Star.
London, England, 1822-05-30 00:00:00

TRObt RIO ,ANZIRO.

By the brig Robert, arrived at Baltimore, papers
have been received to the 2d Mardi. By lcuers see
learn that the country was tranquil. The Bank
stands well in the estimation of the merchants; cc,n-
tidence begins to he restored, And business has
im-
proved a little. Since the depa:r.ure of the troops,
any serious misunderstanding is not to be apprehended
with Portugal.

Letters have been received ftom the Island of
Thomas, dated the 26th April. An arrival f:orn
Curacoa had brought a confirmation of the recapture
of Coro by the Columbiana. The remnant of po\%cr
possessed by Spain in that quarter was fast recedir.3
from her grasp. MORALES, the Royalist General,
having indiscreetly advanced to Altagracia, in the
road to Maracaibo, had fallen into a position where
he was surrounded by a superior .fnrce, and would
probably be compelled to surrender. It appears that
a plot has bean discovered in Puerto Cabello, to de-
liver up the place to the Columbiana. Without the
aid of internal disagreement, however, the fate of
that place appeared certain, and not far distant. The
fall of Coro was a fatal blow ; and Puerto Cabello
itself was not only withoßt supplies, but also without
money to procure them.

Letters received from Lima, dated December S,
furnish the important intelligence, that General SAN
MARTIN had declared that part of Peru, situated
between Cobesa and Nascza, to be in a state of
blockade. The Peruvian Admiral, M. T. BLANCO,
had proceeded on board the Thais, which was then
in the harbour of Callao, with the intention of put.
Ling the orders of General SAN MARTIN in force.
Lord COCHRAN* was at Guayaquil with his fleet,
many of his vesels being under repair. He intended,
however, shortly to proceed to Mexico. His fleet had
been much reduced by the sailors going over to SAY
MARTIN.
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Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, his MAJESTY
left town in his travelling carriage, for Kew, where
his MAJESTY spent the day.
Yesterday, being the Princess So?HIA Marano's
Birth-day, the Duke and Duchess of Gtouctarsa had
a dinner and evening party upon the occasion. His
Royal Highness's band of the 3d Regiment of Foot
Guards attended in their state uniforms, and played
in the hall of Gloucester House during the evening.
Tuesday forenoon, her Royal Highness Princess
AUGUSTA visited their Royal Highnesses the Prince
and Princess of DENMARK, at their residence in Willi-
pole-street ; after which the Royal party proceeded
to the India House and the warehouses in New-street,
with the inspection of which their Royal Highnesses
seemed highly gratified.
Sunday, Mr. FINESSY, Extra Messenger, arrived in
town with dispatches from Vienna.
Yesterday the Earl of LavEaPoof. pee a grand
public breakfast at his seat at Con%be Wood. The
preparations on the occasion were of the moot magni-
ficent description. There were prevent—
Her Royal Highness Princess Augusta, their Royal Iligimesst s
the Prince and Princess of Denmark, their Highnesses Prince
and Princess Esterhaay, the Duke of Wellington, Marquis and
Marchioness of Londonderry, Marquis and Marchioness of
Aylesbury, Earl and Countess Bathurst, Ladies Bathurst, Earl
and Countess of Ilarrowby, Lady Mary Ryder, Earl Westmore-
land, Lady G. Fane, Lord and Lady Burghersh, Earl and
Countess of Plymouth, Earl and Countess of Verularn, Earl of
Whitworth, Duchess of Dorset, Count and Countess Levee,
Baron Pagel, Earl of Clanwilliam, the Right lion. Robert Peel,
Mr. Hamilton, Sir William and Lady A'Coutt, &c.
.. Yesterday being the Anniversary of the Restoration
of CHARLES IL the occasion was observed with the
customary ceremonies. The military wore oak leaves
in their hats, and at one o'clock the Park and Tower
guns were fired.

