Star. — 1814-10-07 (London, England)

THE EVENING STAR.  LONDON.  FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1814. PRICE OF ' )CRA THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: Consols 65it —Consols for account 651 S per Cent. Navy 241-osonlons, 224 clis. Bands 13s. to Us. pos....Exchequer Bills par, 9s.  Letters were reteived yesterday from Ghent to the lath inst. Several of the Commissioners, both Arne rican and English, were absent, and nothing was known respecting the progress of the negociation BAYARD had returned front a visit which he made to Mr. CRAWFORD at Paris, who, it was re. ported, !tad received no encouragement to hope that the French Government would take any part whatever .e behalf of America in her present awful circumsn Ince'. It was also stated, that on Wednesday last die answer of the British Government to the last comer innication of the American Negociators, which was t trade on the.26th ultimo, would be formally delivi :red, and that the whole body of Public Agents timid dbe re-assembled on the occasion.. The letters ftons Paris continue to speculate upon a speedy peace bets, Teen Great Britain and America, but the writers food d their opinion upon the mistaken notion that the' affair df Washington was so, decisive as to place Grl •at Britain in the attitude of a conqueror in the ayks of Mantsou and his adherents, and that they will .instantly accede to-any terms which may leave them in possession of the reins of Government.— We say that this is a mistaken idea, for obstinacy in persevering in a bad cause is what such thoroughpaced Jacobins call virtue and public spirit.— The probabilities are, therefore, that MADISON will persevere until a Baltimore mob (and perhaps the same groupe who. murdered General LINOARq and who were so humanely kept back even from trial by the President's Neil itraropi), take justice into their own hands, and seal the rrpose of the civilized world by a sudden burst of popular indignation. Certain it is, that England has a right, after every new suetess to her arms, to rise in her demands : this ought to have been foreseen both by the Negotiators at Ghent, and the Incapable: at Washington. If they had any thing like a regard for the true interests of their country, they would instantly patch up an accommodation, even if it thoold be but a hollow Armistice, to enable them to re-organize their army and their navy. Thus we now hear it rumoured, that net only are Ministers determined to insist on excluding them entirely from Lakes Erie and Ontario, but also from the trade with our West-India Colonies-. from the trade to India and China i and though last, not least, from the great Fishery on the Banks of Newfoundland.  The American States have been, in short, ruined, in a commercial, military, and naval point of view, by this short but unprincipled war ; and twenty , years of peace will net restore them to the rank which they held when they elected that miserable driveUer for their Governor, who promised them the empire of the Seas and the possession of Canadas in the course of a single Session of Congress !  By some further extracts which we have given this slay lion Paris Papers, it will be seen that MURAT, the soi-disant King of Naples, was shot at when reviewing his troops : this is one of many warnings which this Gentleman has received from his 44 beloved subjects" the Neapolitans, and we trust he will profit by it, to resign to the lawful owner a crown which can never sit gracefully on the brows of the person who commanded the guard which conveyed Louts