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In the late action between Generals


Brown and Riall, it appears our men fought
with a courage and perseverance, that would
do honor to old, experienced and veteran
troops. It appears, by the accounts which


are given, tina. all which officers and men,
Of their number, could do, has been done.
heresuisis pronounced, in most OF the
statements which have been published, to
be asCreat Victory'--butto to reconcile this,
with the idea, that after the battle, the y s
army retired to Fort Erie and we're about to
recross the Niagara river to the American
side, is somewhat difficult. Does this look
ss tho the British force was subdued, or
that they had experienced the conse.
quenee of defeat! Allowing Gen Brown
md his troops every credit, what has been
gained by his expedition Of penetrating a