Star.
London, England, 1821-11-08 00:00:00

number of ' deaths in that .city, from eight in the
morning of the 11th, till the 15th, were S 5 in all.
BARCELONA, OCTOBER 17.

ACCOUNT 1111, TITZ =ICUS, IVIC. IN TUT CITY,
TNT TIOinTAL.

15th October
14th
15th
16th

Remain. New Cates. Cared. Death&
507 59 37 65
480 72 14 50
488 71 8 37
514 68 14 45

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17th 523
The physicians in Barcelonetta being still sick, no,
return has been obtained of the number of new cases,
&c. in that place ; but it is stated, on the authority
of .the Commissary, that the number of deaths there
decreases, and the health of the place is improving.

MURCIA, OCTOBER 19.
We learn from Aquilas, that the number of per-
sons who died of the yellow fever from the 11th to
the 13th, was five ; and the patients nineteen. The
Municipality having made all the people go into the
country, the town was deserted, and the contagion
could find none to attack.
MADRID, OCTOBER 24.

The accounts from Seville state, that there is no
yellow fever there.

Private letters received in town this morning from
various parts of Spain, and particularly from Tor-
tosa, announce the pleasing intelligence that the rains
had already commenced, and that the fever was
abating. The same letters add, that this dreadful
malady had communicated itself to the cattle, and
out of a flock of 300 sheep, 75 only remained.

A Mail from Italy has brought an account •)f the
proceedings before the Tribunal established at Turin,
for trying the persons engaged in the late Revolution.
A great number of the accused have escaped beyond
the reach of vengeance; and though they may suffer
in their property, have saved their lives. Thus Dat.
Pozzo, whose name so frequently appeared in the
proceedings of the Provisional Government of Pied- i
wont, and other Leaders, are sentenced in mint_
macy to be executed in effigy, and to forfeit their
estates. There are various punishments besides death.
Many are condemned to the gallies, and imprison-
ment for different periods. It is also but fair to state,
that many of the accused have been acquitted ; and
that, among very severe sentences, there are others
of a more moderate character than might be expected
from the angry feeling of a restored Government.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived this flrenoon, with P.l.
pens to the 31st ultimo. They contain accounts from
St. Petcrsburgh to the 15th October, in which there
is nothing particular, except that the town of Uralsk,
the capital of the L'ral Cossacks, was burnt to the
ground on the 23d July : 1,726 houses, two Christian
churches and a Tartar mosque were de.troyed.

Advices have been received from Cape Coast
Castle, dated the 25th of August, stating that the
misunderstanding which had for some time existed
with the Ashantees has been entirely removed, to the
satisfac►ion bath of the KING and the Governor in
Council ; and that the former had, in consequence,
given orders that every obstruction to the free com-
munication of the Ashantees with Cape Coast should
be removed.

General Don FRANCISCO \Waits, late Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from Spain
to the United States of America, arrived at Liverpool
on Wednesday, in the ship Amity, from New York.
l)on HILARIO DE RIVAS XELMEN, Secretary to the
Legation, .remains as Charge-d'Affaires.

Yesterday afternoon Lord VALLETORZ arrived in
town from Hanover.
Last night Mr. Whirs, one of the King's Private
Messengers, left town with dispatches to his MAJESTY.
At a late hour on Tuesday night Mr. PROUDNIAN,
the King's Messenger, arrived in town from Brussels.
Yesterday Mr. PEGLEa and Mr. LACK, the King's
Messengers, arrived in town from the same place.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Lords Justices for
the Administration of the Government during his
MAJESTY'S absence from England, held a meeting
at the Council Chamber, Whitehall; which was con-
sidered an extraordinary meeting, and their Lord-
ships continued their meeting till nearly four o'clock.,,
There were present—
His Royal Highness the Duke of York, his Grace the Arch-1
bishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, Viscount Sitimouth,l
Viscount Melville, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the
Marquis of Cholmoudeley. Mr. Hamilton attended as the Lords
Justices' Secretary.
Tuesday his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK
held a Levee as Commander-in-Chief, which was but
thinly attended, there being only between twenty and
Chitty Gentlemen present, owing to his Royal High-
ness not being expected in town till this day.
The Ball given at Cullen House on the 25th ult.
by Colonel and Mrs. GRAN r, of Grant, in Banffshire,
was very numerously attended by the Nobility and
Gentry of that and the neighbouring counties. The
dance was led off with great spirit by his Grace the
Duke of GORDON and Lady G. CUMMINO, of Altyre,
and was kept up till five in the morning. About
150 sat down to supper, and by the attention and
care of the amiable hostess, beds and every accom-
modation necessary to their comfort were provided
for all her numerous guests.
NATIONAL Soctxry.—Yesterday, the General
Committee of the National Society, for the educa-
tion of the Poor in the principles of the Established
Church, held their Meeting at St. Martin's Vestry-
'room. Present—the Archbishop of CANTERBURY,
the Bon. Mr. Justice PARK, Right Hon. Sir Joint
NicuoLl., and other Members ot the Committee.—
Some fresh Schools were united to the Society, and
some grants of money were made towards the erect-
ing, enlarging, and fitting up of School-rooms.