Star.
London, England, 1824-11-12 00:00:00

PERU.

A mail is an iced from Brazil, bringing letters from
Rio de Janeiro to the 19th of September. The packet
had been detained about a fortnight, in consequence of
the absence of the Emperor on a visit iota the interior,
but brings no political intelligence relative to Brad.
A Spanish Officer had arrived at Rio de Janeiro, who
left Arequipa, in Peru, on- the 9th of July, at which
date, though nearly a month later than the last ac-
counts from the same quarter, no tidings had been
gained of the arrival of the Spanish ships Asia and
Achilles in the Pacific. The reports of this Officer on
the situation of Peru are not more recent, but con-
fi all which was stated in the last papers from Buenos
Ayres. On the subject of the retreat of Olaneta
from Potosi,_ it is stated that all the ecclesiastics and
the principal inhabitants attended him to Tarifa on that
occasion. Valdes, who was pursuing him, was de-
serted by his troops in such numbers, that it was not ex-
pected he would have men enough left, when he came
up, to make in attack on Olaneta. The regiment, of
Gerona had had its ranks thinned in one night by the de-
settioa of 300 men, and nearly the same had occurred
in the other corps of Valdsz's army. Of La Serna, who,
by the last accounts from Arequipa. was on the point
of abandoning the cause and embarking for Europe, no
mention is made ; but the contest between Valdez and
Olaneta in Upper Peru is represented as an event en-
tirely fatal to Canterac, who, when last heard of, which
was the 22d of June, was at Hoancayo, in the Valley
ot Jauja, waiting the advance of Bolivar. It was fully
erpected the Spanish General would retreat, being ut-
terly unable, in point of force, to contend with Bolivar's
artily. His reinforcements. which were to have been
sent on to him by Valdez, having failed him, his whole
plan of operations was frustrated, and he could neither
Tone to attack nor to defend with advantage. The
troops of Canterac and Valdez were on half-pay only,
while those of Bolivar and ot Olaneta were receiving
dull pay. At Callao two conspiracies had occurred in
favour of the Patriots, the last of which was discovered
under the seal of confession, and 80 of those concerned
in it were shot. "In the third," says the writer of a.
letter from the place, " we shall be more cautious,
and less religious."

Dispatches have ben received by the Brazilian Com-
missioners, which are said In be of considerable ins-
portance as regards the pending discussion with Por-
tugal. We cannot but cherish hopes that the nego.
ciations thus carried on will end in some arrangement
equally beneficial to Portugal and to Brazil—a result
which cannot but be advantageous to Great Brisaim

We have received advices from Havannah to the
sth ukimo. 137 these we learn, that the widow of
ITIURBIDI had bop tarried to Louisiana, from Mexico,
in the American :chanter United States, which
vessel had since arrived at the Havannah. The Exports
of sugar and 'coffee from Havannab, from the Ist ofJa-
unary, to the 34 of September last, consisted of
203,615 cajas of sugar, and 525,640 arobas of coffee-
-976 vessels entered-Havannah durin the same period,
viz.-. 176 Spanish, 714 %Rik% 48 'Spanish vessels of
war, and 59 foreign vessels of war.

THE

JON DON.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1824.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Greats appear very heavy this morning, they opened at 954 I.
at which price they have continued up to this hour, sometimes
its and at others sellers.
French Funds, it is said, have came 101 f. 80e. for Money.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
H1:0111Mut Prices: New Spanish 164, Old 214 22, Mexican oil,
Cliellibbn New SIC, Old MC, Russian 96, New Neapolitlu 4 pre.
Man 774 711, French Scrip 134 pre. Austrian 911 (16, AllisnOtl
Shares 104 114 pre. Portuguese 914 4, Brazilian 14 4 pre. Buena
Ayres pai4 pre. Greek 544 dim
Pa ICE OF STOOKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Etork 2311 A 54
3 per (ent. Red. 951 A 95
. S per Cent. Cons. 9.5% %96 953/
Si per Cent. Red. 101% V %
4 per Cent. New 107% 1081/4
Long Ann. 2.31/4—lndia Bonds 99 97
1:1,000 Excheq. Dills (2d.) .55 7; (1 ika.) ss 4 6.
£5OO ditto (21) 56 7 ; (114 d.) 55 4 6
Cons. for Acct. 9534 96 95%

Dispatches were this forenoon received at the Fo-
reign Office, Downing+street, from Sir Wict.t,tst
A'Counsr, our Ambassadur at Lisbon. They contain an
account of the late revolutionary conspiracy, which
does not matei ially differ from the details in the Lisbon
Gazette.

This morning we received the Afoniteur and Onlig-
meet Messenger, of Tuesday ; but they contain ritl in-
telligence of importance. The Minister at War ttans-
acted business with the KING on Monday. Theaccoants
from Spain state, that the fears of a contagious malady
in the environs of St. Sebastian have vanished.
•An article from Smyrna states, that CoLocoraosi is
restored to favour, and has the command of 40,000
men, with which he will attack Patras. The Musstil•
mans who besieged Athens have retired to Negropont.
Omen Vamps is said to be marching against Misso.
longhi, at the head of 7000 men.
_ _ _

It is stated in accounts from Odessa, that the fleet of,
the Capitan Pacha had been again defeated off Mity-
lene, on the 7th of October, and the remainder, consist-
log only, of the Capitan's own ship, one frigate, and ten
or twelve small vessels, had • taken refuge under the
fortresses of the Dardanelles, where they had cast anchor.
It is stated, in a private letter from Madrid, that a
plot-for forming bands of Constitutionalists had been
discovered. •
Private letters from Paris state, that the French troops
will commence the evacuation of Spain on the 20th inst.

'nth morning we received a Lisbon Mail, bringing
Gazettes to the 31st ult. Their contents are very im-
portant. It appears that a new attempt at revolution'
has been made by the partizans tzf the Qualm and Don
Ml6O/LL. The plot was discovered: on the 25th ultimo;
the troops of the gartison, and the Royal Guards of the
Police were called out, and several persons were ar-
rested: their names and rank are not mentioned, but
they appear to belong to the army. They are described
as persons if deluded by revolutionary frenzy." who had
" formed intrigues of the most criminal nature," and who
" maliciously affect respect for the person of the Soya-
REIGN, while they decry his Government ,and conspirei
against his throne." The following are the details of
this event, as given in the Lisbon Gauge :