Star.
London, England, 1807-01-13 00:00:00

TREATY WITH AMERICA.

A Morning Paper Rates, that by the provifions of
' this treaty, American veffels are to be permitted to
tarry goods from the colonies of our enemies to
traace, Spain, &c. upon condition of their touching
at an American port in their pear, and there paring
a duty of two per cent. on their cargoes. We can
not take upon us to fay how far this Raiment is cor•
, tea, but we apprehend it mun be erroneous,, for it
would follow that in time of war -our enensiesaeght
not only get home the produce. of their colonies, but
at much lets expenfe than even the Britifb merchants,
two per cent. being a trifling expenfe comparediotbe
war premium for infarance paid by the latter. This,
however, would be the lean part of the evil, for wars
ever have been, mad ever will be, prolonged, in pro-
portion as their inconveniences are felt to prefs lightly
on the one partyor the other ;and, in the prefent date
of the world, we can make the evils of war prefs heavy
on 04T
enemies by no other means but dint-ding their
commerce. It may be Paid, to be fare, that by cap.
twang awl; colonies we can effed this, but, in the
natdre of things, we can never be in a condition to at•
tesppt this as fpeedily as we can aeoomplifir the other.
On the fubjea of the Slave Trade, lit night in the
Houfe of Lords, we were happy to hear Lord Gann-
mg.' Rate that it formed one of the articles in the
treaty Aiterica. We do not Ingrate, to interpret
I •
tha, -"An 1406, that skAlitiOn, icrecogn i fed in
the treaty by, the 4usetiesn States; as well as by this
country. If this flual, prone tb be the fadt, it is a
feature of humanity and benevolence, which, in our
eniMation, will cover a multitude of other infirmities
It is certain that Mr. Fos, ie his carnal &fire to
remove'the only fdid objetaion that he taw to the
abolition of the Slave Trade (namely, the danger that
rival nations ?nigh t continue it to our prejudice), made
it a topic.nf private difcuffion with the-French Mini.
nifter, and propofed, that an article, binding the two
nations reciprocally,not only to abolifb the fcandalons
traffic, but alfo to ufe their influence with their refpec-
tive Allies, flsould make part of rbe Definitive Treaty
of Peace. In juftice to the French Mininer, it ought
to be known, that he met this fibula propofition with
the MoR chterfulacquicfccnce.

N4U77CAL INTELLIGBNCI.

" FALMOIITH, JAN. to.
Sailed Ms Majefty's (hips BLONDE, of 3: guns ;•—•
MOSILLI, of 18 guns ; ABUNDANCE, LUCIFER, and
BACeNtis, with the outward bound 'Well India and
Mediterranean fleets, which put hack on Thurfday
lag, 'Arrived the American (tip Wallington, Capt.
W13371a from Spain, Sateen days parage ;—and
the brig Expedition, CARPENTER, from Libon, hit
from Milford. The Auckland packet, with mails
for Lisbon, will fail tchmorrow.—S iled the (hip Sid-
ney Cove, Captain EDWARD-, with convias for NA,
South Wales.—Wind S.E.
PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY ti.
Arrived his Majelly's 'hips DRAOnN, and the
Pnot nix, from Ply mnosh. flailed his hlmjeny's 'hips
Chinn, to the Eallward, and the HEARTY, on a
cruise.-=Wind S.E.

DEAL, JANUARY sa.
Arrived his Majelly'. !hips Tacratrevas, Mus-
surto, and the FURI• Vll, from a cruife. Came
down from the River the Hon. Eal India C•ompany's
(hip Admiral Gardner, b, 'end to the Eall Indies,
and remains in the Downs with the (hips as per lilt.
—Wind W. S. W. hazy.

CHATHAM, JANUARY n.
The Captain of x velfet who had been' to deliver
sores at Buenos Ayres, ar►ived here lett week. and
matted before a number of perfons, gt the Chat
Arms Tavern, that he had left the river la-Plata
early in Oehber, at which time Buen••s Ayres was
in out potiefflon, and that no apprehenfions were En-
tertained of an attack from the Spaniards. The
PANDORA was -commaoned laft week by Captain
SPENCE. and the WANDERER by Captain CROFTON.
—The EXCELLENT was undoeked on Saturday.
SHEERNESS, JANUARY rt.

Yefierdty arrived his Majeßy's fhip the Darner,
Captain -Exam, from Chatham, and is expeaed to go
to the Nore, where her complement of men will be
completed, and then (he will proved to fea.—Arrived
at the Nore, the Pim CHU gun brig, Lieutenant Am.-
DOWIL Commander, to be pail.
JANUARY t2.—Arrived the Dani(h (hip Figmato
Captain WILLIAMson, with timber and deals, from
Krogera in Norway, Coy this port; the foip Rodney,
Captain Bowes, with timber and plank, from Danr.
zick, bound to Portfmouth—fhe has experienced fo
much damage on her voyage, that it is expected me
muff unlOad here ; the (hip John, Captain WOOD.
WARD, alfo from Dantzick, with timber and plank,
for his Majeffy's yard here--. The has alt experienced
very bad weather on her .voyage.
This day the officers, clerks, and artificers of the
Dock Yard have been paid three months pay to the
3cth of September Taff.—Wind W. S. W.—foggy
weather.
YAILMOUTH, JAN. 12,.
Arrived yefterday P. M. the Aucctitan packet,
Captain HAM mono, with mails and paffengers, from
Hufum ; the paffengers and mails were landed here,
and the packet failed this morning for Harwich.—
This morning arrived the Rocauca Captain CORRY,
from the Nore, where fhe has been paid. Sailed
on a croize the Aerat (loop of war, Havocc and
CHARGER gun brigs, and the,Caaarsa cutter, with
a Meffenger with difpatches for the Continent. —.
Ships of war in the Roads, the Majeflie and Trafly
flag IlsipF ; Dieator, Stately, Ruby, Agincourt, Roe-
buck, and Naffau ; Quebec frigate, and Cruizer (loop.
Wind S. W.

