Star.
London, England, 1818-08-15 00:00:00

SIIMEWNES3. AUGUST 14.

The brig Ceres, —, from London to Pernamburs,
has put into Otis port aith the loss of her niaiu-topma:.
HULL, AUGUST 13.

Arrived the Ajax, 'Srivmsos, from Greenland,
with ten fish ; also the Jack; Tar, --, from whence
she sailed the 15th of June: on the 18th was brougla
to by the Geneal Arisrnendi, Capt. DELUCH F., Ull9
asked a few questions, and then ordered her to make
sail ; on the 29d was brought to by the Generals
Santa Martha, of Buenos Ayres, who convoyed her
from off Cape Maze to the west end of Heneaga, at
he said there were a great many small schooners on
the coast plundering merchant vessels.

CORK, AUGUST S.
Sailed the Tyne, BELL, and the Earl St. vincett,
SIMPSON, for New South Wales, with convicts.

GRAVESBND, AUGUST 14.

Arrived the William, Berifigtoo, from Gottenburfis; Sceptre,
Ord, from Archangel ; Hoop, Smith, from GA r.:(1 ; Friendship,
Viiser, front Worcum; Ceres, Woks, from (iihralt-r ; Clete.
rab, Bae, from Christiana; and two or three. more.—Sailer! the
Intrinsic, Taylor, for Boordeaus ; for 111-"-
neur ; iforbadoes packet, Baktoo, fur eitto; tad thu FeticitT,
Timothy, for Vigo.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, AUGUST 14.
Senn smaact. Iswalans--TheVrow MtuTaretha,
Rotterdam • Hoop, Smith, and Lady Frantts,
Ostend; and four skips containing corn.—O; ...%
Lord Suffield, Brown, from FurtWilliam ; Vrow S
the June, !Myth, Prince of Sar.e-cobollry, Ladd,
Ladd, from Rotterdam; GnotiWi.h, Schokers,
hannea, Wyk, from Aux,terelam ; Harriet, Skeller.w
Ross, for Dmr.rara • Criterion, !Ivey, for New
Beasley, for llarbadoer ; Cato, Bennet, for EN
Fountain, 31ills, fur ()poem.

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The Article in the Treaty of r
;naians, is as follows :

" The United States of America en.,-are
tnediktely after ►he ratification of the prese't
tie with all the tribes t:r catiou.s of I
mai be at w•ar at time of st-cu stir
restore to such trilvcs ur 111ti.)116 r:-
rights, and privile;r:e, which awe in
entitkil to in I till, pr..eious to
that such tribes or nations sh.li apt.,
against the United Staey, of inwrieo,lll
upon the ratification •.f the prisent
tribes or nati.ms, '

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An attempt has beta male t
poraries to chew' that no scut
this Article. as can bind the Br
terfere at all in behalf of the A •
the cruel Fersec,utian of their n
The obligation is however n. -t.
We stipulated a sestc,z ot* :71-7
" to all their' pcssessions, rights, an.l isr
lionafile restoration. Has th.at iestrra:i
faithfully accomplished? I icr. these
ments been restored—so much ns in ,lew
Would the spirit of the treaty of pe
plied with, if the Americans had
one hand, and re-robbed with the
given back on one day, and taken hack en t
succeeding ? But, in point of fact. was there n"l
stitution at all—was there any hat, n. cf.
the solemn article contained in the Treaty cr,
of these unfortunate Allies of the Ihit:sh :natal'
We publish this day another corresporience--•
namely, that between Sir A. CoettitaNt. and the lc.
dians, bearing date in December, Isll., the Tar
month in which the peace with America was sieued;
and illustrative, therefere, in the most esplicit'raarr
tier of the principles on which we iraNrtisr,ed j*-1
credulous and confiding people to join our itara!ard
against the enemy with whom we ware at the sire
time al war and in nevciation.
A field of wheat of forty !tzres, the prePertr,cf
Mr. Comma, of Nerds \..v.-.on, in Vie:sem':4
as last week reaped and stackr.l in one mayefroct tl'is one hundred atd eichty-four individeit
were employed. sot
'his morning, as the scream of Mr. ik.CAVN, •
. m own, his horse took fright at a c.: • c:
fir
t. • t.,r rider, whose Atli wis trsztuivd: wi.2 oisa
:e :lie Sun, at Loegtuon, v•ithout au hopes of

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