Star.
London, England, 1812-10-23 00:00:00

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the American people—fob' the sake of tha ,Eng • eonipiring against esteh.gther's liees; Fro. In, about
cosmopolites, we am heartily glad thatthis villainous the 24 of July to thebeginning of August, the city of
hypocrite and traitor hat at last unmasked himself. Buenos Ayres was in a state ,of the utmost cOrnmo.
The principal facts referred to by the ItattEgekeer tics!. The cause of this is said to,have been the dia.
ftt, simple, that a child can scarcely misunder. satisfaction which the Earopean Spaniards had COn.
stand them, but (sem a voluntary perversion of intel. ceived, on account of the abject condition in which
leer. in the beginning of HIM the french troops they were held by the Junta of Buenos Ares. Hence
°rood the neutral countries from the Elbe to Hol- are they said to have conceived the idea of overturn.
land. On the 16th of May, in that year, Mr.. Fox, Mg the existing Government, with 'the view of taking
tle minim/ of this country, thought it but a just, re.. into their ovintands the Supreme,Authoeity. They
sairtaft!hr Impose a modified blockade on the coasts failed in their project, and upwards of two hundred
ticsio.Osatries. The modifications met with the of the conipiratorl (compriiing the first class
of mei'
vppro!,stioa Of Mr. Mimeos, now the American Se- chants) were Made prisoners, Of whom twenty-five
mug of &ate. In November, 1806, Bosiaraars Were Shot. Ample detail; will be found in our ire.
.isasalhis Monstrous edict agiOnit American com. ' ceding columns.
meta, termed the Berlin Decree. , In Jahuary and
NoTembm 1804 we issued our setlii4ipry Orders is The FOUDROYANT, 80 guns, .Admiral de Couti'cr,
ca. The American Government has bee.
,has..arVved at Plymouth from the Brazils.
!By this
'Tars, om
(that is to say,lince April, 1809,) th4ght veti ".learn, that. the Royalist,. or FEFSNANDVS
fit to art that our bloticado Of May, 1806, was ,Ra.rtY, have been ofripletely successful the in-
fit in
.Piru and
`chili, Nehcle.traticioillity hat
paper blockade; and that the ,Berlin Decree wail
sttaadosi,pf it, so considered. .140 e mark what ,been r.4tored, and the Government of South Awe-
follows :—We withdraw our Order's wx-. 44004 zeta re-established.
;yid November; 497. We give by our Ministert.. •
• .THE PENINSULA. ~ ,
irbkra44.'i cifstinit disavowal of all paper-
ecifically of tue Order
of Mar, The Princess Elisabeth packet has arrived at Pal.
38orrcesigiced ne such i with *mr.h. mouth from Lisbon, in six days. She brings no in-
' 'de 'insteridan disaeoaril
GovetnaMits through. the telligence of a prominent interest. Lord Wma.morox
m9tiiios. declares itself
perfectly se. was busily occupied in
,the siege of Burios, at the
date of the last advices receiveA at lisb?n : but
ester,*own :hewing, everyshadow of
these, we musk presume, are not so recent as the lasi
complaint againsi,treat Britain, withrelation to the •
on which the Berlin and Milan Decrees arrivals by the way of Colunna.
4.
yen aeKes4e6, isitaltest Away.; and yet they have the
Pnblothinii hllimidhoce. to turf round and avow that
ihftic beget.* yOl tip again upon new
.s. • •
and totally different grounp?. and that we mitt sub.
*it to new condition,:
.are these. Why.
;ogive up, among
,other things, the lthtofjeatihl
We may revoke but 9rderi its Council4.Widt. may ai-
l•
ceife to the most equitable terms, in respect 4F jam'
siiient and blockade,; but, hut, unless we give Wp One
the most ancient, plain, and indjsputable tights,
efier the law of nations, and entirely throw away
whole ben!fit of our maritime superiority ov4.
tilt enemy; America is still to be at war with us; or I
tits she is to submit ixsplicitly to the Berlin and M.
!an Decrees ;arid possibly may, io spite of such sub;
;nation, be plunged into a War with France: The
writer in the fais/figoicir puts this last circumstance,
as the climax of evils—as a thing not to be eontenl- I
iltitecl in imagination without horror. And yet owl
ate

