Star. — London, England, 1828-04-03 00:00:00

y plrentrbe, ie wrs condo tU4 .meta are vial itle tto.skl, as ft ial iu gauablise rn Leith and spany have about ular tradeis. • urday afiel d) a lull ge: kno!fler vest.' tows, is move a merchant retie dipped 4th tot Lou..: huiks and vessels (roes eland fisher) * It boat to the w days. The ,wo o'clock. n the day he is bringing hint Doctor stooped nen to bias.—. t the recently 7-lane Theatre, idge Wells, and r the molt part, iorrable place of !ant to reimeeest wo dreu oo the 'stained the pact ing. isio be takes everal houses e - and South 'zed, to willes ;ed assurances ination not to cross the Iron arms. The , where he is it often 'nen apher had pe. of Tin3buctoo, the details of Academie des L be published Court of Pie. d, for the pur- Governor r for we, EAI. the I Governor far PALMS*, Esq. g that there is y of the New ut of the world eduction of the ►erchants enter id sale in thou against them. n tying dead in • a speedy ship- r the mail from 'cud from the •The mail bags to Crieff. and We understand r, when on she , came necessary to adjust some ' when in the act , the bags came were not missed I tit throw them le instantly dis hec on foot, to at Sydney; in er laq, has been imp and License e. The. Govern- WA IDELL, the , had failed ; the I that the Jury at there was not ry were accord- e of the Bth of salaams), which ist been recom er the happiest ,ng made at the discovered con of two or three rchitecture, and part of which is hitherto disco and in a state of ect, though they ores of the 16th my had received The Exchange I decline of about rohain, Esq.Wardeo I Aostrutber.wiliew of Aobtrutler assi Sr. John Catboat. it ear. J. K. Smich, a dia. Untwist Society. AN. MI6 o 0 o 1 O 0 • 0 'lands 0 0 O 0 o 0 it TO 11010110 W. =was akar 4 Ctitrivtal attar 4 171111. the Peaprietet to Tesnple.lier NUMBER TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STO C K. LADIES ALSO GasTuanit, _ _ _ T _______ HE ELECTION of SIX DIIECTORI of the EAST INDIA COMPANY being appohrad for Win paver, the 9th of April next, the favour of your VOTE and INTEREST is reviewed for the following Gentlemen. vie. Now Atassanara, Ras. Gamma RAIII4, 11tiq. 11Wsualli STMILIT FLAIIIII, Sig. Sir Groaoa Aasacaowant Rialkaa ODOM= PLoWDIII4 Rostaiox, Ban. Est. Joint Taioaann.a, tn. Which will much obli 4 Te, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most bumble Servante, Vampbell Marloritunks, Hugh Lindsay, - Jum Masternlan, James Paulson, clones 51111 s, Josias DU Pre Alexander, John Morris, William Asteli, . 4glin Petty Musptatt, John itaillie, Glades Elton Prescott, John Bebb, 3.Goldsborough Ravenshaw, Rpbert Campbell, George Smith, James invert Carnac, . . James Stuart , Neil Benjairin,Hdponstqnt, !hvouT Toone,. jipbett Townsend Farquhar, Menry &. George Tucker, 4 14. Lech, Wipiarn Wigton", James Low Ludington. -last India House, the 26th of Match, 11121. ftyrig eitiligukrOts 6! Mit nitiTA Laaus Ai. Gavial's% AVING the honour of being tetomtue!idect to you, by the Directors Of the East bliTEs for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year, we takes th; liberty of requesting the favour of iout on the day of I:110791 4 p Wanaarnav, the ,th April neat. We oye s Ladies and Gentlemen t tent 0104 obedient pod most humble 'smog!, 1 0 43( 4 1 ARL1 1 1 1 4 1 U 1 7 NS I LLIA .13TANt4tx.c1,4*N4, ll l lCH4RD,csoicfimpr eI.t)RDILN. offOILG*AIitRCIROMaIIi .104.11 4 1 tHdall HI Li, : ...;. . East ladia.Hotkar. the 26th of March e IssB. SOCIETY for the DISC u immg and R )). PERSONS. IMPItISOI'iIEp FAA • SWIA1;11 aivoghoot N D acd WALKS, istabligoid Poznointr—The Earl of ROMNEY: • .IXF 15Einfs,, Vica•Patta * manse, The Lord DE DU-NSTA N V MLR; The, Right Hon. ROBERT PEEL. M.P. The Honourable pinup rumor. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. M.P. TRTASCAIR, BENJA.IIIN BOND CABBELL, E. Ameroas, CHAR. E. PIGOU, Esq. and JOHN PF.PYS, Esq. Craven -street, Strand, sd of April, inetta AT SA ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of •GOVILKNOiS held Ibis Day, . - • TIN Right Hun. Lord . DE DPNOTASNVIpI.E.V.P. in the Clugr. The II onotirsble PH ;.,1P PUSE Y, ..V. P. &mi. 11. Cabbell, Esq. Treasurer 1 Robert Pigott, .Pfrpq. C. E. Pietpu, Esq. 1 A ., A4 . I Archibsid Hamilton, P.sq. J.A.n I'epyi, Esq. S - "" an I James Davidstm, Esq. Charles Hollow', Esq. Vile Wee. Wm. Winthrop 0 uteri Miteisell, Esq. I Goo. games Cliolmongeley, Epq. Charles Walker. 