Star. — London, England, 1827-01-04 00:00:00

: r ' M . • ,7 • ,14 1" Corps is necesstrily doubtful; but there is one point tha is not at all so, and that is the continually inert.* ing success of the Portuguese Royalists. EXTRACT OT A PRIVATE LETTER PROM SALAMANCA, DATED DEC. 22. "Collections c:montie in our Convents, for the benefit of our brethren in Portugal; the Moe ks traverse the mountains, for the purpose of carrying contributions to the4farquis de Montaksgre and-the Mai qui* de Chaves. Oo all the roads the brave Itoyalists are entertained by all classes. A remarkable fact, which well Characterise , the people of this country, is the unanimity of Opinion which prevails against the Eoglish occupation : Royal. fists, Constitutionalists, all repel with the same indigna tion the idea of a domination which now appears in the most odious forms. a Don Antonio de Santa Fe, one of our most cele brated authors, is about to publish, under the sanction of the University, a curious dissestatiovobich he has read in several learned societies, upon the rights of Don Miguel to the Crowe of Portugal. Dun Antonio is a man of learning ; he has searched the register of the ancient Coves, and when this work is printed, I will send it to you ; .it is desirable that you :should disperse in France a memoir, a copy of which is about to be sent, it is said, to the King, a prisoner at Vienna, and which will be placed under his observation." CHAMBER OF PEERS: IMMO OF WODOZODAY, WOMBS& 29. Expostriess of the grounds of the pry,' of law relative ht& organisation of Juries, presented by the Keeper of the Scab s "My Lords,—The utility of a Jhry depends on the co rfidence inspired by the independence of its decisions, and that confidence itself depends oohs forms and the regularity of its organization. " It is therefore highly important and highly necessary to give to this institution fixed and positive rules, the execution of which should not be evaded, and which no person should ever abuse. . " Numerous and frequent complaints have beam for some years past made against the compilers of * tits criminal instruction for the convocation of juries. " Two of these complaints appeared to be particularly wortby d attention. " The first of these is founded on the intervention of the Prefects, which, to those who complain of the syw tem, appears badly regulated; and which, according to them, may be productive of incinveniences prejudicial to the independence of decisions in criminal cases. "The second, which is in many respects rniaed op with the first, has its origin in the period appointed fat the nomination of the Jury, which not being chows until after the accusations have been formally brought, forward, seem rather (say those who condemn the system, like Commissioners called on to pronounce - the desired sentence, than true Jurors appointed by the law itself, without interest, affection, or partiality. " The wish to remove any cause and even any pretext for such einnptaintic has induced his Majesty to command us to submit to your Lord,hips the projet of a law which we now bring forward. " This'projet was called for ; for although it be cer tai and perhaps even universally acknowledged, that the Prefects do not deceive the suspicions cast upon them, and that the nomination of Juries is, in general, made with equal fidelity and correctness, it cannot be d Med, notwithstanding, that the mode established by the Code of Criminal Instruction has certain inconve niences, and that it daily exposes Government to im putations, the very appearance of which it behoves ' to remove. " According to the code of criminal instruction,wbea the day of Session has been fixed, it is the duty of the President to inform the Prefect, and to demand that Jury be summoned. " The Prefect, on his part, is required to draw up list of sixty names, and he may select them at pleasure from among the electors, the officers of Government, doctors." and licentiates of the four faculties, notaries, bankers, brokers, merchants, and clerks of Government, whose income exceeds 4.000 francs. This list of sixty names is reduced to thirty-six by the President of the Court of Assize. " Finally, the twelve Jurors who are to try the case, are chosen by ballot. The accused and the Attorney. General may exercise the right of challenge to the event of two.thirds of the list. " It follows from hence, that the choice of Jurors vested in the Prefects; that the widest field is opened. the exercise of this delicate power ; that the Jury may consist of clerks and functionaries; that the President of the Assizes participates in some measure in the exercise of the right of challenge; lastly, that the selection r Jut ors takes place at a period when the nature of , charges and the names of the accused are already knows " The projet which we now propose contains different provisions. It will put a stop at once to the ft ight` licence of the right of selection, and will prescribe , turd) and invariable limits to this right. The Jurors will be taken from amongst the members of the Elec. toral Colleges; the President of the Court will no long( pa•ticipate in an act which accords but little with V nature of his office. The Prefect will be compelled far to extend his selection, that every suspicion of ps tiality will necessarily be absurd, or in point of fact impossible. The list which be will draw up will com ps ehend 200 elector s—at Paris it will comprehend 1200. 