Star.
London, England, 1816-06-18 00:00:00

FROM BUENOS AYRES.

ST TEM ERIC OEN. STNICKER, 1111011 RIO DE LA PLATA.

General Itondeau, Commander in Chief of the PA.
triot Army, was within thirty leagues of Potosi, the
capital of Peru, where be had retreated, after losing
the battle, on the 25th of December last. He had
been reinforced with 2000 troops and a great number
of muskets from Buenos Ayres, and was re-organiz-
ing his army, and preparing to march against the
enemy again; who was in Potosi.
It was generally understood, that the force as-
sembled in blendesa, ready.to pass the Cordillerioes
to recap:ure Chili, would not march of attempt it,
before the Andes were shut again with snow.
The Members chosen to a general Congress, had
met in the city of Tucuman, but bad not commenced
their deliberations.

General Artigas, who commands the enst•side of
the River, called the Bando Oriental, and who has
'been opposed to Buenos Ayres ever since the surren-
der of Monte Video, has recommenced hostilities, and
taken possession of Santa Fe, situated 150 leagues on
the river above Buenos Ayres, and it was said he was
marching against the capitaL He is .a plain, sensible
man, a real Pitriot, and very popular amongst the
soldiers and common people, and it is very probable
he will govern the country.
A dispute had taken place between the Government
and the Commander of the British frigate Orpheus,
stationed in .1.4 Plata, which gave rise to a warm
and insulting correspondence on the subject of smug-
gling money, and hart ouring on board the frigate
prisoners to the Government. The Captain em-
barked with his officers, much exasperated, and
threatened to sail from the River, bat he had not,
and iiviotdd. aU end in stodgag. Captain Fabian%
Imam were ant palgished

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"IPA INTILLIGENaIt.'

FALMOU TH, JUNE IS.
!trued the Manchester P.tcicat, Captain FLPITiIt•
stoma, with a mail from the BrAziis it. 69 J ys.—on
the 29th April, •,, I.A. 20.46. leing 127 I sp ke the
ship Tyne, BELL, but 46 days from this Port, bound
to BAtavia. Sailed the Wellington Packet, with a.
mail for the' Brazils • the George Packet, with a
mail for Janiaica.—Wind N.
PLYMUITTH, JUNE lee
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Arrived the Pontrioa transport, St:amis. Master,
from Batbadoes and Gu•da)oupe, and ldnded dis-
patches brought by Lieutenant Stamm, Agent for
Transports—May 14. spoke the American ship h.
zabeth, Oen) Gibraltar, out 17 days, bound to New
York.—Wind E.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 19.
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Arrived the Pierson,' Rl:maw, from Jamaica. •out
51 days—the Ana, HAMILTON, and Caroline, Hon.
sots, sailed in company, and•parted in the Channel—.
spoke the American ship Trio, from Liverpool for
New York, out 35 days, all well. Passed up Chan-
nel the Thistlehome, PICTERSONI from St. Croire.—.
Sailed his Majesty's lthip Euutnus, for Deptford.
• HARWICH, JUNE 17.

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Arrived the Lord-Nelson Packet, with a mail front
Holland ; and the Thetis Packet, with a mail from
Gottenburgh. Sailed the Henry Fretting
.Pacbet,
with a mail for Cuxhaven ; and the Emily Packet,
with a mail fox Gottenburgh.

GRAVESEND, JUNE 17.
Sailed the. ary, Howm., fur Bombay; Akbanor;lLms, fin.
Gibraltar; Manly, LILA& Ig for Elnneur ; Wears Panto's, tgr
Clarkston. •

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 17.
SPITS IMTRRRD OUTWARD —The FAIIIN Thomas Young, for
Hamburgh; Mary, Robert Cappletvell, for Antwerp ;
John Connell. foe Madeira and Tenariffe; Hibernia, Richard
Davis, for Lisbon • Eagle, John Wright, tor Eleineur and Stettin;
Deborah, Richard' Williams, for Ostet:d ; Three Friends Wat.
Brown, for Havre and itouen-24th May for Marstilica and
Genoa.

The PRINCE REGENT went from his Cottage to
Windsor Castle on Sunday morning, to •isit the
Qum! and Pitmans, previous to their leaving
there• for London: The Duke of Yonx acconlph.
nied the PRINCE ItriRENT in his• carriage from there
to London.

Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL. Viscount CAS..
TLVIZAI3II, the Russian Ambassador, and Count
MUNSTER. had audiences of the PRINCE REM'S' at
Carlton Home.

The Duke of YORK transacted military business
with the Paisc.!:: Rraewr yesterday.
• Yesterday tl.e Dukes of CLARENCE and Cusrattt-
LAND paid their respects to the Pttlxce Reottwr.
Although the ivle,tical Gentlemen coutinne to at-
tend the Princess CllAllLornr daily, we tincterstand
they are more as friendly. visitor,, than as nird;cal'at
tendants. The answers to the ievircrs, yesterday*,
At Camelford House, was—" The Pntimass is a Veit
deal better." Her Highness, at two o'clock;
wen: out in her carriage, accompanied by her Royal
Consort, the Prince LeopuLn, and proceeded to the
Queen's Palace. •
Yesterday Ministers received- OfficiA Dispatches
from his Ezcellency Sir JAMES Lurit, at Barbadoes,
dated the 30th of April, containing the details of thst
insurrection which had been happtly suppressed, and
with the particulirs of which the public are airetfilr
acquainted. It is now discovered, that but for the
premature brcakiog, out of the insurrection on the
14th instead of the 17th, (which, it seems, was the
day fixed on) it would have been 'ouch more fermi.
liable than it proved to be.—There have been symp;
toms of insurrection both at Antigua and Guadalosipc,'
but they were seasonably suppressed, and every thing.
remained tranquil when the FLouit sailed.
13y the death of Lord FREDRItICK CAMPBELL, al..'
office of Lord Clerk Register of Scotland, becOmee.
vacant.
In the meeting which we noticed yesterday, at
Kilburn Wells, Mr. FueEMANTLit, we understand,
was second to the Marquis nt BUCRINGUANII and
Lord MARCH to Sir THOMAS HARDY.

A Second Edition of tile Tragedy of Adelaide, is
which Miss O'llint.t. displayed such astonishing
powers. was this day published by Mr. Coto:nix, of
Conduit.strcet.

The tragedy of Pizarro was performed at Covent.
garden Theatre last night, to the high gratification
of a very full house.
At the new English Opera, the performances of
Saturday were repeated last night; with a decided
improvement in every respect.
Wednesday two troops of the Ist Regiment of
Dragoon Guards marched into Stamford; most of .
the privates were the honorary medal of ,8 Waterloo."
They proceeded on Thursday for Manchester.
Friday afternoon, as Mr. Gamins Ounialt. of Tid,
near Wisbech, was reloading an old gun for the pure.
pose of shooting magpies in a garden adjoining his
house, it accidentally went off, and lodged its con.
tents in his side, when he expired in a few minutes
afterwards. He was in his 6 lit year.
Yesterday morning, the Aylesbury coach was over.
turned, near Watford, and several of the passengers
were so severely hurt, as to be unable to proceed on
their journey. They waited at Watford for surgical
assistance. Others were slightly bruised.
Tuesday a man driving a cart through Watergate.
street, Hull, in a state of intoxication, he fell front
the shaft, when the wheel went over his body and
injured l:im so severely that his life was despaired of.
At a Petty Sessions of the Bathforum Magistrates,
held at the Guildhall ou Friday last, a monster (see
cannot call him any thing else) was brought before
the Bench upon a charge of having committed an
assault upon a child only nine years Of age, as she
was gathering &wets under. Beacon-hill. In the
course of the examination, ten unfortunate children,
from the age of nine to that of thirteen, attended to
give testimony against this depraved wretch. One
poor child, of the age of 12, fell a victim to his un.
bridled licentiousness, and many others were most
disgracefully and. indecently treated by this adept in
depravity. We rejoice to say, that atter a thorough
examination on Saturday, he was committed to It
chester gaol, to take his trial for a rape, and for Ira-
rims assaults and misdemeanors.
BLACICHICATH. PIiDESTRIAN (14TH Dav).--FeePie
is going on well still, and this morning completed his
330th mile at 15 minutes sifter nine o'clock. He says
that the only time he finds the least difficulty to rise
,is from twelve to two o'clock in the night.

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