.Vr .Vns Vo. 1. Vol. IF. sc. 5, iah FbZ.2G.

ivENTIJCKY GAZETTEa IS PCJItlSUI.il ETK11T TUESDAY - ?

7.T r'llOJiHS S.MTTIL ITRIS'TEU OF THE LAWS OF THE UNION.

fOA'DTTIOXS.Thrke DniLAUi per annum, pajable at the

exnir&tjgii of the vear, of Two Dollahs at tileA... ..t..l.. I.". II - J...

beincentnehused

feci

Fori

exceeding

tl'spatrhes

consequence

him field-piece-

Sandwich,uppmached Amherstburg

co'isiderable loss

and judgment which has planned, M'lvec, and couldpromptitude, aitfL w and steadiness. sew were taken

preservation Up- - ' advance, whonftheysacrifice little every humamtj ; and

tish blood accomplishing impoitanta much pleasure in assuring jour excelhncj,

Iliad-Quarter-s, Jlug.Sin I had informing jour

excellencyDetroit the

unit-- uir souse, iijiuk i 1:1 sons ii a. ci.siai.ee, .. ., . r...i 1 u out opposition, and tlutattereslablishiiig him

"'""T" "'"the..-o.de- r

"' ,"' "' r" udollars"" self at Sandwich, he-ha-d ravaged the countrym,s . Uie Morawa Some skirnnsl.es

ca , a note foi three tloliars. lhepostage occurred beUeeu tlle under ,,elt ,in eirci inus.be St George and the enemv upon the river Can- -

""'"" -- - ""''5e ce,7 aid, wh.ch uniformly terminated .1. Ins being,p,r squa.ethe first time, and 25 cents for repulsed ll)ss. jud j nco'U.mui.ce. . ,, ',, r .., ,. .."'.. ..r ' ...

rrillTWUNTING OFFICE i, kept at jj ,,,--

,J ,, f

soldsUnd, opposite IJranch Uank. Am ,,,. fl.i. e. , ?., kCJ- - I'RINTINC, of every d.scr.nt.on will be : , ,. 'b "T ., .v ! I.:" ""k'

in a very handsome style on the usual difficulties '..jterms, the 'whole apparatusotnee new.

the

- ter was to assume the commai d andFrom the Oc- - j his force soon aster increased 60

tober 6.

Sir George Prevost to Lord flathirstMIIN riu Al, AUG 26,

Mv Iflrd I the gieatest satisfaction in 'T1'

experiencedintelligence

admitting ,

Extraordinary,

soonmg to jour Lordship a gratification receiv ing voluntary

liave tin-- , (av trnm inainr ""era 111 service 111.11 uuruon 01. 1. J .n.l.... l.. .. . ...... . ..

gpivrai annou to me surren- - i 'iim mini jujDetroit, on tlie 16th inst by

geu Hull, witn the unuer command,men, togrther v ith 2j pieces

of ordnance.1. mv of the 17th and 24th inst.

had t . .011)1 ofd tailing to Lordshipth op had in

Canada, in the oft! .1 pi ov nice by the aimv as the IT. S. Brig.g 11. Hul1 having crossed the Detroit river onth 1 th 01 last month, with men, consist-ing of regular cavalrj and mfantrv, and mili-tia, bunging with severalan t mi ing dnvm in the militia towards

first advanced to andds with a

ot ins armv u the nvtr five

villas n.....The jrairison of

but consisted that tune of siibal.pm's il.was

frontier wh hadIn measmes, Was mostai d surrender

in

,ira meanceil gei.erd sou

George,Cliainbi. a,

tl.i purpose

was

with he and nothing exceedthe energy thwinch he has effected, the of bv during the

with the ot so Hr. ed with aflbids mein so

Detroit,have tliehonor ot

tli.it the enemv effected Ins passageacioss river on ult. vwth- -

u .r toun.orrase paid. tloops

""Wlth

Bradford thej.!...1'

ment, that fiustrattdmy intentions. Thethat of no col

Londun Gazette was with rank

derof

place

Luiiaid,

Amherst

receivedquarter

dnected

and of tin 41st regiment.In the mean the most stienuous mea-

sures adopted comeract theof the and expen- -

transmiti letter which enced the ofreceived hv exniess 110m ineemoo- -

A.A ...11liiorK, cing tne tuiaini.brig.