0 The period when this list is to be drawn up - be so remote from that of the assizes, that so from the nature of the charges being known, greater part of the crimes will not have been commi when the Prefect shaU snake choice of the Jurors. choice will be made at least three months before . commercement of the year, in the assizes of which the lists will be used. " lit the last place, the thirty-six names (of Jurors required for each Session, will be taken successiv-' by ballot from the urn containing the two hundre. names, and the fidelity of the ballot will be ensured by its being made in public. " Such, my Lords, is the general outline of pr , jet. Qualification, selection, and ballot form basis. The following are its economy and details. Six articles are dedicated in the first place ti general elements of the Juty. The Prefects deter and publish every year the electoral list in their panatela; simple and convenient forms are e s tatsti for receiving and deciding upon appeals. Its those departments where the electoral list , not comprehend 500 elet tots, this numb -r will be cont. pleted by a supplementary list formed of the mo st r e• spectable find viJuatli amongst those nut inscribed in the former. At the time of the election this annual list will not be renewed. There will be published merely such alterations as shall be rendered necessary on account of electors having acquired, or lost, their electoral tie ts, subsequently to the day of its publication ; and after thc period which shall be fixed by law, the claims of those who shall have previously acquired those rights will no longer be admitted. be made among the most atortny and the best qualified. " It will be as►ed, in the last place, why the list of the 200, or of the 200—the electoral list being made. the rest is not abandoned to chance? The reason, my Lords, is simple. Chance is and justice of too much value, to be exposed by us without great imprudence, to the perilous ris►s which chance might occasion. Let its poorer display itself in a narrow circle, distinctly defined, and we shall have no longer to dread its errors. What matters it upon whom its uncertain hands shall fall. when it can only wander aniungst chosen men, and candidates,who have already been preyed The ballot can be exercised without inconvenience, and even with advantage ainoligsi a small number, whilst aniong a Luger body it disturbs and contuunds all. It is not eneugh, my Lords, to possess Room, who defended Callao with so much obstinacy, has•been selected for the command ; and we strongly suspect, that he is indebted for this mat k of confidence, not so much to his military talents as to kis political principles. This command is to be wholly independent of the authority exercised by the Captains-General of the two Provinces; and upon the whole we regard his appointment, as well a. the force placed at his disposal as very strong indications of a spirit, decidedly am* Tuesday Royal Brother, accompanied by the Ueo skaik Wituoum, and ro. mained till ball-past ten o'clock kat siskt, when dia . Royal Hllb. news left. Sir Heatar HALIOIII and Sir AMUR COOPS% left at Ittlflui ten o'clock last night, and reported that his Royal Highness cola• tinned in the lame state. The Manses of KANT and GLoooseisa, and the Nineteen AUGUSTA and Sarnia, were among the earliest whip Wit yesterday morning to learn the SLUG of the norm. Duea's health. The lliahops of &ma, Lotman, and Lxna►r, and the LAST ?darnel's., were among the inquirers yesterday. llrc account up to midnight was, " that nu alteration whittler had taken plate In the prrcerious list* of the ROYAL Dime ' - . '..* ' " 'T.: - - ... :alp' • • . ... • -..- . - . • -.• ' . . .• si. - ... ... , - • ' . . r - ' • • ... . . ._:, • . . , . - . . -. ~ .• • - • . . • - , . .e' ,' 1.