Star.
London, England, 1813-11-12 00:00:00

J.
MaSAILA.

.4"14114. .the
4 , all opt mearsttess . Peninsula, it
-8 trir,_. 1 appears that" I.43esi aLsaiserow imende to maintain
iidiiialters. Nile the footing tkliks pied id hews daring the win-
- F ,Igat- Ihe rid.-
eiralsat. ici. Row that tampiplia has. falielthhis Lotdship kt magh's)stassaasots m a ion.
His Lordship had sot • • Wan—eatOse tee- *nderst°94 to. bai'e odd ep,the,ridhc,ei hil.rlll,tl
guinea sall the _ besimjmitto; .as it did to the line oc, the Astons;r, whielts licit ovi!re yemitond
not appear. br hie '.
'lle attFaqient, fbr that along which cantoliqpits are prpurioilottlia *atm
terns -the lan-fgehtea eliee-wthe saint en ,mica The tiritia) 4144 aow is Mai* ihie Ite lett finder
altioadAra.wate ti% he leak to he'tePt an kir eer. Sir T • Home,••
• ' • ...
' . * ifiCet* of mho
vie* As id &ilia si ono edapaists.•!, he, . w.) wOIIN 101181111 kir, 11111111.1)11 .T.._ . . --,.
suSthilkiltllllll dais world be mentioned Guloph of iseott,slaidsiii! aftit‘tl.llth? bottPl6 of
as ' a gn,_ to
.entitle the militiac.who the liay od 'tit name. Thet Oats is posted considc:.
:had Aro* to ]tail Pr. He outset to doers- inbly in *wail) of /Age; acs einnnanded by Mar.
Wad Ai% whether it wes *ram that the families itd I % • , : ._.; iiaslateiosined. Th.e
sreii is
Ali Meit week lo retatio chargeahle t0..1 2"I",_"'"WPAD, Yru'l
midis die familia of the tivelve-guinea Mtn I u'n9er the orders d Sit RowLAND Hilu : -
wow uotf Did his larddip stater that a &sable pirp .. "Pr whore Allied, Army .is deZribed as in the
portico would be called/Oat from the MilitiMand AM i *hest pomade state of health add discipline. The
to this would be added au lir .-t* of 8. Of MOO diew, 4 airy, ill piietisOlar, as conktieted es interior tit
.. . .
'which was the almmine °I .the."". °"-betimes
.he. any force which esti be Ineniht against it...and ant
nonsbets actually raised in clad' two bet yeses, sad -. -vP . 1 •—• ' •
tilt directed to have been raised from the nigis*t . I, Volur nos! In •naßt *.the British troops, .le highly
Lord CASTLEREAGH man* twit the ONO ihroitrahlr to #l..operadois?f this - e auto.
a which he had spoken, was not na the two fait /a eirhisiatiiii the fon.* oppoea tp :Yestiniab
mai stout, but on all the time tlimbta which the IN anther over thee iviitireted ii.
!...r cannot
system of raughting rrom the Militia had been eille, live trader iiiiii; ".',i,A;;;. is the best 4 Jodi.
biiihed—whot the precise mutants of this arrest/SW [ . --7--- .4)Pr
Ai could Mt exactly say, but be bellevedk to am*? - alehtv nen Ihnli AM tinder. lit all, . and these are
:itta or 7000 men. The differeatlioljen dr tini. !if IN Illost desplealils deseekuies. On the other
News serving. dotted, and tbolirWErtiiiszsittattri NA the litidsli and AllititiOi the eleated to
Mai for a limited pdribd; was, that the
itos
os:ss pitc# amoral witches energy, and.
vraeki retain their prienegeal while thole who en° - • : •.. •ie- deal.
the enterprnses yawn have recently
[listed In the lies would be on the footing of Mhet "Pr
soldiers. The exact time %MA would boconsidered immortalized the Beitlili military character. They
as a campaign would be regulated 14 the Commas.; the la a eoskihitio in short to .
[ der in Chief; according to the gasaA accep_tudos of Min.mmin• 61
enterthk;
'the term. The period-during, which the milleielfilmi illth hell their twee the full power of France;
who bad volunteered for famipt /traces might be And let another half ahead laughing by,
called upon to serve abroad, would be until six months As oat a wait dna au yorimmi, t"
after the signing of a definitive treaty of peace. At
.1111Pldt respect to the remains of the French army
sonwhichidgetigneus militiatimathel wouldhabed sot expired. evdn
if
that
I it** In Catalonia.
i • Lad Wm.r..marotr is in a condi.
Mr. WHITBREAD said, that as to the Om hi !mu to hold them in utter contempt. Bomar can.
gensfil, this was not the time to stand still. and, to net disturb his plant, now that Pamplona has fallen;
make any efficient exertion, a large additional forte and If his Lordship visits in persdn that corner of
was necessary which which could be supplied from this
a Spain in which the former has shut himedf up for the
scnareeroalerphic' hi support,
ha been thirekeril'propowdtQainidtbrri.ThsWttap; i winter, it will only be to direct so?, enterprise
menu
that these increased means will only be applied td 1 against him on the part of the Anglo-Spanish army
their legitimate object. and that no new project of in his vicinity. He has no occasion to take any part
ambition on our part, of oil, thit part of oar Allies.. Of his arm-with him.
will divert us from it. Stith jiitjecu may arise, but i [
I support this measnre, hoping and witting chit the
nieans it suppliers Will be applied to this object alowe—:.
the obtainment of a speedy and honour pia:
Lad CASTLEREAGHrogtited the supptirt
whith the Hon.G•idtleman p . and which was
not the less valuablel for the conditions which Were
annexed to it. He hoped, however, that this •
spirit of amity with which the Home r.egarEert
measure, would not prevent the most sums examina-
tion of the details.
~
Mr. WHITBREAD said, that it might be better
that this examination should take place atter the Bill
had been through a Committee. and the blanks filled
up, in which state it might be given to the Members.