army his260U

jouralions which taken Up-p- i

of invasion

23U'J

partabout

their

them

fromdfciav

Inof tins important point, gentlemen

the first cb.uacter and shewed anexample highly creditable to tl ein and Icn-no- t

on occasion avoid mentioning the es-

sential assistance I denved Ji-h- M'Do-nel- l,

Ins majestj's atnirnej-guiei-a- l, who,from the beginning 01 the war honored mewith sci ices as mj provincialA sufficiency ot boats being-collect- al LongPoint for the convejance or 3U0 men,

took place on the inst. and in odaj sai rived in safety at Amlierslbuig. 1 soundthai the judicious arrangement had been

immediately upon the arrival col

that

dav

event

and take shelter guns h.si;

across u.tl. ai nipts i... mat iivci, anil SUilclCU .1 ' ...j., v.. ...u ....., j i. iniu.'iv

rr at a

1

with "vfruiboth 244 ;

tici.mciit of the Royal commanded hicli the enemy's loss veryb lent of a 30 1st o'ur's amounted

41st under the ded, the lattei I have pa. ticulaiof cant. Mu.r: of about asminvnt reiritl capt. Iuir 1 cut Sutherland, ot the

vv

is

pa ot ch

I fortunate(ii ....,1 T till, tn

N a

legiment,

A

it

to

of

tlf

r.U

collect an activeHi

I

thetlior.

he foitunate- -

fortitude prisoners

attainmentinfluence

adopted

nvp

of

tiom

v

ben

,

- .

,

v

by" Ul1

uii i andwas them, the

sustained no other h.is of men wasby the sire of ba

ISAC

HIUFrom the twrnv g of

wecontiiiue iiir extractTheir asn cir

not 'ind 4o this have 10add, frotri sconces of ins. rmation

prevalent opinion in i,Madison will not his de- -c aranon war. in is now ab-m- t

10 in liis c 1 buthlscareer ill li- rt. A monthsvill ate cinmt'c of America

THETHE Fi.Dl.HAL AND D II OCM ATICA L

STATF S AND PltODl'Ch ANh AGl'fc BETWI EN d.

DHITAIN ANDTHKNO THUINSTATLSso n.uc for hi attempt toCode JVu.olton 111 nu and politics intothe Com a c uiitrv.

From Times of Oct.t,, wimli concluding

ot the piectriii.g obei sone tha' uacure, Eng-

land : is ciptureof one ot hei bi the of aneiemi, the Aintucaiis. Bt f re we makeam an occiinence ho un--

we pi maj beCj6 rnment unt n .

"The Gutrrure frigate Daciies.his the

wmaining eam Jt lllrll lllH h ... ..!,...

Procter, had compelled the letieat 'most disaddiiUgw.uunder of ins tort : ',,, , hit,MinK ,e .m ...ieimat onicer commenced peratious bj siiidiiiff! . . ", ...i.... . t. r .

mil sf.omtlR l'.t. vvhe.ehewas InWinS suong detachments thel.vn, " "' ""?" '" ,"V.rMe", ,,n:t ... ...' .!....:... ...!...re....l . tl, ,mv',min,.,.,,,.,n !""'1t'"Ulf' of

lnsresiive. Th. t.....h.rf,l .,. .n..rt I &' " ' ' n. I lie t.uerne lelhad onl' "tqu"Urs men Consn- -on the and 9th hi of

Aftilleiy, coi.sitterable,Throughton ; detachment of hi to Skilled and lo uoun-mc- a

of the regiment, command amongst ij toand ih mi.

uiinn cam jo herK it d. rs and

der'hao1

the

on upper ; the63 uuded. anil

litia; tlie whole under the command of lieut. the an ofhctr of sound in such a sate that Americanscol Saint George, inspecting field ofKccis of experience, and boih aidenl in ins majestj's wete obliged to set hei

la the distnct. rv ce. Batteries h..d been commen- - I he loss of a fug-it- t bv us. whenGeneral i elying the as- - ced Fori t r one we how all the navies of the

auiai.ces lhad given him, of cement, and two a -t morteis, allot 1 1(1 have b), is, n isttue.butas pinmpt and as the ciicumstan-- j opened on the evtnmjror the 15th (hav-i- a small one ; when viewed as a otces 1 was placid, by tins ing previously summoned bug gen. Hull lo 'tlie Biitlsb . t almost nothlne vetwar. wo.illpeim.tme to adopted surrender;; and bj a well , A ,ne circUlI1sUiice, of twomo.t vigorous tnat directed hretrom seven .4 such Was ,Co.iiHiies to which the who fouiihtthe

1 se heby the

of

been attacked. tneir consuuction, under abledmctions ot i. i i koppoMunely capt D.xon ot tlie Hoyal E.igineu-s- , no - t aSLn

of Fort Mien- - jury sustained from l,f V1a ,t?T 'I m ,l.I'i n .n... i I illPf sit rllClliiLtl lAtiin ijvllunfnil

of

..

i

,i.wasTe

III iv'llV UUU CUII1J- - I ... aitfjuui LUIlv,L,tl.U ill i '

Indian tubes us neighborhood, the couise of 15th, 111 the ncighlioiho.id of llep.it ot assisted in its capWre.deteimui-- I Sandwich, cnibaikation took a lutlu e"

;a ....

