Star.
London, England, 1816-09-03 00:00:00

BERLIN, AUGUST 24.

Another happy family event will shortly take place
in this Court. The King's nephew, Prince Frederick,
the only son of Prince Louis of Prussia, his Majesty's
brother, and of the present Duchess of Cumberland,
marries the Princess Wilhelmina Louisa, daughter of
the reigning Duke of Auhalt Bernburg. His Majesty
and the Parents of the bride have given their consent•
A splendid Embassy is going from St. Petersburgh
to Persia.

The affair at Naples turns oat to be a private De.
gociation on the put of aselsrai of tbe leating hirt,
Clisins 'in Ameiiia—Witit ilia 'Neapolitan Pnwt.rs.—
Mr. PINCKNEY'S destination is Constantinople, and
thence over land to St. Petersburg& Exchange in
the United States on this country had fallen. All
their Beaks were preparing to moose cash payments.

SOUTIII AMERICA.
By the Brazil paaptiwe have received letters from!
Rio Janeiro, to the ads of June, which perfectly
confirm our former suritulses respecting the views of
the Portuguese in their attack of the eastern bank of
La Plata. The fleet s:siled on the llah, with 4,000
men in transports, who are to be landed at Monte-1
rideo and Maldonado, and about the same number
are to move down from Missiones p.m! Rio Grande.
In the Admits'es ship was Dr. Pleniteaa, late Secre-
tary of the Government of Buenos Ayres, whom the
Portuguese Cshinet. had induced to accompany the
expedition. This fact alone explains the ultimate
object in view.
We some time ago took occasion to notice, that
the policy of the Portuguese Cabinet had changed
since the emigration of the Royal Family to the Bra-
zils, and that all its views were directed to the New
World. This is now beyond the smallest doubt.—
Th-ir first attempt is only against one part of the
anient Vtce•Roy:thy of Buenos Ayres, but they will
ultimately obtain possession of the rest, since it now
ungtiestionabkthst the inhabitants will coalesce
with them. Tired of an itchy, diiregarded by Eng-
I Ind, and uncertain with regard to their future tate
after so much carnage, the people of Buenos Ayres
will prefer joining a new and unshackled Empire
that ips thrown off its Eutopean connections, and
possesses the.same interest as themselves.

baerios Ayres has been annually consuming for the' ii to i .--- Captain Candid.
16 tat -- Pau'emits.
last eight years, three millions sterling of our goods,
At the late races at York, Mr. Warrs's horse,
awl we have been paid in appropriate returns, of combs candid, who was the favourite, fell amiss
which dollars formed a material part. When the before starting, and game in last. Colonel KINO'S
Portuguese have established their power, can we ex. horse, Fs,lford, who was winning his match, on being
pect the same freedom ? It may 'also be asked how' shipped by his rider, immediately fell fiat, and let
Clis measure affects the policy of England ? The the other horse pass him without a struggle. A great
deal of money was lost upon this race.
ALeither which sailed some time ago, we under.l Paensuueentah—The feat of Pedestrianism per.
r ,ted, carried out orders to oppose this innovation on formed by BARN/1'972 years of age, at one mile and
the part of the Portugeese, but it is dubious whether a half every firm, has put Earom on his mettle, who:
she will arrive in tins ~ or whether the aggressors is shortly to attempt a wonderful undertaking of two
would be deterred from their enterprise by meremdes my the hour till he has completed his task...o.
The friends of B4IIIIIK have backed hiar fora canal-
threats. Twice has it been in the power of Great derable wager to go 1600 miles is a given time t
Etitain to have erected 'lei New World into prosper. this match, which se likely to wake great interest
(vs and independent States f by missing these °ppm. amongst the sporting circles, sail sake place within a
distance
'unities, she has allowed one part to fall to the lot of short from town. On account of the great
age of this veteran odds are much against him.
Poitugal, and another to the North Anwricans—for
that w4l be the result. Yesterday morning, at three o'clock, there was a
very heavy tall of snow two miles beyond -Barnet. On
Our latest dates from Afterlea are to the 2S July the at. Alban's road. Snow also MU on Saturday
inclusive. Thcindtpendant fleet had been attacked last at Lewes, in Sussex.