Star. — London, England, 1828-03-28 00:00:00

oon Guarch, fit vitt, b y the no, Lord in Wai t , Idgtresnn Gua rd , Lord Culehr. t , .utertant CoL 1 the Writ !mu" 3r4.1 Beresford pointment as 441, ,ury Nort4err► Land .utenint Cola* turn from. South rt Guards el Ilia a his promotion liana ns made a Cum. nisi Flame. rioeount Melville Lvis of Lansdow4 tot bit title r Lord l'etley Ira Sit IL Kin/ lel Hill , by the' Duke of Gem. Bischfor4 Lord iniValtiii kirks )ukt of Mantra', in to his Majesty r of Knighthood ippointenent f Board of Con• 1, by Cal. Lysol arter Mission - lorsel Heeembh r G. Sbiffner :ary's of his Mr rt to the Emperor Ilan . rosary Cavalry rte: nip wervis., kompatiloo of air Nsior Generj Ike G. Cockhure ::01. R. P. Lygoo trona from ludic atom to Ragland, of Dorset , by Admiral Sir hdasbf Richmond A' kat and Wean Ida of Sc. Paul'. 1111r3. B. Nebel ■ Service in Am, royal Pioneers 5, on promotive ,irenadiet Guard& )s, by CoL Lygoa Liaboo, by Major 0. Shifter, Dart ireaadier Guards, rery. by Mr. Fed I his appoistmcot, it by St Gl:brio Bart. r"G. Cockburn • Iran lien Ceara, Sir G. Cockburn itiblVii Hwkiwuu tardoe Ala* rgh y hissed R Indies I *road wffyi Cackberie Medic Espeditio • Eapeditioo dy Losed is Waitivi satuthe wee ter the WI reki tedenell , Bonnet a Baroset kr, &.N sena Campbell :oellibiene r the Home VV ri a VictimNW ktateleslicid New Soutb Atljetaut 6,900 • reuvi 1 ,gu Of Mica .Dtli LONDON. .._ Slant Stock abet 3 per Cent. Ited. Shat 3 per Ct. Can 231 3 si Cebt. Shut 31 per CMG Red. Shut 4 per Ct. Nkiv 1001 I 4 per Cast. Scrip 4 per Cent. 11126, Shut Long Ana. Strut. FOREIGN FUND! Detain= Ms. Sp Ct. 601 1 601 Do. Acct. 401 1 601 t imussibiao Roods. 6 perCt.l2l Do. 80ad5,111%4,21i Do Acct. 2111 Danish lids. 3 p Ct. 601 1 1 Do Acta On Greek 155ede.11126.3 p Ct. 17 1daa.16,1025,6pCt 32 11 w ..7:AiNiMifto • • rat 3:r F. llolvinsnn..on sop Urkiment W St men on his marriage, by the Marquis of Dimond& Capt. Hove Coldstream Guards, on promotion, by Sir A Hone Lieutenant General Sir 11. Fatir on being appointed K. G.C. of the Order of the Bah • Mr. A. Dawson, Member for Lowth, by Lord Bloomfield Colonel C S. Pagan. C.B. Bengal Army, on being appointed Com , pardon of the Bath Rev. D F. Markham. on appointment to the Canonry of Windsor Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Bowser, K.C. B. on receiving the Da lee of the Bath Captain J. N. Campbell, R.N. on his promotion Lieutenant General Fetmor on promotion, by ths Marquis of Queensberry Lieutenant General Kenneth Mackenzie on his appointment to the • 54th Regiment Colonel Berkeley Drummond, 3d Guards, on his promotion Lieut. Gen. Sir William IngUs, K.C.B. on his appointment Lieut. Col. Berelford on his promotion, by Viscount litresford Col. M. Burgoyne on presenting a Book dedicated to his Majesty Captain G. Rouke on his promotion, by Colonel Clitheroe Lieut. Col. Bainbrigge on promotion, by Sir Willoughby Gordon . Col. Sir John Harvey to take leave upon going to Ireland on duty Rev. John Griffith on appointment to a Prebendal Stall, Rochester Vice Admiral Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Hart. on his appointment Lent. Col Whatley on his marriage Sir Patrick Macgregor on being created a Baronet Sir Henry Chamberlain on being created a Baronet Cornet Gascoigne Royal Horse Guards, by Admiral Sotheron 'Cornet Turner, &Mincers, by Lieut. Cu!. Taylor Bishop of Carlisle on his translation Ensign Payne, 72d Regiment, on his appointment Bishop of Llandeff on his preferment Commissioner Wolley, It N. Dep. Chairman of Victualling Board Lieutenant Bridle, 15th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting Lieutenant Fitzgerald. Rifle Brigade, by Sir A. F. Barnard Ensign F. A. Biathlon!, 93d Regiment, on Mutton from the West Indies Sir James Urmaton on his return from Canton, by Lord Melville Lieutenant Dupuis, ILA. by the Lord in Waiting Captain Meynell, K. N. on his return from St. Petersburgh Lieutenant. A. Dealing, IL M. on his appointment, by General Campbell, R. M. Lieutenant A. G. Blachford, 24th Regiment, by Lieut.