Star. — London, England, 1827-11-27 00:00:00

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'other' gend'aimes Caine - op at MS'AdrierthidOn'scriell; • . • „aasfor i s• Legislative Body, andtife decrees of Septenteiti,•lB22 a -....w.--- YOL/RTEEJ , ITH • PAR r OF . 0 U Nrl E h3._hS THE • ,N151A1.1 I N G D 0 M . . . and prevented his assassin from killing- him. Tiahre ~..,.,,,,,,. waenothing in the time or plaeetb serve as e pesitelq' 's CO . L(1 0 11BIA. Irßobt Telt zacrillOal Tint or OCT. '29. it were read as applicable in the present ease. Propileifferns were adoptedorhihti reestablished the PeliahlaitiChlik lt,'lt •GitIPPITH, F.LS. . t° Tice ritainoENT sANTANtutiell ADDRESS TO THE List ' gress. One of the - Members subtnitted - okbirit thl l Vlle I , • . ~. s. .his assassin, for in that street t he re were nei th er asocial- . Conmencina the' Class A VBS .. ~, people • • . a • • nor shouting. . : . . . Roam, ore .ftEcstviso um AT THE ooreetruzer HOUSE IN sooarA. .., , • . , same effect, which expressly replohatekt hitehlolfilin I • p r inted fcr l ‘Ge . c.‘. B. iViaittairei,.kee Marfa-line. -On the 20th, M: Hamelin, a scile-Maker, residing in .• •• - • ~ .I' •• a Constitution, to which he sa id the. pretyliffted' 'Qin ...• 1.-I , h' .. • No. `7B; Ihue Sr. Deni - who had gone to bed at ten ..ExOshiatar Sin-After all th e. s i gna l proltkoklove, compelled by force to take the 'Aniathkehemher • I , 1 r HAMILTONIAN SYSTEM. • . .. • ,RE HISTORY'or RO M E, by . EUTROPIUS.- 'o'clock in the evening, Was awoke between - 11 o'clock respect, and confidence, showered upon you bp_shalaple presented a ptojectcf a decree,embiacinglevetal points. • ,tjah a DOUBLE TRANSLATION, for the nee a Stu- and'mitinikht by the dis7tharge _of musketry; -he saw people, nothing is left ,for me, as a member • of the • 1. That thanks'be rendered collie AißildliTY for the • el am liansiltoMan System. The Latin and the two Traria- through his windows the street filled with hordes ,of . 1 mk s , repeated separately, for the ptirporie of exercising Learner} infantry a nd mounted gendartnes. • Nobody was at the Sopreme Executive Branch, but to express our, sincere installation of Congress, and that,prayen be -offered • for three days. a • • • • kW prier to,. in boarJs. sfindovis, rot "directly any persons presented thetusel , s, i • - or at seeing you once more in the capital , of the Re. . 2. That Measures be tibia that burdens be not,. tees ila s • I • t ow HISTORY of OffelltLES Abe TWELFTH; by VAL • the armed force took aim at them, and bred , ' Th e public, and in. the exercise of those high powers' to- wns?. The Lint three Book*, with a DOUBLE TRANS - this sittionst, heavy upon the. I< IS, and n l s it ranc h . ' • should be exacted trent ihessi.. ; ,...' 4 • • .. ~0 ~ ,,Wit LA TioS. With Notes; 4ml a Prefaie explaining tbg oh/cells:id dooi of : the pas'sage Was shortly brokeia . opeo b'y the axes trusted to you by the nation. • What o t her sentiments • ... it,b e sable Translation. On the same plan, in Two Vols. of thesapptrg of a r e g im ent , emn i na nde.kbya t sup er ior can we bare on this occasion, but such as burst from •3: Trutt Congress would rabh• eqeei 4 " . ' ve the i - i • fratoja., ... •IPs in bawds , of fi cer on horseback. An individual; who wore a white tieing of . gay Corporation or .. •••. • _ knolutions passed. i , Cr The Two Mt Books ; with the Double. Translation, may beevery patriotic heart. a .,from every heart that beats for Conttrit . _further decreed- . ; ' .•••• _ .. - .- 4 . 