Star.
London, England, 1817-10-29 00:00:00

ANOTHER LET CER. SEPT. 20.

og The result of the action on the 13th was, that
about twelve o'clock that night the Spanish gun-
boats went back to the Narrows, with one man killed,
and the troops returned to Harrison., with two
killed—the whole force about 400, but some of the
Patriots and some of the Spanish party tell me only
about forty were engaget with two brass pieces ;
on M•Clurishill firing on the town, and on the San
Josef, the Commandant made the others remain be-
Iliad the hill. Neither party came within musket-
shot—no person hurt on the Patriot side. I presuine
no further attempt will he made, and that the Pa-
triots will remain in possession of Amelia.

" M'Gregor sailed on the 11th insrsat. it is said,
for South America."
ii ST. MARY'., (Nine o'Clock, P.M.) Sept. SO.

" I wrote you a few days since, by a packet-boat, 'Monolog
you *of the state of things here, which was then very confused
and uncertain, as Governor Hubbard and Governor Attres in-
terest claaked, and they could not come to an understanding ; but
I have now the pleasure of informing you, that I ban just arrived
from the Island, and that affain have been amicably arranged be-
tween them, and you may rely upon it that every thing is in a
floe train, and will ge en well. They now can bid defiance to
the Spaniards, although it is reported and expected that they will
snake another attach. Avery Is to be Commander in Chief of Na
Army and Navy, and Habbard Governer of diet Civil Dammam*.
44 Amend Ton have the Preclamadon which I Intend putting
up hire ornserrow mornlag,and the Meulraa flag will be hoisted
at twelve o'clock tomorrow. diary Is to pay up the arrears of
thou who served under Geneva MiGreger, Ac. &c. There Is
now four doe prizes in port, three of which belong to him, and
I men be has a eery considerable amount in specie with him,
I am in hopes that the greatest part of the Spanish forces from
Augustine will be sue off, in which ease, that place will fall an
easy prey, as the principal pan of the people are on the Maln
and impatient to join oe —arrangements with them will imam&
:ugly be made.•

.110 N.

si Fereasdies, Itest•Florida, September 110.

" Tbe inhabitants of the Gland of Amelia are Wormed, that
to-morrow the htesicantlag will be hoisted on the fort, with the
usual ionnalides. They are invited to reties as awn as possible
to their homes, or seed persons in their coodidence to take pos-
ited= of the property existing la the bosses, whirl is held m-
eted. AB persons desirous of recovering their property ars in-
vited to seed wriusis orders, without which =Wog will be
allowed ro be embarked. (Signed) •

44 Am, Comraader•b•Chtef.
N IL HUIIAID, Govergor, Ike."

" ST. MARY'S, September 2i.
Yesterday the Mesta= lag was hoisted, and Commoilere
Aury Is Commander in Chief, and Ruggles Hubbard, Esq. Go-
vernor. Many of the inhabitants are now retinal's:. The Mi-
nds have all gone to their homes; and should the Spaniards not
move (every quick, their retreat will be eat off. Amelia har-
bour has now about twelve sail in it, rises and armed Teasels.
The prize which came in on Saturday last has silver on board."
The brig Volant, from Guadaloupe, arrived at
New York, states that the port of the Mole was shpt
on the Ist September against American vessels, by
order of the French Government.

The Paris Papers of Sunday *rived this morning.
Intelligence has been received from Marseilles, dated
the 18th of Octobtr, that the new Dal of ALGIERS
has been already hurled from the throne in the same
way he was raised to it—by assassination. The
news, we sgtee with the French Editors, requires
confirmation. Five per Cents. Saturday, 65fr. 10c.

We have the pleasure to state, that Lord &mourn
is so much recovered from his late alarming illness,
as to promise a speedyfresumption of his official duties.
No arrangements ate yet made for the funeral of
the late JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN, Esq. The executors
are three Irish Barristers, who are not yet arrived.
Mr. CURRAN died worth 410,000. His legitimate
children were all amply provided for, previous tohis
demise.
It is a curious fact, that the only acting Magistrate
now in Aberdeen, is the Sheriff-Depute, the usual
Government of that City being, in abeyance I
The Scotch Burghs Reform has now reached the,
Metropolis of Scotland. Last week, at a Meeting o!'
the Merchant Company of Edinbutgli. Resoluttotis
were proposed, and agreed ter without opposition, ex-
pressive of the satisfaction the Company felt at Ill;
exertioas now making to introduce•into the Scotch
Butghs a mace Limas ',gem.

CL4REMONT, aCTOBCR 29.
amain ILA
r OEM O'CLOCK, P. 11 t.—Thou the weather wee
unusually fine this morning till eleven o'clock, a
shower then came on, which prevented the Princeeq
CitaittorTs from taking her mural ride, till half-past
emu o'clock, when her Royal Highness proceeded
towards the farm-yard and pleAsure grounds. S!
returned to the house about haltpibt one o'clock,
accompanied by Prince LP.or, our, w:., r at:whey
shower came on, which prevented the Prince frGra ea.
oying his accustomed fiel.l snorts.