Star. — London, England, 1825-09-07 00:00:00

.- • • ' chants, a mongst-whom, I have, been told, Tsltnc British Conw!. Th. re is also a report that ihe Frefteh have of de. ed An Arm y . fof Observatiosi in the Eastern Py rtotees ; we, howeAtr, stw nb such 'reparations, and there were only .5000 nierillat-Perpignan, and two regl nr-nts at fignera , . There were , 5000 men at Bane- Ws, and we have two reginrmts of Swiss here ; Lone of thein'ettends the King at-the Granja; all the . Nlitsis ters. went' thivin tri hint Ake day:before , festevetspo Mr: Lamb has beelfthere for pane time. , An the roads, on tl.e 13arimtie side, are terribly irritated-with -banditti. A fiend u,f Mine'has -been robbed four times within the tastlltree .years. As he is a very good Soanish scholar; the robbers put a cloak on the ground, and told •Itism : that his party had nothing to fear-for their personal safety, provided he would assist them in rob bing theothers.• As the request was made under the di , agreeahle accompaniment of a couple of musaetc , pointed at him, be very soon made. a collection on the cloak of all their watches, purses, rind other valuables. There has been seldom an instance of their sisjng vio l:nce like their brethren of Calabria. • . • 1• - "• . a ' V . • . ' ruE tifitEgs e . - --a. i • - —.........—. , . , snot!' THE • EbiISIITIVITHIArt , Of SEPTEMBEI 4. _,. CORRIVAtiOIIIST:ts. • : , • - •' . I . By mr letter of the-10th tosquainted-you'iwith thel defeat whit Is .Itettschil rPachM. has .experienced under the wills of Missleatghii:tchese he iost - the half of his a: my. Our fleet :which has appeared near Missolonghi has *lsta:tied -f.al tlwr ,adelmtages. It haisocceeded ih . burning two largef2tiptvendrits capturing a brig of the, enemy's fleet, subidt has: led, and has partly taken refuge at Witam, - .whese theareek fleet watches it. Yesterdayeeveral kora arrived from Preveia and Colatro s.viserabrialt. the news: that the Greek troops' which were: At Salanar..,had. ,arrited to succour Mis solonghi, bad tconeexted measurer with the besieged, and that in de , night. of the 7.th of . August a sienul tanecnasoktack mat mule upon' the enemy with the gt eases!, nuacessi. 13Almostoit the baggage fell into the hands of thetcrteekso !who parented. the remains of the eoenspita armyria its flight - asfae'avVraclituri. :si r , t- - : I 'llse follpstisis isisirs extract of ; st, 'letter 'mediated - yea. terday from Zatu(eit ditt" Argun 3:,.... , .... -..... : - • " That hacbteninoor.tinual.passage of Greek ships' sincerer/ 11'4.1:They oppeac to-come as .they, are got ready; zest they inner be. now equal in point of Itemiser to the: Tusks. They Atte said tb haler .11 . great M4ny fire-ships, and a good. supply.-. of ammunition. for .Mis solonghi. The fleetshaveleen in sight. ofeeeh other to the northwest of. thisiblind, 'witlusutidoing 'Anything, for the. .last • four daysi,.but I buck:nut:4.lh* Turkish fleet is ale in ;fight this rooming, sand thei condition is, that It bat gone into Ilas Gtslpb, -rancL.that the .Greeks have betty able tro. throw in their , .113pplies - into ,Mie solong-hi. 71teTuskisla fames, both-4'sta and land, attacked AI ivsolnughl ..to pots fall points . yotteedayN - and were repulsed avith , :greatr,lowt , the pastieulan are not • kno en, the vessel which brought theihtelligeme 'having sailed iasmediatePy after. thleautint had .retirdst'froas the attack.' : ; , . ..),!or, i'srd . v... 1. ~ I !.I :-!