Star.
London, England, 1827-03-21 00:00:00

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DUKE a.L.F..llmbEittAtib.
Letters were yesterday received it the rtildente ni
the Duke of CUSIIIMILAND, ilk. James's palace, tiviitg
an account of the indisposition of his Royal Highness,
which arose from the st ateilhis eyes, brought on from
his late illness.—The cataract, which had been looming
some time, was so bad on•the sth inst. _that his Royal
Highness was n t able to read or write, and itt fact was
almost dark t no time was lost in p rfor ming an operas
tion. The tight eye was operated on that Morning by
Dr. Gneera, in the presince of five other Doctors. -lt
was attendrd with the greatest success, and was per.
ormed by extraction. Tiie success of the operation
was so great, that immediately afterwards his Royal
Highness could distiugu'sh clearly small okjczts, and
ihe Medical Gentlemen expressed the most flattering
hopes of his final recovery. The following day the
It tyal Duke col touted in as favourable a stale as cooly'
possibly be expected, his It tyal Niglio •ss It .ving passed
a very tranquil night, till between three and four
o'clock. when he was awakened by a slight pain in the
eye which had been operated upon, from which he
was in a short time relieved by the pre•ciibed remedy
being applied. His Royal Highness afterwards en-
joyed refreshing sleep; and, om the strergth of his
constitution, little or n t doubt was entellalted of the
recovery of his sight. The bird day his Royal High.
ness passed in a very tranquil state. The fourth (lir
the Royal Duke went on very well. There was no ap-
pearance of fever, and the eye operated upon was afar
!nest entirely free flo-n p.rin. The fifth day a alight
irritation of the blood ye sels of the eye was obsiteed,
which was won relieved by the application of proper
remedies. flis Royal Highness enjoyed much refresh-
ing seep d ring the night. The sixth day, the 10th
instant, when th • letters left Berlin, the It y I Duke's
eye was then free from pain, and his health in a very
(avowable state. His Royal Highness had passed the
preceding night in a very comprued •tate.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Pantotten, Mann Ht.—Arrived the Demerara racket, Coosa
from London for Jamaica.
Sisson 20.—Wind W.—Remain frOes London, she
Flora, Mammas; Ilaikes, Prsiire ; and MaaSeld, ilsows, for
IJamalca ; lategrily, Jonsson, for St. Kite's; Matchless, Names.
for the Riazils; Scott, &Knox, for St. John's /Nil); Namibia,
TULLY, fur Honduras ; and Iris, Woos, from St. Michael's..
novas, MA RCM 20. A rrived the Nancy, Tune. from Leedom
to Liverpool, leaky, and Ims of sails, anchor and cable.
Wniernma, blaacii 20.—A ship's main Inuit cut away, has
been towed in here by the smack Prosperous.
Gaaersass MARCH 10.—Arrived the Atalanta, Jommon,from
Bombay; Duekenfield, LTOS. frOHl Honduras; Liberty, BILHIMI•
Prospect, Sums ; and Arrow, Loyal'''. from St. Michael's. /WWl'
the John,Uaoun a 11,T, tor Jamaica; and Acute, Saar§
Lay [trona, M • liCif IL—Arrived the Nelsn, Wiwi. teem
Smyrna; and William, Dawson, from Savannah.
ARTIFIRIRP, MARCH 16.—The Elias, from 'Batavia, get OS the
Calvot no the 14th lost. but boated off at high water, The P§S.
myra,fromCharlesten, sun boated of, tart in consequence of gosh*
water, will discharge at Flushing.

The Duke of Sussex, we are Nappy to seat*, was a
little better yesterday.

