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. • 1 * .• __~~ • PIT relit. .•• 11, „ j ot . ;i ) • • • • t 4 . rp-- 11 11 143 Ai* - Aktolts . , 1 /au/M I /Ad:l . N 1 o 1 • • I .. ,e '444410"Lf SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1828. UA[BER 12,962.] EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ssfi•whir 10, 1828. THE COURT of DIHRCIORS of is UNITED COMPANY 1 MERCHANTS f ENGLAND, *wain to she EAST INDIES, do Mr* give Nouns, That the present Rate of Interest of .64 per Cent. per Annum, now payable upon the Bonds of the Bast India Company, will cease and determine on the 31st day of Marc, 1829. That from and after the 31st day of March, 1821, such Bonds 41911'carry an Interest only of SS per Cent per Annum. That Holders of Bonds be allowed to bring them in, to be marked Tor continuation at the said Interest of per Cent. per Annum, until the 11th day of March, MP; and that all web Bonds as shall not be marked for continuation as aforesaid. ea or before the llth day of March, 1112 t, shall be liable to be paid off on the laid 31st day of March, 1899. on which day an Interest will cease. JOSEPH DART, itcreamigi. PRIVATE CONTRACTS. KENT, ISLE OF THANET. DESIRABLE MARINE VILLA, between MARGATE and BROADSTAIRS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Home. Regent-street) A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED—comprising A very desirable MARINE RESIDENCE, Handsomely Sued op at a considerable expense, conveniently p4nned. and adapted for the accommidetion of A FAMILY OFT HE FIRST RESPECTABILITY. With excellent 011ees, wen supplied *kb Water Coach Hasse, Stables, See. A pendentive Kitchen Garden, Ihnibbery. Plea en Grounds, and Grass Land, containing In the whole *boot FOUR ACRES. The Scenery la besatiful, embracing the North Sea and Cart of France. The Grenada are laid out with great taste, and gem- fort of the interior of the Edifice renders it one of the Plessenteet Marine Residences on the Coast, either as a Sumner or Whim Residence. RANI SZVENPENCi hoohnilers. Janson [larding. Joseph Barber, and W. I. Ila Clement's.lane. Lonabard.etron, acsonstarts. WlHaar Nattlaship. Joseph lievasen ' and William styrenes .. styrenes .. gem" Mattingbans. shire, brick and Ms makers. Misabeth Tilyard and Om. Tilya td. Wahon.oloThihan. Surrey, plumbers and slashers. J. Hainnistad and VAIL Homo* Whitsandthrbar ' Cramp sIL near Man. cheater. eallatakers. John Ailas, Jabs_ PIM% MI haw MI- IlimmartmneWerastershirs. Ado Cappardand John Martin ainemellils• WSW. Senn. Nees M weelhodrapers. Charles J. Scott and H. Main e *Winlmassa, ls h es. achnohnisresses. hha Hors and amideshe lost, Little thorp.street, Hampstead. road. coach and barna% makers, B. S. Mayan! and Goo. &wady. Chet tory. Surrey, coal nurchance and wharlogers. Drosstuna and Richard Illinswortb, Samford. Liacnaabire. mer chants. Welkin Stinky and Simnel Stinky, jam Wind. Lancashire. silk dyers and printers. olowinamommommingm object. These measures, established by law, and which it would be difficult to evade without in. flinging it, cannot be brought to a conclusion berme the ssihng of the Doris frees the ports of the Republic. Cos. sequendy it will not on this account be easy to Gaddy the wish of the Senor Consul General to the fell ea. tent ; but the securities given to his Government. and to the creditor,. for the transmission of the sum above speciaed, will not be found illusory. The Government pledges its word of honour. that immediately on the 540 of the bete, mentioned property being realised, the most efficacious measures will be adopted for fut. tilling its promise without delay. a. The undersigned, with acknowledgments In the Senor Coastal General for his good wishes for the per,. perky of Chile, and prayers for his speedy and h return to this country, has the honour to salute him with the highest consideration. emu" May t. 64 CARLOS RODRIGUEZ 4 6 To the Briars. Canna 0~4" • —... Imperial Weekly Average of the Prices of British Cern, whkb torero 'overuses., made up to Sept. & Wheat ails. 7d. I