•,..., - • • • , i• ; I I• • THOI OM= Vislirr• • .. -..,..e1;_,, , _- - • ,Thielettm 4plimpin was earisteu on .board lIIU Mats: the ctryek4flooirors ships-,shottly before the last naval actiort9l,mhielp,anispc - coaot hos.reaehed England :—.. , i, ..P.'? ird #f: Ida? Atht4tal Wombs, May 2., tau. " # s vrAlk4 l Aply,Sla 0 the west cOast'of Candle. We have beitilor several ays in chase of the Turkish,. or rather .tht Flo pt an. fit.ci, ,7hic4 we met off C 'Be , tlatapari 9p. AVeyhtaide i y. merning ), lest, and it would scarc,ll/.,,lse L belilVed thek,thoula our squadron con sisted.. mlre!rok If . s il)ips . 1101.,41.5!* nor ! cert./ins 20 g uns ' 4 )4 in „ilin%r:P• ,4 5 ,;7C . r.*; Vi - 4t! w * h wer e I.l„frigit!s, c•TcYp.?Y I 'M Irf_ IsP!lb.,ftofperons brigs,Vd,,c.urvfttf "dip° wp raicißsy etttues close' 111 • ,•• 1- II .....,, • .0 - n poit,i .; cm,gp a, • o r , r 00pf . ,,p 0 . 4 . p e rpii, ~,d4o u s h they )lA4 gla , systlrwwl fasgsglbte 1 , ,i,# . • ooielitio to au#ckts?„,,/et. !t el. glearii t hlt . act, Olt ' sal' mi. out , .; appr9ifi 414, t fii mg pill' plus at a diiMM t e, 'Clio Or three mi les, as if to - fr_lslititt. q!.. , seatupered of: Our eft° l 4 I94ltAke,o4lfillf/i9X 01 1 4070fruiile's s, "'lke'' , always kept at such a distance, an their attempts to el ti do Mffentse. trabyladicrous.. Ver met them going is the. directOnt'efitall'idulat"th tiienlnsened down towards Cancti l iiiiii'ittel tidstilist ~ td:', cress .them, and they turned right round for Ma 7 it! 'Here we were again in the way,- and:: they. tacked , r for Navatino, .. but again prevented, they took the course towards Alexandria, and during a strong breeee yesterday, we lost them. I never saw such...estrkli 'tc ontimptible. spectacle. Un fortunately, our guns are short, and they can strike us long eedirte cotild'vetch.them, hotbed we two or three ft 'safes toga triOdls, Op; 'then! ! „pa could in one week exterminate their face. You must . 1)4 tensible thotit is madness...foe one :et' our .1101* vessel&of,lo.andfl2 guns to tun. under the • eid - of. is. triple t whose long cannon mist rake her ere sheA44# s altit ;NAL" -, • l'H 11 EVENI N(5l 'STAR') • 4 , 4.. LONDON. ) . 1 i WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1825. • STOCK 'KKCHAN ,O:CLOCK.' Con# l 0 P1946 #4, . of 14 °.ACCRInc*P 1 4 soon after wereAnw assisifte r sw4 .w i t i t . inn !s : In yle Foreign Marto scarcely an it dans. • ‘'.. C u rrent Prices: New Spaniels 14 00 , .Ipinisib 211 slur. 921, Mexican 711 72, Colombian New 761, Brazilian &rip 9 111 eke. Mexican Scrip St 1 disc. Greek Scrip in& 161 , m ' fir Mt Itr atecKs . AT 'FOUR O'CLOCKY-. 1 Doi Bank Stock Shut. Spey Cent. Red. Shut. „ , per Cent. Cons. 8 7 8 /i % 1 / 2 4 3.4 per Cevt. 97% .• • per Cent. Red. Shia. 4 per Cent. New 109% .103% Long -Amu Shut. • indiA Bonds 18 15 ~.. xchey.,1344 1 5j,4 g • C501Vii. 1 49 3 .rit •!ts . • ' £lOO and L 2044661,04 b 1., • . Crow to, 'Acct. 88 tA I 88 1 ,414-P MM. • .4 . ... h i t . K e e iiiielnsetted it be cre;e, whiaslsitrirain the Freemasons, those ,Which • • • .; • • ryin • .1, • mire-sat theyDrcree ttip tobe'iur• 1-viarrant. niembers (the M rcwi. Fraternity in this country, Will naturally be struck with horror and astonishment at this atrocious massacre of a few unoffendiug individuals, met. for perpcue which therknoir to be not only innneedrilf bet charitable meet preiseworthy. On these Rie veered shore s,,,diei obsfrve one ,*a r e*e t i'ed: and ielp.stett. Ilionaacu bidaseif the Patrols of the Order—and ,14, ' I fore his- accession to. „the Throne, (ho. aetuatraeverder of : the Society. They see the :ingest Members of hie Fathily;, including the Heir Prestuftptiv r a tsiAli*Thrtnie, difleiigg;prrchap,,;n,politiat.944pjo,,Cl4rata as they are in affection, coarcurtits ,to ptcoteCt. th e `Fraternity, and actively promoting iss6benevoient . jects by:personally taitiiig'pa”Alsot",kedbe in.. its con , vivial reermitierni,,tit:Mate etiliseifiltr If( the direc • tion of its ebaritableAir4#o o pqAolts. and all 'classes of - society,: Yaktpeitsdaili ita and generous efforts tsaildriaterndiseless, in the main tenance of schools foitlieboart4.o4kation,end clothing of eighty girls and fiftYlsdiolloOlians - Cir Children:Ml necessitous brethren ; and Aix; know that, every .iestt, l thousands of pounds are distributed *Anne:rag relief from the funds of the Institution. ""f In the Netherlands, they observe in like manner, the. Prince of claancie, an efficient Member of tbe Fraternity, , and p himielf the Ruler of the Order in that country; its ! 'tasted by his brother Prince Fammatc, in the active Asanagernent of its affairs. How then, they will ask, cad such a Society be stigmatised as the enemies of the Altai and the Throne? . On the ether Wad they. observes, Rot only the infa tuated Ruler of Spain, but the wiser heads of Russia, Italy, and Austria, pursuing Freemasonry with unre lenting pecilearain;itod'dooiniiitthhie who adhere to its tenets to thepaianitliiih. `The tanthis, that this miming riddle if 411 . 1k10&114. resemasoney is an !innocent-and lendable institution* a free country, and with a' free Press..-bst quite the 'contrary among natiais deprited - ef three bleesitsge; Where men cannot make'lkiiiiies;theiv grievances freely and publicly, they are extmeseiy - apt to - do.so in secret assemblies. And we bave•goed reason to believe tho.L. the Masonic Meetings is Spain and Italy:cannot be. cleared of the imputation 'leidlii:tfirs l idf•disettsslnt and maturing political projeCtsi tiheteal..**Engiatil and Hollan4it is the basis aod first element of ihe Or der never to permit the mention of any topic conneconi with politics or religion—:but to confine the efforts of the SoCiety to charity, beneeblehce, and good fellowship. The following is a copy.tid . the Dive,' to , which we have alluded: • . • (FROM THI MADRID NASZTTI4 .• `: a Royal Decree, ordering the Freemasons taken is r• • grante to be panisliedvAthiti'the third day, ccedbesik ably to 'the laws. • 3? 1.1 A Lodge of FrOINGASMIS -;zavios been seised fsi City of Gtenada, through the activity and seal of the police, in the lit of bolding their dark meeting, clothed• its their tikli44*4 - galMents, end surrounded by 'ftstruments2and.mliblems used ,by this reprobate's;* tfje enemy of the Altar and the throne; and it being propeeto punish in as exemplary manner, 'and in cape fourth'' to the lbws and my Royal Decrees, 'sal less an audacity'', on the part of these ctittdnOsp . Whi;4 he, scandalised my faithful and. ieligioiss subjects, have theogist fit to decree as follows . . Ave. 1. Alkthe persons nixed in the flagrant act aforesaid. thelkeenmsesin Leese of Armada, shall, within the percet -tcy terra of diree days after the publication of this my Royal Drente in the. said City, undergo the punisbnatias imposed by the laws of these my kingdoms, end more p artleularly b asp Pep* ‘6l' the Ist August, 1024 (meaning death). It 01 Art.