1 49. .Iplut,ltickserd 411rer...Esq• Colin Mackenzie, Esq. Mr. Nicholli, Solicitor. . . 'I he Accounts of Receipt and Disbursement fur the Yea{ euding Slat March, having been laid upon the table, duly certified by tins; Auditors, the Secretary reported that the number of Debtors! hiss:barged cud Relieved frusta the undermentioned. MMUS *MOP ..i II:. Ns& Year. Trete 1,311,.pf, whom 0413 1101. Wimp png,./ " :' l'isilarrn, the average aims!. qf whom, lihnatioo„,(ipel s terryincidental exPertse Whatever, atteriditi tfe ChatitYY, was "919% 41d. for rich Debtor Discharged and•Reffevei. 1 Arpletiy i dreesswieh 4 Nottingham- #, A•le•halry 4 .Olosseestea A NosthwaspElo 5 Beassostris 1 qtr•Peseud a 4 1 .11 21 ,42 1 1 Tedford it . WM*, , . I psfor,l ~ 5 , Leverley ,,, . 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SID 3 I Coventry 5 kepi Witathelcer 1 1_ 1 Ilertly . .1 aiiiii - ei'd • *Amster VI Seta 11 .8 Illrititiodl 0,1 3/webs:atm .8 ilimshotoola 'l r ` vb . f ~....- i !... rive^ ))urbane suttggype . r y 1 0 .41 Lilll' Easter . 1 Elmo . liWisolisitiplelei ' illialiefied from rn .1 'hit . .ug 139.4. t . s ci `l'disma , . • . 11 ° 000 es 'll - HO/sV , OO I, 0 0 1 2 0 0140i0t, . awls. sWasklerpl i :Oct ~•.411PF;0 1• 4: 6 11 4064108 ; 6 1 1, Tircr i 89 0 ti. kn4rtliaiPik. . -if . •J.aSlc • airs Tt.s..' • Ansi is al4p ippe l atid the one %sato sod r1t..e..1 1 10 had beets Thscharged neitilleired limn 1M . tIV Xmolly Meeting held ..sch of March, for tketionatot 4115/ 3e. 4 anal the following . ~ BEN EV A('T(Okat AltOrii V 00 efolielo•Mot PAY : 'Om Yeer's interest ofthe argorcruf theists-- Bight tit& .1 ' • Lady Do - Ihnugumailts. ..• . -. seas The Wu Honouroble•ilW 'Dscitvegtv -Maiehloisen of , • • • •• •, 4• a . 0 )149 YOUbliP 4. . a p.. .•.... 4! :.- • • • 49' t 9. ,9 1 3 404 K• 1 1 , Non,Orlhtvaddr).•31A , Ik • A• 1 • 9 1 Jed atuixi Slatigh:er, Esq. Edmonton • • • 9 1.9 •1 0 )lesiton . John Davi ' dson, EN.. *apish, Durham A . I'o 9 1 tAitonymous, fours* lathe Letter Mow . . 2 0' 9, WI extern binalAse*, *eq. . Ozarks li-zter, Esq. . • • • : 1 .I 9: J.O. ' sp c r... 0 4 .1, t* flatter 1341, Ift. ~. . ~„ • 2 *, % lltiesuPtil-Prisousers foe Deht,44•0114 , in Laski Ifi:ts S II 9 Mks Standen . • . . 4j 1 3 0' Nis. C. Standen • 4- ,'A . l . it' .. MP pRePIP, lies. It Who , A so o ' .. Itlrt. ifttpyt... , .. ,,,. . . . . :: . 114., A. I 11 A. C. It. Sheridan, EN. per I as, '4.4. .. • . . 20 p: AA. (.4 . • 44 , 1 .l . ..• . ~ r „ 1. • a * i ir mit i i k II 0 0 Tholt 4Cgousl 4, o s, Vl , 4elai• under 4 ) i. 4 x 49 4rrykjmig Wg4loooll t, A ,-• ..- .. ..... ~ .:.., 5 . 70 0 0 Ditto ender the Will of 3frs. A. ii...fits l atird, ger dIX •lo 9 0 -1 7.1 'he l i k :1 % 1 / 4 9 1 ), rt. Whit% Pronferd, lime .A 2 0 A. B. Drummond, Fa* • • . A. # a - 0 * aloha Drummsll#4l. RAis • • . ..6. s 5 0 Henry Drummond, Esq. • • . A. 56 0 21r. 11.3.1*, pet, Mow awl Co. . • ,• 1 0 0 Ain. E. I. 14wconcs, 4e , t_•__ •• - • •A. * 0 a Min Nutlet Zrettosh Rir , ,W•bitirnie and Co. • • 1 0 . I ' o .6 a:. licati v y, So* per 1111 . e. and Co. • A• . II s 0 Francis Lind, Esq. • • • . A. 33 . 0 lieuefnetjuss i umz e cagpd i bp Benj. Bond Cabbell, Esq. the Tips.. Alms No. J , liyicit-coort• 7 . 0 33 Pkt ii`u b 7 Mewl'. PrunllntrlNl. *bimbetsk Chating f ewass• Cocks and -Co, ditto; !ferries i and Co. 4 1 •Junllo's•street ; liao;wwsraieya, Pall-mail ; flo i lree, fleet-ttrett ; Wkitusus e and, Co. Lowiparkstases; Vrfell and Ca.ditto ; bor4ew 'inlets. kinch-littie. Corabilii and by the Secretary, ,No. 7,,Cravems itneee,,lisrap‘ m b ere. th c. ,4,, 0. k g mai be, ster; by, time who MI i t 4414"1 ,_ 101/ • suPPart. the gletg;k7 .orwl where the Society meet oa t the " IC Wednesday in ..eTTRI *ln*, '' IL . • • . ItOittill 13.t.,144,14:10, Secretary. . . • b ' ). t_ - -4• .. 37_,., ) ( -• ... 