111 E ARM%
GRAND REVIEW.—URNERA.I. ORDEttS
' Horde Guards; 'May 21, 1824
rir• followitg Regiments will "winkle In two Brigades, in
of der, on Saturday, the istJune, at eked* o'clock, A.M.
cn llounslow !leach, viz.
stokes Anto unttsoloticittimar. .
Ist Tire Guards
ditto Commanded by Colonel Sr R. C. Hu.".
00).,1 Done Guards
LIGHT lIRIGADIL
or Royal Hussars
Commanded by Major-General Lord
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14. h Light Dragoons
linwaan Somassirr, K.C.B.
lea or Killg'* Hussars
Tho whole to be commanded by General the FAN CATHCART,

tc I-lin Commanding Officers will report accordingly.
gth Lancers, having arrived from Brighton, that nee-
wc:r will take the Cavalry duties in London on Thursday morn-
111 the dettils of which Lieutenant-Colonel Mosi.ams
;.,111,11uninte with the Silver Stick, and continue to per-

them until after the Review. The remainder of the 9th
t,;; r, off duty will assemble at Hounslow on Saturday mora-
ir • rine o'clock. and will there furnish a Guard of Honours

a..i.t in keeping the ground.
The detachment of Cavalry from* the Cavalry Depot, under
thr colvnand of Lieutenant Cocitauan, will be at H6unslow
five o'clock on Saturday morning, to keep the ground

t.. :r. under the direction of an Officer of the Quarterms
Department.—The Staff to appear In full dress.
Ily his Royal Highness
The Commander•in-Chief's Command.

11. TOItItENS, Adjutant-General.

!•Scr ITExaV. TORXENS and General Baowx arrived at
. :lie purpose of reviewing the 44th Regt. previously to ,
r.. 1:•, the has Indies on Thursday next. At two o'cloclsl
• :nu% for mil in the extensive exercising ground on the
h:s Prompron, before a great concourse of spectator), who
v high:), is ratified with the fine appearance of both Officers
;•• men. •-•Ir ilraav 'conazio passed the highest encomiums
Cfsninlandiiig Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Moaarsox, C.B.
perfect st?..e of discipline to which this gallant Regiment
he••ii brought under his command ; and we believe few Regi-
vei, hive left England with more credit.

