Star. — London, England, 1827-02-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. PAM TIII SWILL naTan , cal. S. PAM, Frs. 2. It is well known that the Conslienflannel has twice repeated that M. de Calomarde was no longer Minister, and that he was replaced an the 20th by the Couat Today it has a lettet fr Ins Madrid. dated the 22d. saying that M. de Calomarde had ceased to be so'e Minister, at least ostensibly, for henceforth his col leagues will transact business with the King. instead of sqbmitting their reports to M. de Calomarde ; and it isi in this very number in which the Constitortionosel gives itself so glaring a contradiction respecting a piece of in telligence which it has twice affirmed, and we have twice corrected, that it dares to speak of the falsehoods of the journals. Prince Talleyrand was in the Chamber of Peers yesterday. The 'rental's arrived on the Si sr, with letters from Port-au•Prince of December 18 —Everything was per fectly tranquil at the departure of those two ships.— Coffee bad fallen to 6t piasters, and the freight remained at the high price of 130 to 145 francs. The Telegraph was to sail three days after the Casi mir, and the Hebe (merchantman) a few days after the Termer. The Government of Hayti was preparing to send considerable remittances of colonial produce by several vessels in lading. His Majesty's corvette Hebe, from Brest, with the Agent of Hayti on board, arrived at Port.au-Priace on the 18th of December. LIEF OF TIRE DAY. The Journal du Conmerce.—The military chest of the Swis. regiments returning to France was carried off by robbers on the road from Madrid.* The same.—The regiment of Swiss infantry, in gar rison at Bayonne, is going to be sent into Spain, to se cure the communications between St. Sebastian, Pam. peluna, and Vittoria. The Journal des Debals.—M. de Villele, in saying in the Chamber of Deputies, w It would be for those who forced foreign arms to invade France, to answer is the question which I am now treating of," alluded to 1815, and the 100 days, and thus distinguished a France misled from a faithful France (une trance egaree luxe France idek.f ) The i'aurier Francais. —The equipages of the Mar quis de Chaves, which have arrived at Madrid, were not extmined by the Custom House officers. The Conslitalionnel.—The Spanish soldiers sent to the Army of Observation on the Tagus all cry, is The Constitution for ever r _ _ The same.—The Marquis de Chaves, Jordan, Magessi, and others, who entered int. Spain on the 12th, have been able to enter again into Tras-os-Montes, protected by the Spanish authorities. he Quotidienne.—The Ministry has caused a report to be circulated that the law on the press was with & awn, in order that the law on the postage of letters sway pass more easily. • •110,1 VIZ ETNIA Delp VIM 4. W A R-OFFICR. Lams, „Tax 20. General Count de Villa Flor writes from his head luarters at Almeida, on the 15th, that the rtbels had retired the same day from the Portuguese territory into that of Spain, where they occupied Alyea do Cispo and Villar de Ces vos. The Marquis d'Angeja has caused the charter of Don Pedro to be proclaimed at Vale Real, and General Correa de Mello at Villaponca. The Count de Linhares has presented to the Cham ber of Peers, a project of law to determine the responsi bility of Ministers. It is to be printed for the use of the members. The sitting of the 19th in the Chamber of Depqties was occupied with the discussion 9f the question, whe ther Don Manuel Ttigoso, being appointed Counsellor of State, could retain his seat as Deputy. It was decided in the negative by 52 to 34. In the same sitting a project of law was presented to declare the Post of Lisbon open to all nations, with a duty of 1 per cent. on the re-exportation of all goods. The English troops are on the point of leaving Lisbon, to aid Portugal against her enemies. PRIVATE CORRISPONDRECE. The troops of the Margnis de Chaves having re entered Spain, the Count de Villa Flor has signified to the Spanish Governor that he was authorized to re ceive arms. Oiie of the regiments from Gibraltar (1,000 ,men) has landed. _ __ ___ The Count de Villa Real is going to Paris. Sir W. A'Conrt is named Grand Cross of the Tower and Sword. The Regent has given a cross worth 120.000 francs. • A person belonging to the administration was robbed of his own money, which probably caused the report. $ The Journal des Debass confounds two very different periods, 1814 and 1815. lii. de Yiilele evidently spoke only of 1814, and thatis what be said in the Chamber on the interpellation of M. Dupont (de rEure).