"

tjnernere

a

although

it i.nta

. . . ' 1. .. .1 .. . . I . . .. .11 . (M 1(1 OSl !! ii aKart 1 .Am f . mm i.A 11 .i ai i' 1 iv. it it n i i iu in i.in.n.a . ........ .1 wu J uu n inir in 111111.11 iTfjinr iti.. i.. .

' " otontnf sire

..'.. J el state mat cnnductthe I'.ovmce. buaner-maste- . the was rsw"3 a . bservt, '

on the est a .

ei. had the timeto fioin tlit gair

Foil 50 men 41stunder into the u.tenoi ot

ccu'iiv tlue ot colleCtniL'- such

tile

filetime

weie

the

thisiroin

Esq.lias

his

theiiih

the

olh tin- -

and

.hat

lTTiiTnlt0)1111.

o miles vtstoi Dtioit. was diffittl !ia ni. ,n in,. .1. I I .1. .

ct

... it.v i. .ea. . nine euccicu meiriaiiuing mnes t ehi.ir.w ril..tr. .1 .l. f-- "" " -- aisiainiuueuiJicei wuous, numoei 01 acci

.1 1111.C auo aii on our al the C m.i eoceinentof10 march werr urneri

.against thetneint crowned men. 1 r;. au,ae.i.Su.o.. -- "- uuiimiaiiei mcreastil lllspositi, n

ieftia the en;m Sixty ot th.' rc'gmienl, and 600 Indians, ,nem t C(.t,i.K...1ia.ut.i, ,miiM..i ri a nmiiwipra i i - i. ifc.m

to null a in that tlanrif ton, commandinjr tlicKoval Artilleiv.ii.ov, ,.u ., mii.ll.iri.iit nffir... k.. ..:......... ..... loos inves- - - '"J' ' ...,.,.., w...bki, tvill levUUCU IUC

we

ot

r?in rTlTi

LEXINGTON, TUESDAY. JANUAJLU

up

6,

i"

wniora )(!

ill

.""".rf"1' "'"","'mv the.Brtlllf,7;

l..t,i.

ineioicewiitcninsiaiHiybe 3o

ft-- ... ofuu. .,Cw

bu

,ug

iti- -

wasinuust- - snlml.e.s.b,rg-h- ere he depaitment ;

andContinued thethe approbation

tiom utt coricctionInmihHlilirpivfrttiit.jnmi., .,.... "-t. . jv, t IJII1L. s .s. f

- is-- - .. . .

T "? 'L"rh ksl PUce ho lest i position the our From a wbseautntfollowing Amherstburg, 40 the enemy's and hope ofand file the legiment, 260 compelling meet held, ' be,en sentin.euts

rnceivmg information noon landmr thai col. t"'B!liiiien because we describedWhilst pren. was hastening h.s ' M'Arthur. off'.eer hurl. ha.I wt' a,,d occasion ot

0 , ,corps sintered must

Ameiican S'''WtHuiuciebrcoimngeveiydaymo.c morning minds vtsuuaiion decided

--M.chiliniackmacknew expose hm.and

everEd? 'JS JtlJ,

lnd.an.-- one equat v7reStirfm emrfc tlV"??,we.e

Indnspcneliatedl.is voh,nPrLPnisthe ,11?;LPJ' be

aided bj drtacjimeni ol the leei- - puipost tnepanntr teims of cannulament bom An.liersiburg, col. M'Uoiiell and captain

supplies on the opposite 'ere deputed by meonas nuraiid intercepting then- - andieluniedNvlndidescribed inven slicing ap- - the conditions which have honoipnlunsioiis anddtspoiidence-rTh- ossestliev 't'1 to transmit Certainhad diflei em actions duced me agree

Canard river. well articles

thihai

cils

the

ins., ioher

the the

die

l(llj lwIIJthe

the

was

two

itn

bv

Jiriirnno'"B'c

the vetthe

the

fr

ed....l niei. tlieauimu lelt.

.a? notrv ..e..,men thv

therie'

the

the

ana

the by

ff ll'e

thethe

two ""uiuin

thru es, the not

auif this M' we mavany he brave but has

teim the by

It en- - he lest con- - bythe

lllfll ilnl.l., - I ; . .

onsm

&

,

U' W

io it.

i

llUlSlec

"ti?

m.w, militm.

cneums-tanre- s,

this contestletter Indian active

iV ""S

i.ontit-- r

had

ocureyears

i oromitmoment must active

' every occasion

such theirwhat

oui tenes.Gen.