The Neptune of Hull, lately captured by the JeAa
privateer, is loft on Hafbro' Sand ; the Frenchmen
got on board a flunp, andfailed for Holland. •
An Officer of his Majeity's (hip l'lmperienfe, Lord
Cocuaaws, to his relation in Portfmonth, dated'
Dec. 31, lays, °. There are five fail of the line (one
three decker). tbree frigates, and three brigs, ready
for lea at bourdeaus. We have taken four fistall
rails, laden with wins and brandy, and one with
rofin. Where the fhip cannot go our boats do, fo
that we ate fmnetimes.anrufed by going within half
a mile of the French fquadroas and are chafed off by
their boats." . •• •
The following diArelffitg iteetnint of the colony at
New SoutlfWale• , is istraaed from a letter received
from an Officer, dated Sullivan'.. Cove, New Oskar,
Aoguft 4, rBo6
" The Ocean brings you this.—Our Lituatlon is very Wer
many fuifcrags: we Were had no rations ferved lady.. Mt ewe
to rave. We Mee Out # drop 61 *its in rise cohoyanzre
very deftitute of melt, brad, clothing. farming wid
atds—in fag of every *mews soa*m- of pima -
Governor of tar fsty is filM lose anowancedttito
s of rotten pork **Asia polindW Boor per vredi ; even it
Ms rate we bays Dot a hitiont .fappiy fee one nomeb."...Orke
Captain of danOcuan faysrdwAt M faw a oicrettaantaan setae up
the river when be was align Aim; 04 he hopes be hod ftlP-
lilies for the palmy.
On.Satirdey to Li.4ry'vias arrefted at Yarmouth, hy
tw4.olficers from limy-erect, who tcok her to Lon-
don. She is charged with defrauding a Gentleman
in 11,10.
Maj., DIAN :ark odeen of Miles have bad a amp clam
—.we bad game (aid a wihfgmfe cbece, after this eitraordinat
(Septicemia. The Bow;ftreet people went on' Fridarrilght, forti-
fied' by the Lord Chancellor's warrant, to a boo& he Tenterda..
Itatet.lianover.fquars, to whirls they were coododted kg his boo-
therls Solicitor. The =fiver from, !rickle was, that Mr. L. Wee '
not to be fpoketa with. Several men, on the olgcen eating to
break in, fprong rattle, and the leiter muft, have is dm
watch hes, bit tau the indoor irony *odd not oat to
make good their charge. This fans won repealed on Saturday
morning lath. The officers, backed kite; Lord Mayor's war.
rant were again refuted admittance. were told that Mr.
Ludlam was fate in the cuitody of tiro of Dr. Muir s peep
ea' le,
The hook, which eau well fortified, underwent k *arm Sege....
The affailants,partlyby itratageat, and party by force, obtaistid an
agree, They found moire/I warylsoatsiaa airedirlsta ilbam,
&c, bat as Mr. Ludlam. It was evident that he d from
the Ina, and a gaiter grace followed of snore than xi . Mr.
L. was net found. Mrs Ludlam ridlettled the oilksent. dud pet
them et defiance to find Mr. L. Pearkes deferred usher, that he
was only a tow minutes too late, on the night Mr. L. riot it Mr.
Peacock, in the London Tavern, to Secure him. Mrs. Lupe, re-
plied, the knew what the coofequence would harebell, bravo aid
have had his head Wane* f As the odious were liana to leave
the houfe, an elites, from Marlborough- ftrect Mice, entered the
bonfe, to take Mrs. Ludlam into cultody, to anfwer a dune made
againft her at that office, the, in coofequence, yet off In hercarriage
to Marlborough-italic office. The charge againft her was prefer-
red by a Drefa-Makm, for an 'fault. It appeared, in evidence,
that Mrs. Ludlam had given fame work a few days dace to the
complainant, who had alto other articles of drefs which had been
altered, and which the refnfed to deliver to Mrs./. until the
&odd firft be paid her money. Mrs. L. became enraged ,at as
Dads-Mater's conduit!, had a kind of fad& enf=liethilseli
a nt
uk complained of was comadtted. The Drefs-
for her prellog for money in eonaqueaco of the uniodid *SO
the frrepy of Mr. L. The Mmellbefts eve= do POPII
to aijuft tbar aitisrenecs, which ate* was whls. ,