Star.
London, England, 1818-10-06 00:00:00

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MASCHESTIR, 04:702tE1t 4.

Pitt VATS LETTER.
k 3 the winter season approuolses,-- crime begins to
:,ply in this place. Early yesterday morning; or
preceding night, the premises of Mr. Bua-
drer, of thane, near thii town. were broken
co• • '
and several pieces of cotton-goods,' in an un-
,l state, stolen therefrom.
De following is an extract from the letter sent by
formerly an eminent Manufacturer in
0.1,1, which was alluded to in my latter of Wed-
-10 last:

• Philadelphia, Sept.ls, 111$.
DWI Silt—According to the promise I
when we plated at Liverpool, I avail my-
the earliest opportunity to give you all the tn•
in my power, relative to my situation and
here, premising that my stock of infarma•
Jon he very extensive, as I only arrived the
4 of July.

,1 ens de:ained nearly six weeks at Ct.rk, waiting
opportunity to ship the articles I brought with
~dthoat which my coming here would have
than useless. At last a favourable mo-
, and all was got safely on ho:trd, and
the yr) ing vigilance of the Custom house
' we arrived here after a pleasant passage
srao-niae Jays. I immediately waited-on our
fried, Morrison, and found that by his ex-
estensive premises we are to occupy were
misederable state of forwardness; so that by
at father., we expect to begin our ope-
la the interim, my time will be fully occu-
supchaending the construction of the ma
eery from the models I brougbx with me. I find
gefthaaics here far behind those in England ; and,
1::not for the three I brought with me, I should
'lima of ever completing the arduous task in
have engaged.
•l can say little of this country at present, not
a mile beyond the limits of the city since
I have, however, met with many whpm
.21bEnglancl. There are, indeed, many his.-.•
•=re who hare recentlremigrated from the
',e;dom ; and not a vessel arrives that does
an accession to their numbers: among
many wh; are ex remely dissa.isfied, and
returning again to England. This
adered at, whea we consider the many
:hat are continually e nigrating here with-
:,,neerted plan, or the least knowledge of
Many of these, if they do nut meet
:areas in the place where they first I.tnd, im-
'- feel disgusted with every thing around
instead of penetrating to the interior
where there is, I am weal Li-
m for countless myriads in all the useful
Taft professions, they fail into a state of
car; and sigh for their native con:ley.
ie In man to emigrate who feels himself
!a home; and above all, '1 would have
hoe who imagine they can procure a
!livelVaeod with less exertion than is re-
'heir 4ative ccnntry. Theta are too many
?dre...dy dissatisfied and disgusted with their
The Consul's office is daily besot by these, l!
1; remained until they have expended all
p, are craving to be sent back as distressed
ejects, and many are sent at the expense of
Government to Canada.
at, I would have every man who wishes
e, to weil weigh every circumstance before
al, his mind on so serious a measure—in-
'dente, aai economy, are quite as requi.
to enable persons to make their way
life, as they are in England, or any other
Glo!)e—and without these essential tequi-
la, be his profession what it may, only ex-
or the worst.

re suEciently acquainted with my motives
sf my native country, and the indticements
Domino hither ; under less flattering ans.
nild never have left Old England, for I
Iceal from you, notwithstanding the fk.
:ature of n.y prospects, and my being in.
from all risk of failure, the separation
:-.1; lung known and valued, has cost me
What sur.

la the cheapness of all articles of English
Manchester goods can be purchased
am in'Ormed in all the seaports of the
.ny little more than 'hat they can be pro.
on the spot. But this I am credibly in-
not long be the case : for, as the infant
iocrease, a higher duty wilt be laid on
In my next I will inform you mole
• how we go on.
" Yours faithfully,

fi W. ii."

ser.r.i;;ht was committed to the New
'st'n,MancLester, for three months, George
t Addie:on, for buying embezzled weft
tvet,th property of Butterworth and Wells.
t 1 A:rtivetsary of the Bristol Missionary
:3 held on Thursday last, when upwards
is collected at the different Churches and
that City, in aid of the Institution.
sifiini;;ht, the Sixth Anniversary of the
Iqliliary Bible Society was held at the
il. la Bridgewater, his (iracc the BISHOP of
13 the (hair, who, with several other
er.oirag-, eloquently addressed the meet-
rt::t:rAttce of the fontvolent and praisewor-
ti bocietl•

NAVAL INTELLIGEWC2.

PLYMOUTH, ' CTOBER 4.
Wind S. W.—Arrived . e FreJetica Charlotte,
—. from Ri) Janeiro to ockholm, out 85 d.tys,
with loss of two yards, an.l damage in her sails.

PORTS MITI], OCTOBER 5
Wind S. %V —ArriveJ his Majesty's ship CHERUB.
from Africa and Havinnah. Pas,ea up Channel the
General Harri-, —, from China, sailed Ist April,
and from St. Helena 20th August, and left the Re-
galia transport there, all well ; spoke the Prince Re-
gent, about 14 days since, she sailed from Bengal
12th May; spoke the Soi-lna, from Bombay, for
London ; also spoke the Ra,der, from Penang, bound
to Gibraltar ; and the John, from Bengal, bound to 1
'London, some days since. Arrived the Catharine,
from Havannalf, for orders ; Sir George Prevost,
Monatsox, (rain Quebec; aad Intigruy, —, from
Amsterdam, for Honduras. •

MAL, OCTOBER &
' Wind S.W.—Sailed the thomocto, Etraimero,
from Bombay, for the River, and the rest of the
homeward-bound that arrived yesterday. Arrived
to-day a•id remain, the Resolution, SMITII, from
Lannirolre ; Montreal. SERVICE, from Quebec; the
Robert, NZILSON, from the Weit Indies--upset the
palls of her windlass, and has gone to Ramsgate to
recair. Came down from the River, the Anna Ro-
beft,on, MACFARLANE, for Liverpool and Calcutta;
the Gambier, for Madeira and Africa ; Prince Re-
bent, STANIERS. for Gibraltar; Plantagenet, ANDER-
SON, for Jamaica ; and remain in the Downs vi•ith
•the rest of the uutward•bouod as before.
DOVER, OCTOBER 5.
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Arrived off this Port, the Ceres, HUNTER, of South
Shields. from Jamaica ; and the Narova, Davis,
from Atogadore.

