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75 - I.6maga 12,780 .] A T a MEETING of the COMAITTEt appointed 4 v 16 . to tandem ate application to PARLIAMENT forthe E. pea of the CORPORATION and TEST ACTS; consisting 41.-this 'Consraittgo of Deputies from the several Coogregations • o f protestant Disseotera of the three denominations, Preshy- Indepehdele, and Baptist; with Deputations from the merai Body of Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the three °Denominations, the Unitarian Association, the Scotch United masts Presbreey, of London, and the Protestant Society for 'the Protetsiou of Religious Libesty, representing the various iradicig Deuouilnationaof Protestant *Dissenters, heidathe King's ; Bead Tavern, In the ; Poultry, on Morsoar, the 4th 41 of Fe- Vasty, 1112 i, HENRY WAYMOUTH, Esq. in the Chair. Rummell.— That we hail, with high gratification, the etody unanimous determinatioa of the Corporation of the City el Lis*" founded upon their Uceolutious of &lay bet, to Petition b Houses of Parliament for the Regal el the Coiporstion and Test Acts, which are, at the same the*, an unnecessary and Impolftle. restriction, both epos i Prerogative of the _Crown. and the Pri vileges of Cesporate Be4les, rued ao intolerable vienoce, and as 'unmerited stigma co Protatat Neater'. Jittsw.ven--That the eordial Thanks of this Unittil Committee arc herthy ewe to SAMUEL FAVtLL, Esquire, the Mower of the Itemlutium in the Court` of Common Conseil, Oa. 114 iron service's no this and ales eaftektni • to the alma 441... 4 :tom Liborts. 1- it ammor p--Thst the cordial Thanks ot this (joked Con sre . herrhy abo i on to WALTES ANIMILION Pastors, Esquire, the Seconder Of the itesolutions to the Court Of Common C,ount)t. (Signed) lIIIENRY WAYMOT rr 11, Chairman. wINTEit. Secretary. liedford-tow, February 4, 128. LEGAL PROFESSION—THE 13,1 R. AGENTLEMAN possessing an extensive La one of the higher.Departusentikof the LA W. is desirous of admitting into his Chambers a YOUNG OENTLENIAN. of lib er al Education, a% a PUPIL, where every assistance would Ti: given to enable bins to eptaSfy himself tither for the DA ii,;or soothe lucrative branch of the Profession on very advautageous l terms—Addreas (icsat paid) A. Y. 30. Poultry. APPROVED FAMILY MEDICINES, rIttJARED AND soto IT Messrs. BUTLER, CHEMISTS, . Chearside, corner of St: Past's, London; Sackvillootreet, ; and Princes-street, Edinburgh; • And may be had of 'the most respectable Deafen in Yale* Illedicinesin the Kingdom. A CIDIIIaTED, LOZENGE 4 OF cAYANNg. 41 for habitual Sore Throats. Hoarseness, Relaxation of Uvula, and a retreating stimulus' during Field Sports.. These Lorthiges base received a patrons:, almost ntspeccodented lo this. attoeel cases; they are also of prat utility to per . sotis . in • the habit of Pubic Speaker*, and the highest testimony in the Mosital VON has been adomeed in their fairgor, where the voice has , been Sowed by a humid Atmosphere and diminished in time. On Ms' autos they are partleatrtr umbil to ?rave/lea; who y exposed to damp. In bones. at 2s..ina4s. dd. A ACID LOZENGES OS. QUI NINE—The new Peepa. nand df Bork, called Sulphate of is the ingredient on wtit'h the-envie properties of *me Lortemadepeod; butthat the effect, tray. be more adapted to the object for which they are in telided,' Antacids and smasher; are swishing& The Lozenges tan be confidently recusimended to afk•Affectieer. of "the fitterfaeb. such as Indigestion, Heartbivo g Aeitlkp, Flatulence , and general W ea k ne .s.of that Qrgan . Theyd* Icitted, ertritnely sereiceattic iriGivisty Attacks, elasity who - thif-Siontech is muse imme diately engaged, t fa boxesott is. and 416 FLUID ENTICACT OF SARSAPAILILLA.