1 -;' scarf; on being called upon'to give therlaran of these • .. . sa in aw Volum* Ss r ice Bs. In boards. lied, that what was, &Al( WI" tq'tllt the atamlitthisif our institutions , and the pernamenCY P 1 _ „I 1. 1 at they vete solemnly - installed in Peru, . ._ • NCATO MAJOR skid. L/ELIUS- of CICERO.. On the psoceedings, tep • : ''' ai i pot t o ,Vvo. price 7s. 61 ID hoards. . King's name. Thi - CbriatiaistaW .. 9 'his-Quarter Or- your glasty?, Our,.conlinual t prayer is , . rtnyv aa hhat we. • rousetattettely• gale notice to the - netball IA tint Efface*. ; .. . . ... in er goo Treatise may belied separately, Viet 4s. boards. / tented hintielf nearlY at the e - ' •ti -a iria the Muse nitly sae obit Ilepuislic re-united under a ouhameshealthss i• 2. That the vereirata ins id es . eaaen• tially,at s t: . • ... a l . • iiii r o rl o ala t i. m .ll " l " 4 " s manner. of t r 5 .. . 4 ..4 7 0 , 14ft1ier 0f Cho . N in ti l d ir.t_ was ransacked from top to .. e Comm; Ihe parties thehlevejorp her b . psorn ailinced;theputaliii iesatioil a NpAihie'e relsowhi at in Congress, which' - i t Nserbiele. , :,s. .: • . ' having disappeared, M.franie)in Was obliged: .essi - Cho er*G • •• • „ab l y- aanasa o m : •• • rights of the . w o e •, *100 4,4a.h. ,, itt t tte ... . ~ . . ' . I keke . ir e L.:millet well emoted. Wltti - a series Oft individuhrin the wiiisiiiiiit and 'the • stilled forcirii ' . - atibsequ l enedignOtic. eatas Or; that Gewalt -.., f ' refute Do Istraitation in saying that a person, by treading tyro descend into his cellir, whhie he wisheduf be certain the laws triumphant, liberty and eqUality irrevocably, ! • n t Etats-Cruz _would appear in the boll to taker the oath iorlday imularly, may arttain &competent knowledge of any ~ tbere was no wood similar to a"piece that hadbeen thrown fixed, and your owns . potles. s reputation vindicated to b r it lavguage in six month., without encountering the irk-• of fidelity to Congress; and a note was re4from him. • s poil wiltols renders.the study of a breign language in the , nto'the street. 'The search made all the lodgers the world. If these, shall be .the results, .as we con- to th e President of the Congress, by which he renounced: . . . • lora° ermaihiaa.• By the "ante races.% we think, as marls having proved fruitlesi:the'trdop at length retired ; and ficleptly believe they•wi4, of your administration, the the command that had .beeu entrusted to him. Twelire • w an hi:right to n boy in two year., as is now taught in On M. Harnelin co m p l a in ing to, the' Comiiisiaty, the ".-a..otsandisturbances of the Republic, and the sufferings o f, o'clock Was appointed bY hint for this purpase,at•wtichi later answered, Willi a . sardonic smile, " So much the time he appeared amt explaiued the motive which hod. ~. The for..ewiug ate-nowsly ready: . heart. acrd ours, will have.served . to purify opr ',ISI:LECTION from minivan ITALLAN AUTHORS. One worse for you; you ire in for it :"-" • rant pis pour your your coma en reran pour ce zeta degat. M. Hamelin has love ofliberty,saud.prepare us forits.rewatd,the power h . . ~d . tri i i.t.e • Titiei. Aresia.pes dkR MAN'. A UTHOItS. One lodged l•t in I• •• chap lasi co p mot in proper quattel;ond is re- and repose of Co lombia . On our Part „no efforts shall im, an urged pv0 . 014.01, cn account of the situation. • , •.•• •, . 4. . of..the-esuinty..taraetaia-the contmand of -the Mosier. : la GithiB a- Thr . h.,ANAßnalh. of X ENOEHON. One solved to appeal to theism*. be, wanting to secure the ttanquillity and happiness of l'fie - Goirernor, hierivet • Insisted on renouncing, and . .