Star.
London, England, 1822-11-13 00:00:00

PROM THE HERALD OF bCrOBER 14.

The Revenue cutter Monroe spoke, 'off Cape Henry,
Testerday, the brig Alert, 26 days from New Orleans,
mllo stated that the city was very sickly. The Monroe
at the same time boarded the Caroline, twelve days
from the Havannah, whose Captain reported that
thete !,ad been an attempt made, just before he
to assassinate the Governor, but for what
cause he could not learn.

Yesterday morning, soon after eight o'clock, the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE arrived in town, from Wimble-
don, where his Royal Highness bad been on a visit
to the Count and Countess ST. ANTONIO. Soon after
his Royal Highness proceeded to Hyde Park, at-
tended by his Aid-de-Camps in waiting, and reviewed
the Royal Horse Guards.
Yesterday the Duke of Yon held a Levee, as
Commander-in-Chief, athis office in the horse Guards,
which was attended by between twenty and thirty
Military Officers.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcityquEn arrived in
town yesterday morning from Colubrook,itod after-
attended a Treasury Beard.

ivATAL iNTELLTGENCE.

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The undermentioned Rim India Company's .ablpt ;arrived,
at Bombay, as follows, viz.—Macqueen, 4th, aschlagbans..l
shire, 10th, anti Castle Htmtly, 11th of June. It is reported ,
that the Berwickshire had sailed for China ; and also that the?
Dunira and fluke of York were evoected to follow shoot the
sth, and the Buckinghamshire, Orwell, Macqueen, and Castle
Ifuntly; shout the 18th July.
The Swallow, Ross, has arrived off Margate, from Bombay :
sitled from thence the 4th of July, and from St. Helena the pild
of September. T.anded Mail and Passengers.

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Al!vices have been received at LtAwO's this moraine, from
the Agents. at Bombay, stating, that the Lord Castlereagh,
BRIGGS, which sailed from thence for London on the 2cl of
March, and for whose safety the greatest fears were entertained.,
put back to Bombay on the 9th of June, with considerable tiaa
mage, and with part of her cargo thrown overboard, having ex-
perienced a most violtnt gale off the Cape of Good Dope.
Far.siourru, Nov. 11.—Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the Duke of
York packet, from the Mediterranean : left Corfu on the 16th,
of September, Malta the 24th, and Gibraltar the 29th October.
LivroPoor., Nov.lo.—Arrived the Lark, VSTIAN, from Lisbon.
On the 3d instant, in lat. 49. long. 9. spoke the Jane and Kitty.
from Plymouth for St. Michael's, with loss of boats and bulwarks.
Nov. 11.—The Margaret, trourr, sailed for New York on
the 9th instant—she has put hack, leaky.
Mymorrn, Nov. 11,—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived from London,
the Dive, Westbrook, Neva, and Thalia, all for Jamaica; the
Palmyra, ilrawn.ns, for St. Domingo; Archimedes, fur Gibral-
tar; and Blessing, for Newfoundland.
PORTSMOVTH, Nov. 12.—Wind S.W.—Put back, the Thomas,
Bert.; and 'Valiant, Camille, for Jamalca.—,Arrtved, the Raw-
lins, Quer Er, from Thmbergh for Jamaica. The Joe, Lt.ovn,
from London for Oro: o, put back from off Portland, having
been struck with a heavy s:•3, an I shifted her Cargo (wheat).
Drat., Nov.'l2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Mary, Terxnan, from Dublin; and his Majesty's
RANGLR, from Newfoundland, last from Portsmouth.—
Came down from the River and remains, the St. Vgicent's,
Pirxixsow, for Demerara.
CHATHAM, NOV. 10.—This day the Owes; fiLLICHONVEIt was
nut into commission by Sir ROWPRT Means. The crew of the
TrIIIGISNt.I is turned over to her : she will be put out of dock the
next raring tides. A preference is to he given to the fitting of
this ship, as she is ordered to be hastened to take the I mice-
NT:es station on the coast of Africa. The lentos:nu will be paid
off to-morrow.

Comm-Horn, Nov. IS. Ships Rntered Inwards: The
Urania, and Salmon River, from Quebec; Charlotte, and Me-
lantho. from Petershurgh ; Lark, 'from Ostend ; Nancy, from
Newcastle ; Lord Melville, from Calais ; Venn, from Gotten-
burg; Hope, from Cork ; Hope, from Harlingen; Elbe, from
Hamburgh ; and the Chance, from Leghorn.

The Duke and Duchess of It rvi.min and family left their seat.
Chevelev Park, Cambridgeshire, on Monday, for Belvoir Castle,
Butlandshire, for the season.
The Marquis of LANSooWN arrived on Monday evening at
Lansdown House, Berkeley-square, from his seat, Bowood
Park, Wilts.

The Marqnis and Marchioness of TwarnAt.s sod family have
arrived at Grantham, Lincolnshire, from their seat in Scotland.
The Marquis of SALISBURY has left Hatfield, for his seat, Ald-
borough, Suffolk.
The Marquis of CHANDOS has arrived at his father's (the Duke
of BUCKINGHAM) seat, Avingtun, Hants, from Stowe, Bucks.
The Dowager Marchioness of Hintrroan left town yesterday
for Hastings, Susses.
The Earl and Countess of DARLINCITISS and family have left
Rahy Castle, Durham, for their seat, the Grange, Yorkshire.