1'ISH

themeric-i-

That mshew true

DISSOLVE.

PiOBABLY

free

Theie

whichlittle familiar

frigate

observations uponus.ial shad whai

ot

enemy

'"" aster whole

deckund

tire."mill

upon opposite Detroit, consider12's, inch been tlealt

effectual portion

send, opposed ,,der

elect.m

whom

,am

flout

what

Tin? wlinin

directed

hadtrbalai'ced contMnrjorane

me.ai pse

with

militia, about

"iun.pn.it irutb

dutethose

entire service

effectttR-8t- h with upon camp,

Itrock s.aw

enemy

torce

.Eam

theirwith

theii

reputationreproach, that

erroibutcunider

peculiarlymode 'the thus majestj's juncture merely

aifare cannotbeestiniatedalless frigate asterdisniiittd estimate detaclimni what flee

toi.vu.ctdgcii Hull surrendered, resistance thatFuit wnhout capitulation, enemy,

reii.iorcemcnls, battering train. evening, bundled triumph, likelycncumstaiices tins escorting valuable insolent themt.cal when enemy beginning little distance Hemustbea weak politician, who does,.j cnuciitiiiiig iiieui- - see now liupoiiant tne tnumpn

gen. win equally ca-- i giving therei.ilorcement, whichenahitcl

order

situation volunteers: three retriments ofihem, eiui with h.sverj inferior became one regiment

..d'atelv that fhuty-tliie- e oidnanceincciually Iu"e secured

lordship When ofit.sn, a, the warfaren.nurotti,.ns,niU,iig the notwitiistanOmg the constant

yoUr lords,"P! iew tins government themnsi.aiiee-- wiiicii irom principal duelslesuc the tobe piewe (janadi, supply arms ammunition, which

u,,jor-- r lu.ral Urocktlietiibute .greeably thefor

uue mm nisdis- - received t.on. Craig, andoccasion, excellency

.Is F.om tookaudappeartu

hev were, led capt'.

forbearance attentionlequired

thanoccasioned

(.Signed;

FOLLY.

frompapers

jncifir,priia

withdraw

himselfbe, sew war

annihi ilipCONNl-C'IO- BtTWhkN

INDISSOLUDl

intiodura thetls

thedisaster ihe

sentence vauoiser mill

but the

sidered

been Constitution

lir

von

sknmisliesing

32-po- oi n-

kihtd41si legiment;

likewise singlestrong

which nanpounders, vessels

conse- -dencelo-U-

calamitvmight

seiimsworsted party,

Willi"

wn4t

fcessat.on

lenderlvfault,

to

jrimii me

ngthe

tocontess.attempt

of

whom rendered confidentperiod

lilt ClMiri ..It!.

the

of thehe of

happen- -

c.mnot of

tur

our

figatf--- ,

Klifllaia

tojfoitier

before

English navy, whoinousana ratner gone

with thanbrother exam-

ple.

capt.sawyeb.

JjosTon, 7, 1812.SIR sorry

of majesty's Guerrier.D) the Mneiican nigateC attei

mm. N. ion 55 deg.two oeingUent, gt.lt "board tack, we MW sail

A y 1m

beam, bearing down onus. At 3, madeher man of war, quar-'er- s,

and for action At sheclosing wore prevent raking u.

minutes past sour, hoisted our co-

lours, and sired shot her. Attwentj minutes past sour, she hoisted

and returned sire, wore sevei-- il

'lines avoid being raked, exchariiMtiKbroadsides. she on nir

beam, both keeping up heavyintention being evidently

twenty minutes past five, our'iiizen-ma- st went over the stirbnard quar

and brought the ship the wind;.

gen.

unteershad arrivedaf. Bnffiloe.that the regular

under colonels Swiftwould furnish men for duty

hill's reporting, totalmany 413 volunteer

cross di I,deemedtocross 3000 at once,"

Prep intory thereto, ofsent, over two parrie. one

under lieut col. Brsler the otherlieut. Angus the

Navv at the he id of of

enemy placed himself lar-- l 'tire guard destroy bridge abnutard bow. r;;kn.g us, sew of miles F'Tt Ene , nd ty

guns and grape rifle- - were to and rtnder unless the cannon!men sweeping our of the bitteries some ispast five, the not answenng helm, liijht artillery. The sirs' party mad-s"rn- e

attempted lay this time.' but sailed destr the brid e;Mr Grant, who commanded the forecas-- ihe second party aster rendering

was below badly wounded. Ilceable, light artillery, separitedimmediately ordered the and some Lieut AnViis- - theers fioin the deck; the master was seamen, and part of the troops retur ied,

time snot turn the knee, witn alt tne boats while rapt. King, enpt.reived severe wound back Lieut. Morgan, capt and

