Star.
London, England, 1810-08-07 00:00:00

REVOLUTION AT BUENOS AYRES,

By the Mutine brig, from South America, Govern-
ment has received the important intelligence that the
inhabitants of Buenos Ayres and Monte Video have
followed the revolutionary example of the inhabitants
of the Caraccas, deposed the Viceroy, and estabFshed
a Provisional Government. It is impossible to cal-
culate the consequences which may result from this
movement. One thing appears certain : whatever
may be the result of the contest in Spain, South' Ame-
rica can never now come under the dominion of No-
poLsow, or of his Brother.

In consequence of this change in the Government,
some regulations favourable to commerce were esta-
blished. The duties on the export of hides were re-
duced about nineteen per cent. as were those on tallow
twelve per cent. The duties on other articles are pro-
portionally reduced, but t& scale was not settled
when the vessel, (the Muntm) that broug bt the dis-
patches, came away.
LINIERS, who made so conspicuous a figure id the
history of the expedition under General WHITLOCIM
has continued in the interior of the country, at a great
distance from the theatre of revolution, and has appa-
rently taken no part in the late changes. Don M. de
EBROOtti is appointed Deputy or Ambassador to this
Court, and is now in London.

To the preceding accounts of the state of affairs
on the eastern side of South America, we have added,
from some Spanish Papers, others of a very different
character. They consist of letters from Mexico, the
one by the Archbishop Viceroy to General VENEGAS,
professing the determination of that establishment to
preserve its connection with Old Spain, under all its
misfortunes; and the other from the Consulado of
the same Capital to the Governor of Cadiz and the
President of the Junta, expressing the same sentiments
of attachment to the Parent Country.
The People of Mexico have raised a contribution
of four millions of dollars, for the support of the
war, which is to be transmitted to Europe by the first
convenient opportunity.

A Gottenburgk Mail arrived this morning, and
German Papers to the 25th July.

Dr. Rossi, suspected of having been in some way
accessary to the death of the CROWN PRINCE, has been
banished for life. The Countess of PIPER has been
honourably acquitted.
On the 23d ult. the Swedish Diet was opened at
Orebro with the usual formalities.

On the 80th, a large fleet from the Baltic, under
convoy of two sail of the line and two frigates, arrived.
The German papers contain accounts from the
frontiers of Turkey to the Ist. ult. The progress of

the Rogan army has occasioned apprehensions et
an insurrection breaking out at Constantinople. Some
fears are expressed in some of the letters for the satity
of Mr. ADAIRI but we find by others that an English
frigate arrived at Const uitinople in May, to receive
his Excellency on board.

These papers present nothing else of the smallest
importance.

This day we received Lisbon Papers of the 24th
ult.-•-one day later than those received yesterday...
They add but little to our former accounts. The
following is the only article we have met with, that
deserves any kind of notice :
LISBON. JULY 14.
Intelligence has been received frr m Cadiz, of the
14th instant, up to which day nothing of importance
had taken place either in that city or in the South of
Spain. But numerous slight actions, fought in Biscay
and Navarre, chew that the insurrections in those two
provinces become every day more formidable.
Several accounts received from Italy state, that the
French entertain strong apprehensions of another at-
tack on the isle of Corfu by the English, and that the
pretended expedition of Murat is merely a stratagem,
intended to prevent the English from engaging in
any serious operations against that island, which is,
in truth, the key of the Adriatic.

NAVAL 11VTELLIGENC8.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 4.

Arrived, Princess Mary, 23 days from New York.
Put back, the ZENoBIA, with the Indefatigable, Fame,
and Urania, transports. The WOLVERINE Sinop of
war, and convoy, is still here, wind bound.—Arrived
the brig Segar from the river Plate, with the loss of
her fore-top-mast.—Wind variable.

PLYMOUTH,_ AUGUST 3.
Arrived the PassmaNT frigate, from Portsmouth ;
she is ordered up harbour, to have a thorough repair.
Arrived the FANCY hired cutter from Rochef'rt, the
WISAZLE schooner from Falmouth, and the PEACOCE
sloop from the Downs. Sailed the ESPIEOLE sloop
for Torbay, the CONSTANT gun-brig for Basque Roads,
and l'Ainut frigate for the French coast—it is re-
ported she is going to the East Indies. Went nut
of harbour to Cawsand Bay, the SAN DOMINO°, 74,
Captain HILL ; she will receive the flag of Sir R.
STRACHAN, and will sail for the Cape.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 6.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Mose from a cruise off
Havre, DIANA frigate from Lisbon, OSPREY sloop of
war with a convoy of about 40 sail from the Down?.
Sailed his Majesty's ships DONEGAL, CONQUESTADOR
of 74 guns, and the Cociurrra sloop of war, for off
Cherburgh. His Majesty's ship MuTINE, which ar.
rived yesterday, brought over from Monte Video, a
Gentleman, as Ambassador from the Spanish Co.
lonists.