Star.
London, England, 1815-10-12 00:00:00

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GENERAL SIR ChlncE
are the Charges wi:ith are to be preferred against
General Sir GcntroL l'itEvosr, or 1 which, it k said,
have been served on him pr. ?oratory to their being
investigated by a Goleral Court :
First Charge.Ftlf Iniv.l:,;, on or Ariel. lth day of Sep.
tember, 1814, by bold:,.;; u • the expectation of aro op..ratioe
of the Anny under hi, chnniand, induces Captain Do sV!V IC, lat•
of hie Majesty's ship Cur:Laze-, t, attack the Anierlcar aqua.
dron on Lake Chin' ,lain, whei, it was highly hoprud..ll' to utak,
such an attack, without the co-operation trans the Lanl i•tirces,
ter no, having afforded that co-operate in.
ect nd Lharce.—For not having stormed t!.e "l•nerican works
on shore at nearly the P:.rir time that the raid r. vat action be•
gait, as he had g.vtn Captain Down is resit's; r%pect.
bird Charge.—For having disregwded the .igual for co-o; e-
rat:en which bad previously been agran4 upon.
Fourth Charge.—for not hiving attacked we enemy on short.,
r during the said nwal a.:t :on or after at 4.as ende.l, whereby
his Majesty's naval squadron under the contstana of Captain
Dowels might have been saved.
The. 2d battalion of the 6th Foot marched into
Gosport New Barracks on Saturday last.
The 2d battalion of the 27th Foot has arrived at
Ballyshannon.
The 45th Foot, 600 strong, have marched to
Clonmel.

The remaining companies of the 2d Garrlsen Bat.
talon, which have arrived at Portsmouth froLi Ber-
muda, are ordered to join the Ili:Ad-quarters of the
•corps in Flanders.
The West Kent Militia has proceeded from Bilk.
vant to Dublin.

The Westminster Militia has received orders to
march from Harwich to embark for Ireland.

It is said that such regiments as have not IM)
effective men will lose thor 2d battalions on the
214 instant.

Via Royal Highness the Prince Regent's Regiment
of Cheshire Yeomanry is to assemble in Chester, on
permanent duty, on the 23d instant.
Extract from a private letter, dated Paris, Octo.
her S.—'4 We are building hilts in the Buis de Buil-
fogne, where we hive been so long encamped, and it
is therefore prohahle we shall remain a long time in
this Wood, which is any thing but pleasant LI healthy.
The Prussians, Austrians, &c. are aR on billets in
Paris, and the neighbouring villages, tut the English
army is likely to remain in bivouac all the whiter,
and I fear we shill have troublesome duty. The
Parisians are quite low-spirited, and those who hzve
nothing to lose are ready for any thing. We :ire
obliged to have strong guards at the Louvre, and at
all the (Ask building's, and when the splendid co-
lumn in the Place de Vendome is pulled down, which,
it is 'reported, will soon take effect, we shall have
something to do, I fear, as' he French cannot hear to
be much more humbled."

The Duke of WELLINGTON constantly wears five
.cockades in his hat, each above the other ; hi
s Lfr:.ss
in general is very plain, but when at Court, or at pub-
lic. places, his Grace's coat is completely covered w,:h
the most brilliant and splendid insignia of all the
principal ()friers of knighthood in Europe.
Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT lett town for Ramp.
ton Court, where his Royal Highness was expected
to remain last night. General BicLaktviztai attended
the PRINCE.

The Speech of the King of FRANCE, as given in
the Gazette qfficielle, differs in one passage from that
which we inserted yetterday. In enumerating; the
important objects to which the labours of the Chain.
bets are to be directed, the words to pacify admdt, which
in our Paper followed « to make religion re•flourislt;'
should have been to purify morale.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held, when
Captain J. DALRYMI'LIt was 'sworn into the command
of the ship Maielnis of Ely, and consigned for Bom-
bay and China. A ballot was taken on the following
euestinns, viz.
" That this Court confirm the unatemons Resolution of the
Court of birettorA of the 110th telt/int, whereby the Commander
and Owner: of the ship Ilevoolore are fully acquA•tA of
potation of ueultct or misco a-uet iu rtaptct of toe 104, of that
ship."
" That this Court cenllrm the unanimous neanlw•irn. of the
Court of Directors of the tOth instant, whereby t me Ounimmoltr
and Owners of the ship Vengal are kill AC illattC4 el oh imputa-
tion of nptlect or misconduct in respect of the loss of el it 61.4)."
At six o'clock the glasses were finally closed, and
delivered to the Scrutineers, _who reported that the
.Questions were carried in the affirmative.
ilnuoircnii, OCTOBER 10.—Mr. and Mrs. PETIT,
of the Hotel de Paris, at Dieppe, whose dreadful and
cruel treatment has been detailed before, :Ire not only
surviving, but have been pronounced by the sur-
geons attending them, as in a promising way of le.
covering from the horrible wounds they have re-
ceived ; this intelligence was bro•tglit hither, by a
packet that came in last night. Mr. PETIT, in ad.i.
tion to other hurts, has both his jaws broken. Seer.
ral persons are in custody, besides the black waitcr
Wore alluded to.

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