Star.
London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

Boston Papers arrived this morning. The follow.
ing Report appears in the Pairini of the 21
Captain PARKER, of the schooner Thetis, from
St. Thomas, mentions the arrival at the latter place
of the official account of the Capture of Guadaloupe ;
he likewise states, that a report had tome from the
Wind Ward Islands that an American frigate Arming
the aKempt of a British frigate to search her, an
action ensued, in which the British frigate was sunk
is twenty minutes."
A letter front an Officer of the United States
army to his friend ih New York, dated Detroit, 13th
August, says—" Vie arrived here yesterday, and
are waiting a Council of Indians, to be held on the
20th, where six or 7000 will be collected. I think
the Indians will teihain quiet."

&ROM THIS SCIOTO GAZETTF.

Cement *Arthur and Woe Graham, two of the
Commissioners appointed to treat with the North
Western Indiins, have lett town; they are to meet
General Harrison at Franklinton, and thence to pro.
seed, with all possible dispatch, to accomplish the
objects of their mission. Major Langhatn has been
appointed Secretary to the Commissioners.
The American Papers also contain the following
curious article
RHODE ISLAND, SEPTEMBER 1.
A POLITICAL INCIDIDIARY.—A Gentleman,recently
arrived here, from New Orleans, has politely furnished
us with the following extraordinary Circular, which
appeared there in hand-bills. It remains to be kriciwn
whetter the Government will allow a band of despe.
radoes to assail (under the pretence of promoting
" the best interests of humanity") the provinces of a
nation with whom it should be out study to cultivate
the relations of peace:

" New Oateeits.
" Sta—The favourable Montan ha at length snivel for
making a successful attempt in favour of the Patriots of New
Spain. The enterprise offers an easy road to distinction, and
promises a glorious reward fur merit. • The place of rendezvous
is Bello Isle, near the mouth a Mirada. About zoo chow)
men, amongst whom are some late Commissioned Officers of the
United States arty, will scion** ins from that place to Ma-
-1011110110.• we land; thatch to Lshakia is l 5 miles. At Ls•
babizi on be river San Antonio, shoot forty miles keit the sea
toast, ao4ltlghty miles front San Antonio. I will wait. for rein.
torrenwrens from Nuance:hes, Stc. 'Ahabla void LA an easy
sactilleel It is badly defended, and its weakness is well bnown.
SAIBALA, the prosciibed Patriot, a native of the province of
Yucatan, and delegate trout hencete to the Corte. of Spain, ac.
companies nit.
" Wo have antis and ammunition P • 1000 men alrea stagy
gaged. and can calculate largely on aid from TENNESSEE and
KENTUCKY. The country through which we pass, and seat
of our operations, abounds in cattle add sheep, and nothing Will
be wanting to Insure complete success. Our cause ethibrams
Weseeest :interests of humanity—the generous enlargement of an
people. and all the blessings attending upon unre-
4trained commerce and industry, this too, accompanied by a
pispeet of incalculable advantage to the United States.
(Signed) " Haney Peter."

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1

OUILDIIALL—this day Alderman Worm was
elected Loan MAYOR fur the City. of London for the
ensuing.

