Star.
London, England, 1807-09-09 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES.

By the Lifbon Mail we learn, that the lateft ac-
counts received at Madrid from Buenos Ayres came
by way of Rio Janeiro. They confill only of the
reports of the mailer of a vefiel, which had arrived
there from Buenos Ayres fo long ago as the 29th of
April. -The advices which he brought, are, however,
thought of fufficient importance to be communicated
in the Official Paper. They were, that Buenos Ayres
had been regularly fortified ; that the inhabitants had
enrolled themfelves ; that there were to,ooo men• is
the place under arms ; and that, in ['rite of the vigi-
lance and oppofition of the enemy, reinforcements
had been fent to the Malvine Iflands on the coaft of
Patagonia. This communication is followed by a
ftatement of the correfpc'.ndenee which took place re-
lative to Major General Beresford. With the arg►r.
ments adduced by the General in juftifica►ion of his
efcape, our Readersare already fufficiently acquainted-
The letters from Colonel Liniers and the Magiftrata
of Buenos Ayres, endeavour to difprove them, by im-
peaching the General's narrative of the fails. They
deny that any capitulation was entered into previous
to his furret.der, but alledge that long fubfequent to
that event, a Paper, purporting to contain articles of
capitulation, was fuhfcribed by Liniers, fubjea to
the ratification or rejection of his Sovereign. In
m aking this arrangement, he complains that his ge-
neral, was taken by furkrife, in confequence of the
General reprefenting that it would have no other deft
than that of iuftifying his conduit to his own Go.
vernment.
The 'Pro;:lamation of the Governor of Buenos
Ayres, or rather his' comments upon the proclama•
tions iireed by the Btitifh, will be found in another
part of our Pa7er. It contains Come curious fptci•
nuns of Spanith mifreprefentation.
On the ift inft. the Ameriian fhip Romeo arrived
in Cork harbour, in feventeen days froni *Cadiz. The
Mailer reports, that the day before he failed, he was
informed by an Englifh merchant at Cidiz, that ad•
vice had been there received of the recapture
of
Buenos Ayres by the Britifh forces. As no date's
givep, the degree of cledit due to this ftatement civ
not be afcertained.

AMER ICA.
Some of the Daily Papers have Rated that del
American Minifler had been inaruCted to male
certain demands from our Government on the fubje4
of the difpute refpeiling fearcb for feamen, with a
peremptory requifition of an aniwer within tout (tali
As we could not give the (=Dell degree of credit Cl
fuch a flatement, we forbore even to mention ir.•-•
ll
We now find that inftead of any fuch intemPeratc
requiiition having been made, the mattei.in dispute
are left open to the molt cool and deliberate difoldlish.
The American Government, we underaand, is wag
to concede the right of fearch for good; under certaih
eircumllances, but never to allow any veal bearisg
their flag, to be levelled for men. With refpelt to the
identification of American and Bridal feamen, foto
regulations, it is laid, have been propofed on this
part of America, which we conceive to be hod'
reafonable and prafticable, and would therefore 411
to fee adopted. It is caor.ofed, by the American
Governments th,at prcr--.r anzcots or officers OA be

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2ppointed in every commercial port, in earls enuntry,
before whom all complaints (hall be beard and ad-
isaecf,. and !very feaman given up to that nation to
which he is found to belong.
AcCordine to the American laws, every Captain
d an Englifh vellel is liable to a fine of. tooo'4ollars
for every American feaman found on board of his
grip. The,fine, we are informed, was paid hi the
cafe of the taller, an Englifh wife', which took fume
Americans on board. Now it but fair and jolt, we
think, that Irme fuch law lbould be enaEted in this
count, y, and that both Governments fhould be placed
on an equal footing. It is c‘mrputed that there are in
the American trade upwards of 30,c:rob Erica fea-
Men, and that this country has in its employ 15,c00
American feamen, leaving a balance again ft us of the
latter number.

Thit morning arrived Mails from New York and
Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Mon-
trofe packet : the failed from New York on the 6th
ult. and from HalifAx nn the Bth.

Parliament, it is.expeettd, will be farther pro-
Yogued on the 34th inltant. Should the war, how.
eaer, eontinue, it is generally believed that it will
meet for the dlcpAtch of bulinefs in the courfe of
Povernber. !kern lays, that the firft of that month
bas been already fixed on.

