Star. — 1822-01-08 (London, England)

JAN. 4.—Ships Entered Inwards:—Fanny, from St. Petersburgh; Hope, from. Harlingen; Albion, from Riga; William, from St. Petersburgh; Marshal Blucher, from Rotterdam; Resolution, from Memel; Luna, from Amsterdam; Generoui Planter, from Gottenburgh; Enterprise, from Pillau ; Hope, from Dantzic ; Alexander, from ditto ; Frederica, from Stettin; London, from St. Petersburgh; /Eschylus, from Riga; Frindsburg, from St. Petersburgh ; Lady Louisa, from Waterford ; Thetis, from ditto ; Betsy, from Copenhagen ; and Sisters. from Stangate Creek. Entered Outwards :—Prince of Saxe Coburg, for Rotterdam; Mary, for Antigua; New Frederick, for Gibraltar; and Cecrops, for Jamaica. Cleared Outwards Fame, for Messina ; Heron, fur Cadiz ; Waterford, for Waterford ; Mary and Elizabeth, for Dublin; Earl Oancarty, for Rotterdam ; and Sarah and Elizabeth, for the South Sea fishery.  Thursday, FRANCIS JEFFREY, Esq. was inducted into the office of Lord Rector of the University of Glasgow. Letters have been received from the Havannah to the 26th of November, which state, that several persons of high distinction had arrived therefrom Mexico, bringing with them a glen deal of property in gold, jewels, and other valuables. They had made their escape under the apprehension of some violent proceedinp against them by the Independents. The news they gave of Mexico is, that the whole system of Government has been arranged by the Patriots without further bloodshed. Among the Officers of the State were some individuals who had acted under the old regime, but vi ho had joined the friends of liberty. A large fleet of insurgent privateers still swarmed on the coast of Cuba, which, it was reported, had taken two merchant vessels from Vera Cruz, richly laden. Six slave-ships, from the coast of Africa, had also fallen into the power'of the Insurgents,who landed the slaves at the Five Islands, and canverted the vessels into privateers. We have received Gibraltar Papers to the 18th ult. The following are extracts: " Head-quarters, Gibraltar, Dec. 15, 1821. " The provisions of the Proclamation of the 29th of September last, with reference to the communication with Spain, will be reverted to on Monday nest, the 17th instant, and will remain in force until further orders  By his Excellency the Governor's Comnund, " S. R. CHAPMAN, Civil Svc." The Town Council of Cadiz has received from the same authority in Reus, and from the Militia, and several luhabitants of that town, three communicatioas expressive of the heartfelt satisfaction with which they have heard of the Representation addressed to his MAJESTY by the Authorities of Cadiz on the 29th October last.  The national Militia of Bilboa, on the contrary, has sent an Address to his MAJKSTY, which one of the Cadiz Papers terms a most servile and indecent one. The same Paper (Diario Gallitano de la Libertado,Jrc.) states that Dun JOAQUIN VIRUES having been appointed Governor of Malaga, the inhabitants assembled the moment they heard of the appointment, and prevailed upon the Town Council to signify to Government, that the new Governor would not be admitted until the Cortes had come to a determination respecting the message now under consideration. On the other hand, the Regiments of Asturias, Estremadura, Gerona, Villavictosa, and the corps of Royal Engineers and Artillery at Saragossa, have renewed to the Cortes the most earnest assurances of their love of order, and adherence to the Constitution.'  The Redacia has a letter from Ceuta, stating, that the Bishop and three Canons had been sent on board a ship in that bay in the night of the 7th instant, being suspected of a want of partiality to the Constitutional system.  ,PWKIF^ •  . . The none:sired for the savage murder of Stack, mentioned yesterday, is, that it was repotted he gave information which led to the apprehension of M'lnernhy the day previous, for killing a man named Wilson. A gang of ruffians posted an inflammatory notice on the Chapel•door of Cratloe, on Sunday, offering a premium of twenty guineas to the person who shot Stack, and threatening instant death to whoever destroyed the placard: this, however, dii rot deter the Parish Priest, who, on perceiving it, tore it down.