Star.
London, England, 1810-09-04 00:00:00

PIUVATI CORILESPONDINCE.

44 Bums Amt. JUNX 12.—1 n political matters
lev thin here is goin on rationa. n.
guiery new Member of the new Junta oflly piethis is
gone to Monte Video, to aid in forming a Provisional
Government there. Scarcely a doubt can be enter.
tamed but they will follow the example of Buenos
Ayres. They have not yet, either here, or in Monte
Video, sworn obedience to the Council of Regency,
or acknowledged them as the legal Government in
Spain; nor is there any probability that they will
acknowledge that, or any other, as the Supreme Ga.
vernment in Spain, whom they are bound to obey,
whilst things remain in their present state there.--
Some of the old Spaniards in possession of the 4 1 lase:
and fishes,' trembling for their places and authority,
and the present order of things here, represented to
the Junta, (as will be seen by the inclosed paper)
the propriety of swearing obedience to the new Re.
gency. This paper you find is very interesting. The
new Government here are too strong to be shaken by
a few discontented placernen. The Gazette inclosed
is the first public Journal that has been published un-
der Spanish authority in Buenos Ayres, and you may
rely upon receiving the succeeding numbers by every
conveyance to Old England."
44 Jtaia 15.—The Revolution proceeds tranquilly.
We have raised 1000 men to resist any attempts that
may be made by the disaffected in addition to the 500
completed pursuant to the Act of Investiture of the
new Government. The latter have been sent into the
interior-and are to proceed to Kusco to chastise Go.
raneche, who betrayed oar cause at La Paz, and at
whose instigation about five or six persons were hung
or beheaded at the latter, and 30 more wet,. baki4ial
Ito the i-land of Juan Fernandez and the Falkland
Islands. The distance of Kusco from hence is about
2500 miles. When the pe, pie of La Paz understand
the changes which have taken place we trust they will
forget the wounds they have received during the in-
fluence of the Spaniards, and will join us in the cause
of freedom and independence.

4, Monte Video his not yet assented to the new
order of things, but we presume harmony will soon
be restored throughout the whole of the territories on
the shares of La Plata."

Other letters of the 16th speak of the reduction of
the duties, for the advantage of foreign trade, and of
the remarkable alteration in the manners and customs
of the inhabitants in consequence of the prodigious
'influx of turopean commodities.

FOREIGN INT ELLIGINCE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUI Y to.
The determination of the Grand Seignior, to take
the field in person against the Russians, has been so.
lemnly announced at all the mosques ; and four horse
tails, the usual indication of such an intention, are
actually stuck upon the gates of the Seragii-,
His Highness will, ;t is said, proceed on the 20th
inst. to the Imperial Castle in the plain of Daud.
Pacha, which has been prepared for his receptioa,
Land thence set out to join the army, as soon as the
'whole of the troops have assembled in the camps'
Adrianople. His guard consists of 12,000 Bostangis.
The scarcity of specie operates as a great impede.
went to the execution of the measures in train :or the
general defence. The plan Adopted for removing
this difficulty is the voluntary sacrifice of all the an.
necessary plate, a sacrifice of which the Mufti and the
Grand Seignior have been the first to set an example,
and the levying of a contribution of three millions of
piasters from the Greeks, Armenians, and Jews ; and
lastly, the issuing of a silver coinage of a very inferior
alloy. The Divan has this day paid to the troopstbe
whole pf their arrears for the last quarter.
The English Ambassador, Mr. Adair, has this day
had his audience of leave of the Divan, and will soon
go on board -the 4akette frigate, which is appointed
to convey him to England.
Ni) alteration of any umportince 114 s occurred is
the situation of the armies. The Gran .1 Vizier, not.
withstanding all the attacks upon him, still maintains
his ground in his strong position before Scilumla.

LEYDEN, AUGUST 24.
On the 3d instant kstied from 'le Chancery of
the Dinah), of Schick wis Decree of his Danish
jesty, extending to every port and creek of Holstein,
the previous order for the exclusion of Americas yes.
sels from Husum and Toning.
An Imperial Decree, dated the I Sth instant, at St.
Cloud, directs that All the French troops at present in
Holland shall return to France, with the exception of
five regiments of French infantry, and four regiments
of French cavalry, the only French force to remain is
that country subsequent to the Ist of September. All
that ri lates to the Administrative Department is to
be transacted by the Dutch Commissaries, &c. and
all the French em oyes that can be spared are to re-
turn to France ; the artillery service to be performed
.
by the Dutch regiment of horse artillery, the ter
mint of foot artillery, and the train battalion
From .the above date, the troops of every detail"
!ion are ordered to be quartered in barracks, ma
upon no account to be billeted upon the inhabitants.
—The pay, subsistence, and clothing of the tivcr
remaining in Holland, are to be charged to the bud:
get thereof ; but the Dutch guards and two rely'
ments of cuirassiers, which are on their march for
France, are to be maintained at the charge of the
French Treasury. The Dutch Eleves and Vellies
are directed to be transferred to the marine service of

Holland.
Another Decree, of the same date, permits the
portation under bond, of wheat, rye, and oats.
es•
to the
Dutch provinces, from the ports of the lower Rhine,
Mont Tonnere, the Rhine and Moselle, and the Rolf'
A third Decree, of the same da'e, contains a a•
riety of regulations with regard to the incorper.tiza
Of the Dutch corps with the French army. Thi
troops remaining in Holland are to have an increase
of pay proportioned to the price of provisions in that
part of the empire.
PRIVAI E LETTER.'_,AMSTERDAM, AUGUST SO.
" By an order, under the signattue of the Duke
Reggio, published in Rotterdam, every soldier thee
shall be daily provided by the pr.*, with bottle
of beer, the 16th part of a pinta Hollands, or brand!,
24 as. of bread, 2 os. of pulse, and $ as. of flesh.
" We are tcld that the eni:stment of soldiers for
the Conscriptii it is proceeding with great seiocigle
and that the ranks are composed chiefly of rilustrers.
It is conducted as well in per on as by
The oath of al:egiance has been taken by the troffli
in the sarrlsons o' the towns, and by tbepripciF4gt
of the tohalritants of Holland." signature-.