Star.
London, England, 1828-10-24 00:00:00

RIO DE JANEIRO
raw eft =mum Iransuitilts • "
Assort il,--Najur.Oestral Jae Mood fie`Alwielde. Graf&

Dor of Moots Video, is peaked to redo that post, ita cow.
'sew of hisprocatious states( health ; sad MajerpOeseral Mosel
Jew Rodrigues, 'of Csionsis de asersatests, succeeds ; sod
the latter is succeeded by Major. Geo. Joao Chrisostomo Callsds
Amuse clit.—His Majesty the Emperor having dud the Sin if
this swath, at ten is the soorming, to receive from Lord Passemby
his crodentish as Amoy Rurasedioary sod Miolsoir Nemirow.
tiary of his llsitsmoic Majesty it this Court, his Lordship pea
seeded to the Paste is the city; when the whole Court was so.
sembled for the purpose is the conconary.tion, sad wes record
by his Imperial Majesty with aM the marks of scientism and Mb
bility with which he always resebuts the represistadves of Me
august Aar%

Autat♦tz V3.—hs Die* males dr Manifesto et elis hos 0
Oporto, dated Nay 28,1128.

Amen U.—Adrader of the Reep-sf tic disceei erase
public rayon ter vein, in etweerseme et a rein* to dist elled
addressed to hies by the Smote et Le de hooky.
Alwyn le. —The Thais commis the Proshweselth et the hats
et ()pone ot Jim 1.
News was received at Me ed the 24th. tram Madeira. that Dm
alit had been proclaimed Kies—that Ms weeps had marred
Opens—sad that the Provisional Jests, the Merv& et Pelwrilif
&c. had led is Weed. disc as this @ewe was gives at Madeira
oy the frigate which bees* the Governer swims, by lbs is'
ant, and wham the lababitaiste of Madeira. soonest le the oath et
fidelity to .Dees Pedro IY. rasped Is receive, dame suareseete
earn to deserve little credit, and we wak kg their tookraggliara
Mario IhoPtingnas to Adig. 30.
(These papas de not mastitis% or rem allude N the atheism
with &won Lysol.).
The Alsswieig• il, is • Fraskieet Papers liebe
mop 4. 4o
lth lattsui, were rewind this few ass The wdy Wide eleedi

el'fattirg from these papers is dated Odessa the 31:041 Sf sciainstil;r.
which states that the Furtign Aittii,ters. accredited to the ltu*.t.sis
Ciiort, Who were still remaining in that town, weft said to have
received trum Count Ne.seirode an invitation to go to St. Peters
burgh, whither his AlAjes‘y the Fanperor intended to return in the
course of this booth. Nothing bad lately been published there
from the theatre of war ; the public expected whit great impatience
farther accounts front Scbumla and Varna.—lt is mentioned fron►
Frankfort, that the corps of Prince Scherbatoff, which left Jassy 7th
Sept. and was to go to Silistria, amounted to 36,000 men.

The Courier of &w pm gibes the following news
from Constantinople:

4, Yesterday the Porte gave liberty to all the Greek hostates
who were detained since the commencement of the re'volution

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they have permission to go where their affairs rill them. All the
European Officers who were in the army to eve instruetionsio the
troops, have had permission to leave. Some 'of them have arrived
here from Selsuinii, but M. Gant.*** remiinl at his post."

A Jamaica mall has also arrived, by which paper% have been re-
teived at the North and South American "Gam house to the 2d
September.'

, PROM THE I.IIMAICA COURANT, AUG. 27.
COLOMBIA-IWO TTTTT .

&DION BOLIVAR, LtaaaAToa•—Hrving positively understood that
a considerable force of Spanish troops is accumulating in the Ha-
!naiads, and having every reason to believe that the destined *him
b Cojatabia, I have decreed:

. 1. That our Republican Army shall be increased to forty thou-
sand asen—ten thousand for the district of the South—ten thousand
for the district of Magdalena—ten thousand for the district of the
North—and. ten thousand for the Central district.

.& YJa adiitiost to 'this- regular force, the Auaillary Militia shall
be augmesitorkiao-thavit may be capable of forming another army,
as comiderablep H not superior to that composed of the regular
troops.
3. It is recommended to the military authorities to see to the
dug Organisation and discipline of the army and militia, the equip.
anent of the artillery, the repairs of the fleet, the provision of
ammunition for our fortified places, and to atteud.to the defence
'of the cuuntry.

4. The decree of Congress, dated the Sth of August, limiting
the standing army of the Republic to 9,980 men, is suspended.
(Signed) Sf MON HOU VAR, President.

illexascs.—This h a curious decree; no such expedition as that
stated is meditated in the' Hat?limb, therefore it is appasert
that the augmentation of troops is for other purposes.
A shock of an earthquake was felt in this city yesterday, but
opinions differ as to its character, some considering it violent,
others the reverse. The shock was most felt in the houses con-
structed en made land. •

cITY, Twztvi o'CocK.

The arrivals this morning have been numerous, not less dun ten

foreign Mails, by which we have.inforniation of some importance,
but more particularly that from Brazils, that of peaccitiaving taken
place !memo the contending parties, in consequence of which
Brazilian and Buenos Ayreao Securities have got up 3 per cent.
We have also Bogota Pants to the 4th of August, which state
that the Government has issued a decree to mortgage the produce
tabaeee im the state of Various, to meet the obligations of the
turnip Creditors.

Candi opened at 86, and at present may be quoted at 86 to a.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK
Ilse Causal klarket remains steady at 86 to a, with little doing.
The !actuation during the morning has not been more than a per
teat.—ln the Foreign Market the chief business doing is in Buenos
Ayres and Brazil Stocks.

Dispatches v ere received this mhrning at the Colo.
'Dial Office from Jamaica and from the 13;hama Islands.

• • • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

*ATLI Alt R MID Tuts Dar.—Dublia 1--Wsterford I—France 1...
liesubtergb S—Hellasd I—Lifebos 4--Brosils Y•Jeamab 1.

Tht Bopbia. from Batavia to Haab. gb. was spokes witb oh
te s(b instant ia lst. 32. %sag. 33. by bis Naivety% sbip Briton.
'strived it Portsmouth. The Master states thgt be bad been
buardeil N. tong. 30. by a Buenos Ayres brig. wbleb•
•kit the lagbia. and watt In chasm at a seboomer, hod captured bar
after as anima of two boors.

Dam., Oce. N.N.2.--Sailad the Thomas lUttg.Wite
Immo*. for Damian; *Camden, TATE. for Trinidad; Chieftain.
Yarrow, for St. Vitserat's; Fermata Gaeta*. far Ncvs South
Wales ; sad gam an the outward-be:ad.

Ponsloniess, '0cv.13.-a.Wiod N. W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Briton, from Rio Janeiro, wilt *MOO dollars on merchants'
account. Peace was proclaimed between Bosom Ayres and Bras
ail. Also arrived the Falani yacht, the Right Hun. bird Yaks-
soaoutia, from the Mediterranean ; left Navarin on the 17th, and
blabs op the itSth ultimo, bunging dispatches from Sir P. Mat.
smut, and the Governor at Malta. Sailed the Jane, Winsaat.s,
Mr Madeira.

FALMIOUTII, Orman 2.2.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Tyrian
pocket, from Cartkagena-sailed 201 b August, and from Jantaci
Sal September; the Lord blelvilfe packet, from Brakilm-tailed from
Itio Illst Aspen, ILkis Stb September, and Pernambuco 14th;
Duke of Matibornogb packet, from Lisbon--wiled sth instant.—
Tbe Liverpool brig packet was plundcred ty pirates off the *e-
vent Hals, and the Captain cruelly treated by them. Also
arrived the Stammer packet, from Lisboa—sailed 1411 i instant.

. ilarstru., Orr. t3.—The Spheroid, arrived here from Sc. Vim
'ernes. fell in with, on the 24th ultimo, in lat. 27. long. GO the
brig Queen, water-logged. wkh only foremast mul bowsprit stand-
ing. The-crew bad been living in the turetop, sad apparently.
*beefy takes uff. The deep was under water. Arrived also tht
Lnomiaoos, and Jests, ea Nasarus,:ao-m, from Moab ,
Invearoos.„ Orr. 22.—Arrived the Fasourita. Tasoams, Albion,
!ll'Nam, and Lady Ann, Bairiame, from Malaga.
Cumberland of Alaryport. Ticked, master, arrived at Kirk-
cudbright on the inch Oct. front Rickibucto; sailed thence as the
nisi Sept. same d.y, spoke the Elisabeth of Harrington, for Ayr g
left there the following vessels loading--The Ocean of idaryport,
Thomson, master, for Catlisfe; Kell • Carlisle -cd Workingtemes.
Houma, master, tor. Leal:aster • liendemun of Workington, Turn.
bull, mast, r, for, Wititeltaven ; 'Brllossa Id Workington ; Isabella,
st and fur C.1'14161.4 Murphy, maater • Sir William Wal ace, Ander
sun. itia-ten; of and for Aberdeen. 'lire following vessels bad arrived
at Itiehilaucto,vam—The Robert, William Harris, of Lancaster;
.Jhry and Kelso., both of Marypurt ; Wellingtoa.uf Chester, and
George Canning of Aberdeen. Oa the 10th ism is lat. bb. :.0 N.
kn. 11 14, IV: *puke the Flower Villa of Wkitehaves, from Sicily,
boned. for Cork, rand on the 13th last. spoke the sloop Mary of
Alias, WE the Smalls, from Gresisook for B.
mune TUB IPLTIMOVTIN J 110111.1114 OCT.

The Nightingale' Brauer, Lissome,* Wood, sailed ea Monday
moo a cruise.
The Royalist tender sailed yesterday for Falmouth.
In Hammes*, she *heath, %Seriphs.. hums, Dispatch, Trio-
ode, Spbyre, Spey, Dover. Spdedy, Antelope, and Asp.

A ItliT.—The 7th Howes: bevy received orders to
March tam Kilkenny to Dublin one squadron sad bead quarters;
oho ale squadron to march from Clamant. Two squadrons and
serod.qoartas of the sth Hants lave been ordered to Newbridge

Barreika.
Tim area to the north of &. Martin's Church is every
aey octeedisig, by the removal of the bottles hitherto forming that
Illtby swiglibuurboud.
r twornes..e resei waif forming on the summit rf
Pi enrom.hill,Ser theGt and Junction Company, is nearly completed.
its spout Imam.—this Novel tvi I be much teed
• • ha great topk—thr policy of England towards Ireland—the
teii, What onght now to be done with the Irish Catholics? e
uppermost at present in the public mind ; and it is IWOOlastess, u
von all engrossing ; its great.stapk—tbe feelings of the Ratglhh and
blob cowards each whet. or rather of the provinelalining Anglo.
Irish. or Orange faction, towards their half countryman—would
hoe beers etteresliog a; soy rime, &WU kill requiring at awe a
purl rake.... ot ',wham sod ea sualyeis motives ; but kis doubly
so now, hen the feelings of which it omelets, and the manner M
Which they are dealt with. involving the quirt and prosperity of an
empire ; and to sheer attractions we nit's' *hi likewise the intrw
•- wsetiuwou the mimeo of we barrette public characters; end,
ym d all, aid without which the rest would lose ail their natural
met. the shrewdness knowledge of the world, semis power. bad
• gerievis 'ts ew. of the avatar. Who he I. we do net pretend iv h.ow.
.....aseasasys.