Star.
London, England, 1818-02-09 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICA.

from Trinidad, several communi-
; to Venezuela have been received.—
em to have gained an important action
srhood of Nutria, on the confines of
if Varinas and Carthagena. BOLIVAR,
Is and other causes, appears to have
ihis operations for about three months,
!ngth set sail, with 1800 men, to join
:A and others assembling near Cala-
gues south of Caraccas. A decisive
sequence soon expected in that neigh-

E State was formed in Angostura, on
vember, for the administration of Go-
rding to the Act of Installation, which
om to insert. General BOLIVAR,
.as
opened the sitting with an appropriate
e various officers were named. This
ded into three departments, State and
hid' the President is Don ANTONIA
d Marine, President Admiral BRION ;
,stice, Don JUAN MARTINZZ. A Board
Iso been organized. General MONAGAS
ed Governor of the Province of Barce-
leral BEasitmaz of that of Cumana.--
Margarita was under Generals Ants-
kin ; and the Provinces of Varinas and
ler General PAzz. General Cznzwo
L Guayana. The organized troops be-
lezuela are 14,000 men, scattered over
ctent of country.

papers of Thursday have arrived since
e'rnost important articles of their con-
e given in ar.other column. The Re-
tject is still under discussion--French
Wednesday, 66fr. 50c.

ng Bulletin was yesterday exhibited at
dace :

%writ, FEL 7.—His 111.userr hu continued
nolth in a very tranquil and comfortable state.
oddy health is good, but his disorder is undimi-
;nr4) " YENST uaLroan, H. sutaz,
" w. intananssr, somas wuus."
ght the Pansca RaosziT, rather unw-
ed at Carlton Houk about half-past
, from Brighton, attended by Lord

:HANCELLOR, the Earl of LIVERPOOL,
CASTLEREAGH, had audiences of the
it yesterday. _ .

e Ayers mention a report that Lords
81DNIOUTH have had some differences
2gues, and are about to retire from
e not been able to ascertain that there
this statement.

ght the Prince of HESSE HOMBERO
from Brighton, and yesterday called
ise to pay his respects to the PRINCE
k. James's Palace, to the Duke and
51BERLAND ; the Stable Yard, on the

; and at Gloucester House, upon the
}less of GLOUCESTER.

ie Duchess of Gt.ouczsTen visited the
,r, at Carlton House, upon his arrival
d remained with his Royal Highness

e Duke and Duchess of Cw4aERLAND
trty to dinner. Their Royal Highnesses
) honour Covent Garden Theatre with
this evening.
erned to state, that the infant son of
Duchess of RUTLAND died on Friday
eir Graces seat, Belvoir Castle.
ry to announce that Mr. LAWRENCEI
Ind son of the Member for York, was I,
Parker's Piece, a field close to the town
,on Friday morning last. It appears,
darkness of the night, he fell into the
!parates the field from the public road,
tble to extricate himself, he died by the
f the weather.

:ic youth, who was exhibited some time
etropolis, died on Wednesday last, at
ice of G7ne:bury, in Huntingdonshire,
!ar of his age. When 19, he measured
r,ht inches in height.
reArEte..—The performance of Saturday
a favourite with the audience, and de-
one of the finest works of the first of mo..
Is. Ads et Galathe followed, a Ballet,
riking dancing. CoPEnc and MILANIE
thersel7es, as usual, and were much
The House was well attended.

xs.—The Bi.;de Abylos re-appeared
irday night, al'al with additional attrac-
al judklous improvements have been
dramatic as well as scenic parts. The
ularly those in which Mrs. BLAND assists,
with incteased effect. It was received
applawe by a, crowded and splendid
m the first night, the audience insisted
: Mr. KEAN should have.the honour of
future representation. Mrs.I‘IARDYN,
/i'L'AI beautiful, and acted well, and all
acquitted themselves creditably.
t it o EN.—Guy Mannering, wild, roman-
will never cease to please. On Sa-
.: r.tracted a crowded and brilliant house.
we.e almost neglected yesterday. The
dt,cl cold with a dense hoar frost and
The iew carriages which appeared on
(-timberland gate to Piccadilly, were
; and the breath of their inmates
t!.,t glass, entirely secluded them from
R,t,lesttians confined themselves to
1:1-:ailel with the drive, and were nei-
cr of the ton, if we except some six
a la militaire with their mustachios

',car frost. The chief attraction ap-
c:;:npany of Highlanders with " Tar-
Phiiibeg." Beyond this part of the
human being was to be seen, save here
:itv apprentice, with dangling skaites
.:one, anxiously searching for ice strong
ear his weight. Kensington Gardens
9rgotten--they seemed as silent and re-
of Spitzbergen.