Star.
London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

Code of San Juan de Uleea, whither everything va-
luable in Vera Cruz is tun:potted.

HAVANNAII, OCTOBER IS.
The new Viceroy has arrived at Mexico, with the
Insurgent Chief, where a conference has taken place
with the Captain-General of Mexico, and an armistice
for six days, which we presume will lead to the &-
sired point of settling all disputes between the two
parties, and Vera Cruz will, like all the rest of New
Spain, be declared independent.
CAPTURE OF TIIS PIRATES
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 51.
By the schooner Mary-Ann, Captain Hilliard, we
have received an Havannah Paper of the 24th inst.
from which we have translated the following highly
pleasing articles

" HAvAmel, Octoessit4.
II Arrived from Liverpool the American dip Lu-
cies, Ciptain Missroon. On the 16th, this ship was
taken possession of by the famous pirates who cruize
off Cape St. Antonio ; and as these picaroons were
about plundering her, the United States brig Enter-
prise fortunately hove in sight, and succeeded in cap-
turing the piratical fleet, consisting of four 'choose's]
and one sloop. The sea robbers had the audacity to
hoist the red Rag. Besides the vessels captured, there
was an open boat attached to the same gang, which
effected her escape. The prizes have been sent to
Charleston, Where the crews will be tried. The ship
was brought in by a Midshipman of the said United
States brig."
By an extract from the log-book of the Lacks, it
appears that the British brig Larch, of St. Andrew'i,
front Kingston for Havasmah, was takes at the same
time as the Lucks, but retaken by the Enterprise.

We have received the Spanish Papers direct from
Madrid to -the 19th of November, from which we
make the following extracts :
MADRID, NOVEMBER is.
The Decree of the Cones is officially promulgated,
by which " all kinds of foreign merchandise, the
trade in which was permitted before the establish-
ment of the New General System of Customs, ap-,
proved by the Cortes October 5, 1820, and which
had been imported before that period into the ports
of the Peninsula, may be re-exported at the pleasure
of the proprietors, on paying a duty of seven per cent."

CADIZ, NOVEMBER 6.
The number of burials in this city, from the Ist to
the sth of this month, was 39.
By the latest accounts from Puerto Santa Maria
and Xeres, of the 28th, 29th, and 30th of November,
'the number of deaths, &c. in these three days, was, at
Puerto Santa Maria, in the town and hospital—
New Cues 82 —Cured 40--Deatke—....2s
At Xeres
The number of sick remaining was, at Santa Ostia,
179 ; at Xeres, 55.—N0 further accounts have been
received from Lebrija.

CADIZ, NOVEMBER 9.
YELLOW Fsvga.—From the 51st of October to an
9d of November, inclusive:

R.sis•
171

MILT ST. MALT.
Newesers. . Canal. Dad&
. - •1 • • 1/4 • . 41

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77 . . U •
isaissa.
0- Ss . . so .I.
The deaths at Cadiz on the 6th, 7th, and Bth (all
of ordinary diseases), were 43.

Lisbon Papers to the 17th tilt. have arrived.
LISBON, NOVEMBER IL
The Cortes continue with great calmness and pru-
dence the discussion of various matters of interest to
the lateens' prosperity of the kingdom. Besides the,
Articles of the Constitution in succession, they have
bad before them a most important Project of a Law
for the relief of Agriculture, by the abolition of all
those burdens, originating in ancient abuses, which
reduce the peasantry to the most abject condition.
Many of the Members represented in the most
striking and eloquent manner the miseries occasioned
by these remains of feudal barbarism, and there is no
doubt but relief will be afforded to our Agriculture,
which has so long groaned under these oppressive
burdens. As the abolition of all these dues, quit-,
rents, &c. &c. included, as k seems, under the gene-
ral head of Forage (the title of the proposed law being
Projedo de reform doe Fetus), will be attended with
a loss to the Crowns it is proposed to indemnify it by
other means.

The project of a Dectee for the abolition of the
Patriarchal Church, was read and agreed to in the
sitting of the 15th Novembea.
The following is a statement of the new organi-
zation of the Cope Diplematifire:
Leonon—Cbarge d'Affaires, Joao Francisco de °Ves! jra
o
Fire Secretary 4i Legation, Joao• Fernandes Thews ; Secs
Thomas Vaezelier.
Parma--(arse d'Affaires, Moeda= Beeler Betelbo ; First
Secretary of Legadonaose Diego Mascarenuas Neto ; Second,
Tortatezt=gerrdra.
d'Affaires, listed de Castro Pereira ; Se-
at Legation, Dr. Joao Bernardo do Roche.
an--Aotenie Joarlidea Goatee de Piedra; Secre-
tary of Ligation, Luis Anted, de Akan Lima.
Itzam--Secretary of Legation, Luis Francisco MAD.
Vilma—Charge d'Affatres, D. Francisco D'Mmelda Portu-
gal ; Secretary of Lqatioo, J. Freire D'Andrade Salazar.
Wangles:mut—Charge d'Affaires, Francisco &fano Con-
stair:Jo ; Secretary of Legailoa, Verimimo Antonio Ferreira.
Srocetsous--Cbarge d'Affaires, J. F. Todades Pereira de
Aumbaja ; Secretary, Riyartio Albuquerque Cone Beal.
Coramemam--Secretary of Legation, Antonio Ranee Maws.
Baasm—Charge d'Affaires, J. Rabin° Babozad'Araajo.
Baussms—Cbarge d'Affaires, J. Antonio Ramos Nobre ; 1
unary, Nuno Barbep de Figueredo.
Nance—large d'Affaires, Josg Pereira do Mose* I Ow
cretary, A. J. Demony.
Tram—Clearge d'Affaires, Canoe' )ftubjair polka acro,
tart', George Huston.