Star.
London, England, 1823-07-04 00:00:00

FROM CHILI.

By the last accounts from this country the people
were almost in a state of general revolt against the
existing Government. The chief cause of the disaf,
fection was, a new tariff, made with a view of favour-
ing certain Ministers who bad speculated in corn.
merce. The disturbance commenced in Conception,
-the richest province of Chili, under the command of
General Freyre. Several towns have joined against
the Director, and the army of Freyre was only OP
leagues from Santiago.

We have received Calcutta Papers to. the 12th of
February, from which we make the following extracts:
" 'Monday the transports with the troops lately
'stationed at Bassadore, on the island of Kishme, an-
chored in the harbour, the military garrison of "that
island being reduced.—Accounts from Siam state,
that the Siamese are erecting a battery of forty guns
at the entrance of the river, and that they are clearing
away Picknam, the first village at the entrance, in
order to build a citadel."

A Courier arrived yesterday with dispatches from
Lord Strangford, at Constantinople; and another also
with dispatches, from Florence.
The Duchess of CLARENCI and the Duchess of
Sars.W al R came from Bushy yesterday afternooe4
and visited the Duchess of Kee?, at her residence at
the King's Palace, Kensington.
Friday the Duke and Duchess of ATHOLD, the Di.
shop of SODOR and MAN, Lady SARAH MURRAY,
and J. C. CURWEN, Esq. M.P. sailed from Liverpool
for the Isle of Man.

M. de MORAESSARMINTO had an audience of Mr.
Caantno.on Wednesday, at which he had the honour
to present M. GUERRILIRO. as Charge d'Affaires of
his Most Faithful MAJESTY, who has been pleased to
recall M. de MORASS SARMENTO from that situation.
It is but justice to M. de MORASS SARMENTO to say,
that during his intercourse with this Court, he is un-
derstood to have given great satisfaction by the con-
stant zeal which he sheaved in maintaining the good
understanding and.the ties of friendship that have so
long existed between Great Britain and Portugal.
On Wednesday, his Excellency Baron WEATHER,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of
his Majesty the. King of PRUSSIA, jointly with Mr.
N. M. Rotnscntcn, and accompanied by Mr. Gault,
Notary.Pnblic,. cancelled and deposited in the Bank
of England the amount of £17,500 in special bonds
of the Prussian Loan of 1322, negotiated by Mr. N.
M. ROTRMIILD, London, in 1822, being the first
half of the sum fixed for the redemption of bonds in
the first year.

MAzirtActic or MI Porno Row. or Swisicr.--Siocisour
his 10.—Yesterday was the solemn entry of the Princess •
Royal into the capital, her presentation to the Court, and the De.
potation of the Diet and the Speakers of the Chambers, the pro-
cession to the great Church, and the celebration of the marriage
ceremony there by the Archbishop, Dr. Von Rosenstein. The.
Sion Gamete of to-day is filled with the description of the cere-
Taorty. A series of magnificent fetes will be givoo.
HATINARICET THEATRE.—The amusing Comedy
ofehe Way to Keep Nine, was performed at this.flouse
Yesterday evening. Miss CHUTLit sustained the cha-
racter of IVidow Belmour, and Airs. CHATTIIIHAY
that of Mrs. Lovemore, with their usual spirit and
success. We were glad to see our old favourite, Mrs.
GIBBS, make her appearance on these boards, in,the
pan of Muslin, which she performed in her 4c-
customed style of excellence. Lumen's. Sir Bashful
%start was as droll as usual, and Mte CocsrEa per-
formed the part of bluenose with great effect. The.
Musical Fa=ce of Love laughs. at • Locksmiths, con-
chided the entertainments of the evening. The House
Was well filled.

ENGLIsH OPERA HOLISr..-LISt night the new
Melodrama of The Swing Bridge was again er-
tousled at this Theatre with increased success. The
Musical Piece of The Tstrupike Gate followed, in.
whicis•Hr. W. CHAPMAN. sustained the partof•Cratki
for the first time, and, considering the admirable.
runner In which we have been accustomed to see it.