Star.
London, England, 1816-08-10 00:00:00

BALTIMORE, JULY 11.

We have the pleasure to announce the arrival at.
Annapolis Roads of the United States frigate lisiacr.
(lonian, Captain Warrinpton, from Carth:igena, mv.
ing on board Christopher Hughes, Ecq. of this
city, who went out as Commissioner from our Go-
vernment to demand the release of the Alma !can
prisoners at that place. Mr. Hughes has succeeded ►u
the object of his mission, and has brought home ip t!:e
frigate all the Americans that remained in prison.

Iris deserving notice that American stock bas ad-
vanced during the last week about 4 per cert. T is
circumstance, coupled to the additional one, that 111.•
sale of American produce is dull, may lac consider-4
as favourable to the continuance of peace.

The PRINCE REGENT dined yesterday with Priree
LEOPOLD. at Camelford Home, where lie was met by
the Duke of CamantooE, Prince Esraattnav' iLe
'Marquis of ANGULO:A. the Marquis of CAM DIM, Earl
of YARMOUTH. Viscount CASTLEREAGH. Lord JCHN
TILYNNE, Lord JAMCI MujIRAY, Sir BeaJamit
&mann" Count MUNSTER; Mr. CANNING, MI.
N BWMA K. acc.

! • The Countess of DWASOROUGH gave a grand public
breakfast yesterday, at her villa, at Ro4ampren,
ihich was attended by upwards of 200pers.mvs of it,;.
.
Amnon; aniongst them were the Duke of Wat.Lisc:•
row, and .the Margo» old Marclionasof AwolastA.l

instructions toy,
'in South
is due to
the perpetrators of such cruelties ? What fealty to'
a Government which devotes its subjects to Massacre,
told extirpation ?
Extract of an official dispitchlrom Mozn, Captain-
General of Caraccas, to URREIZTICTAI Governor of
the Island of Margarita, dated
" CARACCAS, Nov. 15, /815.
;11 enjoin you to set aside all htimane considerations. Alt the
bis'urgents, or that who tallow them, with or without arms,
those who have aided them, and hinny those who have taken,
any pin in the preterit crisis hi which the island is placed, are in-
Inutly to be shot'vrithout any formal process or summary, and
tnegelf oaa a short verbal trial in presence of three Olken," &c.
Instructions from Governor Umuurncrn to Cap.

bilfGAßaloo :
.4 you will give quarters to no one, and allow your troopi to
pillage as soon as they arrive. If you find therenemy is weak
you will follow him up to St. John's. This place you will burn,
and withdraw when every thing is 'tranquil."
When the Insurgents captured the Island of Mar-
garita, such were the papers which fell into their
hnnds rand on their authority, and with the recent
scenes of plunder, violence, cruelty, and confLigra-

tion before them, they put to death the 800 Royalists
who had retreated to Pampatar. Boctian has now
landed on the contiguous Main ; he has obtained
possession of the upper provinces of Venezuela ; he
has set the Blacks free ; he has called them to fight
in his ranks; and, with an army of 8000 men, he
;marches on Caracas, to avenge the bleeding wrongs
of his.country.
And when are these horrors to end ? The policy
of the British Government, as well as the wisbesof the
people, have at all times involved active principles of
deep solicitude for the general interests of humanity,
when outraged in a strong and pointed manner. The
moral character of in avowed attempt to take from a
suffering people the common rights of men, l?as at all

times been felt with just indignation by Britons,whose

qmpathies have been displayed even for the secluded
• and unlettered African. What then prevents us from

looking at the ravages in Spanish America ? Or are
we to wait till all is wrapped in one general scene of
' destruction, and the inhabitants become extinct.—
Every native there destroyed, is a consumer of gri.
tish merchandise lost ; are we then to wait till our
goods are conveyed to ruined towns and empty cities ?
till our rivals have supplanted us?

The Duke of WELLINGTON Will leave town on
Tuesday morning for Paris.
Yesterday the QUEEN and Princess Ectzastrrn par-
took of a repast with the Duke an.t Duchlss of
GloccEsrart, and at hall-past two o'clock, accom-
pioied by the Duchess of GLOUGIISTEIi, City pro.
elected to Cameltord Itotisr„ on a visit to the Princess
Comormwhere they remained about thret.quartets
of an hour.

