Star.
London, England, 1825-08-05 00:00:00

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FROM LIMA.

ST. PETERSBURGII, JULY 13.

Capta:n Russell informs, that a rising el the lower orders of the
people of Alvarado was expectedon the night of the 10th of June•
under a plea of attacking the old Spaniards; and that they in-
tended to massacre all raident strangers without distinction, and
plunder them of their property, a conilderable quantity of specie
having arrived in that town ; but the ringleaders are arrested and,
sent in irons on board the guard-ship to await their trial.

ALVARADO, MAY 24. •
" Consulate Office, United States of America.
" S:a—Tt has just been officially communicated to me, by the
Mexican Government, that sixty days from and after the date
hereof, the Mexican ports will be closed against all vessels from
Csyo Hues (Thomson's Island), under the pretext that it is at.
tempted, through that Channel, to introduce into this country the
produce and manufactures of Spain and the Colonies, which I cern-•
ir,uricate to you, that you may give it publicity. " TsrLoa."

The Liberator has opened his trenches at Bellavista, a small
village within range of cannon-shot from the Castle of Callao, and
succeeded in planting a considerable number of heavy ordnance
This leaves little doubt that Rodil would be compelled to surrender

This fulenoon we mei., d Hamburgh Papers to the
9.9 th ult. and Dutch Papers to the 3d lost. They con-
tain no intelligence from Greece. The following are

We hear that the new military harbour at Iteval, completed last
vest , i. intended to be the arsenal for the whole of our marine in
the Baltic, and the anchoring place for the Cronstadt fleet. 1
In consequence of the embassy sent to Bucharia in 1840, and the
agreement made with the reigning Cban Emer Haidar, our com-
mercial relations with Bucharia are maintained without interrup-
Pion. The value of goods sent to that country is twenty millions ofl
rubles annually.
On the 6th of this month, the first stone of a new Catholic Church
seas laid at Zarskojeselo. In addition to the subscriptions received
for the purpose, which already amounts to 61,700 rubles, the Em-
p&or has given 80,000 rubles, and the ground.
JULT 16.—1 t is said that 'his Majeity will set out at the beginning
of the autumn, on a visit to several of the eastern provinces of
the lanpire, and on this tour go to Astrachan in the Caspian
• ?we Decrees of the Minister of Finance, again enjoins strict
measures for the suppression of smuggling. One of them increases
the number of Custom-house Officers here, and et Cronstadt, from
cat to 587.. . 1
The whole line of the 'Cuban now enjoys tranquillity and pro-
yenad-pescei by she exertion, of General Wcliaminowr 6d Cern'
pesader of the detached Caucasian Corps.

• WAXISAN, JULY is.
, we Majesty dicta:peter elf Lukas Inia.agptinted a *dal
Catunittee foe the affairs of the Jews it this Kingdom. The
Ceternktee is to examine the existing Osileneances respect-
this people, end is also to receive fruits she liiiiiiinrates and km
the Jewish inlitbitaats themselves, the varlets plans and mum.
tic= which may be seat from time to time, that a final-erganisa-
don may be given to this numerous class Olds Malestyl subjects.

His Majesty's ship Asotottatram- has arrived at
Poctunouth from the Cape of Good Elope, bringing accounts to
the let of June. The Saau.aasso sloop of war had arrived from
England the preeeding day, bringing £300,000 in specie. with din.
patches for the Goveroor. Their contents had net transpired ; but
it was generally believed that Led Naomi 80111111$11, was re-
called. On the t3d of May a fire brae oat in the stores of a Mr.
on Sam. and confessed the whole, with a vase stock of pitch
and tar contained therein. The Ire also communicated to a store
adjoining, and destroyed a lasi, quantity of wine and brandy. A
'new dock and breakwater was laussediately to be commenced,
from a desists given by Captain Kan. A cergo of convicts was
daily expected at Table Day. to begin the works. On the lath of
May, the Margaret arrived from England, with accounts of the
reduction of duties ea lonely' wines. which measure had caused in
Ragland a total stagnation is the sale of Cape wines. The news
bad caused the greatest commandos among the Colonists, the
staple commodity of the Colony being wine.

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