Star. — London, England, 1827-12-06 00:00:00

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In 2 a citecas, the to ther ea t v ex at i on o f t h e Mi o i ster of Finance, • The Iril • liE COURT' of DIIIEC2'ORS of the UNIT ,ED Greece. same; end it is proposed, in the Legislature of the Congress is, however, still discussing a law fOretrisiog nil. oOMPANY of liana-ma/Ts v ENGLAIND, ' , Yang', ill • 21. The three Powers shall Make a public end solemn • s "Ss . ate °Mexico, that all,without exception, should bee*. a 1 - ran.of 4,000:000, and perhaps they may find :detests 1.. giltOt.ieDiES, EU bervby give Node et, tepa ration to the Ottoman Porte far the insult offered pelted film the State. In Litt the movement appears W takers,' though it is very dosainfOk, 1 •1,; s in,' QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said 'he general: . At it is found that the General Congress will F toipANY appointed to be held at their Haute, in Leadenball. to its 11 ig at Navatin. . oo: pass st law to expel them frorrithe country,the' sever sl . VERA CRUZ, Oce. 14.- . .„, t , on WZOICILSDA Y. the 19th c rier is w ad se SPECIAL, fur 33. The three "Powers shall engage wholly to inden t s states,it would seem,are in league to effect it indiridually. Be the Anacreon, for Bordeaux, eighteen Spaniard! I tie purpose of lay* before the Propors heirapproliation nify the Sublime Porte for all the losses f • Many tired of being hunted down in this manner, have "have left this country , and all the births in the George bound for the same post , ' are already bespokea for cosi. i I Iteselution of the Court of Mercies of this day, granting to this insult. resolved to leave -the country, and I Suppose in twelie • • grams Gachuotnes or Spaniards. I 'Delia Ta 0,11•11 DUCN•9/114, the present Superintendent oP the months or less, there will not be an Old Spaniard in the, " " • ' - • • • Oa the receipt of answer, Mr. Stratford Canning R epu bli c . • ei on a ny 'marine, a Pension of X9OO per Annum, on the grounds • These are the- occarreneet end inns of,thr -.-;....:-.--, lbsein sated.' .. demanded a human, in order to forward it to his Go• day, from which you May draw your own inf. teoees.as - Th e Report required by the Bye-law, cep. 6, see. te r together 'eminent, and take its orders, The firtoan wet refused. to t'ne • probahle future e ondition of this Codeine. •My . C0L0 ... M . 01;V. ' ... lo t h the 'Documents upon which the said Res lag ins bees The French and Russian Ambassadors didthin k . . oast 'opinion is, that thiegt are going lrantled'to torte , In consequence • of the department of. Gualrelledt ' 1., r not istdtwho knows where ttrey will end? 'A revolution having declared itself a . Sovereigns Suet; Sollitailibil " - - h o wd, are open for the luspeetion of the Proprietors at this ftrasseti fit to expose themselves to a similar refusal. i before lon g , which ,. • ,, ne . iil•end is despotic.; would not • ss u e j th e tonowtni-p r octab lat i on I • n, .. • JOSEPH DART, lirenuegy. . , The Austrian Internuncio, M. Ottenfels, alone die . . • s . • . ..,..- I MI L !TART I NSTRUCTION. eireciosisnriora orimitni ern.IVA It int patched a courier to Vienna. This coutier was charred ~ Inereslei reinitrilfte ' " . Da M1111111 : 11;11 Rio Jatittieen--: "" a s. ''' -911 ...ca. ""‘"*".' ,..... L - a. ROBINSON, Professor of Fortification, Mi• with dispatches , by the three Ambassadors, and k was ... •-• , ~, , Ilia ylli i l bimmeo *rivet Yerev fit Baits • . - , .• • :.• Deer or THE enteusitio OF COanrimilik• ----.- II ATI litati Platt Drawing. ke. Am. Ste. (UM of Use It•Pt4 Silt', from Vienne th ee -those eftieed yeisitillay, whielV•itreig 6) 4r_ili 641 10 4 "aAtiri, 'AmilarPr b ;4 l ‘ ''', horded edita 4 liliclitlntelli ifillasalsei . n in'eshecfs - lot pep/ a wk e f e n temy,. Weetwiels). Isar gsvanentd 44_94 4 lo,shiseast. ... s ., • • • • • ' stse' Mettitt,t.