Star. — London, England, 1827-01-02 00:00:00

is the &stook cesTarialseig Quartet of Walt *ire &basis 1 la the kteir, for upwards of two MADRID TiiObSAND Isonsing Lisbon papers to contests, though important fatourable to the constitn superseded in lancet by the in yesterday. However. as IMO , announce, are either unknown, known in this country, we shall them as seem best calculated disposition of the Portuguese ..t this most interesting juncture. disposition Is the more necessary, policy or impolicy of our armed establish the truth or falsehood of which some of our coatempora• to the moral incapacity of the ise use of their liberal institutions. gloat satisfaction in stating, that nation, generally, justifies the comma Cabinet, upon the mere prim** . is now clearly ascertained that where arrested in their career, at several points, before it could Great Britain intended to in. therefore clear tbat the statements, is were charged with indifference to system, were gratuitous libels epees people, and that coasequently bees sent them from this maw politstad sense, as it was it obligingly proof of our assertion, we have Marquis de Cwavu, the °stets. Whoa, had been foiled in all his Oporto, when it was still uncertain • taken by any of the Powers most Portugal. The consequence was, forsake his standard as rapidly as . first, and that all his move of the last accounts from him, degree of indecision. In pro alarmed, his adversaries sheered and enterprising ; and several cited. The people of Oporto are terms of commendation ; and the their conduct is not particularise& their duty, as nothing to the contrary mean time the Palace's Rumex has a spirit worthy of the House of 1 confidence in the nation as well as in never wavered under any circuits. the two Chambers have dis fully equal to the emergency, and acclamation every measure that was for the public good. What we ' bad occurred before the inten , were known ; but they were no , than those who had been before fixed, and those, who bad been lake themselves ardent in their support of the whilst sub as had been well af• highest degree of enthosiauts. _ Lake Gierrear of the teth, amain we mane of the Pawnee Beane, addressed to • arrival of the fine &video of British mere leant from private areeeete, thee the joy it eseesiel e 1 tlescripties, aid amid wily them who were hippy eseesb to be eye. received this yearning by Express yesterday. In an article, under the , and dosed the 26th sh. it confirms the Marquis of CSIAVIO, which is aswedesed remarks. He tried to force Meraistp in which auanpt be milteptield added in another wont, that be in the direction of TrassoirM his rebellious movements. strange, that neither the above-men the Spanish Capital, nor those of an the least light upon the decisions . They mention that the Court would residence at the Prado on the Sth inst. but ' views, or of its dipleasatic proceedings, In the Constitetioniod of the preceding also reached us by Express, there is an head of Vittoria, in which the Spanish represented as by no means intimidated ranee, addressed to him by England and therein stated to have written to the I,and solicited his interference, not for the of facilitating an accominodadoe but to rescue him from the come 'As quarrel with that Power might ,rnongst these consequences, the first, estimation, is the possibility that he will to alter his system of Govern- Imes that he will, under ao sitcom• such alteration. As he has, however, equally solemn, and afterwards re will probably be persuaded to recant declaration. MOWS. MSC* 1118111114 Y, SAIIIVAST 1. -Lawn frees Msdrii, of tut Lee amber. Craw will v. to the Prude es the etb .1= of the 14tb lees eassompties duty ea the kingdom. They vary free 14 10 OS realm ateheir timidity. The hopertallei of restd. • we have keret nothing important tram Per. se.—The Marquis is Moms bas attempted to Towne. bat Um beat ropolroi with km CHAMBER OP PEER& tom Homo or Geo. ate. .fral that the follow Mg. Projmt of TAW &Wl* Moister of Marine aid Cabala:-. We ill de fed die crew ebell. beeibes, bees.