Star.
London, England, 1821-10-17 00:00:00

NORFOLK, SEPTEMBER ii.

Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, according to
accounts, have enjoyed an unusual degree of health.
We believe not a solitary case of malignant fever has
been reported in either of these cities. In Baltimore
cases of malignant fever continue to be reported.
On the sth instant four deaths occurred in Norfolk:
on the 6th instant there were four deaths. Since the
storm it has diminished. Savannah Papers up to
the 2d instant continue to speak of their city as en-
joying a degree of health unexampled at this season.
New Orleans, at the date of the last accounts, con-
tinued entirely free.

Yesterday, at half-past eleven o'clock, the Duke
and Duchess of CLARENCE arrived in town from
Bushy. Their Royal Highnesses visited the Prin-
cess SOPHIA, at Kensington, and afterwards returned
to Bushy to dinner.
Yesterday, the Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at
Apsley House from Strathfieldsay.
The Right Honourable GEORGE CANNING has been
spending a few days with Dr. Wootacoele, at Mit-
chelnierchonear Romsey, and is now on a visit to the•
Right Hon. W. S. BounxE, at Testwood.
Saturday, Earl TALuoT, Lord Lieutenant of Ire-
land, and suite, arrived at Hazlewood, the residence'
of C. WYNNE, q. M. P.
The Duke of SAXE-COBURG has given a Constitu-
tion to hii State. The duty of drawing it up was
imposed on a Commission, which finished its labcurs
about the beginning of August. The Duke signed it
on the sth of the same month. It is divided into
ten Chapters, and is so voluminous, that if drawn
out in large characL-s, would cover a considerable
portion of the Duchy.
Sir T. flistop, Bait. Govetnor of Madras, has ar-
rived in London, from India. _ _

Miss FOUNTAYNE has reduced the rents of all her I
tenantry in Norfclk, Cambridgeshire, Huntingdon-
e, and Nottinghamshire, 20 per cent.
The celebrated Composer, Roasts:, from Naples,
is engaged to direct and compose the Operas for the
ensuing season at the King's Theatre.
We hear from Bath, that Madame CATALANI iS
already arrived in that fashionable City, preparatory
to her enchanting the Musical World with a display
of her extraordinary powers, at the Gland Musical
Festival, which is to commence there on Monday
next, the 22d instant. It is fully expected that the
City will, through the week, display all the gaiety
and bustle of a full season; as the innkeepers and
proprietors of lodging-houses are daily receiving nu-
merous letters to secure accommodations for the No-
bility and Gentry who purpose honouring the Meet-
ing with their attendance.
Sir CHARLES WetszLey's imprisonment does not
expire till the 14th of November; and then, instead
• of IS months bail for good behaviour, he is to
give five years bail!
Extract of a letter from St. Bartholomew's, dated
August 2 This place being a great rendezvous
for privateers, and a depot for their plunder, several
American vessels have been lately.sold here to resi-
dents of this Island, and of coarse incapacitated from
holding the papers ; nevertheless these vessels wear
the flag, and it is probable have the papers also ; but
as the Governor (from motives best known to him-
self) will not let one examine the registers, I cannot
speak to this latter circumstance with certainty.
—A Ccinsul is much wanted to settle disputes and
cause justice to be done to various seamen who are
`daily thrown on shore destitute, or deprived of at
least one half of the allowance which, by law, they
are entitled to; for the Governor decides everything
here, and of coarse will not displease the Prize
Agents—indeed the Governor's interest and that of
the Agents are so linked together, that it is morally
impossible to obtain justice. In the Treaty with
Sweden it is clearly stipulated, that American vessels
in this port shall not be subject to any other or higher
charges than Swedes. Now I find, that if an Ame-
rican should dispose of his vessel to a Swede or any
one else in thiiTsland, he is compelled to pay a trans-
: fer tax of 5 per cent. to the Colonial Treasury."

ARRIVAL OP TIIE KING IN HANOVER.

FURTTIER PARTICULARS.
TROM LASS NIGHT'S GAZITTL

WHITEHALL, OCTOBER ic.

A dispatch has this morning been received by Vis-
count SIDMODTH from the Marquis of LONDONDERRY,
dated Hanover, October 9, and stating that the KING
arrived at that city on the preceding day, at three,
P. IC in pod health, and had been received by his
Hanoverian subjects, on his MAJESTY'S approach to
the capital, and throughout the journey, with the ut-
most demonstrations of joy and attachment.