Yesterday, the Pi ince and Princess of DENMARK
Tai." a i•it to the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, where they
ae .eceived by Sir HARRY CALVERT, Lieutenant-
e, nor, and conducted through the various depart-
:, of the establishment, which, on account of its
Anniversary of the Founder, were seen to
t re,ttest advantage. The Prince and Princess
war:is visited the Royal Military Asylum, and
27,, eared highly gratified at the appearance of the
chialten who are supported and educated in that
Lighly- meritorious Institution.
Yesterday forenoon, their Royal Highnesses the
Prince and-Priacess of DENMARK visited her Royal
Higlares, Princess AnotisTA at the King's Palace,
Pimlico; after which their Royal Highnesses accom-
panied by her Royal Highness Princess A uousTA, and
Fart of their suite, proceeded in two open carriages,
with out-riders, on a visit to the Earl of Livratroor.,
at Combe Wood.
Yesterday the Earl and Countess of DERBY gave
a sumptuous dinner to the Duke of DEVONSHIRE,
Earl and Countess of DitaNzev, Earl FORT ESCUT,
the Archbishop of YORK, Lady ANNE VERNON, Lord
STANLEY, Earl and Countess GROSVENOR, Earl and
Countess of WILTON, and a large party of distin-
guished personages.
It is generally calculated that a majority amount-
itg, some say to SO, others to 50, will defeat the Bill
for the admission of Roman Catholic Peers into the
Upper House of Parliament. At the head of these,
it is understood, is his Royal Highness the Duke of
Yorte. The Km/ himtdf is said to be favourable
to the measure.
The Blindness of Fortune is a good reason why
every one should try for her favours. All the Lottery
Rust be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, and BIsH is the fa-
vourite for distributing the Two of £20,000, which,
with all the other Capitals, must be drawn on that
slay. The reason is obvious, he sold Both the Two
of £20,000 drawn last Day of last Lottery.
The British sloop of war CARNATION is stated to
have recently arrived at Port-au-Prince, St. Domingo,
from Jamaica, with dispatches for President Br:iv:a),
which were immediately forwarded to him at the,
Cape, under an escort of dragoons.
Sir Thomas BRISBANE and family arrived at Syd-
ney, New South Wales, on the 7th November. Go-
vernor MACQUARRIE had taken his passage for Eu-
rope in another vessel, which was to sail early in
January.
The question of South American Independence was
iiscussed in the United States Senate on the 29th
ult. when an Amendment, reported by the Commit-
tee of Foreign Relations, for increasing the sum to be
employed in carrying the measure into effect from
100,000,000 of dollars to 110,000,000, was nega-
tired. Another Amendment, providing that no'
money should be drawn from the Treasury until the
President was fully satisfied the proceeding would
tot interrupt the friendly relations of the United States,
;s also negatived. Other Amendments shared the
arse fate ; but no objections were urged to the prin-
ciple of the Bill, which was finally ordered to be read
a third time.
The Government of the United States, like that of
this country, is taking measures for the reduction oft
the interest of their debt, and it may be a curious spe-
culation far the financial reader to.compare the two
modes of attaining the same end. An Act has passed
the Congress, authorizing the Treasury to receive
'subscriptions to the amount of 12.000,000 of dollars
Sit the 6 and 7 per Cent. Stock of the year 1812, and
rt 1.1,000,000 of dollars of the 6 per Cent. Stock of
the years 1813, 1814, and 1815. For the whole or
any part of the 6 per Cent. Stock of 1812 and 1813
hich may be to subscribed, the parties will receive
.7in equal amount in a new 5 per Cent. StOck, bearing
interest from the 30th of June next, and redeemable
at the pleasure of the Government in the following
manner, viz• one-third after the 31st of December,
1830; one-third after the 31st of December, 1831 ;
and one-third after the 31st of December, 1832. For
the whole or any part so subscribed of the 7 per Cent.
Stock, the subscribers will receive an equal amount
in a new 5 per Cent. Stack, subject to redemption, at I
the pleasure of the Government, after the 31st of De.
cetuber, 1833. By the third section of the Act, an
extension of the period of subscribing is allowed, from
Ist of July to the -a -of October, 1822, but in
that case the interest on the new Stock will com-
mence from the 30th of September next. The Act
conicludes with a proviso that nothing contained in it
7!ail) affect the rights of those creditors who shall not
ri-bseribc to ti4e now Steck.

i latter ,
Cape t. AI Napo.
Faxilotrrn, May 28...-iftlairalt.*•46644- tiii 41.416
nla, Mown, from St. &ming° :- and. Lady Arabella ptllool4'
from Lisbon.
Poarsuocru, MAT 29.—WInd W.N.W.—Aritved the Pr
MMUS, CLAM, from Havannah ; and Lath *lug transport,
from Jamaica. .. r. .. •
Hoax, Mar 29.—Wind A W.—Arrived und sailed for the
River, the Harriet, Joon, from the South Sens ; Heart of Oily;
Rosters's*, from St.Vlntent's; Tobago, &rim, Iran Grenada;
Betsey, 'Degree, from Berbice ; Stockton, Limier, from ,
Sierra Leone; Mars, MONTENNET, from Washington and Pille-
delphia; Moss, Firmer, from dittd; Eagle, --, .Liabostr;
Yansittart, HUNT, from New Zealand.--Seven o
arrived, the Marquis Wellington, BLANCNARD, frail .14
Bengal ; and Thomas Grenville, Mamma. from The
ftivalt.
Russian ketch Constantia, from Riga to L'Orient, II on shore on
the Goodwin Sands, sunk. .
Dove*, MAT 29.—Passed this port, the Oporto, Covey, from
Oporto ; and Magnet, Meatus, from Africa.
Aaarrzo—At Nevis Richard mad Sibella --; and John,
Popplevrell, from London. At Antigua, Montrose, Davies,
from Liverpool; Camden, Morton; and William and Alfred,
Drysdale, from London; Albion, Holmes, from Dublin; Do-
ris, White' from Genoa; Hope, M'Donald, from Liverpool
(N. S.); Desiree, —, from Halifax ; Robert, Palmeter, and
St. Andrew's, Ayle, from St. Andrew's (N. B.); also the Lord
Exmouth, Cook, from Lueenburgh.

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