— bempable et my* usairmay Mete the RAO Navy se Illremb sielbowesea . ig The abet beilibiede, swift pert et tie crew. &ell be =7 , =idle Sem absee melba es I re paw, l'beee ' ereemeeperi lobe, Vide 15 days ober ibe ea gimlet I:earbill Yoe derbied se de Ceembeleere et ebe lissiiifter so 11141 straws la tbe Pm& Purer. sad ow die Cie. ede of _ le! radio Peres. the Mee wltb erbleb they Uwe bqmogis " Tbr=bl Wool sod coolbootod. I' pooddio mimed by the prom bor Nladoponisot of time wilidtaib so too proommood owskomity to the Pout Code , tor dlt odor edam or odolosoomoson "bleb asap brio beet cow; _ _ shades heed dhe ship. " The kw et the Ikb of April. In% is doreaassd. 4, Gives at our Palace a the Tuileries ea the Ski December, lOU, wed hs tie id reef of ter reign. • • (allesd " CHARLRIL 16 6 Inns) ) Casa de CHARROL. The fleeres=te for the Marisa sled (rams vas ceweernmema.) VITTORIA. Der. at. We are Wormed Mum !!wield that the King has whole to Ids toe , the Klee of lonemo.deit the rises of Die Usage d'Affaires, aid these ash, magma bowl for the AMOS el the aliselote Ommiereset, win set Is abroad by him le soy case. or =dee my *summons" Mel dumb* have steer remotes mg of his rights 6C sositil whithhe le resolved to weeny, es*l earatessakey to theleelmembd lows of the kingdom t that Mee. tf hr weed Mellesd le • dingo. the ssjsiky of Ms seisms would orris, a flommassm. mid are resolved so shad the last drip melessle she socket mega% mei that those woke Chemed a amstkodoe form beta very small part of Use aidos. Buenos Ayres Papers to the end of October have reached us this morning. They announce the complete extinction of the troubles in the Oriental Province, ea- ; cites! by RIVERA. and the embarkation of that adven turer with thirty of his adherents at Santa Fe for the Banda odr-trial. The province. which had been the scene of his violence, was restored, it is stated, to complete tranquillity ; and no apprehensions were entertained that it would be the theatre of fresh commotions. The war between the Republic and the Emperor of BRAZIL appears to have assumed a character of extraor dinary languor, to judge from the silence of these papers, which, in fact, do not contain the least *Rosiest so operations either by land or sea. However the ele ments had fought for the Republicans, if they made no vigorous efforts of their own; for we leain that an If rad frigate, of 40 guns, called the Gentil America*, bad been dashed to pieces on the point of San Jose, its the storm of the eight of the 28th September. In *de . .. • to this calamity twenty-eight vessels were on shoe% and eiren in the port of Monte Video six merchantmen, I is said, were sunk. It was confidently reported at Buenas Ayres that a revolution bad broken out at Tarifa, the consequence of which was a declaration on the part of that province to incorporate itself with the new State of Bolivia. It le farther stated that serious differences had arisen be. tween Bolivia and Buenos Ayres, is consequence off j refusal by the latter to recognise the independence of the former. This refusal was taken up by the Bolivian Congress with so much warmth, that a proposal was formally entertained by it to employ force for the put pose of subduing the repugnance of Buenos Ayres. The tpeetion remained suspended, but not decided, at the Into of the last accounts from Upper Peru, so that I llama Ayres was menaced with another war in addl. ties to that in which she was already involved. As it appears besides that she had got into a scrape with Dr. I Panama, Dictator .f Paraguay, who had seised tws of bee mesh, it must be allowed, we fear, that bet eiders are either very inconsiderate, or excessively par Miss. In the asseastase the Demos Lyres rpm Nati Meg midi so the subject of the Maresca with Daatta, sad as the 'WNW eft Dictate's desiring to apd from Pere all diem et besets Ayres and Letters from rbialta, which had reached Bonnie Lyres es the SIM et Umber. watt" that the Ceogress had mwdeded a %easy et Ceedederatien, or had at Maw agreed to the pieta. which should hiod all the States in memo= is their emend policy. The same liners say that the **affably was gig to moor to Medea. sod it it would he cempased heoettorward it only MB Member from -8 State. Such is the great ♦ariety, the importance. and pres ume of war torethgeoce to-day, that we have eddy seem left to direct the attention of oar Headers to the Moseege et t►e human of the MAW States of North Asartica, which appears to fop ha our publication of this day. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. Th• Good market at meat reesahr roily at wl4 fee the Atom*. No aperelstier of importseee has takes Owe, mad die lave Om 'IN tor Redact 4. The neeems reescved ibis swain frees Operteolsted the legit elt. an faesenble. Mere inagelliry prevails than den the dew feet et the lesergests. VSSU TM MIMI 101111 wash aiIII2IIIAX OM= staves OPORTO, Domains le. Oar premises of security are improved, slue the rehab here bees defeated in their attempt so the pus or Ansmante. The brig a war, which la eff the Bar. frees Lisboa (the Reseed), is also censing in, which will afford protection to the ship Mag. moory. Pm sad, if necessary, t. resume k ; end, V Englawl sends tromps, we hope they will sus appear, wiles all will no duke be vest. Little or nothing is &lag lo the Foreign aswket. FOLUZION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCR. Buds, p Mex. Ns I UFA, Q. g 5 11 1:.= 1814.341 Ile. Acct. 4151 g g ieS eta,. &mei NI S 5 Russ. ilde, less. f p C. See Deoldt R 4.,5 pCt. Se S; *mamas Sp. Ct. IS 11l IS Ditto Acct. ss eg Do. Acct. Dig Greek Bonds, e p Ct. De. Roods, 1•13 ip C. g Do. Boods,lllSe r tp C. 14g ex div. Fr. Nantes. ep C. ver Ditto Acct. &change, eV aoc BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO tYCLO MIA 1 , 411116 Angle Nadeau 100 SO Masai= 100 110 British Iran Ceory W 3 Potosi La Ns Eclln''ay. Asa. SO 5 5 Royal Irish U 1 e-11 NI IS 9 e 9 in 148. if 138 171. id. Ills. id. His Hamra has motored the Oder of the Garter as bh Grace the Doke of Dasewanas This rodeos want el , ornadwoomeiso sad Royal fewest was sessampolated to the Idebh Doke, hi ao aistogropit letter fres the NOW. Mr. kretswOOD, the King '; Messenger. arrived at the elite of the Swam et State fee Ifordp Make yeawday swam, kers lhosseis, with dhpatebee treat sir Cuestas Bases, Ambassador at the Wafiledaidkee 14. litatiSty CAIWIPO. tlea eosidectiy t with the coerempohmli It ea increase Of Ma tom itotreAtni slottaual dr* kittens! is bpi Nb ettottissierne ellobaa We been received this r▪ ath ult. but their o the whole, and highly f cause, have bees sops . Voce we published vest the facts which they any .but imperfectly known • rsorily notice such of th o throw light upon the di ation and government at d knowledge of that diapo s it will chew the policy •terference, and establish in n allegations, in whirl ies have indulged, as to ortegoese to make a she t We have therefore great •• conduct of the nation, armed by the British Cab • political utility, as it is he rebels were every wbe • • • being defeated at are been known that f erpose. It is therefore kith the Portuguese wen he Constitutinaal system, he character of that pe he assistance which has b y, is as wise inia political is a moral one. In pot • may to state, that the h •le bead of the r. bent° ttempts to teach Oporto hat part would be take • detested in the fate of B is pattisaus begun to for hey had joined it at I karts, at the date of • *eyed the highest de • • tion as he became all [tentative: active and nstances, in proof. are eh ho spoken of is high tel • •er towns, though titer em to have donetheir stated. In the mean t •layed throughout a gansa, and a confid• Allies, which neve • • cos. Likewise th yed a firmness fulli • voted by aced bmitted to them lot • re already stated Is • • s of Great Britain s •• • ascertained, the avering became fixed, aa, :hewed theme& w order of things, vs I • d, displayed the hi The lopplesseot to the L - seem in the mine Army, in wide! the aryl sonsaneed ; sod we inn excerpt an awes, properly Mt by these • • et it. • •We have also see Ise &toils, dated yew • cad of Madrid, mode ii defeat of the Marquis ▪ in our preceding regal li -over the Tamest), in st with loss, and it is a< fell back sobs after is the catty scene of his a- • 3 0 It is rather atran honed letters from th earlier date, throw t of that Cabinet. Tlo take up its residence of ite political views, not a word is said. In I day, which has also a article under the heat Monarch is represen by the remonstrances France. tie is they rends Monarch,and rp.se, however, o ' ith Portugal, but se t • laft to which his Ig* subject him. Ansonj oa t is his estimation, be tailed upon u meat, and be declar 74 Awneekscoseent to sr ,hl given assurances et yoked them, he will WIN hi s present declaratit Der Pas sets ass Pm's% Dec. 31.