Star.
London, England, 1807-01-15 00:00:00

Treaty aft certain
refpative Commiffamers.
that he could riot take r
improper at prefent• r
fait. He had listed,
lealry it to others to c
thoufee fit. in this, -.sr as Ns. -+
the moil obvious inference would Iwo
.that final it "pi.
figned by perfocs dilly authorized, it would, ililWl
time. be ratified. Jf there was Inch a Treaty,
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the inference was that it would be ratified, it
naturally fie cemeluded that the prohibitions we bit
taken off. But all that he could take upon him to fay
st prefent was, that there was a Treaty of Amity.
Commerce, &c. &c. as he had Bated in his-letter.—
He could only communicate the fait. leaving it to
others to draw Poch inferences as the fait might app•
pear to them to warrant. A Learned Gentlesieetas
other night had adverted to this Treaty. add fesemid
defirous to know whether we had bound Gurkha
d Iwn to a particular fy item of Ojos with regard**
the American and Neutral Navigation and CommerOrs
or whether hi, Najd y had referred to himfelf a right
to proceed as far as was neceffary to countered the
defigns of the enemy, by ufing means equally fevers
again& his commerce as be cfed again& ours?—
He had no objeetion to enterer that Tuition. His
Majefty had referred to hirafelf a right to proceed
with as much rigour again& the French commerce as
the Chief of the French Government had employed
again& us. This was a right which he hoped his
Kijelly would always referik to himfelg —Nothing
had been given up therefore ta that point by the
, Treaty with America. ..."
The other Orders of the Po were thee difpoted
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of.—Adjourned.
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bare 1 Inflicted oa that city the
Ng not elf:r/thing in my power?
rebes; ofeef add'!" at lay feet, aad
theta &allover ? . I haw' swam* , !
'cad:, IT MILT TIT CONS TO pass!"
Jat a.. . means to injure our commerce by
every means in his power, we have bad abundance of
proof. If fartberevideoes were wanted on this point,
it is rut:died by tbe Id aecotiats from Spain. By
.flefit it 1111.1111ditillittilmApanith Government has
bfen coaspollui-W.-; si.,olomptory mandate from
France, to protihliesimiling of any wool to this
country, as has been the practice daring the prefent,
as well as former wars. The fame prohibition, we
and, by sot of the lite FrencbsPapent, has been Med
in the kiagahm of Italy, againft the exportadna of raw
fdk to this country.
The inhabitants of Here, driven to defperatinnbT
the exatioas and vexations to which they have been
fubjeded fines the French took polkirton of it, have
come to a refolution worthy of more (needs than,
we fear, will attend their prefent attempt. About
ten thoufand men, confifting principally of ditbanded
foldiers and Come peafants, *trembled lately near
Efchwege, and having nominated an Qfficer of the
Regiment of Da Wogs% Captain d'UsLoa, their
Commander, with tke rank of Colonel, proetetitd to
organize themfelves as a regular force. Thok among
them who bad laved as Nonodtmi‘neWitolitters,
were aploht!,4 °Seers t and dastAgelalliesolklyet
in the INA oral they coald, #142.014 se arms,
ethodli *P.!: Wbra they oxillt: 7- kgoiond
scHiliist; who bad catered into the Wield Cervices.,
and was at Merege for the papa& of &riming a
regiment oakac .the ditbended Piellan troops, was
kited by the imearruf, lei compelled to (wear. on
a HeSan ilisidaitl, that he would stagnate the fer.
vice of Boaararre. The intimation, it is fup-
pofed, was not confined to the Heffian territory, but
to have extended Weir to Saxony and Hanover alto.

We are Cony we have not yet the means of arcer'.
taining the degree of credit to which the preceding
accounts are entitled. It has been reported, and in.
deed bated in one of the morning papers of ibis day,
that ((acrid ',Eels hap arrived in the Rite! hem
Hainburgb i but on making inquiries, we do not End
that there hare been any recent snivels from that
City in the River—nor have we bees able to after-j
tame that intelligence of any kind bas *,sescheei town{
from that quartet glace the lab Hafunt Mails. if.fe
do not fay that thee Ritemeats are abfoltuely *AS
of truth, brat *gap, Oro they have not been re.'
ceivod kr triabibmiejiiit lie Leer, and that if then,
hate Wee. SOO* dicdeif mar have mu iv
the mails two gems.

THE ORKNEYS.
We have before bad =afros to notice the sr
counts that have been received from the Orkneys, of
force French marinas having leaded there. The fa&
proves to be, that a French privateer has been drilten
oa Store there. The following are the accounts that
have reached us this morning

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" TRUILIDI DEC. 23.
" The 25th inflant was the moll tremendous day
ever known in Caithnefs : the lob in corn. houfes,
boats, and reels, is incredible. If times continue
as they are. I belies the country will be in a Rate of
bankruptcy. There are many in Csithnefs, who
will not be able to put down a crop this year (tbe co-
ining feafon). AU the country is now In an uproar.
The Thorfo Volunteers, commanded by Major Sou-
ccsta. Captain lismnsasoi, lke. are gone on
board of four fmacks (fitting (snacks, belonging to
London, now on that coati) and fail this evening
for the Orkneys, and all the Country Volunteers are
to beat the EaR Ferrys to morrow : the carafe of all
this is a French fhip (I Ripple a privateer) with
number of guns, and about 70 menh that came into
the Longbope, on the 24th WA. was driven on More
on the 25th (Cbriflmas day). The men have taken
the guns anion, and placed themfelves in a Sate of
defence, espeaing loon to get their (hip repaired; bet
I hope our Thar& friends will be able to give a good
account of them to•morrow. Thu is a certain fait,
** report lays, that there are fiegrid others in the
'01110171."
twine, Jan. 5.
a 'Yea wool/Ulmer of the (dip A is of Leith bay.
ing been difinafted, and drove into the weft fide of
this country, about ligton. Whether the hull will
beta& or not I cannot fay. but The is Rill fakes yet;
the Ina her rudder, as well as her mans. An Arne&
ein veld, fuppofed from Iceland,• loaded with oil,
tallow, and Rockings, has-been wrecked on the back
of Bonilla, the people all
" setesuaan, JULY lg.
" It is reported, that the fame form which dif-
mailed the Atlas of Leith, in Chkney. drove a French
(hip cf war oa (bore, and thrt the people who were
freed bad landed and fortified tbemielves. Whether
ibis report is true or fel*, we cannot pretend to fay,
...but we underßand fame of the lEing's Mips failed
from Leith Roads yefterday to the northward."

General &mem family aid hitt have taken
their pang. for Bengal in the WolpCile. Captain
flaantiawas.--Lienteoese-Cot Cita**, of the sgth
Foot, stumpage; Gown!Halms- to Bengal.
Lieutenant-Colonel Emig of the soh rOtots 00e$
ant as Military Secretary to Lord hitalro. •
The sd Gip-iron Battsll4, sow at posit 'is
am* rg4ets to sore. 4 foot tlet phsce, • •

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defesiptista had bee, tiiy poieliess—asel h
inners. What was us *NM nonennealleit Injury ? Ws
like qaa hits to fay. It week hi 4%re mot At 11 o.
rto go any farther than the Win I.net haw feu 1
ed; ,that thy, Was foeh a Treaty. 1"11"'
Ito draw hats a asoclasos as tlicy iwg rwari iv Were
this. however, u' is all treaties, That Nasios.aos n