Star.
London, England, 1821-11-15 00:00:00

FROM PF.RNAMBUCO.

Captain Phillips writes to his owners in Philadel-1
phis, under date of September 16th, that the Revo-
lutionists, 10,000 strong, went within nine miles of
Pernambuco ; and adds, a it is something curious that
these people do not differ in a political point of view,
but the natives here imagine they can manage their
own affairs without the aid of Europeans—they are
for the King and Constitution. There are not ten
dollars in the place, and as for gold it hat disap-
peared altogether."
Extract from another letter from Captain Fox,
lately arrived from Pernambuco :
Soon after my arrival, there was between 20 ansl
30 of the most respectable citizens embarked in irons
for Li,bon, there to be tried for their lives, on ac-
count of their republican sentiments. But to keep
the people quiet and prevent a rescue, there were
large bodies of troops patroling the streets till the
prisoners were fairly shipped. The Governor is most
generally disliked, and indeed despised. He was a
General of some celebrity under Lord Wellington, and
the European troops, one and all, are firmly attached
to him,; but he has governed with such an iron sway,
that the natives will never be at rest till he is cut off,
root and branch. A few days before I arrived at Per-
nambuco, he was shot one evening in the groin, while
passing a bridge, though not mortally wounded.—
The man who shot him jumped over the bridge, and
was drowned ; he was found in a day or two after,
and placed in au arm-chair by the side of the princi-
pal church, and was there exhibited for two clays, in
order that some person might lay claim to the corpse,
but there was none to be found that would recognize
it. Let the scale turn as it will, the Brazils will be in
an unsettled state for some time to come ; and should
the Patriots gain their point in Pernambuco, the re-
volution will spread all over the country, from Ma-
ranham to the River Plate.

The brig Nymph, of Philadelphia, Captain Wm.
Philips, a very fast sailing vessel, had arrived in a
short passage from Bahia, bringing reports that a re-
volution was on the point of breaking out there."

REVOLUTION AT GUYANA.
BOSTON, OCTOBER 19.

A few days previous to the sailing of the "Tendon,
arrived at this port, news reached Pernambuco of a
Revolution at Guyana, twelve leagues to the North-
ward of Pernambuco. A brigade was immediately
dispatched to that place, and, after them, a battalion
called the Ca9adores were sent, who took part with

the Revolutionists. The people were in great con-
fusion.

We have received, this forenoon, Papers direct
from Madrid to the Ist instant. The following are
extracts:

CADIZ, OCTOBER 23.
The number of deaths in this city from the 18th
the 22d was thirty-two.

SUPERIOR JUNTA OP HEALTH.

The latest accounts from Puerto San Maria, for the,
13th, 14th, 15th, and 16th, spew that the fever has
rather abated on the whole, the number of sick on
the 13th being 175 in the town, and 48 in the hospi-
tal; and on the 16th, 158 in the town, and 56 in the
hospital. The number of new cases had been 90,
cured 79, and deaths 92.

At Xeres, on the 14, 15th, and 16th, the new cases
were ten, deaths eight, cured one, and remaining 18.

No later accounts have been received from Lebrija.
San Lucar de Barrameda is declared infected, three
persons having fallen si:k, with symptoms of the
yellow fever.
Letters from Tangier of the 13th state, that Soli-
man had defeated his nephew at Jeferuz, and that
Sauton Huasan Sidijach el Haros, the principal cause
of the disturbances in that Empire, was killed in the
battle.

The Swedish frigate San Philip, Captain Frederick
Claussen, in 52 days from the Havannah, in ballast,
brings news that, on the 27th of August, a convoy
sailed for the Peninsula, consisting of 24 sail, under
convoy of the corvette Describierta, and the Realista
brigantine.
VALENCIA, OCTOBER 24.

A letter from Tortosa and Cabeza de Puente, of
the 14th, says—" On Thursday there were only
eighteen deaths in the City and Hospitals; ons Friday
nine, and yesterday six. There are but few new cases,

and the symptoms are more favourable, many male
recovering than at die beginning.
BARCELONA, OCTOBER 24.
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TIM HOSPITAL
Remain. New Cases. Cared Deaths.
666 70 2! 75
639. 72 13 59
639 69 36 47
645 62 20 43
644

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this forenoon.
The Chamber of Peers assembled on Saturday,and
received the Report of the Committee appointed to
prepare an Address to the KING, the discussion of
which was fixed for Tuesday. The Deputies had been
summoned by letters to attend on Monday, it having
been ascertained that 223 had arrived in Paris.
The Court of Assize in Paris has been occupied
with the trial of two persons named Frederic and
Terry, who were indicted, the former for having. writ-
ten, and the latter for having published, two Essays of
a seditious tendency, under the titles of " Accents of
Liberty at the Tomb of Napoleon," and " Elections ;
what ought to be done, or what threatens us." In his
observations on the -first pamphlet, the ADVOCATE-
GENERAL dwelt upon the offence committed against
the King, in the comparison which was drawn be.
tweet; an Usurper and a Legitimate Monarch. After
deliberating a short time, the Jury pronounced the
Sieur Terry—NW Guilty. The Court then proceeded
to pass judgment by default on Frederick. Ilis sen-
tence was, to be imprisoned for two years, and to pay
a fine of 2,000 f.