% All who may be hereafter apprehended.** ertnammer Part of the kingdom it may be, in the same mammy dwell Grenada have been, shall be tried }IOW punished in the woe pe remptory term of three denim. a' San Ildefasso, Lai. 21,1125." "fib die MN" ' Thi s forenoon we received theMoniteur sad cithearench papers toMonday, and theEtoile of yesterday,by express. The latter contains two dispatches front the Comte D'Es- P.Aq4e ? ' relative to Busman, which appeared in the Madrid Routh! of the 28th ult. The first dispatch, Olds is dated at Molina d'Arragon, at nine o'clock in the evening of the 25th ult., announces that Baseman and his companions were arrested that day at noon in the vrnage of Zafrilla, by a detachment of the mounted Gtensidiers of the Royal Guard, under the command of Lieut.-Cul. Don SATURNINO ALBUM and states that Metssures had been taken at his head-quarters, where the pritoners had arrived, to execute the orders of the ICING. 'The aeinpd dispatch, which is dated the 26th of August, mites; that on the arrival of BESSISEMS and his corn pltiiions, the docree of the Kiss, of the 21st ult. was im ;eadastoly read to them. The Comte d'Earkattx adds, " All the spiritual succours or our holy and consoling religion we, e administered to them, and when they bad ac4notiedged the frightful crime of sthich they bad bedn guitty, they were shot." The execution took place 4 half past eight o'clock, in the titorning of the 26th, that is within twelve hours of their reaching head quar ters, and less than eighteen hours after their arrest; so all the reasoning of some ofsome of the Ft ench Journals about the Comte D'Eseasoux having consulted the Go vernment, are proved to be founded in error. The dis patch further state', that they all died Christians, and, prayed to GOD that their punishment might serve as an example and a warning against timilir attempts. The ma i ls! &Miff states, that BliaStaftla had pub lished a list of seventeen persons who. were to he pro scribed; at the bead of the list was Zia BERMUDRZ. Anagou•wai When: been the .ptincipat scene of his operattoot' it a t : 4 . The . .tiocuti•;lp,# Pepin. 1 . 0 As is said to have ex cited various _o6utions tit Madrid _Viep he was ,drawn on the hurdle a sentitnentiCpity: wat manifested for him. 'When he mounted the scaffold and the rope was put round his neck, he danandel leave to ad 1 n e theis the crcowd—d. Brother Spaniards," ani4:bes!! I line attrililOrtd liberty I die a Chtstieni!ralilig mei* ,ansi.ilations of religion. I'll/ . .tiWinr4 . -4 1 filk - Pit 1 c Ittry.-.lfor yon all tellearit hoar .nniotor ditt—terieh t eer. Even when sitspert4ed. ha niclititne4;"•iV role Death f' Thi efowa, it iiPaaitkibo :a tited, Five * ' p a / 1 . e....6K . 0 11 person oso4 Al , **Al expres.' ' 44alesvith di Ilk nil sired frOni the *se oi the peoplek . The lt, t 4al Vo),Tintefri . - . a."Salattliknets have sent an Address to tfie Mots, piping hint:to Teri.. the .Inquir. ' siiion,in order tn ; enststeilit tranquillity of Spain. - ' Accounts knit conitantinople state, that tie &sauce Ilkiliki 'll r s iii it Bz bid itaitained a great.defeat,, .