Star.
London, England, 1826-07-22 00:00:00

11,:nited Mexican

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Boston Papers, to the Ist July, have been received at
tte Not tit and South American Coffee House, this fore-
noon. The following are extracts:
FROM CABACCAt.
The schooner Marina has arrived at this port from Caracas
whence she sailed on the sth of June. We learn from the ChM-
14'. '7! , that the Municipality of the province was summoned to
ru, et at Valencia on the 10th June, to take into consideration the
,t,e tif the province, and to devise measures to restore tranquil-
lity to its inhabitants. General Paes left Caraccas on the 4th,
June, at Sight, in great haste, having been sent for by express from
Valencia. to Tart the disturbance which had broken out among the
troops. , Business was dull at Caroms, no money in circulation;
and toss who owed money would nut or could not pay their debts.
C►foei)iari publishes a letter from General Pact to Bolivar, ex-
planatory of the course he has pursued, which is very different from
that which we published on Saturday, although it is presumed,
both front the same text. Tlee letter published on Saturday
was cireulated to give the eharector of Geri. Pees, as to patriotism
ad gook po4cy,lf not good sense, a very unfavourable cast, while
a letter published in the Colentbialt, it appears to us. will have an op-
pod* effect. The F.ditor et the CV 0 album says, in speaking of this
letter, that those on the spec little need the evidence therein
mamma t♦ satisfy them how imperious have been the circumstances

' under which Central Paez has acted. There is not, he says, to lit-'
found in Venezuela one man, ferlirg like a man, and who dare
avow it, that will net agree with the General in saying' that the
dark policy of administration has inspired general mistrust in
all that comes from Bogota, and the Editor names the following:
the door of justice has been closed on the discontented, needy, and
unbefriended suitor ; concessions, which, after years of impor-
tunity have been wrung from justice one day,hgve, with inexcusable
weakness, of something worse, been recalled in the next, by some
miserable sophistry, or at the instigation of personal influence and in.
trigue ; decisiens in the High Courts of Justice in Bogota have been
surreptitiously withheld since Dtcember last, inasmuch that there Is
not an humble and unbefriended individual in Venezuela, having
haJ transactions with Bologna, who could nut produce a similar one
in Bogota itself--.the facts are well known here. Can such a state
of things then continue; do they not rather prove, what all Vene-
zuela can confirm, that General Paez is strictly justified in assert-
ing, that it is to his moderation and energy alone, that the explosion
has not taken place long since. We are staunch advocates for the
preservation of the union with Bogota, but we desire in her a con-
federate, not a ruler ; we insist on equality, and a system that shall
insure the people their rights, be they in or out of office, near the
administration or distant from it.

Brussels Papers to the 15th inst. and Lisbon Papers
t the 9th, reached us this forenoon. The latter do not
confirm the recent mentioned in the French Papers, that
Sir CHARM STUART has arrived at Lisbon for Biazil.
The following are exit acts :
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BRUSSRLS, JOLT 15.
His Majesty left the Hague the day before yesterday, to return to
too. The Prussian Princes are expected here today from she
Hague.—The first herring beat arrived at Vlaardingen on the 13th.
The fifteen barrels of herrings sold at 700 florins.
The Count de Lima, Minister frosa Portugal to the Court of the
Nethetgands, has arrived at the Hague.
16th.—The Count de Celle", Minister of the First Chamber of
the States General, whom many persons believed to be still at
Rome. has returned to the Netherlands, and has passed some days at
the Hague. We shal) not be surprised if it turns oat that M. de
Celles has brought with him a good Concordat.
17th.—His Majesty, by a Decree of. the 12th of this month,
has assigned on the Treasury a sum of 20,000 florins towards re•
building the Church of St. Paul at Rome.
18th.—His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange presided
yesterday in the Lodge of his Masons, V &pinnace, of which he is
the head. The Assembly was remarkably numerous.

LISBON, Jaxv S.
The Casella contains, an extract from the Emile of 19th June,
anneancing the abdication of the Crown of Portugal, by Don Pedro,
in favour of his daughter. .6 We bops." says the Gong*" that we
shall soon record the confirmation of this important news, to tom.
plete the satisfaction of the Portuguese."
The Lisbon Gazette to the sth instant contains no accounts rela-
tive to the affairs of Portugal and Brazil ; only, in a Supplement,
the act of abdication and detract of the Emperor„ as well as Ills
speech on opening the Brazilian National Assembly, already pub-
lished. The accounts of the health of her Royal Highness the
Princess Regent are very favourable. .

This forenoon we received the St.Pdersburgh Journals
to the sth Inst. They state that the Army d t►e Caucasus con-
tinues to act with success against the lunation&

The Paris Papers of Thursday have arrived. They
announce the interesting fact of Sir CRARLINI STUART'S
arrival at Lisbon on the 7th instant. In the course of
the same day, he set out for Caldas, where thaitemurr
was taking the baths ; on the 9th he returned to Lisbon ;
and on the 10th the Ramat and her sisters arrived in
the capital. The Gamete of the 10th contained the
Royal Decree, confirmatory of the Regency, and an.
flounced that the new Charter was in the press, and
would speedily be promulgated.