•• . ' ik *- ' • • „ ..t . • • J hostile to the Government defects as well a , a judos witch Is free; it se& • 0 Two articles win then suffice to regulate the as ir wawa onsotosi toauencos : bi - . ho This rargistratemora toe vaseri, re 1 1:s V s. • Jelhoeilkiclr is now eisablidse . d its Portugal. It is so n W.', • ithpostant duti of the Prefect. eed mot clear that the first protestatioss of a conciliatory chor ea . " ad made use o f f or t h e purpose ahem of silencing tt i mutually from th e electoral list, or from the is t w ain a t h e Fast of we rnentary list, a new list of 2® individuals: it is from est.... _that they are . salikkiii .c ..,_to Bo ',ll_,def`ilts. the et,. IN Clif i l l ter, given by the Spanish lieseerchewere perfectly hollow s the latter that the Jurors, during the course of the Inc. ,_ . ,nn_dr,2 b 7_ t_n e lt. 6e . :n r it i r,f e 2 leu .—rel e l i d a7 tag i l sa dirt. es seeding year will be taken. The ha of the 200 is ' no t T ompt '"7"" be Zteu'c'dpect souse ;;;;; I TAT urg ent r ealogotrances of the British Ambassador at . .. undi gd . up was woo, however, seduced by t h e transmitted immediately by the Prefect to the Minister THE EVEN IN G of Justice, to the principal Presi dent, and to the At. • 1 'PrrAlt accounts, which followed In. quick succession, det a ili ng • A torney-Gener al. . a The selection having been completed, the mode of ------''"--------.—.7 _ p r osy's' of aba . Portuguese rebels, ea throw oir LONDON. . the mask. and subedits , defiance for conciliationa. and, unless he has mor e . . ballot alone remains to be regulated. The ballot is ll4 ' exercised in two modes, and at two different periods : f For this stomps exposure of his real views, he may b e 014 6 first, to form the general list for the Assizes--that is, THURSDAY, JANUARY *,..1 827. STOCK SXCH ANUS, TWELNfIi OCLOCE. • • • made to pay handsoasely yell good fortune than discretios, it may eventually eon • ere the list of 36 t secondly, to form a special list for each - cause—that is, the list of the twelve. The general list Coosa., which le ft o ff yesterday at Sol 1 fee the Atearent, •,' '''e"r is formed by a ballot, which takes place at a public ape' this ~,,,„,h , _ _, ao .. an d _..— —„,, down m• ill. st him his throne. ee- The news from Lisbon is not Ism then the 30th, • . 'sitting of the First Chamber of the Cony royal . If any I _ ich.price seven ; woe . " s wer : — .... -- - The ..-- tereerabk ,"" . one of the individuals comprised in th e list of the 200 7 wait wizard to but, besides ton& agog tho repulse of the revels, onda iel shall be drawn, who has accepted a disqualifying o ffi ce, 7, in the French Papers, received by Ewes% the attain between Spain and Portugal, has, in ma, measure, lm- CHATOS, to Lee and has legally lost the necessary qualitcation fora at every point,..it ensconces a disaste r To Paved :I n t bc apparent suirkei st ' ead al T C°6l°ls mar4e : at be " lied " P rnelit at 163 i ' another band, which had - not been noticed before,_ I Juror, a substitute shall be immediately Oevided. Ex- This band had soesssoued the Governor of Almeida • TM came of tn• &cline he the French Rages is 'urinated to e rcpt in cases of extraordinary Assizes, an individual ' and when it approached the fortress, cannot be a Juror more than once in the same year. In the case of extraordinary As ic es , an individual cannot the heavy sales effected in Paris by certain speculatom ix Leaden. to surrender In the Foreign m ullet leak or seething is doing.- in order to take possession of it il ibe garrison with the a u be a Juror more than twic e the same year. , Current prices: Old Spanish 13, Mexicans I, 65 "' with ' 54 i• Governor at its bead, sallied ont, vigorously attacked, " The special list is formed by a ballot which takes CITY, TWO O'CLOC.K. and wholly dispersed the rebels. • place at a Meeting of the Court of Assize, and in the Commis have beeo done, in the earlier part of the isendag, m Ilse Weeds Reeks tame a shade bower. .' manner already prescribed by die code of criminal _, , ,___,__ at. and as one ___,„ the Esintet ____ l —.....m.-- . I instruction. If it happen that more than six Jurors w4 l l : casse4 " by a report i that .. ,ver r" i 7 goisig 10 ase r"'" 4 , 4r . us,p4 , '" We have received this morning Frankfort Pape rs to comprised in the list of the 'Thirty-six shall not hav e "` she to Portugal; bat the decline is more attributed to ks being a very • -1 , obeyed the summons, and shall not be present at heavy ilia Account. consols may be troto lip to the promo the 28th ult. and the Ailgemeine &living to the , meeting, the number of thirty is completed by taking ~_ at sot Nam. Reduced, 791. date. An article in the latter from Bucharest to th e • woe t them by ballot, from amongst the inhabitants of the ' The Fordo' Market remains in a state of inacdvity. 