—Notes of the Deik. Admiral Ftzuttro is to sail to the West Indies in his Majesty's ship the BARMAN. Both Houses of Parliament re assemble on Thursday next. The great question of the Corn Laws, our Readers 'are already apprised, will be postponed from Monday the 12th, to Mon day the 19th instant. The Duke of DIVONSHIRIII return to town in the middle of the week, for the purpose of giving a few splendid din ners, previously to his departure for Paris, where the Noble Duke 1 going to visit his sister, Lady Guirvit.xe. and there his Grace will remain uatil Easter ; after which the usual annual fetes will be given at Chiswick and at Devonshire House. This morning, the mot tal remains of Barony: MAC DevAr.v, relict of the late Chief Baron the Right Honourable Sir Augustus Macnostaxn, having survived her partner only ten months, were removed from the house in Duke-street, Westminster, for interment in the family vault of Kendsigton Church ; the mournful cavalcade was plain—besides the hearse, two mourning coaches and family carriage. The procession closed with the equipages of his Grace the Archbishop of You, the Marquis of Se , and the Earl of Il►atwwar. BILNLIW, JANUARY 24.—His MAJISTY'S recovery proceeds in the mast faveurabl. manner : but it Is said to be ►is Maseeev's wish to keep the foot bound up for a fortnight longer than the physicians at first thought necessary, in order that the cure may be more certain. We hear that the Kau ',Riga to Toplitz as s arty as the beginning of May. The following disastrous account from Batavia, under d.tte of the 9th of October, was received on Saturday : About the Ist of October a battle took place between the Dutch forces, commanded by General Vex Gawp, (who is se cond in command, and next to general De Knox, who is Governor and Commander-in-Chief), and the insurgents, corn- minded by Daum Naomi.), in person; and we lament to add, that the Dutch forces were totally annihilated, and the Ge neral only saved his life by hiding himself. lie retioned to Saroaraog without a single follower. The battle was fought berweeri Solo and Samarang ; the greatest consternation prevailed et the Litter place. Whin the account came away, every tandem was making for the removal of property. Palamhang, on the coast of Sumatra, which caused the Dutch so much blood ad treasure, is again in the hands of the Nadves. The Dutch bad withdrawn a great part of their forces from tne Celebes; and the Quers st limit, inking advantage of elm circumstance, had taken the geld with 'teat form, and it was feared the I)utch would lit expelled that Island. - THE EVE IN STA.; LONDON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1827. STOCK EXCOANGF, TWELVIC O'CLOCK. The arrival this morning of the &press front Paris, with the rise of the French Funds, and the Portsrgoese rebels having re-entered Spain, has had some effect on the Consal Market. Consols, which left off on Saturday at 8O 4 for the Account, opened this morning at SOS, since which they have been done at nob and may be quoted up to the present time at 80§.—There has been some bustle in the market at the commencement, as the Dews became alarmed, fearing a rise. In the Foreign Market, South American Securities main tain their prices—Old Spanish, 12 to; ; Mexican, 661 1; Colom bian, 374 to 38 ; Brazilian, 30i to 4; Chiller', 37 to ; Russia., 874 to 8; Danish, 594 GO ; Greek, 164 ; Peruvian, 32 to 4. No reports, not even a skip letter has arrived this morning. CITY, 'CWO creLocK. Consols have reached $O Buyers, in the course of the morning ; but within a short period a re-action took place, and they were done at •oj I, but up to the present time may be quoted at sou for the Account. Up to the present time we have neither reports or news. It is understood that Don Jnse de Madrid, who is now in Paris, will replace M. Hurtado, as Minister from Colombia to the Court of London. The next dispatches from Madrid Is anxiously looked for, as the affairs betwyen our Government and that Court are not yet &idly settled. Spain is anxious for procrastination, and we require a de cisive answer. In the Foreign Market. the South American Securities are ea quite so good as in the earlier part of the morning. PRICE OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. 