#4 1 Wu* tho . itgyptian fleet - had sailed. front Navarino to ii.fezandrilt, to . ta, ke istrasb troops, artillery, and other , ,-1111Ulliti641$ of - War. :- :- ..t , The Moniteur_if Moßclattoutaint an irtiele from Trieste of the 20th ult. which states that Isaantss PACIIA aa 4 Cos o f had several conferences, and that a couventioN•the conditions of which are not )(flown, :mrafeun thf po'nt of being agreed upon. Ac cording to some sitrbits COLOCOTRONI was about to submit to haat)* tAcnn ; but another report, and that we presume more probable, was, that the Egyp. tight Commander was about to quit the Stoma.. The same article states, that the number of English vessels has been lately increased at Napoli di Romania, and that Captain linatts.roN, who has received new in *structions from London, appeared to have a 'very good understanding with the members of the Greek go. VW El went. A letter from Ragusa states, that the Tulin under Jvuui PACHA, had burnt Co:inth. The Memorial Bordetais contains the following news: " According to recent letters from Gibraltar, it seems that the insurrection of Monte Video against Brasil has been caused by the secretiatrigues of Doctor &vitae; Supreme Governer of Paraguay, who has de clared war against Bolivar, after i lisklng: proclaimed FerdiaandATlL• and received,iitioihe4puntry which he governs ese remains of thtßoyel, Amy. of. Peru." • *Oak assn, s.—neates v per amts. Wars . Three per itat‘ vol. so c. ;:nt 4** 'Raab:fort and other German Papers to the Ist inst. /mire reached us.Thry contain various regulations for the approaching Michaelmas-fair at - Frankfort, by which it - woold appear that depteditircts are as fret quent it this fair .of budneis, a: at di* much abused car dival of St. Bartholomew in London. The Algemiiii 2'e4husg of tbst3Oth August,the Audriate.Ubserter of the " t itit t land the Atssrembint Cotapolodent.of the 80th, Aids the French, German, and Frankfort Journal: of Slot have no news whatever .selatire to Greece. The Oftwing re extracts : • ' . Vtijk AUGTJST se. Ililighatts the Grand.. Duke has issued and 9rdaananeetwbiols sus% that an account of the changes -1 I r nleade by the late law on the conteripthia, relative to tea age of etinttitiot‘ mire will be no drawing this year, and that till , fanher notice the students in divinity will b• iieznit. - • '•• , • FRANKFORT, AUGUST 30. .-, . 4OA the approach of the Michaelmas fair, the Police Oirsie has published as usual an Ordonnance, relative to the strangers who arrive in odds- city, beca*ee the fish , ..draws t°1100.;01.11f,A milli Miigib el P eti°lll ' who take adiranta§a of lhegrent .concouraeolpeisensireni vsriottc.parg!dt,..* w.0164,,_ _ol::Pi t ttl cl ii under • varied, - thendoteriipaisiibb tilia , H ope. , ornoilea. ins oPPoitag iii*:**trilftr*NP:l Vi ta , ..!- these circumstantial - ill big tbeloduoildet..evesty• inPag. strictly to follisi •thiligtitaticirst 'itrAte . Police, the object of which is :to chock- and e sliticover dangerous characters of this dettription. Dreg st ranger, with out eaception, is bound to declarev..m.tba&kOlicas, his name, condition, and abode, the filer' ' ilayyt his . arrival on the following mcanlnk;, - if V litlit ittier .,l six o'clock i n the earning, eis being i as4loo4 . i _ t c. ,lo, person in whose house he lodges, don atitCaCmic PRI, from making this declaration. All innkeepers and letters of lodgings, are to deictibe iti'the list'they are bound to keep, every stranger with them, fidm theday, of his naval, till that of his departure, and to dellirer this list to the Office, at seven in the -esening.7- All strangers arriving at later hour to be announced in a supplement the next morning. In the , same time the stranger is to`siersit ilia , passport in the Nike Office, for wbiO 3 , • c•gd of residence:Still be ere° him. His passport will be returned hipt the. day of his de parture. No stranger CILKTOMIli0:111010 than.a day either in a it* or a privet totise, without a card of • resi dence ; and the isinkesii.astait 'ins:l - ! 