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thp'forcps which attacked him. Thi aftair in which our- rear guard stood in a Royal Scott's, 89th Ilegt. -Militia, Indians, 101 45 .50 40 to 60 Hjuinssi uiewiioie armv or the VEAL CALVES; THE subscriber purchase a nurfi ber of ffalo Gazette. enemy, and quintuple force, is one of the 236 Tuesday, April i2, 1814. S.

We took 100 head of cattle also from the Pdl rt In ci enemy, intended for Long Point or Burlington," I KViv JlAlJ lGO Brigadier General Winhkld Scott and suite ar rived at Williams-Ville, on Sunday last. Also.ves The following additional information was comma- 4 5. WCck; W' and, Pay the bi5hest linos; exploits cl the Frencli army. In the midst of t.l 10 obscurity of the niht, a buttery of artillery of the guard foliow-v motion of a corps of cavalry which was advancing to repel a charge of the citemy.fost its was taken. When the eannoniers perceived the ambuscade into whhhthcy liad fallen.

and that there nicated by Lt. Shannon to Gen. Harrison terday evening-, Mj. Gen. Jacob Brwic, and Aids Capt.

Holmes' detachment consisted of select Several deserters, from Fort NlagaraJiave recent men, drawn trom each of the companies of U. S. infantry at Detroit, belonging to the 24th, 26th, Ti INIcEUEN; Wins. Ville, Jprilii, J8i4. tf NIAGARA and CHATAUQUE Republician Ndmiriat ion.

ly passed this place. We understand, that these were a part of a detachment sent to destroy our vm ana zoui regiments, and Capt. M'Cormick's company of rangers. Capt Holmes advanced with wus not time to prepare their pieces for the intention ot attacking the enemy at Delaware oauer jcs above Niag-ara. They state, that disaf- suon, uiey iormed a squadron, attacked tha enemy, and saved their lmii.

iecuon in the British ranks in the Fort is very a but finding them too strong, he retreated to the 18 At a meeting of delegates from the seVe-al towns" mile creek, where he fortified his camp -The ene- in the said counties, held at thf TO or 80 having already deserted from 1 5 men killed or made nrisoners. At in my followed him, and Capt. H. airain advanced to that p.ist, during the last winter that, before their o'clock, at night, the Prince of Neufflm attack them but finding tlieir numbers greatly su Franklin, in tlie town of BufTalo, April 4, 1814 ASA RANSOM, Esq. chn, LEVI BROWN, Esq.

secV. Resolved, That 1 3 departure trom the Fort, thev had intelligence of perior, iie tnougnt it oest again to occupy his orig movement of the American troops fi-om Sacke' mal position, and await the attack. The enemy came on, about 4. o'clock in the evening; tlieir mi- Harbor. Deserters have heretofore had too much oseph M'Cluie Esd liberty they g-o at large into the interior of the tei visiting the posts, found the two armies so near each other, that he several times tookhepts of the enemy bar own.

Oneftf lilsSiids iindinghimself within ten paces of a MOette, was made prisoner. The same-accident has hap- i r. I 1 uua ana inaians were pushed to the rear, to inter cept the retreat of our men, whilst the regulars at tacsed in tront The position well chosen of the town of Ishuaj in the county of Niagara, ix supported as a member ofassemblv. at. country, and by obtaining citizen's dress, they are to return with great facility the evil ught tne enemy had to march up a steep hill in this sit i I 7 to rq remedied.

"v-n, v.Ajuacu iu ucsu wtivc 1UC WVIU mv vuuiiuvj ill vuc HCAb our lines, which obliged them to retreat, in which legislature of this state; hi stttrai JtuvM.ui umcers. imviriP The enemy still continue at Fort Erie and are uiey were also greatly exposed to our fire. I esoiyea, aiso, Uiat we highly approve of the apparently repairing the Fort. I lie threw themselves int our vosts, believing them to be their own it was understood that Capt. Holmes was obliged "ommation matte at pt to leave tiie enemy's wumided to the care of the 10 Peace has been concluded between England and Few prisoners have been niadeoa either naoixanis.