3 per Celt. Red. 81% 9 8 1 ,4 S per Cent. Cons. 80 1 A 7 8 % 31 per Cent. Red. 87% 8 1 / 2 4 per Cent. New 96 1 /s SA 4 per Cent. 1826. 07 5 / a Long Ann. 19 3 4 5-16 3 / 4 India Stock 238% 40 Do Bonds 51 50 51 LOBO Exchey. litl.s 28 30 £5OO ditto 28 10 £lO./ and £2OO ditto 28 SO C ms. for Account 80% % Ys % FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Colombia', Hoods, 6 p Ct. 34 Mel. Bonds. S per Ct. SS Ditto 8d5,1824, 314 la7a II D 44116.1625,6 pCt. 66a j6j I lo.Ac.t 364 f Do. Ace. 66a 46 Danish Bonds, 3 p Ct. Peruvian Bonds' p C. 34 334 . Ditto Account 594 Portuguese Bds. 5 p C 76 Greek Muds, S p Ct. Rust. lids, 1622, 5 p C. 66j Do. Bonds, 1825, 5 p C. 16 Ditto Amt. •84 Acct. 16 4 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 124 BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. SHAVIIL PAID. Brazilian 100 20 25 244 Colombian 100 15 I 5 Potosi La Pa: & Pero,. Assn. So 5 XI !UZI lis Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 Si General Steam Navigation too 13 natter Fenn. Pain. FUNUART s.—Five per cents. 1001. 711 c. 65e. 60e. 55c. 50c. 55e. 60c. 65c. 60e. Three per cents. 6111. soc. 30c. 40c. Bank Stock, 1,9931. 2,000 f. 1,9971. 50e, Metes de Naples, 74f. 15c. 10c. Bente* d'F.spagae, 11 j ; R.yal Spanish Loan, 524,52, 52j, 511; Hayden Loan, 6151.600 f. Exchange Mt London. one wows. 251. 40c. paper, 25f. 40e. money; three nxoaths, 25f. 25e. paper. 25f. nsoney.—Ckurs AfutAestairsr. Feb. 3 . From another list printed at four o'clock.—Three per Cents. 1 611 G Soc. Five per Cents. 100 f. 75. Extracts from the Paris Papers of Friday and Satur day, as well as from the Mode of yesterday, will be found to-day under the usual head. They announce another slight improvement of the Rentes, but, with this exception, they add very little to the gratifying, or rather conclusive, evidence we published on Saturday last, of the pacific sentiments of the Spanish Cabinet. They fully confirm the dismissal and arrest of several Spanish Officers, both civil and military, for having continued, after positive instructions to the contrary, to maintain a criminal correspondence with the Portu guese rebels. They likewise corroborate the fact of the entire expulsion of the latter from Portugal, -as well, as the measures adopted for detaining and disarming them, in conformity to the orders of the Spanish Cabinet. They further announce the occupation of the principal military posts in Tras-os.Montes, by which the tranquillity of that important province will be probably secured against any future attempt to disturb it. The Marquis de CHAVES, as well at' his principal confederates, have re-entered Spain, as we stated on Saturday last ; and, as their deten tion is absolutely necessary to convince the world of the sincerity of his Catholic Majesty, this additional pledge, it is to be presuMed, has been already given by this Monarch. It is stated in the Journnl des [Moats, that the baggage of these traitors had arrived in Ma drid on the 21st ult. but if this statement be correct, of which reasonable doubts may be entertained, we hope it will not be delivered up to them again, except with the consent of their legitimate Sovereign. The restoration of their arms has been already demanded; and as Portugal has now the means of enforcing her demand, it will no doubt be complied with, in as graceful a manner as it appears to have been promptly made. One of the first acts of the Constitutional General, Count VILLA FLOR, after his at rival at Almeida, was to notify to the IT arest Spanish Governor, that he was authorised to receive the arms of ere rebels; and this notification is equiVident, under existing circumstances, to a command. The latest