Oats 23,. Ild. I Beans 40s. id. Baby Ses. Id. itye ils. ski. Peas 44e. 3d. Aggregate Average of the Sit Weeks which governs Del. Wheat 61s. 14.1 Oats 115 s. 3d. 1 I Beam 395. Id. &Sky 311 s. 0.1.1 Itye its. Isl. Pees Us. N. PRIVATE CONTRACTS. e Partkskrs et Mr. Roans, No ) 170, Regeit+treet. SUSSEX. rURNISHBD MANSION, And ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF LAND. TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, by JOHN 20111116, (O( Warwkk Howe. Ergent.wavet,) ABEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE of substantial and modern Structure, thirty-two milm front Looden, sod Twenty-two from 'bighorn, adapted to every Comfort, and Fur. ebbed In a handsome style. for the patios of the Owner, together with surrounding Oran Land park Grenada, and Plantation ef ONE HUNDRED AND UN ACRES, Well Thoboodt t Entrittee Lodge, and good Oases of every deseripdesk Tot 'Family wanting immediate Possession, wittiest trouble,. this Pfterty will be found particularly worthy of attention. Te be . vievsed hy Whets, which, with Perth:Okra, may be had et Sir. anew, No. 170, Resent-neeet. CAMBRIOGSHIRE. IDESIRABLII RESIDENCE, MANOR WELL STOCKED WITH OAHU, 011ket, pleasure Gromads, excellent Gardens. and Lod. TO BE LET OR A TERM OF YEARS, - By JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE, completely and handsomely FURNISHED, -adapted for the accommo dation of a Family of Distinction, pleasantly situate in the County of Cambridge, between Cambridge and Huntingdon, about Fifty., seven miles from the Metropolis. with excellent °aces, Pleasure Granada, capital Kitchen Gardens walled, Green lima, and miner SEVENTY ACRES Of Meadow and Arable Land, With a Manor extending over about Throe The Mild MN% Abundantly Stocked with Game. - Imatzeuers susamimi ItAT u 164 Particular* of Mr. Roma, Nn. 170, Regent-stsest. FREEHOLD, SOUTH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE* CONTRACT. • By JOHN ROSINS, (Of Warwick-Hoose, Regentparcel) A DESIRABLE PLEASANT RESIDENCE, J.S. Erected within a few Years, conveniently planned, and finished with ev accommodation for • FAMILY of th e F IST RearscrA BI LITT. And St for immediate reception; Besetitelly situate ea the Ranks of the Usk, In which there Is line Trout Fishing. Ike Grounds are beautifully bid out in Lawn and Amato Grounds, slotted with Shrubberies in high Luxuriance; Skeet of Water; Capital Walled Gardens and Cooservaury; Coach Haase, Stables, Sol put.bnildings; also Three Cimino FAR MS, let to respectable Tenants. The whole Freehold containing about - FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. A most eligible Property for Residence and Investment ter a Geetienean fund of Agricultural Permits with Country *op' WOW The Roads art excellent, contiguous, to Pot and Market Towns, and near the Milord Mail Coach Read. The serreending Scenery highly interesting and picturesque, ornamented with Ws aid Woods. Pardcelars may be had of Messrs. Jones and Powell, Solicitors, Ewan ; and of Mr. Rows, No. 170, Regent-etreet, Leads!. DOVER STREET. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, GARDEN, COACH HOUSE, AND STABLE FOR SIX HORSE& TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATR CONTRACF, By JOHN ROBINS. (Of Warwick Home, Review:mot.) ACAPITAL Spacious FREEHOLD MANSION, Desirably seems en the West side of Dover -street. Couveuiendy planned. and adapted for the accommodation ei A NOBLIMAN. or FAMILY of DISTINCTION; Enjoying the View of The Gardens of Inesdowe and Devonshire Hearn, and part of Berkeley-square. COPMUIS A Capital Entrance Hall sod Volatile, with Noble Stoma &air ease lighted by a Dome; Library f • euellent Dining Parlour and Water Clneet on the Ground Hook • a Masonic:ant lofty Drawing Room elegantly fitted ; Boatioli and Ladies Morning Room es the First Floor; auitthie id Chambers, Deeming Room and Water Closet, with Sereaot's Illesping Rooms. lo the Basement—an a=alMit Base of Dam* Ones, with a capital supply of Water, sod Pear of Spin Water; excel. hat Wise Cellar, and Vau lt ter Coal, fkor, Ste. A