Star.
London, England, 1823-12-09 00:00:00

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met operatiossOsaow anxiously expected. At present, there
is nothing doing deny consequence, for want of confidence ; and,
until snipe favourable accounts arrive, business may be considered

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" The conduct of the Spaniards, during their stay with as. has
bessi very contrary to what we expected, and indeed to what we
Mite led to expect .frous the assutances made by General Camerae,
the Spanish Chief, to Captain Prescott, of his Majesty's ship the Au-
rora, viz, that all Ibitish persons and property should be respected.
which assurance was verbally given by the General to the Captain
on the day on whkh he entered Lima, and afterwards in writing,
and it was consequently expected that Canteract Would have re-
spected British property wherever he found ft.; but, in complete
contradiction to his assurances, be confiscated British property
which was in ibe Custom-house warehouses under bond to a very
considerable amount, and after taking such pods as were cakulated
to supply the wants of his army, be sold to those merchants who
came down with him from the Sierra and Intsrasedioe, as many
goods as they bad means to carry off, and seminally bused a De-
cree to restore the property, whisk snubs could not be found to,
take away, to the original owners, on tbopayment of forty per cent.
to himself, charged on an arbitrary valuation of the property, reel-

dered more valuable in conseqesece of the quantity which bad
been violently taken of intouther districts, without the sligbase
payment having been offered for it. The Goveannent at hie&
will no doubt take the necessary steps 'Malt the SOW& Ainkla‘
des.to obtain redress for *lt online Madan towards 'Sikh& met.
chants residing in this city.
" Siva-Aguel.o, the President of Pero, had Sad fns Calks to,
-Tnixillo, accompanied by -several Members of the, emagress. Hie
first act was to deny the lutilority of the Congress to controolMm in•
any measure viuich he thought might be conducive to the welfare
of Peru—he issued an order or decree, dismissing the Congress, sad
actually imprisoned several members of it. He afterwards formal
a &mos of twelve of his own choosing, and placed himself at their
head. He then banished seven Members of the Congress. and skis.
them on board a vomit for she imeanedioar but their provide",
'getting scarce, obliged than to put Into a small port between Ult.
rives
and Calla; fora supleforismitho made their escape aid ar-
rival here en the an inn nt. The `Coignes has since ban .em
amblialted, and Ries A and Ms followers hive been bawd
traitors to the &ate. It is reported drat he is marchiag on Lime •
with three thousand men, to place himself again at Abe bead of chef
'Geveroment. ThilMarquis of Tone Tagle lint peummt. Governor',
, •
of Lima."
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0 Acorn tt.—By mamas drat Arica It afieslyst . tlist Santa
Cm broke up Ids camp at Melberg en the fie *lmo, and mos
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log with his army In two &deigns towards Las. Pa. The,
ds bad left the Clty at A:equips, and Don Porto Curie% 1
a Patriot Chief, beid conunand of tie places The Patriotic &may,
under Santa Cruz,' had passed on [rein that city hi their-admires'
upon La Paz. one division occupying she Desaguadero, the other the
district of Puna. Don Lauaas, a Patriot leader, with about
4,000 men, was awaiting the
_arrival of General gun Cm. at
or near La Pas.
" Ilie two expeditions which sailed front here a short time bask,
undas.Gen ral Sucre and Colonel Miller, bad arrived in the' Inter.
medlar, were also advancing to support Santa Crus.
" Capt. , who was, by our forinpr accounts, at Ica, with his
division, nd that of Longa, had. radiated by the Cordilleras for
raimelegreg
Huntang . but both divisiees have suffered severely by tit attache
of the during their retreat. After psalm Se. Serra,
Antewas concentrating his forces, so that a very Ade date,
will claim before something dedsive will be accomplished."
—..easeses—
A report prevails in the City that the disposition of
the King of SPAIN towards the English Government is
not of a very amicable nature. When his MA.nrsrr
'heard that a Congress was to be held at Paris, concern-
ing the affairs of Spain and South America, he is *id
to have remarked that, " if the English Ambassados:
was, present, he would not send a representative." The
remark, however, if it really fell from his MA.rul7, is
evidently susceptible of a different meaning from that
ascribed to it by the wise men of the East. May it not
mean that he need not send one?