. Mr. Horn t• R, wh,. recently came with intelligence
from the Btitith Commanders at Dznmark, is one
%gm
back , h diipatches fr.m Lord MULGRAVE, Lord
CAiil.illEAGN, and Mr. CANNING.
The Kt..g's Letter is gone over to Ireland, recom
Mending, by a Cove d' tire, the Hon. and Rev. Dr.
ST. Lauatace, Dean or C Ik, to be eleeted Bithnp of
that See, itoid by the tranflation of the Right Hon.
Bon. and Rev. Lord JOHN nsaisrotto to the See of
yt phnc.
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Yenerday birds Hawaasnuar and CASTLER EACH
artendidthP Dake of YORK at his Office. His Royal
flighnefa alto received feveral Military Officers,
among whom wa, Lord LAKE, on his returnfrom
India.
• Monday the Duke of You tranfatted bonnet's with
ijS MAJESTY.
The Paris, papers mention the death of M. Pot-
TALI% the Minister of Divine Wor(hip. It was he
who drew up the very fenfible Memorial prefented to
))011APART;, n t thz. utility and importance of a na.
liana' Rcligjoue Eftahlithment ; and, indeed, planned
and organized the Tenor:it-too of the Gallic Church,
as far as it can be (aid to be rettoted. His fon came
over with,Geberal La tr ISTON to this country, during
the..fhprr interval of peace.
Sunday Woo:gist,. the !hip William, Capt. CROS3Y,
of and (tom Philadelphia, with naves and tobacco,
derived at Limerick. after a pitirittle of 38 days.
The Fortuna, HANS. N, from Gotrentsurg, is cap-
tared and cart ied into Algtairas.—aCarsocondenmed.
Saturday morninrA, a party of Volunteers, in nuns-
her., about fifty, from the Argylethire Regiment of
Militia in gars ifon at. Aberdeen, marched to join
their refpective corps, in high fOrits.
Oh the night of Thulfdasr Intl, a dreadful affray
took place at a hoirre of bad fame, near the Judiee
Port, Aberdeen*, between a party of military, and a
black drummer of the ,411 regiment, nn the recruit.
ing fcrvice, at Aberdeen, in which the latter was
cruelly murdered. The body. which bore marks of
neat viclence, was foon after found in thenrcet, and
s lance undergone a furgical cramination.
On Baiurday latt a ferious accident happenedlo a
A ock of firm the property of Mr. Coor ER, of Hal
lion Hall, near Stowinarket, who had entrulcd the
care of them to a boy foi- that day, in the ahfence of
the fhepherd, who was adifliari in getting in the bar-
dell. About the middle of the day the fheep broke.'
from their.padure, and the unguarded boy battened
the (beep back again over a narrow and deep ditch,
when the leading fneep fell in, and the remainder
patting over them, fmothered to oath 25 (beep and
4o lamb
}}., to the value of between 7o and Sc!.
THE AEL OF ScartrottoucH.-- George Augullus
Lumley Saunderfon, Earl of Scarborough, died at
13ath, en Saturday morning lath His Lore!thip waa
in his 54th year, and is fucceeded in his titles and
elate,. by his next brother, Rica. Lut,ILEY, who took
the name of Savile, a Lieutenant Colonel in the army,
and who is married to VU-count Middleton's finer.--
Richard, the 4th Earl, and father of the late, skis
Deputy Earl Martha' of England, and married Bar-
bara, filter of the late Sir George Savile, Bait. who
left his fortune to his filter's fecund fon ; and ffnoold
he become Earl of Scarborough, then the fa= to
defcend to the third ion; and loon, in ordet that the
two Oates ihOtlid nor unite trait the title in one and
the fame perfon. The Savile dime, which is con-
'lda:ably larger than the Scarborough, has of tootle,
tinder the will, been hither to enjoyed by the fecund
fon, the Hon. R. Lumley Savile, now Earl of Star-
borough, who, on c anieg to this title, moil reign
the larger eftate, vhieh he has hitherto puffeffed, and
take the inferior one with the Earldom. The Hon.
and Rev. Joust, Rettor of Wiutriughani, who has re-
ntal children, will now enjoy ti..e Savile rtune.
RICHARD DAWSON, Efq. M. P. far the county of
Monaghan, died on Friday morning, at a Hotel in
Sackville-theer, Lublin, utter an illnefs of only three
days. This gentleman was the elders fon of the late
Richard Dawfon, Efq. of Ardee, better known as the
celebrated Dick Dawfon, who was Murdered above
ao years ago when walking in his dernelne. He was
the nephew and heir to the prefent Lord Vifeount
Cremorne, Baron of Dartrey, and would, had he
furvived his Lordthip, have inherited a fortune of
ao,ocaol. per annutn. with the Barony of bartreyi
which was conferred on him by his Islajefly (portly
after the death of his Lordfhip's only fon. I-le has
left adifconfolate widow, one fon, and two daughters,
to bewail, in common with all whb kntw him, his
irreparable lofs.
CAN EXCNAVZ,F, MARK LANE, SEPT. g.—There
are but few arrivals Of Wheat to-Jay, which is in
Nut fupply, and Barley likewile-Some further car-
goes of Foreign Oats are come to hand, and this trade
cnntinues full as dear—Ametican Floor is cheaper,
Fine 345. to 365. per barrel; owing to the weather,
very tew buyers attended, or fales effected, and thofe
nearly at Monday's currency, as (looted in Yager of
lehrday.