The EARL or Ltvennom..—The account even
yesterday morning by Dr. DREVIIR on visiting his
Noble Patient, WAS not sn favourable asshat given on
former days. His Lordship is stated to day to be
going on very well."
Mr. SIEGRZTARY CANNINOO--The health of the Right
' Hon. Gentleman is nearly restored. He was busily en-
gaged during a great wilt of yesterday at the Foreign
Glace, in transactiag baptisms with -a number of the
Foreign Ambassadors and Mioisters, among whom
were Baron FALcx. the Ambassador from the Nether.
lands, and Mr. GA LLATIN, the American Minister. Mr.
Secretary Pant had an interview with Mr. Secretary
CANNING in the afternoon. as had also Viscount
GRANVILLIL Mr. CANNING is attending official bnai.
nem again to-day.
Lord CHARLES SOIIIIISIT transacted 1 witless yes.
terday at the Colonial Mee.
Mr. MNATNS, the King's Messenger. was fent off on
Sunday night with dispatches fur the Condoms.
The Drichesr of Karr, the Duchess of GLotheinTilk,
the PrincessesVievoma and Fat:moue, visited the Princess Assume
yesterday. Several of the Ambassadors and Minietvra, and=
many of the Nobility and Gentry, called yesterday at the r
of the Princess, to inquire after the health abet Royal Ingham
Prince LIZTEN gave a grand Dinner on Mondai a‘
A‘hburnham House, Does-street. to the Duke of Devonian; tie
Marquis and Marehiomss of Ccaussuoura, the Baal sod Cousesse
of Monkey' Lord and Lady 'l3amens.ca, Lord NOILISAIIIIY, lear.
Moairru, Lord DUDLEY and Watts, the Hon. Atlas and Lady
Gitosautra F.dadc, Count FLAIIAIILT, &e.
The Duke of NORFOLK entertained a distinguished
Party to Dinner, yesterday, at his home la St. Janses'oaqaam.
The Marchioness of HERTFORD and the Countess of
Ruin will divide the Fashionable World on Monday neat.
Mr. N. ROTHSCHILD gave a sumptuous Dinner to a
large Party in Piccadilly, on Saturday last.
The Duke of Davos:swam gave another Grand
Mineral Sunday last.
Lord KING entertained m distinguished Party. to
Dinner on Satutday at his house in Dover-street. Among whom
were—The Earl and Countess of Asaiumuw, the Harland Countess
of .Movie, Earl Lord DUDLEY and WARD, licEL AMIE
and Lady GIORCLSNA ALLIS, Mr. GEEDVILII, Mr. Hoossi,Stor
Lady ANNE BEcitkrr gave a Gland Dinner to the
Spanish Minister, and a Party, on Saturday ; and on Sunday her
Ladyship entertained the Duke of WELL/MOE.
Extract of a letter from tl.e regents to Lloyds at
Satyrs*, dated the 3d of February We have not beard of any
Oradea on British shipping of late. His Majesty's ship Capsule,
Captain llalau.vos, has been for weeks past at Idra, and , !Atlas
Gulf of Athens, and we are persuaded that the trade is. mainly Is
for its present coinparative security to his activity, latthattoy-
ing tie small piratical vessels, and his energetic remeattranc, with
the Greeks, against seudiag out their armed cruisers. His Majesty's
ship Cramatuux arrived yesterday from Malta, and sailed this
morning. His maiesty's ship MILROY is in port."
The Dryad is igate, the Hon. Captain CROFTON, hat
' captured several English smugglers on the Spanish coast. The
contraband goods found en board one of thew vessels amounted, it
is said, to 40,000 donate.

• .
BOROUGH OT PENRYN.—Saturday Mr. WRIGHT, one
of the (lacers of the House of Commons, left town for Penryn, to
take into custody, on the Seitagia's warrant, Joint fleapit/lir, for a
breach of privileges its absconding to avoid service of process on
hint, to attend in the Penryn Election Committee, and give ItYl-
- before such Committee respecting the bribery and other cor-
rupt practices at such election. On his arrival at Penryn, the mos.
senger found that &ransom had left that place, and he has hitherto
contrived to elude the Officer.—West Briton.

CORN EXCHANGE, HARK-LANE, Mason 21.
The means& trade was very dull this morning, and with diienity
Monday's rrices were supported. Fine malting Barley being scarce,
was much inquired after, in consequence of the determinations that
no alteration is to take place in the construction of the cisterns utl.
tii summer. Oats barely support our last quotations. In Beam
and Peas there is nothing doing.

Just published, in 6vo. price 6s. 6d.
THE LAST ILLNESS and DECEASE of his
Iste Royal Highness the Duke of YORK ; being s Journal
of Occurrences which took place between the 6.h of Jose. lOW
and' the sth of •January, 1667.
By Lieut.-General Sir HERBERT TAYI.OIi, G.C,H 81c.
Printed for William Sams Booliciler told' late Raid High.
ness the Duke of York, and the Royal Emily, Jagnai s.
crest. opposite the. Niece.