-General Bbchford Rev. J. B. Sumner on appointment to a Prebendal Stall at Durham Capt. T. Peebles, IL M. on promotion, by Major General Campbell Lieutenant Kendall, IL N. on his return front the Land Atctie Ezpedition Mr. Sergeant Teddy on his appointment of King's Sergeant Mr. Sergeant banquet on his appointment of King's Sergeant Doctor John Ibt clay Sheil, by the Rariof Mountcharles Rev. Hobart Seymour, by Sir 'Michael Seymour, Bart. Rev. Herbert 4kikeley, by the Duke of Athol! `Doctor Adolphus on his return from Jamaica and on promotion Sir John Edmiiind De Beauvois, by the Marquis of Sligo Sir George Phipps on being created a Baronet The Dean of Chester on his promotion, by the Bishop of London The Bishop of St. David's INV being appointed Dean of Durham 'lke Bishop of. Durham on his translation to the See of Durham The Bishop of Jamaica, by the Bishop of London The Hon. Lloyd Kenyon on his coming of age, by Lord Kenyon Ron. Captain Pouktt un his appointment to his Majesty's ship Prince Regent Hon. Mr. Moreton by Lord Duck Bishop of Bristol on his promotion, by the Bishop of Chichester 'Colonel ffieldichar t d Williams on his promotion 'Major General Sir James Lyon on his appointment Skut.-COlonel Giaham Foster Pigott, on taking additional names Lieutenant COlOnel Gong, Grenadier Guards, on his promotion Lieutenant Colonel &viler on his return from India, by. Captain ' Rainier. Major General Anderiorion his appointment Lieutenant s General Sir NO:ben 'Taylor on his appointment Lieutenant t 01°644 Goldin, 50th Regiment, by Lieutenant General Goldin f• Lieutenant General Tisomaelleowne on his promotion Major General Sir Thomas Bart. on his appointment Lieutenant' General Lord Aylmer, K.C.B. on appointment to be Colonel of Mtb Regiment lieutenant General Sir G. Anson, on appointment to Colonelcy of 4tb or Royal bids Dragoon Guards .11lajor General Tuley to his marriage. by Viscount Bernard Captain Abbott, by Lord Cekhester Lieutenant Colonel Brooke, Bombay Atm, by Major G a l I tusk isson - The' Right Hun. the Earl of Shrewsbury on his coming to his title. S r Edward Stanley. late Chief Justice at Madras. The Rev, T. F. Foerd Hawes, Chaplain to his.Maleaty. 'llse Duke of St. ALBAN'S appeared in the splendid coedits.* of Grand Fa/tuner of England, with his gold chain and medal. • The Duke of Noarout carded his baton, as Earl Marshal. AU the Naval Officers appeared in their new regulation uniform. 'llse Levee concluded about five a'cloCk, when his blamer left Yoe the State. Rooms. • The 'Levee of yesterday, was more numerously attended than has been known for Piety? years. On this occasion his MAJESTY • received the company sitting in* Chair of State, and *ith his accustomed grace and dignity; which enabled him with more fad- ; lity to get through the Presentations thait by standing, u was .his . • `usual predict. ~ills.MAinse looked remarkably wel6 . The beat was overpoweriptg, and the pressure so great in the anti-room, that 'lean* Sentlemen dropped their hats, buckles, /cc. and in many parts of the roasts feathers were scattered, which had fallen from the hat. it Military Geotlemen. Among the splendid dresses at yesterday's Levee, one Gentleman, .who's name we could not learn. was in the fell costume of a Iligh• land Chieftain, who attracted particular attention. The Duke of WELLINGTON was observed at the Levee yesterday :still to retain marks of his late accident, by having a black patch on the top of his Dose. In the bowie attending the carriages, the pole of a Gentleman's 'shallot came in contact with the body of another, by which one of the p anels was completely drove b. . • „THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1828. STOCK . EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK. Corrode opened this sentathg at &IL since which they have im proved to 84, and at present may be quoted at 824 1. Ia