(simpIe and l'aelltaniid)- for malkik the Decoction, as it May he regjegined, in a matinee superior us that generaltrused. A dessert-spoonfuls,* make half a pint of the Decoction ; it Is Wed ask an alterative in Seofole, Scurvy, lisemolary Sy:street* and odter 'Mummies Die eases, and ma remedy for tholateropet we of idercury..lll bottles, at M. Ad. 7s• tied. and 90s. THU VEGETABLE:TOOTH-POWDER — This Denti has•so long been in geweral see, end an .appendage to the fashion-, able toilet, that it is almost untteceisary to offer any further return-' ntehdadox in favose of fr. Coe4used if Pegetabblorifhotst the admistore of . any Mineral or pereisium ingredient whatever. •it is free from, the usual ralajratioos au justly fanned against the use of" other Dentiftlas. pewee is just- stakiliat•to resume those destructive particles which adhere to the Gums and_the Is tesatices of the Teeth;, and if used regularly,. will preserve them In s sound mate corn to old cep. Irt hoses Si. 9d. TrEeTOIKAL ELIXIII 4 ....lliipmiedee during a very beg p rebid bminccistisksbllt_ 4 ,01 0 the o •Pcrf 4o efficacy of, this Me.. dking In all caws of Cold, Coughs, and Asthmatic Affeetimes. By ramotiug gentle circuited's., hod doing as sn Anadyit.ievery Aunty rodeos* the /6*ot of is slight or recent Cold, and a few • llessit ar e generally sollicion to rensnere those which neglect has shored more entifirased add Msticate, end vehicle are accent . with Cough, Spitdag of Mood, and other torkpis symptoms. In bottler. at Ia ltd. and 2t. 9d. CA.lb:puir OPODELDOC—C.jiput OR: which is the basis of this. Opodeldoc, has been long highly eulogised os the Continent - ass remedy for Chronic IRteinuationsSoasseodic Affewdoes, Palsy Stiffnitut and E target:nem of the Joints. Sprains. Bruises. and Degas,' it is Asian efficacious ai.pacatino for unbroken Clad- Was- * In bottles, at is. I id. and 2s. 9d. • CARDIAC! TINCTURE OP TURKEY RHUBARB—A • wows sad pleasant Lustier, adapted to Pigmy Constitutions, and, partipikielpsimaimeaded.at Ads season of the year, to all delicate PF ll "it 111 reference to Saline Aperients. In bottles a , ns. 9d. above Preparations, when Genuine, 'will hive the Name find Address of Mews.. L'ultoc • attached id thou --4's ed. cedar attendee toads Cautioi ie./4414mA. . , GOBS' vonc& Hominem paella nuatta sapit. Our pate, relates to man.—NA L. Justputslidmed, price Ss. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, 1. frki g XGIS of LIFE; a Non-Nledical Commen ' „IL • tary'mr the indiscretions asking from Human Frailty, in Which. 'Causes, Symptoms, and. baneful Effects of Lacs Are. w i ti a, &Waite. Sentioal Weakness, &c. are fully dr. Telope4; :Part 11. hokum • Practical pbeerrationa on Sexual Dobbin Stif.Absert, and Mental Irritation. wish some luteresting Obeugvattons Oa Vegotahht Sind - Animal Lffe; fn. • Part 411; is a &Awl it lises-almosiiiii a-shetra_carrits deb** asitalidell sbeafrit i llarlar manner.—al 94148 sal Co.. Consulting Sur- News heads Oissalbus we allditt 111 4aisllolloo o writ ad. — CLA IOI424 . Sines Human its all tbe lewd of base supplies, Its frugal application ameba the wise. i. m ama , Non.bledleal Maly* of Maw Cassghlgtaloci• dental. Firmkir a, in which are . offerod wine ripidtant tient in poodle, debilirioVattendlog -their eirciusstances, ayns pathes, and formation. Tbs sabioet of Sterility is especially dwelt upos...rdusaraffing and Important nob. Ebstanle the subject. Qso bask .Venus? Hee ! quove elder tioca..s. • Hor. Lib. 4. Od. IS. Whither. bes Love? Ah! where the charming bloom? The shove. may be bad of Sbarwood, Gilbert. cad Plper.lo, Pa gooppeo.rwrs, C.Chapple,3o, ;3. W. Pores, 41, flasadillT 2:274*-I,i'rrlinlcidentPir,iorgt:sct' ""er;9l,,Gion,rmitaitight: 114, Inest-stroeti Onwls”, 4, Catitivina-vereev,i Strand, Lowden; liateben Sind . fitevesion.. lurks and: likwalwask hfrolweds It. beet, 'wadi Puma, Bury St. isdoevici Sbegnil be Corn weer, Bristol ; iistratt and Duffield, Bath • Mat, • • ridge ; Todd, Eeiggite; Leeds k Wrfghtsoia, ilimthgbans ; ewlitatt, bele ; brit ; oOre, 16iverpool Man. (Ismer; be Phu n, $Sg, Tteargate, Gksgow ; tr, OakoeNtreer, "Iblleffb; WOMS, TS, arenas street, ; sad by ohm*. ictiers—wrict Mews. Goa and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day, at their Mew I and Patients in the eountry are reiluested m describe stiworaly the ease, enclosing a remittent, kr Adeica and Medicine, which. C4O be *warded to any fort ot thg World. GOSS-es4 Co. M. AC. Sorrow, No. 11. Eutiverie- street, Fleet. cr•et, Loudon. ..