Star.
London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

AMERICAN STATES.

We yetlerday received Philadelphia Papers to the
2:d of Fzbruary.

An article from Philgdelphia, dated February 2 r,
Pays—" By letters received in this city laR evening,
from the Natches, dated zoth January, it appears,
that Colonel BURR had furrendered himfelf to the
Civil Authority; and that his trial was expefted to
come on in a few days, at that place. The Militia
of the Territory had been &embodied, and thing*
were fall returning to a Rate of tranquillity."
From Baltimore, under date of Fcbruary 20, nun.
tion is made of the arrival, at that port, of the fcbooner
Thatcher, in twenty-five days, from New Orleans, is
which came, paffengers, General ADA IR, of Kentucky,
and P. B. OGDEN I of New Jerfey, State prifoners.

Extrad of a letter from COWLIKS M RADE, Secretary
and Acting Governor of the Mitliffippi territory, to
the Department of War. dated

" WASHINGTON, (M.T.) JAN. II

" I have ju ft time by the Mail to inform you, that I received ti 4
morning a letter from CaL Bu aa, at Bayou Pierre, avowing the
innocence of his views, and the fallacy of certain rumours again*
his patriotifm. His °bled is agriculture, and his boats thevtlicks
of emigration. However, leveret military corps were ordered to
be on the alert, and apprehend him, and all fufpicious perfom, on
the day before the receipt of his ittter—thefe orders may peely
bring him into my poffeffion. In his letter, be hinted at refinance
to any attempt to coerce him, and deprecates a civil war. This
I hint will have no influence on my condudt. He will be apprehod.
ed, if poffible, at the hazard of the lives of our militia, and the
honour of the Executive. We are all buftle and adivity. Ihope
in a day or two to give you a better account of this trosbleforix

man."

THE ARMY.

Change of quarters and movement of troops are
now taking place in every quarter of the United
Kingdom. _ _ _

Troops are immediately to be fent to the Conti.
neat and to the Eaft and Weft Indies.

To the Continent there go, under that able and
altive Officer Lord CATHCART, Lieutenant General
DONN, Major-General Sir JOHN STEWART ; and
feveral Ct touchy men of talent and enterprize, who
are to be made Brigadiers.
The troops fixed on are,
The Blues.

The Greys.
The Bays.

The Innifkillings.
The King's Dragosn Guar.'s.
The ustb, and fume other Regiments of Light Dragoons.
A Brigade of Foot Guards.
The King's German Legion, Artillery, Cavalry, and Infant.%
and the Rifle Battalion of the both Regiment.

Like the Duke of ICswr, and all the Coloneh
whore regiments have lately gone abroad, Sir Jester
Pu LTEN EY, the worthy Colonel of the iBth regiment,
has been at Portfmouth to take leave of his regiment.
General Far ROY, of the 34th, is expelled at PortF
mouth on a fimilar occafion.

• The zd Battalion of the Royal Irifh, and part of
the 54th Regiment are on the point of failing for the
Well ladies; as are DlLLotes Regiment, the Jolt
for North America.

The 3d battalion of the Scots Royals, and the sti
battalion of the 83d Regiment, are now on their way
to Jerfey, there to remain till completely difciplined,
and fit for Foreign fcrvice.

The. 2d Battalion of the 89th, Gen. WHITELOCIrS
regiment, id embarked for Guernfey, whence, who
completed, they will fail to join the ift Battalionsi
South America.
To India there are proceeding—
The ad Battalion of the the Scots Royals,
The ad Battalion of the 34th Regiment,—and
The ad Battalion of the 56th,
with flrong reinforcements, for all the regimentsii
India.

Some of the Irith Militia regiments will come oEt
to England and Scotland, after the Duke of RlOl.
MOND reaches Dublin ; when fuch of the Englith atd
Scotch Militia as volunteer will be fent to Ireland.

A large draft from the Militia is talked of—Tke
report of a large Brevet is. revived, but we will
remain fceptics till we fee the Gazette.
The firft battalion of the third regiment of Foot
Guards, commanded by the Hon. Colonel Stowers,
now lying at Chatham, are to embark the 7th of next.
month, for foreign fervice.

Mr. LYTTELTON laft night gave notice of a motion
for Wednefday next, refpeeting the late change In
his Majefty's Councils.
Yefterday, Sir Join; HENDERSON, Bat
oaths and his feat in the Houfe of Commons,
Member for Stirling, Culrofs, &c.
• We are requefted to rectify a miaake
into our Parliamentary Report of lag •
WHITENED KEENE fpoke againft th
moved by Mr. BRAND, and, of courfe,
Miniftry.

We have alfo to cornea another .mt
fpeech attributed to Mr. HALL, was nCit-t
that Gentleman, but by one whole name
ken for his. Mr. flar.t.,fo far from havi
Inch fentiments, did not (peak at all dui
bate. The name should have beta Om

art. took the
Commons, as
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night .-- r•
Refolution
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