Star.
London, England, 1819-01-20 00:00:00

NEW YORK, DEcnißrß 96.

The Senate of the United States, sitting with closed
doors, and the Treaty with Grc.at Britain having ar-
rived, it is presumed the Senate had it under conside.
ration. It is understood that the right of phing is
restored to what it was settled at the Treaty of 1783.
our Me.tern boundaries are extended to the Pacific,
and include the mouth and course of the Columbia
'river ; our boundary in that direction has hitherto
baen the Missisiippt. The %IL4t India trade to re.
main as at present,
Extract of it latter from Duonos Ayres, dated 10th
October, 181 (-6 FOP ‘l4) 6 past arrived here a V -
114.41411) tipaokh ship, pop to the ptivittoer Union
Woo fin list ii9lll 144 el UN 14411
with whirl tii4, fic. A vary law letter to* a Nino
iiisti Marching in I.ldia, says, tlia Nl+gr,l•4 il!vrok are
W 0.110141 very um all the waolthy who
could) view leaving raitnntii, end tevarisl 614614410
11411 ~shpt !d ttortmeivet *Jilt yq 4.l and tit tiia
Intionin til lib totilioos of till bend voildv
hound tut eiditis

triton
gittritrt of nletter tetelted lit Mo 4f. nte i
Menus Aytet, doted October 1.4, 1141 S,
cited by Citistaio Partin* :
4. The bisector tothooneed last highs, et the Theatre, that she
poet hob bleltdoes, which had been es.hbeil un the tool,brouttlit
news dirt Telcaboota had been civil:ilea by the NA
seas *i possession of the Patriot t. This Is generally to lieetd,
but snots confirmation. ('apt 'M, of the British Id-
eate Andromache, write-. din the Viceroy of Urns had 41zre..ti
with him 34 to 1101114: at r mein( tit for ()riling that p'.tt to the
Fatgllsh, but that the meet hams bad ft listed, and have apreissl
to pay 750,tm dollars quarterly : this they cannot comply with.
There are letters front I.lnta, which speak in strong terms of site
tottering power of the Spaniards. The Negroes say their friend
San .Martin will sam be with them. Mal of the HO old Spa-
niards were moving off. The Chili and 'alparalsn seriatim:l
consists of nine vessels. weH equipped, and several ready to go
against Talcalluatta; SU that ii the foregoing news should not be
true there is every probability of their being able to take it ;
they have only one point of attention. viz. to go direct to Limo.
Wr are all pleased with the prospect of ail:airs in tliat quarter."

PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT OF UPPER

CANADA.

York, Friday, 17th November, 1818.
At three o'clock this day, his Excellency the Lieu-
tenant Governor proceeded in State to the Legisla-
tive Council Chamber, where the House of Assembly
having been summoned to attend, his Excellency
gave the Royal Assent to several Hills, zunl closed
the Session with the following Speech :
" Honourable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, and
Gentlemen of the House or Assembly,
_ .

" It dues not appear that any altelation hai occurred in the
state of his Majesty's indisposition.
" I am satisfied that the Public Business has received a due
share of your diligent attention.
" You have afforded seasor.able aid to the Constitution, by
your Pill, entitled, ' Au Act fur preventing certain Alzetieg7
within this Province.' It is a subject for deo) re,oet, tot tut
Constitution should have stood in need of such aid : but let us
hope that the good disposition of his Majesty's subjects will put
an early period to this unhappy necessity.
" If any porti..ll of the people of this Province be indeed
aggrieved, they are well aware that a dutiful Petition, proceeding
from themselves, would find easy access to the lout of his Ma-
jesty's Throne.. .
" Gentlemen of the House of Assembly,
" I thattk you, in the name of his Majesty, for the supplies
you have grouted for the service of the curreut, and of the en-
suing year.
" infuture, I hope to relieve you from the annual demand fur
the sbgport of the Surveyor General's Departntent.
.4 Yon have added to the eharacterof the Province by the unae
minium espression of sentimeets whirls are highly worthy of the
enlightened Representatives of a free and generous people.. I
..could oot refuse myself the pleasure of transmitting your Reso-
lutions'to his Majesty's Government, well convinced that they
'Nearly, prove gentlel to the Royal 'Persooage who {resides over
it, and c
~ onfident that they will be received with affectioeate ap-
let
5 t0r..,. by every descnption of fellow-subjects iii the Mother
" onourable Gentlemen, and Certlenten,
' There are* few objects of general hoportance, which, had
the public mind been tranquil, should have been brought before
yon early in the Session. Of these l shall mention one, which
appears to me to require, in a peculiar degree, year Cala and'
deliberate consideration; I mean the providing of a remedy for
the unequal' preessarelif the Road I.aws. By oeering at present
thinsubeect to 1,34 notice, I hope to benefit by the attention you
will be pleave to bestew 1:pon it during the recess."
After which, the Honourable the Speaker of the

Legi,lit:sre Council, dr notgiteedll:lt the • Pail:arrt,
was prorogued to thr id of .Januarf Lest.
Antung the Acts to which his Excelleacj gar,:
Royal Assent, are the following:
An Act to regulate the Trade by and andrfnlanti Naar4:
don, between the Provhtcy and the United Statys
An Au to prtvent etu-tain ger.tiEgs within this F::uvitf.t.
following Bill was reserrez.t foithesignitls.
tion of hio-Majesty's pleasure thereon, visit.-
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Au Act for tho Raid of the Wesleyan MAd...4i:ts.
In addition to the above, we find an Actin's pasta
settling th:! hates and Duties on articlei itniscrt4
from the United States in Upper Cin:l3.i: 'The
lowing are a few of the articles enumerated as sal,:
•
to duty:
Beer, Ale, cr Porter, in :asks, Gd per pike; Beer. A.-,
or Poi t, r, in liottl, r..;.rollun; (7,:ble; mat tarred 14,•:
2d. rer pound; Cordage, iant4rred, ed. p.:r p.urd
Cards, lc per pa.

PARLLIMENTARY PROCELDaGi:

HOUSE OF LORDS, JANUARY ig.

The House met, by special adjournment, at three
The Loan Cuter lis tax offie.lated as Speaker; and after Rea,
were read, such Lords as presented themselves during the,;:„
ting were sworn hy the Clerks.
The Pe. rs who took the oaths were as follows
quit of I.Gthian ; the F.:xi> of Aberdeen, Chichester, AsEsu,„
ham, Warwick, Brownlcw, and Kellie; Viscounts Carine-,
Lake, and Keith ; Loris Say and Sete, Ellenhorough, the lat;,..
• en acceding to the Peerage,rhy the demist of his father, thr
Lord.— At Four the House adjourned until Three o'Clock
Tu-morrow.