• • . • 5 i , -... • ... -,4 4 • 1ip,,, i ,4, • ' 5 . 5 .,. b. ~.• ~....,„„, ~ ..,,.:. ( . c . .._... ..., ....i,t . . ..ip n .....„,„ 47,.. WEbNks FROM THE ,LONDON 4EI BANKRUPTCY KNLABL - , Henry Lewis lie4ry, Finsbury-circus, jeweller, lbw. to Mardi 21, at eleven, at the Court of Comatissiqappti r opt% Basiogball-street. BANKRUPTS. James Thomson, jun. late of Colensats-etreee, &key, Colensawstreet, and of Forrest" Hill, chant, to. amender, February 15, 19. opd at the Court of Calm' 'timers of Bankrupts, Atuwniei, blears. &evens an& Co. , Little St. Wibillmosstreee: m Baynes and Jobs Bayne', Paternoster-row, ruary.ll2. at eleven..l9, and March 18, at tea,' a of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinshall.stren. Messrs. Green and Co. Sambrook-crown, Basinihall-stretit. Jame Fisher, Witney, (hfordshire ' draper, February Red Lion lau, Eastman, 19, and March nr, a - Hall Inn, 'Minty. Attornies, Mt: Lees When ; or Mr. Umney, Chaneery-lane. . &ben Gam, Norwich, grocer and tea.dsaler, at eve, and Much 18, at one, at the White Inch. Attendee, Mr. Freder ick William ' 'buildings, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Jubn inby. ' Minus Brunt, Hattoolordan, !saw , — Solk at. Melva, and March 18, atone, at `ldilobanensi of Bankrupts, Basit.skal-street. Ovenon, New Broad-street. John Holds, Gossvell-road. stone-mason _ Myrrh le, at ekven, as the Court of' stone-mason, wipes, Balpitsallstreet. Atlantic% Mews. ' Lisr4 Martel Court Odice,ltoya &change. John Levers', ralliam-strset, llegent's.parY IS, it Waco ;and March 18, at ten, at t' _ ers-ofiliat;hruyis, Basinghall-atryet. Attorney, Mr. HUI, Welbeck-street, Cavendiahoquittr. I..Hogh Striven, feed lo 31arlborougstret t, &James% Westminster, February 19, at twelve, 24, and March 18, at one, at the Court • of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baginghall street. Attorney, Mr.-Breyhen Young, Poland -suet, Oitod-artet. Samar' Candler anti Thomas William Yousighusbatul riinces-street, Leicessemsquare, grocer, and confectioners, Feb. 9, at eleven, 15, and march 18, at ten, at the Court of Cum ' ruissinners of Bankrupts Ilasinghall street. Attornies, !Malaysian and Co. Lon i don-atreet, Fenchurgh-street.• _ Julia 'Nelsen, Cobham-place, Funbury.square, dealer and cbapmau, February 8,19, an 4 March 18, at eleven, at the Court ot Cum , adssloners of Bankrupts, Ba‘inghall street. Attorney, Mr. Joseph Blake. Es•ea-street, Strand: James Mead, Doventen, Wiltshire, grocer and linendraper ' Feb., 18,19, sad March 18, at tee at the lied Lion Inn, New Barum.l Anoraks, Mr., Luantuse, lied Lion-square; or. Mr. Coombs. Close, Saran& George Jacksin, Coventry. ribbon-manufacturer, February 40,g1, and March 18, at eleven, at the Shades Hotel , Worcester. At. _ _ torahs, Mr. Cecil Beebe, Devooskiremreet, Quesmaquarat or Mr. Thomas France, Worcester. Richard Jackson, jun. Coventry. ribbon-manufacturer, February - 20,21, and March 18, it ink at the Bell lon, Worcester. At-; tansies Mr. Cecil Secke, devonshire.street, Q,ueemaloaro; rr Mt. Timms Frances Worcester,: Jolla Hall, Ihraderay, Detbyshire. scythe-manufacturer, February . 