• Ili& i-nsfst Vets -Tiro.. pro- - - r l. Wlt Von' dest i ned for me asoreinosents of Prune lied hint land e 4,, i- 0. ,4 11 , nis i ~,ogilar i c i re st, e t t it in heilreir : l o n - 44 .ra t h i i m i C d s i y l o i7 ; f u t . r: o : 9l .::e G e i s i it os sa l ty ce y eisor . „440 : :111 1futl y e au ln are g i l l Let t i Pr ,t -lep e d er : boiste l h 444llll tiisi " 44.0. vic- ... . . Thi s -‘ • -" ' • . • "' eve sing it ;Mess , certain that M. Portion% atbd she P.iper - s breathe a soil*. ol the most determinant, ceeded in eicaping-bot Too are not guilty. Thep**. are never guilty ; for their object aIWoYS its to nbtaltt 011,61AslilS, RIIEUMATISMS, PALSIES. && 1 S t he w Keeper of the Seals; M. de Chato al, Ministee of and sesoltue hostility to that triunity. 0 t the 24th or efiILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and August, the• President o f the Republic submittedno the justice, quiet, and freed6m. It is thb'tl leaden who are 1 larrne ; and M. Ft ayssinous, Minister for Ecclesiisti- it. Ilt s .o their tormenting Itching Instantly removed by WRITE- Ciingtess a motion, approptia'ing twenty thousand the authors of all public.calamities, •• • ' HEAD'S ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universalfy esteemed for cal Aff.iits, have sent in their resignations, e.- 1 know you . and you k .. now trieLthes . e cannot ' be e d inenraordinary Efficacy in Itheematisms, Palsies, Goofy Affec- dollars so the maintenance pf the army, which is al• 1410911 The CONSTITUTIONNCL. reedy on its march, which was promptly concurrec misunderiSambrig between ps. Let,. 'therrefer.O. kr letter a e isos, and Complaints of the Stomach; bat where this certain le ne edy has been nnknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have . ' 1--Ittla_Oft, 'Nov. 17,—( PRIVATE CORMIUNINDENeII.). in by that' !wily. General Lavalleja has 'boon. Itii' • tethers quit their aticluitite'arts ; and let 6. 'bnee rialn su nny broke , WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE. will The GiouirsuireSii Gazette yesterday morning published poinled_ts take comrhand of the army destined to at , • embrace as brothers, lariat `the shmtbvit dt ohr Wirer, se earths pain. and very speedily heal them. 'This Cerate Is equally , ~. : against sits and bas set Out upon his snatch; and our lawn-and the name of "e,oft;tribia. &Kim's for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic *up- the rotiewing,, - Oeicial ' declaration s.. ~ , .. tin. Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakinri-eut on mounter roe FoREICIN Mr/AIRS. . • the lettet be our Correspondent states , that the Brazilian Bogota, Sept, 11. „ . - i BOLIVAR. 4 the Face, No.e, Ears, and Eyelids, Sure and Inflamed Ryes, Sore • "Genera l Le C o e has sailed for R'o Grande. The armies . ' A. Hob, and miser Scorbutic Huanoters. The ESSENCE of M US- It remits twin Vibpatcheb received front the Pmato• •• • • - tietng thus In motion on either Aide, s mrething of a de • !AID is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and efficacious grime Legation at lliadtid, that the Government of his nave chateeter Mat, be expected , which will be more • • • LITER ittilit; - ' row dy in the worid, curing the severest Sprains aud Bruises in• Catholic Majesty. ha!'" again ,directed the Ca t ifaios- oke:g t o gitia a peace than the r.eaocatons iiwhich ' if. km than half the time usually taken' by any other Liniment or, : First Linesrof Mode, or d'elymplehiiiier attei d tekreo• a Embr oc a tio n ; It also heals Cuts, Punctures from Sharp Instru- t o s t ra . Ave een heretof ore use onl y or t he pur- General of Provinces bordering on this Kin g d om,spea r b b df d. meets, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, acc. with incredible facility, with- use to retire 60, leagues lom the frontier all she • • .. . poot of delay, - sive View of the leadinz Firaucpfs ,of M o rs a`Trd os ea ism or pahi , preventing inflammation and festering. and is cl