Star.
London, England, 1821-11-22 00:00:00

NEW YORK, OCTOBER 26.

HEALTH or ' NORFOLK.—The Norfolk Board of
Health has issued a Proclamation, dated the 22d just,
assuring the Public that they may renew their inter-
course with the town without the least danger. There
had been no attack of malignant fever later than the
13th instant.

HEALTH OF ALEXANDRIA.—The Mayor of Alex-
andria announces—That one case of malignant fever
had been reported within the 24. hours, ending on the
21st instant.

HEALTH OF BALTIMORE.—The Baltimore Board
of Health informs the Public, that owing to the se-
vere frosts on the nights of the 17th, 18th, 19th, and
20th inst. the malignantfever has entirely disappeared.
No deaths having occurred from it since the 18th inst.
they advise all persons to return to their homes. The
daily reports are to be discontinued.

BOSTON, OCTOBER tn.

A letter from Pensacola, dated Sept. 22, says—
" Captain Ferrand, from New Orleans, states, that
the St. Stephen, Jones, and Washington, Wayne, of
New Orleans, and the Bright Plwebus, of this place,
were log in the storm of Sunday last. Capt. F.

'ports, that all on beard the Washington peristed,
on board the St. Stephen and Bright Plicenis no
Grp
were lost."

MONTREAL, OCTOBER. 20.
We understand that the survey requited by the%
article of the Treaty of Ghent, has been completei
last season, by the Commission superintended by 1/,
Bazley ; that the Commissioners of both Ntio;
agreed to meet at Utica on the 23d ult. for the
purpose of comparing the results of their mire
operations, but that our Commissioner hails taiim
sick, their rendezvous was shifted to New
where it has produced nothing decisive of titeboi4
dary line, which must therefore be submitted tot 4
arbitration of some friendly Sovereign.
The Washington City Gazette supposes the among
of claims presented to the Commissioners on Span 4
Spoliations, to be 15,000,000 dollars, and that it
hardly possible 5,000,000 dollars: can pay the pf_.
cipal of actual losses embraced by the Treaty:
whole number of memorials already presented e..
ceeds 500.

BtRLINGTON, OCTOBER 5.

LUMBER Tit ine.—Since the prohilkion of Arr.,.
rican lumber in the Canadian market, many ri
adventurous Gentlemen arc very wisely turning the„
attention to the southern hone market. Several
tracts, we understand, have already been entered
for plank, and we anticipate that many more
speedily be made.

Quebec Gazettes to the 19th of October have r.
rived. They present a deplorable pict;i7e of
cultural distress in both the Canadas. The
of all demand for wheat had compelled seven
farmers in Montreal to send bay, oats, and vei.tetabk,
in boats down the river, for the chance of
at Quebec. In some of the parishes of Murata;
which formerly sold great quantities of wheat Forer
portation, farms, partly cleared, with a I.z.houu
and barn, had been sold ut Sheriff: sales fcr lessen:
the usual law expenses incurred to effect the wit
One immediate consequence of this state of di,tress
was expected to be the compelling the farmers tom
sort to family manufactures.for their supply of ckith•
ing, as they must otherwise soon be without the
means of protecting their bodies against the incle-
mency of the seasons. They were able to purchase
few articles with the price obtained for the small
quantity of agricultural produce required for the
consumption of the towns, and even this power was
expected shortly to fail them, by such a furtkerdiroi.
nution in the value of produce, as would leave little
beyond the cost incurred in bringing it to market.

By intelligence from Bermuda, received at Quebec
via Halifax, it appears that the persons imprisoned
by Governor Lusetev had been released, and it vas
reported that orders for his recal had been brought
out by the packet from England. Some of the
Churchwardens that had been in jail bad sailed fa
England, in order to obtain redress.
Although the report of the capture of Lima has
not received that positive confirmation which by this
time might have been expected, yet there is little
reason to doubt the fact. By the courier, anirtit
Jersey, letters dated the 28th of September, lute
been received from Rio de Janeiro, which state that
intelligence had reached that place of the fall of
Lima, but this cannot be received as entirely ca.
firmatory, since it may be only an echo of the*
count published at Buenos Ayres. The account d
the capture of Lima \vas originally communicatedi
a letter from Santiago, of the 13th of August, ad
the only cause for doubting the fact would be its dt,
pending on the single information of the mochas
at Santiago, who dispatched the messenger, GAMES
to Buenos Ayres, and who might by possibility base
been deceived. We incline, however, to put crea
in the intelligence, and find our opinion strengthend
by some movements in the mercantile world, where
it is intimated that establishments are already forming
for the Capital of Peru. The journey of GAMES from
Santiago to Buenos Ayres, which was effected
twenty days, was performed with extraordinary ale
rity for the season.

Gibraltar Papers to the Ist instant have bees*"
ceived. They contain the following intelligence=

GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER oto
We are sorry to find that the accounts front Ms
laga are still less datisfactory than those recentlyre•
cetved of the state of the public health at Cadiz.
The sickness is reported to be fast spreading its ra•
vares over the town.
Deaths, of the yellow fever, at Port St. tar',
' from the 21st to the 22d October, 22. Cases on the
last-mentioned day, 535.
Deaths, of the yellow fever, at Xeres, also fro
the 21st to the 23d, six. Cases on the last-101'
tioned day, 28.
Deaths, of the yellow fever, at San Lucar ileBV
rameda, on the 21st and 22d, three. Cases en the
last-mentioned day, two ; besides two doubtful.
From Lebrija no later accounts than those alkoill
published.
NOVEMBER 1.
Accounts from Malaga, dated October e 8 01
that the fever has broken out there with incre27
vigour, and that at present there are no hopes (IT/
being got under. Trade continues, of course, 0111",
pletely at a stand. A printed return of the sick esa
deaths in the Lazaret, on the 27th, states the usb
of the former to amount to 24 only, and that 017
latter to three. According to the same paper, !bge.
were at that date but five suspicious cases in Mai
The daily deaths at Tortosa on the first ten 'Ws
of October were from 60 to 70; and the totals!'
ber of victims to the 27th of the preceding raw
had amounted to 7,000.