Hardee at the back, with Wash House sod Stable for Mix Horses, Coach House, with alan's Ramon and Lott over, communicating with lia keley-street. To be viewed by Tickets only, between the hours of Two sod Tom .'Clock, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Lena, 170 Regent-street. MOST CAPITAL FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hesse, Regent-street) THE GRAIGE ESTATE , enenprising upwards of ONE THOUSAND TIMER HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF ARABLE, MEADOW. ORCHARD, AND WOOD LAND, Of good and prodective quay. The latter consisting of the meet haulm Oak Timber sad Larch Plantations, being in estate assoi ese-thlrd of the whole 'madly, and having drives of many Wpm maw t a m 1s beauty of sitnatios this Estate can *ay b e essi ms , e 47,d as a moms of preamble 'investment it eau . scarcely be equalled, tbe goodness the soil and the thriving mete of the Plantations re pay's, in an extraordinary tepee any !sheer bestowed in the pro- Iroise of them. The Property is well stocked with Game, and is tapabk of being made a kne preserve. Fisk Poads well stored, sod good trout 6shing in the neighbourhood. A Home en the Estate, to which some later additions have been made. would serve vs • moderate sized Residence. or might be applied in aid of any sew construction, for which there are many strikingly beanufful situations. with abundance of good water. rse whole is co veniently subdivided. sad et to Tenants at Part of the Land is Tithe free ; the Groat Tithes of a con siderable porti•o belong to the Estate. and there is a Moue in li es .4 Small Tithes over great part or the Property. Poet and 41 ether Rates extremely low. lime sod Cool very Asap. Dis tant from London 1:75 miles, Bath and Cheltenham 40 To be viewed by 'rickets ; Particulars may be had of it. W. Plucks% N.j. asepstow ; J. A. Williams, lip. _or 11,. Norton, Soileittse, Monmouth; and of Mr. Roam, Na. 170, Regent sleet, of whom Tickets fee viewing may be had. ISLE OF WIGHT. • TO BE SOLD *BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. By JOHN ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House. Itegrimetrustk ADELIGHTFUL MARINE: RESIDENCE. with Oakes and beautiful Pleasure Grounds. Gardens, Vine yards, ornamental Cottages, thit.buildinp, Coach Home, Stables. &c. delightful Walks in all directions. The whole containing about THIRTY ACItliS. Also a beautiful and Romantic Residence, known as Grove's Hotel, piton* at Ventnoi, on the Underdiff , which, at a small u. masc, may be convened and fitted for the accommodation of a ?amity of Distinction; with Coach House, Stables. &c. Laws and Gardene--containing about THREE A '7'RES. The Scenery it untie:died and Romantic, with extensive Sea Views, the Ruth are excellesit. the Climate salubrious, and every accommodation for Bohm& with a good Sea Beach. Distant about ten miles from Newport, and twelve from Ryde. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars; may be had of Nests Sewell and Hearn, Solicitors, Newport i and of Mr. Roam, Na 170, Regent -street. . CAPITAL MARINE RESIDENCE, Between LY +tINGTON and CHRISTCHURCR. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By JOHN ROBINS. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) A VALUABLE FREEHuLD ESTATE, comprising • A much admired and elegant VILLA RESIDENCE, Most beautifully placed on a line Picturesque Lawn, smarming Boundless Views ef the Ocean, The Isle of Wight, a great extent of country, with a richly di wadded scenery. and opposite the Needles. The Residence is Planned for the Acesaimodai km of A FAMILY OF THE FIRST CONSEQUENCE. Fitted up and Furnished in a handsome and elegant &y 4, and St for Immediate reception. Spacious and roomy Oates of all de , wiriest', Coach Houses, Stabling, etc. The Lawn aad Pleasure Granada are laid eat with great ante; capital Kitchen Garden, Walled. aid Planted with the choicest Fruit Tress • Ice Hew, Het and Green Houses, Grapaiss, Peacketies, ad Melee Pk, erected INS the most approved Plan, and bested by Stem; Fame Yards, and Agricultural lksiklings. SUNDRY COTTAGES, Aced Esclosures of rich Meadow, Pa tan, and Amble nano: ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRE., In mast Cieebdes• With very mitensive Forest Rights. The lade or pan nay be hod with the Residence, at the "den of the Purchaser. To be viewed by Tickets may, which, with Putleeleses may be bad of Mr. Room, Ne. 170, Regent-street. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Sin. 111. • —ism— BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Maud Abraham. New Bostlancet. pletereelearr. true Set. 113, to Nov. 4, at slew.., at the Coen a Commiaeleoept at Book ropes, Baatotaall-street. BANKRUPTS. James Vickery I.ane, &. Mary at Hill, wine and visit merdsmt, suusnder, September 16, 30, and October 24, at tea, at the Caen of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Rasinghall.atreet. At. tondos, Messrs. Yining and Co. Mark-lane. Joseph Palmer, Wells. Svoinsetsbire, innholdor, October s, at roar, atthe White Hart Inn, Bath. 3. and $4. at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Wells. Anomie*, Messrs. Perkins and Co. Grays Inn- Ivan •° or Mr. Henry Miller, Frame &brood. *Abort Fair. Liverpool, wine and spirit merchant. October 1,4, and 14, at one, at the Olice of Mr. John Prest, Liverpool. At. tansies, Kr. Jacob Michael, Red Limusquare; or Mr. John Pre* LieerpooL Charles Wadsworth, late of Salford, Lancashire. spirit ihnier,firpt. 24417, and October 14, at two, at Heyward's Hotel,Manchester. Atretnies, Messrs. Morris and Co. Manchester; or Messrs. Adllngton and Cm Bedford-row. Charles Bonner, Spalding. Lincelashinr, scrivener. September ES, 24, and October 24, at eleven, at the Wilts Han Ins, lipabSits. Litilenieta Mr. Carter, Spalding; or Maws. Wills Ed Co. Tolioohoome-yard, Lothbury. Thomas Oaferd, carrier, September 112, at sin, sad October 24, at eleven, at the George lon. Orford. Attends% Megan. Robinson and Co. Cliartethosso-square; or Mr. Dudley, Osford. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. blicbael W lihere, Woolwich, Kent, curter, is in insolvent circum stances, and is enable to meet his engagements with his credi tors--.-Filed Sept. 10. Francis Fenton. St. James -street. botel-teeper, is in Insolvent cir cumstances. and is unable is meet his engagements with Ms cre ditors—Flied Sept it. DIVIDENDS to be made in BAIN MOHALL-STREET. Oct. 3, John Henry Tertian., Fentharci-strast. scrivener, at ten. Oct. 3. Joseph John Frith, Banner-square, silverandds and kardwareman, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Oct. 3, William Birch and John Hempen, Manchester, grocers, at tee, at thither Inn, Deausgate, Manchester. Oct. 7. Robert Transom. LiverpOol, merchant, at twelve, at timelier of Mr. Wit. Mindy, Joins -street, Liverpool. Oct. 5. Samuel Williams, Bristol, apothecary, at one, at the Commercial Room', Cora -street, BristoL Oct. 6, WOO Thompson Howgate, Knaresbrougli, Yorkshire, chemist and druggists, at eleven, at the Court Home, Mores brough. 00. 6, George Phipps, Merton in Marsh, Gloucester. shire. vletialler,'ai eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Evasion, Woe ' moonlike. Oct. 6, John Townsend Bailey, Liverpool, paint and varnish minufacitirer,* . at Oro, at the dice of Messrs. Jelin and Georg* Crump, Wicker% Old Chards Yard, Liverpool. Oct. 7. NOW HasuL, Bristol, starch manufacturer. at one, at the limb Tavern, Corn -street, Bristol. Oct. 4, Thomas Hooper, St. Philip and Jaceb, Gioncestenbire, mama., at One, at the Commercial Roams, Corn -street, Bristol. Oct. 3, James Hamby, Avon -street, Bath, aikido and lamp contractor, at twelve, 4 the Commercial Rooms linstoL Sept. s 5, Mary Agard. Francis Stringer Agard, and William Stringer Agard, Berrowash, Derbyshire, millers, at eleven, at the New Inn, Derby. CERTIFICATES, Orr. 3. John Gibbon, son. Cantoollacr, Contused maker. John Brooks, Seyournr.eireec, St. rim:rase Mil Molter. William Turner,. Royal bill, Greenwich, Yeat s stone Meson. William Mathews, Crooked-lane, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . Sophia