NORTH SHIELDS, OCTOBER 3.
Last night the Jane, CAmiNEss, coal-laden, in
coming out of Sunderland, struck on the Bar, and
was obliged to run for this Poet. and in coming in,
this morning. got upon the Rock-head and sunk.—
The ciet, were saved by our lire-boat. With the
assistance of people from the shore, newly all her
stores have been saved, aid part of her cargo thrown
overboard, in hopes of getting her off, but the sea is
so very high, that success is doubtful.

CUSTO -HOUSE, LONDON, OCTOBER S.
Sims amass wwssits.--The Vlyt, Marsh, Fame, Payne,
and Vrouw Catharina, Gurts, from Rotterdam ; New Union,
Brown, and Prince of Waterloo, Page, from Ostend; Economy,
Douglas, from Riga; Nancy, Murray, from ditto; the Orange
Grove, Maddi,:, front Antwerp ; Dennison, Blair, from Jerry;
Tugend, Steph nson, from Memel; Rock, Phillips, from Pa-
lermo; Rosali,-, Deschamps, from Senegal; and Ability, Ro-
berts, frcm Jets y.
Ocrwssns.—The William and Ann, Menzies, John, Waters,
and Royal Sovereign, Gibbs, for Rotterdam; Concord, Kick,
for Itimburgh ; Jenne Fleur, Heye, front Antwerp; Perseve-
rance, Stoakley, for Hamburgh ; Charlotte, Marc 'seen, for Co-
penhagen ; Sarah, r'orner, for Madeira and the rape of Good
Hope; erzy, Smith, and Joseph Banks, Hodson, for Jamaica;
IVilliam and Henry, Cole, for St. Christopher's ; the Caledonia,
Blackwell. for Madeira, the Isle of France, and Fort William.

Wednesday the sloop Alert, of Portsmouth, FORMA
Master, fl am London to Brighton. with pipes for the
Brighton it Company, sprung a leak w hen about
six or seven miles from Brighton : she was ran on
shore on the beach to save the lives of the crew,
where•she went to pieces next stay. - -•
Friday afternoon the brig Jenuy, of London, WM.
HANYORD Master, came on the beach, at Brighton,
to deliver her cargo of coals: on Saturday forenoon,
a gale froin the southward came on, and in the course
of two hours she was a complete wreck ; this is the
fi►th vessel, belonging to the same owners, lost in a,
simile manner, on Brighton beach.
Government have sent to Portsmouth during last
week, Sovcreirms to a very large amount, which, we
understand, will be put into circulation through the
mediom of artisans and others employed on that es-
tablish/Dent.

The BondindSzsgtem has now been fully extended
of to the Port a public measure that will
cert.tinly be attended with many advantages, not
only in consequence of its opening up a direct im-
portation of Foreign and Colonial produce to that
port, but also in the transportation from one bonding
port to another, thereby affording an additional
choice of markets to the British Merchant, as well as
a greater facility and saving of expense in shipping
to foreign parts, besides a very great accommodation
to the home trader. _ _ _ _

Private advices have been received from Ceylon to
the litter end of April. A reinforcement of 700 Se-
poys had arrived from Madras, by the MINDEN, 74,
Captain FarrEttsow, in good order but had been
embarked in so much haste, and with accommoda
tions so inadequate to their numbers, that much in-
convenience was suffered by them en the passage.--
Governor Bnowsatoo was at Candy, confined by an
attack of the gout. The rebellion continued nearly
in the same state. No mention is made of the fact
of the Governor having been surrounded in a fort
by the rebels, which intelligence may, therefore, be
conskered as wholly without foundation.
The Bombay Courier states that a golden image of
the Hindoolletty, Gas NESHA, was part of the booty
at the late capture of the fort at Singhur. This wlol
had been concealed within a column or pillar of
masonry, under which it was expected his gedship
would have remained secure, and would have eluded
the search of the conquerors of the fort. Report en-
hances the value of this idol to several lac of rupees,
and a lac and *half are said to have been already
offered for his ransom.
A traveller of rank, who has just reached Pari
from Rome, states that LUCIEN BONAPARTE has been
obliged to limit the expense of hit household, from
having neglected to regulate his affairs with more
order. The consideration in which he was held at
Rome has considerably diminished since his last co-
operation with NAPOLEON. lie does not himself deny
the regret he feels for it, but protests that his great
motive for returning to France was from his inability
to withstand the solicitations of his mother, who
urged him to moderate the impetuosity of his brother
by his counsel; and again, he luta the hope of being
useful to the Pore, for whom he expresses both gra.
titede and admiration. It is confidently affirmed.
that Lvov.: BoNaraarn has in his possession the life
of BONAPARTE, written by himself, and that not more
than two or three persons have copies of the original
manuscript. It is added, that Lye (RN often receives
intelligence from his brother, but the channel of this
correspondence is a profound secret.

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