Etract of a letter, dated Rio Janeiro, Sept. 22:- &tent's* Disc:every dal. Atistentios2 • Bi`jasess 6 4 ovally usetui in the various accidents of animals-in short, it is a Portug uese military who have so - ught an as Inertia "We have no news here ; nhings in Buenos Ayres have Mirctieth, Market Hartiorough:-Thomas Tegg, domestic remedy of such uncommon excelleace and utility, that no..e . Spain, and that it has in like manner determined l tfiet he hoil) sensible to its own comfort should ever be without it.run into much disorder . The provinces have separated pp. vi- 317, 12mo. . • Prepared only, sad sold by R. Johnston, Ap , ,thecaty,ls, Greek- the citizens who have taken refuge within the said from that of Buenos Ayres, but are determined to agree Thanks to the liberal policy of this eplightened er r no sheltie is now cast oultoowledge, the str i des tan- nest, Sotto, Loadon. The Essence and Pills at 2s. 9d. each ; i s Curare at 1,1.10. and as. 21 They are also sold at Gel . Corn- kingdom, who, up to the present. ferioJ , were mu. among themselves, and to.carry on the seer for the in- fettered intellect hurl onward in gigantic "course, and dependence of the..uanda Oriental. The former CM' kip,arAi may be had of ev2ry Medicine Vender in the United blished within six lea goes of the frontier, should ?Mire daily render "the path niofe easy, watt the ilay mare no tandom. • lideratinVi dissolied, and Buenos Ayriris now under into the interior of Spain to the distance of 20 leagues. a L oz al. , 9 ,• e i. n . ifm2 i.: . Th e se pen • pie (the Brazilians) smooth. ef t y The Genuine has the name of R. Johnston printsd on the . • , . . .. ... to amp. This meirui e was taken on the 223 October, and• On count mote epos' dissension} among their enemies than Settees, once attainable alone by those, ;the chosen ley . the 2d November a communication on the part of' that on tneir awn abilities to coerce peace." and the favoured feir who held the master-ke andmo. nopolised the treasuree'ishe' possessed, noir Of 00n ''' T EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for • - . . . we ACabinet was received, relative to doubts shirk Jiad aiitait BaoWs.-o•On the 12th of August this access, invites the timid and the faltering 'step that LI curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE- . . ~.. .. so ,c..nuislinsirt, in the Sarandi, was within sight of the Oar small Pill is* dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent arisen. whether if the emigrant Portuguese who,' after alotost.fears to pass the once dreaded thteshold of her • 00. . . Island penattin Garcia. Orithe 10th he bad been at- e ,. case, eat sooncoevince the patient of the certainty of his speedy having re-entered Portugal, should return into a saia - sanctuary, end baldly eross. those once impenetrable moven% Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more' tacked by two ealioneras, tWo schooners and one lug- barriers, now levelled by the very men, who hate con. ailment than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go Mammies to seek. an asylum, it should be allowed them. ,2Hiii o ' En. He ;yearned their fire with so mint' vigour that se quered obstruction and possessing Alseioseives of . her , is wren , uit needs no COLlfiflettleet nor restraint of Diet; and t Catholic Majesty . has thought fit to declare, th 4 t 'for Abe he last me'otioned vessel wasrenderen' unable to esCape, , invaluable blessings, Rhea!) , 'facilitate the progress of to- =experience on an extensive practice) has proved that i a Carewhen repeated Salivation and all other methods future an asylum is to be refused to ti o e who 'Mae tod was captured. Ile fillers being light, and not those who would participate them. in. ma Whine. For the Scurvy and other Chrenical Disorders, solicit it for the second t i me.. These orders ire a Inter:is having ventured 'so near, got off. I,lio Brazilian fleet, „ d ft Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40000 person a ononin .