The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-17 00:00:00

FROM LAKE ONTARIO.

" A Gentleman arrived in town last 'evening
• from. Sacicet's Hai.bour, 'which he left on the Ist
instant. Cwumodore Chauncey's squadron re-
mained in Niakara river at the last date, 'Where it
had brew wind-bound several days, with about
3000 troops on board froin Fort George, leaving
at Fort George about 1000 -men. The troops itt
:.'4,olet's Harbour (about 11000) were held in rea-
diness for debarkation, and boats were preparing
to receive them.---CoMmodore Perry, who at the
t irate of the late brilliant action held the rank of
Lieutenant and Commander, is promoted to the
tank of Captain in the Navy."
LOAN OV 7,600,000 DOLLARS.

se on Sf.tturflay last, being the day liked for re-
ceiving proposals for• the loan of 7,500,000 dol-
-lars..authorised by an Act of the hist' Session of
Congress, proposalk for more than twelve mil-
lions•and a half of dollars were offered to the Se-
cretary of the Treasury. The loan was taken at
Bti'dollars :35 cents in money for 100 dollars in
stock, bearing, an interest of fsix• per cent. The
privitoge of prompt payment for the latter instal-
teems not being given to the lenders in this loan,
a measure which subjects the Treasury to pay in-
terest on the money before it is wanted ; the terms
are one per cent. better to the Government than
those on which the loan of sixteen millions was
contracted for six months since.---(National
Ict-
ie'ligr Sept. ?S.)
" 1l istox, Our. 7 hive been expecting
for several clays past great news from Lake Onta-
tio, but, to our mortification, nothing has trans-
lied from that quarter, or from Gets. Harrison,
who tve expected to hear was either at Fort Mid-
den or Metriiit, since CoMmodore -Perry had
opened iepassage'to the vanilla was of Kentucky.
This, war, so fsr as it is a war. of conquest,
tunst be nnw'ncar its crisis. What is to be clone
in Canada,- must be thine quickly.' The campaign
is nearly at an end, and with it will end the army
1:f twenty.. thonian4 year's men. The remainder
Cf the army, it is'ivell known, must Le much di.
tniniblied by desertion, disasters, and ti nth. This
dimintitioo, we presume, will be-greater than can
be supplied by new recruits. We are. assured Irmo
every quarter,. that the seivice has hecOrne ex-
ceedingly unpopular ; that its many places where
bas been attempted, not a' man can be
procured ; that particularly the District of 'Maine
will furnish very few more men ; anti that the
year's men .are almost unanimously so sick of the
t,ervice, that they will not be induced to enlist
:mew, If the ~e be the facts, and our helief of
them is tomulc,t upon much observation 'and in-
(piry, our Lull couvests will terminate,witil the
));.eseitt Camp;:ign. We cannot expect that onr
tienerals will 1a able to accomplish, with a part
oh their force, what they have not beets able to
SA :COMpliSh ; tile WhOW.I-Boutort

Oct Monday ;evening hist, as Mr. Stanley, gro-
cer and rhandhn., of Kenilworth, was returning
from Warwick on hor4eliack, he was stopped by
three men, between Wootton and Guy's UHF, one
ne, whom p resoi tea a pistol at lihn, and said,
d—n your eyes, deliver your money, or I'll
blow your brains out ?" when Mr. Stanley replied,
a' von don't mean that?" The man, however,
etch persisted in the same language, when Mr. S.
niatle a strang• resistance; notwithstanding which
the villain canght at therbridle, but could not suc-
ceed in holding it, as the horse sprang forward;
when three pistols were discharged at Mr: Stan-
Jey pa!“,ed close by the brim of his hat,
another near riHit side, but we tire happy to
' say he escaped witliont. reeeiving-any
Upon Mr. Stanley reaching Wootton-, he collected
few friendk4;with whoin he instantly returned in
pursuit, and after u tedious search, pfouttil them in
Nag"s 1104.,'publie-bouse; Warwiek. They
were lodged in gaol =the sarn.e night, and bave
*ince been committed for trial et the next A6SIZCS.

MITITAttY AUditiVTATION BILL, •

AIISTRACT AS • AUglCDati CtititfiftTTEZ. '
Its Majesty emnowered to accept the volutitaN olTers of a
proportion of the Militia to. serve in any part of Edrope.
nounit of Teo finineas tii permins making Volunttfry offer.
Conilniniding Officals expliiin that the offer is to be
voluntary. •
The services of three 7.'1011 Officer* may he accepted with
900 men; two Field Officer* with Cud. men ; and •one With
fiont and a proportion of other Oliieet3 according to the estab-
lishment, _

Ills Majesty. illy form the Militia for Extended Ferv:ec
i to such provisional Regiments or Battalions as lie May think
expAient.
Officer of Militia not to take any Itlzher rani; in Ms
Forcts,-wh,lc Gil Extended Service, than Livu-
, tenant-eolonel. •

In tme .utticient btliters thf not ''volunteer, his Majesty may
appoint 01ficers.
Oilico-it' whose otters of EAtentictl Service, art: aceepted en-
titled to half pay, hilt not if they do not join and kterve upon
being rerrireti t.a suppiy rocauct,:sv /Pensions to Widots of
Officers killed on Service.

Militia on Ext,!;oleil Service sttliject to the 'Mutiny Act as
Itilnlars, and Nlilitia Odicers.and Officers of Reguldr Forces
to act ind:c.critnintitely on Cottrts Martial.
To 'continue Militia, and remain subject tri'Militia Regula-
tions, cxellit. as particularly provitird 1,). this Ad.
His Majesty may snake reguhttiotrt far retainin Otticerq,
Non-euroutil'sioneil Oiliccrs, and llrtitualcri, as sttperuu-
nierariet.. • . -
_ _

111ilitia-men may enlist together as a Coinpany of not less
than 100; and his Mait,ty may appoint Officer.; the
11i-
litiu, and make ilattaiitus of inch Companies, 6:c. •
C:ornmandiug ()nicer,' may refuse to disebargc wen upon
otifrieient cause.
Per,fins discharged reftitlng to enlist, or not approved of,
they slia!l contintle to belong to the regiment from ivhicliclis-
charged.
No person shall be drafted fra►m the Regiment in which he
enlisted. _ _

AfiiitiaOfficers volunteering to serve in the Regular Forces,'
to have ULU Pay.
?limber of Men taken from the Militia 'uot to exceed
80,0,43.
Act, of (co. HI. cap. ift) and t.n, relating to NUM.' en.
li.ting into the Line, to continue in force, except in thy:
cuse'specified in this /Vet.

LA .W INT ELIA G liINC E.

coun OF CHANCERY, Nor. Iq.

Miring the bearing nt a Bankrupt Petition r,
park Newton," the 14081) CHANCELLOR begged it
might be understood, that when an affidavit was
given in at the of (that is, filed), it was n(), to
be taken out again on ariy pretence whatever.