Star.
London, England, 1815-11-11 00:00:00

NEW-YORK PAPERS.

This morning we received New. York Papers to the
Bth ult. Irons which the following are extracts:

" biEW-YORK, OCTOBER S.
" We are sorry to perceive from the Westtrn Papers, that
though the savages at Dent oh have received the news of peace
with much apparent sincerity of satisfaction, ill blood continues
to exist in another quarter.
. .

4' The British on one side, and our people on the other, at De-
troit, are far from being cordial t. each other. The British
desert to our territory whenever they have an opportunity, which
irritates the British Officers, who do not Conceal their feeling..
On a recent occasion it appears, a British guard pursued some
deserters within our lines, searched houses, and stationed guards
on the road, one of whom fired at an American citizen. Justly
enraged at this outrage on our Sovereignty, it is stated that our
citizens took up arms, and pursued the aggressors,. front whom
they took an Officer, who, It is said, is to be held in confinement
until the British release a man, one of their deserters, whom
they seized on Mir side, and Callitd di with ;bent."

" ST. LOUIS, SEPT. S.
" Major Chouteau, with the Asages and Missouri Sacks and
Foxes, have arrived at Portage sits Sioux. 'l'►e work of ➢acifi-
cation will be finished in a few days with the Indians, except the
Rock River Sacks, Follsavuntes, V/inagaboes, some strag-
gling Kickapoos, retained by Vac Sacks. 1 head atter Indians are
so puffed up, that they laugh at the idea of coming to any term►.
They say, • if the Americans wish to make 1 Treaty, they must
send the Commissioners to us at Rock River to treat; we can
live without the Treaties, nor will we suffer an American soldier
to a•ceed the Mississippi; traders may come, and they ►hall he
welt received, &c.. "—(Nativhd laiellizenser.)

" BOSTON, OCT. 5.
" Captain Howland, arrived here yesterday from Cadiz, states,
that Lord B‘resfc,rd embarked (tom that place for South Ame-
n a on the 24th ut August, in a small yeas./ chartered by him-
aelf, the Regency having retuned to accommodate hint with a
ve an.l; and that on taking his departure he was attended by a
very numerous and splem.id eactirt. Captain Hewland saw a
Kurt at I ialuiti from an Officer a Commodore Decatur's aqua
drun, ma! ins, that the Uey of Algiers was to pay 60,000 dollars
to the Government of the United States, towards defraying the
expanse of the expedition against him."—sCarsimarrial 41,. Oat. J.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Company's ship CLIFIN ELLS left Bengal 24th
March, and arrived at Madras 9th April.
The ROYAL GEORGE left Bengal the 14th March,
arrived at Trine omalee lst Aptil, and Madras the
11th of the same month.

The CUF•FNELLS and ROYAL Gem= sailed from
Madras for Penang and Cliina 21st May.
The undermentioned outward-bound Bombay and
China ships arrived at Bombay the 27th May, viz.
the &SEE, CHARLES GRANT, INGLIS, MARQUIa CAM-
DEN, DAVID SCOTT, and VANhITTART.

His Majesty's ship CNN TA UN arrived at Portsmouth
yesterday from the Cape of Good Wm which she kit
the 25th August, and St. Helena tit;: 27th September,
having under her convoy the Company's ship
Scateav came, from China ; and the country ships
CORN WALLIS, SWALLOW, NIIPTUN 6, SA NI A RANG,
and HancuLes, from Bengal, all which ships parted
company about a month ago, in thick weather.