Star.
London, England, 1821-11-01 00:00:00

GRANADA, OCTOBER 10.

The fears of the epidemic disorder diminish daily;
but we do not neglect to take the necessary precautions.
Ocroseit 11.--• We have received a dispatch from
Malaga, and the accounts of the epidemy are very
afflicting. The Junta and the Municipality have met,
as it seems, to double the measures of precauti on.

SARAGOSSA, OCTOBER re.
The superior Board of Health has been informed
by its Commissioner, Don Augustin Quinto, that the
sickneis at Mequinenza is drawing to a close for wAnt
of food, hardly twenty inhabitants haying remained

in the town ; the great number having gone into the
country ; that even should any of these latter be at-
tacked, no great alarm need be excited, as the fami-
lies are fully kept asunder, and the duty of the Cor-
don was strictly performed.
MADRID, OCTOBER 16.
The Herculena frigate, from the Havannah, has

brought news of the arrival of General 011onoju at
Vera Cruz, where he took the oath, and entered on
his functions on the 23d of July ; on whi'ch day he
published an energetic Proclamation to the Inhabi-
tants of New Spain, shewing the evils to which they
exposed themselves, if they persisted in separating
from the mother country. He aimed also a Procla.
'elation to the troops, praising their good conduct.—
He set out for Mexico with a few soldiers, but was
forced to return, pursued by the Insurgents to the
very streets of Vera Cruz, where, after an obstinate
combat, they were defeated with the loss of 1.50 men.
The insurrection, however, gains ground, the Insur-
gents being masters of all New Spain, except Mexico,
Vera Cruz, and Puebla, and we since find that they
have taken the latter. If they send more troops
against Vera Cruz, it must fall ; and Apodaca, it is
feared, will soon be obliged to capitulate at Mexico.
We have since learnt the deposition of Apodaca.

The Cartes continue the debate on the Division of
.-the Territory. The following Provinces have been

approved, thgir Capitals bearing the same tame, et-
ceps where otherwise expiessed a
Rioja, Capital Lcogrona ; Salamanca, Santander ;
Segovia, Sevillf ; S9ria, Toledo ; Valladolid, Teruel;
,Tolosa,,Bildna ; and one or two others. The Capital
of the Canaries is not )et determined.

We have received, this forenoon, a file of American.,
'Papers,to the 2Sd of September. The following are
extracts:

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 27.

Maxtco.—We yesterday announced that an armis-
tice for three months had been entered into by the
Patriot and Royal troops in Mexico: we find, how-
ever, on perusing the translation of the documentsl
furnished by the Hasanna Noticiose Mercuric' of the
Bth September, that on the 17th July a suspension of
hostilities between the Royalist troops in Vera Crua
and those of the Patriots besieging the place, subject
to the approval or rejection_of the General-in-Chief
of the Independents, had alone taken place, and that
no period for its continuance or termination is stated
in the article. In fact, all seems to depend on the
will of th. Patriot leader. An armistice for three,
months may, no doubt, have followed as a conse-
quence of this suspension of arms at Vera Cruz, but
the Journal we have quoted snakes no mention of
this event.

TREATY OF CHICAGO.--(FROM rms DETROIT GAZETTE

OF SEPTEMBER 7)•

Thursday last, Governor Cass and Mr. Sibley, the
Commissioners appointed to treat with the Indians,
returned from Chicago, together.with the Gentleman
who attended at the treaty. We understand that the
object of the Government has been fully obtained,
and that a cession bas Leen made by the Indians, an
favourable terms, of all the country extending from
the southern boundary oL this' country to Grand
River, containing, by estimation, upwards of 5,000,Q00
of acres. Not less than 3,000 Indians attended the
Council, and, during the whole progress, they con-
ducted themselves with propriety.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CHILI, DATED SA NTIACiO,
MAT 18.

ge The Malted States frigate Constellation sailed
from Coquimbo on the 30th March, for Aranca, to
demand of Benavides, the master and crew of the
whale ship Hero, and hei provisions. A Decree has
been issued that tobacco shall be a Government
article, but the Decree had not yet taken effect, the
Government not having funds wherewith to purchase
large quantities of this article, which are expected
from Peru."
NEW YORK BOARD OP HEALTH, SEPTEMBER 27.

There has been reported to the Board of Health,
by the resident physician. two cases of malignant
fever. The Board also states, that two persons wbo
were taken sick were sent down to the Marine Hos-
pital ; both had worked on board the ship Maria, lay-
ing at quaran4ne, a sickly vessel, from which four
persons had died at the Marine Hospital.

The follcining is an extract of a letter from Mar-
seilles, dated 20th October :
" English travellers at this season are continually Socking to
Marseilles. There are also here about 330 Gelman, Swiss, and
French, waiting for a passage to the Morea, to join the Greeks.
We have been threatened here with the yellow fever, which was
imported by two Danish vessels, but by the rigorous attention
of the Board of Health, it hag, thank Goo, been confined to the
lazaretto, where several have died, but the City bas been clear
of that dreadful scourge."

The exterior of the King's Palace, in Pall-Mall, has
undergone repairs previous to his MAJESTY'S return
to England. It has been new painted, &c. The Pa-
lace-yard has been new paved and gravelled. Yes-
rerddy, BENJAMIN CHARLES STEPHENSON, Esq. the
Surveyor-Ceneral of his MAJlesTv's Works and Pub-
lic Buildings, and the Right Hon. CHARLES Lotto,
the Chairman of the Committee for the Inspection of
National Monuments, attended on the Parade in St.
James's Park, and gave directions for the spot where
the celebrated French Bomb is to be placed, which is
between the west side of the wall of the CHANCELLOR
of the EICHIHVER'S garden and the Canal.

During the autumn a considerable improvement
has been made in Hyde Pails, near the Chesterfield
Gate. The flat pan there, which was so low as to
be often overflowed, and was somewhat unwhole-
some to the neighbourhood, has been raised by a thick
stratum of brick rubbish, now pretty well covered
with mould. The new ground is, however, too ex-
tensive to be turfed, and it may be long before there
is a good sod upon it.
ENGLISH OPERA.--Last night Miss CLARA FISHER,
who astonished the town some years ago by her ex-
traordinary precocity of talent, appeared again before
the Public at this Theatre, for the benefit of Mr. BEN-
GOUGH. Four years hive elapsed since she made her
first appearance at Divvy-Lane in GA Raice.alarce of
Lilliput, and acquired a degree of popularity which I
induced the Manager to gratify the Public with a
complete company of infant prodigies. This child.
certainly possesses very extraordinary powers. She
performed last night successivelyin The Spoiled Child,
The Turnpike Gate, and Actress of All- Work, in the
two former of which she sang and danced with much
sweetness and grace, and in the last personated six
different characters with a spirit and truth of co-
louring which surprised and delighted the audience.
An occasional Address was introduced, in which she
deprecated the seveity of criticism, reminded the au-
dience that " acting should not be measured by the
yard," and addressed the following couplet to Mr.
KERN, who was luckily seated in the Stage box :-
14 Were this the standard, I believe, hard by,
Out greatest Rieharrsi is not six feet high !"
The performances of this evening were given with a
view of retrieving the ill success ot a former benefit, and
, we were glad to see every part of the House crowded

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