J5ENNET BICKNETX. of IvfaiUsoa Denmark. Denmark is to furnish 20,000 troops if side. have taken 250. PlatUburtrh.

March 26. reat Jintam requires it, to be paid by England On the second ofFebruaryatthe break JOHN I. PHEft DEHG AST, of Her kim and CITAUXCEY L001IIS, of Genesee Report says that the enemy are preparing an ex- pedition against some of our frontier towns but oi (5ay.au the rear guard of the army was in order of battle of Bricnneo It sueees-sivch- took positions to complete the pas- irom tn? preparations which Gen, Wilkinson has a Kf i riTa t-i Tno tu rc? rot been making we believe they will meet with a warm VUv A13 LI IV Km' Retolved, that thia meeting do reception, should they attempt to invade our terri- nomination of tory. iMigiana to act as mediator with the allied powers. Head Quarters, Wins.

Ville, April 8, 1314. GENERAL ORDER. The term of service ofthe regiments of detached militia, commanded by Lt. Cols. Harris and Dobbin, being about to expire, the General orders dir discharge from the the tollow-ing order The regiment commanded by I A.

Col. Harris, by companies, on such days after the expiration of their term of service, as Lt. Harris shall direct. v. The rerhncnt commanded bv Lt.

Col. Dobbin.bv B. PpHev and Micah Brooks Esq rs. JiurUitRton. March 25.

American Standard planted at Missis- quoi Lav. as candidates for members of congress, for this district, at the enduing election. Resolved, that the following- persons be a com On Thursday ui last week, Col. Clark advanced with his detach incut into the tnittee to proniote the above nominations. enemies country as lVr as Koulh Ithcr.

Ebcnezcr companies, on the following days on Saturday the 9th inst. Ihe companies commanded bv fntumu viin civ- niktin I 1 tt Campbell antl Uronson on Sunday, the 10th, those commanded by Capts. Spencer the lltb, cujHurcu vne euesnies pieuet or aavnneett Wmith, Bufalo i guard, took sixty stand of aqunn- Otis R. Hopkins, uty of hogshead of rum, Simeon I''illinonv tuohc cummanucu by Ci-pts. YVoodwoHh and Swan.

The good conduct ot the officers and men mm. posing- these regiments, during' the fatigues ami ami. I I nfp-h ft privations of ti.e winter ci.mpaisn, jis been such as to n.t rit the wannest 'ji-nis? nim Vn.i returned to Missuquoi bay, planted the Silas Hopkins, American -standard and has there taken Rates Cook, Cambria and their fellow citizens. The zeal and and ui me urwige ot liesruont, and to rejoin the rest of the army. The Duke of liugtisa, who was in a position on the bridge of IJosmay, was attacked by an Austrian corps, which had passed in the rear of the woods.

He repulsed it, ami made 300 prisoners, and drove the enemy beyond the little river Voire. I On the 3d at noon, the Emperor; entered Troycs have lost in the battle of Uridine, the brave General Haste. Gen. Leftbre Besnouettes as wounded by a bayonet. Gen.

Forest ier was severely wounded. Oar loss in these two days must be estimated at from 2000 to S000 in killed and wounded. Tho lo of the enemy is at least dculde. A division draw from the corps of the enemy's army which observed Metz, Tbn-villeand Luxeiribiirgh, twelve battalion strong, has marched upon Vitry. The enemy ished to enter 'this town, which Gen.

