Star.
London, England, 1811-11-29 00:00:00

Coogrese, will probably attempt to isduenee and °Warm tl.e
Government by their treacherous clamours, not oily against the
present, but any other policy which may be recommended cr
adopted, calculated in Its operation to embarrass, and thercUy
Otaln redress from" the Mother Country;
• .0' Considering these circumstances, with their conconiltaet
effects, we have &trued it our duty to convcm, slid in the tuzu'y
;and urrownished language of freemen, to declare to our country-
acid to the world, out feedings and seatimem's at this interesting
epoch.
" 'Therefor!, Resolved, That the nnjust and embarrassing
Mitts and Orders of the Belligerents left our Goverrunett I•ut
'three courses to pursue; 1. Cwintercial Rest:rain:3; 4. Wa: •
3. Unconditional Submission ; and that in adopting the former.
-a)ey have acted with wisdom a:4l prudence.
." Resolved, That the honour cad welfare of the Cr.ire,..! States
-"nuke a rigid adherence to the Non-Importation :System,wlthrkt
*any relairatife., .
" Resolvidi.Thet during the continuance of the British Pap• r•
Blockades, we tanner enjui proCtable Foreign trade. •
6, Resolved, That the patriotic conduct of the rmshanry of am
countryl;3mr:ntainiog she juts and salcury meatures adopted,4
our tiovernmer.i, deserves our thank's..

" Resolved, *1 Nst the s rongest evidence that sate can give td -
sour a•tachtnent t 3 the administration of attr general Goveauneti.
is an uniform ani uncersing opposition to its most analignott and
bitter toes, and a istectlon of men fur public Officers, *bete
triotic and smt mac conduct hat e% ince.: a fall and entire recto.
dense in our present Riptlblicass-Adatltistt.ation.

! " Re: ile?d, That Is is expedient that Ward Meetings be ht:,,
[ on the list Tueidai of Octiber to snake non. Mations. %1/41ks.: v. i
I have oa already been made.
F, 44 Resift*, 1 hat the will of Me r.zioeter; ratify sttressri, k
tie fundamental rule of Use itquilican pm. y."
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-The Rcpr: of the state of the Kixc yesterlAv vests,
17;tt he rellPined in the sane state as be had bet a Iz :
tome time par.
Mtn Pnixcr: Resagv.r.-.Wednesday Princes;s7s .11.-
zurre, EIAZAZETII, and SOPHIA, visited the
• REOUNT, at 041/11d1.

The same day the Margish WELLensv as E'ved
there, and was closeted with his Royal Highness aboet
an hour and a half. ' '
Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, Mr. Psaisvm. ar.
rived at Outlands, and In a short time after
,had an
audience of the PRINCE, for tionsiderible time: Soon
after three o'clock, Mr. Peseta-AL, after partaking of
some refreshment, set Off on his return to Londpn. •

Yesterday morning Colonel M,Npinox arrived at
Oatlands, to transact business with hip Royal Higtkne:i.

The Duke of CLAnneE clued yesterday with Ad. •
miral H &WOOD, at Portsmouth. H. u ill shortly taunt
to South impton, and from thence proceed to LAI
SARAH CIigSPIGNY% 4I tie Nkw pi•l CO, where he pro:,
poses to remain about a week.

The latZ CAROLINE, Duehess of MARLSOROLVITI :.-
daughter of Joni, Duke of BEDFORD, was bore
17-1,, and married to the preterit
MARIAIDROUGH, August 23.1702., lithe ;tea the oeri
female issue in the liserinto &map film 170, v
the birth of the daughter of the present Qukeof-DED-11
Ito n, last year. Her Grace was an, emioently Alpe
voeran; and the leading Nobles of the day suffitter
the honour of her hand, as more than once Weil by.
Juutus. Her Grace was aunt to the late led pre:*
lent Duke of BEDFORD.

Doctpr 1144., the late Aishop of Dautscputaidd
of a putrid sore throat, which' origin.l.,oci in a eyilde
contracted at the time of ‘ll'.: rogsecraticl In the L 1...-
poi of Trinity College, and ternamated his life, aft.; 4
an illness of five days.
In consequence of the death of die Earl of Fray •
I. ATP% the title :ma estates devolve to Wit. Ocakvii,s.
Esq. of aims-place. •
His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT protract%
his residence at 6.4tlands, not from.positive
to bear the motion of a carriage, but that the rapid
provess towards recovery may not be impeded by the
possible return of inflammation.
Yesterday, in consequence of a notice to the trade,
several of the principal distillers waited upon the
CHANCELLOR of the Exeurskum concerning the put-
ting a stop to distillation from corn during the high
price of that article. We learn, that the object of the
Minister is, to ascertain the quantity of gr.stii
down, and already in progress for distillati• n ; in or-
der that, when that quantity shall be consumed,
( may hereafter be used in 'as stead.

The final arrangement, if made, has, we believe.
not yet fully transpired • but it is so far certain, that
any further distillation from corn beyond that jseat ri -
plained, will speedily be stopped, though not by p.c.-
clamation, as has been supposed ; the distillers 0,41-
selves having, as we understand. proposed to refrain.
by mutual consent, from the distillation from grain,
the moment their stock under progress is eshataced.
• Ever since the intention of Government on this
subject was known, the corn-market has been deciin.
I ing ; and the sugar-market on the rise, in about the
same proportion.
A requisition has' been presented to the LORD
r*Yak fired by Mr. Alderman Woos and Fifty
omuson-Councilmen, paying lint to assemble a
Court of Common Council to consider of as Address
to the PRLNCS RROIXT, praying his Royal Highness
to susrend by Proclamation the distillery cf malt spirit.
during the present dearth and high price of 'stead cum-
Nocri NCO m. —We learn with great regret. tSat
the proceedings at, Nottingham aid its vicinity hare
become mute outrageous than ever. Letters re.
ceived yesterday monting mention s•iine minus arts
• committed its the neighbourhold of Msafield. It
was reported at Nnttiasham, that s-me lives had bets
lost on Tuesday evening last ; but we arc rather oI
opinion, from the various accounts we have seen, that
this statement is overcharged. It is true that the
practice of frame-breaking is not only continued, but
increased at Nottingham, and at other places at sane
distance in the country. Arrests are daily made, b•it
they do not deter others from acting it, a similar out-
rageous manner. In one instance a cars-load
frames was overturned by women and men, while un-
der the protection of 'the military. Three prisoners
were wrought into town by the military at I I or. Moo-
day night. Two others were likewise seized the
lame evening by the police officers of the town foe
being concerned in brea..lr.g several frames iii York-
street, that had just been brought from the cisintry.
One frame was likewise broken the same night tit
Mount East, and cast into a pool of water justly.—
, One was also br ,ken on'Saturday eight at Ilkeston,
a village eight miles hence.