advice' from Lisbon, through this channel, are dated the 20th ult. at which time the Regency was enjlying, according to all appearance, the fruits of its wisdom and energy, in there-establishment of univea sal confidence. The two Chambers were deliberating calmly on the best means of consolidating the public liberty. In the Chamber of Peers, a prnject of I sw for determining the responsibility of Ministers, was presented by Count de LINHA RES; and the Deputies were occupied on the 19th with the discussion of an equally important point, whether a Member could retain his seat and exercise the duties of a Counsellor of State at the same time ? It was decid. d in the ne gati►e by a ♦ery cunsiderab:e majority. From this decision it will be seen that there is no want of constitu.l tional jealousy in the Chamber ; and it would not be , difficult, we think, to prove, that the nation is n• t so deficient in the materials which qoalify a people become free, as sotue of our contemporaries have) basely insinuated. Sir W. A'Counr. the &iris'll Arnbassordest, has been made Grand Cross of the Per ttagume Order of the Tower and Sword ; whilst Lord BERISEORD has been .allowed to take his departure, without any mark of distinction to soothe him for the disappointments he has sustained. The Cross which has been presented to the ft rnser, is said to be worth 120,000 francs (5,0001. sterling); and, we understand, he is fully entitled, by the manner in which he has dischauged his important functions, to the entire confi dence of his own, as well as the Portuguese Government. The accnunts from Madrid in these papers are not later than those we announced on Saturday, whilst they contain only unauthenticated rumours. They state, for example, that great desertit n prevails amongst the troops composing the Army of Occupation, and that a single regiment, a privileged one ttfo, had lost in a very short time nearly two hundred subalterns and private!. They also mention that there is not a con. spicuous place, particularly in the district where thi► army is assembled, in which the ominous words " Live the Constitution!" and " down with FERDINAND!" are not inscribed. Though there is probably some exaggera tion in this. statement, it can scarcely be doubted, but that Spain is in a most critical situation, and that her Governinent will probably be obliged to make great concessions to its justly exasperated, subjects, to be able to extricate itself from its embarrassments. The Austria,' Observer to the 24th, and the Al:twine Keitting to the 28th ult. have been received by us this morning. The former, we regret to see, contains a circumstantial and apparently an unexaggerated ac count of the disgraceful Proceedings which we noticed in our last, as having occurred at Napoli di Romania. It is given on the authority of private letters from Cot fit, and after stating that the greatest anarchy prevailed at Napoli, they add that the rival Chiefs, who are in that fortress,are engaged in rerpetual quarrels,which invaria• bly end in bloodshed. Those who ate most embittered against oneanother, are PtrrAmA RA, Commander of the Citadel, and the brothers (34tiva,from Misso'onghi, who command in fort Palimidi. On the 13th December they fired on each other for several hours. The inhabitants, as we stated in our last, fled to the several Churches, end after the firing had ceased, assembled in the market place, where with loud cries they demanded that DIME- Talus YPSILANTI should assume the supreme direc tion of affairs. A deputation was immediately sent to his residence, who conducted him to the market place; but he declined, or appeared to decline, the destined honour. It is strongly suspected, however, that the whole was concerted between him and the brothers GRIVA, who had long entertained the idea of placing YPSILANTI at the head of the Government, perhaps with the viewof governing in his name; as,according to all ac counts, he has neither the energy nor skill requisite for the situation. The departure of the Members of the Provi sional Government for the island of Egina was the prelude to an affair which, whether concerted or not, chews the deplorable or rather desperate