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From HaAGar.-On Thursday last arri-
ved at Salem cartel ship Mary. capt Bax.
ter, y days from Halifax, bringing io4 pris
cners. Left, 900 American prisoners /:
400 having been sent to England -Four
transports with 400 troops on board, had
lately been cast away on an Island in the
river st. Lawrence, and 400 Lost. The
Halifax papers do not furnish any Europe
IN news Of later date than that heretofore
received.


Madison's Prots.ion.---Last week the U
S troops evacuated Fort Scanned 10 this
town, leaving only one man in it, and have
since marched OF for Canada. This needs
no comment.


Port Scanned is now garrisoned by q
detachment Of militia from this Division
under the command OF Major LxMuEL
WEExs.


The last Boston Chronicle intimates that
il the war continues, anhennon nssss oe
hush'd. Why does no. MIR. Madison and
his myrmidons tryit!


s, Sanguinary Battle.
s Avery sanguinarY battle has been fought
between the Uaited States army under the
command OF Major General Brown and the
British force under Maj Gen. Rail- The
action, i. is stated, commenced at s O'Clock
on the evening of the 25th ult. and lasted
till 10, when, it is said, the British we're dc.
feated with the loss OF their artillery, 9 pie.
ces, and Cen Riall and 20 officers and 200
men, made prisoners The battle, it seems,
was desperately fought on both sides; the
killed aud wounded OF both armies are es-
,imated at c4oo--beiny about an equal
number Of each party.


Gen. Brown, after the battle, retired to
Fort Erie, with the intention, it is said, of
k.crossing to the American side, for want
o. reinforcements. The object OF the Brit.
hh commander appears TO have been 70 get
between Gen. Brown and Fort Erie, and
cut off the possibility Of a retreat.


Gen. Brown was wounded in the thigh,
Gen. Scott in the shoulder, Adj. Gen.
Gardner lost leg; Capt. Spencer received
two balls in his body, but some hopes are
entertained that his wounds would not prove
mortal. Gen. Riall is said TO be badly
wounded


A letter from Chippawa says, the action
lasted TWO hours that the British had not
retired to the fort, but we're supposed to be
making preparations for another battle.


The American force is stated at 1000 |;
that Of the British is not known. They re.
ceiyed reinforcement, during the engage.
1nent Of $500.