Star. — London, England, 1825-07-15 00:00:00

~~ ary political intelligence of interest. Callao continued in tl:e possession of theßoyalists up to the middle of March. The fortress, as we stated when its fall was re ported, was well provisioned, nearly two hundred l'cad of 'cattle being within the walls. The P.,triots were making preparations for commencing the siege, several pieces of heavy ordnance having been landed for battering the fortress. So well, however, were the prrison provisioned, that it was feared the castles would not be surrendered without a protracted strug gle. The Swallow has brought a large quantity of specie on merchants' account. Letters have been received from Valparaiso to the middle of April ; but they do not contain any poli tical intelligence. The Colombian Papers, which have been received to the Bth of May, notice the departure of Colonel Hamil ton, the chief of the British Commission, and Pleni rntentiary of his Britannic MAJESTY in Bogota, for England. Both he and Mr. Campbell, before their r:epattute, communicated officially to the Secretary for lureign Affairs, that the commission was dissolved in calm-rine-lice of the intended establishment of diplo matic relations between the Republic and the British Government. The Gazette, in mentioning this fact. bestows high encomiums on Colonel Hamilton. Pro posals are requested to be made by capitalists fot. working the mine of Cal Ito, at the entrance of the valley of Cauco. A contract of tuenty-five years is offered to persons ready to pay five per cent. on the me tals obtained, and the other custnmary five per cent. TI-114, EVENING STAR LONDON. FRIDAY, JULY 15. 1825. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Como!. opened this morning 'et 911 1 for the Account, with very little doing: they are now 91/ Doyen. In the Foreign Market it is settling day, and little is doing, ex cept in nuking op Accounts. AU Shares are better. (Vino Prices: New Spanish 1611, Old Spanish 21122. Res. sian 961 97. Mexican 761 e, Cbilian 811 821, Colombian New 291, Brazilian Scrip 1 disc. blezicas Scrip 2 disc. Danish Scrip 3 disc. Greek Scrip 121 disc. Pr ICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. S per Cent. lied. 905 91 3 per Cent. Cons. ex div. 90 1 4 90 SI per Cent. 99 3i per Cent. Red. 99 98% • 4 per Cent. New ex div. 1004 103 % 5 Long Ann. (22 3 16 34, India Stock 27334 India Bonds 62 £l.OOO Bilh 30:34 12500 ditto 30 34 £lOO and i:`2oo ditto 30 34 Coos. for Acct. 91% % 6 / 6 FOREIGN EXCIIANGF.S. flaiiiii.iinn, Jima' London, 36. I. 3 Cs. 35. 91. Sr. Penni:twiny, JUNK London, 1013.34. Lunn:, Jinx 40.....0n London, 3 M. 6. IZI. BEIILIM, JULY London, 3 M. 6. 40/. VoLvads, Juni 48.—0 n Loudon. 3 M. 9. 39. Amanstruss, Jtmv 12.—0 n London, 39. 7. 2M. 39. S. _FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Mex. Scrip lii2S, 12 l& Ditto Acct. 11 9 I j die. Neapolitan Bonds, 1824. Peruv.Bon.ls, 6 per Ct. 'A Ditto Acct. Ditto Scrip,lB93,4pC. Ditto Acct. Portuguese Bonds 661 Ditto Acct. k.istrian Ms 5 p Ct. Ditto Acct. Brasilia% Bonds I)ittt,Sotip.Spet.lB2.l, 1 1 11 Ditto Acct. 1 dis. Buenos Ayres Bonds ( Milan Bonds. 6 p Ct. Colon:1:bn llds,6p C. 87 861 I:itto 80ad5.1624, 89 881 Vitto Ace. 891 1 89 D3nish %ands. 5 per C 4 I)o.Scrip,3pCt.lBBs,3 21 5 di..' Ditto Acct. Creek koala 49 Ditto Acct. D.s.ScriplB•2s, 121 1 1 131 di.. Ditto Aect. 121 dia. Bonds. S p Cr. 76S FrenchEcntes, spCt. Dicta Acct. 761 1 1 Exchange, IiftITISII AND FJREIGN SHAKES, TWO O'CLOCK. Prussian Bonds 5 p C. Do. Bonds 11122,5 p Ct. BUSS. Bonds, 1822, 8 p Ct. 96j Ditto for Acc. ish Sp. Ct. Cons. 21; I 22 Ditto Acct. 21j 221 Span.sp. Ct.C. 1623, Ditto Acct. bIINES. slums. rat& saws Pia NAAS& :Hilo i•lraican • ALICO £25 isa. £5 pm. £ll4 Assielts Chilsan . . 100 • 5 . -8 71 • Costello&LipisitoSanto 100 5 9 * i i Cobalt and C6pper 50 - SI 4 Clailian • £lOO £5 • 251 16 Colombian • 100 . S • •93 Cornwall and Devonshire 50 5 3 Coniuhilated Cupp.&Tia 20 S 7* Vasco Peruvian . - 100 - 5 . .191 19 Pottm.i. I a Pas, & Peruv. 50 5 11 111 Royal Irisi► , 1 9-16 11 1 4 prem. RoyalStatinary&BAGlMin.Ass. S 36 Tywaruhale 25 3 321 United Mallon 40 . 