year
Lewis,Mr. wi one of the Sheriffs elect, paid the fine
to be mord serving the office.
The Duke of Yonx rode on horseback, on Wed-
nesday, for the first time since his accident. Yester-
day his Royal Highness attended the PAINCIREomr
on military business.
A considerable part of Ireland seems to be in a
state of great danger and confusion, on the pretence
of tithes and rents. How well employed would the
Catholic Board be, were they to spend their time in
explaining to these deluded people their delia, instead
of deceiving them by a display of imaginary ri/str I
Tat PEDNITRIAS.--The impediments thrown is
Wilson's way to prevent his earning the expected re-
ward for his exertions, have excited very general in:
terest, not only in the immediate neighbourhood of
his daily- walk, but throughout the capital—nor
throughout the capital only, but throughout the
kingdom. Mr. Dyer has received numerous corn.
..niunicaticms, announcing to bin the desire of per-
sons of respectability to contribute towards his re•
ward, if they were acquainted with the personal
who were authorised to receive subscriptions ; and
Mr. Samuel Dixon, of the City, we understand,
declared his wish to lend his interest to the further-'1
ante of Wilson's welfare. This morning we ha*
received a letter from Portsmouth, informing up
that a subscription has been opened at the Libra.
ries and Reading-rooms there, for his benefit.—
The preventing him from walking for a risnoseraties
is mug appears to many to amount to a declaration
that he may not earn an honest livelihood. He has
for years been too poor to be able to walk fur nothing;
and for a long time has had no other way fo live but
by walking for money. Throughout life' he has been
celebrated for pedestrian excursions. He has been
for many years employed by M.. Carey, the
seller in the Strand, to the measurement andmaZ
lineation of reads both in England and Scotland.—
Iu she course of those perigrinations his walks have
been as varied as they have been extensive. There
are few hills in the'Highlands of Scotland, the sum-
mits of which he has not explored, and in the per-
Emmen& has encountered Serious privations. His
lest match has been the subject of his thoughts tot
several years, and to it he looked for the means of
relief (robs the ineumbramerby which the weight of
a large family bas oppressed him.

1V iVAL INTILLIGENCL _

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The sip i'p Diana, N. Tuomsn:c•rnasier, :3) t 1::
from Gnree, Africa, has arrived at lii•is-ile. 1'.5....,
gers, Maim A PPLETOG ; essts. CAuevi, Dbuyeis.
WATeRMAN, BARTER. anl HVGNRS. 111 C Dia!isi
brOllght over a beautiful Aftican horse, anteliiii-4
birds, &c. &c.
trrict of -a Letter from Malta, dated the 2'2d of
August, 1813: •
" Fore piratit at gallitits, mutating from ti to R gar% and fr',m
.10 to ea men eictssfiave I:troy •••li'eti from !he harhourcf Wir.a.
In tl. irlorea. 'These picot+ capture ve•-cli of al ost;•inil. Their
rritizitogroond Is between Cerigo and the Nand of Sa?ienza,
and their prises are sent to the Ray of Canon. •l'hoy I; if e n.atle rat.
veral captures,amongst which are a Cephalutii:in liri!,,c,unntarded
by Captain Pamcgiotti Parma, trout the L'lath tie •,ttioler Engli.is
colours, laden with what ..n(1 cariale; and a M thew Yei•td„
commanded b.; Cartaiti Villa, whioe cow) conshited of tobacco
and mho. articles. Part of the plundered property, to the eah,e
of SU,OOO piastres, has arrived a.... Piarai,for .ale."
PA1.1!14OUT11, SEPTEMBER 25.
Arrived the Dutch galltot Christian, and Fietera, .
from Itotterdan:, le.(ky, and must discharge.'

PIXMOPTH, SP.PIEMBER n.
Came in the Emma, Julia, Lid), H..milton,
Queen tr•nsptrts, from Woolwich for Quebec. Sailed
his Majesty's ships DieLtron and Wx.stn, ior the
Eastward. N. •
PORTSMOUTH, SPPTEMDFR 28.
Sailed his Majesty's ships HERALD, for Clratham ;
WAst,, for Ilivannith ; MINSTREL, for Bengal ; and
ALCYON for BellaVid.—Wipd S. E.

,DEAL, SI:PI:EMBER 28.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Thomas and
Mary, from J.tthaica, with loss of Anchor and cable.
Sailed the Richard, for Der:lnto-A ; C4stor, for .1.4-
maicA BAUM'. for St. Thomas's ; Catherine Anti,
for New-York ; And the wh'ile of the ont.v ttd-bound.
GRAVESEND, SEP F. ta.
Sailed the Lorenzo, Waste, for Ncw.York ; Flor de
Tejo, GONCALVES, for Rio Janeiro ; MAriner, BoTH-
ww,t., for Antwerp ; and Vriehdschap, SPA A/MEW.
MAN, for Amsterdam.