•• ' . -.I • , -One of .ths 'most unfortonkte victims of the fatal • r . a a, the Ptesident again repli e d. • * AIM. ',.. bia: . . - • t h ot el for ! .. .. e2ACurke, York...street, Covent-genial); and evening of the 20th Novettihht is Jules'Paiitot aged the Government. .. .. . %4. ...11 ;. In s;.lh,tlanti, liainbur g h ; Griiin, Glasgow ; . and. W..T. 17. This young h ' • " . min a. ' e thiJysupporf . o Ins mother, f • • ' THE LIRERATOR'II SPEECH TOCONGRESS,APTIR HAVING General Santa Cruz declared that he had taken the • 'airssan, Dubln. • ' TAKEN TUE IN.IOOO2AL OATII. , oath conscientiously:and iiiii,all his heart, wishng to , his father (who is 76 yff.)/ATige), and of two brothers, . . - h his• course public . afterhavio; witnessed,the liberty • chatallT OF CHANCERY., after having left the manistactory • Where he woiked, in The first time that I accepted the Chief Magistracy. his • TWO SPECIAL INJUNCTIONS having been the etre de Po • hif nine in evening, pr omise d maintain t h e pincontt, at -a -past : • - • p l ' his cotlntry,- fed the' isietriblvist Of: dougttis -the I intend hy. the COURT of CUA NCEItY.-On'e on the 7 ith vas- teturnine home to his - Iw h en, - - • - - fano y, • On B° ll lB of my ability, that is, as a soldier. At the dawn of the tatter of which he hoped - would pecute her happiness. epe, te ressraiti G. Lament and ;us Arsairrs- r ythe. - cither this „•,_ r - r_.. . He3uptested that I.e iiould fulfil 'his duties, both as.* o,:orestram 17:E. Wood, S. Pricher, and Tans Afar., from 141rou81 1 the rue S. Denis, he was struck in the nape of - revolutionary contest I marched to the.south. and roused, , soldier and citizen, Ind sustain his country with liiS, di ut tay rlaaing under tbeficlitieres runic of Jarreffson \Varr'en, 'Ole 'Deck by a ball; Which came out at the right cheek, -.. s • • Woollen of Mae-genuine Warren's Blacking, tn.& bylloishe tearing and lacerating ' all the intermediate parts. A to freedom all the territory that yet slumbered under sword and, blood. - ' . •- how SO, STIMPD; Sis requested all Shopkeepers, and orlierr pu , lc was into_one • * subs rption'has been openedfavour of tb• • ttiff t the .y oke of S pain. The Re M . •d in l5 or u- -J .. .On the 'day cf the installation of Congress, Genera ~ r *kw sly of the spurious article in their possession„wilt retorts , • is ~,„. . „,.- „ ,3 „ - . . ciangaatutating them on ' trait parties Item whence it .came . which they are justified ln "J``,/••••• and other sufferers... . ..• . - mass. Peru called upon the Colombian soldier for • the civic,. and presenti ng to • them an' outline of the. sktbe trimaction brin g founde d lin - fraud. —By' negkating rah, Ile window panes have.not all been-broken by the • d h ptotecnon, andentruste ey fate,to me as her Dictator. •affairs orthe Republic' during his d' • • • . a mint s trapqn, aq ivy ill k• eskject to . the penalties omit heave expense.: ja Laths- staves of the young rioters and the musketry, for sever • syswohien wet itnoinikklyeansusersch against ail Irerviers. The rat were b ro k en i n .ibi th e bayonets of the soldiers and Soon . her . enesnies „ were led inariumph: and under the . expressing the satisfaction he .felt 61 insealling it feg: ' pow Backlog is signed I• Boomar. Waskr,o, 30, STRAWS, " OS shade of the liberatin g banners of Colombia, two sister Congress in Pelu, the ' ',am k Of a free People,. - ffe - I else swords of the o . Its..'• It was with'hij sword that silebel-41 ushers are counterfeit. and of very Interior qua- - .- - •states that they have no enemies to . contend with ~. lir.lawirn, loth November, 1827. .an officer broke severaf.ofstbe paces in the shop window Republics w ere b orn- P eru and Bolivia. But Discord .. - •abroad, and that the experience of the past ohght to. of M.,Bsrbier, wineingrehaor, Nu. 302, rue St. Denis.' tliew her torc h a C 1 b• •• N orth Id mong oom sans.. s he wou rscA LoINEr). MAGNESIA continues toSe vera l •a. .