1 -- - iki Ap 40 Tiltilt,SbAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1828. riCTIALUING-OFF7CE, 441 5, urn. THE COMMISSIONERS for rICIIIALLING kis MAJESTY 'S NAVY, ku do hereby gin notice, That on FIUDAY, the 11th Instant, they will be ready to receive Traded in writing (sealed up), and treat for Fifty Tons of COCOA—and leaving him unprotected in the a counter revolution, is praised troops are invited to renew the honour of the Throne and religi this infamous insinuation even have answered, We shall not ' for we know that all that was masons was, and ie still, a hum 44 In a supplement to that wit h the decree,by which, in o solution of the 'loose of Depot pointed to make a new law for thereby the law that Ring Don me, Authorized the Plineeis keener onlY; previously anifior first Legislaitne, Iraving to t iscrnint nt one on the same sul recta. This act of Don Miguel to imolach him it there were.! rihihition to !ley , l ) o n Pedri ssolts, digs ,Hestwe here then Ministeti 61 War and the Iptet add ,pat of this Minisiel• of jut 414414 d Pukente edbial, One iotinsted irqth the country: You will Gtiii.theo, in in becer of his t 6 the Interidint4 to lend hint a list of all the Mil l that bare hindered the people sentiments of loyalty and of 'li Is to say, that have stopped the of Miguel I. R. teat much magis't'rates ma y b. with all the . rigour of the la , flue terrible cheery of Isis Ri Mere there is i Jultice, and ith ! st of the_ law ; 'and sach Regent,' who can .onl` di the Ptiaidstieiit . of the regal, think then of this nee code of Itut don't' fole. thelke'd bi the presenie Vin, they ire doves to %bit they : wi Leints hid not interposed bit Or Eves y . One, therefore, is waiting for the lathier to his dispatches, an energetic remedy to . these thelgitietti find her Op the me: or, by the departire of the country in =tetchy, with a I royalty and rebellion to Don Pi allay easier take possession of is the Qtseen'i airs—fi4 shs. Ferdinand's iister, and moitibedi terminations, having never i 'Portuguese nation. You will k Cook' Villa Real has resign,/ riffaiti on 'the Semi day that the of the Noise of I,Tel:titles we's with all his Might, as %eel' as Gerietal Canla , Pedro 'de Milk Vie ‘ eu ;. but, notwithstendi been jeiei Mined to it by Itii t pro'val 4 the Dube aid 'his eonnt Vll . l !teal would WS it do with such scandaliii:Gdi obstinately th..t his . ve s r g p A ti o n 'the ante of that very day (the accepted on . the 15th.,1t was in • to take leave of the It:gent, at custom on such dismissal, feat band to kiss, Don Miguel shoji *Muth with tl.e back of it, 'and insulted and offended by it. he, in getting away.so smoothly, smashed by the Prince's privet 'Getierels bt fish kolOib V.l seri 'is the "sisciii'sOr of Count his appoidtn ent he %ot the I Q•seen and Don Miguel. %bill 'traitor to the lekitimate 'Magi he was Minister of the Interim This shabby and miseiabfe lit. cannot long withstand the cons 'And all the Foreign Miniters. a. The worthy Cistinfol LOU! the Ministry 'against his will, Count' Villa Real did; and at corelit to it, and insists On insists also in not doing any , lion;, and, thcrefore the lausi6e, at stand. He it the reverse of 'although he is•not richer than 44 It is nOir well knoirit, mony of taking the . Oath to had the text of it altered. and t senteJ to him on die otessaion: keard hitn titer a Syllable, Wind& return the .GoVeritnienl .King, he had it write!, 6 to tl which, mneastink his manlier future wife, for whom tie doe) os L. Iw es to irisitivit tinder, 'the riot at Vt. Lions These di eon in honour of Don nig* reached in the stile of tl rs, incely ,of .the 13th- liniment of It soldiers to vociferate in the 'refuseCl. they were attacked `{Ord a:sergeant welt 4tocking' i t . they swimd to persuade tier rtv way, bat all in vaii, so that • §te a volley in therff,ltirtii. Weir ii4erkty set iciuSty walk& the fun there. but the Loyola the Gevetitment, who blamed sOldleis, and forbid them' to The AmpserrientA lisyja jt kas bees feot 611140 *.the,frick stituted by the 7th, a very of Liituin spine tilheitita. to day that Don is hligoel will r esp hle people iuecieta King, g eo wi e e with l hav ll fled i I. ': several of the fo r eign ViCe•Consu „ ;n anOfher i oir44,o4stTberiir 'On'hlOridey l ast, is three'of t'" versity of Coimbra,' with the df the See of the 'same towr One Hundred Thousand Gallons of West India RUM. To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores, at Dept ford; One Half thereof by the 30th Instant, and the remainder by the.26th. of May next following. Samples of the Cocoa must be produced by the party tendering. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specifylhe price in words at.length, and be delivered before One o'Cloek en the Day appointed ; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must iitend to answer when called for. Y• R4L7,BR cr,lF,rox. LiSildg ePEIt S. LISBON# Maser 16. By a royal letter of the loth, Major•Generil the Count de Villa Fier is discharged from the Government of the Province of Alentejo.witb which he wits charged 14 a royal letter of the Mit of November, 1856. sad al.o front the Government, ad interim, of the di%ttiet of Oporto, with which he was afterwards charged by a topl latter of 7th of August, 1827. ~ WAR-OFFICE, M•scr _ _ _ " As I have learned that evil-minded persons, enemies, to the peace and happiness of the nation, go about scat. te:ringyeports among the soldiers of the army, which pin them in tear respecting their future destiny, it is my duty, as the head of this department, to recommend to the Gee pgrals of the Prinvinces,and.the Commanders of Corps, to do away, with the impression s• hich such repot ts pro e duce, assuring them, with the greatest tranknes% that his Highness the Infante Urgent has, and always will have, i the, highest consideration for all the military who folloW,, IP/kaput deviati.m, the path of honour. His highness already has pro4s of,u het the Portuguese soldiers ate capable of, hythe noble resolution which they took, an t 1828, to attiat bias in destroying the faction whit!! uhe l happily, then eaisted, with , the design of destroying the holy religion which we, profess, and the throne; and.is eonviecedillag. they .re ready to give others, when an occasion, shell offer ; and pyincipally, if impious persons should endeevour, in any manner, to attack those two l objects, always sp dear to the Portuguese. In communicating io this manner to the Generals of Provinces and the Commanders of Corps the bear, ticent intentions of` his Highness above stated, I must also declare that his Highness is tes , ,lved to he int:sou ls* towards every soldier whose conduct shall not be 0 pform4ble to what the laws prescribed, because the essential duty of a soldier is to be obedient to 11 , e law, and he who departs from it is unworthy of belonging to so noble a class. "Conde do RIO PARDO." KAKll.l§. The Ciaixeite contains two decrees; °tic wyceptitig.; he resign t st)ois of the Conde deVilla Real, Minister for FfiritimAgairs, and the Other 'appointing: the Viscount de Santaiisit to that 'office._ These decrees . are slaked thr.lth of.parch, " DErA BTU lINT 01 ralt•A 11/A1 RS pp 1118. Ittwounie. " It being at pre seat -impracticable immediately to 'convoke a.Chamber of Deputies in the i lace of that which I. have- thought it to dissolve by a decree dated this day, because the la's to tegtilatc the elec.' tions is not yet made, and those rreulations which ire ordered to be .observed by the decree of the 7th of August, 1826. being acknowledged detective s as experience has proved, I think fit, in the name of the: King, to do oway with the said decree of the 7th of August*, 18'26, and to give orders immediately to pro. tied 'to the organiaarion of new instructions, which: being conformable, to m hat is ordered by the Constitu tional Charter, 'shall also be analog Ons• to the ancient' usegts and liiodable customs of these kingdoms, snit lable to amonerelly, and as fa, as, possible not liahle Tbe eluded arid evaded: thus facilitating to the loyal otiuguese nation the means of being worthily settle ,;ented. And as an affair of such great importance Osithi to be entrusted to persons tearing GOD, faithful. vet the thrOne, and loins of the country, I also think fit,t iothe name of thelCing, to appoint for this purpose only it:Junta, of which ttie Bishop of Vizeu shall be President, end its 41titobers the Viscount de Santarem, A. Gomes. Sibeiro, J. de. Matlnose Vasconcellos. B. de Nlagalhae., A.J. With, J. Ribeiro Saraiva, J. J. 1)a Cr us e Car walho,j. Barata Beim de Lima. J. de Figueiredo, and she Councillor, J. Ma• is de Crista e Sa, who shall act a Secretary, avid wbi shall report their proceedings to me. Sentine de Banes, Minister of the In•erior. is ordeted to' rake the necessary steps for this purpose.