Yesterday, Mr. Run, a King's Messenger, arrives,
in own with dispatches from Sir Qualms arawAAT, "or limb'''.
judor at Paris.
Saturday Mr. J. Esa.aa arrived at the iterditift4akis.
do'wning.street, with dispatches from Sir Wmt.siss A'Corat, saw
Ambassador in Spain. Mr. El. Lia left &lads id on the Seth Nov. Ink
Mr. and Mrs. CANNING gave a 'Amer at. Gloucester
Lodge yesterday. Among the conirmyinvited were Count.lma►
nu, the Count sad Countess. Laimusaisosaz, Mr. Da. Numumose
and Lord and Lady Moamar. ' •
Prince POLIGN AC e .tertained yesterday a patty Ota,la.:,
ttogniabed Foreigners, at his house in lortiandiiplamt • • • •
The Marquis of SA LIsSURY is entertaining a dials:
gniahed party of friends at his teat, Hatfield.
Mr. Colts has still a large party of Noblemen on a
sevottes eavarston, at his seat in Norfolk.
Sir JOHN Ausnav lies dangerously ill at his seat in
Buckinghamshire.
Lord SOSPIeLD has broken the great tendon of his leg.
The Hon. Captain RODNVI left town on Saturtirsifre
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a visit to Lady Room' at her seat, Herrington Park; Here
The portraits of British Admirals, in Windsor Castle,
and at Hampton Court, have by ennunaod e( Ms Iliaserrve been
removed, in order that they may be placed in Greenwich Heipit4,
as the commereement of a Gallery illustrative dun Navid Al.--
of our country.
The well. known BRRGAMI was lately at Ceetnciwits
he issaid to have purchased an estate in Bessarabia.
Lord \VILLIAM Lanox has left town for Berksliiie.
Lord CLIFTON and hie brother, the Hon. Joint
SLAM are still in Parisi-bet are sisertiy•expeetied in town. q • .
The Earl of CA !lAA UPTON has left (Ora OWN TOOT.

General DA LIIIIIMPLa *left town fur Brighton. •.
General MtttA has taken a furnished house in-Dioni4l
ford-street, Steadiest, and intends to romans there seem wadi*
or until ths arrival et hir Lady from Lisbon.
Sunday se'nnight the Duke of Ws+sasuiron,str**,
at Lord VIAMAIIei 1111
attack on tbr,piseasslata etintienced, Which la liter
Lord Vitan.nies to:anted spas his Najirty at Drorp-limiiiik4lo6
Tuesday, at Eight, Ms Grace left Apslay'Hoowter Lod Vasil.
Lases, when a mood attack.bovn, and many a lgoomillell bs she
groind ; an Wednesday, his Grace shot la tie meembag, but the
list of killed and wounded was not so sissiddorableheiftitilfejris
Duke again repaired to attend upon hie Hamer at •
for which purpose he left Lord Vouninies *inflate Attie and
arrived in town just in time to dross far the Play.
Count and Countess Sc.„ Anronio left their seat at
Wimbledon, this day for Brighton.
Countess SPENcza left town yesterday for her seat
Altborpe, Northamptonshire.
Earl and Countess Mont.!: have arrived at Kent'
/loose, Knightsbridge, from their seat, saidias. Ovvveddre.
Viscount and Viscountess GAAVVILLS *viewed yesior-,_
day evening at their Wan in Brosso-ettspet, Ileekbysetpusto,
Rowan. Jour Lenutros, Esq. sM.P.'s scat, Toddristy, I,
Staffordshire. #
The Dowager Marchionessof SA LlOlllig*
town for HatAeld.
Lord and Lidy ANSON have arrived
Mayfair, from their seat In Stafferdirke. •
The Hen. Colonel M Vadat tirriVed yesteellar
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.ormw, Aims tow.
Minis at loots, Claremont 014 lhaisqtreat:
.ria, Esq. from Scotland 1., NB Almoroff, Esq. foam
Departures :---.lames Esq. foe Brithton; T
son, Esq. for Woo ; 'John B.nott, Bsq. far Nisi
ard, Esq. front Paris for Scotland.