• .1' fouitien vessels, neatened to port upon We know of nothing more unsay discouragleg, di* sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel disor. feat crroof of the good faith of the Spanish Generortieot; •r• 1• • ... more distasteful, or more noxious, than the toiling and a a timelier; t ► le re i on of the guns. poring Deere he se old musty heap of folio pages, in ihnorithin the last eight years. PraTared and sold by the sole and of its sincere desire to proceed in every, way so as . On the 22d or the same month 'Admiral Brown, in P!': , T. TAY LUR and SON, Members of the Royal Co. f &neon% at their House, No. 9, livw B e id ge no r ,t, i n to avoid any pretext whatever, whi c h migh t cause any company with . a small vessel called .the Sixth of Jun e , L e ooters et only Os. 9.1. each, duty included..--N.B. Two back change in the good un d erstan d ing w h ic h h appi l y an b„ Was attacked three several times by the Brazilians " that search of simple instruction in some simple att.- Theeefore know we 'of no .service 'sole. pressenorthy• than the lithos, of hien„, who ext racts die esseoce or dig lees, and Lights in the Passages at nights-nrbey are AO Skis . _ '''' - • big. eseerain k ' arid succeeded 'ln repelling each attack • timer with copious direction , 'at 'the Tvp.sep - - - MN - begggagag . the two' nations. ' -. . . • • • -,. . iudiatent, into a moderate shape and readable size who renders the atteitialEtieottoowledrse . oleadin hr h t ee les Of • Mr. Disborough's, Na 7, Fish-street-bin, MADRID, blov. mt. . OA the 9th ed Aegopt, else:carriage of Mn, Forbes, terlyeppeettetheldesternent ; and by one Person in every con- facility. a ..' e .. . . &rabic Town in Great &nein and Ireland. Advice gratis •lb' • • • 14 rirata coaltEartinnexClo• the • .Chaige de Alfons from the United States to • The little work ,betoritse is.oise of she . sans $; t ram using eseabove, Of other of the Proprietor's Medicine% I M:Cordova," Secretary to our Embassy at Cott - slats: 1110 A • - attac ked by six - robbets, • who cations, which in she rugs id litetaiy Alaktillil Nbidli bas epos pin, SI A, - ' - -- # . tinople, has just arrived here with a Treaty co eluded ,Itseatened the driver by pistok, 24t1 robbed .the *bath . FRENCH PAPERS by us with tee Porte relitive to our navigation of th.inundated E ngland durio the last ten yearn s bas rat what et contained.; among otitee•thinv Of-one hen-. • • _ . .., 5. , .. it' . -.a m , black See. • . . Jred dollars in ybairsk- bills. .. - .• . amply ekeinplified our oh c reations , and proved match of intellect, 'under tlie.tilimprebensibe beidel od . . ; A letter trout. Montevideo to the Editor or the Cir.' has i saile eirCreograplay, Botany, „Qote rf , Mechanics, 'l2tditsitltiii . ',nom THE QUOTDMEII22. • ; There is again ta l k of negociating a loan lit is the a i i . uf „. o h i s 1 m th• I.2injesty; it rs said, t` h' Pneumatics, *Acoustics. Option, 'Elec. MADRID, Nov. M.' house of Maps, or Anastetdarit, that the Goiernesent 0 **ease , permittiog and zuthosiong every act of piracy' !rimy., qaivassisos,.. Mamma - soh Chemistry, Meteeloo. Mr . PRI V AT E CciaaairOaDaNci. -, he'snaddiesses itself to, . ~., agaiort Argonne vessels. •If. the repotu be true, it - is 'ed The Marquis de Toter, who was-already on bomd a- : The Queen has made a lottery of all th i jeteeig with Autonomy , and Ph siol . Mr. /altar ett..)l 4-Ine suffi C sent to set the seal of iniquity on the conduct 1 ,79 given as idea . infor m ation in each of thane various ke lip ready to leave Tarragona, came on shots in order iv hich the was presented since her arrlead it Valetesa. •ot flab monarch and the paiticiples ot justice by which branches ••of scientific• "Study, as May suttee littr - the, Lch tebe confronted with the brigand chief Ballasts., the .. in inlet' that the produce may be emit° the rove. bit Calumet is governsd." Another