3Ionf marie and the inhabitants defended. He in vain threw shells to intimidate the inhabitants; he was received by the discharges of driven hack a league and a half. The Duke of Tarcntusn arri ved at Chalsn? marched upon this divixion. The lat new from the army.announce ihat the Duke of Trcviso had made a up his quarters. i iie ioi.nas been join-1 Jtiehnrd Smith, s-cLvity of the officers the patient ot hardships and subordination of th.

endurance ed by tien. Macomb with most ofthe in- Samuel Hawkins, Itafobvrstij mcm, have sufiick-mly piotn, that thev are capable or pci lommg the important dunes of soldiers, and uia tiicy arc wortuv lUe cmfitl-nr rrtv; iijis pwsi ana several ueiaen- tsaac 1'heJps, jun. uients of artillery iVoiu Daniel Thurston, Alajbr ForsyUi has advanced on the o- A mos Smith it is a suDject ol much rtgret, that those who milink; Edonj 7 lave lett tueir molovments and the rndfarmpniv ti-ci siuu ui uic.iaKe, vimin Christopher. Stoni of domestic I We, for the defence of the state, in the 1C, iluiu3 Eaton, ixxo xMiiii iias now maue ins tjuai most inclement season ot the year, should not meet uiai pecuniary reward, Which the laws of our coun John Albro. Concord ters at or Lltamplain, we under; stand that ry uiem, ar.a Uievliad every reason to a laivre reinforcement is to James Green, Oleam expect trom the government.

The Mai. Genem join him tm day li om Plattshurgh. iiiu iiu-ii, uiai ue uas not omit FELLOW CITIZENS cod give seasonable information resnectinir The importance of theensuine electidii NEW U. S. FRIGATES.

situation and demands ofthe troons under his com nrund, and to request an earlv attentinn tr thir just claims, with as much earnestness and plainness wis consistent with' tla- respect due to superiors. His exertions shall be continued to procure justice tor his fellow citizens, wi.o hve established so I lie JAVA rating 44 guns, to monnl 1,1 by ev- ou the gun deck SOrlb. gunnades, and er.v i lend to his country: on that a 22 42lb. earr onades and long 2 i's on measure, depehds the vigorous pro- her spar be launched in April sc.r,1iin of the preserit unhappy war, in at Baltimore which our country is iustlv emrapd. o.xt cirams to his respect and t'ae atitude Oi junction with the army cfhU Majesty.

Heiafcreer.ients of troops of ali kin-! con iitJ ir c'uriiry. A consciousness ofhaving discharged their duty us goI citizens, and die best wishes of the Mai ov r. ii i. ''ihe GUERRIEK rating 44. to mount ,9.

a faet known, that a violent C2 g'uns, is to be launched in Philadei- Jltctlcn cxrsts in our country who are ma-phiainMay. kln "se ofeve'ry exei-tion in their power to retard nrocrcss of Una war. nrl i.cucrai nr uieir uuure prosperity and happiness accompany each officer and soldier of these merito nous corps to their homes. Address of tlie Federa, would sacrifice the rights and liberties (tj3 have received the 13y order of Major General A. HALL, com'din-, shall appear in our I "ie nation by an ignominious peaee Meeting of Genesee County, next.

ADA.31S, actmg A. D. U. Pittsburgh Abril li sa! of putting down the present auministration ol the government. ofthU MARRIED, Capt Jesse D.

Elliott, of the United States Navy, arrived here on Monday last from F.rie. ofthe United States 1 It there fore behoves every reuubliean to hn At Cayuga 6n the 31st of March, Dr. John G. tinue to advance from diHei-cnt directions. London, January 23.

Royal JIatch. The intended marriage ofthe young Prince of Orange, lieir to the Dutch throne, to the Princess of Wales, daughter ofthe Prince Regent, and heir to the Jtiritish throne, vill he communicated io Parliament at the next meeting. The allies are to he consulted on the arra v-e-mnt. The succession to the Dutch throne j.h to he the second son of lite marriage. A difficult point to settle appears to be, whether the Princess shall reside in England or Holland.

