Star.
London, England, 1812-01-29 00:00:00

.11%!17-'1. INTL /../..I^ENCE.

LINUAV.".k" 2G.
Ills Majtsty's s'l;p Euttvm.us the Ilth inst.
front 1,i6b..n, wit's et fleet cif met chant ves.l, and
min:Torts for Enstind—the Elizaheth pack.ct
was expected to le.ive with a :mil loi En,lla:id abcut
the `.futh inst. ; the wind being Its' s'4D may

be hourly expected. The Lard Ii .hart packet,Wm-
LIAIIS, with mails from New York, is arrived, after a
passage of 49 days—she did wit t-,13:11 Betmuda.
Also arrived the Endeavour scho•in2r, Capt. IVElms,
from St.MiChael's, w:th a cargo of fruit for a market.
Sailed the Fame, Captaia Lcsa, oath fruit for Lon-
don. The Darlington packet with the Leeward
lshold mails is detained till th-..9.3th inst. The Ara-
bella packet with mail; fur s ails tLe first f:tir
A dim:ls:el ship, in Clw u:a f:i:a•:e, passed
Iris port last evening. The Duke of i.laatrnse p •cket
with ma l from Falmouth, had att.i‘..:.ed Cadiz pre.
vions to the slii;ng of the Speedy from tfi.::-,c•!. The
NVindr.or Castle fr irn the 11..a?.:1,, and t. Sandwicia
(pAckets) from the Medit.nT.ltti..sn, ate :wittily ex-
pected.—Wini
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY
A Eench lugger private:.:r captu .o.i A T:rig and t
schooner yes:etJay morning -if the Bult Head: the/
ate t.,::poosed tube Cie G;tl::3:.E, front Gutrit.

2: That an additional force of ten thousand regular troops ) •
sey to L.tslol; t:.), to this port.
cught to be immediately raised to serve for three years ; and that
—.‘rtivecl a brig (a,tra:l".--town) that was failm in
a bounty in lands otei:ht to be given to eticoutige s.
s
S. That it is expedient to authorise the Presiefect under pr•per 11 'rete t! ty I is', clr coast of itel:-nd, by did
regulations, to a( cspt the service of any number of errs, Si NI it AM :;:r etew h'a bocit Liken our, it is sop-
rot exceeeirl; Tilt, thoisaud,re be organized, trained, and held p.se..l, by a Fr:r.ch sc:loO:tcr w..:,
in readine.s to ac: on ,esh service as the exigoicies of the Go-
La 4
ocCi by thz SEMIRAMIS twa d previous, and es-
vernmetit Foxy require.
caped ;a tile o;•-lit. 'rite raft-pot tis rem
4. That the Pressele.at be authrirised to order oil., from erne ,
to time, such detachments of the militia, as in his opinion the Lrig W. 4 also taken our, in ordci to scuttle her ; bat
public service may require. this was fa tunately prevented by the timely arrival
5. That 4'.1 the vessels not now in service beloaghig to the of the Sp.mtuAsits. ilcr cartto ctiosis:ed thistly of
navy, and worthy of repair, be immediately fitted up and pet empty bo[t]h s.---Arrived the NlAostFict:NT man of
into comm!ssior. . • war, from Cadiz, in ten da) s, with a ntail and di,.

6. That it is exrdient to permit our merctant v •ssels, owned
atches ; the FAVOULITP. ;:nd Ph 7 sloops of
exclusively by resident citizens, and commanded and navigated p
rolely by citizens, to arm, under proper regulations, to be pre war, from a Crtli/C ; and the SCVLLA sloop of war,
scribed by law, in self-defence, against all unlawful proceedings from the coast of FrAnce.—Sailed the ORESTES and

towards them on the high seas.

FOKLIOUND, WI a crt.f zr.

All the private letters from America present a less : sot; I'HAMP CON, JANUARY 28.
violent aspect than the printed j ,urnals. We have ' The schooner Maria arrived at this port from Gi-
seeiz several. The following, to a most respectable braltar and Lisbon, spoke; on the 7::: inst tnt, in lat.
commercial House, exhibits their general tendency, 39..11. N. long. 11. 21. W. the O. :..•p Friendthipi
if we except a few from violent and interested indivi- Lc QuAv matter, out 17 dal s from „rer:ey, for Ma-
duals : i. PI-111.ADEL.P1-11A, DLCEMBER 12. deira, all well ; :::13 on the 15:11, in lat. 4.5. long. 12.

" Our Congrees is now in Session ; and, notwith-
standing seine violent speeches, it is believed that
iendly negociations are going on with cat rretain,
so that I hupe I may soon be ab!e to send you orders."

saw about twenty sail to windward, supposed to 1c
part of a dispel f:•.,d ccnvOy, stlnding to the Eastward,
under a press of s.ul, and in evilent ct,nius;oit ; and
on the f Bowing miming saw• tw.) fiipf.es, appa-
rently French, Ltanding to the Westward.

