUEBEC, June 30.
ArriUal of a part Of Lord W~stington's
Army.

Army.
On Sunday morning, this city witnessed
The extraordinary sight ola number of trans
ports with British troops on board arriving
from Bordeaux in France 1t Is SIS years
since any vessels arrived at Quebec from
Bordeaux. What changes have occurred
even in that short space of time ! Who will
venture to predict what the next so years
may produce ?
In the course of the afternoon the trans
ports proceeded up the river. The officers
OF the army, and the people belonging to
the vessels, who came on shore, all wore
the white cockaGs, viii ch we understand,
was universally worn by our countrymen in
France.
TIE following Regiments were under or
ders to embark at BordeauS, for North A
merica
S5th, 18th, Cd, 5-th, 5th, 9th, 9th, 2
batts-28th, 37th, seth, 5oth, 44th, 5Sth,
Q battalions-Slst, S8th, Goth, 5;h, battal-
ions~-60th, 4th, battalions. III NJ. ship Dio.
mede, of so guns, also arrived on Sunday,
from Cork, having on board the ith bat
talon ofthe Royals, lately from Holland.
. The,stf4efkroopstha aaiied at the same
time, are daily expected.
Arrived, H. NJ schooner st. Lawrence,
2 DAYS from Riviere du Loup ship Camb-
den. AZ days from Bordeaux, to govern
ment passengers, IL officers and 252 men
of the SGD regt. sailed under convoy of H.
M S. Centaur, IA, and Challenger gun
brig. z sail in all, with troops the 9th and
SGD regiments) 1900 in all; ship Britannia,
from do. to government ; passengers, 10
~ - Hnn% A. onl x-uk, ohir
Lord Cochrane, from do. to do. passen-
gers Z officers and 1870 men of the SD regi-
nent-ship Harbinger, do. from do. to do.
passengers 9 officers and 225 men of the 9th
yegiment-ship Sultana, do from do. to Go
passengers z officers and sos men of the
9th regiment. One brig and one ship, with
troops, could not board them, III. M. s..
Cyane, returned II. M. S. Diomede, cap
tain Fab bin sailed the Goth May from Cork;
passengers 5i4 men, women and children,
Of the lst Royals sailed in convoy of III.
nj. ship Hebrus, captain Palmer, and o.
theirs 20 sail in the feet, for the different
! rssss afsthe coast.
1aAAipg extraordinary had occurred in
UNvsSEanada, at the latest dates. Sir
J. Yfo has returned to Kingston. from Ma
CARA, The.enemy had not appeared on the
Lake. The troops in the Province are prin-
cipally encamped at Chambly, where the
Commander of the forces is in person.
TROOPS FROM FRANCE.
An express arrived yesterday from Que
bee, announcing the arrival in the ST. Law
renee of the fee from Bordeaux, and that
some of the transports had reached Que
bee this truly respectable addition to the
British force IL IBIS country, denotes some
thing of more t441 q defensive nature The
heroes ofthe Pea,nsuia who have 50 nobIy
Distinguish themselves in 5he proud deli
versnoe of asope, will we hope soon gath
er laurel. 81 American growth and altho'
not under the direction of the great man
wac has so often conducted them to
victory, yet we trust that the genius of We'll
lington will accompany them, and that the
~promptness. decision and energy which
characterized their illustrious leader in the
old world, will distinguish their achieve
ments in the theatre now opened to their
exploits in the new