Star.
London, England, 1822-10-31 00:00:00

VIENNA, OCTOBER 17.

The British Ambassador, Lord Londonderry, and
Count Zichy, Austrian Ambassador, to the Court of
Prussia, set out on the 14th, and Lord Clanwilliam
on the 15th, for. Verona.

\Timm, OCT. 16.—Metalliques, 87; Bank Shares, 909 1-20.
Oct. 17.—Metalliques 86 i ; Bank Shares 90 5-10.

At a late hour this forenoon we received a Flan-
ders Mail with Brussels Papers to the 29th instant.
A German Paper contains a letter from Vienna which
gives various speculations as to the Congress. It
states that for some time past negociations have been
on foot between the Courts of Madrid and the Alyea
Powers, but that they led to nothing decisive. It is
hinted that one of the principal Powers will declare
its opinion, that considering the geographical Posi-
tion of the Peninsula, measures of security to pre-
serve the rest of Europe from die revolutionary con-
tagion may be easily adopted, and would, at all events,
be preferable to a war, the issue of which would na-
turally be very doubtful.

A fine farm was burnt near Lille on the 23d inst,
and it is supposed to have been set on fire by in-

cendiaries.

New York Papers, to the 9th October, arrived this
morning. The following are extracts:

FROM THE NEW YORK GAZETTE, OF OCTOBER 6.

By the brig Howland, from Valparaiso, Lord
Cochrane arrived about the Ist of June, with two
ships, the O'Higgins and Valdivia. The Government
of Valparaiso continue to exact a duty cf 121 per
cent. per ton from all American whalemes, and .50
per cent. per ton from all American merchantmen
who enter the port.

COLOMBIAN ItErustac--Captais Burns, of the
fast sailing schooner Midas, in 14 days from Santa
Martha, arrived at Baltimore, states, that Morales
was fired upon in an assembly of Chiefs, and severely
wounded, and with difficulty escaped. The most
effective measures have been taken by the Patriots to
entrap the remnant of the Spanish forces.
FROM QUITO.—The most satisfactory accounts are
daily arriving. Bolivar is at Guayaquil, where 1 e
was received with the greatest rejoicings, and the
whole of that province has joined Colombia: peace
and tranquillity are everywhere established; and e►ea
the notorious Doctor Zimenes, Bishop of Popayan,
and the most faithful adherent of Spain, has joined
the cause of the Independents, declaring to his flock
that HEAVEN has determined in favour of American
liberty. The country is overstocked with goods ; and
the news from Lima states, that the Spaniards in the
neighbourhood of Cusco are very strong, and it was
supposed they would shortly attack San Martin.—
General Bolivar has sent 3000 men from .Guayaquil,
under the command of General Valdes, to the assist-
ance of San Martin. Numerous agents have arrived
at Santa Martha from Europe, to contract for loans;
and a great many applications, it is said, have been
made for privileges.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PENSACOLA, DATED THE

50TH AUGUST.

" The few lines I now write perhaps may be the
last, as the yellow fever prevails to an alarming ex-
tent here, most of the city dying with it. There is
not at this time a sufficient number to bury the dead
and make coffins, some having been buried widiout."