9th December, announce that the Marquis de Kum. 1 , city, or in the supplementary list. PRICE . OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK: melts. the new Russian Ambassador, had not yet e " * This provision woad terminate the projet of the 3 per Cent. Red. 79 7 / a s}4 ys arrived there on his way to Constantinople ; but the ._ laws, if the system did not require the concurrence of 3 per Cent. Cons. Shut. . es operations, taking place at periods remote from each 3 per Cent. 87 1 / 4 86 3 / 4 his suite had been there for some time. The last advi os e other. Thu c i rcums tance renders a temporary arrange - St per Cent. ReJ. 86 7A, y s from the Turkish capital, which had reached %KIM .; 5 meat necessary: Thus that part of the law by virtue 4 per Cent. New Shut. are dated the 2d ultimo; bat they make no mes , d of which the Jury—properly so called.—(that is, the 36 4 per Cent. 1826.95% 76 tion of any occurrence of the slightest importance... A M and the 12) is formed, will not come into operation till L'sng Anil. IS 15-16 % They Mate, however, that the executions had diminished, a ' e 1828, because the arrangements have not been ma de in India Bonds 43 46 -as 1826 ; and the part of the law which regulates these • Cl,OOO Excheq. Bills 25 24 26 though many people continued to be sent into bade. , r preliminary steps will nevertheless come into operation £ 5OO ditto 25 26 meat. The same Paper also contains an article tilde d in 1827, precisely because they ought to precede the £lOO and £2OO ditto 25 26 the head of Trieste, and dated the 20th ult. in which • two others. Cons. for Acct. SO% 3 / 4 , the arrival at that port of a vessel from Alexan d ria, a 01 ' "It will doubtless be asked why the intervention of FORgiliN FUNDS, TWO °Tweet. visa o • Egypt, in 22 days, is announced. Eight days beim , the Prefect is still admitted? It is, air Lords, it is in- caemblen t om ., e p c . t. uti.twitit. 5 per Ct . Ifs k dispensable for the formation of the list of electors, and De na s o d s , r aav, De. 85.5525,5 P Ct. 65 she sailed, the Egyptian fleet, amounting to 70 sail, is- for the purpose of formiag the list of the 200,•it is still Do. Acc. 541 d _ Ditto Acct. GO di 44 Sj A Si eluding the European transports , had put to sea wi th Bonds,3 pet. Slik Span. Bonds S p Ct. 12i P indispensable aud exempt from inconveniences. Ditto deft' O'CLOCK. Do.Boade,lssts,spC. a} ammunition and provisions, but co troops , on board; will c •' The Judicial Authority which pronounces in its old' BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO whilst, according to *deices from Zane to the middle n ferent degrees, as well on the previous investigation, as NIA aIL rare. it well as on the trial of those wno are prosecated, could kqn g. Me Lean 100 so 571 of last m.inth, which are referred to by the sameJour. Be le 100 0 I • ‘ not consistently concur in the nomination of Jurors ate Cemen tto t nal, the whole had reached Navarin, in the Mores, is si ' which the very nature of its functions seemed to forbid. Castello & ESPI n t San o ioo_ 20 Si a on the list of December, in perfect safety. Lea ' c le r a ,lt was not for that Authority to select those who were 1, 1 , 1 = Lu Pa: & pem. A 0, 2 57 r ii ids. 4r5 22 -- "I accounts from Trieste confirm the repast of the .. to pronounce on its own decisions . ch Fames Feriae, JAIII7ALY 2. live per Cents• lies soc• ase• arr i va l at Malta of the frigate constructed in the !re „ The Administrative Power does not meet with the toof 9Se. 99L axe.— Four and a Half per Cents. sot. &se.-- Three per United States fur• .1 same obstacles ; but there are several magistracies c o o s . 57f. Mc. 55c. 45c. soe.— Hank &Wt. I,o2oL—itestes de r- this kind, and which is to be chosen? The respect and Nap le s, 7af• 40 c. aac• aac• — alak ell aro" it—Royal St: know from the French Papers, that Lord Coattails . . at confidence due to the tutelary authority of the Kin g — Loin 4s•—Ex change on , One Weak , est. 35ra was at Marseilles about the middle of last month, obis Mouths, 1 in the di ffi culties, and I might almost say , the p erils of a csr• "c• • way to take the command of the• vessels (this hip, N il, deliberation, in some degree public, in the midst of a We have received this morning by Express the Doi* M ye grave but numerous assembly, upon questions of Knoll- . ay vidoal conduct and fitness—of expediency, preference, or yesterday. It contains the Addresses of the Council • I disposal, we may expect in another month or tim, ••• . • .. e- and exclusion—even the example afforded its by aof State and of the Municipality of Paris to the ICING, tidings of considerable importance from the Levant. .11 'T n- neighbouring people—all these considerations urge us on the occasion of the new year, as well as the Answers In the Frankfort Papers there is no political new's( the . vet it to confide this power to the Chief of the Administration of hi s Most CHRISTIAN MAMMY to the feliCitations