—.-13th March." Maws 19.—The bazelle contains only the Decree dissolving the Chamber of Deputies, and a letter fr; m fie .Idietstas of •Juqicir, expressing tt:e indignation of big Iligbness at the conduct of some Magistrates, uhri, iessissnd with use spirit cf party, have, suice the retutp of his Highness to there kindoms, etercised the most rigorous 'despotism against several persons, upon a e Sfer•-gtoarid than gnu of their being hiends to Royalty andto the'pessrin of his Highness, -sad not adopting the tiatest i vagant liberal opinions wbeh they follow. • .. 'The Uagettes of the 20th, VI St, anti 22d of March, ain nothing - of impott axe. 1%11104% 1 in COnll - ESPONDIIIIrII, " LISBON, Mum! its. - " Oar limpid situation has appatently subsided wee: list-Mail, thanks to Sir rcedetick Lamb's resolution or dit,....,1141 she troops and 'mradion. and also to the: ittetne spirit:tit Ihiaisdpnlation, and---very much to, liv.;vider—Lof• the troops. which have behaved most 'inibry, isisitlidg run thepreaence of Don Miguel, who ivied to .eciax theirs, by .visitieg, on last Wednesda t i ;evening, the quarters of the Ist and 4th Regiments isc BeleM, and by inquiring bow they nere.led, icc.; but to no affect, for he was. receined very coolly, aod,_Of ears ware not once Satter:ed by the, cry of , Don Mi l pie' 1. King absolute; which he evidently expecre .from the midis's', but obtained only from his ragged hitelingt, that tallow Mm constantly when by chance , he shows himself. ,He sometimes. indulges an night. trips 'in disgeise, always at different ,hours, that 1)e, :may sot be seen and treated as he seems to think hei' ought to be. Altogether them have been eo perseenw dons, on account of the dread inspired by Sir Ftesierick'i firmness, and in consequence of his dispatches home. Notwithstanding, the public acts of Government are Olt marked with the stamp Of Outs's:slim and terrorism: for instance, in the Casale of the 17th, you will find an .Iti der qt the Day of the Minister of War to she trim:oo. ;in /which their cooduct,.aod that pf Dun. Migeel in' •111 1 31, when they isvOlted and 'headlined their Kitt, Lisbon to complimettk OFAct sow.tbe.M near Cojidciii t Osciss‘ Coimbra, and when the deputati the btopped it, ordered ever orte' . . . .. . . . . - ~ -. .. s i; ..• ' . . . . ..-"+., . 1 111°4 4 7"' * 4:l. '' St 441 ' s • . •7, .. . . ....- f. . • T. 7 ' "id: .. .: '- 4114 :- #..... r ts t . ~ • - 4 i • - , - l itztr . • • A dis AN4114 1 . - firm 111140,PPG ' . • 'P tt . • .i j".."ll24ll=leiei SR , 7"...l. Vid g i li theOki • • . , 1 ~............... a field close by. and there began shooting - T --- 11 i midst of the anarchy rif lessors were killed at the first wo ll ey ;.,, t i h d e t h ns ' e lr rp s e c i r ,„ l"' al as heroism ; aid the most it terry wc.unded. The firing and the cries aft• * : same scandalons act, in • Sion, if necessary. But to survivors attracted some peasants and militiamen yr* n the common soldiers happened to go near the place, and who rescued the be again such vile tools, travelling party, and got hold of three of the .villains, told us then about Fre*. who were masked, as were all the band ; hut. they were nbug.' then discovered to be scholars of the University. in Gazelle we were treated consequence of which.sevet al imprisonments have taken crinseqrsence of the dig- place in the Lirsiversity, and a very. severe prosecution ottiel, *commission isap- has hews . . • the elect ions,.desto nying " You may judge how things - wili turn oul. if ihe En — g- ,• n Pedro, by a special de- troops are ordered away. Their conduct is admirals', in '' .l ,gent to make in that id. every respect, for their excellent discipline inspireiterroe • t the convocation of the to the ru ffi ans, whilst their humanity gives shelter in ,; . I le , • the Cones to Make the their bollocks to those .who.have season to dread Pe a se' P ~ • . abject as the Charter di- -cution. The English fleet h.is been equally admirable 4 : .