20 . Ditto NIA. 40 10 NVel.:ll Imo & Coal. 45 - 10 - A bill R A NCB COX FA NIZS. Allance Britiob & Fur. 100 thilihierk l'rutuctur tire • WI • 10 SO St 36 3? I:h 111 12 I% 11 OAS LIGIIT AND COICZ COSIPANY. Unitra Grzur4l - 50 - 1S•- 15 MISCELL A NEOUS. I•MA St. rA ID. PR ICR PIM MAAS. British Iron rompany . 100 . 10 . 12 11} IlTiti',lt Hock & Patent Salt 50 5 1 11 ibi Canal Gas Engine - 50 1 li i Equitable Loan Bank . 50 . 1 - 1 1 General Steam Navigation 100 5 - 9‘ } Creat Westminster Dairy 25 - 4 31 b!etliterranean Steam 100 . 15 - 15 l'iletmpolitan Alderney Dairy 25 4 . / Pearl and Coral Fishery 40 4 $ &arlet Dye ?50 0 61 „Vest India CoMpany 100 5 31 The following interesting information was this morning teceived at Lloyd's. The new insurrection in Monte Video. which it records, will be likely te em barrass the Imperial Government of Brazil; and throw a difficulty in the way of Sir CHARLES STUART'S ne gotiation between Brazil ancithe mother country; . EACT OF A LETTER ItROM MONTE VIDEO, MAY 10. • 6 Business Is completely at a stand, owing to the political state oF Coe country, all communication wkh tie interior being cut off. 41.bady of Spanish Patriots (under the command •of a Spanish (,e..eral, who has revolted from the Portuguese, and Who is re puted to have committed great cruelties), are within seven leagues or Ulla city ; and as numerous arrests of the principal inhabitants have taken place here, and ostensive *military preparations are goir•g forward, great alarm prevails amongst all classes of people. Our force is very inconsiderable, but as dispatches have been suit iii 3 (srande and Rio ,Jautiro, it is espested we shall have sufi/-• m&rr: t . g. In a preceding column we have given' ar. account of the defeat of General OLANETA, in Upper Peru, in two engagement% in the, beginning of March. The Buenos Ayres Argos, a file. of which we received this forenoon, from the 9th of April to the 4th of May; contains later account*, of a highly interesting nature. It appears that Hilo the defeat by General SucaE, OLANETA endeavoured to esc ipe with his shat tered atmy, and was pursued by Colonel de MEDINA Cud, who came up with the touted enemy near Tu- 1 mu's'a on the Ist of April. OLANETA is stated to have had WO men, the Patriots only 300; an engagement took place, in which the Royalists were entirely de• feated, and General OLANETA killed. The freedom of Peru may new be considered as accomplished, the small division of VA LDLZ alone remaining, and, it is too trivial to hold out. In addition to this news, the details of which we sub join, the Argos of Buenos Ayres contains accounts of vat ions advantages gained over the Indians,who had in vaded the tertitory of Buenos Ayres. They were put to flight and compelled to abandon all their plunder, and even their own horses, but they escaped with the mares, and could not be overtaken. A project of law has been submitted to the Congress-of the Province of the Xo de la Plata, for the formation of a national army. The following are the official dispatches containing an ac count of the events in Peru.: • /kilt troops in a few days to repel any attack." l'ihe scarcity of recent arrivals from South Amtric.a, and the little news they brought, has been amply cum- tittkr.atcd by the well of iutilligLott Ivav4. icctivto BUENOS AYRES, MAY 2. By an express from the Government of Salta to the National Executive rower, we have received the following Important intelligence: BULLETIN (No. 3) OF TUE ARMY IN PERT:. a SALTA, BTH Anna., 1825. " The following Proclamation kas just been issued : " Crruses !