'i . ni r inform the strang, r . or this measure _.PO his artiva,3„ Itq ; stisk to see his card of residence. • Every viointioe clam part of this ordonnance will be punished by Os fine of five crowns. The departure . from Swltserlandof 'doilies! division of the Neapolitan recruits for Ltmlitalioures fixed for 25th August. Their route . is :`mter St. Gothard and through the Piedmontese territory to Genoa, where they will embark for , the kingdom of : Naples., ,They will go in divisions of fifty men, following each other at short intervals. 'For the titerentAbe tele of Salerno is appointed for jthiii pll:feOrrikaehtoikattii gairison: In consequence ofp ‘irentioniiiii*n4lte Pt'isi . ian and Saxon Post-ellicime Diligence* .4411 b e - , jotroduCed on the road between'Prankfort and Leipsic. - . These new post-coaches, which . ' still, `greatli fatilitilte 'the inter course between the t,l4',,,citii . l. Wilt been" rtl Mang 'the 2d September. ..;47, lif ill ,be i lcoOlitkiii h l tlititi3On the road; and the entire sespense fol_mehapsatlnia, and SO,lbs of baggage, Wilkibetatherakssltharbile,iloring. ' Separate' M r r , riaget fikt 1 heaaiy: lb ego aliso twice i Week, Incihe iOc i t .,c4:ggetßtiiii - Oftriattf and' I tz el Friday) but instead or arriving oh- `‘iiii.'sti ;1 1 ' A i. ii r a Sun- I 1 of Spain k)as r pst a •fainst tbe Fre!masons, anc lona asiLarogeseiaafing °Mt 11110 1 4 1 7: mightlVqll#ollttsjict for bumper, if it wo thAt.tialwaispilivin thisecrie. the offeci of . the,Decrea serintilli*Oft , ifttinatabeiotherlsood Imdalsair ial tog prisidfilairanteDeßetb.lisalsriof,ltis their sinath . ..vs'a Irma of OW Readras as os.ii happen to be me c'ay afternoon, they will not reach their destination t in Thursday and. Sunday morning. , Cape Town Ge;ettes to the 9th of Jane have beep remixed at die New England C•-afce-ho,e. The 161. .lowiag is an curia from the Soak Gfire t ad e 'of the Ist of June: Just as oar Paper was going in pmetrima voured with the following iq,elligeof3.l44l% . Eli. mtbeth, dated May Ve: “ The tiateingo and' Gov the IVEh! have this ,4191°Vis•POrf4 1 . die . Yi*k tailed from hence last. Sianday, and left ales , fatewell -and 'Well at Natal barlsoir.. Irt3 rt ite4 40. th.,t port its 13,t!cetRber last. , • • By the last arrivals from &gig* >te learn that the „Sultan of Palembang - brid•ir,eomsissuced hankie ; sagains; the Dutch Goveininen; at' PiliMbang, but w.s defeated with considerable loss, and his father prisoner, and sent to Batavia. . FROM THB CAPE TOWN PAPER, DATED •JUNE 4. . His Majesty's ship Bamaraing,'Captain Dunn : ar• rived in Simon's 134 y, frowritaglaad, on Ti siay lair, having on board forty thoesan4 pounds in British silver, and two hundred Poondt iri copper coin, consignei to the Commissariat Department, for the public service on this station. • i was a - We have the pleasure in announcing the safe return of his Majesty's dock-lard gutter Yost, whose non anlint foe.some tinie - cata44;droisideralde - , uneasiness. The Yort retched Port. Natal, after le passage of :seven- - • teen.days, two tiason's Bay. The pity now at N.etal consists of Messrs.