S

Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND!
returned to London, frOni the'Priory, near &omit:ore,
the seat' of the Marquis of ABSRCORN, where they
had been on a visit, for a few, days.
The Royal Pithily were under a considerable de
Fee of alarm for the state of the health of the Duke
of CLARENCE on Thursday and yesterday morning.
The Royal Duke came to London on Monday for
the purpose of seeing Mr. EDWARD FITZ CLARENCE
off for France to join his regiment, who had been on
leave of absence for a month. On Tuesday, his
Royal Highness complained of being unwell, yet.
wowiihstanding, he did not keep the house, oat
walked about ale streets in the neighbourhood or Sr.
James's Palace. as he is much in the habit of doing ;
yet notwithstanding, he was in so much pain that he
could not walk upright. The Doke called at the
house of Sir GILBERT BLANE, in Cleveland row, wha
urine 'a pr -scription to relieve liim from a violent
pain in I,i, coniach, which .he was then labourino
ender. The Duke returned to his house and took
d. medicine, when it was ascertained that it could
not remain on his stomach. His Royal
experiencing some relief in the evening, left town
about seven o'clock for Busby. On Wednesday
Slier Irmo, Sir GILBERT BLARE received an. express
from Bushy, stating that his Royal Highness was
worse. Sir GILBERT left London with all possible
speed. Dr. .Sir DAVID DCNDAS, of Richmond, was
also sent Cir. His Royal Highness got worse, and
inflammation on the chest had taken place. The
Doctors considering his Royal Highness to be in im-
niinent danger, the attack, we understood,' arising
trim the asthma And the gout, thought right to send
off expresses to the QUEEN, at Windsor, and the
PRINCE RECENT and Duke of Casiourior., at Brigh•
tor, which they received on Thursday morning; and
tr.e;r Royal Highnesses lost no time, in consequence,
in proceeding with all possible speed to see their
b"hel at Bobby. The Duke of CAMCRIDGE remained
with hint all night. The PRINCE RECENT slept at
the house of Sr BENJAMIN Bcnomiln.n., where-ar-
rngerrients were making for his Royal Highuess.to
o-niaio there, had not the Roptl Disk: been pro.
reunced barer. The QUERN received a second corn-,
nriication on Thursday morning, informing her of
I%e Duke being better, or the would rot have left for
London. At twelve o'cicck an orderly dragoon was
seat off with a letter from Bushy to follow. the
‘?:.:grx to with' instructions for the man to
1114'4'1 .44. tt.e rate of twelve miles an hour. This oc-
ctiir.itod a considerable degree of alarm. Her
MA-
asTY received five expresses on Thursday upon the
subject. Yesterday she sent to make inquiries:. Sir
Gilmer Ilcaue arrived in London between twelve
and one o'clock yesterday from Bushy, and followed
her MAJEs•tr. to the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCES•
TER'S, in Piccadilly, and communicated the glad and
ste;rome tidings of the Royal Duke being out of
r. The Duke of CAMBRIDuE arrived in Lon.
don, and followed the Qur..EN to Gluticestrr House.
The FIIINCR ltooetcr, attended by Sir Bae.rasota
.BcoomPIELD, arrived . at the Queeu's Palace from
ttthy 'oon after five o'clock, and communicated to
his anxious mother the BMW ROPSI &other's

•
, . 4.ticirrom 44upusr •
'the Doke of Yoaa ha's taken cutest
eithet on foot or horseback, every day during the,
p*sint week.
Accounts from Bushy Pat* have b elti received,
'announcing that the Duke of CLARENCE is out of
danger, his complaint kering, at length, taken a
lavourable turn.

'Thursday the Duke of DEVONSUIRZ departed for
-town.

The Earls of Flirt and Yonstotrrit. Colonel Coats,
and Mr. DIGHTON. arc inmates At the Pavilion.
_ _

The Earl of CARD/VAN and family left us on
Tneiday.'
Sir CA RNABY and Lady HAGOIMITONZ. left the
Pavilion yesterday.
The Duke of YORK will leave on Sunday for
Buckingham House, where, and not at Windsor, the
QUERN mill celebrate the Realm's birthday.—The
Duke, it is expected, will retina on Tuesday or
Wednesday.

AMEkICA#
Y,et atilperson read the folloiing lath
the Royal dovernors and Commanders
• America, and then say what puttisbistent