Star.
London, England, 1812-08-08 00:00:00

PEACZ WITH AMERICA RESTOREB.

We itopjed the press yesterJay to state the areval
of intelligence of a most gratifying nature from
America, and we have the satisfaction to be able to
confirm out statement in its fullest extent by the ar-
rivals of this morning.
Letters from Halifax, of the 9th ult. Which bring
down intelligence from Washington to the 30th of
June, inform us, the account of the death of Mr. PER.
CEVAL had been received at the seat of American Go-
vernment, and that Mr. MADISON had in consequence
determined to suspend the issuing of letters of marque
and reprisals against British shipping, until farther
accounts were received from England.
But this is not all—straPge as it may appear, we
learn, upon the most unquestionable authority, that
a Bill was immediately brought •in to _Congress,
which had been read twice, to repeal the Non-Inter-
course law, prohibiting, however, the importation of
the following articles :

Hats, Woollen Cloths, which cost more
Shoes, than 6s. sterling, per yard.
Millinery, Cotton Cloth., of which the prime
Cloathing—ready made. cost is less than Isd. or more than Ss.
Silk,
Hemp. Articles which principally consist of those Ma.
I.eaturr, or terials—ricepting kith linens.
Fla:.
The duties on importation are, by the same act,
doubled.

The above intelligence fully coincides with the
doctrines which we have again and again promul-
gated, on the subject of American politics, and a
few hours will probably put us in possession of still
more agreeable information, for the GLEANER, which
left England on the 19th of June, carried cut to
America the first intimation of the intentions of the
British Government to repeal the Orders in Council,
was met in lat. 34. long. 56. :,bout the 7th of July,
by a ship which arrived yesterday; being within four
or five days sail of the American coast.

" LLOYDS, AUGUST S.
" The Diana, IsfGxottor:, arrived in the Clyde,
4th inst. from Demerara, was boarded 12th ult. in
lat. 45. Lions. 44. by his blajessy's ketch GLEANER,
bound to America ; she was !lion of water, which
the Diana supplied. The wind for five days af►et
was from the eastward, blowing strong."

By the arrival of the Hope, DUNCAN, at Greenock,
from Quebec, we have received Quebec Gazettes
to the 30th June. An emb trgo had been imposed
by the Governor on the Ist July, on all vessels in that
port, but it was thought it would be taken off in a
few days.

On the 30th of June, the following Proclamation
was issued by his Excellency Sir GICORGIC PItSVOST,
Baronet, President in and over the Province of
Lower Canada, and Administrator of the Govern-
ment thereof, atc. &c. &c.
" Whereas War has been declared by the Government of the
Milted States of America, to exist between the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Dependencies thereof, and
the Unites' States of America, and their Terr.torles;—And
whereas divers persons, being subjects of the said United Sates
of America, are now within the limits of this Province, and it is
expediint and necessary that such persons should depart from
this Province within a limited period :—I have therefore thought
fit, by and with the adviceof the Executive Council of this Pro.
'lnce, to issue this sny Proclamation, to order, enjwiii, and direct,
and I do hereby enjoin and direct, all parsons who are Subjects
of the United States of America, to depart from this Province
withn Fourteen days hum the day of the date of eiis Proclan.s.
tion.