- . ,teach them some useful lessons. He says thathis occu-' - • Illueuttonts .. ef.hile strecas near lo_ttat . of _St. tiolate the fandarnental.laws. I heard the reports of potion was one which was contrai • his • ' y to conscience Il ij k la seepared with the somelekiipiDoes earc.and attentinn, by y- l ' • .- • / Atm Trines and %imam Mawr, • klanufacturing Chemists, b ents , remarked, 'among the men, whose business it the fratricidal,caanoq; I flew to the scene of coofusion. and foreign to his profession as a 'soldier. Al!his till.' linwaret. It is sold in bottles; price 2.. W I or with glass seemed to be to . raise the riot, many of a sinister phy- - - • . rinds at 4s. td. oath } , includc 4 l, with full direction itsl' dressed •white • forl sass, lognomy,in waistcoats ang We I aprons. n one d ecree • • (January 2, 1827) I restored peace and bition would be better satisfied with the title of good_ citizen. Called, says he, by the illtisttious Liberator to ' . • SST tars,,,, Agents in the Metropolis, acid throughout the have bef or e ok o f sp en the men with white wands, w h o • u,pity . Good order and public repose soon followed. ..... . . .. • Kingdom; but it cannot be-gebtaioe, oiliest tbdir names arc exeicise the supreme p owe r Peru, and occupy the ' were teen to glide to the flank-of the columns. It is ~Coogri e ss heard the voice of the people crying otat for isd on the Gower lanentseitarnp, which is fi xed over the cork Presidency of the Supreme Co•onkil of the Governme ' slipper of each bottle. 04 moat of the venders of .abe 438404 asserted that at the bwrierof Ctlehy, thrmies of these rehr a rni. The Geoeral Convention was called aqd the Re-. knowing my inability, I' • d much t 'biß 4 1.i ' resisted as AS rg_si - t he k laseurisenticated by a umgar Stamp, I:anAT's AROMATIC, 'ten, after having so 'Vert 'earhetrtistplilifOfiXstained •. •' et %wait, the Invention of Mr. Henry, aria Ilse °all. sieges, !;[cited tlie irsdt • • ' • 0 e...5.1. 1 , 0 1d• h P9l)llh'eahrh.4. Y-9Kselll 34 1 4 40fispit, th e prestanketepe chi . e.froffice of a Government erratum . a /ere on t e . which ' transmitted the wayesathe of that trtick. • 1 b . 610o_ out te, adopt suchmeasm es as may oppeat ha y 11, . 0 weight.of-so many extiaordinary poweis ; butthe hope • , • •• host,and the Customhouse ititieetehh , placed at that ...- .•;-,_ which I always had, and • my.fis m resolution not to ex. , - 1 barrier. :• in your wisdom, to be suited tocircumstan ces of the _ _the LENS COMPOUND ESSENCE Ort'CUBEBS. t • _,.•• etcise those powers except for the good of the ' , nation •,'• E most sate, speedy, and certain. Remedy ever M.P.4.--, who has not given .itp. s . gs name to the times a ,A port will be laid before you by th e . Seeretary owereame nay . . . s y repugnance , and induced meter take,' in t • eicesered for the cure of. Gouorrhwa, , Olean, Seminal puhlic, but who says that he is ready are make it known G enera l. , Notwithsmnding the anarchy whichleigneal July of last year, the•aotharity moat tremendous for a . . 