Star.
London, England, 1822-11-14 00:00:00

COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

Captain Buckley, arrived last evening from La-
guira, states, that the day before he sailed informa-
tion was received of the capture of Maracaibo by
General Morales, without opposition. General Paez,
with 5000 men, had marched some days previous
for Maracaibo, and General Soublette was to leave
Caraccas next day for the same place with a like num-
ber. The fleet sailed from Laguira for Maracaibo a
week before. The Commander of the Patriot fleet has
orders to attack the naval force under Morales, as
he is accompanied by the frigate Ligera.
At Carupano a plot has been discovered, that the
Negroes, aided by some Whites (native Spaniards).
intended to murder the principal inhabitants and
plunder the town, but through the vigilance of Ge-
neral Bermudez, who commands there, the abomi-
nable plan has been frustrated.

The Intendant of the department of Venezuela has
lately received a letter from President Bolivar, stating
that be will be in Santa Fe de Bogota the middle
of December, to be present at the opening of tho
Congress.

FROM THE NEW YORE PAPER OF THE 19TH OCTOBER.

By the schooner iceptune, which arrived from Ha-
vannah in ten days, we have received accounts to the
sth inst. which state that the brig of war Hyena,
schooner Diana, six gun-boats, and several transports,
with 500 troops, were about to sail to destroy the
piratical establishments at Cayo Romano and Cape
San Antonio, and a detachment of cavalry was to go
by land for the same purpose.
BOARD OF HEALTH, OCT. 17.—Six new CAWS of
yellow fever were this day reported to the Board by
the resident physician.

A German Mail, with Papers from Vienna to the
2d instant, reached us this forenoon, but they do Lot
contain a single article worth quoting, except the
price of Funds :
VIZIOIA, Ocr. 30.—Metalnques, 861—Bank Stock, 9431.
Ocr. 51.—Metalliques, 86 11-16--Bank Stock, 948 14.

The nuptials of Mr. SPENCER STANHOPE and Miss
OOKE are on the eve of taking place.
The new Mews building at Pimlico occupies most
of the ground from the Riding House round to the
corner of Grosvenor-place. All the dead wall that
now faces Arabella-row and Lower Grosvenor-place,
will be removed, and the view of the new building
may prove somewhat more agreeable. The houses
beginning on this side of the Magdalen public-house
round the corner, including the Bun-house, are to
come down, some immediately, but the others not
till the leases are expired.
Monday evening, M. Conrs:r.. or gave his first re-
presentation in the Great Room, Spring-gardens, be-
fore a numerous and fashionable assemblage, w!:o
manifested, by loud and repeated applauses, the gra-
tification they felt at witnessing the varied and cams-
ordinary feats and chemical experiments of this cele-
brated Professor.

COVENT-GARDE.—Last night Mr. MACREAbT re•
sumed his station at this Theatre, and performed the
arduous character of Othello in a style of excellence
that brought down the most unqualified approbation
of a crowded audience. Mr. YArEs, as Ingo (though
a character not quite suitable to his line of actinyl.
was bight), respectable. Mr. C. KEMSLE acted Copt°
with all that ability which has long been the subject
of universal admiration in this character. The drunken
scene was most highly finished, and the plaudits or
the audience were fervent and incessant. Miss Foors
was an interesting representative of the gentle Destic-
mona. Mrs. FATu[T, as Emilia, merited the applause
she received for the just inJignation at the vi!e
knave" who abused Othello's ears, and for the spirit
with which she braved both Othello and /ago in the
last act. The Duke of Venice, by Mr. CrzAa'MAN;-
13rabanlio, by Mr. Eciscurolv ; and the silly Rodetigo,
by Mr. FARLEY, were as good as they ate wont to bc.