Star.
London, England, 1821-09-28 00:00:00

FR ANH FORT, SEPTRMBER 19.

Baron Kienmayer, General of Cavalry, who com-
mands in Mor.tvia, has been sent for to Vienna. It
is supposed that he will have the command of the
army forming at Transylvania.

It is stated that the Turkish fleet in the Archipe-i
lago has sustained a new deft-as, and lost part of its
vessels. On the other hand, it is confirmed, that the
Greek Bishop of Salonica, and many merchants; have
been massacred by the Turks. We expect the details
of these new atrocities.

The city of Carlsbad has suffered immense damage
by an extraordinary inundation of the river Tope], in
the night of the 9th: it was caused by a heavy rain,
a violent storm, and, it is supposed, the breaking of
a water-spout in the mountains. Some houses were
destroyed, the pavement of the streets torn up, and
the water rose to the height of ten feet in some houses.

Advices have been received from Buenos Ayres to
the 19. h July. They are of rather in important
nature. It appears that a very decisive engagement
had taken place between the forces in that city and
those under General RAMIREZ, who, it will be recol-
lected, had for a considerable period filled the inha-
bitants of Buenos Ayres with anxiety and alarm. His
career, however, 4 now closed. He was entirely de-
feated, and lost his life in the action. Most beneficial
consequences were expected from the event. His
head had been sent to General RODRIGUEZ, who is
the present Supreme Director at Buenos Ayres. The,
communication with Chili and all the provinces of
the interior would be speedily opened. No mention
is made in the advices of the defeat of General SAN
MARTIN and his army in Peru. We therefore trust
that the intelligence received through Jamaica was
incorrect.

By the arrival of his Majesty's ship Scour at Ports-
mouth, from the Mediterranean, we have received
advice, from Cadiz, Barcelona, Malaga, Gibraltar,
and other places, to a late date. The Board of Health
at Cadiz have reported that city to be free from
any contagious disorder. At Xeres, a great abate-
ment had taken place in the violence of the fever.—
At Barcelona, its ravages still continued without in-
termission, and consequently the communication by
sea between thar port and Valencia was cut off, and
even by land a quarantine of sixteen days was en-1
forced, before the latter place could be entered. At
Madrid, no persons were admitted who had come
from Catalonia, unless they submitted to a previous
quarantine of eight days.
The accounts from Portugal, by the same con-
veyance, are to the Ist instant. They state, that
the Hereditary Prince had been arrested at Rio Ja-
neiro, and that an embargo had been laid on all
Portuguese vessels in the Tagus, as it was intended
to send some troops immediately out to the Brazils.

We have given, in another part, some shocking
details of depredationi and cruelties which have been
recently committed in the West Indies, for the most
part in the neighbourhood of the Havannah. The
pirate vessels are small and despicable : they appear
to be manned by desperadoes of all nations, and to
exercise their outrages indiscriminately upon all.—.
By accounts from Barbadoes to the middle of August,
it appears 'that our naval force on that station is di-
minishing, as the danger against which it should
form a safeguard is increasing. Admiral FAust has
shifted his gag to the Pvaxmvs frigate of 42 guns, at
Antigua. The SALISBURY has gone home, and the
SA PPHIRK, being defective, is ordered home. A frigate
and three sloops will then constitute his whole squadron.
Where do the British fruiters sleep, that in the Atlan•
tic, as in the Archipelago, the protection of the mer-
chant is thus neglected?

The LORDS JUSTICES appointed by the KING
to exercise the functions of Government during his. '
MA.rarre's absence on the Continent, opened their
Commission on Wednesday, and appointed WIL-
LIAM HAMILTON, HENRY GOULSURN and HENRY
Hosmocrsz, Esqrs. Secretaries to their Excellen-
cies. The number of Commissioners is nineteen;
several of whom are out of town.
The Sheriffs Elect, Messrs. Aldermen GAZIATT
and VENABLZS, with the Wardens and Masters of
their respective Companies, breakfasted this morning
at Goldsmiths Hall, and afterwards proceeded to
Guildhall, in order to be sworn into of for the en-
suing year. The liveries and state chariots are the
most superb and magnificent sten for some years.
The practice adopted at the Royal Exchange of
cloiing the doorset„ half-past four, whether cleared or
not, caused yesterffay the detention of between 200 and
300 of the Gentlemen who attend it. After being en-
closed above ten minutes, many became impatient to
Fo about their business, or attend other engagements.
They then began to batter the doors, the portals par-
ticularly. That which opens towards Bank-buildings
having been lately shattered in a similar fray, and
very strongly repaired, the opposite door leading to
Sweeting's-rems was assailed, and its bars soon bent
before the assaults of four or five strong persons. One
of these being taken into the custody of a beadle, was
rescued, and the attack re-commenced with success,
when the opposite door was also opened by the shop-
keeper living in that avenue, and the Exchange WAS
finally cleared at four minutes past five o'clock.
Lady MoRGAN has, it appears, written a Letter to
the Reviewers of her Work on hely, towards which
public curiosity will no doubt be considerably ex-
cited. It is, we understand, to be prefixed to the
next Number of 71mt Nrw Monthly Magazine, for
Oetober'l.'