Star.
London, England, 1812-11-14 00:00:00

WARSAW, OCTOBER 17.

Troops are daily passing through this city, ally*
daily expect more. Some days ago we had here a
division of heavy hotse, a battalion of \rakes under
Prince Borghese, and a division of hussars and cui.
rassiers ; likewise yesterday a corps of 9000 infantry.
All these were proceeding to the grancLanny.

AMERICA

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QUEBEC,OCTOBER I.
Late accounts from Upper Canada state, that no.
thing has recently occurred in that quarter.
FROM THE KINGSTON UPPER CANADA GAZETTE.
His Honour General Brock landed here yesterday
from the Royal George, and was saluted by a dis.
charge of 19 guns by the royal artillery, under the
direction of •Lteutenant Richardson. In-the-afternoon
he reviewed the Militia, and expressed himself highly
pleased with their appearance, and the manner in
which they went through their exercise. In the
evening he was waited. upon. by the Magistrates,
Clergymen, Officers of Militia, and others, in a body,
who presented him an Address, a copy of which, and
his answer, I lay before my Readers;
" To his Honour ISAAC BROCK, Esq. President, administers

log the Government of Upper Canada, and Major-General,
commanding his Majesty's Forces in the said Province,
0' MAP IT-PLEASE 3101,1 R HONOUR,
• de We, the Magiitrates, Officers of Militia, and
others, inhabitants of the town of Kingston, beg leave
to congratulate you on your arrival, and to offer yeti
that tribute of applause and, admiration which the
conquest of Detroit must every whe'te. excite. That
army which was to look down all opposition—and
that General, whose Proclamation denounced eater-
minativn to his opposers, were unable to withstand
your judicious and intrepid operations • and submit.
ted to the terms which you were pleased to dictate.
The confidence which your conduct and talents thus
eminently displayed have diffused through his Ma-
jesty's subjects in this province, will, we trust, be
ishewn by a general emulation of the spirited conduct
of those of our fellow subjects who had the honour
'.of sharing in your toils, and participiting in your
success—a success so extraordinary and so rapidly
atchieved, that posterity will, perhaps, regard it as a
fiction of the historian, that you prorogued your
Parliament at York en the 6th day of August, ad
that after encountering every obstacle from roads
and weather, you were, on the 16th, master of the
fortress of Detroit, defended by thirty-three pieces
of cannon, and an army of 2500 men, which laid
down their arms before your gallant band, of less
than half that number.
" Kingston, September 4th, 1512."
.To which his Honour was pleased to make the
following reply; _
ee Nothins but the confidence which the admi.
rable conduct otthe Yorrand Lincoln regiments of
Militia 'excited, could have induced me to undertake
an expedition such as _lately termidated so muted; to
the advantage of the country, I have reason, front
'the Reports made to me by the Officers stationed at
Kingston, to • rely with equal confidence on the dis-
cipline and gallantry of the Militia of this district.
It is with the highest satisfaction I understand% th4t
in the midst of unavoidable privations and fattens
they bear in mind that the cause in which they are
'engaged involves their dearest interests, and the hap-
piness of their families.—Gentlemen, believe me seat
sible of this mark of your esteem."
This morning, at ten o'clock, his Honour the Prt
sident left town, it is supposed for Niagara, in c:0111
sequence of hostilities being renewed.
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE.
" Head-Quarters, Montreal, Sept. 21
" G. o.—His Excellency the Governor-Genna4
and Commander of the Forces, has been pleased co
approve of the following appointments of Of.fieers ,
the several divisions of Indian warriors, staresed at
the outposts of the Camp of Blairfinde :
NATIONS, NAMES, AND RANK.
St. Regis, or Oghpuassagay, iroquois—Louvigny de kfontirrs
Resident and Captain ; St. Germain, Lieutenant ; 401".1
meter.
need
Coghuawagos, Iroquois—Chevalier De Lorimer, Siggidect
Captain ; De Lorimek, Lieutenant and Interprets
Lake of the Two Mountains, N isseugnes and Airiqbll-Da.
charms, Resident and Captain ; Chevalier De L!stocri Lim".
nant and interpreter ; Chime, Interpreter.
St, Francis, Abenoquis—Simon Evans, Llelilenaa and v
pretei; Stanislans Vassal, Lieutenant and Interpreter.
Abenaquols and Iroquois—Chenier Gaudier, Liesitganl au
Interpreter; Pierre Hubert, Interpreter.
res"pecTroivrece
reaievkes fthreom the payanlsdrbani.
dnsrallowances,of
" 11sIVARD BAYN&Sk Adj.
ATTACK ON LOWER CANADA.*
nrti of the'
MONTPELIER, SEPT. 18.--From all rri--- ,L.
country there are accounts of the movements ix wol
regulars and militia. Plattsburg is their,%iroaar
destination, where Generals Dearborn ;nit
__
field The hl3avrhe already dlystharriNveetwEittl:
tmheare6hthrilaensddliBntshr.,
troops are also at this place. Gyneral
to command the van on this expedition s at ro for
militia and 80 regulars passed through tbis t.747b8
Plattsburg. If Dearborn enters the wiloob.4
ought to have.Bo,ooU men, as no dOsibl`l7o4:o4
Governor, of Canada being able to briD4 7"-*
fofrNlatNtsebwogralYgab:;CduktA2®9l:wtheeteillienin::::f.l:,..
into tic o.4.appgt #11,1t..

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We have today no additional arrivals from the seat
of warin the North, but letters have reached town from
the French coast to the 10th instant, and from Paris
to the 7th. They notice the receipt of intelligence
from Moscow of the 21st October, stating, that as
the Engineers, who had been directed to survey Mos-
cow, had not found sufficient accommodation for the
troops during the winter, BONAPARTE had determined
to remove his army to Kalouga. No notice whatever
is taken in these accounts of the defeat of MURAr on
the IStb, by KUTUSOPF ; this will, of course, be the
subject of the 25th Bulletin, for the receipt of which
we now look with no other emotions than those of
mere curiosity.
It is of the most gratifying importance to be
formed that the French have retreated in the direction
of Kalouga—by this movemenr, they are flying from
both Capitalt--and this, after the sanguinary occu.
pier of Moscow had told his good people of Paris
that he would place one foot in Moscow and the
other in St. Petersburgh 'ere the winter set isu To-
wards Kalouga and Tula (which is about sixty
miles to the westward of Kalouga, and still farther
from Moscow) the French have, no doubt, fled in
their desperation, but both these places have, in all
probability, been burnt by the Russians, fbr it is but
the other day that we learnt frbm Lord CATHCART'S
dispatches, that the Militia of Kalouga and Tula re-
mained firm in their positions. We shall rejoice to

beat that the Russians have been apprised of the in.
leaded visit in urns to effect another glorious confla-
gration—we Call it glorious, for this last resource of
en enraged nation has succeeded m well at Moscow,
that we are anxious to see it repeated. Next to a
14 directed Charge f the bayonet, this is one of the
1101 t formidable engines of warfare, to which the op.
Pressed nations of Europe can resort, while France
ataintains her present attitude.
From a Gentleman who has just arrived from Pe.
tersburgb with his family, we learn the interesting
fact, that the recruiting in the territories of Aux-
tabu had been attended with extraordinary success,
both, as use are sold, from the liberality of the No.
Iles, and the enthusiasm of the people.—and from one
iirtrict to the north-east of Sh Petersburgh, 800 sharp
*timers of remarkable skill, had left their country in
a Body, and had joined the ranks under the gallant
and successful Wrrrnatisrux, prior to the storming
of Polotsk.