the Foreign market, Spanish Beads have considerably iar• proved, and have been done at 121. CITY, HALF.PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols may be quoted at ,1131. alternatdy buyers and sellers. This improvement in the Coma market may be attributed to the dispatches from St. Petersburgh beluga a more pacific disposition QUARTER TO THREE O'CLOCK. The ssooseat as Cassel Mullet gave way, and Consols have kesedied a I fir the Accoent. As Exp►ess has arrived, and report sayb it ►rings the aerosols of the aSssiaos ha►tnl crossed She Pm& IsItICK 00 STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. India Stock Slug Ditto Booth N fl to Old Amide. XlOOO Exciteq, Bills 56 55 MOO Ditto 56 56 1 4106 and £2OO Ditto Si Advenistd India for Acct. 245' Consols for Acct. $53 I , TWo oct.ticX. Poing. 846.1 p C. Ali 603 Do Acct. 603 166 RUM 8d5.11122,5 pita. 663 7 Do. Acct. Slit ?g 6 S Bds Sp Ct 103 123 11 f L "is tet. 123 12 113 Span. Ws. INS. 5 p. C. $ 73 Vr. Rental, p C. 1020 • Ezeitseme, 25f lOC I Do. Ace. 51 De. Acct. tatTISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. JIMA 1111. Palo. Hibstsdan SO • 73 United Ole:dean 40 " 133 13 Marine Alliance 100 The House of Ler& ad not it list night s on account e► He Levee. In the compost, the Itoikon Catholic Land Tax Bill Cusa dow wappapranytt tilt Monday. Me.Wststoe-Hebrow, In re ign." whit ilk wide steed fel bit aight 4 mid which was pest posed at his desire boil Wed*. timed, that he did _set bus dui say parish should nooptagage**tia 11 4 1141 " 00147 r 0 or (awards, of the iseklierets alNl.ollllllllllFered pihpristors . After an lambing cowsebetilb o die silks for a loin *as ptet. . pones! accruals sly. The Peiryn Disfranchisensiii7lllrE•ll4*.t was brought up—to he further tonal ered today. Ur. Alderman Waivilmait moved for an account of litibs granted tollse Canada Company, and also the persons sent out, and land appropriated . fir. iirmator Hoare paid, the House already possessed the one. 1 half of the information prayed for, and the other half they had no means of acquiring. 111 r. EASTHOPI stated the the Company would give evety information on the subject. , 111 . ...thasurr bor e testimony to the candour and feline's of the C the Alderman would withdraw fili motion. After some observi omtpani. He hoped . tions from Mr. Hume, Mr. Hoseasson. and others, the House 'was cleared fur a division, but none took place, the motion being withdrawn. The Paris Papers of " .... Vednesday "Mich arrived last] night, states, on the authority of an article from Alex andria, that the English Agent there had required that the Turkish and Egyptian Army should evacuate the Morea by a given time ; otherwise it would be compelled to do so by force. The answer of the PACHA, though conciliatory, was considered as somewhat evasive ; and in the mean time an armed squadron, with ammunition and provisions, had sailed from Alexandria, the PACHA giving his word of honour that it was destined only for Candia. The Monitenr. in its intelligence from Lisbon, gives ; a very favourable colouring to the conduct 'of Don: Micivin., who; it is stated, so far from accepting the offers of the multitude, had resolved faithfully to adhere to his oath, and to govern accotding to the powers which he derived from the Charter. The next Lisbon Mail will put us in possessibn of the true state of affairs• RUSSIAN DECLARATION. By the Dutch Mail of this morning we have received the Journal of St. Pricrsborgh to the 12th instant; an Extraordinary Supplement to that of the 11th, contains the following important extracts:— ST. PirfERSBURGH, ?shut' 11. The Attend de St. Petersourgh, of this date, has an Extraordinary Supplement. containing, _ . lst. " The translation of a Proclamation issued by Hatti Scheriff, the Ist of Djemacuil-Akhir, 1243 (20th Dec. 1827), sent to all the Pachas and Governors of the Provinces of the Empire, and_delivered to all the Ayaas (Pri• l mates) convoked in the Capital." The