1 ilulos.,l'..ms in the Loins, Kidneys, IrritatiOa of the Bladder, to the Judicial Authorities as soon ws..equited, asserts, • - ' ' - - • -•-.. • - ' - • - in, the, e fiouth, mad hie. disamion whmle tlqeataat,al the private citizen, and one zealous for liberty. - -s- .... s 1 ostler D.,0 , do; of the Urinity Pass a ges, freluently perform- that during the evening of the 20th a Ci•mmissary of l• .stipttlect cure in the short space of three or four days. It Police • - • • in whole Republic, hope. indeed Lmohnjae. to hand.oeer I feel a noble pticlewhen Ih-emember that the sithri • - WAS seen quietly assisting . the of the mama porton of the Sale of Struparilla, With other approved fataitts,whach render it highly bene fi cial In the cure of Se- barricades which were constructing. opprksimkthe • -pas• colotnbia . to, tit! General . Coovention, fretendunited. , petiud of- my .adminis t ration , has been mai seed by ile' measures of violence,.nor sprinkled with blood . Nei** * 1 4 *47 SymptoMs, Ulcers, Eruptions of the Skirt, Pains in the sage way of the Grand Cerf, and. that the Commissary, stature yi NOM!! manta°, PRIMIDENT OF ADORERS 0 1 Ds; WI all Dian/der, arising (rani an impure state of the Blood, wh o wa s u n the round half in hour before an THE BERATE, TO THE LIBERATOR, AfTlift 1111 HAD have the Peruvians enjoyed mote liberty " taper halos( Debility, its effects have; been 'found °rale greatest d- had gbeen inviolable 1.11 • •• • ; mimes sacred ; all awe' reposed-an s • tt armed detachment appeared in . - the Rue St, Denis, TAKEN THE 714AUGURAL OATH. inst.-To, Inspinition, sold only by J. W. Stirling.tranquil security. libitily• afterwards s ny presence was ' Writ, Nu. Si. liigh-street, Whin:chapel, from whom It can be retired about , the time the melee took g lace. Sia:-This moment has luffilled the desires of Co- •' neces,ary in the interior.: A small number ,f !rook' t Wain put of the World. upon enclosing a Remittance, in . • - • ..i.-• 7- • ‘ ' .11twer 'VIE JOISKNAL DES - DEBAT& lombia, who calls you to the head cf affairs, and con- were ' • •d • f the pla '• I d .• disorganized, an some o c ces is t.;e. -epailt• - Woe aLe 6..t.-10i.--and sio, each. • . . •. ► . .., .. . • • . , , • ... .. PARIS, Nov. 23. .; , fides to you the care of her prosperity, her glory , nay, 'mesa of Ayacucho. upheld with arms the sksobedi • awe' .. , The Minister has been weighed and found worm her preservation. Such a preference should fill you' , it 1825. I established'. order and d" soar so firin4' • . FR EN CH.:PAPERS. . • .thhn light.. ..His fate of accomplished. ~t.nok. at that With ~htetialeuts.of,.unallpyed +hawse ;.for we could that nothias has interrupted it. li. ' . ' •• - 'ail; a l rea d y numerous list - Of oppoting liepuires.-, teoes,this f i •berof not have given yam., ,b . proof_ love and coofi. , General. Santa Cruz says, however.. that aftitt his ass. •-• i la" Iqg cOPSTATUTIONIti.L. donee. But, sir, it is is tempestuous times that . you rhjaih. Itev. 34. iostant they are su ffi cient to overturn a hated, despisedturn to the apital h - b •be .c t ere were distut antes. to go take the helm of .ttatel- The waves of discordant bpi- 1 • 1• St We receive altisest every minute from .all quartsrs- 'Minister, whose tricks are known, whbse mask ii worn w hich he says was done. The &Moment i s att into. , i , s n i ghts of our , and who is disavowed by 'his liijo a g ents. Upon nions dash around 04 , and open the abyss as if forout, I Omit, detail, fespe7ting the" •P sanguinary . 2 Viand 20th Novi:fiber. 