Star.
London, England, 1816-04-15 00:00:00

" Lieut.-Colonel Croolesha k-, &c &c."
" 01111tALTAR, MARCII 11, 1816.
" MT Dane enclo4ing the reply to your ktter &cm
the Officers composing the 2d Battalion, I must exprew the great
teirtr I feel, a, it .* ens a subject that wilt eventually prrr us;
and 1 a.surt you no bing AU111.4 give me more pleasure than that
eircumna. CrS aimitted of our serving longer together; for, to-
dependen; or my pleas or you as a companion, the assistance I
save invariably received from you, lu my pub to capacity, has
hem such, that I shall always have a proper recollection of--and
fur which accept my most sincere thanks—anti
6. inmate, my dear Sir, moat faithfully your's,
(Signed) 66 Fab oz. L. Nawseatt,
Lieut.-Col. 11th Feet.
LiteteColonel Crealishanke, Scr.

s TRI*IDAD, Die. 2S, 1111 S.
" DtAi fint—on the ree of your departure from us, we take
the liberty to impress our must &were wishes for your welfare.
Ma Often of the unfeigned feelings of regard and esteem, for
the comfort end happiness they have experienced whilst under
you command, I have to request, in the name and behalf of the
Carps. your aceeptance of a piece of Plate, value One Hundred
Warm, which I sincerely hope, will tor many years remind
Too of the sentiments of this little Community.
" Dear Sir, ever faitilfulty your's,
(Signed) " J. OLIDITANif
Major 9d W I. Regiment.:
* Ltele.-Colonel Young, Sd W. I. Regiment."
" Teininan, Dec. 26, ISIS.
" Deal Sllt--4 have thi.: moment your letter, conveying to
. Inc the kind wishes of my Brother Officers, on my temporary re-
moval from the command of the Regiment. I have much plea-
sure la knowing, that In the execution of my duty I have been
fortunate in conciliating the esteem of a Corps, in whose welfare
• I.Mall ever feel much interested; and I beg you to assure them,
dm 1 highly and gratefully appteciate the very handsome and
flatteriag manner in which they have evinced their
towards me. Believe me to be,
" Dear Sir, ever faithfully your's,
(Signed) " A. W. Yon N
"Major Gledstanes, commanding Sd W. I. Regt."

Some time ago the public prints announced the
sodden appearance ia. France of a number of Jesuits,
who, patronised by a Princess of the Rorl Family,
came forth with the mission-cross upon them, and ac-
companied with all the superstitious parade they
alight have displayed,,it they had been about to con-
wen the savages of Paraguay. This ridiculous mnm-
suety, it was also then asserted, was no other than the
prelude and forerunner of that system of religious fa-
naticism, it is now so eagerly attempted to restore in
France, to which we have so often alluded, and
which has even extended to the new system of educa-
tion introduced from this country. We now learn
that the Pon, a zealous protector of the disciples of
LOMA/ in concert with the French Court, has
adopted the double determination of formally re-esta-
- .blishing the Jesuits, and also annulling the Contordat.
4s things go on, it really would not be astorsishinc to
hear that the Ikquisitton was also restored in France;
•in imitation of what has been done in Spain. One WI
the immediate effects of the abrogation of the Cancer.'
dot sill be the expulsion of the Curates and Bishops,
who have sworn fidelity to the Government of their
country, and not to the POP=. We see among our-
selves several Curates and Prelates who had remained
behind, and whose places, according to their own de.
inition, were hitherto occupied by intrusive revolu-
tionaries, now preparing to return home.
.Hence,
'ens Intnt a serious -schism arise in the Gallican
Church. On the one side, we have the old Emigrant
Ministers bringing in their train fanaticism, tythes,
and Nodality, and on the other, the national ones,
who had never deserted their flocks, and who bad
been content with a salary, by no means burdensome'
to the nation It is impossible tor a moment to sup-
Poses that the people. will distinguish between the
tents of these two classes, whence it most follow,
irt the Court of ranee is only seriously adding to
e number of its enemies, without twall7 serving
Interests eE nligion.