following observations are subjoinedt—s. " The above document scarcely needs to be charac• tensed. While the Sultan excites against Russia the fanaticism of all the Musselmen, points it out as the sworn enemy of the followers Of Mahr-met, invites to war all the people near ear Eastern frontiers, and to. revolt the numerous subjects of the Emperor who peaceably profess Islamism under the protection of our laws—while be ascribes to us the insurrection of the Greeks, and the intention to overthrow the Ottoman Empire....on the other hand Ire announces to the allied Courts, that his real and sole object was to gain time, and to answer, with rums in his hand, to the overtures, the_ object of which was the pacifica tion of Greece. Nay, more ; by this same Mani festo, the Sultan also anYounces to Russia the com plete annulment of its transactions with the Porte, by declaring that he has never considered the Convention of Akermann as binding; that he concluded it only to, break it, and to break at the same tire e alt the preced ing Treaties which it tor,firms ; consequently to soul• hilate the most precious and the most honourable titles of our rights and of oar• national glory. Before and since the publication of this document, the Divan at Constantinople had 'not ceated openly to violate these same Treaties, with respect to which it' has now made known its real intentions. " Out Bag. and that of almost all other nations, can no longer pass the Bosphorus. Our southern provinces see the only 'outlet for their commerce closed; our, ves sels ate derairel at Constantinople, and , their cargoes taken. away ; 1. tly, our subjects are obliged•to quit the Ottoman. Empire within a fortnight, or to take upon them the condition of Rape, and to submit to all the consequences of it. Such acts, provocations so serious, and the measures which they render necessary, give rise to the most liven - regret ; but the causes of com plaint which the Porte seems to have studied to furnish us with, require, on the other band, - a complete and speedy reparation ; and Russia, vittile it pro. secutes, with its Allies, the negotiations which the acconspliihment of the Treaty of London requires, while it conforms to the letter and spirit of that act in every thing that concerns its spirit and execution, will find means, with aid ni Goo. to obtain this indispensable reparation ; it will find means to secure to the cons mate of the Black Sea the inviolable liberty, which is the first condition of its existence, to its treaties with the Porte, the respect and the stability which they require, and to its injured subjects all the compensations which they have a tight to claim." NEWS PROM PERSIA. The accounts from Persia, inserted in a preceding number, have informed the public of the just renew which decided General Paskewitsch to break off the negotiations with the Persian Government, and to re commence hostilities. According to later information received here on the Bth inst. the military operatic,, having been resumed with vigour at several points, notwithstanding the extraordinary ses erity of the season , had alteady been remarkably successful. Major Genera) Pankratieff, appointed to act on the right with the detachinent udder his command, had occupied, on the 27th January, and without any resistance, the town 0 urmia, wilich is sturoanded With ditches and walls. This town, one of the most nonsiderable in the province of Adierbidjan, is situated in snob a Manner as to afforr great resources fax the supply of the army. On the other side, Lieutenant General Count Snarelen had advanced on the left, with she intention of taking' pOssession of the fortress of Ardebil. Scarcely Lad rh• General appeared before the walls of that -place; the strongest in Adzer• bidjan, when the Persian Governor Upenod th.n gares to our troops, on 7th the fastisarys Thu serender of thi town is of the greatest imihntassee in every resrect, and has, betides, put nslii postfssion