wis leading the hoarders, when bout men lemamed capt. King not-i- he

ship coming we brought some of witstaiidmg. with underlus command,our bow guns to her had got advai ced the enemv ,sbaiteri"s an ekedclear of opponei t, and ok two of 'hem succession, render-pa- st

our sore and main-mas- ts over unserviceable ihecannon tookleaving the ship perfeci unman- - ber of prisoner's In descending Niat

ageahle wreck. fiigiie shooting a- - some ditance, two boats wrre fuind,head. was clear the and board of his pris-R- et

the ship undir command to the orftrs, all officers and half of his men.actjnn but ji.st as we had cleaied the His high sense ot would not allow himwreck, our sprilsail went, the the remainder. He was capturedenemv hayine rove new braces. &c. them.round within pistol shot rake us, the ship Orders bad beep givenlaving the troueh of 'he sea, and rolling, the neighborhood should march ileeher main-dec- k under water, the place of embarkation. A'paitof 'lisacempts cet befrte the beimr detachment thpnicht mn- -' ", r. . . . .

'ess my Iew am excitea apprehensions resi- -uifticaii fnga e, aher gilhut action c?"lnSffiriTltnoprlipr thot oil ,,f ;;,. nluuit I tilrr

'''''

ontin

toimer gtcafc the

Brock other

whichunder

Us

VMIV--

place

have

pe

is

aisnanar

than5(j0nieii.

Amherstbuig

Seit.

when

,

u..v..h...u.,-..b- , .. .., ua. uptif ..u.'.ih ,'ULthat resistance be ' oil ooats tor the opposite shore

needless waste of lives, I though of this force had landed, when superiorreluctantly the colors struck. 'Ihe force, piece of artillery, appeir-los-s

of the ship ascribed the ear retreat orcltr and col,fall of the nyizen mast, which enabled Winder's detncliment red

out opponent cfiuse his 'ition. lam and 22 wounded, of veresorr sav we suffered severely in officers Thf general fmbaik-ti- - -

wounded mostly when she lav need troops , but t1

our her grape and musketry, 'he ime the troops had unb15 killed and 63 wounded manv of them thescoivs oicupiedb) about one rd

severel) none of tne officers quitted the of the artilleiv, 800 letill siring ceased The frigate lar of 200

be United St tes frigate twelve months' volunteers, and perhapsstitulion, of hirt) 24 pounders her main of those militia who "feted il.eirdeck, and sour pounders her services for sew occupied the

and 476 ; her loss in com boats that were readv .

pans.in with ours uiflinir about 20. the cmbuked moved the streamLieutenant of the Marines eight Rck without sustaining loss from thcfiie-kdle- d,

First Lieutenant Masterof mv'sfiie was now af'ernnon. theythe ship, and men wounded her were ordered tndistmbirkand dine. Themast wounded, and stern much showed force timatedat orfinf)tered, much cut about the drawn up in at some

The Guerriere much up from the and had piece ofall get her in would have lerv, said pounder, ready sire

neen useless As scon the wounded were our troops.'.: " '""? K.;..r;" ";:.'....? , .., .C.. ..f.hr "'I"... her, they set her on and remained

'a r Jf It QtltV the of caV!lIry. the volun- t-entered general's depaitment, whole B" ltir..uhli .he town, it m ?.sew'Ihe certainty of the expected reinforce--! snort lauded P'lnful but was m.st ' ap ", a, "Js omcers ,our men u"der Co1 MClure, amounting that day

and i!h enemy conlusion at Spring Well, position, h 1101 to lh fsm thr'se oier"ecu that ot brave enemy, the great- - too40 men dettchment from

in inilnHiock detach

otcaptain

Induu&wiiuliad

Ident

40U

here,

brass

Some

five,

bodv

vard

first

Ivlncle

veryar'il- -

part

small-- 'good

The superior weiLht ca"; being taken prevent brigade,!1"s,t,&.the ""i"""1 'rifle, and greatest relied Therenemy-- the nttpntinn Ktn.r ...UA ',il,nmll.. ubv

n..A u.e isreaier

j,

on01.nA

tt pie

of

star

the

went

cut

the wei crow nsrruaJ5 nave tne HT- -"iiciinuii uciiiK mine wno, who imgni

the action,hr)Ueh "e ot'ention and skill of Er- - had been

onlv V,ne' surSeo". will well .llectinof tbelnd. iniliii.-- i might ns.ste.l Uuval the tnunitih anu though success has not our efforts, once ," and consult some..i 90 ,T.t tnua.iv . njiiericans. W1" ,nl"k

