Star.
London, England, 1816-10-19 00:00:00

adawc. tow** rei. (oOr vessels of tire
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'••li be anise& Brigs, kleoos, stad gunibosts
riot: Wed: Batteries are alai: to be erec—teu-2'
e Lerarit'sboree, and thus the navigation on that
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oral be :mire secure.
ire bale received intelligefice from Africa.
The
%tripes labour en *am in *repairing the fottifica-
. The Del is amidst the fortification's precisely.
bathe was in the battle,. directing and encouragldg
I person. The check.which be has teceived has
kv nothing Nom the love which hii subjects bore
.0, or from the torsideration in which. he was held:
fie has sent an Envoy to the•Emperar of Morocco:
l'aPPears that the latter .has not kept the treaties
ihieb existed hearten them. The Dey now demands
..tistiretion ; be accuses the Emperor of having fa. •
voted bis enemies, and of keeping up an nadir.
onsing with them.k
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appears that the Dey wishes the Emperor of
"soca to break with the English, which will be a
to method of obtaining his revenge, withoUt any
it on ;be part of the Dey of Algiers. •
The French' are still in . high favour at Algiers;
J the ancient relatians have resurtied their influence.
;e igebot.osSul is_the.only (ma who is admitted
;the Dry, when he pleases. " • •

This siornineive received Charleston Papets tithe
th, and from Jamaica to the 19th of Augusts
'JAMAICA, AUGUS r 6.
A letter received is this city from euracoa, dated
ided ultimo, states, that General Bolevar, after
kildieg with 1000 men at 04mores, re-embarked
on twain that General Morales was coming upon
it front St. Carlos, and went to Bonaire with 60
ibis followers. He afterward's, kls 3aid, made a
econd lading at Ocamores with 1500 men, and
soublette was marching upon Caraccas.
111011 COSILESTON CITY GAZETTY, AUGUST 30;
beaUal Toledo, whose name is familiar tci one
pease u the leader of the revolutionary forces in
'll).e Spiiiish provinces bordering on the United States,
poi through this city on Sunday. He arrived at'
;Alexandria in a vessel from New Orleans, and' is
gone Northwards. His object is not known.

Livia' of the sth of May, from Calcutta, corn-
Inicate a circumstance of an unpleasant nature
'lllll bad just occurred at Bareilly, in consequence
N the introduCtion of what is called in India the
4144 I;eree system into that and the other large
%taws in Rohilcund. The people, it appears, resisted
Durabletonss authority, attacked him in the
inre, and in the fray the Moofta, who was on the
popular side, was !unfortunately mounded. This cu.
Innstauce was eagerly laid bold of to give the a6air
&ratios character, and in the course of the two
killowieig days upwards of ten thousand open were
tinabled from Ranappre and Pillebeet, and in spite
of way ;Wort at conciliation by Messrs. Dumbleton,
Ltycestet, and Erant, they proceeded to attack the
small military force which happened to be at the
place. The rabble began their career by murdering
lion of Mr. 4eycester, who was proceeding unarmed
between die two bodies into which that force had
ben divided, and immediately commenced a general
nod desperate attack on them both, hoping by their
mperior numbers to annihilate the whole. Captain
.Doscawrit crinmanded the infantry, consifting of three
commies, with two guns, one of which was nearly
captured on the occatien of their making a desperate
effort and breaking hito his square. The other party
consisted of a corps of Rohida horse, who were useful
is dispeiCing the Mob,' but who male no attempt to
shed the blood of their countrymen,. except iliac nit&
,e 1 their own companions, who was cot iiavra in the
act of deserting to the insurgents. One officer was
iron:Wed oti the occasion., QO sepoys killed,
r:4auslo4. The military amounted in
all to about 500; and this gallant party we= Oppelsed
by at last lq,QOO persons, of whom tOo were killed,
sad about the same number taken prisoners. Every
thing Fairlsritdrni' d trawl. nillity tit the date of the
last accouriti ; and it was satisfactory: to ascertain
no taduttdual of any rank, except' the Moofia,
tamed to have been concerned in, the mischief.

Itinnatlay .the Doke and Doebeu of tits.,
lotto Stireithetth awed visit •to -think ikeil,l.-
lie PtineetiS *PIMA. MATILDA Ut GLOUCESTER, at
in- the house formerly occupied by 'lnflate
Doke of Bnussynot.
The dir.ner given by the QUEEN on -Thursday, to
the Place kEGIO47 and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE,
tit a patting dinner to the. Royal Duke, previous
.11 his oyal Highness leaving London (misty return
to Hauover.
Yesterday morning, about half:past eight. O'clock;
16% Rl4l Highness the Duke of CAkt &awns, attended
VI Major JONES (his Royal Highness's Private Se
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trim') :tad Aide-de-Camp) left Cambridge House
'for bower, there to embark for Calais on their way
1° P4iis. where they will remain for a week t. from
_hence they proceed to the Duke of WELLINGTON'S
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.eati-cluarters, and afierviards to itutgard. "rbey
vi l reach Hanover about the 23d of Novembit.
Yesterday, about halt past three o'clock, her
l'""Is,11 and the Princess .ELIZABETH, lift the
Queen's Palace in a travelling carriage, escorted by
Of Light Horse, and proceeded to Black-
'laths to meet the Duke and Duchess of GLotions-
-1 to dine with the Princess Solon A. the Parting
17,101ist, attended by Sir WILLIAM left
"rlion House soon after, to jolts the Royal Party
at tlackheath-
The nuptials between the Earl of Witawton and
'',ldf Masson, ate expected to be solemaized on
:Monday next- Immediately after the ceremony, the
taPßl'touple will leave town for Warwicii Castle,
itnere thri intend-to pees the honeymoon's