1204, at twelve, and Much in, at two, at the Office of Mr. ' Albert mtlth, &Arid. Anomie' Mr. Henry Rl.kkelock, Sec 11, 111 4 Inas Fleet -street; of Mr. AIL4-tikokh, Sheffield. •"- • ' DZCLARATION OF INSOLVF.SICY. 144111Porron'Gooets, lute of% George -street, ItlieiOrles, merchant, is-iriuselvent eircunuiances, and is unable to meet his engage- • menu with hit creditalL—Filed. FeN,4 t ,, DIVIDENDS to be made in DAS! NGHALL-STREET. Feb.l6, David Leman Barlett, New-street Bishopsgate, mer chant, at eleven. -Felt SS; John B ow er , of Athens-a; Surrey, 'carpenter. at twelve. Feb. 2n Thomas Cole, East Scone House, ,Plyasouth,;Devooshire, plumbe r, at eleven. Feb. 12, Wm. Henry Nyder, Nonce Falgate, tailor, at ten. Feb. 26. Thomas Roberts Stanchester, draper. at eleven. Feb. 26, Joseph Harrup Grasscroft ' I Seddleartath, Yorkshire, clothier, at eleven. Feb. 26, William Greculaw Olk:ed-itreet, linendraper, at ten. Feb. 26, Louie - Zip/Mite Martell*• ind Justin - Dayne, late of Finskury steam, sueselsatits, et. eleven. Feb. .26, John Gray, lace. of th,e cloadram, Iteeem;etveresesigraver, at ten. Feb. 26, Thos. Were, Duckkribury, lailkbeedion, find of Wellingtoo-strut, Strand, ste amer, m eleven. Feb. alts, William Beal, Thrapasoa, Nostheaip shim linendraper, at tea Feb. 26, Thomas Uprnford. Philpot lane, wine merchant, at metre. Feb. Y 9, !Sensor' LoOklo, Duck head, Surrey, tanner, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to b 2 made in the COUNTRY. Feb. 27, Thomas Satter, Manchester, and William Pearson, London, merchants. at um, at the Star lon, Doansgate Manchest er. Feb. uS, Evan Oliver, lati.of .the Bryn, Llanseyddelait, Montgo meryshire. cattle salesman. at eleven, at the Braes Head Inn, Newtown, Montgomeryshire: Feb. 26, Lambert Heaton, Heaton, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer, at three, at the Star inn, Ntan cleats. Feb. 29, Ann Ea.stcot Bions, bookselkr, at one, at the Whitt Lion Inn,-Bath . Feb. 29, James ; Barlow and William Barlow, Shetheld„ -Yorkshire. razor manufacturers, at the Angel, Inn, Sheffield. March 5, Nathaniel Phillips, Haverfordwesc.; banker, at eleven, at the Castle lan, Haverfordwest. Feb. Ile; Nicholas Macau Ball, St. Stephens, Ikanweil,Cornwalt, at ekveh, at the White Hart, St. Austell. Cornwall. March 1, J. Whitelegg. Manchester. dyer, at pipe, at the Star Inn, Manchester . Feb. 27, Geary llama, l ate of •Knottingley, Yorkshire, vessel-builder mirk at eleven. at the Dolphin Inn, Pontefract. Yorkshire. c r e b : 6 ;47; WiMarn Carrie, Liverpool, and Edgar Currie, London;' brokers, at twelve, at the 'Clarendon Buildings, Liverpool. .Feb. 27, Daniel Deckhouse, Spring-mill, Linthwaite. Aldmondbury, and Joahua, Woodcock. jun. Wakeiteld, Yorkshire, dyers, at eleven, at the George lon, Huddersfield, Y.-.rkshiee. CERTIFICATES, Fes. 26. William Wallace Tucker, Exeter, carver and gilder. Isaac Bryant, George-street, Hampstead-road, builder and brkkinaket. Edward Lowe, sen. and Edward Lowe, jun. Birmingham, met. chants. Charles Cieiraani, I lackheath, Kent, adlOtkirnaster. Hutt. Clout and William Haigh, Leeds, Yorkshire, dyers. Richard Harris, Chipping Norton, Oxferdshire, corn dealer. Peter Smith, hlavagissey. Cornwall, grocer and draper. John Holland and Elisabeth Hotbed, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, grocers. Itobt. Snowden, Liverpool, master mariner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wm. Pullen sad James Andrews, Leeds, Yorkshire plumbers.' John Williams and John King", Crosby - tow, %Valworth , St. Mary. -Newington, hat manufacturers. W. Avian, jun. and Monies lilebblewtilte, Wished, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, wine and spirit merchants. Henry Joseph Honnaon, "lbutuas Hopper, and .George Fort (executors of. Lucy Monklutuse, deceased), and James C. Anderson and John Fairbairn, Newcastle.upon-Tyne, wine and' spirit' merchants (as far as regards the said eaecuwrs ). William lialshaw and William Harpers Pike plane, Great nolson toilers. John Watson, Joint %team', jun. and Thomas Watson, iheibeld,. Yorkshire,.ailveridaters. W. Wood, P. W. Wood, and B. Wood., lie. fargeret's-bin, Southwark. John Murray and Ambler Woudk bead, Salford, Lancashire, brewers. Thomas Sykes, and WiUiatst 'Theatialti, Norwich, manufamarers. Philip Niculle and Whams', SenthaMpton, wise and spirit ,merchants. and . Edwia Lahr, Sculmates, Yorkshire, mabugany merchants.. l Joseph Hyde and Edward J. Blake, Uflngtou, SAlop, Samoa Hague and Francis Petit ' &salad, Yorkshire, joiners.. Jain Charke Hytentend Robert Was. Andersen, George-street, lhackhiarnmad. Julia Withers, W. Scorer, sod D. S. Merceroo, West cads Royal Exchange, Jimmies pablie.