T.,eU

TnnrVJilCVl.USIV

and

ich Eiie'5'0U principalt'Sav, that the ciedit the movements;"

thouuh s'P's company for the uhrparticularly the embarked.exposed cjn one wur?iio a.'UOt,

iftatK the Lrt heay ".? of fe'Part.t.i anilv.w.j,

nieAs

hcwhnsr. t.v.,.,v ,. hj. hn .".. ' uiuiany oongea tlie exertions

Beiiii.'iw.iuconniei . cior, the4.stregt. "-- m, incuirecuonui tne Datlenes - r'u-- K though earlvhv aarmed and assum- - capt cu.ed ; the d.spMt,on 'ooji.inue the

command .'b.h last 1 will, have bef observed, ler' me ,

Hrorkpro mselt Yorkon their conduct on ived timelv by leutenant the hassufferedmt tl.r --.4c.nri.p 1 .,., Uutier loss ; Mr. the master, thoueh wound- -

UUIIi; ...on '& strong ot force the Times date.for the

ik of 41st and Inm the but "CCustd ofwPltnv

thus an of lem.tat.o... lelt nl1 the

mv

antl. their reiwhen Col.sucii,,ih

Hall,mont- h- we

seveleoccasion.affair bcott,

mi- -

used

. . r . . . iu . .tiiiii,.riiE-- . ....... ., .ims betote a detatli- - " c I

the army uiiucrgc.i. men, soon aftirw event Mr. Snow,I

Them- - i ; guns,have I '

to attack takenquar- - aat they caution U.d an w,.h poh 2Wran- - such t

t a n....... .

a

an hourterms

"their to sis

arms

thethe new

exception and

but

selie

which

character

territory.has

jourwh.ch were

this"'i?1' thati

I

.Maj.

.

'eera

Tanni

into

2rth

the

prisoners,

upwards

Mr myKec

due calland elve

ben fomcapi Iritis,

conquercoast Question

ed, particularly the negative, Schuvlir.exertion cols. Bcerstler Coles, aid

Col voluntiemarines, and sup opinion crossinghonorable character

jjiiiwiaunos lenct Amhurstbur?, --"i"- tney severely.ospectsol mrnt hearing arils cast recommend master's

unknosn

successful

artillery.exji-die- nt

nujjirient

attentive,clearing Winder,

Nicholl,ex-

ported

tjols. PirKerand Schuvlpr Pruuntavora- - that cavalrj nad been that honorable participate who commanded the tore mast maindtckmih imnudiate vexation and and ihe first Lieutenant 1X7, insufficient deteimin- -ieln.;tiice Htne that

rmlst mile sinking Engluh high ?r t T' on,,.l1 ",0,ethat had u.anv thing force, Vnlfo.er

time that threaten- - towards s,de icsoued regarded Englishmen Zl Mronce,

fsault, whilst sat.slacuon hill to' ie? whoinstructions.- -T

capt Chambeis. however, p.evtnted move- - cherish andattemnied ment hnt.l.t.e. ."" Commanded thequar- - were ordered ihenl.ee

41stsucceeded

ciittngoft side Gltfcrcr accordmgl.,dispitcbts, mission, within

considerationsupon

Michigan

commenced,

nehill's

P,e:umPtul'U!

Accordmglj

actingapproaching

preparations;, ,..,..v . watnartirl.,rl,.i;, r n ,."..?,.,...."'...: .,"". midshipman. November. theirnavj

alivefteu

sophistry,.........., ,tosag.

with smrendered I'fnt lipu.sued hd an k"5'1 has been taken,

ou'aged them, mhopeless "'eluded, agreeably to A ; been

stoini Ainheistbuig, course 3 eneuija I

these at a

.1 tllHl. llu I... I ... 1 .1

orabl.

" "s. iiihj euiuiiiauuiiigbound andwith a pitulanon.

to

l.'th

I'roc- -

to

enemv s afTmilfilfurce,

apparent;already been

will, manyi J s I have engaged

i ,mth' 'S to dissuade

olcampaign Amherstbuig, trjingto

t. I iuu withlald, i

oi.i

I

a

- tioiu sincei n repeatedl

aii .i part, .oreinosio.i

to

BROCK,

London Star

e

that Aimrica

1

fis

as :Capt

it

w

remfoi

a

q,ie"Cf!

that

weakness

"- -

a

ouaiter.

fst

im...l:..l

1

M

L,ieut

d:"and

licately thatand

which..inseiisioie

noxiousfoire that

called

kenwith

tnteied consider

jour

the of world.er- -

Captpunish- -

commanders theumes have

their colours havtso

menus litter

informcpture

19ihdeg and .

t. fcfc.i,t, j.steiay Weiwi

toepaied

hert

several ather

10

boatd across

;ot

as tomvselfredy

orders.