• 1 . l would be quite sufficient for its imposing rote , and shelter. Gen. SalJanha, who . re ,• ant sp many more: as his artived yesterday from London in the steamer Dike ro't hymn, his palace au- of Yolk, went inmediately on board Admiral Beau. i is a shameful act J . the clerc's ship, where he remains. Hi; appearance has !riot.; and now I have to given went, fight to Government, .who placed boats evict, fiat be is, with the in the Tagits rill night, and numerour patois of po- t . eof sbotklng frutinor, lice on all the quays, and particularly neer ;he betel -•!, I. . , . •, (leanly of this on: , aptly wheie Sir F. Lamb lives, and mere very busy aft AP. 4 is the iiokefle of the lath, smirking and examining every one, on suppiiiiim that . ~. , • -detVetal of Police3Mtlet, Saidanha would. come ashore to meet Sit Frederick! I i . , aii,t r atei its tea ei n ifners All thin would be laughable, if it was not to 'alive ~ ; ! ( f oa l i n ,dif e itigt diiii monstrous. cnnsequenees iii case the only remedy is towel* Don Mighit (that not applied—nod that is in sending away the (litre's f. I. . le seditibbs and rebellious and Den Miguel; for another proclamatit.n has been ta . 1 li:ing . absolute), in. birder • circulated among the troops, calling no them to rise in it piiniihed immediately his i arrour, and to go to meet their companions ibaems ~',i( '• two. and betides • with that are coming 'tom Spain, and *hot-aye upheld khe t loyal Higbrieses justice; dignity of the nation tmeaosin. , the rebels). and telling ,i 1 -1, • a a terrihle one, besides them that they must he aware that this was the Regent's h j ustice is th .t cf the wish..were he even to say thr contrary, because.he may L. : inn, . and never increase be nitliged so to do. Now, as Don M•gut,l-sent, linear tar lOW. What do you the pretest of his hunting party, part of his equipoges 4 • - r 'mice and ofprintely to Alentejo, with about 20000 mi.tees in specie s . every i , Bet tbit tbete rigeos ire (me expects that ()nerd these nights hr wiittakchinatelf r ' - ; , c ' ' Angllih troop's, 'and that off, as he did in 1823; to realixt the Order of rte Ray would be, it Sir _Ftedeetek of the alinister of War, and that front V it:picot& bit dignified moral influence: will try to put the country in coeflagration. egret4elli g with the grei•est anxiety ifte leans that the news expec ed from Epgland are , _ ... es, liar it will either bring not favourable to him .. .as-lifer:l, . i t retaatities, by faking ti an : ima.:4-. . . I'ERIAL .PARLIAAIENTs ,#, , 1 : . :ins of inischtef tomehow, . Englith ttoops, put the HOUSE OF —'6ll.- LOIIDS, APRIL 2. 11 . ;•: . bloody Coolest between on. to , L e modem at the Earl of Sisarressoir, tbe Appropriadon of i', 1 ' H: Pedro, in order that ti,nrin 4 Aids Bill was read a third time, and passed. - Portugal; for this, alter racism:a TPA* ENE CoMILPINS. Sir A. GitANT and other Idemtstrs brought up a Message from , I • • he ia, and het itlwai . is been . . the House of Conimens requ r estin that their Lordships ' preati *ion might he granted (O t t. his Grace the Duke of Welling - to at e- - i lbed otrit ient ited ta t et e tifi rf f Osfoll_tiiis the tend the Committee of that House, appointed to inquire into•the have to observe Mtn,. that Pulslic :Revenues and Kepeoditure of the United Kingdom, to be i I Dal` the portfolio of 'fot eign el 2l "ined, before the said Committee. The hiemters of the tommorts.having retired from tbeßar. if, , !. he deate of ibe dist:ol6lnm. • ~ ~ , ‘,.ji 11 ' 11 'i. it the question was put, when they werbagein called in, andhifoiloted u ligned, for he Oppoted . it h she r -y Loan -H•PetLll.Ol4 that dwar f ism' silt * I . . d 1 .