- Frames Prosser and Wlioteditch. Bishop's Hull, Somersetsbire, schoolmistresses. hitaker and S. H. Yellen:, Crescent. Birmingham, school. milletreeses.• Joseph SPDwavall. Charles iii‘Dowali, Rt. Atkinson, Mid John Atkinson, Leeds or Honda, cloak and watch-makers. 111111111oin Aulum, Stephen law, Charles Ailllllof ri and John Mosley, Ir. e ittlidgfians, machine makers and late ruannfactarers Aso far-as Bed" Stapheo . Lee).• Joseph Gosling Fad Matthew Goalies, Liverpool. wins and. "irk merchants. Thomas Higgins and R. E. !Goodridge. Lime-street, London, bide dealers. John Maitland, Joseph Bond, William Whitaker Maitland. Robert Nichrobeel,. 'and 'Jobe Joseph Moffatt Bondi asslngbell.street, merchants • (sr •far as regards John Maitland and William Whitaker blaidaml). Thomas William Butterworth and Juscpb Ramsay, Manchester, cotton goods manufacturers. Jilin Juts. and Edward Imes, • Fleet•street, liaendrapsirs. Benjemlis Dawson, James , Dawson, .and itobeet Damon, llu.rshil, Lestaildte. NOM dealers (so far m , regardi ,nenjamia Dawson). Calbegwood Marshall and Djivid ,l'age, Aldersgate-street, ale agents and 'spirit merchants..Flineie Macon, William Billingsley, Thomas Greed, and John Wilson, 11schbes4,13orrat, wharlingers end coopers. Thomas Cartwright. Samuel Cartwright, Nathaniel. Bathe, John Leicester, Edward Ellis, Benjamin Profit, end-William elbille Bickerton, Cheshire, N 1 youni;e:. ce,si rely called over, to act as Proviiitual Secretaries, but only four answerei-The ereNident read two letters from the Grand Mater of the Cere:unaies of Franca,. Anr.nulicing that his Majesty will, with pleasure, see a great deputation of tfse'Llsamber of Deputies come to meet him tsa the dayotthe Nlass of the Holy Ghost, al Notre Dame, and the day of the Royal Sitting in the Louvre. With the otber..letter the Grand Master seat a certain number of tickets of adettission.to the galleries for ti.e ceremony at Notre Dade, and the Royal fit• ting. Twenty MeMbers were then chosen by ballotforo the great deputation. • Tha Ablating terminated with the reading of the tosinkif thincerarnonies to be observed Ctli Monday and Tuesday.. The Deputies afterwards divided into . numerous groups, among whom the nomi nation of VAtisnienli appeared to be the chief subject of conversation. • .. Hr. •N whether they have been hart or lest' ineidental to st corrupt and inactiie administration. Such I concert, to be• his *views, j ridging from the line of. Obey' he • pursuing. . The only newsis. that Gen. Flores entered Guityrquil cm the 26th Septemberlthe bstusliel'Af;Vencederes boriag.declated in &your of. Bolivar), -sad th.t Bonet* ,bortiled, having- escoped:iiter sentence of •death bed been pronounced against him. Passports• had bilest granted by Flores to. Moir of 'the disaffected, apd it is now 'specter, that be quiet in tha quarter. I regret now to have to- coosindsicate so Jot the • death of M. de Shiers,' the etiesul General. of -the Ne therlands-:-Ise.has been . killed in a duel. The quarrel origieated at a ball given at the palace of Gemeolitars and arose from the trifling sit courstance st the breaking of a smelling bottle. . ' ' PROW IL SOL, DICIIMIttIt S.. After the publication of a Decree expelling the old Spaniards from the 'State of Oaxaca in twenv',diys from its date, wit similar exceptions as containe d in :that of Jalisco, sometime back laid begets our -Readers, the Sovereign Odegress of the State thus addle:seethe inhabitants: . OaXacoatoi,The Second Constitutional Congress •has now occasion to addreis you, with the view of al laying the