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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confols, money, 62-if —for account, 6251-omnium dd.
Exchequer billy, 31. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 225 k 226 Long Ann. t 7 7-16thst
3 per Cent. Red India Bonds, par
3 per Cent. Conf 621 i Excheq. Bills, ts. 31. pre.
4 per Cent. 791 Englilb Tickets, 211.
Cent. Navy on Conf. for acc. 62if

Dutch papers and letters to the 13th infant,
were received night. The letters of the 12th ex-
prefs a hope that fome relaxation will take place in
the rigour with which the prohibition of intercourfe
with this country has been enforced—a prohibition
fraught with ruin to the Dutch merchants. The
Dutch may with this, and even their Government
may wink a little at the intercourfe, but no well
grounded hopes can be entertained that NAPOLEON
will permit them to follow their own inclinations.

The Dutch papers (late fimilar intelligence to
what was announced in the laa German papers—
that France and Denmark has concluded a Treaty
cf Alliance, Offenfive and Defenfive, in conrequence
of which French troops are to occupy Holilein and
Schlefwick.

It feems to be a prevailing opinion in the letters
and accounts received from the River Plate, that
Britain 101 l the hold it bad begun to have of South
America, by treating the country as a conquered
colony, inflead of organifmg with the inhabitants a
fyilem for the expultion of the Spanilh Government,
and for eftablithing the independence of the people.
We may regret the folly that led to our difallers in
that quarter of the world, but the antipathy that
now exiita on the part of the natives will not be
removed for generations to come. By what ex-
ceffes on our part, or by what milapprehenfion
on theirs, this antipathy was occationeJ, we have
not the means of afcertaining, but the fad cer-
tainly is fo. There were not one hundred regular
troops in the town of Buenos Ayres at the time of
the attack. The whole defence was by the inhabi-
tant, and in a few hours they killed and wounded
about 3000 Britith regulars, took 2COO privates, with
a Major General, feven Colonels, and 505 Subaltern
Officers, prifnners. When General CRAUFURD took
&cher in the Dominican Convent with the remainder
of his column, ',NIERS began to batter the place
about hi, ears, th,,ug all the Friars were with
him in the intide, and compelled him to furrender at
difere I ion.

The letters Rate, that notwithßanding the exAfpe-
rated Rate of the inhabitants, they have (hewn the
molt humane attention to the tick and wounded
&hint.

The DIANA frigate, from Vera Cruz, has arrived
at Por:frm:uth with a quantity of fpecie on board, to
the ar:tuint of between 7 and Soo,oool. fterling. It
has b&en lung known that this Spanifh money was to
to brought home under licence, in Britifh

B.treacks for the reception of 3300 men, arc flintily
to be el efted on Clapham Common, near Arundel.
Winchefier barracks are under repairs for the
recept;-n of 2 or 3COO troops : the 6zd Reginient will
be the lira to enter ; the teen's Regiment and others
will arrive in the courfe of this week.
Laft week the greatell part of the zd Regiment of
the German Legion of Cavalry arrived in Dublin by
way of Liverpool, from their lati quarters at Deal
barracks, in Kent. They are a fine body of men,
well moonier', and have a very martial appearance.
The Fit ft Welt Yot k idilitia marched from Hull in
three divifions on Monday, Tucfday, and Wednefday
'aft, on their route for Br iltol ; with the exception of
two Captains, two Lieutenanrsond two Etifigns, and
a fmall party of non commitrozed Officers, &c. who
have gone to Leeds, to receive the men about to be
ballotted under the late A6l.—The Suffer Militia alto
marched at the fame time wilt the Welt York, on
their mote for Woodbridge.
The Hcrefoielfhire Militia, about ado ("Jong,
marched into Hull in two v:ivifions on Monday fen-
night. Tl•is regiment is am-riglt thole which have
entered molt freely ir.to the line, under the late Ale
of Parliament ; upwards of fifty above the required
quota, !raving velanieeted in the firil two days.
Yerrer day te'nuight tire 3d Weil York Militia com•
menced their YOU'C f.a. Liverpool from Sunderland
barrack-.
Wednefday 1011 the Penryn regiment of Volunteer
Infantry completed their petiod of permanent duty,
which was concluded by a target tiring for prizes,
and many excellent thots put in. In the courfe
of the duty, Lieutenant Colottel Exrs muttered and
int-peeled the re,orne:l, and on that Jay dined with
the otlicers at the Ring's Arms, PrEryn. The
whole duty WAS perf med with the greatell good
will.
The Eierer Volunteer Artillery, under the enm-
o-lasid r t I.ljor FLocv, ended their fourteen days
permanent duty on Tuelday fall. They were in.
fpeCied n Monday fe'rEtVit by Brigadier General
Texts tcl,. exprcffed in flatteti. g :ems hit iaigh
aoprobation of thcii fleadinefs and falicilike ap-
i.eat ance.
Sunday fe'noight the Firfl North Devon Regiment
of Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Lotd Vif
count EBRINGTt.N, were difmillid from l erinanent
duty, having been affembled ten days at Bideford on
that ferrite, and we are happy to fay, they have
condueed them:elves ".HI the utmoft fobsiety and
good conduev (fitful; their (lay.
WeJtlelday the regiment of Cupar Volunteer In-
fantry commanded by Lieutenant Colonel 14121,1Y55,
returned to that place horn St. Andrews, there they
had been on permanent duty for ten days.

NAUTICiIL INTELLIGENOE.

PORTSMOU CH, OCTOBER x 9.

Arrived his Najefly's (hip DIANA, from the Weft
Indies; Phmoir, Dovc:Las, and the Simon Tayler,
Miax, from London, for Jamaica. The nut cutter,
of this port, will fail without convoy, for Lifbon on
Wednefday. It is reported that his Majefty's fhip
DIANA paired through our homeward bound Eall
India fleet, near at hand.—Wind variable.