Star.
London, England, 1822-07-11 00:00:00

NEW YORK, JUNE IS.

Letters from Valparaiso, of the 11th February, state, that the
United States' ship of the line Franklin, was daily visited by
crowds of people, and that the Officers were od the beet terms
with those of the British sloop of war Blossom, and frequently
dined together. The reports of differences existing between
Lord Cochrane and General San Martin are repeated, and Wee
remarks introduced as to the romantically titriode disposition
of the Chilians, who are represented as united in their detests-
don of the Spanish despotism, and ready to sacrifice their lives
in resisting their old masters. Yet the same writer, who thus
carries the patriotism of the inhabitants of Chili to the very ell-
ma:, gravely assures us that they are too ignorant to perceive
that a change from foreign despotism to domestic tyranny is not
I calculated to improve their condition.

One New Orleans Paper has arrived, of May 11th, s day
later than those previously received. According to an extract
from the Milkiest, General, of Mexico, dated March Bth, and
contained in this paper, the Provisional Junta of the Impire had
been disselied ,by the formal installation of the Sovereign and

constituent Congress, of which a deputation was named to con-
vey to the Junta a copy of the Act for this purpose framed, to.
gether with the original Actof the Independence of the Mexican
Nation. President BOLIVA It was at Quito, where the adhesion
of the country to the Columbian Republic had been formally
proclaimed.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE AGENT TO LLOYD'S,

AT CONSTANTINOPLE, DATED JUNE 10.

" The Echo, MiLww, is arrived in sixty hours from Odessa,
bringing dispatches, which we understand to be of a highly satis-
factory nature. Letters from the Dardanelles of the 3d instant,
state the following vessels to have been there wind-bound, viz.
The Alert, MP's, from Malta ; Corla, of London, from Mes-
sina; Starling, Douer.a.s, last from Malta; and Britannia, of
LiverpooL The wind has since been fair, but none of these
have arrived. Another squadron, consisting of eight or ten, is
preparing to sail for the Aschrs, with troops. The evacuation
of the provinces is gradually taking place, and it is expected the
Princes will be named soon after the Byram."
EXTRACT 07 A LETTER FROM THE AGENTS TO LLOYD'S
AT SMYRNA, DATED JUNE 1.

" Matters remain in the same state in this quarter between
the two hostile parties : the Captain Pacha's fleet keeps its station
in the Road of Sclo, excepting having occasionally got under
weigh on the near approach of the Greek vessels, which avoid
coming in contact with the enemy, and escape by superior sailing.
—The prevalent impression is, that the Turkish Admiral waits
the arrival of the other naval force from Egypt to proceed in
attacking the Insurgent Islands, none ohich, in such case, is
considered capable of making any effectual resistance. This City
is perfectly quiet, and all the intelligence that transpires is of a
pacific appearance in rrgard to Russia."

A German Mail, bringing the etuarion °bumrr of the 2Rth
ultimo, reached us this forenoon. The price of the Funds is the
only article worth quoting :
Juror 26.—Metalliques, 78 13-16--Bank Buick,
766 27.—hIctalliques, 7$ 11-16—Bank Stuck,
765 1-5.

Yesterday, the KING rode out in his private.car-
riage, and called at his Palace at Pimlico, where his
MAJESTY inspected the paintings of the Sovereign:
and other distinguished characters which have lately
been executed by Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER rode out in her car-
riage yesterday, and called at the King's Palace, in
Pall-Mall, to pay her respects to the KING.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL is se much recovered from
his indisposition, that he was able to take an airing'
in his carriage on Tuesday afternoon and yesterday
morning.
The Bulletin received yesterday of the Duke of
BEDFORD'S health, is as follows
Rndsleigh Cottage, July S.
" The Duke of Bzoroanhas had a good night, and is, in every
respect, better. (Signed) " S. Womanicia."
Saturday, their Graces the Duke and Duchess of
NORTHUMBERLAND arrived at Alnwick Castle.
Colonel Sir Jonx TIMBER, of the 521 Regiment,
has left Clonmel, for England.
The recent rains pas had very beneficial effects on the crop in
Ireland. Already the reaping of oats have commenced in the
counties of Galway, Westmeath, and Roscommon ; the oat
crop is generally short in straw. The wheat is of the richest de.
scription.- In some parts the hay has been deficient.
Tim Wsuineeon TaoruY.—Hyde Park was like a fair during
the greater part of yesterday, thronged with visitors of all de-
scriptions, to view the grand colossal Statue of Achilles, which
in our last we stated to have been placed on its lofty pedestal
the preceding day.—This beautiful Statue stands confronting
the gate of entrance opposite dist of Constitution Hill, in Picca-
dilly, and represents the young hero of Greece just in the very
moment and attitude of his detection by Ulysses, at the Court of
Lycomedes, King of Scyros, before the commencement of his
Trojan campaigns.
Emousa Orme Housa.—A successful Comic Opera, called
" Jilin the Dark," was:produced at this House last night. It is
a piece belonging to the lighter order, possessing some lively
scenes to recommend it. The topics are, as usual, love, war,
and honour, all very effectively arranged. The piece is, besides,
very strongly cast, displaying all the comic and operatic talent of
the Company, aid the whole do ample justice to a well-con-
sttuctod and very pleasant production. Wu.cursow created much
diversion in the comic part assigned to him; and BAILTLIIT and
SALTER performed with their wonted spirit and correctness.—
The music is the composition of Mr. Lima, and of the best de-
scription, and was done ample justice to by Miss CARIM and
Miss Potrzy. The piece received throughout infinite applause from
a very crowded and fashionable audience, and promises to b.-
come a permanent favourite of the public.
HAZARD and Co. sold the Two first £20,000
Prizes in the last Lottery Contract.—Lottery begins
Nest Tuesday, Olsen ten Capitals are sure to be
drawn, and may be gained at a trifling risk, as every
Purchaser may return his Ticket or Share after taking
the chance of the first day, at a small reduction from
the price he gave, viz. only El. 18s. on a Whole
Ticket, and Four Shillings on a Sixteenth—other
Shares in proportion (if brought back bet Ore 26th
July). Wheel contains Two of £30,000, Two of
£20,000, Consols, &c. &c. Not Two Blanks to a
Prize.-.-HISZARD and Co.'s Offices, Royal Exchange
Gate ; 26, Cornbill; and 324, Oxford-stieet.