state to which the affairs of Greece are at last reduced: The following is an extract from the AustrianaSserver : VIENNA, Jammu as. Letters have been received here from the indefati gable naturalist, Mr. John Natterer, who was to arrive at Obidos on the river of the Amazons, at the end of the year 1826, and as he would there find letters both lions the Director of the Imperial Cabinet of Natural History, and from his own family, urging his return, it is h•ped that we shall see him in the course of this summer, after ten years travels in Brazil. We learn from the Algetneine Zeitung, under the head of Berlin, that a remarkable law suit is now pending in that capital. The Royal Consistory has received orders henceforward to admit to the Pastoral Office only such Clergymen as have declared their assent to the present Liturgy. The Magistrates of Berlin holding the patronage oft woof the Churches in that city have re. cently appointed two Clergymen to them, whose insoalla. tion the Consistory opposes, because they have not as sented to the Liturgy. The Magistrates in their turn have brought an action against the Consistory, before a tri bunal called the Chamber, which has undertaken to decide on it. Upon this, the Algenreine Zeitung ub serves This case reminds us of a legal decision which does honour to the strict integrity of the Prus sian Government, and the impartial administration of justice in this country. The War-office made, in 1815, a contract with a Frenchman, the Baron de CHAMPY, for the erection of a powder mill. Circumstaaces sub sequently occurred, which prevented the execution of the contract. Baron Von CHAMP! was obliged to bring an action against the Exchequer. and the tribunal gave him damages to the amount of nearly 200,000 francs, which have already been paid." AusTaus Fues—Metalliques, Anti—Bank &«o, 10. SI. A copy of the Duke of Yon es will is given in another place, and we are sure it will be relined with all the interest to which this document is eminently entitled. Besides affording another proof of the good ness of heart, which we may truly say distinguished every act of his life, it completely proves that all the reports about pecuniary embarrassments, had their origin in ignorance or malignity. In- stead of being overwhelmed with debts, as had bten profligately stated, his Royal Highness appears to have left more than sufficient to satisfy every ju.t pecu niat y claim : at least, such was his own conviction; and we believe it the more readily, as it agrees with the whole character of that amiable and justly revered Personage. It is surprising how such a base report tould have originated ; and it is mortifying to think that it could have found so much credit, and remain uncontradicted so long. DEATH OF THE COUNTESS OF SHANNON. We regret to state the death rf this venerable Lady, which took place at Castlemattyr on Tuesday. She was one of the most humane and chatitable characters that ever adorned her state of life, and the :egret that is felt in the whole district which was the scene of her belie valence, attests the esteem and veneration with which .he was regarded. The Countess was the eldest daughter of the Rigl,t Hon. John Ihsnsonby, of the Iri►h Ilous , t Commons.—Cork .Southcrx Illoof ter. TEI K KING, &c. BRIGHTON. F We MAJESTY continues to enjoy good health, a n d with spirits evidently improved. The Royal Rand was again employed last nigh t in the Relace Concert Room, in the presence of the Klan end Royal Suite, but without additional compa n y. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, attended by Lady TUYNNE, kit us on Friday, *tit half an hew pi mid•dAy to return to Bagsht.t. Her Royal High, depat sure is a theme of common regret. Divine Service was petforasod at the Palace morning, in the presence of his MAMIE and Sui te . the Dean of SALisaurtv. Mr. Secretary CAIIIIIIO cmxinuee b improve I heath, night Hoo. Secretary i. yet teamed to Hs mangos, mi nk Sir NI. Thaler,. There Ims been no arrival at the Palace since that of , Lady STIUITNAVIN on Monday last. Mr. and Mrs. Alibi! liars left the Pavilion, for town, on Friday. The Portuguese Ambassador, the hiarmsla Pautatta, to Devonshire House, on Frid ay. his Encelkocy, NM 1 Lis name at the Palace. The Annual !)inner among the Sportsmen of the Iltiginsa Hunt, took place on Friday, at the Old Ship, and proved, a , attractive. Lord LAWS was of the party. The asair by T. H. Kane, Faq. M.P. His Maanne is an anneal of 501. to the above Hoot. