Star.
London, England, 1817-10-02 00:00:00

MMUS, Of TUE INITIATOR.

" In the same of the Society of Fries& of the estestry, I re-
ceive yes into their number. The enterprise to which yes bare
attached yoorseif is a sublime enterprise. Imitate not the vel-
um who have plunged France into an abysh by attending cooly
to their own interests. Sacrifice them if It be necessary, and
posterity will bless your memory."
The letters L. M. D. S. L. C. are said to have
signified initi.lly J.a Main Dreier Sur Le Cam,. The
plot, according to the disclosures of the informers,
was very extended; embraced not only Paris, but
all the departments—had agents in every cone of the

civil and military branches of Administration—
and was under the supreme direction of some very
important personages, of whose names, however, we
are not yet put in possession. _

The foreign intelligence in these Papers is neither
various nos of much interest. A report prevails at
Petersburg!), that notwithstanding the kite aanonace-
ingot of the Euraeon's intention to sojourn for some
months in the Southern Provinces, it is not impro-
bable that he may, after all, winter in the Capital.
The King of Payssm, according to the expectation
entertained at Berlin, ought by this time to have th-
rived there.

The Archduchess Hamm; spouse of the Arch-
duke Palatine, was delivered on the 14th ultimo of a
Princess; but both the mother and the young Prin-
cess are since dead.

A series of American Papers arrived this morning
one day later than those which we uotictd yesterday.
The following are extracts:

N MONTREAL, AUGUST ss.

" We are informed that the Provincial Legible-
lure will very soon be called to Session, the reason is
said to be urgent, but it has not transpired."

FROM Till QVUISC !CAJUNS LIST.

it Since the 12th instant, it will be found 851 set.
tiers have arrived. Without some prompt assistance
from Government, we fear a great portion of them
wilt encounter much distress from the lateness of their
arrival. We suppose the whole number from Great
Britain and Ireland this season is nothing short of
4000. At Halifax we observe the numbers arrived
there ate also very great."

81 WILMINGTON. (K. C.) MGM 17.

A few days previous to Captain Joly's
from Galveston, the !siestas'. schooner• Revenge,
Captain Rapp. arrived there in a shattered yndi-
tutu, having had an engagement wolf the Spenish
brig Cassadore, formerly the Chasseur of Baltimore,
of 18 pas and 150 men, (the Revenge having only
66 omen, sad mounting one 18.poubder on a pivot,
and two 6's), the brig struck to Captain Rapp, when
' another brig hove in sight, and they were compelled
to abandon her. The Captain of the brig was killed.
The schooner bad 88 killed and wounded, among
the former all the Officers except one, who was
wounded, and Captain Rapp.—ln the Florida pas-
sage, the Brutus saw a fleet of 22 sail of merchant-
men, under convoy of a brig of war. bound to Old
Spain."

A Dutch Mail arrived last night, from the Papas
brought by which some extracts will be found in smo-
ther column. It appears that every idea of any far-
ther reductioit of the Army of Occupation is now
abandoned.

The Qum and Palmas:as are passing their time
at Windsor, in the usual round of quiet and anal.
lected annuement. riding out and paying visits in the
morning, and receiving visits in the evening. Their
constant, though gentle exercise, keeps then all in
good health.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
of GLOVCISTIA and suite arrived at Plymouth on
Tuesday, in his Majesty's ship Twits, from their
aquatic excursion to Jersey, itc. They landed *Wilt
ten o'clock at Mount Edgecumbe, under a royal
salute.

The Xavier'', late the American corvetteiVarren,
arrived at Cattle en the nth ultimo, from Luna, Which
place she left on the 12th of May. Letters froth
Cadiz state, that the news brought by her is ora most
-alarming nature to the Royalist cause. • Since the
tall of Chili, and the preparations making to attack
Peru, the Royalists of the latter Viceroyalty do not
hesitate, is plain terms, to express their despair of a
favourable issue', particularly as the people are tired ,
out with the frequent and heavy contributions levied
upon them to no effect.
Letters from Buenos Ayres, dated the 4th of July,
received by a boom in the City, distinctly motion
that General BILLORAWO, Commander of the Buenos
Ayres army is Upper Peru, was about to set oui for
Tarifa, with a small escort,- in order to meet the
Royalist General SUVA, who was to repair thither
with a few guards. The object of this conference
was so posed to be a plan of capitulation on the part
of the Spanish Chieftain, whose retreat had been pen-
.dared very dilicult, and who could no longer trust to
the Creoles be had in his ranks; though in the Roy.
''list camp a report bad been circulated, that it was
with a view to effect an exchange of prisoners. This,
and the remnant tinder 1,4ORILLO, may now be said to
be the only two armies the KING of SPAM possesses
south of the istOass of Pampa.