Star.
London, England, 1819-11-08 00:00:00

fever was very bad at St. Georr s ani i;
nearly. one-fifth oldie garrison and inhabj
fallen victims.

A Bermuda Paper of the sth snys,tlie ft
has been raging at St. George's Las slh:
considerable degree, although there are
bad cases.

A severe earthquake was experierced
Trinidad, on the 12th August, at two A. :4
, HALIFAX, SEPTEMBha to.
We are much alarmed at the Negress oft
at Bermuda. Ahirady Lave the princtrzy
Officers and chief Engineers fallen vicOls,
Officers, and about 104), out of the gurrit
500 soldiers : the inhabitants have sufferer
portion, and all is dismay and confusion 111
A Letter from Buenos yres•of AugnstS,
Chilian privateer brig, Congress, lying at
has been run away with by the crew; it ii
provided with Artigas' commission. ,
Lord Cochrane having made an excursion
the coast of Peru to the Northward, left :
part of his squadron at Callao. The greatest
vity prevails to supply the fleet, and to
renew the blockade, while Admiral Blanco
rested to be tried by a Court-Martial. Cod
made a number of captures, and taken _
of money (Spanish property) out of neutral
The American commerce to Buend Ayres
value. British imports have bceu very
market exceedingly depressed.

Yesterday the following Bulletin W2S
St. James's Palace:

" Windsor Castle, November
" His MArtsrr has passed the last month in great
but without any diminution of Es disorder. I/
bodily health continues to be good undcr Cot
his advanced age." (S:gned as usual.)

Saturday his Royal Highness the PRTN
accompanied by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMEIEI
at Carlton House, at five o'clock, from ail
Of HERTFORD'S seat, at Fudhurn, in Suir
Yesterday the Loan CHANCELLOR had :
of the PRINCE REGENT, it CaritOß Houst
Yesterday their Royal ilighi.esq.s tl
YORK and Prince LEOPOLD visited t:-.e
GENT. at Carlton House. After
POLD, accompanied by Colonel ADDED:
Dr. STOCKMAR, left town for Claremont.
Colonel St. LEGER, Chamberlain to t!'.,
of WALES, has received a letter from
Highness, desiring the necessary prepay
made for her reception, in Kensington P
Royal Highness names the early part cf
the probable period of her arrival.

Friday evening the Duke of YORK am
House, from Chevely Hall, the Duke of
seat, near Cambridge. On Saturday his
ness left town at ten o'clock, for Windsor,

The Duchess of MONTROSE IS serious]

at his Grace's scat, Buchanan House, Su
The Countess of JLIISEY, and infant son,
fair way of doing well. Her Ladyship ,r
stairs yesterday, tor the first time since '
went.

TANGIBLI Box Mor.—When the .
Cuntemt was last in Scotland, he learned
officiating. Priest of the Hymeneal Tempi
no longerforged the chains of wedlock, as
now a blacksmith, but a tobacconist. ,"
better," said Mr. CURRAN, " for he wi
happy couple give quid pro quo!"
Letters Patent have passed the Great
pointing a fourth Archdeaconry to the .
Establishment in India, in addition to thi
dras, Bombay, and China.
The County Fire-Office and Provident
are removed to Regent-street, Piccadilly,
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—LoVe r
or, The Fop's Fortune, was revived of
CHA RUM liemsca, as Carlos, was ext
transition from the student to .the love
book-worm to the man, was finely marks
dnced thunders of applause. The levit
was made irresistibly laughable by Joi
sensibility awoke by the loss of his sin
the indifference manifested on account
posed death of a man (though no very a
in the character of the fop), were made
prominent. FARRRN'S DOS Lewis was
ceived, and furni)hed a treat to the lovi
humour. The father was well sustained
BLANCHARD ; the female characters four
presentatives its `tics BRUNTON, Miss _
Mrs. Etym. ; and the Comedy was altogether
well received by a numerous and elegar'
The reconciliation between Mr. H. HA
C. KEMBLI, brought about by the kinc
tion of the Marquis of WORCESTER, has not
correctly stated. We understand that
considered some words of Mr. KruBLI
the Green-room, the night before the
though not addressed to him, as intender
The substance of the words was—that
of an actor was become a bad one, and
that he belonged to it—or words to that
Mr. HARRIS interpreted as meaning that
sion was rendered disagreeable or bad,
management; and, under this impresuat
irritated to the warm language which
outrage of which the Public has heard,
upon reflection, he lamented. in a cony,
the Marquis of WORCESTER, he expressed .
for a reconciliation, and wished his I.ordbhi
mediator between them. To this the
ui:h some reluctance consented, and he
Mr. K TNIBLE to leave the matter also.
cordingly the parties met in Mr. FAwcerr
the Theatre (not in the Green-room) and
I I ARRIS made Mr. KEMBLII a warm and .
after which Mr. KEHRLS declared, that
spoken by him relative to the profession,'
tended by him as an insult, either to M:
to his brother actors. The latter did not _
as such, and, as Mr. HARRIS had so interpreted
he was sorry that he had used them. Thu'
ter was settled ; and the kind conduct of
of Woncrsrot on the occasion has
pra....cd by ail.

