Star.
London, England, 1811-09-02 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICA.

RIO JANEIRO, RINI t.

ParitATl LETTSR.-...We have just received It-
counts from Buenos Ayres, from which it appears
that Gyonoches, with his faithful followers of Lima,
has entirely routed the revolutionary army, command-
ed by Dector Castelli, on the heights of the city of
La Paz, at the place called Aguardero ; that the
Governor Velasco was, with 5000 Paraguayans and
15(k) Portuguese, at the town of Santa Fee, 100
leagues distant from Buenos Ayres, which he would
advance against as soon as he had a sufficient force,
particularly upon joining Elio with the troops cf
Monte-Video.—The Viceroy of Lima, in consequence
of the events which have taken place in Chili, has
ordered 114 ships to blockade its port of Valparaiso,
to prevent any foreigners or Spaniards having trade
or intercourse with the Chilese. Various privateers
belonging to individuals have also gone out to sea,
by whose assistance the good cause %% ill be maintain-
ed, and the Chilese at last induced to return to
their duty.—My avocations do n..t permit me to give
you as exact detail of all that is going forward; but
I think 1 can assure you, that the loyal Spaniards need
tear nothing adverse in the Rio de Plata.
SUMMONS WENT BY GENERAL R.)NDEAU, COMMAND:SO
I VIE SESIZOING ARMY, TO Si.lo, GoArLaNOR OS MotiTS

VIDEO :
" The advance of my army has brought it
half a league of your walls, and my active sol.:i,rs
keep you in continual alarm. My Ortic‘r, J.,nge
Canasu, has approaches: the fosse of your Citadd,
from whence he has taken fifteen mules, with which,
and with an ounce of gold, I have rewarded his a.
lour. My Captain, baltasar Burgas, braving the
Ere of your batteries, has detested one of your par-
ties, wounding many, killing others, whose bodies
remained unburied, none of you daring to collect
them. The brilliancy of the night is not sufficient
for you, you illumine your walls in the constant ap•
prehen..ion of an assault, and your cannoneers, vrhose
alarms present enemies on every side, discharge their
artillery at the phantoms of their own cowardice.
You have had time enough to deliberate. Accept
the offers of mercy I have made to you, and sores•
der the place. (Signed) it Jose RO:tDRAU."
The following will attract particular attention:
INTYLLIGENCZ 110 M PARAGUAY.
" At the same time that the Army of the North
returned from San Jose, the Portuguese united th 4
forces they had in Ibirapita, in the dssuict of ban
' Borga, strengthening their troops with the Indian!!
lon the shores of the tTraguay. us prepared, ewe

°lron belonging to them proceeded from San Ilorga
ro the city.of the Assumption, where they were ad.
mined by the Governor Vehsco to a secret confe-
retwe, which continued several days, and at which
the Assessor and Ministers of State assisted.—
The result of this Council was, that the Governor
presented himself in the different Courts, attended by
the two Portuguese Officers, with an escort of Hus-
rat s, who were substituted for the native Paraguayan
Guard that had been suddenly dismissed. Under
nese circumstances, the arrangement was publicly
rad, into which he had entered as Protector of the
Province, by which the Lady Infanta Donna Carlota
was acknowledged Regent and Heiress of King Fer-
dinand the 7th. It was discovered that the paper
containing the vote of thd Magistrate D. ,F. Ricaldo
was missing, and it was ascertained that his vote was
contrary to the wishes of the Governor.

Such a line of conduct, although familiar in an
earlier state of things, was so directly opposed to the
hopes, wishes,and determination of the people, that it
produced a popular commotion, and Velasco was
obliged to have recourse to military protection."
The discontents of the inhabitants of the city of
Assumption were so general, that decisive measures
were immediately adopted—the Governor was for-
mallydeposed, and a new Junta was regularly installed,
composed of the following respectable characters :
D. Juan Manuel Cavannes, Capt. Cavallero, D. Joan
IVanijel Gamarra ; and •as Secretaries, R. P. F. Fer-
uando Cavallero and Dr. Francia.

FA. EVENING STALL.

LQNDON.

MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 2.
•Flat or LONDON.—Holidip at the Stock Exchange.

Last night'. rvo Anholt Mails arrived. Our cruisers
in the Baltic have made some Swedish captures. A
British convoy of 200 sail arrived between Longland
and Sprogoe on the 7th inst. and immediately pro-
ceeded to the Northward. With respect to the war
between Russia and Turkey, very little is now said.
The Russians were said to be on the point of evacuat-
ing Belgrade.
In confirmation of the increasing good understand-
ing between Great Britain and Russia, a letter from
Memel cites the orders which had been received at
Revel from St. Petersburgk, directing the release of
thirty-six vessels, which, with their cargoes, (most
part linglisl/ goods) had been under sequestration in
that port.

The brig Roman) has arrived in the River from
Corunna, in eight days. 13y this vessel we have re.
ceivtd the fullowing communication from Oporto,
which seems to contain the latest intelligence from
our army in Portugal :