Star.
London, England, 1806-09-16 00:00:00

FILOW Wurrwatta, Ave. t...A1l the prooph
rOOF4 have left the country of &atheist ant{&bin-
art, and reissued to Hollaod. The emigrants at
Murder bairn began to leave thatlplaea.
liaons,Serr.6.---The infornmiticia that M.D'Ou.
bril's Treaty is not ratified has excited much spore-
henfion here of a new war upon the Continent. It is
true that the Emperor of Ruffiahu toads trefh pro.
patois for
.peace, bat it is much to be feared they
will experience many obaaeles. The hope of
price likewife between France and England, has
decreer/4 confiderably. Our funds, of courts, have
experiences' a fudden fall ; our Referipto are now
at s6#.
Rome, Aug, 16.—Alt the French troops in this:
neighbourhood have been ordered to march to Cala-
brie. The Polifh cavalry and the regiment of La.!
tour D'Auvergne, ate ordered to Naples : the de-
' pot of the polifh corps at Mantua is alto ordered to
remove.
Nat Les, Alio. la. The villages of Lagonero,
Caftan, and others, have been burnt, as the retort
of rebels. Hitherto nothing decifive has been aye-
-red spina the Enffldb and the infart,ts in Cala-
bria 't they remain sn the mountains. atarAsalidet
fens, after uniting the corps under Verdict and Reg-
nice with his own, will make a grand attack. King
Jofeph has returned irons Calabria, and is at relent
at Caferta. Yeherday &or Englifh weeds arrived
here with flags of truce, and wounded French from
St. Euphemia. The cattle of Reggio has capitulated
to the Englifh.
New wefts have taken place tseeoerthere
the Papal Pronuneio and the &real aiittlitical
Coati's ; and as the ei-devant SfirOal Midterm*
refuted to follow King Ferdinand to Sicily, Mr views
'save been furpeßed, and he is alto mauls** weft*
the Duke of °raving at ttnme. A new labarrealon
bras in agitation for the 4th of this nasoth. as Rte
Eighth wished to open the pricer* and lewd a fee-
chat umber to fupportthofe confineslia them. Their
oarrop, -however, being difcovcred, they were ebt!.
god is put late Capri. . .
We hear that General Regrder him 171614 1411111
Metopes at CaCano.
The King has returned to that Corps of the aro*
which ise is to command in perfou, and is at- pretest
cocamped near Vietri.
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I Oa Sunday aighr, a hfetrenger war feat of with
difpatches fur Lord Latteitenace, laformiaz yis
Lortithip of the death of Mr. Fox, and the important
intelligence received from Bottnoi Ayres.. tho Mef
. finger reached Deal yetterday morning,. and kw*.
diately embarked onboard the ilractmaroa lugger,•
' and failed for Boulogne.
LA PLATA Aff/rtBAMIRTA+.
The eonquell of Dormetalligne by a force *pp&
rently fo inadequate twee silent iitsd impostures if
fuch an tr.bieressent, naturallyeteitee till- i~lllil`-
tion. while it claims hem us faillieqcosult:# ass
fertile and immenfe counter(' bop* awaited to
the Britifh Empire. • ** -
Paraguay and La Plata, aeoardlng to the moil
corred and authentic Spanith wflwrs, 41506 Miles its
length. sad woo in breadth, and la fawned betimes
the latitodes of is° slut 17° Saudi, and 50° and 's*
Weil longitude, *containing at the lean cornOutotios
1,000,000 of fquare miles. Buenos Ayres, the eaplivii
tal of the Province of 'that name, lies in 400 35
let. and 57° 54" Well longitude. The Province.'
is generally termed the Southern Divifion 'of tint
Vice Royalty of La Plata, &e.
The advantages that may refult to the BritiOt Em.
Ore from the poffeSon of this province are incalcu
lable. The immenfe river La Plata to navigable et a
confiderable difiance from the fee, and the Bays and
Lakes afford a wonderful facility to foreign and inland
commerce. There is one lake, called Cafearoes, more
than zoo miles in length, a great part of which is
navigable.
The *barons and eontrafted policy of the Sp*
niards has induced them to rupprefe all Mire*" Of
the interior of this immenfe province t, but mjn BritA
hands its phylical and moral advantages witlfoon4*
made manifea to the world. It opens the fake! prof;
peas to commercial enterprise, which, Simulated by
Etritifh Capital, will receive new energies. and open
new channels for (peculation,
Its contiguity to Pat aguay, Peru. and Qhili, give
it fuch geographical advantages, and the falnbrity of
its climate tend to render it fo valuable to us as a re-
frelbing port, that it bids fair to coniglidate the Bdb
tills power in both hensifplieres.
The population of the Province is very confider-
able, and its produce, of very prime quality. may
be imported into Great Britain on terms that Al
enrich the Colonial as well as Britills adventurer. The
fugar, cotton, indigo, drugs, Peruvian bark, and co-
chineal. afford freights for fume tboufand tont of
Br itilb thinning, and there is no doubt. that when the
interior is espLred, botanical difcoveries may be
waste of the aanft falutery nature.
Hitherto the bariaiious policy of the Spaniards
has induced them so dellroy whet they could not
export, tp the great irnpoverifbment of the Planter,
and dereciation of commerce j but in Britilb hands