Star.
London, England, 1815-10-21 00:00:00

AMERICA.

We have before mentioned a report brought from
New-York, that some of the subjects of the United
States were arming themselves to assist the South
Americans in throwing off the yoke of the mother-
country. By American Papers to a late date, re-
ceived to-day, it appears that such an expedition was
actually in preparation i but that the Government
have interfered to prevent it by the following

N YROCLAMATiON

" BF Tilt FRESIIIEN r or 'fit& UNITED WIATIS OF AMERICA.
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" Whereas information has been received, that sundry pri-
sons, citizens of the United States, or residents within the same,
and especially within the State of Louisiana, are conspiring to.
zetler, to begin and set on loot, provide and prepare, the means
loi- a iiiihtary expedition or entrtprlac against the dominions of
seam, with which the United slates are happily at peace; that
for this purpose they are collrcting arms, military stores, provi.
nuns, vessels, and other lllVilila ; are deceiving and reducing
honest and well-meaning citizens to engage in their unlawful
enterprises; are organizing, officering, and arming themselves
Lie.. the same, contrary to the laws In such cases made and
provided.
" I have therefore thought fit to issue this my Proclamation,
warning and enjoining all faithful citizens who have been led,
without due knowledge or consideratiun, •o pal ticipa.e iu the
said unlawful enterprises, to withdraw coin l i le same Wall-nit
deity; and commanding all persons what-never, r::g,tsvd or con-
, reined in the same, to cease all fur: her proceedings therein, as
they will answer the contrary at their per.). Anil livi thy client
and require all officers, civil and mili.ary, of the United :Aar.,
or of any, of the States or 'fettucine, ; all Judges, Justices,
and other Officers of the Peace, all Military °dicers of the
Army or Navy of the United Stater, and WE:rill of the Mi.
him, to be viellant, 'each within his respective deli-di:went,
and ace...riling to his Nov limi, iu searching out and bringing's°
punishment, ail porsons enga,;ed or concerned in such enterprizif
in seizing and detaining, sulj.-.t to the disposition of the law , au
arms, tuition stores, ve.ri:in, or whit/. 1114:111111 11)114C4 Cr pro
tiding fer the same; and, in general, in preventing the cal tying
1 on such expedition or enterprise, by ali the lawful means within"
their power; and I require 111 go.id and faithful cozens mid
others, within the United States, to be aiding and assisting burin ;
and, espec ally lii the discovery, aptitelieosion, and bringing to
justice, of all suak uffnags; In preventing the execution of their

• mow.), enn,Nmetmile ne cle.irre. Lind In giving InformatiOri
agoinst theM to the proper authnritirs.
" In testimony whoreof, I have caused the seal of the United
States of America to be alTixed to these preccus, Lud igueJ the
same w•:•11 toy hand.
" Dune at the City of Washirron, the Ist day of Sivetn!!er,
the year nt our Lord i ••;, and :Itho h.dcpettAmet; of
the said United Statet Ct .4.,tetica!he fortie.h.
(1..5.) (Sig tied, 44 JAMES MA Ottors.'
411 JAMIE Mo NM et!, Secret.try of :Aare."
By an article in the B .swn Papers it .ippeats that
Tome American ves:eh had !)een admitted to entry
in s of the W• India Winds, even aft. 1 the
e;:riration n 1 the Ordtr, in Cr,virttil rctrnittloy it I! r
time. In constiritwuce ordcts sign-d by
lisrttehsr were sent out the en:l of last NI.Ly
to the Goverttnrs n 1 these islands, pro:.ibiting this
huiun ut law in future.

THE ARM?:
The 721 Regiment has been sent on from the Cape
of G-0.1 Hope, to reinforce the u.,,tws troops set,.
ng in Ins Fa.
At Deal, on Tuesday, ern!)?rked on boirt the
transpint schooner, marked :bout ri- 11:e 9th
Regimeot trl ri.ot, and sailed for rlrouoth, where
they are to do garrison duty.
Friday se'liniglit, a detachment of the Berkshire
M:116.1 marched from C:tiltos!orri for Not, ing!eatv.
The Officers of the :1511: Nvgirrymt of Et.glisli In-
fantry, so diEinguilied at MaiJa, in the ;:t-piosk of
t 1... Sven Islands, and all (ilk!, sceLes serv.ce,
entertained ti e:r Coh-iiel the Di:ke
Rrcnn:oxu, LEsinx and D'AuziGNY, with a spieti&d
entertainment at the gone'] de Loudies, at Parii, n
Friday, the 13th inst. A tions:rare::cy exhibited the
KING of FttAveg and the PaiNce,tieoevr of E.:O-
- srrrotindtd yeith symbols Pace and Friend-
ship. On the one s'de of these Royal personages w is
the following inscription—" Virtutibus, Honor, ror.
tuna, Felicetds.,, 00 the other side these words—
" Anglis et Collis, sod p4cis fidget :mit is." The
band ot the regiment pl tyed the whole night ; and it
wa> not till four o'clock on Saturday morning that
the party broke up, d lighted, and delighting at toe
social 'enjoyments of this truly merry meet.ng of old
iriends--without new lasts.