alarm which the occurrences since the night 'of the 20th instant to this day have excited. Being ' legitimately convoked, ; your. Representatives have re assenabled in Extraordinari - Satistvis, first. to take the matters into consideration with that caution and cir cumspection which the. importance of their : natare,de mandS; and then, by.dicrating such salutary measures as may preserve tie public peace, secure your tran quillity, 'ant avoid the disastrous .consequences of anarchy and conlusion. From the enoment of-its re. union, the Congress has laboured incessantly in the ful filment of its sacred duties, and it has-the satisfaction to announce to you, that •a law.has keen passed by*which your dearest interests will bet : found to be conciliated. " It will be seen, that the _measures adopted are is 01:t accordance with the general constitution of the , and the particular.one of *this State--ensuring the national independence, (acquired by die fdenicans at the. cost of so rnstebbloodand so c c=eulable lacri . eskprotecting . g out tiglatos.attik . • . sad 1 0 1 ) . , potting public ordeer- •- - • " The Spaniards expelled umtbost visionaries who,• choosing torealiiin the vassals of . Ferilittasid_Vll.Ydo not desist in. their .audaeititii and, iniquitons attempts to fasten us again to the wheels of tie Spanish:ter:and those who having come to our country since its glori. ois, emancipation, have considered themselvei as.. siren gets and individuals of 4 nation at enmity with ours. " To extend the circle wider, relative to the expulsion of the •Spaniards, than is herein provided,' - veetald not only. be contravening the fundamental law flop which All our powers emanate, but,against its express inten tion, and for *which we have neither the discretion nor the faculty. "Those persons who, by virtue of the Constitution, ave been naturatised in the couni.) , , although . 64 he by birth Spaniards, yet Inc Oaxac inns, like yuisisitive4 possessing the same rights, and enjoying the same pi alleges: .It to-day their rights be arbitrarily- infringed upon. be not too secure that the same will not belour OVID case t0.410111)V1. . vs The State guarantees the property of all who inhabit its territory, although they may be strangers; and italic , character of transients. This disposition of our lends mental 14w would be openly infringed, .were . , we to deprive the expelled Spaniards of the pima of disposing freely of their . prope , ty. "oAzAcniefilii;i;.You-yourselves, have made.tts'dis tingnishes‘ftaieS:slat•reipeet and 'obedience you have Always pasii•.tbyegitimaasely con).ti utedauthorities, atedfirotisthe , leantstleivneel proofs yon bavegi ven of your lbsit of ordier,.anilldesite for the preiervationof social pi isichiles..l 4 l4..enetler'lliall it be said thaw. Rae Oaxacanos precipitated , their Aminti y • kw ra 'state of frightful anarchy. cover itsfy it' . l l 4:evererith-a - Ihourning of the ch (pest g o ld . 4 • • .•;* ' • . • ja " Mittel • ' • ' lie-apittaintLerseirg wee, with strengthened gait* loseprole kgitswra a governosenthat Go. irerninsor:Whieloteinthiishost the Constitution and its The chat t ribristranteot the fundamental law is the ci rro b s i odights. all of which ate en. lour Representatives, and tcee.,oE • o.thattllty 'will suitaits4nder any event, and even at the co; tpOir liege, JO) precious Chester, which ha' — ve•voleintal otssettie, and which they . •. • doonierve. • .e . t• Repose um:0011y ialmaie patriotism and vigilance, s o, &tidy peraapik yvalisalves that no opportunity Ann pe,last, slot lobout nor fehiSue spared, to sustain you i libeitiesian4;ot . t4e 4trOpitor discharge of their own " pares Oseete, Nev. vs. 1827. . lIIIOUEL.VASCUOICELOS, f:.4lleaddhatos ow Chocks". et Deputies; LUCAS AL 110 r. " a =lat et die Senate. 0 - FLORENCIO DEL CASTILLO. “ Delray Secretary. " .JOSE JUAN CANSECO. • " ' " Sicroary of the Senate • . . . . . . • • . . -.4., - i. • _ : • .0.: t ' ...: . 