of pretti considerable sangazines. It was the residence of two . Princes, sons of Abbas Mit" who hats desired to remain (hire under .. *..41 • f - . • . • . • . ... - . • • . . -• • .' t , the Protectictri cfour troop . • In genes Al*ii e ;AAA. . - lot AV Al: INTELLIGENCsIi • tants, fir from opposing their, p> age sq. have every . --dm. The Lowther Castle, Baena; , oat China, Pat waved el Dart- mouth : sailed 19th November. where received them with demonstrations f jOrs The Sarah Morrell. Cuing from New Orhusig t o Liverpool, • .; : Even•before the news of thee suciesftssould reach was dtiven On shore at Broadh e aven on thenOth Mutant, and it W.. • Teheran, and as soon as they were infbrirred there of frated e '4V2ald be wrecked. . william FRILM AYS from Newcastle to Rotterdam, strut the rupture of the con f erences an d t h e renew al of hos-4' on th e Barjard ' Sand on the 20th instant and sunk : crew eased. Wetly and Margaret; of 4-larritig- tilities. the Schals, much alas med at the new dangers • tol lu ti l i.e a t i nr, M rsail eff from . Kirl e cudbright on the Nth instantf'dm• which threatened him, thought only of averting theta area between Sc. Mary's Isle and Tort Point, and has singe hie- by all the means in his power. He hastened to send a ui come a . compkteVerech 7 -crew saved. The Arrow , of Pert Pa- ck, 0 Nuts, has aunt off the Point of old. direct communication to General Paskewitsch, to assure Kittastos, bleier. 22.—The gale df last Tuesday night Wan him of his pacific intentions, and to announce the imrne. I tremendous —nothing like it has been known fur years. Th e loss of shipping between Glenbead and Arranmore Is considerable. • / diate remittance of the sums destined to form the peel). Five sail from Sligo went dumb Sound Raghleyburn on the niary indemnity justly demanded by Russia, and the .! . evening of the gale, and the mast of one is now seen above water, and several casks of beef have floated on shore. At Donna, in ,t, half of which had already artived at Miana. At the B.ylagh Bay, a ship from New York fur London is soak t several II • same time, he invited Abbas Mirza to hasten on his side t packages of flat-seed and other ankles, including the spars of the enact have been picked up on the beech. The wrecks of tastier the conclusion of the Treaty, giving him the necessary vessels,have also been found at Doneras, from which Is Is feared , I f • , , full powers. In consequence of these urgent overtures, the whole of the five vessels from Sligo have suffered. At Glen, , head a good many logs of Canada timber plank is coming on ahem ~ ; General Paskewitsch was prepating, at tl.e departure Oar., MARCH 21.—Wind &R by E.—Arrived the Liverpool of the Courier, to fix the place where the Plenipoten- Packet, fro Cadiz. Sailed the Martha , for Carespeacky. . PORTSMM, MARCM 27.—Wind S.—Sailed the Hope, Borns tiaries should again meet, to finish the salutary work for C a p e Coast. :, LMO FAUTH, Illsacn 6.—Wind &K—Arrissed f ro m L on d o n the which had been checked by the effects of a policy, 2 Clarinda, CARR'S', fur Singapore and Penang; and Tartar, Rum, the danger of which the Persian Government seemed for Sc. Thomas's. . i •'. i at length to be sensible of. In fact, still later accounts FROM Tat PLISIOUTR SOMME, An order has been received at this Dock-yard to send up to the i inform us that General Paskewitsch had left Tanis, with Admiralty two models of the Genoa's mainmast (made on the plan . , of Sir Hobert Seppings); one in the state it was whets wounded. his head quarters, on the 10th February, to proceed to i and the other as it was when fished by Mr. Selly, the carpenter of 1 Miana, where Prince Abbas Mire% was expected on rise ship. • , the Ilth of February. The Supply naval transport arrived on . Monday from Milford. , ' T In Rianone,.ilie Britannia, Mersey, Pyladea, Medlin, Rinaldo, HAMM, Mascot 25. - 'R o y a li st , Leveret, Reynard. Pike, and Carron; at the Island, the I • .. After