Lees, Eliza Blake, and Alfred Blake. Higher Runcorn, awoke, schoolnsieszesses. Joseph Fridiander and .loses Davies, Birmingham, Britannia metal goods manufacturers. Joseph Lan. cashire and Edward Fithian, Manchester, pawnbrokers. Wm Widgen and Wm. Clift. Whitmore-road, Holton, St. Leonard, Sboreditcb, coal merchants. Lawellin Applies, Ckasentina Anita. and Ciarima Applin, Bristol, inabolders. Richard C.onpland and Richard Langkridge, Bristol. coach proprietors. Robe. Poppleton anti &.iinuel Shiptue, Grange road, Bermondsey. Serrey, woe and 'stint merchants. Samuel Bryant, Bristol, and William Jones, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, sods water manufacturers. William Slmpkin and Richard Marshall, Stationere-hall-court, Ludgate-hill, watt sad FRENCH PAPER& VIOU THI OAIRTTt DI IRANCX, SEIM 11. ODRASA, Ave. so. The twilit tine of thy fhpiravar of the Ruirworlierl she army is sot yet known, but its supposed that is will not be before the end of the month. ft seems OK tail that his NI .jesty will return by sea to Komori; or. 41 we flatter ourselves here, to Varna. the siege of which is pressed 4rith great activity. It is said that Count Nesselrode will remain here with the diplomatic body. and that only those among the Foreign Ministers who are military men will accompany the Emperor to the bead-quarters. The Grand Duke Michael. who left us lesrerday, will take the command of the Guards, whom he will conduct to Varna. It appears to be the intention of the Emperor to carry on operations beyossd the Balkan daring this campaign, after the taking of Vero., and to content himself dunng that time with keeping Schamla invested ►y a coast. derable corps. The army before that place endeavours to blockade it more closely every day ; but ibis is at tended with great difficulty, for a corps at Turkish ca valry of 2,000 men lately made a sally, and attacked a Russian convoy. They killed many men belonging to the escort, and carried off above 100 oxen. PAWS. Sin . 10. We have reasons for not believing what the Cowries' Francois said yedaday. of the overtures made by Lord Heytesbury to the &warn Nicholas. Isom TNs 11111314110 ER DES cuAssan. SEPT. 11. CONSTANTINOPLS. Aus. IIXTRAcT 01 A COMIZICIAL u The campaign which the Russian armies have tom aseoced against the Turks may be of longer duration than was ezpected by more than one European Celli ' net, and if the Porte sinks under forces so colossal as those which its principal enemy brings against it, sad the intestine disbeasions by which it is tore, at least k will not be without glory. According to the accosati which are received front all quarters, it is incredible what bravery and perseverance are daily _shown by the Illaesalmens at Versa, lichunde. and Silistria, either in repeated sallies, in partial attacks, or in defence of their intrenehinects ; only it is deplorable for humanity that the animosity with which both parties fight should as some so ferocious a character. The Russian int before Varna is still obliged to keep at a distance (rota the port. If the Turkish naval lorce had sot been destroyed at Nayarit', Russia would have met with a resistance at sea equal to that which it now experiences at every foot of land which it attempts to invade. The immense army which is assembling on the heights about the capital, and along the Sweet Water, is to amount to 200.000 infantry and 80,000 Asiatic horsemen, accord ing to the hopes of the Turk., who are resolved to shed alt their blood in defence of the walls of Constantinople; in fact, for several days past, a great somber of troops, and particularly cavalry, has been arriving from AU.. The Sultan remains firm in his resolution to put him. self at the head of this army. All the Rayas are w rested in the streets, to make them work at the in trenchments, which are to be defended by 300 pieces of cannon. Every body is taking arms—every body goes to the camp—the city is depopulated of half of its inha bitants, whose fanatical enthusiasm continues to increase nevertheless, public• tranquillity bas not yet been dis turbed in the slightest degree." Fumes Fuss.