Star.
London, England, 1822-05-24 00:00:00

Clement of

betrayed
nations
shall •
as for
suggests, it is too ludicrous to be sertotadi ehtertained
for a moment."
_Another of these Papers, the Nei York Statesman,
after noticing the arrogant claim of Russia in under-
taking to mark the boundaries between the two coun-
tries at tier will, says—." Russia also claims the right
of shutting up the high seas from the eastern to the
western Continent, a distance cf 4000 miles in the
latitude of 51 degrees, but magnanimoudy forbears
to press this subject at present. Such a pretension is
as arbitrary and presumptuous as were formerly the
Bulls of the Pope, drawing lines of demarcation from
pole to pole, and meting out the ocean and land to
different nations of the earth. We apprehend that
this subject may lead to serious diSculties between
the two Governments, notwithstanding the protesta-
tions of friendship ou the part of the Russian Minis-
ter. At any rate, the Imperial Decree must be re-
voked before the difference can be adjusted. In the
meantime, while the negotiation is pending, our

commerce to the North-west Coact will Le interdicted
after the Ist of July next, and our vessels liable to
seizure and confiscation if they should disregard these

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The following are additional extracts from the
American Papers last received:
FROM FHB FRANKLIN OARKFTZT APRIL 29.

• CONORE33.—Saturday, in the House of Represen-
tatives, Mr. MouTcousav, of Kentucky, offered an
Amendment to the Constitution, to divide the Union
into four Presidential Sections, each of which is to
furnish a President of the United States in rotation,
the first section to be determined by joint vote of
Congress, and the others by lot. We trust that this
Amendment will never prevail, because it curtails the
range of choice in selecting a President, and because
it countenances geographical divisions' against which'
it becomes every American patriot to set his face.

# blow from .a stone.
.Another groups attacked Port
sib Celestines, occupied by the Swiss, and broke tila
windows. of the guard-house ; some rauskati were
fired by the soldiers in the Port, but only to intimi-
date, as it does not appear that any person was hill:
Shouts aux armor were then heard, and but for the.
arrival of a strong detachment of Chasseurs, the POst,
on account of its small number, would have been
forced to extremities. The whole regiment of Chas-
seurs left the Barracks, and dispersed the groupsa
formed in different quarters of the city ; amongst
others in the Place de la Prefecture, some persons
were wounded, and others arrested."
The Quotidienne still continues to give accounts of
insurrections in Spain, although every new -arrival
from that country shews how false and exaggerated,
its statements are. The following are extracts:

warder ef . infrot child,
stsed alms aneatia. The rawattellitl Wet enasisseted by
hassaws,ond the Memo b Kt. llaesamen.
- One *faders wM resameber• the ehtwantanees of this au;
which seams but oily, :Mundy) the same Witnesses dot
were seabed ea the legume *We predueed, ead,swore to the
mime feetsi that hiving dowsed the child, ft weut up stairs
and cut Its Seed eft aid Immediately after terrendered herself,
saying she wished se be longed. la her defence she only 41,..
served, that she waft wooer die thaws* Waite. A number ti(
witnesses were thee called, who completely proved her to he
:abject to Its of insanity, both before and after the ttansaction.
Mr. Jusdee BAYLIrf briefly summed up, and charged the .1;:ey,
who, after a abort consultation, found the prisoner Not Guilty,
she being of unsound mind when ,be committed them." Thc
prisoner during the whole trial manifested not the least sip cf
feeling, but peed stupidly :ironed her.
Mr. Justice Ilavcrir on the 'verdict being returned, said the
prisoner museremein confined in an asylum until his llajegis
pleasure was made known.

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dl approach within 100 miles of the coast ? And the laws, was oblige) ts) get out ofthit way to avoid , .
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