two days discussion, the Second Chamber, in its' Bramble ;i n the Sound, the Vigilant. .itting this day, adopted the project tot law for public; EXECUTION OF GEOIfCE WYETH, :10 Entrepdts, in certain towns and sea ports, by a qtajo. this unfortunate man, Who was convicted at the last . rity of 79 to 1.. . Old Bailey Sessions, of a h;gliviay robbery, attended i • . The Chamber then proceeded to disicoss the second with vinlence,:upnn a travellirg pedlar, near Islewome, • chapter of the third book of the Cade de Procedure was executed this Morning in the Old Bailey. Clyde, which was adopted unanimously. As the unhappy Mali declared his innocence, it may - • , be necessary to state, that the only evidence against him • i It is affirmed that his Royal Hlghness the Prince of was that of the prosecutor, who positively swan to i f Orange will set out for St.Petershingh onThursday next. his identity. Tee prosecutcr said he was attacked-by ri 1 EXCHANGES. two men, knocked down, beaten, end rubbed of two • 1 AMSTERDAM, IPiXISCIS 25--;-(11 I.OIIOD, 12 021-12.-2 meths, hats: another man was 'transported for life at a pre. 11. 95.—Dasick Asper:, March 26. 1 vious Session for the same offence, but the prosecutor AUGSBUR G, MARCH 20. ' swore that the prisoner Wyeth was the inert' who had t The Florence Gatette contains the following news-, i rushed tenon and heat him. • ' dated Corfu, Ith 'cebruary (which seems to require Wyeth was ordered. for execution with Weedois and • . , I confirmation): the Pacha of Egypt has agreed to Shorter 'on Welnesday• last, .bat was respited at the i set at liberty the Gteek slaves, of both sexes, lately urgent entreaty of his friends, who transmitted to the brought from Nevarin to Alexandria, in order to faci- Secretary of State statements and details of circuits. • - stances, showat he was altether . of e litate the return of Ibrahim and his troops to Egypt... offen in ce with which th he was dia og led, a innocent nd offering th to -;-Algemeine Zeitung, March 21. prove those statements; consequently it was intimated J • • i --ow-- • two days would be allowed for that purpose, and if the 't :1 We , have receiv d, through the North and South pledge given was not redeemed, the execution must go 4.1- 1 .. ! • '' American Coffee House, the following Address, pub- on; unhappily for the prisoner, his friends failed in es- ' Imbed in Mexico t . tablishing the doubts .they raised, and it was last night - 1 1 ii • ADDRESS OF 'VICENTE GUERRERO TO HIS intimated to W}eth that no further hope remained foe , ; - VELLOW CITIZENS. him. He then declared , as he had done from the mo- . 1 ol t w ould be an i nsu lt to th e un d er standing and menu of his arrival in tke prison, that he was altogether innocent of the roister'', and kt.ew nothing whatever I patriotism of the Mexicans, were I now to address them about it, or the part es by whom it was perpetrated. He i in a discourse of set and studied phrases. It is my expressed himself dreadfully disappointed at his life not i heart that speaks to you, Compatriots !--and in an- bring spared, and said, olam as innocent of this as the i • • flouncing to you that out rountty is free-that out thin! unborn-1 am innocent, and I shall be murdered ; . 11 ir • the most lively delight. They must nn* know, from rr • enemies at length are disappointed, my soul experiences oh, I wish I had died on Wednesday with my. poor companions; I was then better prepared." The cols ,ppy 5. i , i . man i had, n consequence ot the respite, buoyed himself • : ' 1 r the deeds with which a well-regulated national spirit is up with an idea that lab life was spared, and consequently " ''i I distinguished, that never will we groan under the thral. when the fatal intelligence was communicated it had ~1 , ) dom of that yoke by which slaves are galled and op. a greater shock upon his feelings. The OrdinaryNessgte, of ; I a . Mr: Cos - rue, attentively applied religious ex- • pressed. I have been a faithful witness to the heroic • ~i bort:mon, and pointed out to him the folly of any longer i • decision, valour, discipline, and other virtues Which , dwelling upon sublunary matters, but the culprit became '! I . 