Star.
London, England, 1815-08-31 00:00:00

4MERICAN PAPERS.

.BOSTON. JULY 31.
Yesterday arrived at this port the cartel ship Red-
lekin, with prisoners, from Plymouth, England,
bringing London news to June 13, the same date
with our latest preyious advices. The prize ship So-
merset also arrived yesterday from the same port,
having sailed a day earlier. Captain Rogers, of the
Somerset, on the 9th instant spoke the ship Cora,
Captain Oxnard, bound to this port from Brest,
which place she hfc lune 2O : Captain Rogers was
informed• that on the da., the Cora sailed, news was
received by telegraph at Brest, that a battle had been
fought between the French and the army of Lord
Wellington, in which the former, of course, claimed
the victory. The Cora may be hourly expected. The
Redlekin spoke a French frigate under the Bourbon
flag, twin Guadaloupe," bound to France. The Cap-
tain made particuiar enquiries what French puns
were held by the Royalists.

• FROM 3PANISH AMERICA.
A letter from Carthagena, of June 19, received
in Jamaica, says, 44 You will learn from passengeri
in the P.tnais frigate, the actual state of the intetior
of this country. Not the least dread is now enter-
tained of the Spanish expedition. The inhabitants
of Mompoe have put to the sword the Royalist gar-
ri;an that was in that city. The unhappy victims
are variously stated, from 200 to 500 ; one woman
alone killed five men, with her own hand. They
are posted at the fort of Qtrabano, but are on the
point of falling back on Ciaega.
" The last express from Santa Fe, brings favour-
able intelligence, and filly confirms prior accounts
that every thing is tranquil in that quarter."
The Spanish ship Carlota, from New York for
Havanna!), has pot into Charleston in distress, having
been plundered by a pirate under Carthagenian co-
lours, a schooner of 70 tons, manned almost entirely
with Americans, having- in company the Spanish
brig Carman, from Philadelphia, which they cap-
tured on the sth instant. Captain De Hita and the
passengers represent the brutal conduct of these buc.
caneers to exceed any thing that had ever befose
come to their knowledge. When they had ransomed
the ship, they put on board her the following-per-
sons, who were passengers on board the brig Car.
man, viz. Madame Mafia Jeanne Brunet and her
daughter, Mr. Germain Deny, together with a part
of the crew of that vessel, the Captain (Joseph Al.
medo,) together with the boatswain and two seamen,
having been taken out on board the privateer, and,
as they said, afterwards put on board a vessel bopnd
to New Orleans.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TOE SAVANNAH,
DATED JULY SI 1815.
41 Send no merchandize to this place, unless of such
artizles as noted at •foot ; other than those will be
' only subject to duties, freight, end other charges,
anal lay on hand without the prospect of a sale. I
have now on hand 6,000 barrels of flour, and have
heard of another cargo having left Baltimore to my
address. There is at least 10,000 more in other
hands, and not a purchaser for one barrel except at
a price equal to a total loss. The cargo of the --
sold ytriad sy on shore for 133 dollars. Publish this
fur Goo's sake, so that no more may come; for I
make no more ren.ittances on account of it. I am
satisfied half of what is at market will spoil. There
is not a hogshead of molasses or muscovadoes to be
had for l.,ve or moire"; and brown 'agars alone, in
hoses, are not sold under 17 dais, assorted Hit a 20
rials, and 23i a 24 rials ; coffee llt a 12 rials, and
the great( st sasatching up you ever witnessed. Three
roi,nths I.eixe am sure ahere will not be a boa of
sitia.ir nor a ha ; i f coffee• of decent quality to be
bbd. Let )our fiends kilo% tlio, to prevent then
einbaiki a porolil/4 busik..cs."
INVitAN AkFAlk*.-51. LOUIS, JUNE 24.
Some ten days ago, a speech was received by the
Gov. rum Inns: Cherokees residing on the Arkan.
sas. They complain that by a late act of this IFFri•
trig a te w county has fie en made, Wyse bounds in-
terfere stiff thAt tt-ack of couistrrgearanteed to them
by, t!., President of ,the. United States, and requeSt
the affair nil. y be 14 bale the Executive of the
United States. They also c mplain that a number
Of- whites come amunkst tl'em every year and kill
their game,. psrticulally beffelo, et which animal
upwards Of 5,- 00 wile- killed by valti.e hunters litat
Katz, taki,.g die tallow and leaving the flesh and
hid,* to rut in the 111i.1 ri, s. •
.Qii Mono-y 1,4 s of the h stile Sacks came is
dui elate wilts Tu.c.d. the messenger, wlioh .d bees%
seta to prairie da'Cita to invite the Indians ;q the
treaty. 'LI* object of these Wiwi' visiting this

place is not well understood. they, howenewhave
thrown themselves on our mercy, and are brought
here through the stupidity of the messenger : it is
hoped that nose of our citizens •rill molest them.
ADDRESS OF ONI OF TUE 510LX CiIIEFS 10 GOVERNOR