Vought, to the accomplished Miss Helen F. Mum- on his ejtiard and mirictuallv atWl thri We have understood that shortly before he left Erie, he received communications from Sackett's Harbor, informing tdst tl? British were building Jord, daughter ot Thos. Mumtord, Esq. election and sunnort thosri mnn fin. vr- At scipio, illiam Hisson, Esq.

to Miss Betsey Gale. A lVnctiiintAn i tkr'. i uu-ee large Dngs on Huron, intending to liave fice whose patriotism and zeal for their ut ooiiihk wiu m. mi: aiumicijtmuaru to USS I Pamelia January cold match brought about by 8 Will induce them to Si uuuiiui i.isenarge ol their duty as Legislators, it mem urougnt oown to Erie as soon as completed, and endeavor to regain the superiority on that lake during the ensuing season. In consequence of this information, naval officers have been dispatched to Philadelphia tor seamen, and have them taken to the hike with all expedition.

The whole of our vessels will soon be fitted out, which, with those taken from the enemv, will present a rr.u vt i lu uiiiui- wuuiins iiave sunerea She expired with resignation, and only ceased be-1 many hardships and privations IB the ing virtuous as she ceased living. present war io atfree to anv but an hnnn- lorce greatly superior to any that can possibly, be brought against them beiore next winter. r.abIe Peace. that will restore uiuiuuiiui. mem to their iust rin-lits, Tim At a meeting of Federal Republicans, con- ters of the above candidates for their sen- Extract of a letter dated Detroit.

March 20. vcucu iu. noU8e OI iviaj. reccncK mn- mae and uniform republican Drincinles- Amherst burgh will be evacuated by our troops A ler, on luesaay the 5th ot April, 1814 fhi ch bMI TH 11 citizens, are too well known to need anv to-moiTow. The British are in considerable lorce on the Thames and the adjacent country.

It is the opinion that they will be here soon. As for myself Ketolvtet, unanimously, That this meet- mnX' fi yV uisfci I made ot unra MT, nm ta i. cio not preienu to Know any uung about it." inc no recommend- vuuuiuw i hi in minnnptoii inn tnnrr.im. JUoTiWnl, JLircL 19. We understand nhat Col.

Clark h.i recently paid another visit to Missi-que bay, with about 400 men and has carried orTwitii him a very considerable a-rnount in property, and several of the inhabitants. This wanton and most infamous system of warfare, we produce its own it ward, by a severe and just retaliation. Forbearance to kucIi an enc-Tiiy provokes insult and injury, as the motive is misconstrued. Gaztrtt. On Monday last, a party of about 200 troop tinder the command of M.tjor ForsVtlie, came over the lines on the west side of Caldwell.

manor, and plundered the inhabitants, carried oil' horses and merchandize, to the amount of 1000. with several It is said by an eye witness to the scene that the redoubtable Mvjor Forsythe carried oI'up-on hi horse, a number of sheepskins (partly tanned.) At Odjetown the piquet guard was surprised taken off' on Sunday laait. The guard was supposed to be commanded by Capt. Kilburnoftlu militia, from the eastern townships. Cincinnati.

March 17. Iren. Hjlljail XlOlt we had in view his uniform attachment Wc hasten to lay before our readers the following ofB uffdlo, to the sufiiage of the electors of to the present ad ministration Of govern- counties of Niagara, Chautauque and ment, in his active zeal in the diseharW the letter irom cl. luiier to Ueneral ilarrison--by which it appears that a victory has been obtained by a small detachment of our troops over a much superior force of ltritish Cattaraugus, as candidate for member of as- of every duty in the several offices which semuiy, at the approaching election. lie lias heretofore held.

While a vtl Ik I IU 1 .1 I 1. Detroit, March 7t 1814. very, i me coun or Kio mo Fleas of Niagara amin LmtvI, jlmoa Lallender together with If, mm v. fL Dear Sir, jo iuuviutti uucuuance ai mi liv Lt. S'iahnon4of the 27th resrt.