The Earl and Countess of SErrom have left Crnateth Hall,
near Liverpool, on a visit to the Earl and Countess CRAVITI, at
their seat, Cro.anhe Abbey, Coventry.
Lord Ku to has arrived at his seat, Oelham, Surrey, from a
tour.

I.Ord itivrfts has arrived at his seat, Rushmore, Dorset, from
Gloucestershire.

Lord AMHERST has arrived at his seat, Montreal House, Kent,
from a tour.

Sir Guaitt.rs LONG left town yesterday, for his seat, Bromley
Hill, Kent.

The Hon. EDWARD KErrat. arrived yesterday at the Dowager
Countess of ALIDIA Imes, Berkeley-square, from Bognor, Susse)i
The Curators of
.the Duke of BUCCLEVCII and
QUEENsBERRY have reduced the rents of his Grace's
estates in Roxburghshi:e 20 per cent.

MIL. HANS llA'azLTox.-'• We are authorised and requested to
contradict the rumour of the death of this Gentleman, which ap-
peared in all the Morning Papers of Saturday. Mr. JlAsin rnx
bas been for some time past in a very delicate state of health, but
an amendment had taken place on Saturday."—.Fremsan'v hub-
Journal, November 11.

DRETRY-LANE.—Last night this Theatre was we
attended to witness the Comedy of The Proroleed
Husband. Mr. ELListeix, in Lord Townly, acted
with much force and truth ; as did Mr. COOPER, in
the part of Manly. Mr. MUNDEN, who made his first
appearance since his indisposition, as Jo! !ii Moody,
though still lame from the effects of his late attack,.
betrayed no failing off in humour ; his manner of re-
lating the journey of the Wronglicad family was ad-
mirable. Mr. DOW TON and Mr. KNIGHT were excel-
lent representatives of Sir Francis and 'Squire Richard.
Nlrs.Drivison,in Lady Totonly, performed with spirit.
The Lady Grace of Mrs. W. WEST was an unaffected
representation, simply chaste and elegant ; her de-
scription of the life she would lead, were she married,
was jwaly and loudly applauded. Miss COPELAND,
as Miss Jenny, deserves commendation. The evening's
entertainment terminated with Giovanni in London.
COVENT-GARDEN.--This Theatre was well filled
'last evening to witness the representation of The
Wonder, which was played with its usual farce and
.effect. The Irish Tutor and The 7 too Galley Slaves
followed, and went off with much eclat.
Sunday morning the body of a young man, named
Daniel Rogers, baker, of Enfield, was discovered
lying in a ditch, near Four-tree Hill, on the Enfield
road, with several wounds on the head and thighs.
The body of the unfortunate man was taken to the
sign of the Bull's Cross, and diligent search is making
after the perpetrators of the crime. One man has
been already secured, suspected of being au accom-
plice in the murder.
Last week, as Mr. MILTON and his family, of Marl-
borough-street, Plymouth Dock, were at tea, they
were alarmed by a strange noise in the chimney,
which was succeeded by the descent of a large bird,
enveloped in soot. At first they supposed it to be a
pigeon, but on examination it proved to be a remat k-
ably fine partridge, which, instead of sharing the
every-day fate of its species, and becoming food for
the epicure, is kept alive in the house, and feeds
heartily on crumbs.
FlRE.—About eleven o'clock at night, on Tuesday se'nnight,
some hay-stacks belonging to the Rev. Dr. Loan, or Northiam,
in Kent, were discovered to be on fire, threatening the entire
destraction of a number of corn and straw stacks, barns. &c.
.Iti alarm was immediately given in the village, when about 200
of the inhabitants assembled, and by their prompt assistance, and
the e,peedy arrival of two engines from Rye, the fire was got
under about nine o'clock the following morning. The fire, it is
suspected, was the wosk of some incendiary. The damage is
estimated at ,E3OO.
Early cni Monday morning, a respectable bu!cher,
named CLITHERO, residing in IVapping, while at.
tending Smithfield market, was suddenly seized with
illness, and before medical assistance could be pro-
cured, All deed in the parlour of the Bull's Head
public-house, corner of St. John. weer.

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Thursday,.his IVla.rastitwas walking on the Palace
lawn, in apparent healtb—i—hots in the evening of Fri-
day, his MAJISTY Was subjectti to a severe attack of
the gout,wbich contigued_all 'aturday. , but, on Si: na
day morning,
,the pain abated, and all unfavourable
symptoms have continued to subside since that period..
His MAJESTY is much better to-day.
It was understood on Fiday and S iturday that the
KING purposed attending Divine Service in his private
chapel yesterday; in consequence of which the appli-
!cations for admission tickets" were immense, awl the
body of the chapel was crowded with Nobility and
Fashion. Art eloqucalt discourse was delivered from
the pulpit, by Dr. PeatrsoN, from the Ist verse of
the 122 d Psalm. The other officiating Minister was
Mr. Housres, Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, S.
James's. The KING'S entire band attended.' Mr.
ArrWoon presided at the organ. The Krso's boys
here, and additional choristers, had been some tin e
under the scientific tuition of Mr. C. CltamEn, and
they acquitted themselves in a style that mei iced and
received the approbation of their competent instructor.