—.The Government, desirous of communicating to you the joy which it feels, does not delay a moment to publish the interesting news contained in the dispatch of the General-in-Chief, which it has jest received. " At four o'clock this morning I received a dispatch, conceived in the following terms :—' At this moment, being two in the morning. I received from General Urdimines the following dia. patch Marching towards Tonausla, to seeceur Col. Don Carlos Medina Cell, being now 1$ at night. I received letters from him by his Aid-de-Camp. Don Jose Martinez, that at seven in the wrest ling this day, 300 valiant ChiekeNes completely triumphed over 700 servile emendes at Tumuli*. The number of killed and wounded is not yet known, except General Olaneta, who wu the first that bit the dust. Above , 200 prisoners were taken on the arld of battle. including twenty officers. The firing began at three o'clock, and ended at the hour abovementioned. An the military stores were taken, and a great quantity of baggage belonging to Otaneta. PLase immediately to send this interesting and agreeable intel ligence to the Government of Salta, till I can transmit the particulars of this brilliant anion, which the victorious otter, Dan Culos Medina Cell, has promised. 41 UINEA." To Cot,. Doti Dotittitto tfttAitilt. " NUR COI.4IOaITA, APRIL 1, 182.5. " 4 t transmit this important news to you, Sir. The tyranny which endeavoured to establish itself in the delightful regions of Peru, has vanished for ever. With the death of the enemy, the oppressed people receive the blessings of liberty. The author of the calamity that has afflicted the human race, for the melancholy period of fourteen years, no longer exists ; his glory his vanished from the earth like a shadow. Such is the fatal end of those who afflict humanity, and shed torrents of innocent blood. Let those too tremble. who placed their hopes in tyranny. The arms which promised immortality to their crimes, are no mote. " Tutiza, APRIL .3, HMS, Fat a.s. "DOMINGO IR IA NTS TO JUAN A . ALVAREZ Alt RNA LES, 00* VERNOR AND CAPT.-OEM.OF THE PROVINCE OF SALTA. " I send the above, hoping to receive farther news Ctlncernint the 1 1 great event contained in the preceding. " NU M% PIICERTA, Ana. 6, 1825. " Crnsims!..The obstinate and cruel struggle is terminated, which has shed in torrents the blood of your sons. Not a single enemy now exists is the land of Columbus. The Coma , / u Fast! Let us rejoice In this happy result, owing partly to your sacrifices. I congratulate you on it. " THEODORE SANCHEZ DE BUSTAMENTE. "J. F. DE MALDONADO, Secretary. " Salta, April 8, les& BULLETIN—No. 4. " SALTA, Arnmls, IS2S. 41 CITIZEN THEODORE SANCHEZ DE BUSTAM oo.• %MINOR AND CAPTAIN-GENERAL, ad inferin, OF THE PROVINCE VP SALTA. " TbeGenerallaChkf of the Division in Peru,by a dispatch of the 9th inst. front his teed-quarten at Laquiaca, gives me the following information The happy news of the triumph obtained by Colonel lie tidal's& Orli. at Tumusla, being confirmed by various accounts, and by this and Ike death of General Don Petro Amsted, Oliteta, the eadie liberty of Peril being ensured., Since there is no one re maining but Colonel Don Jose Maria Valdez, and the few troops commanded by , him, the time is come to declare with joy, that the country is free, and that the work of independence is completed,espe cially when it being assured thatGcn. A.J. De Sucre.commanding the united Liberating Army of Peru. occupies Potosi, the speedy surren der or dispersion of the weak force of the said Valdez is not tp be doubted. In consequence of the extermination of the tyrants remov ing the motives which induced the prohibition of the traffic. in war like stores,and the passage of the citizens of this province to Peru,your Etteellency may publish the cessation of the said prohibition, and a complete liberty of commerce and transit to Peru' " Therefore, in consequence of this agreeable and interesting no tice, the liberty of the provinces of Peru, and the ruin of their op. pressers having removed the causes which induced this Govern ment to prohibit the trade in mules and cattle of all kinds, as well as' of military stores, &c. between the inhabitants of this country and the said provinces, it is hereby declared, that front this day.the said ptobilsitions shall be null and void, and the most free and un restrained commerce is opened with the provinces of Peru, on pay. meat of tke established - duties, and obtaining the necessary passports from the respective Governments. This notice is to he printed