Star.
London, England, 1810-01-06 00:00:00

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;lire there is not freedom of communication in
form substituted for the more usual one of verbal
,ussion, there can be little useful intercourse be-
, Alinisters ; and one, at least, of the epithets
iich you thought proper to apply to my last letter,
inch as necessarily abridges that freedom. That
iv
thing therein contained may be irrelevant to the
Ned, it is of course competent in you to endeavour
shew ; and as far as you succeed in so doing, in so
will my argument lose of its validity—but as to the
priety of my allusions, you must allow me to ac-
towiedge only the decision of my own Sovereign,
lose commands I obey, and to whom alone I can
15ider myself responsible. Beyond this, it suffices
It I do not deviate from the respect due to the Go-
!met to which I am accredited.
will find that in my correspondence with you,
lavecarefully avoided drawing conclusions that.l
not necessarily follow from the premises advanced
me, and least of all should I think of uttering an
;notion, where I was unable to substantiate a fact.
facts, sttch as I have become acquainted with
I have scrupulously adhered ; and in so doing
iust continiit, whenever the good faith of his Ma-
ay's Government is called in question, to vindicate
honour and dignity, in the manner that appears
Toe best calculated for that purpose.
I have the honour to be, with peat respect,
Sir, your most oVedtent humble Servant,
Ft J. JACKSON.

Captain Huouss's y of Foot Artilloy
Portstisoith ieitertl ,and tabatkokin,
boisrd transpoits PtirtuliaL
Faaoo7—oo has arrived, at POrtssiouth, and
goes out as .Medical Superintendant-Oeneral of thio
Portuguese Array. lie takes his passage on board •
thi Same frigate with General STICIVAIrt. r,
Dr. LAWLER, one of the Physicians who wad''
sent from London to Portimouth, to assist in taking
charge of the sick froth Waleberen, has nearly Musa
a sacrifice to hit Unremitting attention to the duties
assigned him at Hilsei but hii health is now imp
Proved. A detachMent of the *s9th marched into
Portsmouth yesterday, and ethbirked for the depot in
the Isle of Wight.
The,
.fleets. for the different foreign. destinations,
were eipected to sail from Portsmouth to-morrow.
The reduction in the nUmber. of Nonlcommisiicnied
Officers in the Local Klitia of Warwickshire will not
take plate before the lit of February, when they will
be rechicid to 'one Serjeant to each company, inclu-
ding the Serjeant-Major, and to one Drummer to
two companies, including the Drum-Major.

NAVAL MTELLIGENCE.
His Majesty's ,brig CHALLENGER has arrived at
Cork, convoy to the -West Indies, but no accounts
have transpired when they will be dispatched.
PLYMOUTH-DOCK; lAN. 4.
Arrived the Morning-Star cartel, Capt. LAVIS, from Marbk,
which place she left on Tmerlay last : on Monday, two stout
privateers sailed from that place, to cruize against our trade; and
the next day another privateer was getting under weigh; two
others were also fitting, and nearly ready for sea —Also arrived,
the Pappenbergh brig Vrow Anita Maria, Smartss master,
from London, Libelist, bound to Lisbon and Oporto fora cargo,
put in by contrary winds; the Union, DAVIS, from Cork, with
provisions, for this port ; and the Sze r Lows a, from Portsmouth.

• PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 5.
Arrived the era oz frigate from the Downs ; and the Tait A..
CIAN gun brig from Sheerness. Sailed his Majesty's sflps
RI/TAL OAN, Do N N Itti A L, and ODIVISTTIL, 14 off cherborgh ;
Aenizzes, for Plymouth; l'Avexox o R , for the Mediterranean;
Rosa sloop of war, and RAND, schooner, for Guernsey; and the
LAVINIA frigate, for Messina. The West India fleet are expec-
ted to sail to-morrow ; and it is reported here that they are net
to rendezvous at Barbadoes. The Mediterranean fleet are ex-
pezted to sail on Sunday.
DEAL, JANUARY 6.
A fine breeze is sprung up from the S.S.E. end thewhole oldie
WierardAmound are getting under weigh. Five o'clock P. M.
The outward-bound are all under weigh, with a fine breeze.
YARMOUTH, JANUARY 5.
Arrived this morning front South Shields, the C Nana gun-brig,
Lieutenant LUCAS, and has under her convoy the SALDANRA
frigate, lately launched at the above-mentioned place, pierced foe
S 6 guns, and under lurymaats, for the Nore.—Ships in the Roads,
the Defence, 74, Princess Carolina, 74, Roebuck, Vice-Admiral
DOVGLAS ; Saldanha frigate Starling and Mosquito sloops, Cen-
sor, Bold and Acute gun-brigs, and Eliza tender.—Put into this
port to refit, this morning, the Ernest, Flamer, Havoc and Snipe,
and remain with the Chanticleer, Hearty, Onyx, Emms, Patriot,
and Cheerful cutter.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVISZND, JAN. s.—Arrived the Economy, Hoare, and the
Nancy, Brown, from Quebec; and the Fortune, from
Cadiz. Sailed the John, Williams, for Berbiee ; Ale:anger, Grip.
per, for Cadiz ; Roxburgh Castle, Bevan., for ; Douro,
Brown, for Madeira; and the Betsey, Blytb, for St. Thomas's.