—nark Sam. 10.--Flve per Caets. 107 f. Sig lie. i 107f.1107C ISe. es e dir.—Tbres per Cents. 74(. Sic. 41k. 30e.--1 Bask &ark, INa. Sec.—Naples Skeet, SOL Spada Lose, 7111.—Haytiaa Loss, 647 L Sec —ligebease as Loudon, sea asarek, Ur. We. thus monks, Of. Isithastirts. CHILE. " DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS. 66 REPLY TO THE Mini 01 HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S CONaOL•0111111111AL. The undersigned has received the communication which the Consul-General of hiS Britannic Majesty ad dressed to him under the date of the 16th of last month, in which be stated that he bad received temporai y leave Of absence from his Goverument, wettable him to return to England. and in which, calling the attention of the Chilian Government to the subject of the Engli,h loan, lie adverts to theopportunity afforded of sending funds on account of the dividends in arrear, by the Doris fri gate, which is to sail from Valparaiso on the 15th of the present month. and from Coquimbo oo the 25th. Is Thr (iovernmeot of Chile concurs with the Senor Consul-General as to what be his said on the subject 64 this opportunity, though it did not require its occur rence to induce the Goveruluent to pay serious atten tion to the means of satisfying the just demands of the creditors. In. proof of t.iis, without waiting for the fulfilment of the hopes placed by the nation in the pre sent Congress, from which the constitution and all mea sures for finally adjusting the'sfraits o f the Republic are to emanate, the Government has applied to the Legislative Body for the authority necessity to le galize the sale of an estate forming part of the ancient monarchal property, for the purpose of 11P proptiatiog 100,001) dollars of the product to the object mentioned by the Scoot Consul-General. The Congress. guided by the same sentiinebts that animate the Government, not only acceded to the proposi tion of the later, but expressed in the most energetic trims an earnest desire and formal determination to accelerate the complete payment of the debt; and tile undersigned has the satisfaction rt announcing that the steps are taken preliminary to the transier of the said property, the value of which greatly exceeds the amount intended to be appropriated as above, and folly secures the means of meeting the proposed COLOMBIA. • 11011 TRU PM Irwin WORM!. A. 14. k • Our renders will In 4 bans' the address of dam Is dle Council of Santa Fe de Bogota. It is in chandler • with all the Sanguine and all the acts of the great and made Liberator. InITIT OF Ton LIBBIATOR PRESIDIDIT 1110 SANTA ea 11 noooTo. ExcellencyOa the 24th June his Liberator made his entry into this capital, after an absence of three months, rendered indispensable by the exigences of the north, and the late °tangent's In Carthorses. The ncil of State, accompanied by s ev era l of she racial dignitaries of the department, and an imm ense cis. mane of the inhabitaats, issued forth from the city to 'ye his Rueßemy, whom they met within h a lf* league from the seat of serrations. Reiterated bunts of applause and eathusiastsc eeelasetions free the as. N - il - i eueldtekle, greeted his approach. The Wets. due eider people were treated with tbelltlinnt bee*. sky, sod eetereed with cordiality. Thee escorted. his Riceland proceeded to the Cathedral. where, sem- Xeseded by the citizens, be offered up Isis thanks to the • threw of the Austorrr. Thence be was conducted to n snagnificeot temple which had been erected in the guise - square for his reception; and in this edike, rah by the bands of his great countrymen, the different Aare et flit al Government tender e d to t he Lib erator air ippon congratulation upon his happy retera IS • do 'spite) of the Republic. The address to the President of the Council was . couched in the following terms t _ _ MOST Egomania. Sin—Tbe Comma of Gm sa• porionceo the utmost satislactina at the fondant Mem of your Excellency to the capital, sod is insets