I

inon and a 5

b a thebearing his

deck. minutes,' enemv'she'

to on t

carried bymarines board- - misapprehension.

a the Hous-on- .

on ;

on tominutes t

i and anum-th- e

,

I hopes to on which Kingspnt

; honor

worethc.tro"ps

in at

to her in liavinvr. .. . " :

t..v, ". .I'll lliui COI.VVIIIUCI

an turtner only , aa

to ato A ;

lv a loss 6to p killed whom

to killedas arriv, d

bow

th; while about

infantry, somethingproved to SiOO

onon a

upper dick, men troipsun to

firstand

; lowere

rig- - men distanceso river;

that to to a toas on

.. J ; unembarkedtothat it "n winch a

vvitliou to which t0mtii's, i f ; a

ot

is.

men

sinistere sundry

II J.,wounuen,it

J hope,ooked tons ci ot .t 'h.- - ionm, i.,n. .1 at ;, m-- af J u

iiutiiiiuiiui

et

it wouldl0 greatest

' I lions,

fi.e e"emy

edtita withhold second

Canada

all ict

gask ;a

a

"I

lat otr 01 " i" t n- -

to 1

I ne'-- t h a a

K in I r -- :1 'ami uu

in a,-- ,,ra to us in

i'

colsthe

r. ... nlor ot ulc ; .. wuuesseahigh

1

J

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f

p

v

1

is

i

-

v

;

;

I a

number

r

I J ".1

.,

o

mcersin "officer

ml'..rHPnrsPirter

u

I iu itcrossover?

the e

Parker.wreck, It.

warrant officers. Lieut. Campbell of sof the royal his party, an for

ofi.i.me '"' garrison wnli r.c.tre 50u ami ute uver

officer of

second was decided on.

seen ; in nndMai were deride, lv oft'. and critical. sin i ear, 1 on an ,lie in absence of inn ih Isill ol had the to that we "hereached them, 1 of l.iv.ng asce, tarn- - the on to

P " ? ,an ot ed nttkor seas should ceWed "

ter, the same 1 on be Grb? acanotliei the the S V- -ur he m xtor It it be !

An nibeof ih,s was indous, had ram pron.sm,- - ol t .,,,'.t troops abribe,

had in tion

tins

in- -

sustained .n lolie

mojirMnon morn- -"'.j. riinnister,

commit;

Indians,

tne Ifmed ioiucn

war.it do the

Inm

n notst himself

dc

S.endeav ors

leu theatn p

1'.' ......'"SUV bn

on"e" '" el.ev

.i.

wasenemy

is

nr

7

isit

bv

pi

tn

,rflnp

in

ai

in 2

15

onin

as

in

r.'irA

as

it

all

to

iliaI.I

k

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to

oato

totoon

ot

,i'.....pi ot

our

no

ot.., ,i, lccl5 a siaiu use a puns ... i...:

.i.. ..,:." oi f a. o'cl ct on the"" I as ot lvir. of On -..ur asti.

arewe

e.. .ri

ourns to his co

byiisi lul In col. be

now as ta- -be to in ot an

and ot two to bewas mx" aim

weie ey at hisCOlll. tl. ,. 1.111

,!fi

17.

.. " " uuuui uit nrst ismat in a tone to

and

the

ot

on edandnl to

io

ic lo

29To

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con

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new

nun

the arde

the,athe

jVever in history the

arein

u.u ado vn fljset sailors

to .adhibal

I am to jouot th.his

a action, on the In lai40 20 W

m. oj me the sutcc the by col Elliott b on

out be api 4

toten

our

At closed

tils tolow At

ter. in

ami

'lto our

night

ota

was cap- -a

ur sec p

At c -

at

at tn:a anC re--Sproul, Lt

60to,

our at 20 in

the

in wreckhis

to

to allrr

all tosent re

.u UllUriin art

beis be to ed was d

ut6

en me the iin

were

the

vol'twentv 32 all

is

It11

aup a

wasbe 9

I

time on

pa

notrlalso

p

hPe do

.f"Ur

my

tie

instructions toas

tois

to

of

not dJ

hof M

ot d as

Sih !.... ot

maj.