tai
11:otar,ts
ery had
the fever n• ber, two
;
en, arri
are stills
town ;
• ituddt
'd at Porto
..ty ; 1°
e.:4.
point 01
• W.
ibeir se!
;ress of the I.
i
Vitia::l*lanlitses::::rx.miiicascinlrasctrrrtct:heir;o}rpl:a'.l'l;.',e acti.b:btd.:ie edl.:ti.°'j.ie':pCilal:i°lt:lbl'.rtrePlCP4i°sleeiier(4!l:
s
me greatest
s. Drag°
enl
ikon
faeo,t,ast.
very
Ayresrs n.ehecv e.
great;.
gss
oc' cs4:Tces
jeu'llr,l4
G
of
hin
, oat
A. neutral
is d -boos,
..•rs ar
o to svo
10) ed,
t iII3IY
venal
Siovember e,
deer. 114 Mar th
u Ira
the the
other
e PRINCE Paz, keep'
DONIFIELD, a ,e Sa
from the
local
in Suffolk.
111101
la had an our:.
licuse. o last
esses the Duke sells
d t e Patxce tle
Prince , er it
A DD ENIMOSE a
:erncat.
in to the Pm.. bel
r from her P.. ati
preparatlcn:.to un
talon Pahtce. o
art cf Decembe
sect
•
RK arrived at?. 'Pn
Luke of Rump. t,}
ay his Royal ' cc
Windsor. noo
seriously :adispc. ;
use, Stirlingf!lin.
nfant son, area ma
Jyship dined d.
since her =oil
the celebrated..
e learned thzt oo
Temple at G •
Mock, as he war • fn
Sr„ "So unt,
he will make
Great Seal, for,.
:o the Ecclesiastic oc
m to those cf •
ovident Life OE
cadilly. •
Love makes a MCI
rived on Saturia,
vas excellent; • e
le lover—from
y marked, and a
he levity of ac.:
by Jones, and •
his snuff-bc,x,
ccount of the r
very aniabl,e tr
e made ludicrotul,
's was happily cc,, ti
the lovers of corm
su.tained by MT
tern found able
Miss FoorS, -
vas altogether
elegant audience- o
11. HA RRIS and* w.
he kind intermed
t, has not been q .1
I that Mr. ]l au' •
KEMBLE, Spokes
e the open mon,
;trended for his cr.
-that the profession
se, and he 12.mented
to that effect. 'lin
ling that the prefer
r bad, owiag to di
impression, 'he r<y,
rhich endod in th
heard, bat whics,
a conversation witi
x pressed his anxiel
its Lordship to be°
'is the Noble Lard
and he prevailed 'll
r also to him. AP
FA in err's renm
oom) and there gr.
m and full apologlo
cd, that the wads
were not ill-
tasorimdettliso.cidsnti°Mt
nooennfrilpt.islotedAtmanhniciatdrhogoitse
ran]
has been l' Sl'l7