Star.
London, England, 1822-10-10 00:00:00

PROM THE MAIL

The brig Zeno, arrived at Philadelphia, brings ad-
vices from Laguira to the 12th ult. by which we
learn that General Morales, at the head of 2000
men, marched on the 3d from Porto Cabello against
Vanancia and Caraccas. He was met on the Heights
of Bergimena by General Paez with 750 men; al
engagement ensued, in which Morales was entirely
defeated, and only 90 men escaped alive. A party
of Royal Spaniards, about 400, landed at Ocumare
on the sth, where they were met by 350 Patriots; a
severe action took place, which lasted about two
hours, when the Royalists were compelled to surren-
der, with the loss of 200 men.

FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

Pensacola, hitherto considered amongst the healtly
towns, has been recently visited by some cases of the
yellow fever.

The American Papers are filled with Reports of
the Board of Health. It appears that the fever still
rages with the same violence, and has made its ap-
pearance at Greenwich, the place where the sick have
been removed to. The Exchange has risen from 10
to 13 per cent.

Quebec Papers to the 10th September have been
received. The following is from the Montreal Papers
of the 7th ult.

UPPER CANADA.-At a Meeting of Magistrates
and other respectable inhabitants of the Eastern Dis-
tri ct, at Cornwall, on Friday, the 9th day of August,
convened for the purpose of taking into consideration
what measures were necessary to be ado• ted, with as
little delay as possible, to make known to his Ma-
jesty's Government the very injurious consequences
which must-result to Upper Canada, should the a; regi-
ment of the Commissioners relative to the B •undu y
Line at Long Sault and Bornbai t's Island be carried
into effect ; the Hon. Neil Maclean was cal,ed to
the Chair, and the following Resolutions adopted:

1. Resolved—That it plainly appears to this Meeting-, that
should the agreement of the Commissioners under the Treaty of
Ghent, relative to the boundary line between this Province and
the United States be carried into effect, the inhabitants of this
Province will have no water communication by which they can
transport their produce to the markets of Lower Canada.
Q. Resolved—That it appears to this Meeting, that should
the Lower Long. Sault and Bornhart's Island be given up to the
United States, it will in effect tie surrendering all right to free
navigation of the St. Lawrence.
3. Resolved—That a Memorial be presented to his Excellency
the Governor-General, praying his immediate interference with
his Majesty's Government to prevent the ratification of the
agreement.

4. Resolved—That is expedient to ascertain, with as little de-
lay as possible, the width of the channel and depth of the water
between Bornhart's bland and the main land on the North
bank of St. Lawrence.

By a letter which we have seen from an Officer of his M 4
jetty's ship Conway, we are informed, that that ship was at
San Blas de California in May last, taking in a freight of two
millions of dollars, with which she was to sail, direct for
England, early in June ; so that her arrival may be expected
♦ery soon.

Dispatches have been received from the Duke of
WELLINGTON, who arrived at Vienna on the 30th
ult. his health was rather improved by the journey,
though he had been bled since his arrival.
The books of LLOYD'S yesterday furnished several
new examples of the severity with which Spain is en-
forcing the principle set up in the memorable case of
the Lord Collingwood—that all vessels proceeding
from any port of her late South American coloniei
are liable to capture.

A letter from Philadelphia, of the 3d of Septem-
ber, states, that at St. John's, Porto Rico, five pri-
vateers were fitting out fot the purpose of intercepting
vessels employed in that traffic. The following is the
list of captures ascertained yesterday :
The Avila, of London, from Cadiz to Vera Cruz, which was
captured and carried into Ponce, Porto Rico, isa; been con-
demned with her cargo.

The phoebe, of St. John's, New Brunswick, from La Guayr.t
to Hambargh, has been taken by a brig and two felucaa priv
teen, carried into Ponce, and condemned with her cargo.

The General Jukson LastmoN, from New York to Corsi-83,
wae captured off St. Croix on the Bth of August, by the Genital
Pereira Spaniskprivateer, and carried into l'once. Porto !Leo.
A Danish and a Spanish ;loop were carried into Ponce about
Ike ISM tinte.