1 wise inapirieg the moat then: view th e /ietoi yis gaine d ; the - Miiiistry may still been pursued under,the Bolivian Constitutici • • • ta, t • .. , a • rhfavad affliction, and others Calculated io` excite the do evil, but he can Ito longee.goiern. We may say-of dawning hopes of our country. _Bait the history,ohall with the'forei' gn re l at i ons of the Goverarnent aa a ' ~a , ,a 3 1 3 iest in d ig n atio n . b in the Coldest breasts. three of its membeis whin Dante said of therodestats of affles o ffe rs instances of such disasters to youthful go• . It seems that since the establithnielit of theiltliehltiffi t • 2 .3t Marc Louis ilasiy, th' ' • • of . • Vkiteage. ir...llfha _dliok. &rya), come, take n -but . irty-two years age , as 14. vernments ; end no true republican will be deterred by . . • . - • of thint;kthat . •the , Paper tank great freedoria of - 1 1 •persevering in his search of r e them . from 1 .de Cabe, at a quarter past On, foe hits lodging in , üblic con fi dence, and ,the tetpect of foreigp count r ies; lb:giving, resolute, we shall overcome - every obstacle to grafo de Lima st a te s , that whey 't °B proclaimed, i 1 ' Atibry•le•BOuchei, No. S 5. Bahia stepPed by tlie .ie a .11.1•14M4-kOse - r the blind, foresight;:seatirity, and the completion of the glorious edifice of our country's article w as; writ t en • ". • - .1. Mss ~.leek agarnst it anashewn to Bolivar, and • 0 i 1 happtpess. You, Sir, lead the way, and are the chief ... is the Rue St.. ' is. he tinted into One of success. • ••- • • ~ • . . - • '• . • • he, so far hem condemnin the aer ordeted-ithialwr . , l artificer in the arduous undertaking. Yori have tore- 8 PP 9 1 ahrtli meet* which leadisi • Minitir • '1 having, M. de Villele has thentiveteto • • h h the mow ; M. . give . ,us, t . tong ,.. . - blished. It was not done atthe • organize the Republic, consolidate its institutions, unite I' m . • sit the ititt tau 4 ibts • sit ideet, he el:squired his Gaulle de Fhauci,abd,gelin; issurangris of his health : has since been. • .: • i its disloca t ed ' members, hush the fury of party strifes, . • .. ..,„„, l iiiilliSlorkiilt . sinSt he was directed towards the be says be ii not iil, as, its bien reported, and that, on LIMA, Jmn • Is. ! •: ' • " . di a Gtatidi:Ft -- d.•b • he hidthe he • exie ; bus scarcely contrary, as very -well, as he h as two poete eu- f bring all opinions to the point of agreement, and make • • a ... I us finelly t ree and happy. • The Congress haye tom Aced their labour, with 4 dadlialt Way diiwn•thar air ' liiii baiteighty 'll• • and sighsh• • etclearly.Good H ~eett w , a i et,• is name v . y H eaven • i• gees came ti th ing, &Sy ria - It; the ()Seer com- Is that the healib • thaa is in question.? The question is, Colombia throws herself into your arms, expecti ng the utmost circumspection and independent., and seem -s- I 1m11 4,, thelhcalred to tbem," Cut doeiti thile eaaiilles iliii is' hh. fle Yillele in France inßurope ? In what you to save her. She has not forgotten, that to y_put.cou. to have the interests, of :.thehcensatry very much in gar You:" although. in iet a fact s thiii,.iete only state has he placed our affans i -ai 'home andabroad ? stancy, valour, and sacrifices , she owes her independ. view. On the 9th instant the Congitis elected General 4 ence and all its blessings. The gratitude which warms ,felts de La Mar, Ihesident, and Sr: Doss Manuel-Saes.- i teCeh The OS ' - giving the -le Whardnes he in Spain? .• What he East?- tia. " - cer exalt) struck •. tilow and i • each ' . What . d . . .. li tb itt- her bosom hal constituted you the arbitrator of our zar , y Ba.quijano, Vice•Pzesident of -the .Republi c , dor , . . a . . .., .. S gendarme passed, he aimed a notes oes ire sen Au la to excuse the success disputes, and clothes you with all the power, physical four -years. Under the present adalinistration ?ire .7i ha with his sword it the two Unfortunate men that of our arm*, and - explain the reaaolswhy. we have burnt arctind brought there, to be delivered Op to their at Navatin the Turkish vessels which he had allowed to and moral, necessary