letter from -Rio knowledge of any educated Man on etch of theatTnthir • •• - sates that the Ens sin wasvery much enragedaeainst ' latter declared that it was tile Marquis 'who had sups n • Ti n • Inge ela •. • 'in the -the- sufficient to serve as:aniPla 'aodinaent for th se whoa athvac again rich Ann on are i.n.account of some paregre k as in late tin. "lied him with the money necessary for the raising of carr i ed on stilt with •as &g o secrecy .as ever ; li t , zp + a. u „n„„ p,,pecs. .. . . pu6uits are "pa it; culat ly confined to any ormlOpiilleallys - • hei his baud; ill eoissequence; the• Marquis was committed . peareai th a t the p a pers ' K l ie g on t hi s i nte nd ant.. 'c' • . tinwr..prise At. MostLe a -A letter to the Editor of There are nevertheless sundry.sjefects ig, the work. wet ,u) the prison of Tarragona. Ballester bas•sistee'lleii 4 p rorn i s c . the . IrUadelphta.Liattette gives the followiag particulars which we are the more inclined to lentent t . ipataltns,,, a great number of persons o f ; tesilsightr -. supbrior talent arid Mind CiineedahrUhlacial it a ilear y . her - flossed. . - . ..- -• of .a i d;sga - sicanc..confiagration at 24.bikt •••• bi . . • at well as . hiniself ;he is always' kipt,iss strict coil .; ' s• ol.eice, Ocr. 21, 1527.-lhave only a moment to thew that a little thoUght - andatconsideration 'Vault' clic • Tne Merchants of Barcelona baying consulted the finement. ' I ' - : maths:sad nesss.otour calamity. . A fire broke out this . . • have tended much . to remetlYstheissoind. toorendtrfthe ' Giant d'Es a . p gne. as to what ptesent bi'Maiestewould re. ... . The marble group of the sculptor Aliens:the Pupil :'orning in thelljabiiejlotel,oecupied by Mr. Austin, rank almost, pellet:4,o( its kind. First, though wattle one with much pleasure, h a v e , on t h e General's advice, vs. „ , of the celebratedCanova, has just beendenounced a I. TA •• 'Roeltr et nlaalhis.tiate44.l o'clock) nearly all Water whole,.perspieuity,is remarkably ttnitedoita Satellite, cr i e dtcided, that they would ask the favour - of being al- l i beral. -his group represents a nun -all at the sieg .• • •T • ni ..- • ' there are par arts 'where strange to Say *hal! and ciammou,,,roseers ase,o,.ruinso Dauphin -street, from. . ' ta. With the prominent Cliaiacter or the bclrtli a i pliturtess ci v •• hared to clothe the Ist and 2d Regiments of the Guard, . seeing • of Saragossnaho his lathe, nearly e _ . of style is mach wanting; item threttietile ab t silfbf . pierced , sides, hei went the Vistetetsti RoyaLstreets ; Royal- " she are immediately to arrive at Barcelona, and whose by a lancer, interposes between them, seii s tffe tante . tiers, h - b'• .• F" C • bat odes, :veep repeat and anti-streets, ex- the subject'in discussion io we May-pattienlartediftsradte 11te h . iii rant is in 9 p a very wretched state, taking into con- with one baud, and with the other kills the lancer. . . , Sept the Alebanni m iliael, corner of Sc, Francis, and a• the remarks . ,on the Treasure of /lir, moder , tlse heat eff H . urination that these two regiments, which formed part ,mail house adjoiitiog it. It is impossible to estimate bl.i.a..,!.e°t°, lo_ligio.., . • _ ~•-. ~ '," . ..74.- -.. inn of the Army of Observation of the Tagus, have been - '' the.loss-protubly a million. : Neatly the whole of the ° . .. ',Vases to drawee's Inc; Mr, in venet . .,ooltpr ~ .. . 4...6t,• lines 6 a select number science!; we could. sca'w fi i i AMERICAN PAPERS. . bus t pers.pt ,the city, is.destgATA,;,A very sorts'. -.... , .. _V TI • toupaigniag for a long time. • that selection had • i earl - better chosen is: fir: ern . d an • . ---op-- 7 - . 1 derahle am ount of goods same Canso sot with the stores. PARIS, Dec. It. FROM THE NSW FORK ADVERTISER OF NOV• 12. -. 