foh and Fuller of the 4thrcgimrm : capt9;- ; ?
Sauiden aripT Brown '-of the:Onlo 'vii&fcM
teersiaridxapt. belantfre'bf the MichU '
' T SALMON Hhtf:4-
TflRtE DOtf-ARS PER ANNUM,' PAYA-
Vlf yearly; in advxnoe. t v ,
" HTISEMENT8 WlLL pE IN3KRTEI
' SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A S QUARK, THE
T WEEK, , AND TfltRTY.FlyE.CENTS
J0 EACH cumiv'";;
FHO VI THE P ALL A DIUM
tfour ills were of a nature that war rould rrme
f war ould compensate any of our losse, pr
-T.Ve any of mn complaints there might b? some
jfrtion of the suffering- in the charm of the proa
t But how wilt War upon theUnd protect corn
ice "Pon tht oceaT Vhat Palin haa : Canada for
W unded honour? Ho ware our mariners benefited by
! , trWich exposes those who, e free, without
Lmishff release to those who are impressed.''
X aareit tj me rxwi t j w-r5 c
ihabitnnts of Canada -wbtiM'tfldrV " to thetr
taid5rd, the moment. At its'unrurlecf rl
their ' sk vthat thcK wiil?-rejoice ..t
Ifirow, off their allegi:inre to rthe British
Ioriarcb to join the: Republic ' 4 C' '
Whv the ridicul6uiviubD6sititn should
P
ver have beeneritrrt titited, il t;b nien 6i
common :irfderst iiding inexplicable Yfbut
Why ; the United States ' f ho'ulc ; wihK t
make war upon'CanadajaApoaqacr.it;
is infinitely more-urprisi! ' :
' Whv should a Canadian" wish t to cpme
under tjie Government of the tH- States,
when he would enjoy no more: liberty, fee
no m -re secure, in the .posjse48ibn),of his
rights, 4 and pay. double, and probahh
more than double, the amount of taxes
he now pavs T ';'''
Are'Cariadians ?o anxious to pay taxes
asto be willing to rcvoit from their sove
reign, and join their .enemies, for the pri
vilege ? y r
Vhy shouldthe. United States be anx
ious to possess a 'Cbijntry 'which costs
Great- Britain annually more than two hun-
tTEKE any; evidence yet wanting to
W satisfy all I rational .-.and honest men
cf the impolicy of thwar in which we are
eT1Mged- or of the c.ilamitouB consequen
ts which may be expected to result irom (lrt-d th tisund podnds Stirling? Have thr
Jr. if Dersisted in that evidence mie;ht be, TJrAtrd States such a dundnrv of funds
found in the recent most disastrous result hn the Nation d Tre isurv, vai tHai the
cannot find objects of expenditure within"
their own territories, that thev are seeking
pbjt-cts of expcnditiire abroad? Whu
advantages wotild re.sult to th'(( citizens of
the United States from , this Iconquest I
Would they have less tiixvs to pa after
wards than before? No Canada, like
some of the Western Stite; woiild p.iv
scarkely enough into the N itional1 rreasu-4
rv tON detrav the expences or thftr ovvn
Represent ition md of their tioverninent.v
Will it benefit our c6mnferce to annex
Canadi tu-pur union? !No It would br,
adding to" otir territory a country pro lu
cmg little t6'&cport, but possessing i coo
siderable tonnage of shipping; which would
come immediately In compet tion with the
shipping of the Northern States -"Will
the interests of ournsh,eries be promoted
by it ? No Their fiiT vvlll also come intv
the same m trkt ts with Tours, and produce
the sCame effect as their shippincr. will Von
our navigation interest to lessen tne vv
lue of buth Will the acquisition benvfit
the aorricultural interest ? No The Ca
nadiins export both grainy aid flour Who
then 'will be benefited byvthe con q rest "of
C a n ad a ? ' Nobody except those bou. Re-
publicans who woill;receive app )intments
to office, in the Produce. But jireSrou,
fellow-citizens, willing to prosectite the
war for-the berir fitof these gentry jk -Will
you kicrjSce t wenty thousand nortrbops;
which probably; does not exceed the num
bers re'puisite to subjugate tht country ?