for the accomplishrnentof the look forward, and doubt not every measure idopted • • ar• • duties of your high calling. Win anew the noble title by them will conduce to. the good of the country, and • , abase accompaniedeach blow. It appears, from be built at Marseilles with out maritime stores? And ' • .i of Liberator, you are worthy of the name; for you pre. that we shall have a stable Government, in compatisdh ' 4 reni6cate of M. de Teallier, Etoctor of Medicine, in France, what answer does be make to the opinions . • ferred it to all others, while pretended ha r m s , t h e with our neighliiuring.ltepublieses l'l . j ,'..14..4•Te,1.:1•5ar .1414 N 0.52, in the Rue de la Grande-Trnanderie, he has trampled upon and insulted h H ow, in Abe • 4 ..11 'llasil: was taken to aw . e to merchant's, with his presence of so . many heirs of ancient families , rich scourge Of man, build np their greatness o n the en. The conduct of Peru inexpelling.frem her soil-S . Ivor . 'httd. and clothes dienched in blood, which flowed proprietors, and brave gentkmen; whose names he • slaving of their fellow•creatures. The spirit of ' the age Armen>, Charge d'Affaires from Colombia, has pro. . . . 4444 ) 4 ltty cut o•riby ih . sabre of the d 1 - gen ai- sas forgotten ,' and whose fidelity he ' has di„„ 0 ,,,, 7• • points to the principles that should govern the rulers of duced in the latter Repu blic , sc fe e lings of the most degideil . 1 rat IL B a Pe e . -- •of p eers, the human race. From them Colombia expects you not hoitility awatdi the powers which now guide the destt: st tlf issy s hat , and clothes were cut open in a cd, does he justify that.ntonshrous creation I to depart. An immense field is open to you for a new nies of Peru, anchthe•Colombian papers are filled Illth . •• mth/places, and his left hand bad been wounded in which he has paid for the service to Isis .person, • ,rreard thrust. The other person who was near -the voting,for his lavir-*fziori - tban all the blood shed harvest of occupation and gloi y... Your conduct will expressions of. great indignation at the insult cfferechto: ' and rho fled before the gendarmes, calling for • : 'N . ? I . - . d ''• he the I r . _ ; f• I lb r 43 I. it is not 1," was cut down on th e spot. M. the reproaches Of dal ohility and these iliustrions friends which some have sought to tarnish your fame, and such hed g ed Ah; 1,1 an...,,g-y respected agent. We should not be.the ~• II think s ii was a thrust that killed him. What of the King, who mit what he means to do,: and are as to justify the - admiration of the. world, th e .betuidic-* least surprised wer e thi s ma tt er to l ea d to an open rupture as " o lobe g i ven to suc h actions but that of cowardly equally indignani at his despotism and , imPinden • ce • ? bon of present times, and the everlasting grateful recol.. betieen the two Republics; and that at'nd very •disti*iit '-ansioatio ?'• faction of posterity . • - ' .v. - period . Translations ~ ii It was halhpist ten and eleven What-can he say . ,l6 those faithful Ro y alists, tho l e loyal - , . . from . the Message of the Ptss'i. ' • - ..it ni gh t Serious disturbances still continued at.Guayqutl, and dent of Peru will, be. 