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\There there is not 'freedom of
form substituted for the more t
U 3
lion there can be little usef
n Ministers ; and one, at lea:
ich you thought proper to appl
uch
as necessarily abridges th;
v thing therein contained may b
ec;t is of course competent is
shew ; and as far as you succee.
will my argument lose of its val
.priety of my allusions, you mi
.owledge only the decision of t
ose commands I obey, and to
nsider myself responsible. Bey
• t I do not deviate from the resc
orient to which I am accredited
ir.yi will find that in my corres
.ace'carefully avoided drawin
. not necessarily follow from du
me, and least of all should It
intiation, where I was unable tc
facts, sttch as I have becon
em, I have scrupulously adhere
must continiit, whenever the gc
Ay's Government is called in q
honour and dignity, in the n
me best calculated for that pu.
I have the honour to be, with
• Sir, your most °beds
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.. Hon. R. Smith, Ste. &c. &c.
MR. SMITH ITO MIL I
Department c
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letter of the 10th
declaration in your letter o
vatch, " froth Mr. Canning tc
7 of January, was the only di
e.
.nditlons were prescribed to
'Minion of an arratiernent of
related, ivas then for the first t
ment." And it was added
been cominunicated at the
.t, or if it had been knoWri
„rained in it were the only of
.thorised to make an arranger
• ould not have been made.
In my letter of the Ist inst. al
en in your letter of the 23d ul
(ring a knowledge in this Gm
ctions of your predecessor
ngement formed by him, a
,ttly given to you, that after
ptory asseveration that thi!
,y such knowledge, and that
,ch an arrangement would n
ch insinuation Could be adr
~t.
,t
Finding that in your reply
re nsecl a language which ca
• reiterating and even aggrays
• ',ustion, it only remains, in
nullities which are thus abu
.o further communications wi
ie 'a that the necessity of t
is 'thout delay, be made know
n the mean time a ready an
ny communications affecting
s- ations, through any other a
• 'tuted. I have the honour
(Signed)
is The Hon:tumble Frauds lames Id
to
s. Mr. Oakley, his Majesty's
o s desired by Mr. Jackson to
',tate, that, as Mr. Jackson
al ost grossly insulted by the
ty Hampton; in the unprovc
d 1, ld by them to several
a icing's uniform, when those
al 'olentlY assaulted, and put
• elnceives it to be indispensal
11 self, of the gentlemen attach,
d, his family; during the rema
iu United States, to be provid
)n or safeguards froM the Ainei
ie is the more ileteSary, since
cf the United States are
n- whose only tendency Can bi
commit Violence upon Mt.
• sequklice; he requests that`tl
on • may be inserted in the docuz
an FRANtaiLAMTS JACKSON, Mrs
Al !MMES. OAXLEY, Esq. his
ty Mr. GLOM= OTT CT. Private
ter Servints—Robert Littering; 1
na Charles Bee Croft, kithatt
limn Wright; Amelia Gm
ten, Martha Wood, France
ed utec.r.ved at the Department of
ed Mr. Oakley is desired by
lea Sect••ary of State
)ut Ti. it Mr. Jackson has sed
ust facts, Which it hat been his
ra- correspondence, have been
th- C7".2nment to afford .t St
th- log off an important negot
Tee end to all communiatsor
ro- stet charged by his B"ereil
ver interesting to both nations,
uo- an answer has not even b
• and written ovetture.
ob- One of the facts alludes
vlr• the Secretary of State biz
ne, 19th Oct. viz. that the thi
val iubst.tnet of Mr. Erskine',
out submitted to him ity that
the that that instruction is the
till ditions were prescribed tc
clusion of rr
arranbemen
art related, is known to Mr.
ith •Nhich he has himself rete
In stating these facts ;
ion his duty imperiously enio
aur could not imagine that e
en- by the American Govern
me could be intended on his
ng- informed by the Secrete
on- cfatnnunications will bel
ccives that he has no altz
rto Atat is due to the Kin;
altogether from the seal
rich ment, and wait the mitt
our upon the unlooked-for ts
to his affairs in this Com
,e to make New-York the pla
the Wash*. OR, Nov. la, DX