—Let vat It seeing tfaat the Cow Re• A Royal Decree of the sod *r wade the Tar mobs (tStles) 6 actor ionise brandy remakes For some days past w eirMusa, Die. lo w mach the bee of Tame 5 . Cu MOE " Commis, sr von " We have ordenal t serf fruited by our Mb& Wei .*. oa k to m . t. bay Airtietleeria Mei site,etilleil Montepill 1111 last year, rzrr.*w'aw'z..b'h"gd'.sei.....k•Nmk " dwda" . l . lll4lll"lwalet 6 " I It= AND sergeb eemedee, mil tbe ober diem et die crew. shell be ir the : sins didt affithaelllffiti lia"ll.lll :lll ll" l4 a 1111144 0e• op:: "Tailli the WW: the e"lll = 11" mnuntig . " lbe She shall beyesseemeed jelady Nam tie beilvillsal THE DUfI of TOLL His loyal nighttime the Deke of Yost, sre ate Wry to say, cantina in the saes hopeless *sta.*, for °IOOIII time past. The answer to our enquiries this morning was 'that his ROYAL Manama had pasted a quiet night, and was much the same as yeterdey. The answer gives to our inquiries at two o'clock was, that his ROTAL Mannar had passed a quiet night, and was suffering less pain, but that his ROTAL Hain. sass was no better. PROM flit COVET CIRCULAR. The Detest Tote saathmed la a composed state de*, Swim' night. He Royal Higher' sonveres& la a Ikea tone of rein when I 1 be neared anything, or wasted any anemias. Me Hamm kIaILAMID left Arliagtoo-street sheet half-past eleven eas t * sea Sunday eight, and returned yesterday mere* at sorsa ea.*, mad remained in attendance on his Royal patient for a skeet tate. At eleven easel Sir AMUR Oboes*, Sir Hamar Eiramous, Dr. 111 1 Ilscatant. Mr; APOsoson, and Mr. Swing, arrived, sad held • cenenhation ea obit we of his Royal Highness, which lasted about Mt boor sled a WM The saawer gives yesterday ricrac{ to the numerous sad initiates laquiries after his Eng Hiebnees was- 4 His Royal High nese has passed a quiet sight, sad condones much la the SIINIS ante as yesterday." The Duke of Cueing* arrived at the Duke of Rommen's house about elm conch, from his resiJeoce at Bosky Park a the Duke of Woes wee ahem the same time. from hie apartments in the Ring's Paw at Reasiognats s the. Prisons anew Wowed soma mfeeravards.. 'fitek Royal Highnesses immediately proceeded to visa tbek Aimed brother, with whom they nomiaed a consider - side time. The Duchess of Kw, the Prisms Sims Memos, end ether members of the Royal Family, also sent to make ilia; andante inquiries after the health of their alikted relative. . A. Repress was sent to the Kano, at bis Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park, with au account of the state of the Does's health.' Sit Hester HalSitlin attended his ROYAL H 1911312114 again re may alteroo.m. Among the Nobility and Persons of Diainctiso who called yee terday and us Sunday to make their inquiries after the health at the Duke of Tea:, were--tbe Marquis and Marchioness of Coot. ne'ws'y, Lady laittantoorns, Karl tad Comtism of 'faimeartaim, Dowager Countess Se it, Rai and Counter of Coatammum, Mr. Justice Gaines. Viscount Suwaren, Rai Possearr. die Stamm of the Hosea ter Coansues. Lady dam Miss Rosa, Sir &MOM WIAIRMIL, J9lllll 'SILVIS. Bishop 11111114 Rey. DIN Dams, Mr. Leanmeeost. &Vet It has bees publicly knows within the last few days that the Duke of Voss was in a dangerous state, the public easiety respecting the Ram Den exceeds defilliptitte. The inipiries at the Ledge of the Duke of Reartaint have commessed fur the lam three &m at di oclock is the morning, and condoned dB two o'clock the ibliewing mentieg. of all ranks and degree, lindens to knew she Meta of she Desn's health ; the number of persons 'of diniamied lON so know the state of hie Repeat Hawse befog Slam ailleedile daily. Doobeee of Rom and other Members of the Royal Family j mem& sot personally see the Due, frequeody send to make their Vtamin , of the %MAL Mu, an Expross was mat off on i alidnidomiternons to Rarl Basensasr,at Brighton. His Lordship leill Wiese about eight o'clock as Sunday morning, arrived is MOB In the afternoon, and keel en