Star.
London, England, 1817-06-10 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1817.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Reduced 751.1 f —Consols shut—Consols for Opg. 7SI
4 per Cent. 901.4—Navy, shut—Bank Long Aims. Ist 11-14.
India Boats 82 e 3 pre.—Exelt. Bulls 9s. 13s. pr.

Last night, in the House of Commons, Sir S tut.r.t.
ROMILLY postponed the discussion on the motion for
repealing the Septennial Act, until Thursday se's.
night. We understand that Mr. Baottctrares illtie
was the cause of the postponement, although Si;
SAME EL ROMILLY did not notice the circumst.ince.—
The pension of A4OOO per annum to the late SPFAALits
with £3OOO to his next heir, was finally voted, ait. r
some additional compliments.—ln the course of the
evening the Bill for legalizing the sale of Game 1.:.
thrown out.—The Ordnance Estimates went throug's
a Committee, and the Bill for enabling eie Clergf
to let their Tythes on long Leases, was read a laird
time and passed.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave nuke,
that be should on Monday next bring forward
Financial Plan for the Year.

SOIJTH AMERICA.

This day we have accounts by various channels re.
lative to South American affairs. The Chesterfield
Packet, which has arrived at Falmouth, brings ac-
corms direct from Rio Janeiro to the 10th of April.
It was then rumoured there that the Insurrection bad
extended itself to Bahia. The subjoined letters from
Falmouth, and from Rio Janeiro, will put our
Readers in possession of the latest accounts front
the Brazils.

By the Hamburgh Mail of this morning, we have
received the Bremen Gazettes to the 2:411 May in-
clusive, from which we also subjoin an extract, :da-
tive to affairs at Buenos Ayres, from which it swats
that the people of that place have sent Deputies to
Vienna, to offer the Sovereignty to the House ut
ALIIITRIA.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TUE AGENT TO LLOYD I,
AT FALMOUTH, DATLD THE 7TH INST.

" The Chesterfield - Packet, which arrived here
I yesterday from the Brazils, left Rio Janeiro Ituh
April, at which time the Insurrection was known
there; and it was also rumoured that an Insurrection
had taken place at Bahia, though all was quiet at
that port when the Packet called there on her out-
ward-bound passage. The Governor of Pernambuco
had arrived at Rio, and was imprisoned by the King
on the Island of Cabral', in consequence of not hav-
ing defended that place sufficiently. Two frigatcs,
a sloop of war, and a schooner, sailed from Rio Ja
neiro, for Pernambuco, before the Packet left, bus
they had no troops on board. Between two and :I,OCU
men were to follow them in other vessels."
" RIO DE JANEIRO, /SAIL 9

" As soon as the news of the events at Pernlm•
buco arrived here, which were brought by t'e Go•
vernor of that Captaincy, who came here with a flag
of truce, the greatest enthusiasm was manifosted
favour of the Royal cause, all the Nobility ant; ri--
cipal individuals offering to serve in the cr2ecli..;,-1
against the rebels : the offers made to the &wet"-
ment amounted in a sit:in time to a considcznble
intended for the purpose of defraying the expense of
a marine and land expedition. The first will consist
of several ships, frigates, and small craft: the Iztta
of several squadrons of cavalry, and three regiments
of the line, besides volunteers, forming altoge:her a
body of 2,000 men, under the orders of Gener.l
Rego, and which, when added to the troops of Wat,
would form a little army of 5,000 men. His Ma-
jesty accelerated in person the preparation, so that he
went on board to superintend the embarkation, ar.d
also passed in review the land forces."
•

" BREMEN, MAY ?A'

‘i At this moment a Deputy Om Buenos A; eta:
is on the way to Vienna, tor the purpose of offering
the Kingdom of Buenos Ayres to an Austrian Prinit•
It is said that the Envoy is commissioned, in case It
should not meet with the wished-for reception
Vienna, to apply to another powerful European.
Court."