6 adorn the soldiers of out cotintry: They no longer peevish and unsettled, and continually asseverated his O, I labour now to sustain tyranny, and they will understand innocence. When the Rev. Ge n tl e m a n l e f t hi m l ast ' tr t how to present their breasts for the preservation of law in night, he exclaimed, " Oh, Mr. Cotton; I am innocent ‘ ~ • . e all its force; they know how to be faithful without being of this robbery;' I know nothing about it; may GOD never permit my soul to enter the kingdom of Heaven • r e abject ; they know, in shOrt, that they can enjoy if what I say is not true !" Mr. Covvoia i, reasoned with • 1 • ,: .. true felicity only with the possess;on of independence him again, at the impropriety of making. such awful . l 111 v r ) and federation again and again. Assuredly will these appeals to the Deity, in the teeth of the positive i eti. e l s valiant warriors, whom I shall have the taisour to corn- dente bf identity which led to his conviction, but the • I f ild i n stilll ,' a p e rs i s t e d n d ec l arat i ons his . wand, , combat, without ever coming to an accomrnoda- unfortunate m innocence, and could not be teconciled to his dreadful 1 .1 ' '. s tion with him who may attempt the subversion of the i s ' fate. ' This morning upon being removed from his ' i - e established lota of ObvernMent. . • cell he renewed his protestations of innocence. When 1 n " You already know, Compattlnis, what has lately the Sacrament was admicistered, he made another de- e occurred in Tolancingo—perfidy was leagued with by- claration of his utter innocence, and said' be Wag I I ; u perky ; the•misgeided and the ungrateful presented reall y re die * ' ' ' At a few minutes after eight o'clock he was amine. e themselves; in the field, but they are now in the power • • .1, . ted into the press room, w here Mr. Sheriff Spottlavtiode, •' ' i I. 1. of the War* I assure you, that there is no cause of Mr. Iticherdson, Under Sheriff, Mr. Wontnee,and ano. - Oil r " b. "apprehension in otir present situation. We haven firm, ther Gentleman, w ere in attendance. his step was feeble ' le 1 and unsteady, and he drooped down as if scarcely able .i, li e wise, philanthropic Government--the deserving virtuous - , to support his weight ; he was immediately pinioned. i i. VICTORIA, at the head of the nation=i-let us hope for i t I , i is The Rev. Mr. Conroe at that moment communicated e the best, since treason is discovered and frustrated ; and to the Sheriff that the criminal perSisted ih his declare • lion that he was not guilty et the crime for which in a i,• s, do you be assured, that I will risk my life itself for this i n country, that it ever may be united under the Divine few moments be was to be executed: The unhappyrnan o f II system of Federation." . almost at the same instant, exclaimed, a Oh, Loan, i , •,,,i ..--.............._ have pity on me, a miserable man 1 Oh Goo, i am ', e The following is from a FreaCh Paper, received by innocent of this—have mercy on ine r The Sheriff t . i. the Mail this morning : communicated with ;Mr. Woneer and Mr. Ritbardson, MADRID, MAWR 13. a . and a moment ' s pause in the :Arran proceedinglook e The greatest embarrassment prevails in the Treasury. place, which Was broken up by the Sheriff motioning 'oft a With his hand to the oft who immediately led the ' which gives serious alarm, and immediate measures culprit out of the room. As he walked through the dreary 1.. h twist be taken for its telief. Persons who pretend to avenuee of the gaol, he swayed hittnelf to and fro, as if 1 , , be well informed, say t h at M. Estefani, Ditector General in an indescribable agony of enind,i reqbently exclaiming, i• '• ti • Gob! Oh, my Gobi' ‘ %%hen the funeral bell of the Lottery, has set off for Paris, with peimission to, " (M r g I s sign a loan with a house in London, for the payment tolled, and the Clergyman lead aloud the Burial Se r . • ~4 rice, he passed for dill instant, and ;exclaimed, o Oh, to of which he is to accept, in a certain time, a proportion Goo! receive me into the Kingds mof Heaven, for I ens ea• . , e. of the builds of the Cortes, at the pr ice of 25 to 85 for innneent.