4 ‘1.-I' l .t • ' 2: 1 1 t \ ••• " . - i . 7* ' ... . • . . • .. - i.**°...-• .........,.- "... T j • . . . • . .• ~ ..,- I , ..7"••;k '. ' A te,. • . 1 :! • • 'ft' • . , .' . . r .-_. . - . . • . :4 .. .•- •:* AI 1,. •, . •.. 4. ..'• 45 A :7: ' ... ~, , I ~ . . • - . 4 - 441 0C;A. '-'- ' 1 . "1 1 0- \• 1 •1,.../..'' - . . . .. ~... . I,t• , i 1. .1i ! • . . - ' , . t , . •".. - miL arr ...• . i , . , , , .. .14 • - . ..... ... . . ... . f 1... .. i • !. -....,,-- —. ',411 F E' l •n 7 ' .0 . 1828 - ... : . ...i.:- ... 11R .,- IcIt4 " 1 # 1 " . "111 1:: • ,DAY E% 7 ifes'llia • . _.— --..'• • , ETTF., Pos. 5. ...- ...- . . . . -,; . ' fRENCWPAPEiIIi ---- -- • • — 106. - 01W,' • Neirt.",; -- - • - • -.--•, 4 • I t 1.. , WED.. 1 4" t --wilio..-' Ten (warn" as ta*sea, iiIIIII.SEIL4d Bolivar het determined • I.ov to inttrfere ie. thtle4it with tbrpresadtaitteit Offinartee, - itte.All . merely ion- •.• '• i • • • rner,frem ranter/ 4, . -'I kosatissienersolloato • ' '! .. MALT& Asa ii.. ', 3 ' fise.himarif etisaisissigupoli• iti; active aJminiitratioa . --. •.) . Tikeipteen of a ship Which has artived'from Nei!. in the difineat imesakes of that department. according • , I. • -- ' nose 411,'Itarass . that Ibrahimis making preparations for the to the existing laiterria..-the eollecti.n of revenues,`and • I 'eat, and of Swam., b y , s emoro ok a m me • evacuation of the-Morea. the rigid .etactienlif Sat& an 4 detail due totter Givers. I *IN Weal, Since the last accounts from Coostantinople, advice: merit . The susivito4l464, sontkuest she Muth dada, is te. upts=thaltatraes. - had been received that the. Eurofiean merchants, whose - of the pAyinent 01 inks at the i i&. Thorhat Apiette, pard at dithagponsof Ifietir Gtreneda, tied col- tsameirollow, had .left that city, and had arrived' at g water.row, bordwriters,lectors are -appesistsad for the taxiii &tired bytCongren ; •,. 1 . 3, at tea; at tin 'Coon Smyrna with their families: Adam Wright, Sanders**, so that I tnistosithosigh none t f the !spieled great re- 1 ;hands rect. Atrocities, g , and Season. lt w.e antis* known what i- liattaihaßaueEt.was th e auctions in the espeitiatote. have yrt bees can red into effect, sha . i tlblrevelsee at least will be . improved.. . . • r, February la, at - the late ion 'of Mes-rs. Gaudy (repieseotative of the house as, at ten, at the &mite of k and Co.) and La Fontaine, but it was thought eneen Donee, ha acted wisely in not altering the :es; Dueklington, near • , system of finance tit the present moment. - Sadden and 1 that tit would also leave Constantinople. frequent changes ass at all times dangerous, still snore , der, February 20, fit We expect Count Capo d'lstria from ttaitma. The so when effect e d by o n e so i mper f ect ly acqua i nte d w i t h White Swan Inn, Nor. - -- l am s m i th , v eth i sm „ Engliib and Russian Admirals desire to confer with the science of lattice as is General - Bolivar. By no r , Norwich. him before he goes to Greece. change could he'prissibly expect to work any great hu- sfactSter February 15, . ' provemeat in tha finances of the countiy before the .40 - i it the Court of Cana PARIS, Fes. 3. assembliag.of the .Gread Convention in March, 1128 ; . neer. Attorney, -Mr. Yesterday, at one o'clock, all the Members Of' the ' Frivolity a, 15, and I hut by giving ' whole attention to the vigorous ete- Cilitmbir of Deputies, %ht . :, have 'already arrived et , cut i on h i the ins - U*os, be may ashowthe to, at* ' i. - einunissianeto of Bank- Park [net in their hail. There *ere abase-000 present. 'Lives of dip , -*i l k t he world at large, what use • lie,sca. Caner and _Co. .Ni. Hall ttr °yen. ed ths Sitting. as Presidentd being the the newts sea the ciialo uaaal the Mimi ee ne dttl e ° .1 • - 4 an t e. :ion, and whether the teas .lamely complained Of beee 4 • . park, painter, Febroary oldest Member. .The names of ten or-twelve persoUs, the Curt Of Cotnmiit- emanated frem ftcfical - defects in arm Constitetion„or Attorney, Mr. HUI. oupposed to be the youn A e.t i u t h e A ss e m bly,. were soc- whetherrr thee h„, been' me ,„ •,„, 1.....,;„ ! ,,,,„„p.,1 t,, 2 - . 