AMERICA.
The rumonr whiCh reached Town patentor 4
lir JAM= Tao's disaster on Lake Ontario; proviso.'
we apprized our Readers, to be totally unloosed.
It doubtless originated from dm renat events as
Lake Erie, which am detailed at length in our co.
loans of so-doy. as taken from the American Pa-
pers. The Ameritins seem to be ashamed of no
subterfuge and no dishonour, while engaged in war•
km will MISS brink. Oa Lake Erie an ANNA-
can eldpetrikos her onloses--tbs iewssamert her, and
during

—Aajoarned.

:

pima for the shore, bat that fortune bad (b-
-awd for them bh another pait of the Labe,-they re.
hoist the American ensign, and recommence the en-
Easement. In another part of •their coast, they ob.
lain possession of Sir JOHN BORLASH WARHIII6I pi.
rate signals and instructions in a ananser sju
despicable, and equally at variance with the larid
tivilised nations in a state of warfare.
The following is the Bulletin issued, by the &kith
General in-Cmada, on the subject of the unsuccessful
'attack upon Fort Sandusky, which we mentioned
yesterday : •
0 HEAD-QUARTERS, KINGSTON.
Adjataat-Geoerars Office, Sept. S.
is His Excellency the Commander of the Forces
itas received t 4 dispatch from Major-General Paocron;
reporting the circumtsances of an attack made by a'
rattail portion of regular troops and a body of Indian
warriors, on the 2d of August, on the American fort
of Lower Sandusky, which, owing to the strength of
the enemy's works,which resisted the fire of the light
field guns brought against it, so that a practicable
breach could not be effected ; as also from the want
of sufficient co-operation on the part of the Indian
iizarriors, unused to that mode of warfare, the assault
was not attended with that brilliant success which has
so uniformly signalised the gallant exertions of the
right division.
64 The Major-General extols the intrepid bravery
displayed by the detachment under Brevet Lieute-
nant Colonel SHORT, in endeavouring to force a pas-
sage into the enemy's fort ; and laments the loss of
the brave soldiers who have fallen in this gallant,
chi:nigh unsuccessful assault.
SATURN OP KILLED AND WOUNDRD.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, NOVLMBER 12, 18I&
I __.
Pak* oir STOCKS THIS TIN VII O'CLOCK.
Reduced 461-7-Cons. SSI foe ace. Sea
4 per Ct. 711—S per Ct. .40 I
Bk Long Anna. 14 1-16 a Beads, MS& -
Kitchquer Bills ti. 51. pion.

List night Lord C.Aanuftsams made his premised
Motion\ respecting the disable application of our
Militia Force, and carried without even one dissen-
tient yoke ! The principil features df the slew Bill

are—"

1. The disposable application of thii year's quota,'
and the anticipation of the next, tieing° 20,000 men
to theie are td be added 7000 More, the arrears of
the quOtas foi several years preeding i thus giSingl
as a grand total of 27;000—ntit puerilesoand raw
tondcripis; but masculine and Well dikiplined VC.
luntecrs: •
• . • .
2. The integrity of the respective Militia Regiments
is still to be preserves, one-fourth of each, at least,
being retained for the purpose of completion.
3. The Officers mid then may transfer
otheiiiselves
from home, to ttircipean service, purely as Militia-
men, that is to say, the families of the men, in their
absence, will enjoy the same relief whicb they now
do, while they themselvei obtained a bounty of ten
guineas, and the Officers will return home, with a
claim, upon being disembodied, to the half-pay of the
regular army: Detachments thus volunteering, will
probably be formed into provisional battalions diitinct
from the Line, and so officered as to preserve the dis-
tinction.

Ktateu-1 Captain, Subalterns, 1 serjeant, 1 drummer, 21

rank and file.
Wounnan-2 Captains, I Subaltern, 2 Serjeants, 1 drummer,

4. Those who volunteer fdr the pkoposed service,
but reserving their character of militiathen, to babe
ten guineas bounty. Those who enter into the line
for a limited service to receive a bounty of tilrelve
guineas, and sixteen guineas foi a service for life.
5. The Field Officers of those corps composed of
militiainen, and preserving their character of militia,
to be taken from the militia or the line, at the dis-
cretion of the Commanding Officer; but the Lieute-
nant-Colonel to be taken from the militia.

35 rank and Ale.
WOUNDED AND Misstno-1 *Meant, 28 rank and We.

NAMES OF THE OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED.

Ku:An—Brevet Lieutenant.C.,olonel Short, Lieutenant Gor-
don, 41st Regiment, and Lieutenant Lassausslege, Indian De-
partment.

WouNoaD—Captaitt Dixon, Royal Engineers, Captain Muir
and Lieutenant B4'lntyre, 41st Regimen; all

". By his Excellency's command,
~ Enw. BATIMS, Adjutant-General."

now gratifying to Britons to contrast the difference
between the preceding and the merciless law of Con-
scription resorted to by Must:urns I In France boys
are torn from their parents, and conducted in chains
like Moos, to join tha army. In Britain, such is the
ardour of our youth, that the Ministers, in proposing
plans for increasing our disposable force, are obliged
to prescribe limits to their zeal, that the (carat of the
Militia may be preserved!

We have received Paris Papers to the Bth, being
one day later than those noticed yesterday. They
are barren of intelligence fronrthat part of the French
Empire where events are now most interesting.

On the 7th November the French Funds were 58,
but they tell to 56 in the coons of the day. Perhaps
some inteibgeire of a gloomy cast from the Rhine or
a detection of some of the Emperor's falsehoods, oc-
casioned this depression.

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