“The next mii we he was led up to the , n every. !rendered pound bond. Estelani, no dnabt, is at scaffold, *Web he ascended with the same broken un- • :' , ' ss present in Paris, and will secrete the object of his "mission• steady step ; he looked round fdr a few seconds and . 1 . : ' f -0, 1 —,--- -ff.- - then the cap was drawn over his facer the rain at that I 5, THE ARMY. ~ • • moment descended in torrents; bbt the culprit appeared , t ii , . l i . . 1 '. -... 'unconscious of any thin g ; he swayed himself back. h • Llettenant-General Sit karats Faneesou, K.C.R. and M.P. . t' 11 1 wilt be appointed Colombo' the 79th (Catheronlan Highlandere), tad, " Oh, say wards and forwards, and once or twice ; le vice Lieutenant General/Dr Ault Cameron, deceased. GOD!' He Wit in the very act of expressing another db. 1 Major-General &sawn& will, it is understood, le Governor of Tobago. • • be appointed claration of his innocence of this crime, when the drop fell, and the unfortunate orals was ;!most instantly • , I s Two Cothpanies of the 7th Fusheer , Bradford. and on Idonday•morning left that Arsrtoe tm a ga ri t r u r r ola da t y e to gt sent, and the dead. There were scarcely one hundred pOrsofis pte. execution appeared altogether orietpecied. , • 4 ! „,,,, Is. Sunderland. 1 , i„ . • ce Two Companies of the 71st Regiment on Saturday mucked Wyeth was twehty-Hve )2flrs bt age, Oaths person II into Hudders fi eld froin Hull, and on Monday Miming ptoceeded fine hale etantryman ;he vote the gm usually the , . , rd On their route to teplace the 7th Fullest.* et Chester. : , dress worn by farm *reacts. . • . ; . e, A Detachment of the 46th Regi ment o f F oot arrived in town ti yesterday from Bristol, un route to Obedient. A Detachment of CORN EXCrIaGA, MAITC-LANiti Kisco ag. • " . . k 0 the Eat India Company's Steely* arrived in town yesterday from The Wheat and Barley Ttedea were very lively dat a = . z • . •, :• , la Bristol, and endiarked this miming on ho ar d a steam-vessel in the the Supply of both during the week lumina been very ' _, River, for Gravesend, on route to Chethetts. Detachments of the prime samples of the fininer sold ftgoi a t m au d a y sin i t .,, s we i lC tHatiiirniglintrbethekleasligAdechniuiti.ikevdefeg, ad.rmieA " diminithed smaistaimes: „sta nd . : NI 4th and 111th Regiments of Lighe Dregooes marched yesterday the latter, whets Very fuse, obtaining still More mithey. .Tbe Ord F . from Westinhistet for the Cavalry Depot at Maidstoee. 4 Do- Trade has revetted back again to its forifier &Ines% tbe sappy c • ?.t tachment of the lid Battalion of the 69th Rile Corps marched from tn Be lrel et and ans: no it t irt h ; ' • to yesterday front Westminster for 'Portsmouth. ' • Detachment of prices of this day Week meld not be obtained. - ,i a the SIM Foot marebed . yesiirday (Mkt Westminster for Ports- meth, do room rb Jersey. id ..........nawasesei . with ililqaday II but WA Wail- and Port support the home s l' le Timidity sennight, Madame Bonaparte Wyse air- hit ostler day.—Beestall24---Sfieep-5.9402Ka Ditat --- Calmi ti°ll. l4ll f . Se rived at Waterford , I a Ake Nora Creina steam-packet, from Bristol, Beef, per stone, es. 641. to 4s. Lod. Mutton, 3 s . &d m S e . Id. and iminediateli proceeded to the residence of her htSband, Thee. Veal, 3e. to 6s. ed. - park es. to 6,. 41.—Ha 1 , per Load; ath W et -Wyse, jatnEotl. tits Use Malta iff4 ISes arteer; sei to 441 10a: Sttaw c arl lee. tersell Mt . , , .. • . . . . ... iimmiaizimilhai . ~.,...„16.6ainiii, - . . - ... eir • . . . - . , ...,.., , . ....• - .