Star.
London, England, 1812-10-10 00:00:00

VIE ARMY.

The Hon. Major-General Cot.wit.tz, who was so,
verely wounded in the assault of Badajos, has received
the 55th regiment, vacant by the death of Lieutenant
General MAC DONALD,
The 201 h Regiment of Font, under the command
of the gallant Colonel R. Rnss, has assembled at
Middleton for embarkation ;—they are only wa,ting
for transports to onnvey them to Corunna, to join the
Marquis of WILLIN9TON. This distinguished Vii.
ment formed part of the reserve in the late Sir kw/
Moont's retreat. His present Malrestr has alteadr
awarded them thref badges for their honourable con.
duct in the field.

Detachments from the Qd battalions of die 28th
and 88th regiments marched into Plymouth.Deek on
Thursday morning, for embarkation for the Peeithui:
Wednesday last, the Duke of CPsemoct inspecteii
the German cavalry in,'lpswich garrison j—the met
were all in their new clothing, and made a Mir fint
appearance. Next day the Duke of Yeax arrived et
'lpswich, on his way to the Marquis of Hcaztoan's
to which place the Duke of CAMBRIDGE also proceeded,
1 Monday last the light brigade, commanded by
Sir NATHANIEL PEACOeKE, consisting of the
ing corps, marched into Ashford, viz. 2:1 battalkek
43d light hafantry ; 71st ditto; and 2d and 3d ban..
'lions 95th, or Rifle Corps. This fine brigade forme
part of the division under the orders of MAjor.Gene,
rah M'lCEszle. •
The Court Martial, of which Major-General Fag
was Pregdent, has adjourned.
PROCLAMATION,
By his Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir JOhn Cope Shaved%
Knight of tjo Most Honourable Order of tbejlath, Lima
nant-Governor and Commandetjn Chief in and over his Ma.
jesty's Province of Nova Scotia and its Dependcncies,
Admiral of the same, &c. &c. &c.
Whereas the Untied States of America 'have declared woe
against his Majesty, I have in the peewit state of public affairs
deemed it expedient, by and with the advice and consent et
Majesty's Council, to suspend, for the time being, the radial of
merchant ships and coasting vessels from any of the ports or
bubeure of the Province, until proper convoys are arranged for
.tbeir pebtecticht and defence. All persons, therefore, con..wQ
lire hereby ordered and directed on no account to put tests
from any port or harbour of this province. with any rep*
ship or vessel, until from and after the twenty-fit st day of 044
ber next, unless a special licence for such sailing with convey w
other special permission shall hate been first obtained' hot we?
or Isy my order; and I hereby order and command tbe Caw '
tors and all other Officers of the Customs, atsd Naval Menlo
Abstain from granting clearances outwards to any ship or wad
of the above description, unless *licence as aformaiii, to all
with convoy, shall have been first obtained for that purpose: ad
all Officers, Civil and Military, under my command, are hereby
ordered to use all lawful means in their power to cause all per-
sons to pay obedience to this Proclamation.
Given under my band and seal at arms, tit Halifax, this
sixteenth day of September, 1812, in the sad year of
his Majesty's reign. (Signed) '
1. C. Snessasoca.
his Excellency's command, H. H. Clown/.

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