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compla

iron

nieb

p,

wee

as

wi

to

our

on

one

of

ofour

it

tne was he

neeto It vc

towhs

was by

in asthe

the vera.i.i.- -

Ins ,, ,nit is

the

die theat

ya

to

inK

we

is

it

inIO k. umeci

t,

nave

Mill

an

ire,

he

our

1,

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win. .1 i, s

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a

I in considering the circumstances val were sent ins. the adj .cent w... ds,vou will the entrusted to my to and remain 3charge defended ; this unfortu- - o'clock in the of 1st D cem- -nate loss of our absence of our it was intended to put ff i o3d lieutenant. 2d lieutenant of marines, before light, so as to themidshipmen, 24 considera- - f.re of enemy's cannon, in passing the., .... aim we cmv mus- - position it was be eved thei r.r.,- -

at quarters 244 men and 19 on ed below, to land above Chippewa asva' fcoming into ; enemy had place, and is successful,an advantage his marine and riflemen, Queenstown for FoitGeorKe ''Ihe r. ..whenclose. superior sailing enabhd lr ctor was called on to furnish -- ,; ... .him the choose his distance. Iherewith a list of killed and wounded on

the Guerriere ; and the honorto be, &c. J. R DACRES.

OFFICIAL DESPATCH.(COPY )

Camt, Near Bui-i'aloe-,

4,Sir,

THE troops under my command havingordered to hut them-elve- s the win-e- r,

it becomes mj duty to report to you theproceeding had I the com

of this frontier.On or tbe 26th October, I ordered

hat 20 should be prepared for therar.sportation of the and cavalry,.nd put the carpenters ot the on thatduty.

Bv the qf November, ten scows werecompleted, and by bringing

Ontano, thenumbir was lucreastdtu seventy.

nau an address men .is ihe

Ipresim-e- dthe

and2300 and fn.

brigade,as had

Canwith according

theNovember,

undercapt. Klni, with whom

uni-ted The men'ioned Daitv

then

andfortv ,iml

us boardunserv

main

those

sidfThe gara

captrenew

andwith

guns andwind

ordered,with

stiff'

andfrom i.ig

part

the Con- -'

baddavs

'Ihe thus

andand and

badly shal- - enemvand field

attempts

here

able Tan- -

paiu

ii

vouraiid nadv Ami- - 3000

...i

.fficcrs exer- -

marinecannot

that

and

cross

lmo.forthe

months

moment, call d. iswas the senior

qui-st- i ns werenow thesun

a:? Tht sirs' decuh d n

andevery anddid Swift

gavetheir

question'aent

3moie egret Pull- -

n, attack heaul the Lieut ,"wh.ch tlicy w.tlnn of the hal "pre- - like-a- n

in under camp. cei.C)Indian ""S Sen. Hull, spent

whom thev ,n

Lieut, Jomlhrjn

30th

ofsuniil

rtliur's

Mould

aunder

some rear;

jiock

pieces

in

m

hn.

bow

Ia

ittst

ter-clec- k ""?" '"'? fv":,

likelvcannot

us

unaccus- -

lnniselt

nations

small

their fatal

ornciiL

late

severe Aug.

d,r oui

fast,M'CI

a

only below

ship

bear

a

quit

would

ging

a genl

c,,,,,"tthe'

e

ship

seaman

loiioweu

have

alune

Hope theythink ship there build sires, nn'ilproperly morning the

masts, the ber, whenhours dy avoidthree and men, the

-- .ncu whichtered bovs,

action the such that march 'hifromand his

board have

Dec.

for

here since tookinand

aboutscows

artilleryarmy

26thboats from

Lake

issued tothe

troons

1650.

men

first

that

field

mrsP

oifi

then

maie,The

their

then,

yre-a-t

those ing,

.ns.nu ion,

beat

take

have

1812

been

enclose 2500 men for 4 days, when u was sour he;.., lr! till mil. , h a --.n. I. U... . .. n

Hill- -

v.....u .... ..mi .in ji,,i is uul nol jne j nrSixty barrels was required, only thirij-liv- efurnished.

The embarkation commenced, but wasdelayed by citcuinstatices so as not to oecomplete until day-huh- t, when it was f. ondthat the regular infai try 688 mep, the .tillen 178 col. Swift's vnlui.teets 230, "Xompanies federal volunteers amountn' .. tr276 men. about 100 militia of col. D' bbn.'sregiment, and a sew menin a b..at M. P.B, Por'er contracior's had embarked ; owhole on bo, rd, without the commissi i, d(fficeus, beu.g 1500 mil., oi there-abou- i' ;and it was row iwy hours laier th.m the;tinn fixed on fur settinkut There w re.si me groups of men B jet emb rki d ,n.ci itt.t- - nj)ueu io rrquested.dered b.ie bng.de m j .r, to g,'tboats; hTi dirj ur. ; he es'.nia en.imlxi at 150; it AtispribajK gr

1 I. .. . .

tl

.lieti.cir

i n ne a qnesti t..her itwas expedient to mvadt Caiiaua in v ea

.tat- - ef nnJ ,, .".'"-- ' "& 7 ' "'" iJUU "" ". a' V 'sit tvn rer v IU(. uu jciuioittmsiits

r- -o

l,

cjuiU be expected tor