Star.
London, England, 1816-09-19 00:00:00

Lowe. on account of their respective eeerit•s,
commanding in the Mediterranean, in July
the Royalists of Marseilles, when threAten..d
reduced by General Verdiere and Manful Bru•
were at the head of Bonaparte's oops. u
Exmouth's cup a camp is represented, And of
other, to Sir Hudson Lowe, is represented F,
Jean. Each cop rests on three branches, sod
are inscribed " 20th July, 1815. The City of
I seines to

N TO THIL IDITOR Of THE UONITEDR•
'• Puts, September IS,
• Sta—arhe Publie Journals of London announce, it'd
of France repeat, that the Spanish General Mina had arrived
the United States of America; and that, after having .
through Philadelphia and sew• York, he proceeded
Orleans.

" As there Is reason to believe that I am the person
theabove, as there is no other General in existence of
of Mina, bat I ought to undeceive the Public with resp:ct
false intelligence.
" Since I left Spain, I have not quitted France, except
his Majesty Louis XVUI. st Ghent, and I have remained
Paris since the return of his Majesty.
" It is probable that the pretended General Mina, -
in the English Papers, Is Lieutenant Colonel Mina, my
who never was a General, and car.not be one at present.
has usurped this title I am authorired in supposing that'
other object In view but that of leading the Americans
uhe has the Inhabitants of Loudon, by drawing I
sums of money, which they thought they were giving
" Finally, I am entirely ienoraut of the object of I.
Colonel Mina's voyage, and I declare that if his pmjrct. are co.
troy to the interests of Spain, my country, I shall ‘ll,uwn kin
as one of my family.
" As this declaration interests my honour, I besenhyeg to
Insert It la your Journal--1 have the honour to be, &e.
" The Spanish General, Earns T

of 900,000 Is
even the Mus
t, prophet to jo
the Jews, wh
2nd extensive
quences whit
A Hamburgh Mail arrived this morning, hos
which we make the following extracts: comet,)
COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER S. movement,"rre
of the busine
Though so many West Indiamen have arrived
lion, that its
here this summer with colonial productions, the prix' that the anis
of sugar and coffee instead of falling have risen. Anti-Israelit
The harvest has begun in Zealand. The rye circumstance
most every where looks well, but oats and wheat present. 14'
not yet ripe. On the whole the harvest will mak!
but bow can
WARSAW, AUGUST 2
,* from the co
&
nation as at
so good as last year.
Poland has lost one of its most distinguished state'. virtues
men and patriots, namely, Co.unt*Wawrzecki, who " Babylo
lately died at an advanced age, on his estate, in Li. new celcbrit
thuania. In 1791, be was remarked as a zealoosil*
Liban, arc t
deputy from Lithuania to the Diet. In 1794, after Jew of the t
Kosciusko was taken prisoner, he took the chief member of
command of the Polish army. Lastly, alter the 00, Is'
storming of Praya by Suwarrow, and the di:sot:tic: thing can a
000
of the Polish army, he was conducted as a prism . the people I
of war to St. Petersburgh, where be remained some -.,
His success
time with Kosciusko.
generally.tl
We hear that the Emperor nor King will review
Mussulmen
the Polish troops at Konstanticow, in Vl° the Legi"ll
where all preparations are making for his reectla Lion of Ji
The palace of Prince Constantine has bornvr event to th
handsomely fitted up doting his absence, and is so rapid,
said that the furniture will be brought to staff
Petersbuegh by sea, by way of Dantzic,
• FRANKFORT, SEP (EMBER
The late declaration of his Majesty
Wortemburg against the Assembly of
excited very great sensation. The entire
of the Assembly is apprehended.
It is long since any fair, even in ti

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been s() dead and without business
The compl.►ints of the numerous
universal.
A Convention has been signed between
Schwatzburg-Sunders-hausen, by w/-.
tories and rights are reciprocally cede
The Crown Prince of Bavaria has
burg, with his consort, who will wait
there.

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A correspondence between Gener.

General Sarazin, on the campaign of
published by the former, with the
as General Sarazin has•allowed
most offensive reproaches both towar,
most estimable Generals, and as he
them, he must be brought before the
public.

His Ito
yesterday,
sition, an
Helly Ln

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at the loc
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stones
work,
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favourah
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The

BERLIN, CEPTEMBER 7.
His West), hrs been pleased to appoint COO
Fleming, who is now with the Minister Baron Ho
boldt at Frankfort, to be Ambassador Extraortiinal
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Portuguese Coot
He will shortly depart for the Brazils.

Our Readers know that S'
pay in productions of the coin
in 1802 by the house of Fregi
for which purpose a meetinr
summoned for the lalt of
did not take place, because,
tisement in the I.eip.ig Gal
vened, in order to realize the
a more advantageous mann(
ny is said to have joined in
ST. PETERSBURGH,
His Majesty the Emperor t
Karkojeselo to Moscow, and
turns to Warsaw today or
According to a special list,
in the Russian Empire, of
religion, was in the year
643,588—Females, 584,689—
Deaths in the same period
&Paley 3%1,261—T0ta1,

rihm 589,265 more 1)1
315,te ma nines was
Ito be two persons be
'l, will between 125 an.
Led tvc
of We have roc
P Sr, instant, during
tia they the warm chore
of M. ICubenza, in tl
by lightning, a
• sing struck the
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1:A 744 e utensils, garm4
pufti the least thing
tort„ Ithe flimes cat
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ntelat`y utensils, books,
f the Cace ',it thereby der
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!mainti 4 *- A most
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lent. If k Germany. I
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of 1813, has bre R,
declaration, tig )Il
nself to make* ,
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refises to mug E
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Sw
trdye,ll foirlathde Pl
or: nmoileti peccit° selaicleh;htheh.aid.4'
rego and Co. at Leirt
...tve bee'
ng of the creditors'is , Covet
August. This ricztiq , Guy Ma,
, according to an adz the
. 1)4t.,
azette, Prussia has into .37:11:11e;
is claims of its subjects° hi, delid,
icr, and the King of very rr,,
this intervention. dn-se
spirit.
;H, AUGUST 24. • -careful
pr set out yesterday 919 accent:it
nd Prince Constantint R pkaiset
to morrow. where I
ist, the number of bist' • 'mere
If the established Got country,
1814 as follows—MO° bim ,ntence
nr7 'lll w'
9—Total, 11228,-i •• gave hii
were—Malts, 449.511" `;' t
► 838,822.••••••••DiffergiC4 172aduer,