Interview with his Bova IRVfoe a eareiderabie time. A l e g rumr Comma left town about ail o'clock cm Sunday Imo fog, fee the Royal Ledge in Whadme Park, to report to the Rats the state of the Rani Dames health. Sir Assume nomad to awe about eleven o'clock yesterday monde/. The amount of the Duke of Yoat's health op to a late hoar km night was, that 4 4 ilk Resat Humes cootineed ha the saw - me as during the day, but maw composed." EXECUTION OF THOMAS WHITE AND AMELIA ROBERTS. The Old &Rey was seaweed at ai early hear this usening, and Ike giantess interest esamed to exist armaget the spectators to wit inesibe bee menteate of them unfortmate lodividade. Me re. embed secimaged In his madam daring yesterday, and mimed to oiesnala_ bare a inew to bet. The conduct of &km bee Men becoming threughoat. At Me o'clock this amening While was remeed ftrom Isis cell to a rem, and sat down by die area. —The Ordinary seem came to his, and he then joined la prayer. hut his mom was agitated and hurtled. At eight o'clock the Sheriffs. Under filiedik their Pierre, and a Dumber of Greffralwis (among Mem we observed lir .Prancie Onuminey. M.P. and ewe or two Gentlemm of diadem:dee at the sr,) arrived at the prism, end proceeded to the PrON4IIIIIII, and In a few mimes White was bresight bite the room by two of the alikers of the prbom; ha MIMI men cemposed than usightbe 'spewed, and was dressed black. Mr. Sheriff Eggheads's approache d hoped he was prepared? Ile replied, " Tee, Sir, I am. Mr. Shedd" While in the PV ss. cant, be regaseted that his arm might be oily tied by a Modkerchig, which was complied with, but as it we canddered meedight. a smog cord was need, at whisk he objected. His intenden was evidently to make a demerits often to mar, and be, by plods; his kande be an awkward resides, wished to has tell power to break the coeds mid get away from the and. faid. In reeking ebjecdess to be *Med, and sum*); Id* W oilcan, a muter of as hour was pawed, daring which period Amelia&hems was is a terakefe room. filie was ow timely m sad cairn, but was gradually becoming week; Remy thin being in readiness, White was cooducted to the Icel. fold. He ascended the platform at twenty minutes past eight o'clock. with an unsteady and trenalese step. Hook. the lieddre" attendant, with a black ward. accompaided him, and mid mom thin to the executioner who called his assistant. end they km. reediatdy conducted White to the end of the pietism. and while one adjusted a rope through the die Muhl( albs beam, the 'Mt Mid his heads armi arms. White trembled. and his *tacks seemed to hiceme ; he raised his arms and extrodel W chest, as It desirous of Wades the cords, and by the don loosened these about his wrists. The cep we. draws over Melee. but the mammas of the miliappy aa.a gemmed to Mame, mil jut as the worms was amendimg the maps. he hest his had and ten at the sap, meenspanying this action by a violent awn tent M hie body, es II to brook, er pt hie Mod mot the heal nee.The *Mos was made with so musk strength wed vi► boom and his Meigiling appearing to increase, that a dank of s harer and aim bent from the crowd, which maimed for amend meow& Weeder men weeded the platform, and steed and held Mee while tillea g was adjusted ; bet he refused to have she Op over his face. he would tear it all, wad a eabeared irolltsablet wee tied le over his eyes, the rope being pee.. rely adjusted. Amelia Roberts, who bad sank upon the steps. 'was placed by hie side. White agape gm the handkerchief ag wad arming to the woman and crowd akentately, by his personas appealed as if &drew of exciting mensal cps. ray. The arrangements of the meadows Wog cotlplstwl, be sumeed the woman to a rabies immediately under the fatal beam, end aloe pieced Mute dose tie her ; bet the mkappy men gradually moved forward. im Goodly did he cling to life wadi he get his tom open the edge where Mr. Corson and Mr. Races were reading the Rudd Service, and just as he fait the dreg tail* teen bowed& him, by another demesne dim sprang and grasped the repo with both bands and chug to it fora second. dame wigwam* the scaffold instantly jumped up sad seised his Ca: dragged Idea down ; bat. ere they had dome so. his hands lost the Mid of the repe. which* an Mum hod its foil make ; he strug gled no same, and in a bee seconds wee dead. It is thought. that bed his use 110 t been owed by the card, the handkeribief warty limegiven way, and the most raided comesseenem would kayo embed. The distortion of his sountesence I. the woke of death add be 'tea by many; and as he ressaimil ensposted without soy Week, en his head, the spectacle wan seat disiasdsi. Tie wadess sideriose wets over In as imam ; she was dressed be Ma* and were black kid gloves sad 'Ake ads. The crowd dlopenad, twideady appalled by the eirawasencessre have detailed. Cont. Dn. 29.