~~~ -H:lamden,_ Bristol, pin-n anufacturer , Oct. 23, 2 . 1, and Nov. 1.7, : C at one, at.the omenelnial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street ; and Mr. E. Stephens. Bristol. W. M3ISIIIIM, Winchmore-bill, Stoek.brokee, Oct. 10,.20. and Nov. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Me. Hine, Int.er : Temple. ,C. Cock, Week, Wells, miller, Oct. 20, 21, and Nov. 17. at eleven, at the Old Down Inn, Ston Easton. Attornies, Messrs. Illeasd.de, Alexander, and HoLne, Nzw Inn, London; and Mr. Evered, Shepton Mallet. • j Hanson, St. John -street. Clerkcn;vell, inn-keeper, Oct. 13, 20, and Nov. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. -Wilkinson and Greenwood, Queen -street, Cheapside. .W. Bearchell, Bell-lane, Spotal-fields, glass-manufacturer, Oct. 10, 20, and Nov. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. H. Bennett, New Inn -buildings, Wych-street. T. Mair, Broad-street -buildings, merchant, Oct. 10, 20, and Nov. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearce, Old Jewry. J. Gregory, W. Fishbourne, and S. Meppin, Sheffield, cutlers, Oct. 13, 14. and Nov. 17. at twelve, at the Tontine Lai, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. W. Thompson, Sheffield; and Mri R. Baum Chan eery-Jane, London. It. Miles, Brompton, Kent, tallow-chandler, Oct. 10, I7,and Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W. R. James, Earl street,. Black friars. J. and M. Solomon, Mitre-court, Aldgate, Watch-manufacturers, Oct. 10, 24, and Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ea. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe. S. P. Irish, King-street, - Soho, tailor, Oct. 10, 24, and Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air- street, P.ccadilly. T. Selby, Ipswich, upholsterer , Oct. '2l, 2 2, ..nd Nov. 17, at the Great White Horse. Ipswich. Attornies, Mr. W. Hammond, Ips wich ; _and Mr..Redit, Cook's-court, Cary-street, London. j. Tyler, Mount-sorrel', Leicestershire, miller, Oct. 13, 16, and Lt, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Mount.sorrell. • Attorneys, Alessra.Sandys, Horton, and ROS rke, Crane-court, Fleet-street, Lon don ; and Mr. Pilkingior - , Leicester. . • j. Steel, Fullwood, Lancashire,• skinner, Oct. QS, at five, 29, and Nov. 17, at eleven, at the Buck Vtit Vine. Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, London; and Mr. Gasket!, Wigan. -1. Buckley, Mossley, Lancashire. inn-keeper, Oct. 23, 21, at one, and Nov. 17, at eleven, at the White Bear inn, Manchester. Actor. atea, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton- tinder - line ;. and Mr. 4attye, Chancery lant Unclog]. R. Denton, East Cheap, chocolate-maker, Oct. 13, 20, and Nov. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pope, Modiford-court, Fenehurch-street. J. - Shephard, fdarland-Mlll,, Rochdale, Lancashire, corn-miller, flov. at three, 12, at ten, and 17, at the Navigation Inn, Roch dale. Attornies; Mr. Clarkston, ItOCIalale; and Air. Hurd, King's /etch Walks, Temple. • ' • ••: . • .• • _ kaNDON CLOETTE EXTRAORDINARY, TUESDAY, OCT. 64 WAR DEPARTMENT. DOWNINO.STRLItTs OCT. 6, 1812. , captain Coore, Aid-de-Camp t?. Lieutenant-General - Sir George. Prevost, Governor in Chief of his Majesty's Provinces in North America, arrived this morning with dispatches from the Lieutenant- General, addressed to Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's Principal Pecretaties of State, of which,. the - following is, all .extract and a Sopy :--:- • Here follows a letter, dated ktchitieal, Aug. 26. trom Sir G. Prevost, which encloses the following particulars : Bead-quarters, Detroit, Aug. 16, 1812. Sir,—l ha s ten to apprite 'your Eicelliticy of the capture of this .Miry. important pelt. TwothoUsand five.' hundred.trOops, have this day . saareticlete4 prisoners of war, .and about. 2;.i 'pieces of ordnance beve,,been taken withpilt.the sacrifiCe of a drop of British blood.. .1 bad • et_thore than sevxn.liundred troops, including militia, and about fix lafrett Indi,ti;s;tp accomplish this se'rviee. iNhen, 1 detail my 0 4 ; 1110, your y, xcelle at c y .will be astonished. I Have been ad fair , Supported b) Colonel Proctor,. the whole of my Stall, and i /pay' tty say evetY uldiiklual under mycommand. ilelirve me, Scc. .. •" ''(Signed) _ L ; ISAAC . 11 zock, Major-General. 9w/ his. Excellency,_l.ieutsnant Lk ne;x4 • . • • Air pptily rrsaVott,Eart. ............—. . ; bli 14 • • HcadCAuaiirters, Montreal, lept. 1, 1819. My Lnrd Since I had the lionow, tit transmitting to your Lptd: 'l4rredmy Aide-e:-Camp Captain ;.General Brock.a dispatch, pt Whig tLe particulars of Brigadier- Canada, which has terminated : in •t4l4olltal7t 4 6 44 alla aur, s• • .. :;...., , :,4, ; •„.. .., .. s . ~. OCT. 11. render, as a. prisoner of war, with the whale of the north-western army, together with the fort Detroit, and 33 pieces of ordnance. Ltotward this dispatch ex puss, in. the expectation at its reaching Captain Coore previously to his leaving Canada, which, with the colours of the 4.th United States' regiment accompanying it, I trust, that cfiicer will have the honour of delivering to your Lordship. I have the honour to be, 41.7 c. ' • • GEORGE PREVOST. To the Right :Honourable Earl Bathurst. • • Head-quarters, Detroit, Augustrl7.. Sir,-4 have had the honnur of informing your Excellency, that the enemy 'effected his pass:le across the Detroit river on the tilt.. without opposition, and that after