Star.
London, England, 1810-12-12 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF AN AMBASSADOR FROM

DEY OF ALGT ERS,

AND DISIATCHES FROM GIBRALTAR.

The following Official Bulletin was this day tin.
related in the various &pal-intents of Government g
"His Majesty's ship Foirtnaz is arrived at Spit-
litid, from the Mediterranean, bringitig an Estraer-
iittary Ambassador from the Day of ..I.I,qIERS, attende4
iy a numerous suite. Ha is the bearer •of presents
br their MaJarrizs of grs4t value and curiosity.
~ By the FORTOW Ea dispatches have been received
trot) Gibraltai, up to ti* ,20th tilt. by which it ap-
earsthat a ktmidable insurrection against the French
ad broken out in the province of Grenada with every
rospct of. success. . .

" Velez, Malaga, and 28 of the neighbouring
owns and villages, were in. arms ; and some ships of
rat heave gone tram Gibraltar and Ceuta to assist the
ratrints and to supply them with aniinunitisn and j
TM The people of the mountains of Ronda were
pected every dal to rise and unite their efforts in
e same cause.

The Marquis de PORTAtIO and General VALDEM-
0, who have been recently sent round br the new
;egency to this neighbourhood, are, from their dis-
sguished characters, likely to be of the greatest ser-
ice to the Patriotic cause.

" General CANIPBELLSS dispatches convey the very
atisfactory 'intelligence that the fever had totally dis-
ippeared at Gibraltar, where clean Bills of Health

were issued on the 16th of November, and the qua-
famine taken off from the district that had been
infected. Only six of the inhabitants and six soldiers
belonging to the 7th Veteran Battalion, have died of
he disease; the early suppression of which is in a
great measure to be attrilmted to the zeal and acti-
pity of Dr. Pny the principal Medical Officer of that
Garrison,"'

1.i1..m...... ~ .el

In the rrececi7ng columns we have given a full
Copy of the American documents to 'which we al-
luded yesterday, with some extracts from German
pagers received Last night.

We understand that it is again in agitation to send
the promised reinforcements to Lori WELLINGTeN,
from this country, Ireland, Jersey and Guernsey.
In c)nsequence of Mr. LASCELLES having been
in'obed in St. James's Palace on Sunday se'nrught by
2 daring gang of pickpockets, who crowded into the
Presence Chamber, Sayers, the Boit-street Officer, at-
tended at the Palace last Sunday, and will continue
to attend every Sunday in future, as long as the Bul-
levns are filevm there, by order of the Loan &rust-Atm
of MAJESTY'S Household..

Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the
ta,t India Honse, when Capt. EDwAnns was sworn
into the command of the kip Lady Forbes, consign-
i•ed to Bengal direct.
A duel was fought yestarelar morning, in Kilburn.
fields, between Captain Etaaiktm, who belongs to a
Corps of Volunteer Cavalry, and .Mr. TEKIL, a Sur.
leon, in ;onseqnenee %of A theatrical dispute. 'The
atter gentleman was slightly wounded in the shodlder.
JUST litarr.— The first meeting sof this Ulm:,
held at Catterick-Bridge, which commenced on Mow.
day, November 19, and finished on Saturday last,
*At most numerously attended, and several new
Members were 'elected., The weather was very un-
favourable to the sport most bf the time, notwith.
standing they had two of the most, brilliant ehaces
ever known to the oldest sportsman there. At the
Meet.ng, and in the field were the Duke of Leeds,
Lord Darlington, Sir W. Gerrard, Major Parker,
V. Standish, Mr. Witham, Mr. Haggerstone, Mr.
Trotter, Mr. Wentworth, Mr. Allan, Mr. R. W.
"nes Mr. T. shaito, Mr. Treacher, ivu. Jachs' &c.

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