'given, 00 - Mooday. • Ile alfalfa le of the 19th that these crimes were cam- and - eloquent Deput i es, wh o m be ,his persecitted,sirucli ' 1. hit Would it be difficult to discover their authors? out from the Nits of thePtesidenCy.end *hose applica. it may be gratifying to our•metchants to-know that the- verydavourably of the relations between ColOinhia aqd , i Oa the following . .. . day, the 2thh, M. Fs ancois Tel), tioq as candidaiiealheioleratabecause he cannot hindei • United States frigate Brandywine .was there, and ay3ll his Moir country,- but at - dm time of 'Cis . aildilyi fie' . .hdin • • • g•lNa. la, Boulevard d u T e mple, at M. G or eths, it ? Lastly, hoW can bear to slew himself in a tee s be ehabled a a ff ord ample geotecticm to American Pro- knevrnothing of the alteration whi c h. b a d . t .eig4olea* t s the the necessity arise, during ahe ciyij ccr : io•public- opinion-in recdoushia,-. her under a gateway opposite the Rue Mau- fain. august presence:before wine); he appears loa4wol -Perth, should. •• regordier thermifileas, Neil. was sab red by a gendarme, who structseveral with the weight of disappointment and faults? _lt is • hiCh now afflictthat unh motions W ..... , .. appy,portieti,,,of ci. .eapolsiots. of ,the Charged/am Y...e_sp. ...,•-.:.. 4.9 4 ' rii s a, •lomhil. . This state of_anatchy, ,as Boliyar jnAtiase a . - . his head. M. Ter sheltered ail . infant of ten these, in that high region that M. de Villele hallow his , 01 .,_, . e . y hi 5,... . : aitititZtts. - •!• • •e• e. r.aix • ' was roduced.b the leaders of a don 0 1. 4 • . ~,,..,._"! I' ears of age, who had taken shelter under strength and support ; incurable wound is the Hai- n arks , ~ P . y , . ..„. 1f• .. .r ii, 1 . 1 1 .. w i itii l t g ate wa y ids him, by standing before him, veisal animadversion , , of honest men • it is the convic. ba the people themselves, and it is mote than r b- s io.. . , The brig J-loratho, tfoletartd- • ."`r• 40itelkieclitTelitt - ' gee - P - • C hj • • ' a? , lit Nen y i l iOrk. dtataiall r -,...'" means he received in the tiht a r m two deep lion that hereafter he must be an obstacle and embar- Mat it will require a S teen cttion of the Co °admit • . • ---, • • optai .at ey 'Mae . he, *bleb will him use his arm • •'. 11 • that Inc '• d hi but mar and not allow to ; i i h di e re f raei k te satake„ •these was no no,6*. '4 , triitale•leitithe , s 1 04.14r11 44 at 3 '41 , 41 40 conii, compionti,se; that the monarchical fidelity, the conati. .... ,„ , ,t . ........,,pjgw. . ~. :. . . , hopes that peace wilholike•apetie.eith Buenos Ayres h. Adr• • D e• tr.' , len udon, wfiti, as w e have already announ- tutional spirit, justice-in short; French honone- ate ;mow Tat lt 112,1 t TOLL.K..DAIL ! R ADVjggnia ß ocr. 0,. beftlObiGNlNlNKlLp6v . cceimenrktcosif ...........".: i.e. - • 'll Ras 0 '' • - - . y or e have I a one or the victims of the irreales of the 19th, exercised against him. This sentiment , so strongly, • ,fileaof LigithsPapyrs taathae,fitli Jufie...C t htla ' •Th ig . e •w l eallimtmlirlizek larch thherliaPhaarakwir' . . .. C a Peaceably returning from the Faubour g St. Denis, so spontaneously expresse d by th e arroostissestetifelec gress,was instolled on the 4th 'of, (!lift moint.sai t d Gsra, Thfc'e l. eflosialltia Aceafini*s.l .tb.a . sAme , as pet, , •• 16, where he had be' • s • ' ' h is Lathe r, d o , en sent by . exe rcis e. . Dactor tiont, suffices to render him unable to power, Santa Cruz.hat reiserMehhi :AO. powers ak Ohicrohi•Of ; l !!!. .(ez-I.Ce...kP - • a - ' • ..--taa.w..., a. a. 11.1, , 1it. , •.* • -• . ~_ •:.t! . J re , whe re hr i • • " se s met in the lime Bootlace Ville- incapable even of remedying ' " the steal be has ciAsed s and the ReiF4blie.a j pp9intsc! ky, the . Libetitbah A'/grapoill Vries ro.hi.htte, o e..P.ohatrh•--iilaSahtew s; 4# ieglini• •ut by • • ' a single gen d'itilie, galoiiiitg down th eater, its which be persist, was made o h t h e sth, that without loss of Line the titan isulilUes s- ihe folios tog levet aid &tree, frdni A . .. . . ; •. • •