Will voii ad.to ybur national debt thirty
millions of dollars, for theTenviable privi j
lege1 of incurring an .annual nd permanent
expenditure or one million f ; '"u
If vou are wdlinc: to do this. 'vote for
Mr. ScAyjER, you who' are his constitu
ents ; approve all the measures 1f admi
nistration, whether right or wrong ; pro
claim that it is. tre ison to douoc their per
JectapilU and extol the wisdom'' 1 of, the
matlVar'wef are jjurstiing jDo allthis
and; more ; prove to' the world that you are
r our first campaign to Canada
he surrender, by Gen. Mull, of his
wholearmv without anv formidable, re
ghtjnfe.vis an event calculated to1 inspire
fn lings of regret, surjjrise and alarm' in
jverv American bosom.
ft is to be regretted, because it inflicts a
wound qjv our national honour, impairs
our WttioSal strength? and; exposed us to
the scornand. deriston pf the world.'? r
It ii a matter of surprise, because,' afr
tcr'invading Canada, pompously proclaim
jptr that the country was 'occupied by our
tnopsi fthat no quarter would be given to
the enemy, in certain cases ; our army, we
next le:tnv without any general battle, and
withqurany apparent cause, is jctreating
h ve recrossed "the lines-ar: prisoners
of war! . , : , A'
It is an event calculated to excite oqr
ilarm ; becattse-it authorizes, nay compete
the conclusion,: that the loss of this army
wholly Jb be aUtlbuUd to . the m provi
dnt, v imbecile or? traitorous tTonduct.or
those chargrd with the. management and
conduct of the ' operations oi w ir. i
What cbnfidence can we have.in aii ad
ministration Uiat can thus wickedlvsacri
fice such'a number bf our fellow-citi zensr-i-who
thus rashly, and in contt mpt : of ad
monition, afe bringing ruin on their coun
try? 9 t,
I-ong since was this improvidence
foreseen. It w is foretold by the atye
md vituous minoritv in congress, bt
this war would be attended with disas
ter in its progress that; it would result
in thel humiU,ntionv and disgrace of our
belovedcountrv. 1 :It " .would be v sdnie
telier''sav-.. thev, i in their address to their k
constituents,' u to our anxiety, if amends
were likely 'to. be ' ttiade for the weakness
und wildness of the: prijectvbv the prudence
of the preparation- But in no aspect of
this anomalous affair canHve trace the creai
and distinctiveVprope'rties. of visdoraV
There is seek a headlong ..rushing into dijfi
cutties
with' little i calculation about
the
without ucress;' By' .. theireturn of killed
iarid Vpinided,vit jlU.be pcrceivediHat
ilje, loss of officers vwai uncommopl vl greati
nrir.tionstto. raiiy tneir .comp inica wis
mo occasion-pr itv . ' y
4 v - J -am, zry VespVctf ullv: ' i s
vr ; Your most obedient servant, , :..
'Tori; "I ,rj. Eu4tU: -J5ci CsV s?r; ' &6
mPOnfr&fttyVll$toini Mijat Vs Horn's defeat.
Captntn Gilchrist ;
C ntain'UUerv
CaptV !yiC-iilough of the Spies : v
Capt. Hcpstler severely , wounded,'
J and not- expected to . recover
. (since'flead) ' ,
lent. P,ertZ
Ensigns Roby and Allison .
la Privatca x - j
1
i
1
. 1
10
gan yolanteersr whowere. attached to hitf
com ,n md and distin cuished bv: their4 va I . f
lor. It is impossible 1 for me, m this? com v
munication to dcr jusUcetatl romcersandi,
soldiers, who. gained the: v?c7orV whichlT f.)
