262 I!%close a lhit of the killed .and wounded, and cannot but lamt ut that there are sO many of both, but of the latter I am happy to say *large proportion will return to their duty, and mo3t of them in a short time; I also inclose a return of the arm- and ammunition N hit have been taken, as well a.. of the prisoners, whom you will perceiv e . to be equal to my utmost force, exeinsiviof the lodians. It is reported that a party, con.i.dinf of one hundred men, bring ing five hundred hogs for General Wincliestet's force, has been Completely cut oil by the Indians, and the convoy taken. Lieutenant Wheal', my acting WigadeAlajor, whose gallantry and exertions were conspicitosis on the .2.2 d instant, is the bearer of this dispatch, and will be able to afford yea every i. formation re 'peeing mir situation. I have :he honom. to be, &c (Signed) H EN R Y PROCTOR, Colonel commanding. To Major-General Sheath., Are. &c. fite. Fort George. Return of nisoners taken after the Act at Riviere au Raisin, on the '22d January l on 813. . 1 brigadier-general, 1 colonel, i major, 9 captains. 6 lieutenant-, 10 ensigns, 1 brigade-major, 1 adj.lant, 1 quart( r-inaster, * sur geons, t sc•rjeants, 4.35 rank and file.—Total 4"5. N. B. The Indians have brouk t in and delivered up several Tri• goners since the above r .•tnrn was taken, they continue to du so this morning, so that thi- re urn is not perfectly correct. nor can a cot reet one be procurad until they arrive at Sandwich. Return of Killed and Wounded in the Action at Rivier au Railin, /2il January. 1813. sericant, 1 gunner, 21 privates, 1 seaman, killed ;- 1 henteriant-eolorel, 2 captain:, 6 lieutenants, ensigns, 1 mid shipman, 6 seijeants, corporals, 1 bombatlier, 6 gunners, privates, tt seamen, %von/1.4.d t General total-24 killed, 158 wounded. Names of the Officers Wounded. Boeal Artillery, Lieut. 'Front:Mon. 41st root., Capt. Tanen, and Lieut. Clemom Hayal Newfoundland Regituent, Ensign hers Marine Departmeut, Lit - wenn:its Holette and Irvine, and 11fid t hipman Rie::ard.on Ist IF..sex Militia, Captain an • Lieutenants 111 4 Cormiek and Gordon. tid Ditto, Claud Garvin. Staff, Colonel St. George. [Thi , Grzette an - onners the cvtures of the Viper and Caroline Atnekieau Letters of Maryte.] B %SKIM PTS. G. L. T.uitz, of Baker-street, Portman-square, tailor, to stir render April ?T, Nl,iv 8, and June 5, at te , , at Guildhall. Attor. Mesbrs. Bodtield, Punkin, and Hind-court, Fleet street J. Worn, of Portsea, Sonthampton. slopseller, May 4, 15, and I JIM, 5 at eleven, at Guildhall. Atto . nie s, M essrs. J ones a n d Rothe, Covent aarden Church-yard. J. Tay; r, of stoke Newington, butcher. April 27, May 15, and June 5. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing-late T 0.% cr-street. T. Byr• e. late of Portsmouth, contliampton, calesnian, May 5. at one, 6. at tel .11111 P S. at eleve-, at the Fountain Inn, High street. Port-nwiiili. Attorney, Mr. Hart, of Portsmootli. C. Rerty, of Svtertioses.alt.y. (orollill. atationer. April 27, May 1; Kiel June S tv 4 e, at Guihllall. Attorney, Ali. Ctibeanen, Pl'l 5C0114014'0 Glll'llll4ll' fit Idfi, y, of 'rriiiit)-str. et. Rotherliithe, Surrey, baker, May 1, 11, any' Joile 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nttiiroey Mr. Mallet, prilitenop' re, Bermondsey. . P. Ciokat. and t . Platt, jun. of i iverpool, merchants. May an ' c 5. at he, at tl..e Globe Tavern, Livt rpeol um. Me-sr'. C limp e•nd 14-age, Livervool ; and Mr. Battye, Chan cery -lane. I -ralotl. • • G Witter, of Newbory s Perks, trorer. April 2 7 , May 4 . and Julie 5. a. ten, at (110db:ill. Attorney, Mr Eaton; Westmoiland rity-rna t. • . D. St v. r-. oeCer Ratelite. s'rp-el!cr, May 1, at e'cven. 8, at tie, and Auto s, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Cooly, Amon. B N. w march, or Chi !withal), Gloucester, common-brewer, April tft e, atot Jim. . 5, -it eleven, at 114 e B. !I Gli.nee-ter. At or. c M. S „ Imm o • is . .iiin4tou. ;old .gory, Bedford. %row, Loi don ; •,01.1 . ...Stroud, Cloned-.t, r. jun. of C aro, (iloyeesier, c.al-miner, shopkeeper. AT A 10. 1, •.M1 Julie 5, ;it tit f•lv. ;,t ;he Rummer Tavcrii, Bristol. A • .' 