4 . ih e il ansex.sp ' s ead ~,i. i r. pilly: That it is Win impossib!e several page. allotted •1 i Botany, lahilothe motet*. His Majesty Gustavus Adolphe', formerly King rif MEX I CO. ' ' 4. i to savo'tbeftE•Tbefite is still teeing, and it is uncertain portant.branth of.Zoologe is'•*alaoily unwanted.. Now. Sty, is,, .. .{.. I IV. ~..---. .. j. • • may be a very pretty amusing statlt, 7 hot.its ecrica•get wb teen, who, according to some German Papers, was City or MEM% Sser. 'lB. -Since I have been hit when it . iviir nett. •• ***". • - 4 " • • .• . looks little ben we find it elevated tolike pet re . 1,1% the akut to take a journey into Turkey, is at present en. I learn that the Ternascaltepee mine promises yet well, .. - atirtoulit•the's!owitt ecitiMitactiriNtaisrun. Mechanic,ptics, or Clieloastay• • fat gaged in visiting the Low Countries. This Prince ' - " fllce - of 'he Comentertial though no actual tronnesu has a. yet been discovered.... • ES. - . ThVbililditiglisi the . as . t . " " Mr. fedMs us in his prenteetleff t *.• • .' '•• • 1 r's 4 ' flt, Mr. Keating, the Director, is still sanguine that with ROW& isbannito o t gWat 'part hoesever`olihe mate. i hc4, lad on the 2Gth, in the • morning, at Utrecht; in the idtheptiblicatimi feet be resumed °lt IS .At obvione r thait'lls a Work Hie . et -pitend, the . more funds from the United States he will be able to fiats areptesetred, a it lilir • , • abridgment of the' dreie if the sciencie to an ^ ~. id atmag he went to the Theatre, and on the next day produce satisfactory results. What success Mr.. Man- en &tenter', -•''' •• - life •,,, *toff for the Hague. itin may meet with I know not; but v•it-k, from au Well** tins eadrniercitilittied with' a aintleman therefore our attention unfit-be confined:2May toeJlelifil . . If i 111911 !HS JOUINAL DES DEBAT& • • • • , the branches of scientific pursuit or which thepress.( accounts- tie money expended his been its. d judiciotiali who residalllt• bile. :- . l 7 ltiiii,lli a " d'eser . tentso cf with ' and with gaealeconomy..and that pe'ihaos for went n.l provers • •ftetinyed, twists the WhisleOl•the business of things, in a manner state , conteels es 10 L ive the pceferossg... „. .. MADRID, N0v.22. a small additional suns, if not obtained, what ha • been pan of thir-infpoeteof town •has"llfeeti•-latcl in 'ruins. .. Guided by this.coosideradon in our selection, wc hotes .. attsilii , . r MUTAT* CORRIISPONDENCE. done will be in vain. -• -On Cominettasoi teen nett•lesslhaerseenti buildinglaare the charge of undervaluing any' of the hurnetotis i,,,,,,.. 4 - !belittle band which was dispersed in the environsTheCongress aie hammering at the new an . presum away T.' 'ff ' eilltitdrie berets bliflir. at"Watelnitteet; there tended branches .f the tree of itntiwiediii tor I;'itilitlitillihs , f. 4 ......... „ of "'doilies just re-appeared "at Siguenza, in greater and it is supposed a ill conclude it ;Isis Session ; they' were six crttnpact blocks of ito i!ttcf,*&c. Dattphistreet knowledge which can he acqutivd by t he ?stench nitheltieilli 4 dee gilif e stre ngth than before, for it now amounts to about Sixty have sealed in the &aline that Mantas of a vara aide to Sr.JosephitnarblocC. • Coino ttteer, from Water mfaculties must be allowed its relativ e i m pore ince . aa g e r o mp e o p.: shall pay li rs. duty, and tho-e of a wider kind our itoy 41, osse block.' - -Isis supposed that upwards of on, of the grand whole, yet, where selection beectilf4oll,4olo l teas ord er the command of a Priest of Siguenza. ~.s itility ought to decide." /ter e .. half more for every eighth of excess over a vale aide, huitii etlitinf fifty buildings haverbeen destroyed. A ~s 4 ~• The Jesuits of Alcala, a, whose convent usually serves and in all probability it will be approved by the other very large proportion •oltfte' roperty.in Mobile was We really do not see what claims the iiiiil or 'dowry; its . barrack, perceiving themselves for once free frOM House; this amounts to ,a prohibition of mittens insuied: - Ostr - informant thinks thit'ou •die hoildirigs, can have