Star.
London, England, 1818-06-09 00:00:00

salt! AMERICAS

11,0 followinz is an extract of a private letter,
Riucn 'as been obligingly communicated to us, from
a.) t, Twer of Artillery in the Army of the Andes,
(Nen:at:4.d by General SAN MARTIN, dated
" V A LPA RA ISO, JANUARY 28.
0 ;The merchants have requested Commodore &swiss to re-
r+e in this port some time longer, to wait the event of the ex-
which the Spaniards have sent from Lima to Talcs-
r. st: it cons:sts of oue thirty-gun ship, one of twenty, and
;:,..! of is guns, and six transports, and 3500 men, one half of
*paniarda, the rest South Americans.
0 The whole of our army, from eight to ten thousand men, is
clumped, and in eicellent order. It is expected we shall march
is a w.::k or two to meet these Godoys ; but it strikes me they
w 7.1 not be in a hurry to sally forth from Tslcaguana, where it
is slid they have already disembarked.
Foar Spanish ships of war are now la sight off this pert :
0;4 :lave been hovering shout here during the last trn days,
o;caAouslly sailing as close in shore as they could, vritbout run-
s i.ty any d.k f:om our batteries. We have exchanged shots two
t: .hree tinsel. Our fortifl:ations are not extensive, though quite
s ilc.iently so to prevent their entering the port. They chaced
an American ship this morning, and would hay• made a prize of
WI, but fottstattly she got into this port safe, in spite of the

aro blockade."

A variety of papers, dirpat,hes and private letters,
arrived in the course of yesterday from India, but
t:e7 4n rst bring down the progress of events to a
lucre recest period thin the accounts which we had

,IS./ rec eived. They furnish, however, a num-
r:i.iteees:ing details respecting the late actions,
,•:i w iich we have, in another part of our niper,
eopious Extracts.
is appears thai. the battle on the 21st December,
..', c:n Sir Titostas Timor and 110LICAltir was very

c:. lg contested. The troops of HouLta fought
:hc..,:raordinary bravery, standing by their guns till
•y v,TIC bir!onctted at them. The loss of the British
being not less than SOS killed and wounded.

1,;: cr n of our force displayed the, most
tantry ; and it is not a little satisfactory
t,,:herve that the auxiliary troops exhibited remark-
eadin e ss in action and activity in pursuit.

The rerrt of the Death of the Emperor Cttats-
Tpoir. 5%..1,:h we copied the other day from a New
y),L I'sper, is, we are well assured, wholly un-
fonnt:e.l. It was said to rest on the authority of a
ltacr received from Port-au-Prince, of date the 19th
dAplil; but by a vessel, the brogue', which at.
ynterday morning at Poole, and left Port-au-
Priare Eve drys later than this alleged letter, we
lain, that there was then no rumour of any such

axis Papers of Saturday arrived this morn-
lligeue is stated to have been received by
, that Radicle, Jau*ion, and Collard, were
it Albi on Wedncsday last. The horrible
Fum.m.s may how, uc tiost, be consider-I

be recoll2col, that s‘ hen the late aceotmts
ived of the pe:sccut;ln ra;led by the Met.-
' Leipsic against their Jewish brethren, we
first w detect—that it was no otherthan an

'died through the Jewish trader against the
terchant and Manufacturer. An article which
rom Dresden, no longer conceals the fact.

ustinctly, that the sole cause which the Jcws
ten fcr oTence is, that they are the Aides-dc-
:e
English in their mercantile operations.
Pur Government ....sift cast an eye of jealous
upon any such bigotted combination as this
our trade an 1 manufacturcu—Proich 3 per
'tiday, 72fi. bc.

WEL ROMILLY, at the request of a nnmhcr
'tors, has consented to becoMe a Candidate

a the City of Westminster.
•clay morning, the Duke and Ductless of
)6E, the Landgrave of HESSE CASSEL, and
!rt in their carriages to the Oueen's Palace,
it respects to her MAJESTY. They pro-
:nce to Chelsea College, where they were
by Sir DAVID DUNDAS, Sir WILLOUGHBY
and several of the Officers of that excel-
,ry establishment. They then proceeded to
Military Academy, where the juvenile sol-
o were drawn out on the lawn in the front
legant building in line, received the Royal
with. military honours. After going through
_rose, the boys partook of their dinner an
iresence of the Royal Visitors, the fifes and
hying the national air, 0, the Roast Refl. pf
mglapid,, at the time. Their Royal Highnesses
4 themselves highly gratified with the sight.
.Heath Races commented this day. The
is the principal betting
OATLAYD STAKEK
agst 6 to 1 sgst Osman.
:;;t Anciciratlon.
TENT JTARES.
apt Niue Paul, 4to I apt El:ming.
asst
wrimELL STAKES.

IS to 2 apt Fanny.
DONCASTER—ST. LEGER-
Iest :%lerlir.. 11 to 1 agst Torckbearer.
of t Tar..Souis a 15 to 1 eve octzviana.
INSBY MKETINCr", TTIMDtY, .P,'NF 4.
Arta of IGgs• cads, rrith 251. added, f,r 4-yr-olds and
uEvnrtis.—Two miles.
thy colt Cacambo, 4-7 rs-old, 7st. 101 b. -
k colt, by Black Trophonius, Set. 516.
iian's bay colt Peter Pastoral, 3-yrs-old, Est. Rlh.
sb. 1. Caissltva Ded-ka, 4-y r s-o Id, 7et. :lb. bolted.
Pi: te cf :u!. tur 3,er-olds and upward+, twii-rilo
lzar., at three heats, by Colonel Croft's chtsnut colt,
S::. 41b.
nant-4.--/ioiseis Race against the Pointer, giving
in au hour, Will vats: place at Ilampton on the
kale, is the favourite.
—Tilt Grand Crick...t Match at Nn-".lan's-Land,
7:ta the HatEeld Club against the County of Herm
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