• complied seßlit she I- 1 1 4. 11 16 th il e , c ey tu or adit ,...ia oris ih o i f itr Stb ak t o e, p ... . tiesi Sir re 4 °l . lke Gati C :sv 'm a n o wn du l t7er 1 1 4 : ;:nbers, brought up a Meanie from 4 2 ;.d h en at .c. t e lie t r a e ue b: b l a y id i t o t r eire Lord. t that 't ~', the . ftfuntif Commons , requte ld tin i g t. I 1 i ding'P4 1-4 : e ' ll fi tte a ;I :f t ii 'll ifla• "' 1111- 10 CWin a nt y t l e th ß e e ria r m t a e n m ot he r, am, ~_ - r - -three shia,lifte ilitstelte, • Rs compliance of their . Loid.hips was coinnsunicated as before. i nnter hi v e • at iS.tight gt , 4 • Nr, 9intoos and . .ottavy to..mti t rs brought up the limper Lona. '. 1. . . f it . t . ~ 1 oviramenk. UM. • re * iit i r j, dellitop?! . Mil ? and the Gener.il Lunatic liegulatioo ltd. , _ r !.. Glienti_and eithir Members brou g ht lip twti Mist/ FM.— n iholad be I :filit:i tinder' Th shire Rills were severally read a Inn time. ,1.1 . Mai), alt Mile, It ivis oy 1 - , „, . 1 4 TAPP'S*. I moire& I COnSeqUeherliThelis ; The Partfil 'SPA filiSlitili Y.patti, shot mi t cf.,ib e Big s j ust 1 I. p i; 4 , to and kiss his Lab , ash bei .. 1 0 4 .'afal,tilv flit related 1 0 a Miret . of the strike; imporratpce , and one upon Which, before they poweetted to 1 isfife it was ' • in the tie* of giving hint h is eirable th'at their Lordships should 'possess lull e rnfOrn:at MI ' 6 I;E: r rpped the Coariel._nose midi begged therefore to move. that a hiessare be sent to the Howie of vhfi t •hp,),t4, o l ,Conlinfror. reqiiesting a Copy of the Report of the Cotillion'', of d so roughly, ' i ,• i • . e mai' thia: l4 4 4llll " ek 7 ' .ttr e T illis! n 'l l ' c ' "lrPa o m f ‘ tb l e PP C 9 u iP un t i d • !o f in kftel ir l e est t . ° & t itl e e'i . f li t ti b i e ljul ivi- of sad asst baring sus bones; 'de e nee 4 :l l l7e r n before ft, IP c' I ate ittiMislll4, who the I Lord TFAINII Aif moved far several Returns relating to the ,i i I t i gl i ii, Viscount SAiitaretesi anioutst,of Money collected at various times for the maintenance of ' ki 1 ' • Ca itZ ! ), ; , l o '..vi l ii:rie, 01 4 sill 64 1'...0r- , .. . . . eiithet. of jEdrip s 10 . .%, The Kiri . uf 1:A I.IDVRIWLE 'fnored for ' Return T Weekiy, Aie • ' .' . Cairn,: * a n the : 4 1. i !ars ol the price of from the Ist of Julf,ll2l, lib is 'untie erwinierol3l* is so the. latest period to which the same toold be made up. initwo It, Iliii 41 traitor 'too, who SOINMIIIe the ore eoptaisiing the aver.gel which atteally, according ii " l't , nr, to 'ate Intsintis ill ills I to oy4,rciOalfflP"PPr9ll^4l , pod the other.cmitaitung thy averages . . i atie iii . :, .iiiiiiic Ni.a..l. ~ L u lt d t z in•Ru f, "laP 1 ce l iif 'an Act of It, t rliametit 'of the last 'Sea- I f, a w (chi he 'prices at severat acidiAttn•il towns Were:fnelotled :ontempt of Sir Fredatiek Also for in iiannit of die miantity of 'Forei.n Corn entered for: , i ' 5,.?, • • I I. i home consumption aince July, 1827, with die rate and amount of iFP p ., • f . aiam, whit ivis fo 'ea intO. dine Pvi4 1 1 18ro'n-I-Ord!red- 10igssird at the same dine 'lke D ear , Al of ON TIIOSE presented Paper's by command of Isis , ulajeety, in coniphance with an Aelthe-s from the House.' es the Regent would not' I.orti IC KNYON presenied a Petition from the Corpo ration of 0 , err his reamong in I ffii.e, ;1,7 the City 01 hatter . Against the Unqualified Repeal of th e Test and i • I . thing In his liultlit - situa- Currrai" Act •• . , . • I ;e s it .. oil tits . * d s ..l : 4; t isise f it i s L ,..X 1 1 . 1 ,gar,lot AIti,LIIII3BIJItY presented a Petition praying the ati tte s rd h. a li t i ,ese tna .. Ai T t h e, e fromthe Protestant Diseeiters of Christ. . * ••/ the Viscount Of *Antwerp,* Nobl e Earl would abstain 'from pkitging !, fsi Hi' is him. ' himself to any opinion upon the subject of the. Petition, but bereft i I' ' • th i n - nr i y ib l i s to th e te l t.. *Apo today, that the Petitioners were men of the highest respee- 1 ii r . -• iI p. • ' t i t! eh seer, .c. vi rp dr i t n , i a li s 4 niany of them hid been active members of a vulutiteer . •: . - 1 thit the written one pre - neighbourhood. • ' ' . • • , 5 i on, and of which nobody The Rad of ROSSLYN rrestnted a similar Petition from the instead 4 saying that be' Protestant Dissenters•of the borough of Dysart. . . ~, I' , i ,. 