pissed to find that this happy event has occurred at an esellor period than could have been anticipated when your Rio. gamy deported hence. By restoring to your Ric& Macy the coatroul of its various branches, VI. Coosa is relieved from as enormous burden, and a way heavy vospoasibiliiy. The Council of &ate has received the nest sincere proof end assurances of the unlimited rm. Unarm which the people repose in the intentions 4•1 . your Necollescy. In the present critical state of the common. wealth, matters of an extremely ardu us e delicate and important nature, have presented themselves to the de liberation of the Council ; on these it has decided, being cosoustly guided in its proceedings by an ardent do. site to issue the peace, union, liberty, and happiness of Coloinhia. The Council is deeply penetrated with a capaciousness, that these inestimable blessings will only be attained when your Escelleocy shall 1161111111 the miss of the Supreme Governasinit of the nation, and be imaged with full powers to do good and to avoid evils Such, Sir, have been for some time past the anxious desires of the majority of the Colombians; nor has the 'stool for one instant hesitated in adopting these sea. daunts. May the Republic very soon perceive the realization of its wishes; and while seder ilto= of your Excellency, may Colombia beheld ber ewe, her liberties, and prosperity, mentely established upon an indestructible basis REPLY 01 Ma IaCSLLINCT. GllNTLltlian or Tilt Cousteau-a-The Republic of Colombia, entrusted to your are for a few mouths, has preserved its &Loeb liberty, and happiness, in a manner that is perfectly inconceivable to vulgar cooet•ptioo. While storms•ianumerable obscured our political beat. son, the wisdom of the Council of State remained calms and unclouded. The national will has cherished those institutions which constitute the sacred bulwark of oar independence. Therefore, the ble sings of the people, the thanks of the nation, are richly deserved ►y those faithful Magistrates who have thus wisely directed the helm of Governmest, and maintained undiminished the prosperity of their country. The will of the nation is the supreme law of rulers; to submit to this paramount will is the first duty of every citizen, and I, as such, do submit to it. Ever shall Ibe the defender of popular liberty; and as the national will is that which WOOS , exercises real sovereignty, so will it invariably be the only sovereign whom I shall serve as such. Whenever it may please the I eople to withdraw me f om the Ma. pstracy, and to divest me of authority, I shall joyfully resign my sword, willingly shed my blood. and gladly lay down my life for their sake. Such is the solemn oath which I new swear 'before this teinple, bet se all the principal Magistrates of the nation, and, what is more. before the majesty of the whole people. Hi. Excellency having concluded his reply to the Prmident of the Csitiocil, was then separately addressed by the tatter Magistrates present. The speeches of the President or the Superior C3litt of Justice, t• e Intend. ant, the P , litical Chief. the Commandemn Chief of the Department, and that of the Rector of the University, we each specimens of the purest eloquence, and furnish ample eviaence of their attachment to the person of the Liberator, and particularly to the institutions of their country. B Jiver answered each individually in terms me most noble, benevolent, and patriotic, bet our limits merely allow us to insert the foregoing. The addresses and cc: anomie: ended, the people seat forth simultaneous and incessant exclamations of " Long live the Lbws. ter 1" " Lone live the Father of his Camay!" " Goa prolong the life of our excellent Chief Magistrate!". These tentinsents of applause and devotedness were an. serered by the Liberator with ejaculations of " Long live the liberty of Colooibia—the sovereignty of the people—the rights of Colombians, and, above ell e their liberties, properties, and lives r WAR BETWEEN COLOMBIA AND MIL Peru, without any formal declaration of war; has riff►