havt descri(bedv Tlcy3jave acquired tigh ?b
honor to thernsclveVand arc utlcntii cd
tp tbegratitifude'of their 'cnuntfvr . - A
x Maior MurrAf.vthef: 41st reciment com-" ,
inarided .ihcntisbin .ctionSTKe,:
regulars and volunteers consisted of ahYnitv
dians.t xMajorMuir, and twov subalte.rnV - fe
were wounded, . pne( of them since llead, I
iAbo'nt forty Indutis were found deadX(
the 'field; and Tecunlseh their lcadfjrv aa
slightly wounded, TJhenumbeV of .wounV. (V
ded Jndians wHo escaped lhas not becn:a&f )
certajfd ijFourof MajdhMuirdebch r
ment have beenmade prisoners. Snd-fif- ' -
1 Told .lost' IT?, ,
- Number of wounded, 1 as vet unknown. ,
c tl - u u ' v v teen ot the 41st regiment killed and wown 2 ,
blR The monbodv oi the army hav- i - i ' i' - . 4.
v- -.- , .-.' v - . r u ded. The militia and volunteers attached H
mg-recrossed the uver at, Detroit, ort.theK vjJ-L i - " n
:u r.i' 4.l. s.' l to hia comm3rd were in the. severest vpart r:
)JLa m Pf the action, and v their loss must haVo
;drR:the commanl of lieutvcbl.MiUerr to
open the communication to' the river Rai,-4
5lu, and .protect tbe prbvisions, which were
mder thevscortCof Capt. BiUsh " Fhis
detaph m c n t co nSi h ted o f the 4th XJ - States
regt.vand two spiall detachmentsindcr the
command ofvliieut. Stansbury and .Ensign
:MLabe of the 1st n giment ; detachments
ram th Ohio ;iod Michigan Volunteers, a
corps ofv artillerists, with one six pounder
been great it has Vot vet heeb ascertained! .5 '
i nw me nonor to dc, ' ..:
' Your rntist obediHnt'f?vflnrl:
w.i; HULL.tto Gen:
''rN . Commanding tf. H'. 2rmKA,:V
t : f Secretary f War. ' ,
Return of killed nndttfourMed in the action
- fought near JWjguagii August 9th S vz n
4th U S- reeiment 10. noncommis-
1 t-
r
ind an howitzer under the command 6f rY-.
i: i 1 .- - 1 w-nye wounaea ; capt oaieer or tne 1st
lieutenant Ksttnan. anrl a .i:rt nf rdntains ' . . rrf. r ;.f 'r ,r
Smith and Sloan's cavalry commanded bv W . W: "?!
01 tne wmo .volunteers. in , -r - , 1 - ' ' ' v v
uisucr or iues itn, aoingf auty n. tne
and an ensicrn; whose"
r
1 :!:
r.
ft
p.
ctpturi Slbati
Lieutenant 'Colondj Vldlcr. marched from a..' o-n
' -u ru- "" tn ; heat, only: a
Uetroit on the attemoon of the 8tu instant, " J vl u -
,i n,u'n.. iJui! - ' i name has nor bee&t
mtuuu nit ytu rtirvjui t u tiUtK, r. M - UIC
van-guarci, commana.ea.ovr captain 'aaeiung T- u j l- " .-'. i
a w a. 1 it a c' i b v In the Ohio and ' Michicran volunteers h
Oi the 4th United States7 reel ment, was ' 1 n j ?Z ? , ; w bv,
c 1 ' uv r d ' u 8 were killed and 12 wounded. i I1
troops and Indi uis at. the, lower part of
iVl iguago about fourteen, miles from ue-
Wm HULL.
FORE TO V ' JElVS.
- 5 t F V
ro.r. .tnii .fine ;we,cwro ,ooa? w -W Lwft. nigbV ' : , ft
m.ir-hing,in- two' columns, -and 9aptain rived in' ihi, port the'ship 5terlWgrB5terV K'
Selling .mainwinrd h.s posit.dn in a . most a- 40 davs rom' LiVerpooi. v this'WsI. &
g.ill9nt-manner, under a very , heavy.. fi.e; ,iw V,. rt.rt.iA I nnAni 'ti
:d nd advanced to u .u ,;r a n,M :; ' jlx Jj,
occupied,when -the vvhble, Jnclusiveextracts willoe found hdn'tf: . .-V?
