From the Baltimore Sun, Jan, g,
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FURTHER FROM THE MICHIGAN FRONTIER Through the politeness of Mir. Clark, of Bos- ton, who arrived in this city last evening. from Monroe, Michigan, which place he lett on the llth, We have been put in possession ot the following important additional intelli- gcnce from that quarter.

 A large number of troops from Cleveland and Detroit, under the command of Col. Dodge, left Monroe on the 7th in a schooner, and were joined at Gibraltar on the Sih by Col. Sutherland, together with several Loats, scows, &c. having 25O stand of arms, three field pieces, a large stock of provisions, &c. most of which was put on board of the schooner for Bois Blanc, a British island, op- posite Maiden, where they proposed making an attack on the British forces stationed there, and thence proceed to Maiden, Sand- wich aud London. While on their way to the Island, the schooner containing 30 men, separated from the rest of the fleet, and run along within gunshot of the Loyalists, whence they were hailed by the sentinel, but returning no answer, were threatened with an attack. They were told to fire and bcd-d. which threat was Immediately put in execution, and promptly returned by the Pat riots-the latter killing, as war reported, ,-a- bout sixty of the Loyalits, without receiving any injury themselves. On the evening of the 9th, the schooner made another attempt to feconnoilre, when squall coming up, she grounded, and the Loyalists commenced an other cannonading, which was returned by the Patriots, and resulted in the loss of IA of the latter killed. when the schooner surren- dered. Co.'s. Dodge and Sutherland both wounded.

 Our informant further states that Gov. Ma son, of Michigan, made demand on the re- mainder of the patriot forces, for the arms taken from that state, which demand was compiled with, and the patriot force disband- ed. Great excitement is said to prevail along the whole frontier, and disposition is manifested by the people to engage in m ex- petition against the Canadian government, notwithstanding the reverses the patriots have thus fur met with.