Star.
London, England, 1820-07-19 00:00:00

NEW YORK, JUNE 12.

A letter from Havannah states, that the Spani,h
General, Renovales, died in the Moro Castle. He
had of late resided in New Orleans, but proceeded to
the Havannah on hearing of the recent events in Spain:
He was there arrested, with several other Officers,
on a charge of having attempted a conspiracy to
overthrow the present Government and establish the
independence of Cuba.

The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this forenoon.
We have not met with a single ankle of interest in
their contents. Five per Cents. Saturday, 79 1. 15 c.

Yesterday, the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an audi-
ence of the KING,_ at his Palace in Pall-Mall.
The Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, and CAMBRIDGE,
visited his MAJESTY yesterday.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK held a Levee at his
Office in the Horse Guards, as Commander in Chief.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE and Princess AUGUSTA
dined with the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER
on Sunday.
His MAJESTY is exptcted at Portsmouth on the Ist
or 2d of August, to embark on his sea excursion:
Monday evening the Duke of GLOUCESTER arrived
at Portsmouth: he was received with a royal salute.
The Duke and Duchess of CLAelocx are expected to visit
Dover again this Summer, and it is supposed will take up their
residence at the Castle for some time. The Duchess, when at
Dover last Summer, experienced so much benefit from the sa-
lubrity of the air, and fineness of the bathing which. this place
affords, that we are not surprised at this being the favourite spot
of their Royal Highnesses.
The Duke DECAZES sat under the Gallery of the
House of Commons on Monday, and heard the De-
bate relative to the Plate claimed by the QUEEN.
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An official return to an order of the House of Com-
mons states the total amount of payments made to the Commis-
sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, by the Trustees
of Saving Banks in England, from August 6, 1817, to July'S,
1820, both inclusive, at X 3,347,104 81. .Icl. sad the total Stock
purchased with the money so received at af5,R26,379.
Yesterday the house of ROTHSCHILD and Co. re-
ceived several tons weight of gold and silver, in in-
gots, from the Continent.
At Mr. COKE'S late sheep-shearing, at Holkham
an Arabian and. New Zealand sheep were produced;
and a half. Zealand lamb from a South-down ewe.
The Arabian sheep is a large animal, covered with
long black wool, or rather hair ; the tail of an enor-
mous size. The New Zealand sheep is covered with
a close coat of hair like a pointer dog. -
HATUAREET THEATRE.—Last night, the Comedy
of Pigeons and Crows was again represented at this
House, to a full audience. This Play, for it scarcely
can be denominated a legitimate Comedy, continues
to maintain possession of public favour, and, we
think, deservedly. To say that the characters were
respectably sustained,' would be to withhold the just
meed of praise which the Company merit in an emi-
nent degree. Messrs. LISTON, JONES, J. RUSSELL,
WILLIAMS, and CONNOR, acquitted themselves in
their usual felicitous manner, and kept the House in
good humour the whole time. To this Play succeeded i
Blue Devils in which TERRY performed the part of
Megrim with_great success. The evening's enter-
, tainment concluded with the Son-in-Law, by O'KEEFE,
wherein JONES acted the part of Botokitt, the Dancing-
master, and J. RUSSELL that of Arionelli, the Italian
Opera Singer, with great applause.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY 18.
THE QUEMBERRY ESTATES. .

The Loan Cnatsest.aoa--" In that ease of the Legatees of
the late Duke of Queensberry, the last item in the paper handed
up to me is relative to the estates both in England and Scotland.'
What are they? The item is very large." - .
Mr. Haar said, some a the legacies and principal stock was
in klugland.
Mr. Taowra said he .understood the value to be upwards
of £lOO,OOO.

The Loan CHAWCZLLOIL" Let this be put at the top of the
paper for Thursday. The paper handed up.to me I will hand
you down; you may perhaps be able to explain it; I think it of
great importance."
Af.er some ft:niter observations from his Lordship, relative
to the nature of the property, • -
Mr. Taowita expressed a whip not to give (decisive answer
as to the point in question, is the.absenee of Mr. Biurray,-whO,
if he were present, would explain it.
The Loan CIiAnELLOW said, that what whir the business
here (the Court), and that of the Queen elsewhere, unless t'i •
case was disposed of on Thursday, he much feared that sonic
time would elapse before it could be got rid of. The qui stion
itself was one of great isnpertance, and he was extremely•
inzinus of having it done away with. The hual argunica.; was
eventually settled to Como on on Thursday.

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