Star.
London, England, 1818-10-26 00:00:00

I.

OCTOBER 24,

PRIVATIt L 1 I`!'
d-spinners are In full and active employ-
rods the immense foreign orders that an:
g for twist, there is no likelihood of any
ackness in their operations. In addition
ase quantities recently sent off for Russia
•gh, very extensive orders are now under
s ime destinatiOn. Were no fresh orders
Ln: given to understand, that it will take
Ic time to complete those already con-
and there is every reason to hope that
n in our own demand will shortly cease,
ire trade which is daily increasing with
ca bids fair to compensate for any de-
may suffer in our commerce with the

letters were received here, via Liverpool,
Ayres, dated the 6th and Sth of Sep-
ir brought advises of considerable re-
r our merchants, as well as extensive
nufactured goods. They represent every
g on favourably for the cause of the In-
xi which side they rank the British in-
:press a confident and anxious hope that
lotions of policy may induce the Euro-
to take up the tottering cause of the
:try, to whose dominion and bigotted
.tic determined never again to submit.
)t to identify other nations in their dis-
their struggle is for that rational liberty
ence which every country has a right to
link they have an impreicriptable right
In the strict and imparti.:l neutrality of
Powers, whose interest it surely cannot
mnmon cause against them.
Is Ayres Govel nment seems so firmly
to defy every effort which the enfeebled
Spain may be enabled to make to re-
cresting part of the globe under its do-
:ing under this impression, several re-
ns, both here and at Liverpool, are
gements to extend their connections in
by sending out resident and confidential
valuable consignments of different de-
;oods.

lave likewise been received here within
a) s, from Bahia and Rio Janeiro; but
.ome down later than the 4th and sth
y contain equally favourable news for
;; and if the accounts received may not
as of rather too sanguine a complexion,
commerce with the new world will
mate for the closing of those channels
-doh have hitherto furnished the usual
commerce.

gders have likewise been received by
the silk trade here, by the Lord Hobart
h left Rio on the 22d August. This
ought considerable remittances in specie

Trion at the instance of Mr. G. V. Dow-
Mr. lluNr, for assault, came on for trial
Middlesex Sessions, Clerkenwell, when
found Guilty, fined Five Pounds, and
eat thereof discharged.
in M.GREcort sails in a few days for
ica, in the brig HMO.

ka Rear-Admiral DONALD CAMPBELL
s flag on board the SALISBURY, Captain
Portsmouth.

'ridgy, the 23d instant, Admiral LIDO-
of an apoplectic fit, celebrated for his
n the South Seas.

louituaun, who lately addressed a letter
duchess MARIA LOUISA, begging her to
Congress in favour of her husband and
is rid to have received for answer to his
a present of about 30,000 francs, and po-
-3 to address her Imperial Highness no
the subject.

'PIEAULT de MONTNIOnENCY, brother of
f that name, was thrown out of his car-
uis on Thursday last, and so severely
the head, that he only survived three,
eras in his 38th year.

ay a meeting of leypayers was held in the
Church, Manchester, for the purpose of
and passing the accounts of the late Con-
that town fcr the last three months. Mr.'
uteri, the first Churchwarden, was called
Li, and the whole of the accounts were
eimously, by a very large body of the
ttable inhabitants of the township, with-
muration of the most complete satisfaction.
awards, on the Motion of Mr. THOMAS
seconded by Mr. JONATHAN DAWSON, Te.
nimonsly, " That the Thanks of this Meet-
;Ca to the late Boroughreeve and Consta-
L SCIIOLrS THOS. SALTER,
tuorono, Esqrs.) for their exertions
u$ the peace of the town gnat
the late
:ruts, and their satisfactory conduct in the
Of the duties of their office:'—This honour-
onial, there can be no doubt, will be hailed
acten by the inhabitants at large of this
town and its neighbourhood.
lento, who artived in London on Friday
the United States of America, brought
ra young WATSON, to his father. At the
c Gentleman's sailing, young WATSON was
P cf an Apothecary, as his assistant.
atemoon, as Mr. and Mrs. CHAPLIN. of
Bedfordshire, were returning to London,
xolped near the Devil's Punch Bowl, by a
'an, well mounted, who robbed Mr. C. of
.containing about £3, and Mrs. C. of about
d• Ile refused their watches, and then gal-
l; -I`"o=s the heath: