Star.
London, England, 1807-12-17 00:00:00

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 5._

Orders we under Rand have been feut froth the war
department, to the different military polls of the
United States, direCting that all deferters from the
fervice of foreign nations, mould be forthwith dif-
charged. At this port feveral have been difcharged ;
they were molly, if not all, Britifb. This has been
confidered as indic ttive of a pacific difpofition by
Tome ; nnlefs we know more of the motives, we shall
not offer any opinion upon the fubjea.
The bell informed circles at the city of Walhing.
ton, men who undoubtedly derive their impreiflons
from executive information, are of opinion that the
prefent dircuffions with Great Britain, will terminate
amicably. As loon as the Revenge (hall have re.
turned, the Prefident means to communicate to Con-
grefs all the documents (forming a voluminous mafs)
on this fubjeCt.—Pbil Gaz.
Capt. Brownovho came paffenger in the fchogner
Hamilton from La Vera Cruz, informs, that about
the 11l of September a fevere gale of wind was felt
in the bay of Mexico. At Campeachy, 5o houfes
were deßroyed, and about so veifels 1011. The tide
role to fuch a height as to drive tome of the veffcls
three miles into the country. About r x veffels
were 101 l at La Vera Cruz, and the molt of the
crews perifhed.—lt was fuppofed to be the beaviell
gale ever experienced at that place.—N. r. Gem.
movemosz 6.

TH a Woe IC or DISTRUCTIOII.—The attack on the
Conflitution glanced at in the Prefident's late Mef-
fage, is more fully explained in the following refolu-
tioo,lately introduced into the Vermont Legiflature
The refolution is precifely what was to have been
expelled from that Legiflature, and from the man
who introduced it. The men who advocate the
propofed change fhould proceed with deliberation :
they are treading on hallowed ground : they are
aiming a blow, which, if it fhould not overturn the
Conffitution itfelf, will route the (lumbering fpirits
of its friends. Differences of.opinion on minor fub.
jean will be forgotten, and all who value the Confli
(Lotion will rally around it as a common Randard, as
the facred bond of union, as the-great bulwark of our
national happinefe, fafety, and glory.
In the Houfe of Reprefentatives of the Legiflature
of Vermont, on the 9th ult. Mr. &ADM introduced
the following Refolution,which was referred to Meffrs:
Bradley, Chafe, and T. H;tchinfon.

" Refolved, That the Sesators In Coogrefs from this State be
initrueted, and the Rearefentatives therefrom requited, to ate
their exertions to procure an amendment of the Cooßitudon of
the United States, in fuch a manner as will empower the Pref.
dent of the United States to remove any of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court of the United States, upon Addrefs to him made for
that purpofe by a majority of the Houfe of Reprefentatives, and
two thirds of the Senate in Congrefs affembled."
MOIIIitERIL 9. •

Captain Jackfon, who arrived yefleiday, informs,
that the inhabitants of St. Thomas were in a conti-
nual (fate of alarm—Britilh (hips of war were off that
place daily—every man on the island was obliged to
be equipped for defence, under pain of fevere penalty
and punifltment ; and it was their determination to
defend the place to the laft extremity.
Upwards of 3000 perfons were afflilled with the
influenza at Charleflon the 23d ult. The Charletton
papers fay, that the crops are more luxuriant than for
many preceding years, and the weather remarkably
favourable for gathering them in. There was a (harp
frog in the vicinity of that city the 20th.

•
lExtraEt of a letter from Baltimore, November 3..
" The town was yefterday in great confnlion in con.
fequence of a mob that was railed to cxprefu their
~,
contempt of Judge Marfball, A. Burr, H. Blanner-
hafTett, and Luther Martin. They carried the effigies
of thofe perfons through the flreets in the evening,
and halted twice before Mr. Martin's door, and-each
time gave three cheers, thence proceeded out of the •
city to a gallows that had been ereded, and there,
hung them. Burr, Blannerhaffett, and Swartwontl
were in town yeherday, and heard of this intended-
riot ; bat whether through fear or fume other mbit4
left town in the mail, for your city. General Strickef
being apprehenfOrthat Come ads of violence might
be attempted, ordered Captains Hollingfwcrth and'
Barney's troops of horfe to parade the flreets, to quell
any 'Mt that might take place, tun fortunately it all 1
ended in Mud hut zas." - 1
That difgracetul proceedings of this nature tbould I
partially difhonour our country, and be carried to the 1
molt outrageous lengths by jacobin revolutinnifts,
Will excite the wonder of no man who has read the
denunciatinn.of the Judiciary in. the Prefident's Met.
fage to Conifers. Bet thanks to the good fenfe and
found ptinciples of our citizens, the Conflitution of
the United States mall yet prevail againft all machi- 1
nations to bring its powers within the grafp of any
individual—and he who has entertained the prejed,
may by this time refit& 44 tuna .I,!su cult prekree
priu: donentat.—Political Reg.