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. AIRRIVALS. Cokmel Mills, at Ibbetson's Hotel, front Cheitenhug Kelsey, in Park-street, from Florence; Lord VilKollot ford, in Harley-weer, from Surrey; Mr. and Mrs. Dani s , Weymouth -street; Captain Magennia, at ibbetson's Hotel, tr Dublin ; Major Dash wood. in Bad-street, from Tenbritlte W Captain Donaldson, in O►chard-street, from Thames Dittos; Welch, of t►e 17th LIMIT% In Hertford -street. May-inr, Hampton Court Mr. Henry Brougham, M.P. in Bill. Berkeley-square, front kliddktnn Park, the seat of the I Jersey; Colonel and Mrs. Grant, in Baker -street, from mouth; lion. Frederick Scott, in Charles-street, Berkeley., from Kela; the lion. Mrs. Fortescue and Ladies, at Hotels, Clifford and Cork-streets; G. A. Brutes, ' Family, at ditto. MONUMENT TO THE DUKE OF YORE. The following is the copy of a letter of the Duke .of on this subject— .. I dull be delighted to pay every mark of respect to the of his late Royal Highness the Duke of Yuan ; but I doubt if a subscription Is !shed for that purpose. it might not I pi-laird in a manner which would, if h. Waist haw farewell . been more gratifyit.g to his feelings tLas that proposed. (Signed) Posnsaa. last a ta ia l t c h t a gh i i t 114 r the Klee es e Pan!. y Lady J. hitar P eat ighhess's Suite, b y • 'llk beteg. ' u ndid by of 614 did IT Nil ha, ▪ retinmi SO eta, ki i rites thg e y Cm mas h dr was eil, 4 al sehu t ib e , • / 6 vi; Saisi ; tdsj sr . . . wet Stift" • D 'ols, I - Heed, W m widfieWeh.; • ettoe ; Cap, ay-fair, tat - • ren, the Earl ,t Pon. l ek7 4 lddre, , at Nasi• • X* ad tL 4 Peirce* the memea f she wittier, uft he app. wen it, his, Oatues." nary, roan* admen' he. Weisman's, • lawny, is rh f the Can. of the Bri. e 'Bono, H P. LC.R. 113 Paulen, Ed nom LC & H.P. aim a, B ards ; Usia , ter, H. P. d kigssie ; ten ;uarda. was wrecked og. tl OM AIR Pat, ter Jr ti • r W. Cerdi, litrryd Ms& es Xerleascer, p er Ise Pfilkele bet o f troolLet to Is owl Las, is daily ied b 7 Car. Industrie, Reinke, sad SI of °steed; mg era, Beuc, sleditetra. IiAILOVIDIE, WI Conner" Asaa, 14, LL sere ry troops is e berlitt. niuiotied by He ippointed to wr Niel at Lif 14 - Hama Hoes ca ; Capes. Co H. Baku La 'Offer Or dit 11/ 11 a Allis dor; fee h Hospital; nneli, of the inted to tie is 1 la le ig ts, vice teal to the N. ,m Lieba to ied with a chips sr" eat a Smarm ro iera offing dove &Meld sod in rout Deme th Tan, taw A ✓ented fro el coouiadt earlobes: bi so of his late ng, at TAT- ler did not • a dill 'An. 21. tt tgs account , returned as - ( 1 'formation to hti f tspealyy Sl :ar t ait e airon ti stipped it of l o ; 7 _ tl tl in town a le Eirl, tainment to . riffs for the in Nora evious to Cabinet MI. I If Wettisti a mei of to G age I LI.. THE ARMY. Detachments belonging to the 4th, 35th, and Mb Infantry, , this day from Westminster, for Portsmouth. A Detachment s. lough% to the 70th Foot is to march this day from Westmistut, fat Guernsey. A detachment belonging to the 76th Infantry, to march this day from Westminster, for Jersey. BRITISH ARMY IN PORTUGAL The following °dicers form the Personal &at of , mander-in-Chief, and of the Commanders of Brigades of tish Army in Portugal: AIDI:I.24frCiSIT TO LIEVTILWANTSGSWISAL Sic WM. G. CA—Captain Batty, Grenadier Guards; Capt. Climso, Captain Martin, 76th Foot, eatra. Atcc►an-Caaw TO MAJOK.GI2IIII46L Sac R. Ilmsmaser, —Captain Hutchinson, 7th Foot ; Captain Lord Paulen, Foot, mfrs. AIDES DfforATIP ro I%I44IOII.GZINESAL Sat T. AILDUTIMOT. —Captain C. Cochran, H. P. Capt. Load A. Lennox 11.7 AIDILI O r -CAMP m 111AJOA-GZO. &a H. Bouvaata. X Captain Hon. H. F. St. Clair Erskine. Coldstream Guards F. W. C. Smith, H. P. mesa. bIAJOII3 OF Baut•na.—Lieutrasant-Colcatel A. Cttykt, , the tat. Brigade; Major Jolhootoo, H. P. of tba td Brigade Capt. Bolder*, Grenadier Goods, d the isiarbt of Guards. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Va. Jaaneete, Roos, from London to Antwerp, was on Saturday, in attempting Boalogne--eargo discharging. The Ceres, Joan. from Liverpool to Dublin, was on the South Bull on Friday, and full of water. Bassvor., Fa& the Loyal Briton transport, Maica, with troops. Fatanurns, Fos. S.—Wind B.N.K—Arrived the Sir W Wansinan, from London, and sailed for Lisboa ; and Roy& Score, from St. Michael's, in 14 days. Selkd the Ruileamr, Stumm for Gijon and Lisbon. Ptriaouvs, Pas. 3.—Wind B.N.K—Arthed the "- Royal transport, from Portsmouth; and Lark, Baanaos, horn, in 40 days. DEVOMPOILT Fee. I.—The . Ocean, SO, Captain Slam, expected from : Lisboa, to be paid off, and recossaniositimed Paveacti Cannata., C.B. PORTSIIIIMITN ' Fax. 4. —Wind E.—Arrived she - BMW*, from Batavia for Rotterdam —sailed Mk September . St. Helena 4th December; lost an anchor and kedge off Perseverance, from Opono, in 17 days; Sisters, from Messina, in 47 lays ; Eden transport, from the Mei:liter). neap ; Aurora, Gunn', from Gibraltar; and Economy, Hammer, from Gottenburgh. Threader morning, Vitx.Admiral Sir Puwasia Counters, K.C.B. sailed for the Mediterranean command, in the Captain EDWARD CURZON, with a fine wind from the N.B. The ships which were hired as Transports, to convey . Portugal, are, u they return house, to be discharged the service. The STAILLII4O was paid oil on Tuesday, and recom•—' Lieutenant RICNAID &roam APPOINTRERTIL—Ttrar-Admiral Charles Main is appointed succeed Lord Antelius Beauelerk, as Commander in Chief a bon, and Mt the Coast of Portugal; Capt. Wm. Fitzwilliasa to the Men, for a special service on the Coast of Africa; Samuel Burgess to the Alert 18, at Chatham ; Lieut. H. to the Thetis, vice C. J. Nu b; Mr. B. Loden to be Purser Alert; Mr. W. Bothwell to be Assistant Surgeon of the Mr. D. Barton to be Assistant &upon at Plymouth , Mr. James Gule, of the Revenge, and Mr. J. J. M'Donnell, Cambrian, to the rank of Lieutenant—the former appointed t Revenge, vice Lieut. Win. Dickson, appointed to the Raleigh, Wyndham, deceased; Lieut. Tootkins, of the Ariadne, to bond ; and Liars. Bell, of the Revenge, to the Ariadne. Cowes, Eta. 4.—Arrived the William, MORGAN, from Dray Eta. s.—The Good Hope has bees supplied anchor and cable, and remains, with the Iris. Two ships with at the back of the Good win, reported to be from Bavaria Amsterdam, have just (ten, a.m.) bare up, and are running Channel. The Iris le under weigh. CORK, Feu. I.—Wind K&E.—Sailed the Lord Suffield LOtial transports, for Jamaica. BILIAIT, FEL 2.—Arrived the Marathon, Rasa. from rare; Louisa, Boars, from New Yak; and Maury, Tau, Moro. BMISAT, OCT. 11.--The Enterprise stoat p. has arrived Rangoon (which she left on the 3d ult.) with m boxes, treasure, estimated at 23 lacs in specie, for Government; a lac and 30,000 in specie far private Individuals. The celebrated horse Moses, the property of Rnyal Highness the Duke of Yong. was sold this morning, TIISALI. ti for 11,00 guineas—tle nine of the purchaser transpire. Extract of a Letter from Madrid, dated JA, A Courier, which arrived yesterday from Lisboa, brings a., that Gen. &Lamm. and the Marquis de CHAVES have returned fugitives lino spew, of which the Nike have given information M. Recoacuo. Two regiments, under the orders of have gone over to the Constitutionalists, which has greatly the spirits of the peasants. Smyrna was to arrive to-day a. naco. His Marssry being informed of the flight and draperies the Portuguese rebels, received the information with indifference. On Friday the Earl of HARM:WRY arrived in from his seat in Staffordshire. On Saturday, the Noble Lord President of the Council, gave his annual entertain, what is called the Great Cabinet, when the Roll of Sheriffs pre sent year, as nominated un the morrow of St. Martin, in . her List, at the Court of Exchequer was arranged, previous h.ing submitted to the King in Council.—Anwing the Cabinet ni,ters present w e r e th e LAID CIUNCELLOR, the Duke of W. roe, Kiri BArnrayr, :Or: Secretary Pan., the Cuaucitiea h:IICIIVQUVII, and Slr. Wipe. )fr. Deus& and Mr. GRIM en/ it. to the Privy Council, wete also of the party.