Star.
London, England, 1825-06-17 00:00:00

Ito present a con ect list.ot the came:. an.l professions of
the several persmis.
nye,..11,4041 ily ieleased, with an ac-
count of the-period-of siveiCtlTtentiosfeeithith it will be
seen wss for s period-of.,ffeaqourto.nine.years...*The
promptitude, delicacy, aid Minaess, wish which Mr.
Kann has eaezutell this pin of hirdary, vSll;:se are
sure, be duly appreciated by his Government and the
Public. The following. is the otfiClilstaement of the
names, Itc. of the persons thus libeiated, to which we
have alluded :

BUENOS A TRU. Aram 5, 183.5.
List of British Subjects released from Paraguay, through the inter-
ference of the British Consul•Gencral resident at Buenos Ares :
X.IL MIL SEW tSIION. DITAINED.
About 4 years.
4

Commerce,
I)itto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Cabinet )faker, 5
Mariner, 4
Carpenter, 6
Ditto, 9
•
Shoemaker, Resident 14 years.
Mariner, 8
Ditto, 4

Constantine O'Rourke,
Duncan Stewart,
Edward Costello,
John lowtas,
John Robson,
Alexander Nl`Guffy.
William Petty,
James Turner,
John Reed,
Michael D'Arcy,
Thomas Wheeler.

These persons came out in the schooner Martha and a Garan.l
dumba ; their cargoes consisted of 523 tierces of hie:ha-mate and
1200 arrobes of tobacco. The Garandiantbi left Assumption the'
14th• February. Two Britiab subjects, Jong FASILANI and
Atastaumta Jams, were preparing to leave, with about 600 tierces
of hierba-mate and sunte tobacco. The smack Saint Joseph, the
property of Messrs. J. Pastsm:Xtoseaysost. and CO. Jour's Maa.
Master. was waiting for a license; and 11011161iT G111311:1
Mariner. would hare in her. There would then remain no British
subject In Paraguay.
(Signed) CONSTANTINE O'ROURKE

This forenoon we received German Papers to the

11th lust. (hie of these Papers contains an account of the falling
off of the trade in Rhenish wine, which we are told was formerly
the most important article in the trade of Cologne. The writer
gravely adds, that in 1470, Cologne was " in the exclusive posses-
sion of the Hanseatic Guildhall, in London, &sick took up an en-
tire quarter of the Otx." The fact, however, is, that in theveign
of Henry VI. the merchants of Cologne in London, having mani-
fested more attachment to him than the other Germans, of the Steel-
yard,had a charter of peculiar privileges, hut only shared with the
other Germans in the house in the City (we believe the Old Jewry)
called the " Guildhall of the Germans." In Germany, mining spe-
culations appear to excite as much interest as in England; and we
are told the Elberfeld Mexican kilning Association is in a most
nourishing condition.

The tepori of the death of the Viceroy .of EGYPT,
communicated from Odessa, does not appear entitled to any credit,
though the intelligence from Egypt is not of so recent a dati as'
might have been received. Accepnts &ern Alexandria of the 20th
March state, that the Viceroy was gone to Cairo, to review 12,000
mu, assembled there Under the command of General Bows.
On account of the great demand fur indigo, the Viceroy had
ordered the cokivatiou of that plant in te Eastern provinces. He
had resolved en the construction of a stew canal, which is to pass
through Cairo; it will cost 10,000,000 of Wart, and require four
years to complete ; 3000 houses must be pulled dorm in Cairo.
The ownersare to be indemnified in land, which they must plant
with indigo. The work is already begun. '

The Al!genuine Zeitung. of the 10th of June, repeats
the statement of the defeat of the Greek traitor, Gorman; by
General Colima. It Is added, that he web expected, with a strong
escort, it Hydra, where, is well is the whole rani of Co:ma-
mba, he will be brought to trial.

At a late hour this forenoon) New York Papers to
the 25th of May, brought by the Meteor, were received
at the New England Coffee• House by Express, from
Liverpool. It will be seen from the following extracts
that it is doubtful whether the expedition against Cuba
is abandoned, though it is supposed to be only a diver-
sion in aid of the operations against the Castle of San
Juan de Ulloa. The following are extracts: