Star.
London, England, 1828-09-11 00:00:00

M. Jose Demote P
et Justice. ad betwixt.

M. Joss aernardino Baptists Pereira. Minister of Flamm
M. Francha Cordial do Silva Form. Minister of War.
M. Mignil de Bons Mello Ahretin, Minister of Madan

The Marquis of A racarb Minister at Fordse Araks.
Jew S.—The packet from the wadi still keeps ow, and akhotik
erotism had away arrivals from Monte Video, net a single syliabk
so the pest tosstion of peace or war has. transpired.
Tossietley gm Ave o'clock his lorrW Majesty acetate*
bar Ma*/ Deo= Mule it. on bawd the Insperstres Moat
sod seeaskied so bawd di sight. This writing, st daybreak, dm
sdisseakli the comae Dams Francisca weighed amber, ast pr..
oisimloo,titeir valorem Lenore, wkh hsc Shiest! the Qom of
Portiot sod wake. Nis Imperial Stalesty secompasisd her Ma.
jesty outskie of the hashes'', and then took a Sisal leave of Ms M.
loved digelkee, sad reamed in tM mew boat. Hi. Mainly',
chip the theses willseceaparty.pws barmy as far as the Nos.
Jew 111.--The Lady Wallow packs has et lentil arrived,
het sheiriep Side or mediae Dew or decisive as nerds ream-
alsoi444 oldie Caw, bowsaw, kw far cosikowd. 'bathe
PrelloMakirs of peace eared by Beall haw hoes accepted, ace!
Cownissigters grimed to leak minim pesos hawses the two
coestriss.—Bit Hersh m Jely 13.
BUENOS ATMS, Junta 4.

The Orme eaataise a &peek dated frees Hawn Cams Is
Ibriai. Nay 111, PM, is which the Brigadier Omni Dna Fria-
I mom WNirs gives as mow of the mew, of the Seers Tani
et the Oriental Madam by tie mope d the Beyebdc ander hie

asseaand.
Jose 14.—The &gat& fns Generalleira, geblishosi la set
hut. k ispertar t. net only frees she sancesses gained, but as eviackg
the disposition of that (Mica to aid the MUMS eenee. At itie
Janeiro and Mas.e Vides his defeats fres the stasind of the
itepettlic was luolual upon as certain. sad groat risks maid
frees k. A reference to the sap will prove the alerts which&
well essbinedettaelt front the traterr el So Midas° ton► ham

epos Brash, end the expedition ;wider Gevenser Lopes bids Wt
to produce eposiderabie Mawr Mr. Mom Coos-0s
portion a his issuing MU, addressed a Nets to the Weise
opts the solace of the divides& doe es the leas; math's. that es hie
aided ia.lidgisod sot oily the Cloweramest, hot the ehantaiden.
would expect to receive same ialansetioa epee that had, d.
sway with Sop saftvsorabb aplaipo the laser nisi Igoe. Is sea
is 18 prove the good isteedoos sod smoky et the Osisoms mss'
OM. &ado' alleviate in a degree the looses it the ehoelleidirs,
ldr.. Negate to este do a reanitratsee betas wadebyMs *PO
Whip Dods ; this wssl.l not oily prolate the 'greet% already mod.
hot esiirot. the English Gqveranterst that Chills wonky et
actions.

occipying a distinguished place among
The Minister immediaiely mat a nue to the Congress eottearieg
them, &her taking icto oonsifferation the ealatary effects Iwo the
credit of the aatiou, which compliance with the abase must haw.
that they, would authorise tbt disposal of the *star of Saute Dr-
Mingo, the product of whisk would allow the Goserasiss"
mud' 100,000 dollars on account, and to settle other &wig&
The permisllon fur the sale was granted by the Cosigns&

. INSURRECTION IN BOLIVIA.
Letters frost Potosi state, that the troops to Cituistacs
doled on the morning of the left of April. /be Preogou (kg'")
endenouriag to quell thew, was son:rely wounded sad glade
prisoner. On the 22d, the Oevert.or of l'ototi, at the head of wet
troops, attaelitd them, and succeeded to driving theta cwt et tbe
town, and rescued listere. About forty persons were Wed oit
ddes. The ntutinetts redred to a place called Lagoon : rag
many persons had joined than.
Joss ti.—lo the message from the Goveromet to the letio•
&store is the following passage-6' The segociatioas for pace with
his Mailiaty the Emperor of Brasil still continue. and then sir
welifounded hopes that the day is not far distant in which them'
will tensions satisfactorily ; notwithstanding which, the Gaol'
agate seasible that homer is the vital principle of eatioosecAuirew
to support it at every sacrifice min peace cam be realised
hopes, that shield oemeity require it. you will with &awe nolo
every necomary secedes. The ,Isthmus of war condom moire
to give na prods of their good wither, and Great Britain reed.
us constantly the gold oleos of a true friend. The Olken 1001
forces by lasi sad tea have tlieelayed great constaael and Weil'

and have obtaltrid teaddeAls adssolspho wb maimseted
them to the respect and mailbag of every pod eidus%4Brdidi
POO of Nona .4yret to Jose ft.'

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Extract of a letter from Buenos Ayres, of the 22d
of June, posted at thr North end South Atitelicei
Coffee house:
The Brazilians have been lately mere on the alert, owing*, I
appose, to some severe repriotands from bendAiartere: Vessels
will get in and out is spite of them; several, however, have been
detained, and sent to Moot* Video. Admiral Brown, with nine
schooners, wear down to Insenade a few days since. It brought on
an action with the. Brazilian squadron, which continued for eight
hours, and at the end they were obliged to nuke way for our gallant
Brown; his little squadron returned to the Inner Roads last night,
having had two lilfed, and 'noie wounded. I cannot give you
Inch information respeedng peace; three Deputies have been
appointed tram this Government to proceed to Rio to negotiate,
bet so time is flied for She@ embarkation. Various opinions are
knurled upon the mak; the moat prevalent is,- that they will
'comeback ne they went. brazil affects to bold this Republic in
rest contempt, but she will Bad her mistake by and by. Our
Senate opened oh the tarla inst. Exchange oa London,l6d.to 17d•
per dollar. Norton, the Brazilian Commodore, has had his right
arm shot off' in an action, and haegone to Monte Video." •

•
Lisbon Papers to the lst inst. hue been received ;I
they contain documents relating to the late troubles in
Portugal of no interest to the'English reader. Tbese
papers all contribute to show the;.tomplete esta-
blishment of the absolute rule of Musuit. without a
shadow of opposition. We have gives extracts in a
preceding column.

The Paris Papers
,received last eight, contain the
same Russian. bulletins of the 7th and 11th of August
Which appeared in par Nisei of.Maiidat list, but sup;
ply as with no intelligence of amore recent date from
the seat of the, war.' *e belie extracted horn the
Messager des tiawbres a letter datedNienna, the 49th
ilk: in which will be found some interesting particulars
telatise to the Russian army before fitchemia. The ac-
counts froth Alexandria, 1)1 war ,of ltlavvealesestate
that the VICIRCIT had set the Greek prisoners at liberty,
and that he bad iliit'utdeted bis sea' to 'evacuate "the
Moreab

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TweLve 6CLocz.

Coosa& disused thirtooroleg at s 8 far the Aesoint, aad at prep
stet they map be gee* ottiaj Jot Ahem, and oiti firths Ac-
count, with scarcely "orbit's defog. • •
The Rio Paper* of the 14th of 501y.statet seder the bead of
Rea* Apes, Jime.oh, tite.tiefirfsire yaterdef
.the Red-
bilet a (tvi datir*Cipleoi to her airiest. Ger tiaarkee
WheidAbosiseyi from the easeetaloty of the departure of the De-
piedik; "be it la Ittmews for certain' (heyday do gorge by the pre-
sent packet.

CITY. HALF-PAEJ ONE O'CLOCK,
The Coma Market has somewhat imProviid.since the early part
oldie morning, when they were $41,1111d at pram any be Varied
Ulf for the Account ; this impriventent is attributed to the French
Funds leaving off higher on Monday. and it is said the Three per
Cents. come to 74f. be. and the Five per Cents. 106 f. 750..ez div.
but up to this hour we do not .hear of any extra express bran
arrived front Paris; the above prices come by the French Mail.
At present we are without further intelligence from the Erie.
In the Foreign 'market dttfe doing, except in BrailUan Bonds,
which have improved, in commence of favourable information
from that quarter. >
THREE O'CLOCK.
We ham a current tapir' that the Emperor of Baum has (Ili!
approved of the conduct of his Midweek( here in not 'paying
the Portuguese dividends—in consequence of which it is expected
that the dividends on the Portuguese bonds will be paid.

Dispatches were received Was taming at the Colonial
Office front' LienteGeneial Diaat.pia, Governor of
New &nth Wales. . .
Dispatches woe received this storeiegattheForeige
Office fume- the British Astitattaader ex Rio Janeiro;
else from Mr rtai.essies, the British cOnsig•Getteral it