1 '9 111014 TIM MOXITZULOT SUNDAY. MARSEILLES, JAKUMIT s 4. it-is affirmed that negotiations have been commenced through the medium of the Council of another neutral Priler, to terminate our differences with Algiers, which paralyse the little trade that is carrying on. and oblige all merchantmen to go under convoy to beyond the .Straits: ISOM The QUOTIDIENNI. . MADRID, JANIUSIT 24.—PRIVATI COLCISFORDEICE. It appears certain that the French troops will era. cuate Spain in two or three mouths: alteady the Mi- - 1 nister of. Weir is busied .ht assigning its destination to dactrof the Spanishregimerats. It will be easy to place a sufficiefit In 'every fort left vacant by the, Freocb. The troops actually in Artie* are sufficient for the purpose, and it is probable, since the pacifica tion of Catalonia; that had not the Government been assisted the certainty 'of the - departure of the French, a greit number of the troops would have been dis- Charged. It is proposed to disband all , thessginsents of provincial militia. Every day extraordinary sootier' arrive from London and Paris. : BARCELONA, .LowAsy 26. /valuers COR/ESPONAUCZ. " 1 There is a sensible amendment iu the health of her Majesty. It appeors that the physician declared 'Uwe days ago that the august patient might commence her journey without-any danger to her precious health. yam THE JOUREA nes DEBAT& • CORFO. PIIVATI .cotaillreiixes. • . The days, the hours, the minutes, were counted, and every sail that Nos telegraphed WAS (opposed to be that which brought the President of Greece to the bosom of his family. - AU of a sudden the report spread that the Count Cspoel;tria hart been conducted to Malta. It Would be difficult to figure ,the public consternation, The sale of tsrga.by, the English to the Vizier of Ja .nina arm cisieed Inntile conduct of Mak lord toe m& the :Greets; and - his touniv.ince along With *Piatee . 'llretternith for the evermination of the liellersks—the•lasinging of . the . Patriarch—the fright ful. massacres Of Chios. and Ipsara-t—the renewed tames of that policy' which intro..inced the A:ab bands into the Pel b ponnesus, and Aids have never ceased to foment • the extirpation of Se Christian.— In making these calcalleons it was loudly said that the hand which had alternately annihilated the Greek Loan, impeded 'the purchase -of arms, and - hindered the equipment of the steam bolts, which have never left the Thames, *as aboat to condemn Count Capis d'istriato a pt ivate staticirr. The soppositioa it ootimpi bible. In vain is Christendom attentptecttn beainused by pretended negotiation. •It is known' beforehand that the only object is to gain time by atisleadittg Russia,. who• will, however, not becleceived. Takcophil.; 34.5 are unmasked, and the Emperor Nideolas must be cnas:inced thatin calumeiating the Christians, It is bit religion .Which - is attacked, audthat it ishie power which is attempted to be undermined. The•race of lab-Inert' seared in the pOlitieat link of Pere loudly proclaim that 'a league is about to be formed against the EnsperOr sinitlartathat which overthrew ;Die pi inciples of England, say they,- will soda `veer rood ; she will carry away Austria in berorbit,Whois her natural ally. 'But Prance twitter be- toasted Mt ? %Mess the Ukta.Montain patty. gain -theaseenslanty.'- AV..iiingatha'amlbtationi of theta espnikitions, we t afEreir* to At 'blest •positiee-Minner;. that. piney h .almost entitelyteiteillit • tle'Archipelago. The robbers that are yet . til sNtaf there,are complaint vonians fronslltrindolkijoi..Cataro; the stsbjeclaalf• Austrian MajestriWatallcephibinians, and a - far: -bald Genoese.-- ' 3 .- • • ; . ' • u• 1.42.47; • .t•zivoiy • luP ►s . 1 : •:: Ore