of slightest interest ; but they contain a commercial article, -ft of the department. both. The Council of State, with M. POTROXIIRT, Guard which presents a very flattering view of the affairs of the ea "This provision would be desirable, more especially of the Seals and Minister of Justice, was introdUeed into he if the general enactments of the projet of law were Rhenish West India Company. According to this artick, t a such, that it was certainly and evidently impossible, not the Saloon of the Throne with great ceremony i and the the Company had in the coarse of the year, just ter- • merely that the Prefect bad the will, but the power to Address, which was spoken by M. PETRONIUST, re- it-91 nsinated; exported goodsby sea to the value of 5,278,700 , e a abuse this authority. But the fact is so, and no one can ceives an adventitious value from this speaker, who has ire deny it son the one hand, the period at whi c h the list the character of being a violent Royalist, and the rival more Prussian rise dollars (about 800,0 0 0 1 . sterling) , of wh i ch than half belonged to Prussian subjects.—The fel- . r nt, is prepared, on the other the number of indi vi d uals which o f M. BR VILLRLI in the Cabinet. At a moment when lowing is an extract from the Frankfort papers : es, it contains, prevent the Prefect at once knowing those " nt, who are to be judged, and those who are to be the the relations between France and Sp ain form the sin g le SWITZERLAND, Dammam ZS. ' sty judges. He does not know who will be accused ;he topic of public interest, he could not help alluding at A Ciro r Note of the p other Cantaw a rading Canton, acquaints the Gowns• b _ the is equally ignorant of those whom the ballot will call on least indirectly to the subject ; and we can only say, that me at of Ramis, due Cal a uusdo iliP t itic Sellisibousee will se is n T e - . 1 to decide on such accusation. There is not, at the time the allusion is as pacifiC, as if it had proceeded from the Weir for the coercive of the Marines, with the Can Caltatalaitas ' Ise, he makes his list, one single individual of who se convic- President of the Council himse ship .1 the line. and Helena, hipte, and, when the era is no large ey- tion he could form a wish; and should it e ven be other- lf. This thews that the Ca- rerslate, will winter at Toosoo, the wise, it is altogether out of his power to choose with binet are unanimous in their opinion with respect to the certainty those whom he might think disposed to aid advantage of preserving to France the benefits of peace at - e • * THE DUKE OF YORK. s is his designs. . this moment; and the reply of the Kin°, though laconic --.... dto "It will be again asked wherefore we confine the and . circumspect in an unusual degree, does not militate. • "About the same," was the laconic but portents , nay functions of Jurors to the electors only? There are, with our inference. He has laid aside, however, this answer given to our enquiry at Rutland House, this 1 lof my Lords, powerful reasons for this. In the first morning, respecting the Doke of Yong. kis but too cise place, the necessity of assigning some certain and reserve in his Answer to the Municipality, and thesein nof legal limitations to the right of choice. 2dly, The speaks of his sincere desire to maintain peace, and of true, we are afraid, that his ROYAL Htostessa is at pre- the inutility of the supplementary indication s of the code, the high value which he sets upon its preservation.— sent in ornearly in the very last stage of existence. 3 Iwn. of which the Jury could not avail themselves, when The Addresses themselves are drawn up in the usual .. , At two o'clock, when our last inquiry was nude, , rent the electors were themselves elected, but which are of Court Ratter and contain nothing besides the the answer was, that his Rove'. Hrouuass continued itful now no longer necessary, since the payment of 300 style y, the same; no alteration whatever. na• francs in direct taxes is suffici ent to q ualif y for elec. allusion alread y mentioned, to render them objects of tors tor. 3dly, The evident folly of still preserving a pro- legitimate curiosity. ter whea of tbe tbe a Do usiou lie of in T t o h a e is he iri aa disposi took tioa after Sunday sentient. So confident was the conviction of the fatal chaise. 'dec. vision which permits the formation of a Jury of clerks , - fhe Etude has not later news from Madrid, than ogee and public-..fficers. 4th and lastly, The desire which what appeared in the Moniteur two days before, and of place, that th . re wore kept (I ready the means for promptly publishiog a Supplement to tbe Gmite. 