and published in the usual manner, in all the districts and towns of this province. (Signed) "T.S. DE DUST A MENTE. " Salta, 15th April, 1925." llamburgh Papers in the Bth, and Dutch Papers to the 13th instant, reached as this morning. tint thy) , contain no news. Aceot'ding to the General Orders of the Senate of I lam burgh, the Fidelitas, Ca7lt.iin-hits.nrtoter, with cotton, from Alex andtia, in Egypt, had been erdered f. inn the Mouth of the Me to a Northern pots, to ptiform quarantine. This morning we r. ceived Gaz.ll:l from the f.eth to the Mb of June, but thty contain ottiy extracts from eh* V.:IOA, French, and other Yout nal% . . 1y the 14iiiv41 vi x Ilil;4lt.a :11411 we 11.1VC rcoivet: i i Papers to the 44th of May, but they contain no Intelligener of interest. New York Papers to the 15th, and Baltimnre Papers to the 12th of June, reached us this morning. They contain a copy of the Treaty between the United States and Colombia, which is similar to that concluded between the latter Republic and this Country ; both are founded on a reciprocal basis. _ _ We have also received Charleston Papers to the 9th of June, but they contain no news. The French Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday have reached us. They state that the restoration of CoLocovacon to the command of the Greek army, had excited a great sensation in the Divan, and revived the Russian patty. Some doubt is expres sed as to TBRAMIX Paetta having been able to penetrate into the Morea.—To encourage the people of Constantinople, the beads and ears sent front Salona by the barbarian Rintscutn, had been exposed at the gate of the Seraglio. Accounts from Spain state, that at Saragossa several arrests bad taken place, in consequence of the discovery of a correspondence with the Liberals at Gibraltar. Generals CANTRILAC and Moat= had arrived at Madrid. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. The Duke of Rutland arrived In town yesterday, fro:ix New market. The Duke of Grafton has arrived in town from Newmarket. The Earl and Countess Verulam have left town for their seat is Herts. The Hon. Miss Grimston left town yesterday, for her seat, Bakhampstead Castle, Herts. Arrivals at Penton 's Hotel, St. James'spkee :—Major Aubrey, from Newmarket ; Hyde Parker, Esq. from a tour; Captain Hyde Parker has left ditto. The Hon. W. Maule, Mrs. Slaule, and family, have left t►e Burlington Hotel, for their seat, Brechin Castle, Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Busby and family arrived yesterday at the London Albemarle-street, from Cheltenham ; Mr. Adean and family have left ditto, for their seat in Cambridgeshire. PAIITIM The Marquis of Cholmontleley entertained a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly. The Earl and Countess of Mansfield entertained =abet large party of fasbionables yesterday, at !heir villa, Caen Wood. Sir Charles Long, Bart. had a grand dinner piny yesterday, at his new residence in Privy-gardens. Charles Wyna, Esq. M.P. bad a dinner party yesterday, at Ms house, Whitehall. The Chancellor of the Exchequer entertained a large party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Downing-street. PARISIAN FASHIONS. Bonnets of white Oros de Naples and Ansa are very much worn, with a border genii en ruche en eldeoree. There are also blue Gres de Naples, lined with straw-coloured silk, and ribbons and bows to match, which have a very pleasing effect, and are much worn. Scarfs of Grenadine ornbr?.e sae very prevalent; among the principal shades are fire-colour, terminating in pale yellow, violet, softened off to Persian lilac, grass green to sea green, with the ground of the stuff in white, which forms a pleas ing contrast. Muslin dresses en organdie, are also much worn, with transparent roses and primroses; the roses are generally dis tributed by the borders and flounces, and communicate with rose coloured ribbons let tato the tucks, which gives an tiepin tura to the dress. ALMACK'S GRAND IiALL. This elegant Ball, on Wednesday last, was attended by she follow. Ing distinguished Fashionable*: His