Star.
London, England, 1812-09-15 00:00:00

,vision of the Ist regi-
Porisni, uth from
,mbarked .board the

and 200 horses of
iv ets and SO horses
,LmoruN's army,

idstrearn and ISO of
.lorning, in consequence
preparat• Ty to the setting•
for Portagal.
guards will march on
thr

'ts
PRINCE Removes re
,onus, will shortly join.
:ements from the 4th to the
of foot, consisting of
'2OO rank and file, cm-
;niacks Swift and Eliza

.th Regiment are at
litia are quartered at
quartered at Belfast,
st Regiment are now
or Queen's Hussars

10P14 the Commander
xeded last week on a
northern parts of the

marched from Liver-
their head-quarters.
4esent consists of—
; Three Brigades of Foot
Guards, twelve Troops;
Nottingham, Leicester-
of Militia.
command of .Lieu-

egiments of Militia in
the Line, is at present
or Royal American
igners, and more par-
ve 'been apprehended,
lishment which awaked
'racy are stationed at
t of Good Hope.
..'est Wits.
.11.resvard Islands.
North Amens&
stgaL
lamaica.
wing taken place with
masters and Surgeons, it
are to be considered.
th.ir respective regi.

.., as Captain.
subalterns.
Cortset..
to choice of quarters
nor Medical Officers,
rank or command.
Montreal, My 18.
the discontinuance in
-lingtun and of build-
being true, it is aster.
they are now actually
boats, capable of con-
that lake, from Champ-
i ty.
little interrupted, it
, Ugdensburgb, oppo-.
mad+, firing on our bat-
td soon to assemble,
in that quarter, where
that of the enemy.
_;ht brigade, composed
,eral re4ular tegments,
\ rtillery and their field
YouNc, crossed
heir route to the desti-
A finer body of men,
line, cannot be prod'',
city, on its route to
of the embodied Mi-
of Quebec, composed
-om their native ardour
soon become soldiers
their brethren is arms.
in stating, that our
tth the same spirit and
their country which in-
. have most handsome-
garrison duty ; and
tent of the grenadiers of
the town guard with
)pearance reflecting the
and their officers. A
( the second battalion

which will be followed
other flank companies of
formed by the Militia
loch praise for their or..
since the commence-
establishment."

ordnance, ammunition, and
- been sent by Govbrn-
under the orders of the
A fEtirs„ Of course
.ussia, or any other Power
ruse against the enemy
certainly preferable to
*dies in money.
0/710ERL—Paid Ranson
French Surgeons, pri.
have received a pre
Transport Board to return
-*mint for their distin•
fire which threatened
in that ancient town.'

;
,
lailiama
THE ARMY.
, Saturday often oon tie first die;
a e• 6 .t to I Guards arrived .fit
F . If:' ishr?tig • Barracks, and ens;
• ltrrtl, 74, for Spain
. Or.o hundred :end thirty men, a
he ci•rp, ot Royal Artiilery Diet
er the Staff of Marq is Watuat
• r'sel th;s day at Poi tsmouth.
One brundred men of the Coldsi
e 3d Guards p leaded this mornii
t an orcirr is•ated yester day, prep r
. at for Portsmouth to embai k for
Iris expected that the Life Gua
edam-fay next for Portsmoith4
It is said that sh troops of the Pi
giment; the 'loth Light Dragoons
the Marquis of WELLINOTON.
i Wed, es& y the reinforcements f
18d battalion of the Ist regiment of
) ten officers, six serjeants, :ind i(X)
barked at Lek, on board the snow
!for London.
The 2d Battalion of the., 84th
present quartered at Fermoy.
The. Royal Lancashire Militia
Londonderry.
The Dumfries-shire Militia are q
The 2J Battalion of the 61st
quartered at Newry.
The head-quarters of the 7th, o
are at present at Dundalk.
Lieuten ant-General Sir J. Hope
of the Forces in Ireland, proceeds
tour of inspection through the no
hingdom.
TheWeA Suffolk Militia have in:
pool to Hallax, in Yorkshire, their
The Garrison of. Dublin at pres
One Troop of Royal Horse Artillery ; '
Artillery ; First, or King's Dragoon Gui
Fifth Garrison Bat tall on; Fermanagh, t'
shire, Kilkenny, and Antrim Regiments of
The whale under the immediate c
tenant-General MEYRICH.
The volunteering from the regir
the Garrison of Dublin, into the I
going on.
The six battalions of the 60th of
regiment are composed of foreigni
cularly of deserters, who have *b
and nave commuted the punishtn
them, for general service. Toe
follows :
Ist • Cape of
M . • West It
8d . Leese.
4th . . North 4
6th .. Par stip
6.11 . - Jamilca
Some misunderstandings havinf
respect to the rank ef Paymaster
is regulated that these Officers ar
acctirding to their standing in th
Lents, as underamentioned :
Paymasters and Surgeons, as C
Assistatit-s,argeoss, as Subalte
Veterinary Surgeons, as Caro
Bitt this indulgence relates only to
:and gives neither Paymasters nor
any claim whatever to military rat
a
ig So far from the report of the
the erecting of barracks at Burlin,
-ing boats un Lake Champlain beii
tamed to the contrary that they
:constructing 150 flat•bottomed bo:
.*wining-100 men each, along that I
Jain near our lines to its extremity
4 44 Our commerce has been ali
-appears, by the Americans at U;
saite to Augusta, in Upper Canada
, toes ; but a ferce was expected
.. which would command respect in I
- • our population is superior to that i
~ Yesterday morning the light
• •of the sank canpanies of several
.- with a detachment of Royal Anil]
train, wader the command of Color
the river below this city, on their
4 41^ Owe camp en the ether side. A I
;and in higher order and discipline;
ced by any army in the world.
44 Thursday arrived near this ci
its destination, a 4trrng division of
litia from the neighbourhood of C
of fi .e young fellows, who from t
and nolit try, inclination will soo
1 . wort: y of j suing the ranks of thei
g• We feel much satisfaction it
. Montreal Militia, impressed with 1
• - attachment to the cause of their
' ' :spire* their brothers of Quebec, ha'
..17 volunteered their services for g
yesterday morning a 4etachment c
-the first battalion took part of the
I .the regulars, in a style and appear
;highest credit on themselves and
,detachment of the grenadiers of th
relieved them this morning, whit}
. .by a succession from the other f
the corps. The nightly patrole for
of the town is deserving of much i
,
i Ae.rly and exemplary conduct sins
4 cant of such a requisite establish:
Immense quantities of ordnance
12ther'svarlike stores, have lately bet
silent to the Baltic, shipped under
Secretary of State for Foreign A
they are for the service of Itussia, I
which may make common cause 1
of the civilized world.—This is cer
' the old system of erring subsidies
, LIBERATION OF /BENCH OFFICI
and Jean Pierre Chaplain, two Fre
• sorters on 'parole at Dumfries, ha
• sent of passports from the Trans's(
, ' to France, as an aCknowledgme
guithed exertions in-quenching a fir
destructioa to the fairest street hi I
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