Star.
London, England, 1816-10-24 00:00:00

CUS fOMLHOUSE, OCTOBEit S 2.

SIIIPI TNTIR ED OUTWAItD.Tbe Ca Atkinson ;
Harrison; John ,Shand, Gresep; Argo, Barclay; and Fame,
Smith, for lainalca ; Albion, Wotteu; acd William Henry,
Gre,nwell, for Ostend; Marie, Paubuirr ; and now. Tomercb,r,
f6r Havre ; Nicholas. Millie, for Pernambuco; Unity. Li
wards; and Endeavour; Humphreys, for Dublin; Elizabeth,
Gray, for Berblee; Liresada, Appleton, for Pon-au-Prince and
St. Domingo; Confederacy, Wandiry, for Awwerp; Mars,'
Horsevrell„for Tener;o2 ; and erasers, Gilchrist, fur Ant:gua.
oLAIE TRADE BY FRANCE AND SPAIN.-.-COBUNNA,
Sim 29 —64 Arrived this diy the St Juan tie Co-
runna, Vidal. from Bourdeaux, with merchandize, for
the Sh,ye Trade .on the coast of Guinea, where the
said vessel is bound to, having come here to get her
clearinces as Spanish property."

Some of opr conteaporaries persist in maintaining
that the fOrnaces are all again at work. We shall be
happy tnfind their staterntnt eventually confirmed,
but it will be seen by the letter from Merthyr, t;lat
up to Sunday last. inclusive, the Furnaces that had
beeo !topped were still out of blast. •
The intelligence from South America is of so co-.
tradictory a nature, that it is impossible to ascertain'
the real state of the coateea between the lodeprodents
and the Royalists, or to calculate its probable issue.
The accounts received. last week refuted the report of
General Boxiv;isass defeat, and represented him as at
the head of a numerous and triumphant force. Those
brought yesterday, by the Jamaica Papers, states
again, oat the contrary, his total overthrow at Ca.,
'bum, and his flight on board of • the squadron of.
Admiral BRION. They, however, describe so clearly
:the proceedings of both parties, op to the 10th of
August, as to seem entitled to more credit than
*usual. After BOLIVAR had abandoned his troops,
and Inured his personal safely, Sir citaooa MAC-
GREGOR, it appears, took die command of the In.
surgent army, With which he attempted to force his
• way iuto.the plains. He was opposed by a small
Royalist force under Major Qom% and an action
took place on the 18th of. July, which terminated in.
falfour.of the Insurgents, who were thus enabled to
pnceed on their route to the interior. Major QUER°
'hating received reinforcements, made a rapid move.
meat to overtake the enemy, and on the 2'ith an "ad•
vanced party, under the cunamand of Capt. GAUCIA,
having reached the town of Chayttarmas, frond the
,main body of the Insurgents beyond it. A4tersome
skirniisiiing, GA.RCIA. .wi4iiiig to give time to' the
corps which were in his'si,ar to come up, retires into
the town. This stratagem su'c'ceeded : the town wai
siinienonesl by MACORRGOR, and the operations which
took place detained the enerny'till the 29th, on the
morning of which day they
.rein aced. The Rr;yalist
• columns came up on the' SOth Out the enemy was
'not brought to action "until the. 10th of August,
when they were attacked at Socorror. From that
place they made a precipitate retreat of two leaguei
to Qaebradita, which afforded 4' very advantageous.
position: Atter three home smart fighting they vieie
dislodged tsom this poSition, with the loss of 150
killed, including the General in Chief, Sir .G Li EGA
MACORROOR. The inundat'un of 'the country pre-.1
vented Major QUeito from pursuing the remains of
the Insurgents. General Boarast had arrived aeSt.
Tholias's... Admiral BRION 'nide a landing on th
coast hi Paraguana on die 27ib tiflulf, lint w?.ane.
posed bra- Royalist focce,'lnircibliged 'to re.enibart
with the greatest precipitatiaL Other:Ptivite lettdes
liter), received state that diir governors refuse
.hill
a.itssittance to the British. Beitl4Menti.4 A Ali; et
.his flying lqil4dron had salle'd frOiri. Si.ThotiLY
about the middle of Auguit, boderliiittiiial Biked.
Itio•h stated to bade been •etiMp/etelia'dittitted:vYiv,tl
Ventral ISOLV/AR.