Star.
London, England, 1825-09-26 00:00:00

RIO DE JANEIRO, JULY is.

Yesterday, the 17th, his Majesty reviewed a part of
the garrison of the city, in the plain of St. Christovoa.
To-day, at half past eleven o'clock, his Excellency
Sir Charles Stuart landed from the Wellesley man-of-
war ; he was landed on the plain of St. Christovoa, to
be nearer to his residence. We hear that his Excellency
had the honour to meet the Emperor, who was return-
ing to the Palace of Boa Vista, after having been to
examine the works carrying on at the Custom-house, and
the new bridge of the Customhouse, which is finished.
—By this bridge the 'peat inconvenience is removed
which the merchants experienced in the tedious un-
loading of their ships, which, besides, will not be stopped
at two o'clock in the afternoon, as was the custom. It
is difficult to imagine how the Government, which is
compelled to extraordinary and enormous expenses, by
repeated expeditions, by succours to all the provinces
of this empire, paying the troops and public officers,
building ships of war, &c. can undertake works of this
nature, which cost large sums ; but a good administra-
tion can effect much, as may be seen by comparing the
present with the former Government. Formerly there
was no war, no dissentious in the provinces; agricul-
ture and commerce were not injured by civil war ;
there was no army, no navy, and yet nothing pros.
pered, and an enormous national debt was augmented.
New that Brazil has an army, a navy, and has suffered
all the abovemeutioned evils, everything prospers, there
is money fur every thing.
JULY 19.—We have received very favourable news
from the Province of Cisplatina : everything promises
the speedy and happy termination of the disorders ex•
cited by rebellion and ambition. We know for certain
th At the Battalion of the Emperor, and that of the Grena-
4:Lets. which went to that Proiince, have already taken
the field, without getting sight of the enemy ; that on
the 221 of list month, Colonel Bombe entered Monte
Video with his sons, two Officers, and six soldiers, who
were detained as prisoners by Fructuoso Rivera, and
had eluded his vigilance; that Lieutenant-Colonel

Queiroz, who had followed River; and was besieging
Colonia with 200 men, recognising his error, had re-
turned to Monte Video, with most of his people and a
quantity of arms and ammunition ; that our squadron
had greatly contributed to the happy result by taking
from the enemy a quantity of stores, a good schooner
which had them on board, and various other vessels;
chat the people's minds were much encouraged by the
arrival of the squadron and the pecuniary assistance
sent by his Majesty ; that provisions were cheap, and so
abundant, that tl e authorities had requested that no
more might be sent.
We have seen many le ters which confirm these state•
ments ; one of them says: •l I think that this disorder,
excited by the revolutionists, will be scon put an end to:
the rapidity of the expedition has astonished and con-
founded them, as' they themselves confess: and the
troops are very good.b'
JULY 25.—A dispatch from the Viscount Laguna,
dated Monte Video, June 26, announces the arrival of
the troops from Rio de Janeiro on the 11th and follow-
ing days, and expresses his confidence in the speedy
restoration of order.

It is reported in the Naval Circle, that a ship of war,
probably the Java, is to be fitted to take out a new Governor-Ge-
neral to India; and that his Grace the Duke of Buciunanam has
accepted of that appointment.
Ihe Members of- the Royal Yacht Club held their
last Meeting for the season, on the 13th instant, at their commo-
dious new Club-house. at Cowes, which has been taken for &tam
of years, when Mr. RICHARD Svitrumis, the Tide-Surveyor of that
port, was dimes to fill the vacancy of Se en the Club.—
The Royal Yachr Club intend purchasing Bruwnaea Castle,
as an occasional made:mons during the summer season.
Prince WILLIAM of Baullswicst arrived at Paris on
Thursday. Lord and Lady Hcazano, with a numerous suite, have
arrived hi that city, and have put up at alsossces Hotel.
In consequence of the brilliant success of Paul Pry
at the Haymarket Theatre, Katmar's new Comedy, which Is
quite ready, la for the present kept back.
A very convenient Bail Court adjoins the new Court
of King's Bench, at Westminster.
Memnon, the winner of the St. Leger Stakes at Don-
caster, is the horse upon which the really knowing ones
have all along pinned their faith, with a conidence
which the event has completely realized.
Letters from Constantinople of the 22d August, men-
tion La scullle which took plaice in the streets of that
capital, in which M. Chasseaud, son to the Consul from
H .Hand at Salonica, who had been doing_.business for
.the Englislrmerchants,Wrights, was killed by the Turks.

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Wiubscra, MAJIIII4I and mite, init,
then with the greater portion of the Royal Houtkhold,
heard Divine Service performed this morning, b 7 the
Rev. Dr..Strutiaa, at the Royal Lodge.
In the afternoon his MAIISTT took his usual ajap
in his pony phaeton, accompanied by the hisigt4
CON TNOR AM.
The Castle was again visited yesterday afternneb st
four o'clock by his Maiaszt, who drove himself, ac.
companied by the Loan STEWARD, in his posy
phaeton, followed by a second with postillions, contain;
ing his suite. His MAJLETY entered the Castle through
the Little Park, and was met at the new gateway by
M t.J.W TATUM' LLZ. His MAJESTY did not alight, but
drove about the quadrangle as well as the many
pediments arising from the quantity of material: sta.
tioned there would permit, and gave many directions
for the advancement of the alterations. His Nlansrt
left the quadrangle and proceeded to the Little Park,
and took a general view of the south and east fronts,
and at a quarter before five o'clock left for the Royal
Lodge.
The Earl of lavaaroos bad an audience of his Nitenry at the
Royal Lodge,on Friday, aftcrwbich the Noble Earl kft for London.
Their Royal Highnesses the Princess Aunt:ars and the Dudes,
of Gsoucesssa, accompanied by Alin Wrxratue, attended Diein,
Service at the Parish Church, where a sermon was preached by
the Rev. W. L. linear, Vicar of Winkfield, for the benefit of the
Charity Schools of Windsor, and a most liberal collection nal
afterwards made.

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CHANOtS.

The Duke of Devonshire, from Doncaster, to Chatsworth ;
Lady Castle Stewart, on a tour; Mrs. and Miss Adeline, from
Clifton, for Lyme Regis, in Dorsetskire ; Lord George Caves,
dish, from Sussex, to Burlington House; General Thornton, from
Sussex, to Park-lane; General Armstrong, from Brighton, to St
James's-street ; Lady March, from Clarges-street, on a tour ; Mr.
Benyon de Beauvoir, on a tour; Hon. Mrs. Agar, from Park.
lane, for Lanydrock, near Bodmin, in Cornwall ; Mr. and Mr,.
Cecil, from Bogner Rocks, fur Effingham-plese, Ramsgate; Car
rain and Mrs. Caulfield, for Ramsgate, from Brook-street ;
Trayton and Lady Fuller Elliott Drake, from the C,ontinrnt,w
Piccadilly; General Skinner and family, from Chesterfield-street,
to Brighton ; Sir Henry Harding, M.P. from Durham, to his holm
in Grosvenor-place; Major and Mrs. Dodd, from Cheltenham, to
Paris ; J. Latouche, Esq. and family at Batt's Hotel, Do-Jet-mum,
from Ireland.