Star.
London, England, 1816-11-18 00:00:00

CIVI TA VECCHIA, OCTOBER 211.

The merchant` vessel the Alptionso, having on
board two Missionaries,' coming from Canton, has
brought some (Maas of .the
_Revolution which has
yaws place uSakin. and. which has put.an end to,
.the glorious reign of Kia Ks..ig, Emperor of China
" On the 3d of September,- Kia King was de-
throned by the revolt of the Guards of his Palace,
having at their head two'great Officers of the army
& woman caned Son-Kan-Tan, has, it is said, been,
the soul of this revolution, which, if we can believe
the intelligence, will change the face of China." 1
The above intelligence was given to she Captain
of the Alphonso ay st Portuguese Captain who left
Canton after the revolution. The people, .still more
Mastic than Kia King, were excited to the revolt in
the name of the Gods of the Empire, whose facts the
Emperor bad veiled.

Since our last we have received intelligence from
the River Plate to the end of August. The Indepen-
dents, we Ansi, have not yet been annihilated, as
reported sine hundred and ninety-nine times in the
Spanish Official Papers; :Ad, for the rtke of justice
and humanity—for the sake of our own commerce'
and manufactures, which have. nothing to es,,ect
from the gratitude of Old Spai3—we hope they will
ultimately prevail in the contest in which they have
been so long engaged. They may meet with reverses, I
the want of proper concert among theniselves ; . the!,
workings of envy and other passions among some
of their loaders, may retard their triumph i but their:
object cannot be frustrated by suet an imbecile Go.
vernment as that which ;eeks again to enslsve them.
One of • the Letters received from Buenos Ayres,
sew, a very iarportAiit fast, I,79,wasds of 10011'sench
Odgers, ch;efir ortillerpoiroti assivetlitt-tee rei‘ll

from the I.7uited States. They were immediately
engaged by the existing Government of Banos
Lynx. and effected thipre-union with General An-
*WA& The inhabitants place great reliance on this
addition to the independent cause.—For other ac-
counts received see a preceding column.

We have also received since Saturday, Quebn
Gaieties to the 12th ultimo, from which we liave
given extracts. The harvest is reported to have been
rather unfavourable in the parishes below Quebec ;
but through the upper provinces the crop has been
abundant and well gnt in. These Papers also present
some particulars respecting Lord StLICIIIK'S expedi-
tion. but the affair seems to demand, and will cer-
tainly obtain,, further elucidation.

YesterdirDivine Service WAS performed at Carl
ton House, by the Rev. Dr. STAKIIat CLARKS, alga
plain to the Household.
The Duke of Yonic went to Windsor on Saturday
morning. His Royal Highness went from thersilis
Oatlands, and dined with the DUCHISS. His Royal
Highness arrivedin London to-day. •
The Loan CUADICILLoIt had alnng audience auks
Panics Raoarr, yesterday, at Canton .House.
The Princess Surinta of GLoticesvira is on a visit
to the Duke and Duchess ul GLoncssrmt, at Bagshot
Park.
The Duchess of-Costontaton was slightly indis-
posed yesterday. Her Royal Highness received
visit from the Countess-Limos. -

FURSHAL or THE MARCHIONESS WittursLET.--On'
.Thursday last,: at .two o'clock, the remains of thfi
Marchioness WSZLISLEY were removed from Ted'
desler, the seat of Mr. Lvrmsrotr, for interment in
the vault of his family, in the Chancel of the Church,
at Penkridge, in Staff ird.hire. The funer4l was
conducted with all the honours suitable to her rank
and' character, and was attended .by many of her
Ladyship's friends resident in the vicinity. The-
hearse was preceded by a numerous attenJance of
Mr. Lerrt.rrou's tenantry on horseback. The chief
mourners were two of her Ladyship's sons, and
Mr. Lvrrnsrost. her ion.in.law. Among the car.
riages forming the procession, was noticed that of the
Marquis War.Lesces, litewise those of the Gentle.-
men who officiated as pall bearers, Hon. Mr. Monet'.
TON, Mr. Z. MONCETOS, Sir G: Picior. Sir J.
Witallistsv, Mr. ViALHOCHS, htiviza.
The funeral was arranged by Mr. Roams, of War-
wick-street, who furnished the heraldic and other,
ornaments. The plate on the coin bore the joint
antis of the Marquis and Marchioness,- and the fol-
lowing is a copy of the' Inseription
The most Nuble
HYACINTHE GABRIELLE, Marchioness WELLESLEY.
Web et Wives. Marqtds WasAtit.gt.
Koicht of the Mom Noble Order a the Gantt Its. Ste. eze.
Who tirpoissit this lit* at Tedsissisy, to Stotioodibb.,
tiovssobier,
A44,Si
eks was the aspilstit of fisaaa Roues, of Pans.