Star.
London, England, 1815-10-26 00:00:00

PKNSION, TO SEAMEN IN MIS MAJESTY'S NAVY.

" i'very St aolen who li is servi cl in Li 4 Maj, s•v' Navy
for I 4 years, one third of winch as Able, will be taint!. LI
to.: Pens,no of - - - £lO le 0
" Increasing tv,.•ry year progressively, until 'it shall _ _

_
• amount to - - - _ 27 4 0
" In athli• ion to th?se Pensions he will receive 11. t. f?
fur every year tha• he has serve ! as a Petty 0 Ciet r of
dr:First Class; tlicr,• ore, a person who has ,'recd
14 years 1$ a he.inian, and ' 0 yq..r, of they as a Petty .
Officer •he First Class, will Le esititird To 18 4 0
" If Le has served -0 year., as a Seaman, anti I i of these
as a Petty Officer of the First Class, he will have a
Pension of 26 11
" Inc. ea-ieg in Tr.:pennon to :heir servitude, till it
_amounts to
£3t) and iywar.i.s lay orda• o: the Lord Mayor."

We have received letters from Cadiz, dated Octo-
ber 9, of which the following is an extract :
‘. The nmment the heroic resolution of the brave
l'orlier was known in this city, all the inhabitants
were preparing to second his patriotic dtsins, and
were titled with the same enihniiasm which impelled
them to resist the power of Napoleon, dining a siege
of three years. Nothing was to be seen but felicita-
tions and embracings. Every thing denoted that the
minds of the people were ready for an explosion. Un-
iortunately; a few hours after the receipt of the happy
tidings, the extraordinary express sent down by Court
with all haste :strived, announcing that *earlier had
fallen into the hatitk of his enemies. Two days more,
would have barn sufficient for all Spain to have Ma.
nifested her wished. Yet our hopes are by no means
lost. This shock has only paralysed the town, which
have not had tune to decide for themselves.
flame thus confined cannot fail to break out with
gteater
46 We are assured with certainty that Carthagena
has embraced the party of the Coml. To.day this
news is circulating here, accompanied with the ap-
plauses of the inhabitants of this place, and every
thing announces we shall not be long in ittllowing
the same impulse. Several other towns also of the
Levant arc said to have risen in favour o; the Con-,
stitutien, inspired by the example of Cartfu:gena.—
This city is sr much devoted to pod institutiuns,
that even the friars are Literales. The situation of
the place, the excellent state of the fortifications, and
the general odium the inhabitants bear to the despo-
tic acts of Fcrdin and and his Ministers, arc circum-
stances which will cause the insurrection to take deep
root. You may have an idea of the spirit of the Car-
-thagenians by the manner in which they celebrated
the day of San Fernando, in June law.
66 The hand-hill 'which auto uaced the theatrical
entertainment was couched in such equivocal terms,
that it rather appeared tike a satire against tire King
than a compliment in the usual form. Its heading.
WAS thus In order to celebrate the memo: y of
our august Monarch, the new tragedy will be per-
formed of the Tyrant of L:srstardy, wkiich will be fol.
lowed by the farce called the End of ihrTurkey, which
you are aware is fattened and then loses has head ;
the whole to conclude with a general Dance' of the
off„