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The Fox packet has arrived at Falmouth from
Cadiz, in 19 days. She brings an account of three'
British Officers (a Colonel and two Captains) having
seen destroyed by the expluslon of a mitre, at. 8e-
formed by the French previous to their And
evacuation,'
The most important information courted in the
Cadiz Papers is, that the gallant Martkiss of Ws +.
• LINOTON has superseded General MAITi-AND in h
command, at Alicant. His Lordship has also rafk4ed
to ratify the capitulation granted to the Frenctliand'
Spaniards, who surrendered to the Patriotic Army
at Guadalazara, the terms granted to the itenega:
does being !go lenient. Affairs in the Pent:4l6la wear
the most promising aspect. •
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The following are some other mt.:lets from the
Spanish and PortlikUi.se Papeiii, brought by the above
Mails t t ;
•• . as PADIZ, OCTOBER 1.
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:•to be told, forsooth, that this writer (possibly one I "By order of the buke , Ciudad Rodrigo, the
ef: Mr. MAIZIS,O.I4's Cabinet—perhaps the President i English General Maitland, Chief of the expeditionary
lieuelf) has no tincture of French principles, no bias 1, troops from the east, has been deprived of his com-
pipets, French interest=: Aini with such insults ' mend, and replaced by his second in coinmani."
to connen sense !
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Tlitte has long been a tribe. of Phaniolibere in , riled from AlicantS State:, that the allied expedition-
Their patronAiint is Tiroisxalintrrat My army still remains in the iseighbourhood of that
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f 1,114 a Malignapt hearts and a dark atheist; . city, and that Souk's adiance has arrived at Albu-
WO* • The-Se perims here an innate aversion 6 ! tote, in Mttrcia." • . •
' . 4111426 honest sentiments ( wbieh. they call prinh: I i• .
, .) if etteem and Veneraticnt for the country
keittes
iastinitions and wisdom,. and virtues of their
1, •. , 1... fav , • v , e " GRANADA, OCT6Bitt. 1.
a The head.quarten and Fritter part of our army
still remain in this citY, waiting for certain move.
lune:stet:6 . They e aF'tendhman's or a Coif:can, tnents to act against Soult, who impeari to be con.
15ecauie he is the enemy of Englata: That he is at tinning his retreat, as his right proceeds towards Ca.
heart the deadly foenf America also, e;Cape s their rabace. The third division of the army under Oa.
itoic.e. :Pry persitnde them'sel'ves, on grounds like neral Mesinis covers Gtiadia and Jaetts and anotherthese,
the*, that they are Cosinopolites :. and under this is PreParig to 'n4ch• They are now endeavouring
clinift they indulge their -avarice and ambition hi to clothe some corps, which are almost naked, and
Phitidiiin their cotintry, and enlisting it in the catis this retards the general March. to the said points."
of the. blot chest of all tyrantn. “ VILLA NOVA (CATALONIA), SEPT. is.
, hen people are seconded by this scum and outcastla Yeartday at. noon arrived Baron de Eroles, with
otihe ruffians and iitibontis of Europe, driven the unarmed regiinents Loyal Manusante, Ausona,
litsie by their crimes, to become ardent patriots and and Cardona ; they have been armed with the mus-
!roe Jefferienians, in A- 1 Add' this the actes• kets landed from England."

, —merica .to
lied of French Louisiana, pm-chased with the money
of the United States, to ihroir another weight into the
scale of 144inson.. Add the borrlpt, and venal, and
presses, throughout North AMericai
hind by French Consuls, and regularly salaried to
%add and Magnify the Twin Stars of the two heniis-
?hen* THOMAS Irprznsos and NAPOLEON BOW

PA U% That so formidable and exteinive• a atini‘l-
racy against the happiness and honour of the great`
'rtansatlantic Republic should have so far succeeded,
as at has already done, may be lamented, but cannot
reasonably excite surprise. However, the good sense
of the honest and sincere Americans begins to be
awakened to the true nature of the present war. The
Address films Now Hampshire, inserted in the STAR
of Monday last; (and from which we have above,
;ism% sheet 'quotation) furnishes a proof that dela-
ims has bad its day ; and we regard this important
PaekileaPit in the National Inielligencer as calculated to
_i,.°Pen the *74 of the most incredulous, to the infamy
7.46' Ktaisost and his associates, who, we trust,
‘""sPeediTY betonsigned to the disgrace and pun iuts-
umt 147 80 richly merit.

arrived off 'Dover from
ived Gazettes from that
, and ptivate lcttets to the
We observe, with regret,
still destined to be the
end bloo&hed. No sooner
the Governinents of Bue- I
adjusted, than not only ,
dissention break out between
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this Instant= is added 1

afflicting 'nature—the old and
Buenos Ayres itself en.
enmities, and are constanili

M SEVILLE, OCTOBER 1.
" We continue to take French prisoners—those we
hate already amount to SOO."
" LISBON, OCTOBER S.
Great preparations are making in Madrid, in
consequence of the expected arrival there of the Mar-
quis of Wellington."
000. N, OCTOBER O.

1' General Espana's Spanish division is in Segovia.
General Hill has moved his head-quarters from Th..
ledo to Aranjues. Sonic's advanced posts had arrived'
near Chinchella and Albacete. Suchetgave demon-
strations of his intention of marching upon Cuenca.'
It appears that Joseph will remove his Court to No:
celona, and there wait las brother's brders. -
" According to the movements which we observe
in General Hill's army, and General Elio's Spanish
:troops, nothing is to be feared in tespect to Madrid.
" LISBON, OCTOBER 10.
- " The Cadiz Gazettes which we yesterday received
state, that the French in Valencia were taking the
same measures which they adopted in Madrid ante-
rior to their retreat.
" General Maitland was deprived of his command,
,it is said, for not having executed the orders he re-
ceived, relative to the pursuing Joseph Bonaparte."
" LISBON, OCTOBER it.
aa Zile Cadiz Gazettes come down to the 6th inst.
They-bring no intelligence of particular interest.—
The four kingdoms of the Andalusia' are entirely
free. Souk bad retired from Jaen and Guadiz, tak-
ing the Monti:on road, after muting a contribution
of a million of reals.—We has not received our cor-
respondence from Madrid, and therefore know no
further of General Hill since the Ist, when his cavalry
entered Behnonte: such a movement plainly indi-
'cites how little-fear our Centrals have of the jam- I
dim of the triumvirate Sachet, Souls, and Joux4n

sat'
By do Gesso Canning, a'
065 Slavic: Ayres. we hare recei'
acb '
wets City to the ISth of Ault, a
dift-t-
-aKti of the same month. W
t • , that this unhappy Colony is 1
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i. ' ' tent of anarchy, confision, at
Ak 'lathe differences between the
0• t als Ayres and Monte Video 7
t b'
• • causes for civil diseeni
' ' these two colonies, but to tli
t • er of a still more afilictil
'4l• ~ il kw Spaniards of the city of
e ' Pge in the most deadly cumi
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