ir Rnrrmv wire inrmiri nfmnrt - . . -
fir to "be slaves; that youa'rea v race re
fwm, .fatlerfotecrii flto MfMjii Bsixc for chalns.M But
quevces ( O , , , ' rremember the. direct taxt's are' susnended
only Until the Presidential Election is' past V
that; there must bes new. requisitions of
men' for, the army t hen ou shall be
rtqVired tocontntiute your wealth, Vnd to
sacrifice your sons, for the support dfthis
crctMm ":;nn Vint- r i m nlin 9 tie tn' QtfctMm
you imve cnuseu. . jv ,
How do the' events of the present day
justifv tht-e? observations ! How Forcibly
flo thev.vurge us 'townnaraw pur conn
dence f rom' r t h e ; m admen w bo- ha ve" i n vol-:
Ved;iisinthis War,, and to enirust tfienra
Dament4.bfyobr'ffira-"''tp;pi"en-of sense J
ind sound discretion." i f;; v ' j V?
Already there arev probably, more thah
fourthousdnd oftOurfellowcttizensin
oonaage py means ot,tnis most, impolitic
nioit :foolisfiwai; ' And "tjiisis but thebe-.
ginning, - the first fruils; hi the" ; mad .me a?
lu-i .-i ,4 ..t. ' ;-- V' ' "w-s
I And twhat "good efietts have jrcfsjilted to
lis from jtiiAre, eany nearer. tbVthe ar
tainment of its. obiectsthaq we were before
the' war was commenced.r r t; ' -v !
Inteadfof having' conquered CsfnadaJ
ountroops1 are, driven backwithdisgrace
v M w). wKMl. y t ivpm VBUr'V'IV ' VI' ill '
itrong holds n our borders are urrende
idqythryenemilVA
oreli
4 v-
TfJESDftT S ptember:3.
Qopies of a Letfers JromjBrigadier-gcnerql
limLta the. UiepqrtpicnVoj War iccami
m
' partying the dispatchpubhsKpa1 in our lasts
"f? ;f'$andwtctil7thyAu
1 On' the 4thinsti Majbr Vltn :Hbrn2 of
CcSi; FindUe ReginienCof:pbioy9lu
the command. of 200:meo,princinaUv rir
until the line was foroit
the, ground he
"excepting the
determined , to, grant no more
ifterthev received trie 'official
n.atniCWOOU OO tnir Mnrlarariniiof rfrm tKiW ' mi,
left, -v Lieutenant -olonel iYlilb r ordered Uu 11 u:i?u..4 l:--j.isiI A
h.s whole line to advincei and.whel with, Were'to'clear butprevUas tovtKe lith! of
lira sm ill distance of theeneinv rrndfrni ' " 1 f ' ' "V I .
1,
I j u- " 1 . - . i august, pursuant 10 tne ounaiv'ons or sucni -
eucru Mwc wnjc, ,iu prxiceeea wicn licences. ; n application a extend the t mV A ,
chaiv6netef when the whole BnUsh ving been Rejected; ; A,plication vk.d' -',
bWe andxlndjans ntmended retreat. 'BftlimWc for licences for. vessels sup 1 t
They wer. pursued m a most vigorous posed tb haW sailed from New Orleans1 for 4;
nanner ; about two . mjlesj ; and.the.urst England aftethe, expiration of the emar. ' I
discominuedjonly on account ofi the tat??ue d before-advicVof thV war iched' . h
ol tmops, the approach vof evening,;, and tHafi place, & heen refqfld. T Licence: f'f
the, necessity of turning to .take xre ,of had been 5gfand toV American vess ja
the.wouncled. rheadicious arrange- the Baltiq tb proceed to England with 'Afcih
menta made v LieU CoL, Miller, and rA Russ;arj caroei i but had bVn&fusVd' It
the gaUant manner, m which they weref Xr. foVthoSe atArchangel Except Vuctti as f
ccutednydy Wghet wcpt therC 'from7 Englmd.r ,Thc l(PfLsi-r; T i,.'
honor. From .moment " the ne : com-t xlerts proclimition declaridPVaK rear fed M
menced the fire, itrcontinually nioved onV England via Halifax! on the 2d Wf August, l-U
:and; the,enem mairitatned their position nd y-la fcbtfenbuVgh on ;the 4thf Ithc
until forced ; ar .the-rpointof the baonet. samc moniH 'The Americatfships :Wthe J
The ndians on the deft, under, ; the om- Northpf Europe received; Advice of lthcrw-jf
"I'.-of ecuimfouht ith .gtfeat waV, long before th'e, English shipss bf war - T
obstinacy-irr.cpotiw got orders to! capture; Exchange atlSfc' - fj
compelled toretreatf ;;The; yictory; ,was Petershurgh onXorJdoh the Wofrju!