Highness the Duke of Brunswick. The Duchess of Leeds. . . The Marquis of Carmarthen. • Emily Marchioness of Londonderry. Ra'ar.s—Leitrim, Clonmell, Itosslyn. Couzinssas—ClonmeU, Sefton, Cowper, Ponlett, Leitrim, and Warwick. Louis—Palmerston, Dunlo. Kirkwall, Duncannon, Lowther, Stafford, Forbes, Molyneux, Burghersb, W. &men. Lasuts—C. Poulett, J. Petre, R. Fitzgerald, C. Berkeley. C. Osborne, Blackwood, E. Edgcutnbe, 11. Scott, M. Berkeley, Cop ley, M. Clements, E. Palk, Johnstone, J. St. Clair, R. Grey Me. C. Clements, R. Harvey, Molyneuz, A. Paulen. Musgrave, Macfar, lane, C. Molytartiz H. Fitzroy, Codrington, Stafford, Farquhar, L. Harvey, E. Mairshatn. Coote, L. Beaucierk, G. Vane, C. Bury, Shelley, L. (Ml, L. Kilderbee, Ratusden, Berkeley, A. Vane, and D'Ameland. Bilekillay, 0. Ctbbes, It. Macfarlane, J. Shelley, U Blackwood, O. Montgomery, R. Wilson, P. Musgrave, W. thott, T. Cochrane. J. Burgoyne. General /Mei. Cozottet.s...Frencb, Doyle, Hamilton, Stewart, Bowater, Saint, Slphinstono, • Cartants—Cuyler, Moyne% Fielding, Fitzelarence, Bowles. Cointes.—Karoli, de Lanny. de Beaurepaire, V s illet. Ikaaos--Bulow, de Rolamb. - Among the principal dancers were— Lord Molyneus . Lady G. Vane. Colonel French . . Lady L. Beaucierk. Captain Meynell . . Miss Codrington. Lord Dunlo . . Lady clement*. Colonel Bowater . . Miss Fitzroy. Lord Forbes . . Lady St. Clair. Count Karon . . Lady Hamden. Count Beaurepaire . . Lady Alolyaruz. Last evening, at twenty' minutes past eight o'clock. the KING left town In his travelling carriage, fer his Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park. Yesterdity the Dukes of Yonst and CAMBRIDGE Vie. sited his 11AJESITY. In addition to the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, who visited the Duke of SUSSEX en Wednesday, the Duchess of 9tOuctstsa, the Duchess of KENT, the Princess Sornia MAULDA, Nine Looroto, the Princess Aunt:rm. the Princess Fro . poo, dtc. l Were present. • Yesterday, Prince LEOPOLD had a numerous dinner:l party, at hit Royal Highness's mansion in Pall-malL Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE 1 1 honoured the Earl of Itlasserzto with their company to.dinner, at theSuble bltrl's residence at Caen Wood. Yeaerdsy afternoon the Pi ince GEORGE and the PriliCets AUGUSTA of CAMIISIDGIC took an airing in Kensing. ton-gardens. Mr. Secretary CASSINO, Was prevented•from leaving Gloucester Lodge yesterday, to visit -Mr. Etta% by indisposition. The Right Hon. Gentleman was attendedby Mr. SHOOTS*. Yesterday the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had a numerous dinner party. Yesterday, a Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held at the. Treasury Chambers, Captain the Hon. J. A. MAUDE. tete of his Majesty's ship Duarseoutu, ha. arrived hi his Majesty's packet Ititarous, at Falmouth, to command the GLAsoow. Monday, Marshal M , Dorret.D, Duke of TARINTII3I arrived at the Star Inn; Glasgow, accompanied by his kiuunan, Scalia, and suite. Soon after his Grace's • arrival he was waked on by Bailie CIIAIGiE, actin Chief Maghttate (the Lord Provost being -absent on official duty), and by Mr. CLZLAND, who accompanied the party to some of the most interesting manufactories. The Duke also paid a visit to the University, and Hunterian Museum. He expressed muds sadsfaction with the splendid collection in the Museum, and the manner in *hick it is kipt. slid presented to it four Coronation Medals of Cummins X. king of France. His Glue took plifticular notice of Sir Joust lifooaa's Nlonument. The Duke, hawing left his cards with 1141116 and Mr. CLICILAND, proceeded neuday to visit Sir 11 MUM STintaor, at Allanton. A duel was knight on Pen on Enclosure, between Baying and Ascot, at an early hour yesterday morning, between two Gentlemen of the names of CROP4TD and Pennon., in eon. wiisessee of a disputed bet at the Ogress shooting, at Alattenley Haub, on the preceding day. Mr. Cituann was dangerously osoonsled In the first Are, by the ball of his adversary lodging ie Isis ebouhler. Ile was conveyed to the Crown and Sceptre, at !Insane'. The