Star.
London, England, 1811-02-28 00:00:00

Monte Video, Mendoza, and Potosi, which towns had
made no change in the old system of Government.
It will be seen from the following extract, that the
inhabitants of the CarAccas are as much divided in
opinion as their countrymen in the settlements on the
River Plate :

Extract of a letter from St. Thomas, dated Ja-
nuary 27,--By a vessel this day arrived from Porto
Cavallo we learn, that the disturbances in that coun-
try increase. A Proclamation issued by the persons
in power at the Caraccas, under the influence of Ge-
neral MIRANDA, threatens the safety of the European
Spaniards there. Frost Porto Rico and the Havan-
nab expeditions are going to the assistance of Coro
and Maracaibo, and to suppress the insurgents."
Letters have been received by a private ship from the
Mouth of the Tagus, to the date of the 18th instant.
The plan of co-operation intended to be adopted by the
French on bath sides of that river, is gradually unfold-
ing. We have before stated that General BERESFORDI
with a considerable army under his orders, is on the
south shore, to prevent the approach of reinforcements
from the direction of Elvas, or to encounter the enemy
before he can effect a junction with the main body
under MASSINA. In order to disappoint these pur-
poses, we now learn that a sufficient number of pon-
toons is completed for the rapid passage of any force
the French Marshal may deem it expedient to detach,
so that General BERESFORD will be in danger of
having his retreat cut off, should he advance into the
interior.

Letters from Hamburgh to the 17th were received
yesterday. Davoirsv, the new Governor, had arrived
there. One of his first acts of authority was to dis-
solve the Senate. He also issued some rigorous or-
ders respecting the police and commercial affairs.—
It was a very general opinion at Hamburgh, that a
rupture would shortly take place between. France and
Russia. Advices from St.-Petersburgh of the 17th
ult. had been received there, confirming the previous
accounts of the total decline of French influence at
that Court. It was also reported, that BERNADOTTE
intended, in the course of the spring, to proceed to.
Russia, for the purpose of having personal communi
cation with the Emperor ALEXANDER.

The Dukes of GLOUCESTER and Nonvotsc, the AD-
VOCATE-GENERAL, Sir D. DustaAs' the SPEAKER of
the House of Commons, Sir JOHN AUBREY, Bart. Sir
TuostAs BARIMS, Bart. and many others not men-
tioned in yesterday's list, were at the PRINCE REGENT'S
Levee, on Tuesday. In fact, there never was an in-
stance of so crowded a levee being begun and ended
in so short a space of time. It was conducted on the
principle of a review. His Royal Highness placed
himself in the room next the gold room, with his
Lords in Waiting (Earl MOIRA, Lord DUNDAS, and
Lord KEITH) on his right, to present the Noble-
men and Gentlemen as they entered the room, who,
having kissed the PRINCE'S band, passed the Royal
Dukes, and made their exit. In this way the Levee,
Which was begun at ten minutes before two, was over
before half-past three, and near 1300 Noblemen and
Gentlemen kissed his Royal Highness's hand.
The PRINCE REGENT held a Privy Council this day.
Lord E. SOMERSET is appointed Governor of the
Isle of France, in the room of Mr. FARQUHAR, who
was nominated tro-tempore.
General BROWNRIGG is to succeed the Honourable
General MAITLAND, as Governor of Ceylon.
Neither the Governorship of Windsor Castle, nor
the place of Keeper of the Privy Purse, both vacant
by the death of the Earl of CARDIGAN, will be filled
up by the Noire REGENT, until his MAJESTY'S plea-
sure can be ascertained respecting the appointment to
these high offices, so immediately appendant to the
person of the SOVEREIGN.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, while on a shooting party
some days ago at Mr. Hatter OWNSIIEND'S, was nearly
receiving a very serious injury. The Baronet gene-
rally shoots with a double barrel gun, and while load-
ing one barrel, the other, which was charged, went
off, and the shot carried away part of the glove, on
his right hand, without doirg any other injury.
Among the items of the ensuing Budget, it is said,
that one will be a loan of two millions, to be raised
in Ireland.
Mr. JUAN DE BounGA came over on Sunday in the
Etat packet, charged with dispatches for Govern.
ment from the Cortes.
The Vocal Concerts, under the firm of Messrs.
KNYVETT and Mr 3. VAUGHAN, are likely to succeed
in every possible point of view. The first took place
on Monday evening, and for variety, true excellence
of composition, and inimitable execution, both in the
vocal and instrumental department, was never ex-
ceeded.
Thursday afforded an excellent race on the Downs
near Canterbury, between a capital horse belonging
to Mr. Leith, jun. of Walmer-Court, and another the
prrperty of Mr. Tomsett, of Dover ; the match was
for 40 guineas, a single four-mile heat, which after a
very hard running was won by Mr. Leith (who rude
his own horse), by about a length.
Tuesday morning, the Hon. Captain ARUNDEL,
son of Lord ARUNDEL, led to the Hymenial Altar,
the beautiful and accomplished Lady MARY GREN.
VILLE, the only daughter-of the Marquis of BCCNING
nAst. The ceremony was performed at Buckingham
about nine o'clock. Thu happy
cHoottupslee'birneaPal
breakfasted
aStedat the Doaager Lady ARENDk:L'S
residence in Baker-street, and about noon set off in a
post-chariot and four, for Lowestoffe, in Essex. The
fortune of the Lady is RWO,OOO.
MADAME DE GENUS, we understand, has just pro-
duced a nets' and ingenious work entitled " La Bota-
nique Historique et Litteraire," upon which sle: ha;
devoted much time and labour, and will be found
pictilary interesting to the lovers of that elegant
se;etnce, and
no particular:}
less su to those v.-ho read solely for
amusement, being interspersed with a variety of liner:-
dotes little known. The beautiful tale entitled "Les
Fleurs, ou Les Artistes," which is suh:oined, is per.
hvs among atla:Ce3 happiest efforts.