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An article from Corfu, dated the 14th ult. says,
that the Turkish fleet, which went up the Gulf of
Corinth, destroyed all the vessels belonging to Ga-
lizide in the different parts of the Gulf, to the num-
ber of 60 or 70 sail.

A letter from Rome states, that Count de ST. LEu,
the ci-levant King of Holland, and JEROME BONA•
PARTE, the ei-levant King of Westphalia, are expected
in that capital. The son of LUCIEN __Ro-Naeastra is
,going to espouse the daughter of M. BounoT, with a ,
portion of 300,000 scudi. The son of Prince Rustwou
espouses the daughter of EMANUEL Gavot, sofamous
in Spain under the name of the Prince of Peace,who,
from a simple garde du tamps, rose to the highest dig-
nities, and married the sister of Cardinal BOURBON,
cousin-german to FERDINAND VII.

The following account of the Turkish force afloat
on the 18th September, has been furnished us by a
Gentleman from Corfu:
At Zante, four line of battle ships, of 80 guns ; sit brigs, of
14 and 18 ditto; three schooners; one frigate, of 40 ditto; four
corvettes, of 'in ditto; ten brigs, of 14 and 18 ditto; and one
schooner, of IS ditto: the four last numbers are Akitandrians.

At Merit and Gomenitzen, three frigates, bf SO and 46 guns;
two corvettes, of 24 ditto ; six brigs, of 16 and 18 ditto; two
xebecs, of 10 and 12 ditto; two schooners, of 12 ditto; one cut-
ter, of eight ditto ; four gun-boats, of four and six ditto; three
frigates, of SO ditto; three brigs, of 14 and 18 ditto; one lugger,
of eight ditto; two schooners, of 10 and 12 ditto; and one gun-
boat : the five last numbers are Algerines.

-Total, Sii sail, under the command of the Captain Bey; also
16 sun-boats not arrived.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, his MAJEsTY held a
Court, at his Palace in Pall-Mall, which was at-
tended by—
The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the
Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer, the Secretaries of State for the flame Fo-
reign, and Colonial Departments, the First Lord of the Admi-
ralty, the Muter-General of the Ordoance, the President of the
Board of Trade, the Lord Steward, the Lord Chief Justice of
the Court of King's Bench, the late Governor of St. Helena, the
late Commander-in-Chief of Madras, the Rossian Charge d'Af-
faires, the Muter of the Ceremonies, Ike.
Sir HUDSON LOWE was presented to his MAJESTY
upon his return from the Government of St. Helena.
Sir THOMAS HISLOP, Commander-in-Chief at Ma-
dras, was presented upon his return to England.
Baron NICOLAY, the Russian Charge d'Affaires,
was introduced to his MAJESTY, by the Marquis of
LONDONDERRY, as Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Rosser Cues-
TER, as Master of the Ceremonies, when the Baron
had the honour of an audience of his MAJESTY, to
take leave, previous to his quitting England.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which the
meeting of Parliament was farther prorogued from
the 29th instant, to the 3d day of January next,lB22.

A Proclamation was agreed upon to issued for
the circulation of a new coinage of farthings.
His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Earl of HAlt•
ROWIY, the Marquis Of LONDONDERRY, the Earl of
LIVERPOOL, Lord CATIICART, and the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR.

The RECORDER of LONDON was presented, but did
not make a Report.
The Cow t broke up soon after six o'clock.
Mr. CA NNING had a long interview yesterday morn-
ing with the Earl of LIVERPOOL, at Fife House.
Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.
Lord GWIDYR arrived in town from France on
Tuesday.
The party at Mr. COKE'S, at Hnlkham, is breaking
up. The Duke of BEDFORD is returned to Woburn
Abbey.
A matrimonial alliance is on the tapis,which will
unite two of the noblest and wealthiest families in this
country.
Tuesday Mr. JORDAN, a respectable broker,' re-
siding in Sun Tavern-fields, St. George's-in-the-Eaq,
while sitting at dinner with his family, apparently in
good health and spirits, suddenly fell off his chair
and expired.
The Earl NV tirrwofttu, the Duchess of Doasrr and faintly, are
arrived at their seat, Knole, Kent, from Buckhurst, Sussex.
The Baron and Baroness NICOLAV and family, have arrived
at klivart's Hotel; also, the Vrince Commit and suite, from
the Earl of NORMA NTON'S seat, in Oxfordshire :—Colonel and
MA ISAC have left ditto, for their seat, Caversham Park ;
1%, the Prince CA arAxt,for Belle Vue, Brighton.
Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the

East India House, when Captain CH RYSTIE was sworn
into the command of the ship Thomas Coats, con,-
sieed to Madras and China. •