Star.
London, England, 1815-09-26 00:00:00

AIX-LA -C!I SEPTEMIIIIR :4.

The Duke of Weihnitton has caused eight p;ece
of,brAss cannot:, t tken from the enemy, to he tirlivr:
eJ to Colonel Oste,lnan, nt the troops of litut,swick,
In-order to be empl •yed in the to 'nit:lieu: which it
intended to erect to the memory of the late Doke o.
Brunswick.

THE EVENING STAIt.

1,0

DON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMDER 26, 1815.

AMERICA.

A Mail from Halifax arrived this mowing, b,
which we have received Papers and letters from Qat
bec to the 11th ult. from New York to the 20th al:
and from Halifax to the Sd inst.
Our fellow-subjects on the other side of the At
!antic have not been one whit behind those;: home,
in testifying their gratitude to the heroes of Waterloo
Noar:y for thousand rounds have been subscribed a
Halifix for the reli.f of the sufferers and their re
lativ es.

The whole summer has been remarked, in Nora•
Scotia,
.for rain and fogs, and the injury sustained In
the
.fruit and crops has been very great. They ex•
peel an early winter. At Quebec, on the bight 7
the 7th of August, the frost was so severe as to &.
stioy the leaves of the cucumber plants, beans, anti
other tender vegetables. Ice was found in mar.,
piates neat morning, and it is fared that the "Lt.:
has sacred. A snowstorm on the 20th of May,!:-.c
trees not in leaf on the 4th of June, and i severe ,:
on the 7th of August, are new features even in
climate of Canada.

A Halifax Paper, of the 50th August, gives s::s
following as the principal terms of

THE COMMERCIAL TREATY
AM? TO lit CONCI oases will Tilt V$ iTtD IrrATV

" By the first Article, the Nay gaffe!) Law. or tbt two cess•
ties are, tor mutual benefit, dispensed with; mid nrithb refeis
trat.:ing to American ports, and American vevicts tr.ctlii,s to at'
t±sh porta, have equal privilege, in regard to duties 3rd nemy
don., with native vessels respectiveiy, Thu ipriiefi not any
ea:cnds to the ships, but to .be cargoes. Diu 1, Cooon.ae,:,
which, on coming to England in British ships from the
&atm, is liable R i a duty of qtly (tor peony per and
Imported In Americzn vessels, Is subject to a chars- io' Ora
pence.in the pound. will incur the same duty, if ceoveyed
bottoms of either of the rove poitatries.

M The second article wintits of free trade to Cakutts, sad to
all the British settlements of the Peninsula of Hindoran. Witil
regard to China there is no „regulation, because that trade it cl•
elusively with the ludis Company, and thi!•Compawy bat °°
power or authority to obstruct the Trade to China, either with
regard to the Americans or any other foreign State.
" A third article, and not the hew Important In the view of
the Amerlau Government, restricts Ebe DMA frons.eoterieg
into any trade with the onmerous.trlbes.othailans occupying IC)
pit of the country within the jutted:alms of the United Slues;
We have given the above to thew what is repariell
at Halifax, but we are not inclined to believe that ail
of these articles can be correct.
ACcording to the New York papers of the 166
August, the report of the assassination of Generl
JACKSON turns out to be a mere fabrication. It air
pears that he is about to take the geld against some
of the Indian nations I Is it not worth while to en•
quire whether this be not in revenge for their having,
in the late war, acted as friends and allies of to:
British 1

Our commercial Readers have had to lament t!”
fate of the homeward Jamaica Fleet. under conv4
of the Wattatoa of 74 guns, many of which are •L';'
milling. We are happy to be able to announce
the following ships have arrived in Halifax H,trsm.r.
but in a very disabled state, vit.—the Will, Z. 411,4
Edward, WILKINS ; • Ross, M•PIIIALL; Cont6'4
Kftams & William Fell, Bout ; Fame, Paite::r ; "rd*
lqughby, Mou,En ; Talton,—; and Freends,----;
all dismasted and in great oistres4.
The ships Royal Briton and Molgrave Castle, wi;11
some other ships, are tow off the cow.
The WARRIOR v.oas seen fter the gale, steer 0,
tc
the West-North-West.
His Majesty's ship Warta, Captain B KgNr.
two other troop sloops, were at Quebec on the lit
of
Attgus‘ waiting tor 0r....rs trod& ..4,.mmodore Owsil