—The long protracted contest for the repsmentaden of this Qty is Parlisasent. doted Mk ~lag Is favour of Mr. JINNI HiLT lilematesom who was remised by a majority of It votes. Yesterday, Count Lorruss. Charge d'Affaires of his Majesty the Kin of Patna& to his Bearannse blamer. jelady with Mr. N. M. Romeentsm is the presence a Mr. Ottintse Gams, Notary Poblie. Cowin( sad Drooled la the Beak of England, the own of Booda, et the Plumb= Loss of lOW being ewe swim of the sum died for the Rs demptioa of Bends is the Fourth Year ; and also the esehig of the Wessel ea the £111,550 redeemed to the Ist Jell lags Inds**. ARRIVAL OF THE BRMSH TROOPS IS . LISHON.. _ . PORTSMaffri. _lmm'? 1. Last night, at eleven o'clock, the Sir Edward Banks steam packet arrived in the harbour, With dispatches front Lisbon, which place she Wt OA the morning of Tuesday last, and passed a line •of battle ship between Cape Finitterre and the Burlings, and another the best day in the 84 of Slaty. No doubt *best ships were the Wet.tesLes and illeLetu.s. - - --- ThePtaaires arrived the day before Abe lefkivbkli wee chaoliel etas Day ; and the lineitirr was in dgbr outside. Thaw sidps had the etli Reginient as bawd. Ots Saterday, the 04 of December, the Marines beineging to the English 'goodies toot pasortaint et the torts commanding the entrance of the Tsges—Pert St. Julies and the upend battery as the opposite side, caned Bogie. The abet stoops from shod were expected daily. and looked wit tan with =loss expectation. Those that have sailed (the nth Dra. Soon) mom make any way in the °wand with this Wale* wind ; and the loth and Wanes Train are waking for a tail sDdt which du" , are net to embark. The treirsperes are all ',alibis. but thug's's. Is falling,aoll every appearance et woes wand, winds. FROM THZ TIMMS. As every incident co:wetted with this subject is ef value, the following short narrative, collected fraillkil G en tleman who accompanied the Sir Edward Boil% hoth going and returning, will be Acceptable t--The Sir Edward Banks was taken up for the servieelf Gereasep meat about the 14th ultimo, to carry dispabikilliabb' bon. No troops were on boird, the advantages of e mploying steam vessels for such a purpose aa say great and sudden emergency not being then thought of; bat she cattied a small number of sailors. volunteers from the Tender off the Tosser, which were placed on board the Ramifies, flag ship, in the Downs. libel& the river on the 16th, and arrived in the Tagos on the 21st. It is probable that the news of the King's Mee. sage, and of the armament for Poetsgal, had bees ,Beat off by expresses overland. as it reached Lisboa im the 19th. when it was made known to the Chem. bers, and to the people generally, by whom it was received with the highest demonstrations of Oa the 20th, by an arrangement with the Authorities at Lisbon, 400 marines had landed from the British ships of war, and taken possession of Fort St. Julien, and a fort on the opposite hank of the Tagus. On the 21st. our informant visited the theatre, and witnessed the exultation displayed by the audience at the grafis lying intelligence. The national hymn was chanted in full chorus by all pretest, and its repetition fre quently called for. The public joy was the greater, on account of the deep despoaJency into which the people had previously soak, on hearing of the pro gress of the rebels, and the uncertainty they continued in with respect to the-interference of England. It is said that arrangements had been made for the re ception of the Princess Regent on board of one of our ships of war in the Tagus. His Majesty's ship Pyre. alas which it will be recollected sailed from Porto mot:th on the 18th alt. in company with the Ramsey. was the first vessel with troops on baud that entered the Tagus: this took place on Christmas Day, and the circumstance was hailed by the spectators as as au spicious omen. The scene is described as one of the finest that can be imagined. The Tagus was covered with boats filled with spectators; and oar gallant troops. is fell itniform, and with arms pre sented, on deck. passed up the river amidst the heartfelt acclamations of the collected multitudes.