Ctistonts' Revenue of Liverpool. for the quarrel Ina inflect s considerably exceeds I million of money. The numbpi vessels which entered the 'Wee perr in the gotarter ending di. Ah July, 1845, was 875 t; of Which 1140 were coastwise; fron. Ireland, 903; froth An*rica.,lsl; rror.tl:l,:rop-,3.11; : , ;•1 •:/fi NArAL INTELLICE.vCE. • The following arrivals have been announced at the New England! Coffee-house this forenoon Arrived the London line-of-packet ship Aeabter, Captain Cmtasvact, in 21 days from New York, having sailed from that pert four days after the Liverpool William Thomson, not yet arrived. Captain CHADIRWA advises or the arrival out of the James -Cropper, with London dates a tie 24th of May." The Ann, Gomm , arrived at &hull, from Jamaica, parted company with the Lady WWI& and the Louisa, bostid-to -Lon don, in a gale, on the 31st May, in lat. 24. Meg IS._ The Lc Tuisa; frosts Jamaica to London, wai spoken with on the 2d ult. in a very leaky state. The Captain thought be could keels her free till he readied Havannah. The Lord Exmouth; froni Jamaica to Halifax, is abandoned at tn. The Anna, Souzasau., was on shore on the North side of Ber muda, the 16th May. The South Esk,lhneas.x, was on shore the 16th ult. near Faro ; cargo landing. The Marquis of Anglesey, from Jamaica to London, was spoken the 4th ult. in lat. 49. long. 21. with loss of boats, several sails, &c. The Fame, HORNET, was abandoned the 3d uk. in lat. 25. lot:E. 56—seven feet water in her hold. Fausount, JULY 13.—Wind S.W. fresh breezes.—Arrived the Francis Reeling packet, frdm Buenos Ayres—sailed the 6th ?lay ; Itedpok packet, from Carthagena—sailed sth May; from Jamaica, 24th; and Crooked Island, 30th ditto; Lady Louisa packet, frot , s America—sailed from New York, 2d June; and Halifax, 15th dn. Stanmer Packet, from Lisbon--sailed 26th ultimo • his Majesty's cutter Basu.sex, from London, with specie fur Du blin; and the Ariadne, &minx. from Caliph. Of the port, Edward Quesnel, Hawants, from New York, in 27 days; and John ilickard.Deucas:, from Tobago. Sailed the Magnet packet, fur Lisbon. POZTIMOWIII, JULY 14.—Wind E.—Arrived the Duchess of York transport, from 13arbadoes—sailed 26th May. The Levant, buses, from Jamaica, has put lute Cowes fur water, having cape rieuced bad weather fa the Gulf, and lost her boats, bo's'n. Its, Sze. Dear, Jute 14.—Wind S.S. V.—Arrived the Slept's, Tai:osa, from Alexandria. Arrived from the River, and rtmain, the Surat Castle, DUV LYON, for Rio; William Pallier, flames, fur B atavia; 'Matilda. Wattacr, for St. Domingo; Ann, Fuvrt.ca, for North America; and William, Yonsaia, for the South Seas. Ltvaaroot, JULY 13.—. Wind &W.—Arrived the Andes, lissc, from Calcutta—sailed ilds February; Swallow, Nuntotsus, from Lima—sailed from Chorillos, lath March.; Arab, Hastruros, from Rio; Brothers, Tnowson from Maranham ; Golden Fleece * , Ream, from Macaio--sailetinth May; Star, 13111tTON. from Per. namboco ; Margaret and Ann, ott-t, from B uenos Ayres; Roscoe. Hasoriavits, from Demerara • Barton, Cantina.; Robert James Haynes, Hammes ; Diary, en; and Laura, 'ALBUM, from Bar hadoes; Virginia, Fosalu; Robert Yukon, Barron; and Thule, ?omit, from New York—sailed 11tli Jane; Ludes, Smantsos ; Fame, Pratt; Jasper, Cnocitzp; Isabella, Waxt.son • and. Old Maid, Tour, from Carkston • Halcyon, Woonza; a crd Tamer lane, Jonsson, from Savannah—sailed 1 Ids June ; Vittoria, Guar, and Merton, from Jamaica ; • Homer, Kean; ;rum Cam. peachy ; Flora, Stars; Canova, and °rand Turk from New York. Lord 13Looatriat.D isgone for a month to St. Pe tenbursh, from Stockholm. • Accounts front Buenos Ayres state, that 2 forgery of Bank notes had taken place, so well esecuted, that they were even taken at the Bank and re-issued. The refusal of the Bank to pay the forged notes, had tacked some displi-astne, and was thought calculated to hurt the credit of the Bank itself. !