The following are some further particulars, ex.
tracted from a French Paper :
BAHIA, MARCH 20.—A senous revolution has just brclut
out as Pernambuco. We hear nothing of Para nor of A4arigr "•
and the severe preeautiot.s taken by the Government prove that
a single grain of powdcr may embrace mountains. fßir a lung
time the Colonists of Brazil have been upon bad terms with the
Europeans of Lisbon, who possess the civil and military employ-
ments. Secret intelligence was kept op along the whole line of
coast—the 7th of April, the (Lss fixe.l for the King's Coronation,
was to be the slipsal for a general revolt. Pernansbuto accele-
rated It. Eighty families, alarmed et the fins crisis, lave Awl-
duped every thing t 0 escape to this part.
MARCH YY, AT coa.r.bg +mei has bee" of 113 e

• A vi'y wha had her in view, t.Lei:t c., buart:
~; of;a ticfetrient,' to take cognizance of the crew.-
t:tt. l •aed Grnetal Opt, and two other persons, wen
Tibir cure fitsir Pernambuco with Proclamatium
:t have been seized.: • •

_ . .
11101 s.—The Monk It the only ore on trial; the Grnt rat
:rr found meant to nape
:t9 a Ctnivent, from which- tfiry

not takr hint.

ascii '26.—Two reghnents of cavalry set off front Pernans
this morning; infantry arc to follow. The French vessel
h lure does not salt. The Government oppose It. Di..
rat iucr..ases greatly. la the coffee-houses there are gr.mp.
h alarm us.

nie Munk II condemned, and will be executed

surrow or next day. 1k •a d to the President of the Mili •
Ciaramissitoo, " If it lw my turn to-day, year's will tens.• Jr on:
ie wsemblage3 continue ;'this is very ilior iteting.
taacti 119.—.1 he Monk was executed this miming. After
dictated his will, he said. to the crowd, " blood is atosit
los likrty, why is it not M. last ?"

the crowd were following the Monk, the Governor
t:ixlved twu regiments of Infantry, which leave sailed. They
zoing to Sergipe, where the germ of revolution Us developed
Two frigates and several brigs will sail to morrow with
leery and provisions for the troops.

Ills Negroes give us alarm : several have been hung h •
tpected deµuture of the troogli the arrest of stets r t f
Iwo and environs of Bahia, the murmurs, the menacing at-
of the Negroes, augment and feed our fears.

ship can ; they do not wish the details to transpire in
razils, where all the elements of a general rising are but too
61.

,A tot Netzroei are continual objects of dread.—
are taken up and tinged; but they threaten, thry
older puni-haienr. It they throw themselves into the scale,
malt will be frightful,

FRENCH PAPERS.
The Paris Papers of Friday and SatuOay last
led this morning.
. second letter is stated to have been received from
'seines, of date the 28th of May, written by a
:hart of that city to a foreigner of n in
:is, (we believe, Sir SYDNEY &drill.) mentioning
t the report of the barbarous massacre at Algiers
.come by way of Barcelona, and that it was more

more ctedited. among the merchants of M trseillet,

.he Ambassadors of England, Russia, Spain, and
'russia, the Duke of RlcuettEu, and the Dulke of
rILLINGTON, had on Thursday a confcrence, which

d two hours.
The ArchdUchess LEnPOLDIN r, now Princess Rnyal
irazil, seems to have deterred her departure for

Brizits. The recent news from that quarter

scarcely, .ts yet,- have had any infiuence•in pro-
lacing this delay at Vienna, but we have little doubt
as soon as they are known there, they will be
means of putting an end tv the voyage altogether.
The EISPERoit of AUSTRIA was to set out on the
on a•tour into GAllacias

Jar Ambassador, Lord &rowans, the French, and
several Other Ambassadors, design profiting by the
+cruet absence, ,so pay a visit to their respective
lurts. Lord STLWART was to set out for London
drrikt of Jane. ' •

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41AMPRJRCH .MAIL.
Betides the ateniiiiti frpas Squib AttliCtica, given
icier their proper Iliad% we have received by this

atopy of new. financial Regulations, Uinta ae
!etersburgh, by which -forty millions ire pint
"disposal of the Cotnrniasinners of the Sinking Fund
181.7.; and for 1818, the sum of sixty millions oni
the public revenue, till tke debts of-the Goiiciit-
lind the Bank bills bie so far diminished as only
serve to facilitate circulation.

Sweden the Police is'eatremely 'vigilant. It is
organized 'entirely aftei the French manner.—
:u where does Government attend max to piiblic
!natio% and particularly to that ciforeiscers."

DUTCH. MAIL.
The only. atticle deserving notice brought by the
' of Ibis day, is a Notice that two English Coo.
hare passed through Brussels on their way to
'Alai:, to embark for Dover, entrusted with very
Iportant dispatches.—This we think refers to Sir
'woos NAYLOR, whose attival in town we announced
•esterday.

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