— The troops, composing the wend division of the 4th Regiment of loot. remained on board on the follow. big day, when the Sir Edward Banks sailed on bee return to England, but prepatations were makipg for their reception, and for assigning them quarters it the city. The Sir Edward Banks has brought dis. patches for Mr. Canning. for the Admiralty and Na. Soards, and for the French Ambassador—a proof, ammo many others, of the amity with which ear proceedings are regarded by his Government. fast.miling cutter was taken up two days before the Sr Edward Banks left, to carry dispatches to Far month, but no , account of its arrival has reached taws At the time the Sir Edward Banks came out of the Tagus. it was understood that the Roomy, which sailed flow Portsmouth in company with the Pyramus, was in the offing, but that vessel was wet mu. On passing Cape Finisterre. however, she sue two 74-gun ships, probably the Gloucester and the Wellesley; the 'latter of which bears the flag of Sir Hardy, steering for Lisbon, where they would ar rive in all probability on the 28th. Sr J. Y. Doyle to England as passenger in the Sir Edward plinks, which reached Portsmouth at 11 o'clock Sunday night, and as he travelled post, the news was received at the Admiralty at a very early boar yesterday morning, before it was sufficiently light • employ the telegraph in announcing it. The troops which arrived had made an excellent voyage, and are repotted to be in the best condition and spirits. Few private letters bare yet teethed town by this .oaveyance. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The following was posted at Lloyd's this raersiogt " Beene Arne, Orr. 14.—The Brasilia" squadron essosess to crone in sight of this City, and anew no meek neept pelages to paw. A law privateer boat, manned by Barepeans fingliali), galled from this about a formight ago. and she is ' to hen gone not of the rim. A beat of this is wedged in a former cogentoniamium as lasing lust sear Cape dottyntemin." !Await Dm. 30.—The liesimila, Comments. from %invert to Livers:l, has been get of the rocks, and taheo into Anima& Baumbere she is receiving a temporary repair, to enable bar le proceed to a piste of safety. The cargo is saved, in a damaged maw The Best, GAIIIISBLLS. from Boordena to Bamboo; a Teem ship from Leghorn to the West Ladies; the Potomac, Alma, San Jean, were totally wrecked at Tatar* en the 7th and 4th . November, dories a velem gale at HILL and several lipeales vessels were weighed on the Mad of Canary. , The George` Henna • Ure a Haag/gen; Henry and lembelia, from Liverpool Henan.; Goering ; and the frONS Havre, were stet into Monte Video by the Brasilia' oraldesve previous to timid of November. nelsons. Dec. 51.—Wind N.N.Q.—Arrived the Ilistelle packet, Douglass', from Bones Ayres, in eight eerie. Ps.rinsogn. Dgc. 31.—Waod N.W.--Arrived the New ades fed. lisessew from hem galwares isiand,in 115 days. Ponmsawns. JAIL W.—Attired the Cambridge and Alssaatier venereal'. fun London; and the General Harty% treat It. hiletners. The Jane, Vassar, of this pest, let at Terceka Ste November. Dam. Jam W. by Il—Arrhod the U Audeter, reaseem and newesransew---, been Quebec. The gemmed bawd reseal. Foes ent.--I‘ere ship end several help front the River'ete dabs, t o needitrard of the Foreland. slamarsoc, Due.2l.--Wbed N.W.--Arelved the A. 1111•Keetule s Zwormr, frees Demerara; Belvidere. blatmear, from Charlemis; end lard Byres, llemau, from Pktem - Doc. OM—Arrived the lid= Castle, lora. from alba l7th ham TIM =ills, Lasater. for Liverpool, bee Imih to Pawn" with the cargo &Med. Dec. 31.—Arrived the Nu Richards. 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