Star.
London, England, 1823-08-28 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 19.

It is positively affirmed, that his Majesty will ho.
nour the Province of Jutland with a visit, at the be.
ginning of next summer. M. Von &how Ins been
'this summer to examine whether the neighbourlinA
of Randers, or of Viborg, is the best adapted to the
purpose of assembling a body ofroops.
The rates of insurance have risen considerably, in
consequence of the commanica.tions of the Regency
at Madrid.

BERLIN, AUG us'r 19.
General Von Watzdnrf, is appointed Ambassador
from the king of Saxony to this Court.

We have received the following important cons.
munication from Lima, dated the 6th of March. It
appears that the state of affairs was still very unsettled
in Peru, and that the Independents continued to quar-
rel among themselves, although the Spanish forces
were once more approaching, and the fate of the
country was far from decided. A new revolution
had taken place in the Government of the Republic:
the Junta of Three had been abolished, and the former
Chief of the Police installed in the office of Pres..
dent by the Army. This change, notwithstanding its
importance, had been achieved without bloodshed.

"LIMA, MARCH 6, I 82;,.
" With reference to our last, we beg leave to inform you, that
in consequence of the defeat mentioned in ours of the 9th ult.
the minds of the inhabitants became averse to the Junta of Three,
who held the reins of Government, and on the 27th February
the army declared that the former Chief of the Police should
be placed in the Government as President of the Republic.—
Although the Congress objected in„some measure to this change,
and about twenty-four hours elapsed before it was adopted,
force prevailed, and the army gained their wishes, by placing
RIVAOGUILO in the Government, in lieu of Lo Maas, ALVARADO,'
,and Varra'toa►DA. No blood was shed. The Minister of
F War and Marine has also been removed. The Spanish troops
are in Pisco, and since the 21st ult. nothing has been heard of
Colq,nel Mit.Laa. He was then about sixteen leagues from Nasca,
and nearly in sight of the Spanish troops, about 900 strong. His
force is about 130, and fears are entertained of his safety. In all
next week vessels are to be sent to Guayaquil, to bring up troops,
which it Is hoped by this Goeenunent, that llotivaa will send
to their assistance."

HAYMARKET THZATRE.—The new Farce "Fisk
°sit of IraSer," was repeated last evening with increased success,
and will, no doubt, have a good run.
Monday the French Ambassador gave a grant En-
tertainment in honour of the Festival of ST. Louis. High Mass
was performed at the Catholic Chapel, King-stfeet, Portman-
square, on the same occasions
VAUXHALL.-.-The entertainments of this delightful
place still continue to attract crowds of visitors, and to deserve
to it approbation. Last night the Gardens presented a splendid
display of everything that can gratify the imagination and plea.'
the fancy. 'The assemblage was numerous, and could one mo-
ment be withdrawn from the gay scenes before them, it was only
to regret that the season approaches which must deprive them ofi
so much amusement and recreation.
A singular circumstance cook place this morning
soon after two, in Vauxhall Gardens. A Gentleman
accused a man of robbing him of a twenty pound
note: upon his being accused, he was seen to put in
his mouth, chew, and swallow it. The fact being
mentioned to Mr. Hall, of Union Hall, he was in
the act of taking him into custody, when be received
a violent blow m the face, which caused him to bleed
profusely. The fellow was secured and lodged in
Vauxhall watch-house, for examination this day. Ile
is a middle-aged, good looking man.
The Emperor ALEXANDER is expected at Moscow
on the 2d of next month.

...
The King of NAPLES arrived on the sth instant at
Naples, after a prosperous voyage, in company with
his Royal Highness the Duke of CALABRIA, who
went to meet him, and landed at Monoseglio with
she Duchess of FLORIDA. The city was finely illu-
minated in the evening, and the public enthusiasm s
said to have been without bounds on the appearanoo
of his MAJESTY at the Theatre of St. Charles.
By a statement in the Quebec Gazette of July 1, it
appears that a considerable drininution of the traded
that pert, as compared with the same period of last
year, has taken place ; the deficieney is ninety-one
vessels, forming an aggregate of 30,585 tons. The
number of vessels arrived this year, up to that date,
is 191, carrying 46,407 tons, and bringing 4374 eon-
grants. The number driTed at 11* same period last
year, was 262, carrying 77,092 tons, and bringing
4302 settlers.

The Gibraltar Chroxick of the Ist of August says,
—" Though private letters received yesterday from
Malaga, under date of the 29th uh. state, that it was
not known that the French.had yet entered Granada,
we are just informed that news has since arrived by
sea, according to which it would appear that de
French had entered Granada; and that at Msdagi,
yesterday, they were expected in a couple of days.
Some further intelligence has been received at
Lloyd's, tending to confirm the account of the eve'
cuation of Bahia by the Portuguese troops. The
squadron from that place, consisting of nine men of
war and six transports, was spoken with on its voyage
to Lisbon, on the 6th inst. in lat. 34. long. 38. W. by
the Sceptre, on her passage from the River Plat! t 4
Liverpool. This intelligence was brought to /Attl
mouth by the Triumph, from St. Helena, which 11011
spoke the Sceptre on the 9th, in lat. 29. long. 38.
Letters from Rio Janeiro have reached us to the
2d of July, at which time that place was in a tran-
quil state. Advices were received there from
Bahia, but no mention is made in them of its having
fallen. It appears by the letters that MADEIB.4 bad
made an offer to Lord COCHIIANZ to give up Me
town, upon condition of his being allowed to take
.
with him the vessels of war; but this was refused, IA
, consequence of Lord COCIIRtNE not being invested
with any discretionary power on that point. LI"
stated that the Emperor had sustained a very.semm
ico.filent by a fall from his horse. The English brit
John and 'llk mas, detained by Lord CocrigAsz ot
3 Brim, had arrived at Rio de Janeiro, where efforts
ye, e making to procure the condemnation of the vet
ad for au alleged breach of the blockade of Bahia.