Star. — London, England, 1829-02-04 00:00:00

°./111P " 7, .? .~ . • r • . . , I NUMMI WWI FEBRUARY 4, 1829. • • COLOSSEUM triatlPTS • ler 'PARTIES, or Single Tickets ht Five 4- Vs* itheksio e to the towassum. pits' to Aired to view the 'metier el the Building—the Wapeeles ter Amaral lielseribir•—and the Conservatories in led is the Wein Laois et the Cowmen; at same' Legarh tot. Jaessis.sueet Sher% New lleed-streel Meat; Baps. Gel Orme, 4, ; Ackermann% Beseet-etreet and Used; Taylor"' Architectural Mary mad Carpenter's Unary. itelbsee ; .411fdieS Aweelb lararb St. Paul's Claurchiard4 Phenefs, Beekedier. 17, trieeeetrest a Itiebardes's, Repel Et liteusetest the Men; Messy. Lesdeehalistreet. TI. Bo%Hog wil aposiost opus idly ken Ti. to Pour 'rats( the mat Week. • ._... • .. ;• . C. ' ':."-A P : • :•:‘ 1 •.• 'l. " - . , . . . . • • Pt 4 0,4 ( 4 •.• . . ...• • :7'.... - - • AI ' • ;t_ -.-,• • I--• • •••••i- ' - : -1 4.-- - i ; k ‘ .....- 1:. i • v • • . .- ... ' . . c e; \:... 1 ,.., ,. ......... t . , %....:•• .• •V . 0 . .... tte, . .... # • a: , ',* ..._ - ••... 41,•10 s • N . --. - 46 " '.•s ' ' . • / . 401 1 % :: . - ~.. ri Ni... 1111 • . 1: 1% 11.444‘ Afir .djf:'" - . ‘ lllll.ll llllO : at. ,;,;.•,../../././..., „be. ~.... . , e . .. .......... Paw* this eery Mania, Who cohabited with the 100.1111 UP Tne czaosinations continued lot the .pate of them months, when one Gelis, a jeweller. incited the mop picions of the police; and tin his babas being tweed, a great number of articles were di.coveted.Apposed to have-bee, stoles. While the %such was awes en a "stabriolet 'blipped at the door, from wlti‘o mks got 'est, and entering the shop, asked.' with 'resits dpa, to look at a watch. This was one • * genon inspected of haying been caseelned,lo Wart* . . The police officer examining the 411.1041.. foend in it another man t and 'wiled them both. Tie latter declared his name to be id seta, bet Asa (notice • inquiry it was asceruitird that his reel appellation 111111 Alexander Partin, a bold and ceasing depsedatv,isclio has for a long series of years carded on the toads of a thief continually changing lit aniline end g alternately at Pas is and London, and calling Minted occasionally:Blown, Capt. Fringei Manske, blatip, &c. Lastly, he was igantibed as theintlieetrealiato had accompanied the Barone* and her,fliend Founts& Tito iasinitin of junior put it out of all dossbt cyst the pumas arrested bad bees int !wail anseremd with I • a man named Cam=eo ; at tbistsatme eider pewseentien at Tersmike_for driellhaeter AVM* aerseeS , • of tfie' new . Of Alander Phan. The, h•rrner was removed to Paris, the hitter takea 41p ietatea it was , further ascertained that theswhole party hailleen con cerned together in various robberies is tie me/P-pdis, . to a large amount. A great number of teadesm. identified them. At this preliminary examination the accessed appeared , , dressed very respectably, sad the *moan Poem. aimed with,gleat elegance. At her side was the young Elise Brown, who assumes the title of Baroness de Truce, .. and pretended that she is the sae 44 an ea•Celserl reir that name, who served under Napoleon. Sks,ssaavelm , _richly • dressed is a robe of grit de Na ples a black .