Star.
London, England, 1812-11-17 00:00:00

ADMIRALTT-OrVICA, Now. 16,144. I
NOTICE ie &troy shwa, That a Section of Oyer and 1
di. ' Termieer mut Goal polivery, for the Trial of Vosges marmitid
is the Nigh 8e r, wielder thejaridletios of she Admiralty of Birikrda
will be hal it Jai** Hall, is the Old Jolley, London, on Weebroday
do 16th of Drunker 'seat, at eight o'clock ix the merabig.
......
J.W.CAOKER.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.' ";:q

- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17.
PRltt OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 57,1-4 per Cast. 7Sii-5 per Ct. 9011
Cons. 514 59—fee ae. 59—Oran. 51 pr—Bonds par Is. dis.
Exch. Ms. (Sid.) la. 31. pr.—Do. (Sid.) Ss. sa. pr.

AMERICA.

The Adventure packet from New-York and Ha-
lifax, the arrival of which we mentioned yesterday,
bas brought us files of American Papers of recent
dates. Those from New-York are to the 9th, from
Boston to the 4th, and from Halifax to the 17th ult.
They enable us to communicate nothing satisfactory
on the subject of our disputes with America. The Pre-
sident is said •to have decided upon cancelling the
bonds granted by the importers of British .goode—
this would be an auspitious omen if we weie unac-
quainted with this man's true character, but unhap.
pily for mankind, there is a Corsican twist in his mo-
rals, which renders us suspicious of every act of grace
which he bestows. A little temporary popularity,
tiatil his election is secured, is all that he aims at by-
this relaxation. The Indians are every where in mo-
tion against the Americans, and are nearly as trouble-
some as the Cossacks are to the French. We ari
glad to learn from the American Newspapers, that
_ oar gallant countryman, General Baocx, is upon the
. alert. The American Militia Regiments display
great unwillingness to march against Canada. Com-
• sttodore RODGERS, of cruising celebrity, is again at
sea. We trust the adage of the "Pitcher, &c." will
loon hold with this Hero of 44 shreds and patches."
.—the following are 'Extracts from the American
Papers

44 NEW YORE, octoriza-s.
FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
el Th• Secretary of the Treasury returned US this
City on Thursday evening.

K The Secretary of State is expected in this city

today.

" The following extract of a letter from a respec.
table source in St. Louis, Missouri territory, exhibits
a most distressing picture of the dangers to which the
inhabitants of our Western Frontier are exposed, in
consequence of the fall of Detroit. The fact .of the
horrible massacre of the garrison of. Chicago our
Readers will recollect has been already announced :
Fort Chicago, on the Illinois, was evacuated on
the 15th of last month, and the officers and soldiers
put toviesth one mile from the place. Three women
and nine children were among the slain; the credu.
lout Captain Wells (Indian Agent) had his breast
cqt open and his heart roasted and eaten by the chicfs
_ present. Fort Madison (Bellevue) is now besieged
by 400 Pottawatamies, hiekpoos and Sankey. The
factory is burnt down ; by the garrison or Indians, we
have not been able to learn which. The Indians have
200 warriors stationed on the Mississippi to protect
the besieged party, and upwards of 500 more in small
parties, harrassing our frontier. The enemy expect
a reinforcement of 1200 Sioux, Sacs, and Foxes, with
140 Winnebagoes, to break into our settlement. These
•avagcs are rendered bold, and are more than them-
pelves by success. We have but 17 regular troops at
Belle Fontaine, and our settleinents are so remote
from one another, that. you will no doubt bear of the
sumt heroic eaastaplLs of bravery from this quarter,
as we are determined pot to lose an inch of ground
as long as life lases or powder or lead'can be had.
This monumt a' spy has come in ; he observed a num-
ber of wounded Indians carried from before Fort
Bellevue; SOO :Indians have gone to Vincennes set-
tlement and besieged Fort Harrison."
CRILICOTHg, sgirr.u.
" GOOD Niws.—An express from General Harrison
has just irrived in town. About 1000 men are en.
camped near fort Wayne, The Indians, who were
about s', would not stay to fight. The lasadquarters
of the north-western army are at St. Mary's;. between
Fiqua and fort Wayne,. A deta.chmant:oinlie army
under Colonel Wells has destroyed five 'Milan towns,-
burnt all the corn, etc. One of the towns which has
been destroyed, was occupied by the Potowatansies,
and two by the Miamies. We have not been able to
ascertain to what tribes the other two Indian yillages
belonged,

" General Samuel rindlcy, of this place, and the
mostoted riflemen under his eomrtuld, were a; Sr,
Marrs on Monday last. • •
" 4a express Jeft tows this day for St. Mares,

bearing dispatches from- the War Department, ad-
dressed to General W. B. Harrison, commanding the
dorsh-western army,
" General Samuel Findley has been eluted Colo-
nel of a • Regiment of mounted Riflemen s General
Joseph Kerr has been elected May*. They will both
nuke essellot officers? Vncler such skilful and brave
leaders? the maych °fon, patriotic volunteers to battle,
will be a march to the field of victory."
I ' "WI All ft OltSaVgbr WAtiIIaIv••••(CIRCUL44II.)
• 4 St. Mary's Sept. to, 18/#.
0 Sir—rAs the force which I have collected at this'
tWet of ;palmed moo; is ncotsigficitr4 to acsoinplig3

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