'es t• ice and Lai4o!,nsil lon, Loudon ; and Mr. thu tley) APRIL 2. J. Late of 0.1 t tI, 1..11..1.111( r. Ni 4) lb. aii Juste S. •ven, at I.;i Star niNi tei In Woreesie At- Willies Mr. (learn, Exe:.ei l uer °thee, —.llCtLi 1 ,lez, Loudon ; and M. De Quire), vt'• er T H u I , of Upper Northampton, viettialltr, April */.8, SZ), tiled June 6, at eieven, at u.e Whit( Lion inn, Cial.inirN, lord. Attori blessr- B. Robtrb., of Podscy, Y. la ' ut..t iuuc niaher, May 4, ~ and June 5, at eleven, at the Hotel, Lveds. Attoi, ,V 1 r. Set tare% lay, Fleet•htreet, Loudon ; and Ur. Lul.e oi..kelock ) i.ei ds, Ycrk. I'. Davis, and P. Portway, of Tipton, Stafford, timber-merchants, May 18 9 at tour, 19, ati‘o j.• tic .5, ai tttten,n , Ike Littittiio's Arms 1., 1 F t isom,s, Dudley W 1111,21114, Ely-place, u'd C'ertificates its our ncxt.] THE PRINCFRC OF WALES. SOU 1111 V liK k; A numerous 7,lecting assemolt d at Town H ill. in the Baronet, on Wednesday, pur mint to requisition, to console of au kitht.:. to he r Royal • Hightie.s the Princess of W..les oa suoject of toe tate eon-piracy against her life and honour. A letter trust) sir W. Lewes, the High Bailiff, - was read, excusing his ale•ence on account of io disposition., Mr: So!onto') Davis was then cal eel to the Chair. Atter the re cristtion, and the answer to it, were seal', Ma'. Jukes stated, tiLlt not fladtitg mccnn4d :ay his FICCIIII - coadjtitors, io Lie et nemenceno ut of this bosiiie•-s he and Soule others had teamed themselves into C tinvittee : and that, what he shenlil utter, would be as the organ of the ennuoittee. It hint been tl cir intentioo originally, to ins!' nct their Constituents, but Mt Millie tepresentations that had been matte, thi • hue:lion had been with drawn. He would tint occupy It,eir time, but would ploreed iiiime. diately to the Re-oltitions. thee moved, Ist, a resolutleth, the joy felt at the marriage of the Pi hoer ss of Wit:e , . One expeessive of joy at the' hit th of a elan...liter. S!. One stating that a short period of happiness had lice,' .neeet del' by nitwit misery : that her Royal HiLheess laboured tinder much calumny ; and ttiat implied charges i,' existtd against her. Mr. Young ob j - erted to the word '' now :" lie said, the innocence of the Prince's. had been compietely : no man wits hardy -tieugh to say, tli.t was , guilt : the Comini•sionets, :Leung as a Granit Jere, who had been a sort of advocate to the. Prince, had eleela i -6 the Mr. Ald Wood came forward, as a resident of the Borough : lie had not interfered to procure this meeting, nor that at Westiniuster; lie stated this in explanation, to such persons as thiek his iews were interested,— that he was look nee after titles. ( As to the wording of the Resolutsons, he had reZVOIo to belk% t, that a hew made Knight, a ye. y few day-, had been esoldOyed to seek evidence against the Princess. (Nano' ! and No ! No!) He hived the Noble Knight had by this time desisted tient his pursuit, with a conviction that the public voice on this sobje et was night. Commissioners had been called a Grand Jury ; but did a 4 nand Jury, when they 9. inlayed no bill, ever indulge in comments on the accused person ? Kolg had heen deceived in this business : the evidence of the ine-‘l - .c.it men, which rebutted the evil: nee of Lloyd and Cole, was never ,liewo to him, though taken two days Wert' the Coinints•not. lei! bed been stiewn, that excellent Mo.; narelt vvoalti never have emitted his warrant for iiigniry, Mr. Yillme; a gic v to withdraw his • opposition, and the Resolu• doh was paved unanintsrmly. Mr Kt it mists m proei:sieg the 4th Re , caution for an Address to her Royal Highness, said, lie had been anticipated in niest of what !se intended to say, by the 'IA ot thy Aldernito. The Costnioissiotters fl• et no right to go into i:tilclisitito as to the private daily conduct of •he P . incest ; tln hod a' specific charge netore them: but there !:s. as it was said, a paper of the utmost inspooance kept back, !elating to her Royal HigiaresA; H paper tthii•ni, it Wa-, 1•11 toot tided to bring•tbrwarti, it her Royal Highness s •oteci ever place resell at We head of any political ',arty. Some persons had ridi culed the important e which the Prieenso. in her letter, attachel cuntirniatiott ; but it shoult4 be recellected, that this was not. in the case or the youlte Prinee.s, an title sleirrolition,'lnv a .:;rant{ cal cereiot ny, •contormity of hei ritlit as a Protestieg Perverts, to sit nu tae Throne of these realms. From this en 0111r)4altee,• she P 1 inee%s teight naturally consider it of the titmog imp native; nor J WZg 6 1 ,14; vijaiout wer„:;012 ;011:: tnelpic.ion a that ti:S.Nse who vitwe kte THE NATIONAL REGISTER.