Star.
London, England, 1809-05-31 00:00:00

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, APRIL 21.
Committee Room, Saturday Evenimg, April
NOTICE.—The Federal Republican Committee
the City of New York recommend it to all .
owners and Masters of ♦essels to display their cols
on Monday next, in honour of the triumph of Fe(
Policy, in the restoration of intercourse between
United States and Great Britain. The persons
ing charge of the bells in the different churchei
requested to cause them to be rung from twelN
one o'clock in the same day. And it is ordered
a Committee wait on the Commandant of Artil
and request that he will cause a Federal Salute
fired at sun-rise, noon, and sun-set, on the same
firms occasion.

GENERAL MEETING.
Triumph of Federal Poii:y!—No Embargo!—No French
A return of Peace, Yrosperitv, end Commerce!
AU true friends of their country—ol who are eigciples of Wash-
ington, and disposed to support the Federal Ticket al the ensuing
Election, are requested to meet this day, at twel-re o'clock, at the
Circus, to consider the present state of our national affairs, and to
support that system of Federal Politics width has at last compell-
ed the Administration to abandon a fruitless and self-destructive
Embargo, and take the !Ina step towards a settlement of our af.
fairs with Great Britain, by accepting terms offered 16 months
ago; thus putting our differences with that nation in a train of
bving fairly and honourably adjusted, instead of French thr sas
and ccutfiscations abroad, sad French influence at home.
APRIL 2L—Yesterday, agreeably to notice, our
citizens evinced public testimonies of their joy on the
prospect of a restoration of commercial intercourse
with England. The day was ushered in by a grand
fideral salute, which was repeated at noon, and at
sun-set. The shipping in harbour were decorated
with their flags at mast-head during the day. The
American eagle, roused from despondency, once more
soared among the stars, floating with fond complii-
sane), over resuscitated commerce, and expanding
his pinions in triumph at her restoration. The ring-
ing of bells and the thunder of cannon spoke the feel-
ings of freedom, and proclaimed to the Skies the
virtuous enthusiasm of political friendship. Mutual
felicitations were exchanged among our patriotic citi-
zens, and the joys of the heart lighted up a smile on
every countenance.

At
twelve o'clock a very numerous and respectable
auembly of Federal Republicans met at the Circus.
So large and so animated an assemblage of Electors
was never before witnessed in this country. Though
the place will contain upwards of four thousand, it
could not admit the whole who attended. The city,
in the evening, was splendidly and fancifully illumi-
nated—while the chiming of the bells and sound, of
joy in the streets, which swelled on the breath of eve,
filled every virtuous bosom with sensations of delight.
APRIL '26.—A letter from Havannah, dated the
lOtb instant says—" The French residents in this
Island are obliged to keep close on board of vessels,
toftc. on account of the rage ti the populace. Ameri-
I can vessels that have arrived are over-hauled. by the
Spanish Officers, to ascertain it' they have any French
property on board. Money is very scarce. . New du-
; ties have been laid-10 dollars on flour per bbl. and
other provisions 50 per cent. Cotton goods 15 per
cent. and other dry goods 22. Sugars are from 4to
!.6 dollars, and coffee 16. No sale for any articles-.

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