Star.
London, England, 1814-10-27 00:00:00

MADRID, OCTOMR 1.2.

General Alava, Aisle-de-camp to the Duke of
Wellington during the late war, since appointed Am.
bassador from Spain to Holland, has been arrested
in this capital, at the moment of his taking leave of
his friends to proceed to his destination. He is re-
proached with having proclaimed the constitution of
the Cortes at Vittoria lung ago. Ti.i.. crime is corn-
mon to many other General Officer;, for the constitu.
don was proclaimed in all the provinces cf Spain.—
There is probably free-masonry, however, superin-
duced in the case of M. Alava.
M. Cevallos is never tired of writing. He has pub-
'l;shed a new pamphlet, addressed to M. .r.icoiquez.
The reverend father of the Malaya and M. Ostalaz•za
have been silent for a long time.

PARIS, OCTOBER 23.
A letter from Vienna assures us that the Congress
will definitively regulate the lot cf Bonaparte.
According to a German Journal, the countries be-
tween the Meuse and the Rhine will be united to Hol-
land, and not given to Prussia, as has been said.

This day the deputation of Merchants having goods
in Bond, again waited on Lord LIVERPOOL, and Mr.
LUSHINGTONs the Secretary to the Treasury, when
the time for paying the duties was deAttitively ex-
tended to the 14th of November next. Goods entered
for exportation to be allowed one month longer to
dear. It was intinuteOn the most Positive terms to
the Merchants, that no further time would be grantee.

• Last night dispatches for North America were sent
from the Secretary of State's Office to Portsmouth,
to be forwarded without delay:
Sir E. PAKENHAM takes his.departure immediately
for America, to assume the command in the room of'
the late General Ross. The STATIRA frigate is pre-
paring for the accommodation' of the Lieutenant-
General and his suite.

By reference to our Portsmouth Letter of this day,
it will he seen that the American sloop of war Wasp
is still afloat, and doing more mischief.
The Lady of the lamented Hero, General Koss,
with her three children, and the General's brother,
have some time past resided at Clifton.
The malignity of the blantsom party in America
has no way abated. In one of the American Papers
there is an Address, signed by two Irishmen, calling
on all their countrymen in that country to take up
arms against the British. The permission of this is
another proof of the knoyn humanity of the Anse.
rican Government!" •
It was humanity, no doubt, that made MADISON
call on the Indians to join him in invading Canada;
and when they preferred the British alliance, it was
humanity which dictated his infamous law against Bris
tish soldiers, which, like Roans:mute's decree for re-
fusing quarter to the measly, was found too bloody to be
enforced, It was humanity that made ,him send Geii.
JACKSON against the Creek tribes, with orders not only
to chastise the savages into present peace, but to make
a deep impression on.tbeir future fears. It was hu-
manity that invented the Torpedoes, and the use of
the mangling Bad-shot. It was humanity that burnt
the Canadian Wiens, and turned out the miserable in.
h.ibitants to perish in winter, and in the wilderness.
DOW it is humanity that sends into the field
. .
againit pa. men who, it taken, must necessarily die
• the death of traitors. Such is the humanity of those
cold;blooded philostiphiets, who for the punishment
of the 'United State's, are permitted by Pauetnexce
• to rule illat4olUltry