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few miles into Canada? The consequence
is, after the loss of many valuable lives, he
finds himself unable to maintain his ground
and compelled to retrace his steps, proba.
bly, 10 the spot from whence he took up his
march. Ibis has been the uniform resul,
of all Mr.. Madisen's Quixotic attempts a,
the conquest Of Canada, aided with all the
wisdom of his Sancho Panza, Secretary
Armstrong.


A late writer in a N York paper, predict.
ed, that owing to the mlsmanage gement and
unskllfulness in the conductors ofthls war,
the expedition Of brown would turn out 70
be as Tar from subduing the Canadas, as
either those of Hull or Hampton. Abatine
the disgrace which their conduct brouen:
upon the country, the prediction has been
in manner verified


From Sdcket's Har6our..-At the time of
the las. accounts from this place, the squad
ron was still in port Commodore Cn4un-
cey had recovered his health, and expected
20 sail on the .3lst of August with th= view
OF meeting Sir James Yeo at the Ducks and
engaging him.


A letter from Detroit mentions that great
alarm prevails a that place that the In
dians have been within TWO miles OF MAI
den and killed several persons in the vicin.
ity there being only 22o men in the gar
risen. .ts~s.e.-s


The village of st Dayid's, near Queens
ton, Upper Canada, has been burn, by the
Americans. s


Madison " .dllies All the different
tribes assembled a, Granville have agreed
TO Join Mr.. Madison ia has war, except the
Miamies and few OF the Potawotamies
who requested to remain neatral - his
was refused by the U s. agent, at the same
time telling them they must decide wheth-
er they would be sneInies or friends. We
think these will be An offset tor the red allies
OF George Sd.


Those Peace Calcuia,ors who catch at
straws and who were so full in faith that
the Dutch government sent a Minister TO
ihis country, upon learning that the U. 5
Enyoys were to meet Lord Gambler a.
Client, and that peace would be the result,
ale referred to the Leyden article in the
column Of foreign intelligence.


This morning. one OF the stages from
Washington 70 Baltimore, in passing the
stream near Bladensburg, was swept away ;
and & sntieman passenger lthe only one in
the s.age) with the four horses were drown.
ed-Cay Gag. July ~. ~


A taverner in neighboring town, adver-
tises that his House and stables are put in
complete repair and are ready for the re-
ception of geatlemen and ladies, sc.