Star.
London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

CARLSIWITE, NOV. 4.

The assembly of the States of the Duchy of Baden,
which had been adjourned for three months. resumed
its sittings to-day. _ _

MUM; ASS, lqtYV. 14.—Eschaase on London-39 11 to 39
10—two swaths 39 9.

We have. learnt with much regret that accounts
reached town in the course of yesterday, from the
Pavilion, at Brighton, stating the continuance of his
MaJEsTy's indisposition, and representing it as more
serious than e were previously inclined to believe.
It seems that his M AJESTY, before he experienced the
kte attack of the gout, mentioned by us a few days
ago, had laboured for several days under a severe de•
pression of spirits. The Phybician, however, in at-
tendance, exlected, we understand, that the gout
would, as in ordinary cases, have removed those
languid symptoms. but in this he has been somewhat
disappointed, and the reports from the Pavilion have,
we fear, in consequence, assumed the unfavourabL
character, which, unhappily, we now find them to
possess.—Mo a ing chronicle. '
We have heard that the painful affection of the
head, to which the Duke of WELLtNoirc,N has lately
been subject, was caused by the improper application
of lunar caustic to a sore ear. It touched the tym-•
panum of theear, which became irritated, and affected
the nerves of the brain to a violent degree.
The Marqui, of TITCHEIRLD left town yesterday evening, for
his father's (the Duke of Pormaxo) seat, Welbeck, Notts.
The Countess of I'owts has arrived at her seat, Walcott, Sa-
lop, from the Duke of Northumberland's, Alnwick Castle.
The Countess de Gaza is expected to arrive to-morrow at
her house in St. James's-square, from her seat in Bedfordshire.
Sir *3l. BURROUGHS, Bart. has left town on a tour.

COVENT-GARDEN IEATRE.—Last night the Tra-
gedyTi
of Romeo and Juliet was performed ; the part
of Juliet by Miss F. H. KELLY, late of the Dublin
Theatre, her first appearance on these boards. A
more successful debut we never witnessed, if we ex-
cept that of Miss ablitit, in the same character—
Miss KELLY, who appears to be very young, possesses
all the requisites necessary to the formation of a fine
actress. Her features are handsome ; and, as she
shewed in the course of her performance, capable of
the strongest and most varied expression. She is of
middle stature, somewhat, but not unpleasantly, in-
clining to the en bon point,and very beautifully formed.
Miss KELLY'S performance, however, afforded very
convincing proofs that she is not one of those to whom
beauty was given, but intellect denied. Throughout
the whole of the arduous character of Juliet she en-
tered with fervour into the joy, the grief, and the
despair, of the love-stricken Italian ; and she de-
scribed those different passions with much fidelity.—
In the expression of deep grief she is eminently suc-
cessful. In her last scene she described, with ap- '
palling fidelity, the hurricane by which the bosom of
Juliet is agitated. Miss KZLLY'a performance was
received with the most animated applause. Mr. C.
KIMBLE played the part of Romeo with his usual ex-
cellence. JONES was a pleasant Mercutio. The Nurse
was performed by Mrs. DAVENPORT most humor-
ously. The Tragedy has been got up with great
care, and at considerable expense. The new dresses
are elegant, and the new scenery, particularly the
view of Capukt'a garden, is truly beautiful.

•
i4lAir AL INTELLIGPidtiIIPIr
ix) Itstrtet of a letter fron, . - i 31, jr
Bienhao dated July 1 :--41 Nagar
beck, having, on the 18th , ht. N. ker
rimed -a h?rricane, which a ect Inv
feet water in her bold, a t one-eiir al the t.
overboard, and more than half of tht rest damagi
vessels put back dlsmajted and disabled. The Chart&
foundered, with sixty of oir crew."
The Swallow, Captain Dimino*, arrived at St. John's on this
Ist of October—passengers an well. ....-
.. ..._
The Eden, COULTUAXD, has arrived in Yarmouth roads, from
St. Petersburgh, with her rudder unshipped, and leaky, having
been on shore.
Faurourn, Nov. 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the William
Harris, Ha Kau, for Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, Nov.' 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Ruth,
Mimeos, front London for Jamaica ; and the Betsey and Ann,
LANGLEY, from ditto for the River Gambia.
Pour/mourn Nov. 14.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Maria,
from Amsterdami for Surinam ; and his Majesty's ships CAME-
LION and CALLIOPE, from a cruise. Sailed the Ilyran, WATT,
for London.
DEAL, Nor. 14.—Wind W. S.W.—Sailed this morning for
the River, the Seringapatam, JOT, from the South Seas; and
Mary Ann, Meanie, from Miramichl. Arrived anti remain,
the Montreal, RIMMED/10N, from Demerara; the Grace,. Branch,
and Ibis, from Oporto. Came down front the River yesterday
and sailed, the Scotia, MeAmis, for Tenerife. Calve down from
the River to-day and remain, the Resource, Tuggers.; for
Trieste and Venice; Governor Harcourt, Witsow, for Deme-
rara; Planet, BARCLAY, for Jamaica; Volusia, RATTLES, for
ditto; and David Lyon, PURDY, for ditto. Put back, the Nes-
bit, for Jamaica ; 'Musgrove Bay, for Buenos Ayres; Rebecca,
for St. Lucia • Liberty, for St. Thomas's ; Marsi-tor Montserrat ;
Russell, for liontinica ; Louisa, for Grenada; Lie*, fur New
Providence ; and Dennison, for Jamaica.
I'l RACY.

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Extract of a letter from ROBERT FULEORO, Master of the brig
Hope, of Liverpool, to kis Owners, Messrs. Elms, 1111L1B,
Wvwx, and Co.
" St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, Oct. 1, 1822.
_ _

" I am sorry to inform you, that in the Gull of Florida I
Pell in with a piratical brig of war, who took from me 1050
dollars, which I was taking to pay port charges, &c.—money
was their chief object. They knew my business better than I
did; they told me that I had been to the Havannah with mules,
and that thi price of them or the freight of them they must
have, either in cash or hills. As I had no cargo on board, I told
them that I had left the freight with my consignee, but this did
not satisfy them. I expected they would have murdered me.
They held a council of war whether to murder the whole of the
crew or not, as some of my crew knew the pirates. They were
under Buenos Ayres colours, but it was neither a Buenos Ayres
vessel nor crew, but real Spaniards."