complete ih every pafrtofthe line, and the Vas at Q l-2.Xblonial produce dull sale" '- 1A
success iyould hay ebeen more brilUaptd Herao dnd 'Talldwl verv highndrbf bfolt
the cavalry charged ;the. ehemron .tre. S Theshtv cJiodrn capt.: C&rV; 1 jij
pfresented. r Although :oderawere giyer dWthe Baltic bnthetb b.f JulVubde ! tfa
for the purpose,5 unfortunately', thev-were irv C'! 'TUA rkrv;it r,
emen, to proceed to the river Kaisin, and
1 urthemf aecessarv. to meet and reinlorce
CapVruh; "df the staV-of , OhioVcoV'
manqinga company pi, voiunteers,-ana es
braveia
s W Wy .ascrihed bravevo-AteiicMmtnx ,nretat the
mritehrs of Ohx AlaT foronr rmintrvii2 hi:V,uJ.i Tcr.i 'C.;.-,i- ul :.v,:;'
vdrgradedd etrydxpuntry ; The VhoIeetcHmeht retreated mJvdisor
fe?6 becomprthe; drensJ.deV.Alajor V inhbrn'made,everrexertion
ot onr :ihtuated-tleruded. administration ,rtdforWl :r. A nrWr-nt ' theCreirat;, that Via
not executed, CAf niqrVatf JHorn Varid
Morrison of the Ohibv Volunteers, Mrere
associated with )ieut. iol,CMtUerVla4 field
vedatJlOotteflburghfrom Ybrkwithi'-, b
the news of the, war on the2id of Idly.; a
i , 'i
irof.' The '. lastridvtcei' t ::t$
theJieV and -me!.fiimCandjutrepid -oian fnVituation'quit frpm; what ri '
hefHhey. led .their respective commands i tb hasLbeen 'for, many X vVars;6efbreyhd "vv-,J
a'ctiohv-;-: rV--vwt F,renebAare:deVeed'i allCt'K
aptain.B ?rer U the V 1st 'UkStates. re- pr6babtlitvthe,VrWiU.tsoonbe underl the 'f
giment,captam , Brevort of the- second, ti necessity of evacuating .the Penihsula 1 al- f
cartaiikHull of the lth 'rmvaidde-camn together. In the" North ' Hnnsnartirt-', V.Hi ,
ind LieunvWhistlerof the list requested peari thavBusinessenbdghbn bis handi ''r"
uciuusaiuu lutjum iiicj cuui;ncQii3 vu-' tne xiassiananu aweaes are opemy against -
unteers: ieutenanrcoU v Miller iikssTgn-; him V-DoKmarJf Seems" to be willjng ,to jofaV t
ed cxjrjtfmands'Vtotrcapt ihe! cOalitio.n; arid thebthcir Northern pow- V;'
Vh irer;Tahd cants; BfeVQrt;and Hall, ersilpfobblvonly - rwaitrjf brVfavorablcV-.-Vfi
arhi reauestattended his person andai opportunity to throw; their weicrhtintq ths. . - J iv
tf$ coding provisibnVr Yortthis army,; U&t
yvrei tnese r tne; hptiours W th, whichlourl RrrJwnstOwA: a lartre hodv of Iiidians had
rmy;Avas,tq be crowned ih this var ? forfied; an tambuscatlei Vi" the J MajorVj
ded hipa in- the ; 'generaL rranementsi ; scale "Vrrainst the niightv tyrant.: "thib ? .
Lieutenant-colonel jNiiller ha$ ; me :tioned be. so and -the Uussians pursue the.retreat v i '
the conduct Of these; officer m:, terms of in g policy Bonaparte will never -be' tho'v-'
high approbation. In. addition -to the cap-1 Erapeiorof theworldrit will TequiTe, all.