Intelligence has been received from Sicily, that im-
mediately on the arrival of Lord W. BENT! NCK, he had
an interview with King FERDINAND at Palermo ; the
immediate consequence of which was, that every thing
was amicably arranged, and the trial and punish-
ment of a number of French spies and emissaries was
ordered. Four of these miscreants (Calabrese by
bitch) had been arrested at Messina, one of them was
killed in the act of rzsisting the officers who seized
him, and the other three were shot* aftet wards
executed.
When the Culprits understood, that they had been
sentenced to de ith, twa of them confessed, that they
had been cent from Calabria by the French General
MANCIIES who commands the army in that province,
for the express purpose of murdering a Blitish Officer.
This unexpected declaration was made in the presence
of several British General Officers.

Every ship of war fit for service is ordaed, to be got
ready. Among these are—Tl.e /11.ntoN, Rommes,
MONTAGUE, and Ann. Mlle Of battle shipS,at Ch:ttham.
The INIPREGNABLE, )S ; SUPERP and EXCELLL%T,
74 ; 'limos; anti Pultosc, Ib, at Puttsmetith. The
OCEAN, 9S ; Seeeceit, 71. ; Revourri N :AIRE, 38 ;
and &rise and ELECTRIA sloop,, at Plymouth. The
Ds.;Nc.ss, 74 ; SEAHORSE, 38 ; and DevnsTnriag
bomb, at Woolwich. The NEMESIS, 28 ; SAVAGE
sloop, and SENTINEL and OLYAI PI A cutters, at Sheerness.
There are no less than seven or eight frigates in
pursuit of the two Fr.nch titates. .1 DC RHIN, Ro
TA, SENIIRAMIs, SURVEILL A NTE, SVPILLZ, HAMA -
DRYAD, And ENto, Au or. The ENDIMION was left in
sight of them, and we trust, they will soon be seen in
a British pert.
A letter from Cli rl Eon, received in Philadel-
phia, mentions th t an attempt was made to -inn
the French privateer brig Dilig.:nt, no-.v lying in :hat
port; but that on the leorts:atation of the Ffet.c:i
Consul, the Mayor causzd the ringlzade s to be a'i-
Of all the intelligence which we have lately re- soreheaded and committeJ to prison.
ceiveA from South America, that which we have now; •
EXECUTION.—This morning the following malefac-
to communicate, must prove most gratifying to our
tors were executed °pin:site the Del tots'-do.ir in the
Readers. The itmta of Buenos Ayres and the Vice-
Old Bailey, pursuant to their entente,! :lamely—E.
Roy ELK), who commands at Monte Video, have en-
Phiaps, f.ir setting fire tu his h use, in Ratcliffe
feted into a treaty, which in all its provisions is the
Highway; J. Fraser, E. Hall alias Citeoddi, and W.
most just, amicable, and useful, to the common cause_pat Hi.rgior alias Fowler, fur houseneaking; W. 11,ddrr-
that could possibly have been negotiated. The
1.4 alias Slender Gild, 1, r dealing in forgedno.es ;
ties bind themselves j y yointl to la down neir arms— ..f:
and P. Whitbread, for a forgery of £2., en Ro!iarts.
to afford all the aid they can to the Mother country
during this her period Curtis, and Co.—They nut their fate with becoming
cf suffering, and to repel the
enemies of each as commoa to b :th. This t-eaty, it penitence and usigeation. •
is true, can in its nature be but provi.lional, but most COII4•MARCILT, MARC LANE, JAN. 49.7.1#1111 day. owls* toi
devoutly do we wish that it may be succeeded by tuh,ehtlaal,e etZtes"olluvivene du: c,", :at7laise.t• `4., Lavei f;:w !" th 4iTiTal, 01
some permanent arrangement in the same noble and give w;y—eariey in shin) supplyi, at.d;hl"lter.7.ll. uliPlelpra her
generous spirit, calculated at Once to ensure the just mai-. nil lean, cf rail hi! d lik-tisa—White erns str:;l, bill
riplitical freedom of the Transatlantic Provinces, and little—there are short supplies en Oats, and .he trade hr .ti in
the integrity of the whole Spanish Empire. ode, fell Is dew*—Flour heavy sale, and hardly nealatalas
Monday's reduction of ia. per sack.
While we are upon this subject, we ought to ob.-
Cl filen!' FLICLS or °RAIN.
serve, that the American papers contain a vague re- Wheat 50s. 755. 9,... Brans So.. :A.
port of the Republican party in Mexico, having taken Fine duo, loss. Liu,. 'I Ida ditto (new) Ha. Ms.
the City of that name by storm, and by geizing upon Rye 50s. 555. Ditto pine Old) 529. saw
the mines, they have prevented all further exportation gulls $616 493.04. Oats, Os 3os. 52.. .
of bullion to the Mother Country : we trust, however.. Malt,wb iIII $ * 534- Poland ditto, 241. Ws. Od.
t Peu (boilers) 711 s. 521. Potatoe ditto. sat. :Rs. W.
flat the conciliatory spirit, which has been manifeved Gm ditto, sal. Cl.. Rape Seed, £55. £65.
in the Eastern, will speedily extend to the Western fine Hour, 1155.904.--Satada, 751. tq 11511. • •
shores of South America.