1,1,1.11„.....il I lse Lord CA LTHORPE presented a Petition to the same erect t. .. " „' "'` :"..b"'""' ' '''' from certain Prote,tant bassentets of liirnii n og d hi ed n on i. Me 44lettli e - without saying . Tor Karl of ROSSLYN moved tut. several Returns relitusg• to • • 1 r instead 'of his niece and Corn. . , Lord I,IELVeLT.E 'pre..enteil a Petition, * praying the 'Repeal ~ . !knot tare ta farthing. of the Test and Corporation Acts, from the hlembas of the Royal I • , ladel It. lid'. We beve fi rst I, •• • • • .• • • •--- ' College of Sursetins of Palinbotith. he Camslla had .. Ire beim. 'are above Petitions were eev - eralty ordered to lie on the table. .', ' 1 i ~ i s. i . t , Gees return, and a serw.bo . . ___ EII!CEATION rail' IRELAND. .' 't 1 the fithotts Padre .fip:e terd p4l(l4Li:Viaid, that the sulject upon Which he was tliisX 'vent (o thebtiraks about to move for information was one of the greatest imp' Imre. 11. alluded to the influx of bid* labourers into England: This • , !:! '-' Itliantry, surinsuoing . t 1.% was a great, Dvneood.Atit.ettrhianet.ehisitietblechidie growing t period deritlh,:avenvdeniciMgperthateivealyli was de- it e istre way; and as they inanded that something should be dune in order to remedy it.— , .l. ~.. With intraillkilible stones , rh condition of Ireland it was *that drove the popuLtion to leek LI:, ..'S • . gi ly woun d e d ._ tr o 'w ever _ i n . this country the subsistence they could not hod in their own.— ' the Noble Lord then moved for a Iteturn of the nunibee of ' i ,r• Cii 110.4116 to let _ cot of theirij : ' I t the g uard veas•obli*ed to ieb severil•iirerelilted, and ySteeearst.a.g- Ordered. Passengers conveyed from Ireland tu.any port in Great Britain, during the years 18..:5,6 and 7, distingui s hing the " .. I ida. . Tills linkit itOla to EARN arremis. Is 1, IS seik { rich conipinints to The . Earl of If 01%1 FSLIC RY laid before .th a is li d essi ocu b al le en A t ti c. d o :st b s e s his Majesty, praying that there be laid belore the lions. a Copy o f . i ! . • 1 . • id ge"reilf the *Seers elOti the instruerions given 40 Ai r. Jacob previous to setting g yp /ipso - ''..• I ' .-,' ll interfere booth* time in .his Tour of Inquiry. a. should be g 1014-bli'aptir; that reg im ent supplied, together with that Getulentan s Report, fur width liihad ~ 5 i- 1 : rim's of Vets, and is, sub- s m t:d e i d ng la h st ie n ha igh ving p H u e t t t h h e m ?a i r i r t t uw :b b i e j i ina f e or ,g 7 iorl i r g t t b;e he t e h s be o p.h r ewn s t e d :. ryc e : o la r ed Lo , el : d ee t i a tb : t ••• n w Alt ais t hi V ftt i o t a ti d : de sl ttel r inno. ed ln o t ! sad one, that was sent out dccniiitt lan: aud ing L/rd it er epo ha n vi tu ng vin bee t n bet s: . . in consequence, it is said , . i . , . I he proclainied 'there rib. , I, which was agreed to. The Bill was then i mmediately I, 1 formalitiesi Most of the, ‘ . r i ,o r n ci s m uis S . t. Übes, as well as , bi hard v o : CP L IIIII:V d. nt i .., f 1 . .- . . read s third time and'paea t ed. , . jest: tor :sr : coa C d A urgeos t sid TH intip O s ß uo T ecizsc ar L in inid aiseu i : n i:Pbtit ha r ;icitr A :7 hria t eb o yi p . nobst reien s chest % f i ront edustm t he be tro Pli itema y i st- ite 1 ibrrible act was comMitted; • the' Profess Ors of die Uni- " ' 1 4 i ,„ / he pearl and a Prebendit I I • : ." : vd, were on their road to, .of. anatomical e p arising frum, the inadequate supply o( rutty :.. -et I i . , .. .Ilie Noble Lord spoke upon the subject at il -- 1 sa ble kerb, and condemned the policy of emplpiltfedis- . Man. ig•igstaVi!dlig the punishment et etre greatest ) % o g t est v l . , t s e t a itA o itli 6o 644 4 . . ; . The East of LAUDEItDAL E earowei deprecated e, I! *.- , y discissie2 • . tOnatiegatOP:lrgbdlatitoOk°ligtlllieinti 7:15 waited •.':•,.:1-'9' .• ; i . . - . H., 1 1 , 1., , --:;" , b,