• • • velvet cloak, with a handsome black lace veil. A circumstance then took place which esti ed cOli• siderable merriment among the specious.. • Perrin and Pernet, it seems, no. being committed to prison, bad shaved off their whisker.; and now a grave lookiag barber, of the same of.Riehar. l ,o6er being swan, with :degree of form which his solemn depot ime t eendeted exquisitely ridieolous "to nectars laittitully the mis- . siou intrusted to him by the Court," proceeded to array them each in a pair of artificial whidters, bewail' of the witnesses having mentioned thew appendage. as the principal marks by which they should recognise those who bad defrauded their. • The esamioation of Partin was the only one possess ing interest; this person declared himself a retail dealer, but refused to name his connections, as being so . re• speetable that be was unwilling to annoy thews by 'letting them know his present situati.i. The Presi dent; however, ingested that he might have umber reason,for concealing them; and he at length admitted that he knew toe men, nansedßertin Rent flobiliard, who had been sentenced latticed labour t.. 1 hie, and that ,be bad tire* beets artaigered with them at that eery bar, 'hilt bad been acquitted. His own Change . f zaiiee ascribed to than way circernstmice.. • • The exastleatioll. 0 Inch ascii,. the .greatest interest in Paris. lasted six hour. and a quarter the first d4y, and nine hoots the second, yet hardly a third or the it mots haveyet bees examined. The g•eaiest tuiinsity appears to pervade the audiesee, who, on limbo:am ing the length of time consumed, continued as neaten:us at the dose as at the commencement. TWELVE TEARS MILITARY ADVENTURE. -~- - (=write? Fame.) The greatest poet of Scindid's levier ii•fantt y, to the number of at least 12000, wete p•esent in this action, by which a death-blow was given to that formidable face which had teen dsceplited by Pawn, and officered cniefly by Fiends, •ho e pre, settee and influence in the Mariratta armies was the chief cause of the war. Perron him els was not pre.ent, having, with many others. .c.epted the offers of the Supreme Government to retie tinder the protection of the Eta India Company. Allele infantry was on this occasion commanded by a Major Pohlman, a German, who had, I believe. nit many ' European officers under him: one only was lound dead on the field. Nothing cruld surpass the skill •:r bravery displayed by their golutodauxe. as our loss flaky t its fied. When. taken, their guns were all found laid a few degrees below the point-blank, just Mb .1 they ought to be for the discharge of grape or moister E ta thou this, tame ; while, so rapid was their fire, that them officers.le t behind with the bageage, and wiso nue out of the srund ' of small arms, could slut compass the report • f the guns to any thing les, than the rolling of musketry.— The pieces, which were cast ...Judie the . eisecitein of '. Europeans, were all of the best kind, and (quipped in thematic efficient manner.. What force of c isa:ry they had in the field we could not atceesain ; but this was./ little moment, for, excepting the body who charged the 74th regiment, they acted like cowards. -• They could not, however, have had less than 50,000 horses on the ground. • . • ... . . Towards the end of the action several of t' e enemy's ammunition tumbrils, in which it is supposed they bad left slot, matches binning, blew isp. These dreadful explosions, without doing much mischnc, added not a little to the horror of the web/. The action was not,over till sunset, although smiling like pursuit was attempted. Indeed we *ere sufficiently satisfied with the vietotywe had achiesed,beiog too much fatigued with the day's walk (foe we bad marched 20 miles previously to coming into action), and too much taken up with attending to our wounded, to think of any . thing else. I never shall forget the rush that was made for the river u soon as our safety would admit of the soldiers leaving their ranks.: here, no:- withstanding that its scanty waters, from the num ber of the enemy' killed in crossing its . bed, were completely tinged with bl od, few, among whim I cannot reckon myself, could resist the temptation to quench their burning thirst. This iniatilble desire to imbibe liquid, accompanied by ea almeit equally strong disposition to get