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Mfr. B ra Pamarts in town yesterday after*
noes &oar !right*
The Prussian Minister had an interview with the
Zart of Amapa= Yesterday, at the Office of the secretary of State
foe fereigis Affairs. His Rtediency also transacted business at the
Wee of the Board of Tied*.
filir Humor/ Lowe transacted business with Sir G.
NOSSAT yesterday, atthe Colonial Mee, Downing-street.
Theaussser,given.yesterday. at Bushy, Park, to all
lambkin after the health of the Duke of Csaaauca. was, " Hb
Royal Highness is muchlsetter." The Duke bas been enabled to
leave his chamber daring ilae last two days. His Royal Highness
was eagagrd yesterday afternoon ter a considerable dine with
• Captain.BSeei en, his private Secretary, who arrived at Busby
from the Adislealty,
The price•et bread in Paris remains almost without
Militias. the db. loaf (41b. dies. Iloglisb) of the first quality has
boss Bard foe the Gra Wildest in September at 16 sons Mu Bards.
'MAUCH OF hirm.t.acre—The Chinese boast that
sbey are the only peogiem earth who see with both eyes. There
are,.however, same eXtrilllDS to this exclusive privilege claimed
by the Celestial.; sad i a certain Morayshire Laird's statement
be correct, be forms one. A friend passing lately, discovered the
Laird seated with a book in his hand in front of his neat little
cottage by the way-side. " Will, Laird," said bee bow are you
to-day—you ere.plemently mated there." • Aye," replied the
Laird," It's very shortsesso. There's a hands o' folk to
the ameket, and I just look at them wi' the as e'es read my
bulk wi' the ttiter."—Emehmas Journal.
MASCO OP IsTELLscv.—That the sons of Cann*
ars not such laggirds in the grand " march of intel-
lect* as we are apt to suppose, is fully evinced by the
following highly poetical inscriptions, which, instead of
• the vulgar insignia of " BoOts and Shoes, are to be
found on the iigns of two• brethren of the craft is the
Metropolis—
" Here's the moo that wont refuse
• • Fur to mend both boots and shoes;
My leather's good; my charges just;
]Excuse me—l cannot trust."
'The next is more sublime; but as it has less of the
business-like style than the former, I should be inclined
to ?Teter the man of modest pretensions for my coblerp,
0 Blow, 0 blow, ye gentle breezes,
MI awing the leaves and freezes;
• * Sing, 0 sing, ye heavenly muses,
And I wM mend your hoots and shames."

Thursday the 28th of August, two boys, aged about
fifteen, employed in a cotton mill at &stab • were
quarrelling together, when one told the other that if he
pleased he could cause him to be guillotined. The fore.
man of the manufactory made him explain himself,
when he gated that in the month of June, 1824, they
killed a rung girl, and threw her into the water. These
circumstances were stated in the presence of the brother
r)f titer victim. The dead body of the girl was found
some days after the crime; but the authors of the crime,
until the present time, were unknown. They were ar-
rested, and have been committed for trial. The two
boys were, when they committed this crime, between
twelve and thirteen years of age,and their victim-about
seven.—French Paper.

ASCENT. OF Mi. GREEN'S .BALLOON.
• 7.7,91.--- • •
A049114-11eve. is
• This being the day fizetliy• Mr. tireen for his asecint,
and the expenses having heel defrayed by a handsome
subscription raised in the town, a large assenitslAge of
people was collected by melee o'clock on the Castle.
bill.and on the Parade, to witness so novel an ex4ibi
tion. The wind unfortunately shifted to the S.E. cruis-
ing the channel wag out of the question; and the state
of the weather was altogether so .unfavourable, as to
make it adiisable to shorten the expedition as much as
possible. Mr. Green was, however, determined not to
disappoint the inhabitants of Dover. who have not wit-
nessed the rising of a balloon since the famous Mr.
Blanchard and Dr. Jeffery crossed t-) Calais in 1785.
A space of ground was enclosed between LiverpOlil-
terrace and the Marine Parade, close to the gibotneter,
from whence the gas was introduced by a pipe into the
balloon. The process of filling was commenced soon
after twelve, and the time that was thus unavoidably
occupied was enlivened by the Band of the SOth Regi-
ment. though the hilarity of the spectators was some-
what damped by heavy showers of rain. At a quarter
past four, all being ready, and Mr. Green being -seated
in the car, accompanied by Mr. Pearne, Clerk to Sir
Thomas Mantel', ot the Packet Office. the cords were
loosened, and the balloon mounted majestically into the
air, amidst the waviog of bats and handkerchiefs, and
the- cheers of the assembled multitude. The wind now
shifting from the Southward to S.S.W. and the balloon
taking a direction towards• Deal and the Isle of Thanet,
Mr. Green thought it prudent not to continue theascent,
and quickly began letting out the gas. It is *apposed
be will descend in the neighbourhood either of Deal or
Sandwich this evening,' and return immediately to this
place, from whence it is not lasprobable •he may yet
Boss to Fiance should the wind be favourable.
' The embarkations for Calais andßoalogne duringthis,
week have been unprecedentedly numerous; each packet
has carried on an average six or eight Carriages, and
mme are arriying to-day. From this, and the concourse
of visitors who are bathing bes:s,. we are in an unusual
state cf 'bustle and gaiety. s'.

CHELTENRAM, Serr.9.

A Grand Ball was given yesterday evening, at the
Assembly Rooms, which, owing so the patronageof the
Princess PATIN/Art, who honoured the Ball with her
presence, was attended by nearly the whole of our visi-
tors of distiniiktis. The apartments themselves appeared
to great acheantage, being brilliantly illuminated. The
Princess entered the Ball Room about 10 o'clock, acconi-
' panied by th.BOISILACIOW and Mr. CHAS. MARSHALL,
the Master of the-Ceremonies, and was received by the
Austrian national anthem, 4. God preserve the Emperor,"
which was struck up by the band as the Princess cajoled.:
Her Highness's daughter danced some quadrilles doting
the evening with the Hon. WM: BATHURST, and ako
wetze4 with Count WALCSICI.
The Princess ESTaaHillY was at the Promoted* at
she Montpelier Spa, of winch her Highness is a constant
daily attendant, by nine o'clock this morning.