Lake guroo ; they exieeted to lad fir
the beginning of the month bf September.
itangtr Falmouth packet has been- saized it
'ork and condemned.

only vessel of war in Halifax harbour when
:ec came away was I'Espnia brig refitting.
squadron bel n4ing to that station having
m in quest of BO!oIAPARTE, who was expected
retch America. 'Foley had even received a
13E he 'lad bee's carried into Newfoundland in
ic,ll vessel which had been detained with a
of French Officers on board—some of those
wtio disappearedatter the bat, le of Waterloo.
Princess Mary Falmouth p icket, with the July
arrived at Halifax on the 15th of August, and
di wry/anis proceeded for New York.

ST. DOMINGO.
Lwo rival Chiefs, CHRIsTorHs and PsrioN.

pentied their quarrel, and agreed ti. act in
who expecting to he assailed bra &Mason
Pent, finding from later events that they are
1y sons to be moaned from that quarter, are

, the rye at a war.
Ntw•Tori Gsztue of the 17th August men.
atrivAlot the schooner Macdnnnugh. Capt.

13 asys, hors Aus Cayes, with intelligence

was reprted just belurs be sailed, that the
-or CHIIibTOPHIi. with hts army, was within 15
Purt.aa-Prinet, and was determined to carry
cep and govern the Isiand, or perish under its

?Enos, his rival, had made every prepara.
his part to repel the atuck. and a most sail-
contest was expected momently to take place.
Gut kit at Aux-Cayes the ship Dart. 'of
formerly the General Gates of New. York,
two or three days for Cardiagena."

(GE OF THE PUNCH MINISTRY.
this Paper was ring to Press, we rectived
Papers of Saturday. Their contents are
ipnrtant, hut the late hour at which they
us obliges us to be brief, and to notice only
t prominent articles of intelligence.
,levung of the Chinrbers, which was to have

Ice yesterday, has been put off, owing to the
of the Ministers baring given in their re.

a step at such a moment may be considered
Jude to some intended commotion—political
if nut popular. Probably to some conviction
rind should be ascribed the motions of the
Bi.ucum. He has established again his
;s at Versailles. Himself and Staff are
at Paris, and four Prussian corps d'armee
.orming a cordon round the Capital.
Meeting of the Chambers is*appointed by an
:awe of the Kum to take place on the 2d of

but act official, is given in the papers of the
iinivry; and they speak pretty freely of the
of the Es Ministers • while in office. The
4:s Dads recommends the punishment of

Aired Monarchs have itiitted Paris, taking
of Dij n ; but they will not now act as they
;wt.: them troops and Commanders will be

id) to: action.
of the individuab who hatreigartdduring the
it'on, finding that " Othelle's occupation's
—that their fond hopes are blasted, are seri-

repAring to remove themselves and those who
accompany them, as a colony to Madagascar 1 I
Instal NEVS trial will positively commence to.
• or next dAy

PARIS, SEPTEMB'Eit SS.

- opening of the Chambers is put of to the
October. This delay is owing to the necessity
there is of ieconsposing the Ministry, the pre-
• members of which have all given in their re-

are assured that the Duke de Richelieu is ape
President of the Council and Minister of
Neign Relations, and the Due de Fehr.. Minister
!n._.(Jsial du Deists.)
'may we are assured that the whole of the Mi-
-1 yesterday gave in their resignation to the King:
itidy the persons are designated who are to com•
the Ministry.
Due de Richelieu, it is said, has been appoin.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, with the tide of
Minister.
tat Jules de Polignae Miuister of Police.
de Grosbois to the Ministry of the Interior.
Dtc de Feint., Minister of War.
Lame, Minister of Justice.
Duke of Gaeta, Minister of Finance.
/Mood:age, Minister of the Navy.
ilt Caraman, Minister of the King's House-

Martinis de la Maison Fort to the General
iirectioa of the Posts.
We are far from giving the above list, however, as
;15i:ivy and official....—( Gazette de France.)
Prißce inucher arrived at Paris this evening, and
f.lcd his head•quatters at Versailles.
i column of about 4,000 Prussian troops, form-
Put of the first corps, has passed, within these
,tdays, through Saint•Germain-em•Laye. It is
ig into cantonments at Evreux.
%t. third corps still be cautosed in the depart-

eiienb of the !Seine end bite, ana the fourth in Cal-

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