to a pteterence over that radii g 16414, lad' eve tern have refused to receive any again. They have goods, as these people are so unreasonable, thatliav- ,te: burnt, • therewas.ww`insumabe-of nireterdi eif-Sve especially to so largela portion of the. living Vrielstedas:ee • • tbot op a ll t h e doors of their convent; and in answer ing °ace bought them at 2 cud 21 rs. they aid never handfed thimiand 11.111.w.:..s•ipatt'of "thick was•in this thatcomprehended under the omitted head oferactolost: , . be brought to pay more, at .least fora very long city-Costniterefai - Ativertiter; +% •- , rr , is . • - - certainly none on the score of " nrilitv," or eiten.tlaine.; to vari ons summonses by the authorities, have said, . time. The d ut ies on and brand y, it sai d. are a lso wines - portance.!' t in the last division appropriated to, plty. that the y ' i fogy is introduced a disquisition on the beauties toad • never would open them for the reception of proposed to be much seised. It is however uncei Lain, . MEXICO.' ' ,soldiers, This affair makes a great noise here, but it as so much is done by intrigue. that possibly the whole feces of Mr. LAS./ azzci's wark; which etotairslyap .. 101 l lint fail to 'terminate in ' favour of the 'Jesuits, system as now digested may be altered. The measures 'EXTRACTS or fitartraTit :LETTERS. . rather misplaced, when we consider thin tootebeellllll2' a who , up to this period, have obtained every thing pursued and pursuing against the Spaniards will pro- MEXICO, Seer. 26. digression' have usual', but link platens •eitememl* • •-a th ey have asked f or . • duce. I think, great changes in the commerce of this The Minister of l's. sites-via l finally authorised yet, works. - ~.. '. ,- • _.,.i.....,,,. • ..,o s i - 4 , •• .. r.siag liege printout of the capital, and terdap tietriat dhow a loan ; iats for 3,0004)00. dollars. ' Nevettlelese vo davo - oar - Aighmt tribotit ts - 1 - PARIS, Dec. 2. leaving the c - ainsry very poor. It will bi coax seiy sloth The payment in. cash, we believe, is to be 1,500.090 the tilt ind' Malty Otthsi toot k before 'tis, .. • .. A courier who sir:seed' yesterday frbdi Vienna Ilea cult to effect sales; aped esseeditigly dangerous to atioso &liars, part of which i s tes he remitted to London for we . cinhot" tiio st?onglly'rerrininitiliFte r . the'' .• • tiro • ' credit. ;glance she Spaniards . have live eapelled; the October dividends, past to pay the alrears due. to those who deairitan 'easy attainment oh iketiplesel it ' • ught the following intelligence: all soiteros(bachelon)audthose,not married be:oar 1821. the tobacco plasters, amounting to perhaps 4430;000 .knowledge of•tioi lieedlet. brAndles..of-soirsiotk •23110!:, 1 On the 10th of this month Gra nd Divan was held a and that in the spaceot ' twenty days. In Acapulco they dollar., and the anearkdise to the troops, say SOU , COQ booksin, interepeund 'with various wellnexeciated-dll l dlr. o• Constantinople , and the answer to the Ambassadors have all been driven ;o embai kon beard such vessels dollars. .....,... n • i i .. , . . • a .. ea ~,.,.. %,, gratings explanatory of•thuseeeal sightjecuiceldatientleos s 1 ' . 4 .' [ the three Powers was there decided on. ae were in the harbour, to tate. th- it sives; many bats 0ne,.20r0-Me..figaon, it appears.- bee xecesia4.. •sjotass mith aneppropriate.fronthiliieceinepresellheigla lit. Before osiy orgcciii4ion; 'mad "# . l:s; grO:fiqinary , hera . kaaabtinatad ; end .41, , CUerpevaco, about a day's d ers by rb i apaiso s .„4 o o .Kegland, not tp concluaeihe ecititiaklinibingilom-the•woeld to-iiitavellOttletteMi `tradition, the A r a r a ft e a t i a ---- . - a u i suussu .. 'u ang t i s cds t Ais o ;b e/ were . perbusd • is the sueets,,with loan ; and lie declared.off. ou.frlistidtsg.niordiag (.001, 2) of knowl.alge. " - ••• .' -.-......, i ''s•V•oik!'"; -- r. .. • . s s-- v - -- or e a , . .... . ...•• .o.- s i•- . • J, . ' 1.1 1 1 .7.