1 the we esteem laudable, of harmonizing our different in-to aonounce, in the customary form, any death that might happen . ~ ds o stitutions, of uniting together the privile;es established which, in fact, it is no more than a repetition. By re- Its the Royal Family. Those means, for some time, have bees at . i pa r - by society and the obligations which it imposes, of iterating the intelligence, it stamps upon it, however, band, day and night. a character of greater authenticity; and having thus Hi , nbject FROM THE COURT CIRCULAR. 1 fact, giving uniform rules t o ri g hts havin g the same :oen. and the same origin, namely, the right of consenting Rorer. Hawse= passed yesterday vitamin experiencing sof prefaced it, we do not hesitate to say that it is girded= of his su ff erings. which be bears with Christian forn• 1 200, to votes of taxes and laws, and the right of partici- • important in a very great degree. It proves that the tuae ran.sati itili sypsg w aaticla k on . The were —p t h ov inguiritra p ouo wer ,L' c a : t b u e ntA p ree lb erT A i rtos. 1 will pating in criminal judgments. Spanish Monarch, so far from having. as had been re- Otr an ti t . e perna Cerra. the Bavarian Minister ; the Sawn Btaitere a far to It will be asked in the third place, why the list 1 the prescribed by the 2d article should be substituted for ported, made up his mind to make reparation for hay- Gen tlemen entaned i ts t its . Ror bouse ar. d lizt the T n u is erde ht, y 6, e r itt. lined the list of the elections, and why the claims of the tees- ing encouraged and aided the Portuguese rebels in except Tl two. Mmikai wbo This tors omitted in the list should not be admitted after the their present efforts to overturn the established G purpose of alternately sitting wp with the ROYAL Mat. There WO' • e the period fixed by the law ? It is in order to possess a verament of their country, evinced on the contrary, 0- more alarming symptoms ID the night. but they went off , and the which guarantee against the errors of the Prefects, and against a disposition to refuse it, and even to accompany his tai. Rorer Hammen convened with the Prioress Soewmaedeorair • Royal. Dues had some refredam sleep at intervals. On Tuesday • the indifference of the electors. If the list published by arors) the Prefects served only for the formation of the Jury, refusal with demonstrations of a menacing character. AU the Medical Gentlemen assembled at eleven o'clock yeast. tiyely or that claims against it could be made at any time, the He has ordered, for example, the immediate formati o n days and remained about an hour, wheat their :Von was sew ate adred Prefect might alter this list arbitrarily, feeling confident of an army of observation in Old Castile and Esteem; t he Ster , fr ilia ltrY , P a s t a- she Later reports repLaet,wWereinstornt Park;te ie M alid areerr aho t o dstiall Mr. sured that few electors would complain of an omission Jura, w hich is i ntended , we suppose, as a retaliation d ' who are not in Loudon. The Dukes of Cir a and Sesser which freed them from a painful duty. In requiting the day. as well as to the different branches of the Royal Family upon this country. for his MAJZATT'S Message ; and arrived in Arlingtoesstreet at twelve o'clock, and rc enaiDell during F this on the contrary, that claims should be made within m its a limited Urn?, and in giving a sanction to this netts- ultimately as a safeguard to his throne and kingdom, tiled "' sorry provis*.on, we obtain a certainty in the first place, should are, attempt be made to impose terms upon attende d atnizT the aflic C4wm ted a r ito etura rl d Dvi at "m a, and c..el°e russai b ' au n d ed ien d:r ed isig iite tke ir to the that the Prefects will never be guilty of voluntary him, that would bind him to a more strict observance of "At of the afternoon. rmine omissions; secondly, that the individuals omitted will the duties he owes to neighbouring Powers, as well as to yesterday and on Tuesday. it de- not neglect to complain ; and thirdly, that when the The Duke of Tom took a sinaU quantity of nourishing broths his own subjects. This Army, in the first instance, is to The Da " " Claw " and Sousa left the Duke of Revise." dished Fret. ct draws up the list of the 200, the electoral list at six &dock yesterday evening for the apartments of the Duke of will then have acquired all the perfection which is de. consist of 8,000 men of all arms, but whether it is to be Scrum, at the Eing's Palace at Remington, t shall sirable, and that, consequently, the selection may really augmented afterwards, is not mentioned. The famous Highnesses dime', and returned to where their Royal cons. be made amino the most dorms and the hest onalified. 0.-_•_ _i__ _t_r--.1-.2 es_ll.-- --!.2_ __ _____t_ _t _..___ __ feinck,thein sa t al o n Arlingtoesateeet, a bo u t nine Tuesday evening, to atten d upon their