establishing himself at Sandwich, he, had ravaged the country as tar as,the Moravia town. Some skl mislies occurred between the troops. under Lieutenant-Colonel sr. Geor;:e.iw.d the enemy upon the river Canard, ;which uniformly ter. Initiated in his being repulsed with loss. 1 judged it proper to detai.ft a force down the river •I'hati es, capable of acting.in conjunction with the garrison of Anilitrtsburg offensively; but Captain Chamber:, whom I • had appointed to direct this detachment, experience:, diffi culties that frustrated my intentions. The intelligence received trona that quarter admitting of no delay, Colonel.Protter was directed to assume the command, and his force was soon attcr increase:! with 60 rank and tile of the -list regiment. In the mean time, till most strenuous measures were adopted to counteract she machinations of the evil-disoused and I soon ex perieuced ti.e gratification of receiving voluntary .otters of service from that portion of the embodied Militia the most easily collected. In the attaintwnt of this important point, Gentlemen of the first cha ' racter and influence sheaved an example highly creditable to them ; and I cannot on this occasion avoid mentioning the essential assistance I derived from John M'Donell, Esq. iris ivlajeSty's Attorney-General, who, from the beginning of the war, has honoured me with his services as my Provincial Aide-de-Camp. A sufficiency of • boats being collected at Long Point for the conve.yaoce of three hundred men,• the embarkation took place on the Sth instant, and in five day( ' arrived in safety at A mliersibtire. I tbund that the judicious arrange ment, whiCh had been - adopted imtnediately upon the arrival of Colonel Proctor, had compelled the enemy to retreat, and take shelter under_ the tetws of his fort : that officer commenced operations by sending strong tkiachments across the river, with a view a cutting off the enemy's communication with his reserve. This produced two smart skitmishee on the sth and 9th instant, in botla.of Which the enemy's hiss was very consideiable, whilst. ours amounted to three killed, and thirteen wounded ; amongst the latter I have parric.ularly to regret CaPtain,Muir. and Lieutenant Sutherland, of the 41st regiment ;. the former an offieer of great experience, and both ardent in his NI ajes. ty's serVice.. Batteries had liken - rise been commenced opposite Yore Detroit, for one eighteen-pounder, two fwelire, and two five and an half inch mortars; all of which opened on the evening of the 13th (having previously summoned Brigadier-General Hull to surrendnr; ; and although opposed by a well-directed fire from seven twenty-Cur pounders, such was their construction, under the able directions L,f Captain Dixon of the Royal Engineers, that .no injury was sustained from its eti::ct. • : The force at my dispcsal king . collected in the course of the 13th. in the n.ighbourhood of Sandwich, the embarkation took place a little after .fat light - on the following moaning, and by the able tir rangements of Lieutenant Cewar of the Quarter -Master-General's Department, the whole was, in a short tune, landed without th e smallest con tusion at. Spring \A e 1, a . good position, three miles west of. Detroit. The Indians, who had in the mean tittle aliment their lauding two miles below, moved forwards and occupied the wood-, about a mile and a half on our left. The force,. wh i ch I instantly directed to march against the enemy, consisted of thirty Royal .Artillery, two hundred and fifty -11 st tegi tifty Royal Newfoundland tement i ,four hundred Militia, and about six hundred Indians, to whi ch were, attached three 6-pounders and two 3 pounders. The services of Lieutenant Trotighton, .corn manding the Royal Artillery, an active and intellig . ent officer,..heing. required in the field, the direction of the batteries was intrusted to Captain Half, and the marine department ; and I cannot withhold my , entire approbation of thoir conduct on this occasion. I crossed the river, with an intention . of waiting in a stton position the cheer of our farce upon the enemy's camp, and in the -hope of compelling him. to Meet us in the field ; but receiving inforniation upon landing, that C.,lorel M' Arthur, an officer or high reputat:ioi, had left riee' garrison three days befoie with a deeactunzitt of live hundred men, and hearine soon afterwards that his cavalry had ntrik seen that morning three miles in our rear, I decii.ted rattan immedian:• attack. Accordinily the troops advanced to within one 11 4 1 40 t tort, and having ascertained that the enemy taken little r ite Fri:* caution towards. the . land-aide, I re s olved on an assault, w h ilst the Indians penetrvel his Camp: it rigadiek General Hull, hoWeve'a prevented this moveme nt, by proposi n g a cessation of itos:ilities,' the purpose of preparing terms of ceputdation. Lieutenant-Catena John lal‘Dotinell and C.lptain Glegg were accor l lingly deputed ky ; rri: on this mission; .atid returned, witktin an bout with the enuilitiono which I have the honour herewith to transude. . Certain core-Wet: ations An:neat - 4 jnickcasi )tilt ?go tg thc two inpplenttaltagY 4.lLttarl's,) My Lord.—llincl I had the honour , Skip my feuer of the 2Gth ult. in citing( moor i have received from May .e. witi - '6460 . 1 _4.*cc t liy;' echitiiini: .iturp f #404.60 , ot • U . pper • C cif WlElaftlille*lnMbi .• -• , • . 1 •• • • * lgor> Jot. I. :- . 4.-4.. t' • THE NATIONAL REGISTER.