From the Bnfalo Advertiser. Jan. 3.
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The Seat of War.-We have nothing new from the Camp at Navy Island. Gen. Van Rensselaer, came up last night, and left town this morning. The general impression now is, that the Island will be evacuated in very few days. Whether the force there assem- bled will make descent upon Canada, or come to this side. and disband, we are unable to say but incline to the belief that the lat ter course will be adopted. It certainly is much to be desired. In the present situation of Canada, with no Patriot force embodied in any part of it. it would he a desperate under taking for the Navy Islanders to land. They might be able to do something, but the chan ces are very much against them.