Star.
London, England, 1821-04-03 00:00:00

lIAVAXNAH, FEBRUARY 20.

The Deputies to the Cortes from the Vice-Royalty
of Mexico, arrived at Havannah on the Ist inst. on
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their way to Spain.
'I•REATY WITH SPAIN.—We learn, by letters from
Washington, that the Treaty with Spain, ratified by
the King, without condition, and relinquishing the
grants of land to the Duke D'Alagon, Vargas, and
ethers, would undoubtedly be ratified a second time
by the Senate. Our conjectures. as to the truth of
the adjustment of our commercial difficulties with
France, as circulated in the English Papers, prove
correct: there has been no such adjustment, but it is
understood that Mr. Neville brings full powers, and
we are persuaded, the most friendly disposition, to
settle, upon a permanent and mutually advantageous
footing, the intercourse between the two nations.
LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA.—We have re-
ceived from our Correspondent the Cro-orna Courant
to the 14th February, in which there are accounts
from Cabello, which state, that in consequence of the,
late armistice the most perfect tranquillity prevails
throughout the whole Republic of Colombia, and
that commerce had begun to look up. The Procla-
mation of Bolivar breathes peace and good-will
even to the enemies of the country ; while, at the
1 same time, it boldly asserts its independence, and a
determination to maintain this against all opposition.

Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE
rode out in their carriage and visited the Duchess of
KENT and the Princess SOPI4IA.

Sunday and yesterday, the Princess AUGUSTA dined
with the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE.

Last night, the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE
and the Princess AUGUSTA honoured Drury-Lane
Theatre with their presence. Their Royal Highnesses
sat in the Kiwi's Box.

MARZIAGZ sr HUM LlFL—Captain Farazator FITZCLAIHENC;
son of his Royal Highness the Duke of Ctozauca, will shortly
lead to the Hymeneal Altar Lady AUGUST,. 'lnv.', daughter of
the Earl of GLAN3OW. Captain FiractaiteNcit is, among the young
men of rank and fashion of the day, one of the most admired
for Ma personal appearance and• accomplishments. There is
' none who excels him in cultivated mind and manners. His
courage and promptitude in the arrest of the Cato.street gang
are recorded in the judicial annals of the country, and give pro-
mise of what may be expected from his prowess in the field, If
ever called to it in the service of his country. Of the Lady's
Family, its wealth, however, is, perhaps, the least of its re-
commendations. Her brother JOHN, late Viscount Knave:tr.,
was, like her intended Lord, distinguished for his bravery. In
1807, when on board the Gibraltar, he was carrying a prize
which he bad taken in the Mediterranean to Gibraltar, he fell
in with a French flotilla, against which he maintained a most
gallant action, and it was not until he had lost the greater part
of his crew, be reluctantly yielded to the overwhelming might
of bulnbers. This gallant young man died in 1818.

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STOCK EXCHANGONE OtLOC-•

This morning ConlOts openecrat 724 i for the Ac.
'count, and have continued io tall the morning. A
great deal of business has heen transacted, but chiefly
in settling differences. Ailimey is very scarce, the
continuation being done at a half per cent. Consols-
for the May Account are 75,4 54.--Current Prices:
3 Per Cent. Cons. 721/2 °A, % 1/2
S per Cent. Navy 1071/4 10678 1071/4 107
India Bonds 474. pr.
Exch. Bills, 2s. Ss. pf.
Bank for Acct. 2241/2---India for Acct. 22714
Cons. for Acct. 72% %