~~►. i The import of cotton into Liverpool, on the 13th and 14th Instant, was estimated at no lets than stapoo The House of Assembly of Barbadoes has voted a sum of 5001. sterling " to JAMES *Queen, Esq. Au thor of a late pamptl:t in defence of the West Indies," and Editor of the Glasgote Courier. Letters from Naples, of the l(th of dote, state, that the finances of that country are in such a wretched con dition, that there is scarcely any longer a T 1 etalliC Cill . • rency, and the peasants supply their wants by barter. The brother of an eminent English capitalist had just quitted Naples, with, it is said, a contract for a new Neapolitan loan. On the 10th of June, it was pretended that there had been found an image of the Virgin, i►t the environs of Caretta, which spoke, and cured bot:t the blind and the lame. Upwards of ten thousand per sons visited this image, and in the course of a few hours it was said that other images in Naples were working similar miracles. The streets were crowded, and at length it was found necessary to call on the police to disperse the multittde. Wednesday evening, a fine boy, of the age of eighteen months, the son of Charles Taylor Watson, Eq. of Berners•street, was left alone in the nursery by the ser vants, got playing with the fire, and, by means of a small broom, which he succeeded in lighting, his dress caught fire, and in an instant the poor infant was en veloped in names. His cries brought the domestics to the room, and the flames were quickly extinguished, bat not before his face, hands, arms, and legs, were burnt and scorched in a distressing manner. Every medical aid was procured, and the usual remedies were applied, but of no avail whatever, he endured the most dreadful torture for nearly two hours, when death put an end to his misery. TKUNDKR Srortra.—Monday a most terrific thondir storm broke over Apperley•Conit House, in which the proprietors (the Ladies STRICKLAND) were sitting, but fortunately they, with all the family, escaped unhurt, which is the more miraculous, as there is not a corner of the building on which the lightning .did not leave some mat ks of its awful visitation. It struck a chimney, unroofing that part of the house, burst out a large space of a wall, threw down tile coping stones, arid scattered them in pieces over the gravel walk, and shi vered one entire window and its casing to atoms; buining the paper and stripping the gold mouldings of • the drawing room. The crash which accompanied the lightning can never be forgotten by those who heard it—it was not like thunder, but a tremendous explosion like the bursting of cannon in' the room. The house was at the same moment fined with a sulphureous smoke, and yet, we rejoice to say, every inmate of its . walls was providentially preserved. The storm ex tended to Gloucester, Tewkesbury and Winclicusnb ; the thunder clouds burst on the Cotswold bills. • . Wednesday, WALLACIeS sword arrive) at Glasgow,. in a box, from Dumbarton Castle, on its way,,Ap the. Tower of London. The removal has occasioned a good • deal of dissatisfaction in that part of the - country, where • the name of the immortal hero of Scotland is cheriltied . - with a peculiar regard. The inhabitants of Glasgow have hit upon an encel lent method of reducing the present exorbitant 'pike of flesh meat, by coming to a resolution to "%eat no more flesh" till it shall find its level with the pt ice of other necessaries of life. In consequence, the meat mark t has been, for the last fortnight, in a complete stagnatioit. TONBRIDGI WiLLS. JULY I2.—Some tune since; One of our Excise officers seized a silk handkerchief from a man, at the Hare and Hounds in this place, which . was round his neck. The handkerchief was sent to L'indoii, to the Commissioners of Customs, to be condemned — .hey have since retutned it, stating it must be given I !tack to the owner, as it had been worn. Mr. A. Dun, of &Word,. had his pocket picked on Bath Race Course, of a check for SU and a 51. note. tile immediately gave infarnraiints at the Sauk (of ; qessrs. Smith, Moget, and Evan s ), and within ten ; ninnies after, the ci.eque was ;nest:liked tor p tyment : t was traced to the: keeper of au h: 0. table, who tint . .:counting for tie tuaituct in C.A... hy ‘t, comni ..aa....k