Star.
London, England, 1818-10-09 00:00:00

GHENT, OCTOBER 4.

The Journal of the Two Flanders did not appear
yesterday. It appears that the office has been sealed
up, and the workmen interrogated. The Editor
confined au secret, without the motives of this mea-
sure being positively known, which will doubt!,
be explained by the proceedings.

The displeasure of FERDINAND against his
Ministers is said to have been occasioned by the se;
pression of certain information relative to the
yoked colonies, or with respect to the occupation
the Floridas by the American troops. A letter fr
Madrid, of the 17th ult. states, that the British A.
bassador at Madrid had for some time been in
habit of allowing British subjects, and frequen
Spaniards themselves, to peruse the Engli h
pers sent to him from this country. We now leis
ithat the Spanish Government had intimated to

Ambassador, that they wished that Englishmen ah
should have access to the ;ournals.—Another priv;
letter, which will be found in a different part of
Paper, states, that the Count de l'Anissin bas bi
superseded in the command of the army said to
destined for South America, and that General Far.
has been appointed by the new Spanish Government
in his room.

Accounts have been received from South AMC!,
down to the end of August, which describe in gl
ing colours the reviving-prospects of the Patric
forces in Venezuela. The principal details will
found at length in our preceding columns. The:
triots have received, it is said, large supplies fr
Europe in arms, ammunition, and military sum
and AICREGOR, with some hundreds of English .
cruits, is likewise repotted to have joined thent.--
BOLIVAR, as was before hinted, has been transferr
from the chief command of the troops to that cf
Civil Government. P.trz, a good soldier, has
ceeded him. ARISMENDI, BERMUDEZ, NICHE
and MARIANO, have subordinate posts assignv,
them. Mon t to, according to these advises,
with him not more than 1,500 men.
Letters from Trinidad, dated August SO, mem
that Admiral BRION and General BERMuDEZ
Guiria, and all the enemy's gun-boats and fleck
to the number of ten, after a smart action on the

We continue our extracts to-day from Amer
Papers. Among the most remarkable articles
telligence which they furnish us with to-(l4y
fact that the branch of the NATIONAL BANK at
York leas tefused in payment any N.A.:, C;

of the United Staten, or of the brapchas thereof;
Tt thew which are specially made payableat
Ace at New York, unless the same be tendered
vents due to the United States. This circum-
, has, with apparently an improper avidity after
~',g to the prejudice of the credit or character
~ktnerican Republic, been distorted by some of
cotemporaries into evidence of an actual ap-
„ichiag bankruptcy of the National Bank itself;
1.4a1e die whole amount of the fact is simply this,
,acts branch of the National Bank is henceforth

botuid to receive as cash those notes which it has
f issued, except in the case of payments of taxes,

30, kg. of which, as they are but of small
nts, t district Banks can with little inconveni-
, „ prejudice to themselves, keep a common credit
Lit with the central Bank at Washington. Ex-
ded as the branches of the National Bank are,
unequalled range of territory, and each of

inTested with the power of issuing notes, it is

014 that some regulation of this kind was essen-
acessary, in order, as well to restrict the issues
branch, as to prevent the credit of the general

:es from being endangered by any excessive ron
^g from accidental causes, on any particular dis-
The circumstance may be
.a proolofthc imper-
, to which the system of banking or credit has
attained in the United States, but it is any
I:er than a proof or indication of bankruptek.
a prudent and wholesome regard' to that
:plc which might to be the grand basis of all
concerns—the principle of being able and
to pap all that they are bound to pay.

THE Q UEEN.

" Kew, Eight o'clock, Thurseay Night.
pto Well o'clock to-night, no perceptible
:had taken place in her MAJESTY'S health, and
posed the day precisely as she has done those cl
of fortnight.

It ODC O'CIOCk, Sir HENRY HALSORD returned
Vindsor Clsde, and almost immediately after-
Sir FIiANCIS MILLMAN left the Palace for his
Purer. Sir FRANCIS, we regret to say, is
being so well as he has been, and in conse-
is not expected to return to the Palace till

illehunrsses resumed the direction of their
cements at an early hour, and passed
of the day in the grounds. Their Royal
, indeed, suffer no hour of the day to
mccopied by them in works either of taste

TIMM BULKELEY, the Countess of Canot-
41yCamsnicto., Lady ELIZABETH MONTAQUE,
iFEDIARTLE, and Miss BEST, were among the
ot the Palace to-day.
illePatsce REGENT arrived from Carlton House
-met before seven o'clock, and passed ino-
..lto ber )T.JESTY's boutleir, attended by
flostillstro;:n. Whilst his Royal Highness
the Duke of YORK arrived from his'
the Stabler Void, St. James's.
The PAME, Olt retuniing from his interview
11.ursirr, passed half an hour in conversa-
the PM CESSES and the Duke of YORK, and
a Royal Highness returned to Carlton House.
The Royal Duke remained to dinner with his
'inters; and General TAYLOR, Sir Ilci,inst
, and Colonel SrcritExsoN, had the honour
of the party.
HENRY HALFORD appears to be entirely
the effect of his accident yesterday.
in attendance upon her MAJESTY to.
anisted, as usual, by Mr. BRAN DE.'
followil,g Bulletin was issued this day :
" Kew Palace, October 9.
The (ILEEN has again rested well, and feels her-
-flied and comfortable this morning.
"F. MILLMAN. " 11. ',ALFORD."

2Austriau Prince MAXIMILIAN, and the Mar-
-if CAMDEN, were among the arrivals at Dover,
daesday, from Calais.
..efiel and Countess of HARROWBY and family,
)11 Monday evening, at Lord Gaatievii.xx. a
la Stanhope-street, May-fair (their ow*, in
vloticuare, being under repair), from the
• This day, his Lordship leaves town, for
Staffordshire ; on Monday next
,;447Cyand family will follow.
"ICl)ei HUGH BA I LLI E and family have arrived in
GAR! and Miss Ryntarr have also arrived
from Cheltenham.
lidGemsn.ty has left his seat, Warmish, new
4lf otd, for Grand e), Hall, Yorkshire.
latquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD have
for their seat, Sudburn Hall, Suffolk.
issiir Hasa woon, Bart. has left town, for his
ington Park, Oxfordshire.
BUNBERY left town, yesterday, for his
4itMilden Hall, Suffolk.
sday night, as a Gentleman's carriage was
I through the Marsh-gate, in Westminster-
tbe inhabitants were alarmed by the violent
4of a youth, and the loud cries of persons cal-
coachman to stop the carriage, which
';'!'sed by the following circumstance :—A youth
.`4. *mi:lp behind the carriage, and while it was
ri a brisk rate his feet slipped, and he fell upon
I'.}ln)l spikes, which were driven behind on the
The spikes ran into his legs, and his
Lack upon the ground, and he was dragged
;tt 9113tion a considerable distance along the
1 cries of the passengers who saw the
this dreldful condition, caused the coach.
thl horses, and the unfortunate youth
cif the spikes severely injured. Ile was
'° 2!' I w. siu the neighbourhood.

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