U. S. Infantrv. Wiry, oei commit- several terms of the court, and the abili- "u' .7. r.

ttI wnicI aisplayed on the bench must Rented. That nmrPPfiin YG bcen witnessed by many. Early in UU9 I i I. meedne be Dubiished. KlUK wa ai rcai sacnuce oi 1 h1lvnA ln-lAnna 1.

1 1 1 Tj CHAPTM pi, 1 1" iiuriiiuarhtu 111s COUH i 1 1 ii wo hundred American troops have Ictely arrived on the lines at Derby, Vt. Whether movements of the enemy oh the frontier, are for the purpose of more rigidly enforcing the embargo law provoking retaliation so as to lay waste the whole frontier, or to be in readiness to co-operate in an early campaign is uncertain. That their depredations will, like tlieir other unwarantable acts, be unade to recoil ujKjn themselves, we are confident yet individual distresses are to be regretted. Jtfontreal Courant. H.

SALlSliURY. S- a uausc ami nas nooiy eonunueu in tnei 'i V5'3 me present, uunngwnicn fJ t'J I ff tsiui oiar uauge. ha3 seTeral times distinffmslied himself THE Members of the WESTERN as a Drave oflicer and soldier. Of bis a-STAR LODGE, are recuested to andintegrity to serve hh fellow-eit- meet at the House of Brother Frederick izens as their Representative in the next Miller, at Cold Spiings, on Thursday tho Legislator, we presume lione will doubt. 21st inst.

at 12 o'clock, at noon. I AS A Tt AIMSOTif NEW-HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. The Portsmouth Oracle gives the returns from 131 towns, as follows I have the honor ot informing you that a detachment of the troops under my command led by Capt. Holmes, of tho 21th regt. U.

S. Infantry, have obtained a signal victory over the enemy. The afliiir took place on the 4th inst. about 100 miles from this place, on the river De Trench. Our force consisted of no more than 160 rangers and mounted infantry The enemy from their own acknowledgment, had about 240.

The fine light company ofthe Royal Scotts is totally destroyed they led the attack most gallantly, and their commander fell within ten paces of our front lne. The light company of the S9th has also suffered officer of that company fell, one is a prisoner, and another is said to be badly wounded. In killed, wounded and prisoners, the enemy lost about 80 whilst on our part, there were but four killed and four Wounded. This great disparity jDf the loss on each side, isto be attributed to the very judicious position occupied by Capt. Holmes, who compelled the enemy to attack him at great disadvantage; this even more than his gallantry merits the laurel.

Capt. Holmes has just returned, and will furnish a detailed account of the expedition, which shall immediately be transmitted to you. Very respectfully, $our most obedient servant, if H. BUTLER, Lieut. Coi.

Commanding Detroit. Major Geneial Jlarnsvn. Enemy's force as stated by the prisoners. 1 mr 4.11. mAAm fer order ot the M.

W. LEVI BROWN Scc'y, Buffalo. Aprils, 1814. Gilmnn, 19,139 29 town to come in i 26 April 4,, 1814., Flumer, 17,913 1003 gave lst year, 1 Stray Mare. 18,919 ON the SOth of Dec.

last, about the time ofthe Battle of Black Rock, a sorrel I 19,667 18,919 JbKDERAL NOMINATIONS: SENATORS. Joseph Kirkland, of Oneida, Joshua Forman, of Onondaga, Jared Sanford, of Seneca, and -Valentine Brother, of OntarW MARL, 10 or 12 yeirs old, was left in Buf falo, probably by some person belonging to the mihtia then on the lines. The owner 3S.5S5 5vr. Gilman's majority will be 743, if tlicse remaining return their votes us last year. A Urii'mh deserter, was to hare been executed at on tlic 26th tilt as a Spy.

can reclaim his property, by applying at this otiice. CONGRESS. Bantd JV. Letvisiol Geneva, Micka rd Smith, of Batavia. April 8, 1814.

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