-Farewell.avierfymt, -and four other Europeans, three Hottearris.*Ml SeVeril C.rifres ; they have formed an establishment on the north side of the harbour, near the watering' pliCe. Th:ir habitations consists of *vie *JO housesv•-aod several huts ins& with earth. and iiiihil. , Thefifeitpitii the Most' fi iendly terms with the natiTll, - 1124 hilt* the: protection of Chaka, the, Pssif,;wlits'ilig.iges great respect tor white people. e • •.. •••••; .!e1.:!... . . • • We stated yeiterday7llra carriage loide3: With gold had been stopped itilitiiiiiiiiines by the French Authorities. It appears, •thot Mr.- N. M. Rorascuma had contracted to supply the. King o' the Nirructs. LANDS with a quantity of ingots of gOld for a new coinage, and that this was a past of it. the carriage was stopped foe want of itrigtilar permit,but this was s oon obtained, and the coolluelors were . allowed to proceed with their Chargrutiss destination.: Letters from Greece - ot a -late -date, speak in ihe warmest tern* of the devotion and docility of the Tee ple, but, at the same time, the writer . t s lathent the want Of onion that still exists.amongst the military leaders. One letter scams, that MIASTUS.I3 a noble exception to Site ,diseontaamd - Vlsieft.• He is ready to join in any enteiptior; itftd'nolth „any person, in otter to "serve his counity, Alui•tollowing passage will shew his patrio tic-m-44 is from, a letter from a young Englishtnaa not awning is the Greek navy. He Says, " I have never oierwith 22 Any an old man as Munt.ra ; his • coutage, ottivitt,.gOnd. humour, and, oboes all, his patriotism is beyond alt penis* He sits on the deck of his vessel night :l o4 44 tOithlis spy-glass in his hand. . He has a curious trick of tearing the soft leather of his shoes. During the pursuit of the Turkish fieet,which was *yeti perplexing operation to him, his shoes Were torn ' to ribands.” In a letter from a Gentleman, just 'arrived 1.:. in Ireland, from Greece, it is stated, that Lord Circa. . RANI'S : services would be peculiarly aoloablei to rho. - 'Cheeks, but the writer says, that his - Lordship anent, - . . lose no time in departing, and that, iirriiiriviben he mar'; ' ' it will require all his energy and firmness to"lnstire success, •.: .. ccess, in consequence of tite d issenstons atogilig,,t, .. , Chiefs. .EG'IW SL:, .:i.... - 4 ( :3701)90 1.4 • :•1: Messrs. Lettrro arTr i rrtait r orif'siierigOned as likely to take the Haitian lona Of *yen TO* *et , ling. When we carry back.our recolleCiion for half a century, and imagine any - individual talking of* Path and London banketlending . seven millions Of Money to a Negro Republic; we must• - lre struck with ihe'ciirsiles that tithe brings about r To friclilitate the suciesi Of . this loan, a French Journal, points out the conditions that it would lreadVisable to propose, among others, 4,114 of Illing the interertnt dr' percent. • - • ' •- - : ...TORR.IUti 4.44., As 0 CLOCK. . ..% Austrian Bde 5 p Ct. 97e ,: , .I%lep, : ST.rip, tee% 81 1e 71 dis, .ditto Atm 971 j- , Mtn? Acct. he 11 1 /I die. Brazilian Beetds;7s 74 ' ' NriPelitihi rionde;l2l4 Of Ditto Acet. 75f -. ...*• - r•r: Petwel Sonde, irfeettAr2fiti .• ' Ditto &tip, lipol6 lOW* Bi dierDityaSerip.l42,4 lipau ,9- sett '• • D 2 2o.2ect- sift. -1-• .r.p. 1 ' ll ,4tSi l ."'cl• • --‘ - :ill4.lin li:vir ,: Milian Bontike, Ci.' Of, , Poet some *milk . i •;•. .. 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