rid of it, I' tare observed to be a Bever•failiogg • concomitant of drifter, which, I suppose. , causes use feeling of - fear (sr anxiety, if low will base it) thui to *petite oe certain organs of the frame. So instinctively d head Ilvidiets feel ibis, that, on crossing the river pr sly eh action s 1 to marked that they not only • kd the if nsuf . to MI his begs, bet actually pees • over him,with t A and whir a Whoa, =bather begi to corrals water,' artadsad le ad ceigany el . WEDNESDAY EVEN IXe, • • COLDS, C0110115:411THMAI4 flutusit's ,PECTOR4I4. ELIXIR ..... Eipet knee, derby; ivory lonsperleabosinamt#dhly 'tweed the superior ellasy of this Medicinal* ell•eisee of Coldt, Coughs. an 4 Asth made Alketions. By promoting petit ispeeteratisa, it very sherd/ relieves the Palest of Vilight• - er recast Cold, and a few dose* are gensrally sand** es •reeneve•theee °which neglect has renderrjaterwmushrmed apd.obstleate, and which areSecompanied With Coollb• Bphdng it Mood; st*otherlseriens.synaptasss- Its peallet balsamic powers tend to heal• sennees,, and slap the bel ted** of the lungs. In -pea* Gogh; had in Aithliade Affec tions-It sesisttand gives freedom to the Breath. ' Bold le• bottles a; IL led. and IL *d. by Memo- Plotter, Clornsisti, Chespeide, miner of St. Paul's; Sackville street, Dub lin; Princes-smut. 14labergh ; &vary and Co. 150, New Bond er* and law WOW idedicise Vundirs ill the Maidens clf Ifbtwsassj les ba4pbessie Bassani lAsimses, media Meant Coughs, Rearswiw, lka sad for rendering the Vele* else . and Brad, and preeietieg lit organs frees obi cams of station, In bogie at Is. lid. Cud IL MI • MB. Ask for BOW. Pectoral nada VAMILIES Agin to FURNISH, will find, on . A: 'linowiing dm Vamoosing '4ll 11RPIRY Is COOPICR. 113, ilsionsmara naves •Waynaste the following Articles, at Prices reasumbie. - for Furniture of superior &Ile and Ma. usfeeturv: , ! . • MPH oucriut T-..Coinprising the improved Maack Steel Stuffing for Card** Qullkowa 010Mjs & iisbnoMmernarAette In NAOMI* to i baisdoestwifmartment of Neaseed Itureiturn.'Wisdow Condom. Curtains, etc. CABINET WORK...OIIW first quality and Material.-.. Ma. Solid Purnitere for . foreign Oimates. SHIPPING—Cabins 'fitted*, lin* Vlslines and Dispatcb, and - Pusenners: Requlskes Owned: • CHAI WS.. Appropriate foe - Dining, • Drawing RIMINI% Hod •. • • Rooms Sic, • • • . : • CiIIFSTS-' 4 uPer fumes ClTiwtor 44.4 d. per and (no inferior . quaky kept), Kiddamiaster and Venetian equally moderate. LOOKIMO.6I.ASSRS—From the most to die `wirollists ler •Chimnies, Piers, and . Mimes ; ea the Wl* datio, — tbe Reduction will be found to amount front Fifty to Seventravo par Cent. • CARVINO end GILDING-3one very beautiful iridium few Camel Tabitu,'Glasses, kr. PAPER...HANGING and PAINTING-4n tie Ridsest as well aslbe Plainest Style. • FU NRRA I.B..Astentiod in the oast respectful manner, and par. titular regard paid as ilerreeeny. • • 1101Uyl AGENCY-41euess and letup *tared fee Letting • et, deposal. Charge. SAUK APPRAISK MEM. ASO COLIACTION OF RSN IS , FURNITURR WARRHOUSRO. IL 1.. COOPIUCISS. Ussaeessatoessast.Mlestre s bee the hermit J below empleyef,l sad patreeisell by lease et the Gist • Vaud it the Wayhot; atitl, far style and prior. : ebellseps caatpetition with any respectable Us- Finds THE LONDON GAZETTE. Fail. 3. • At .?Cast' et Windsor, the 14 day - of &Worm Mg, present' dis'iCiries Meet Race Meet Majesty r Goma His ilksjesty in Gesell less Ibis day pleased to *dare Hugh Velleof Morthinnbettand, Knight of the Must Nei* Onkr of the 1 Igr , Utuiensot-General and Geiteral•Oorsesse el that part 4111 mi Ujited Kingdom eallcd. hoisted. WAR-OFFICA, pm 1. _ Ilattpay Man bays bum allowed to tutAmfrpro-thet Service. and Melt bail pay has been can wiled from tbe liStit January 11121. %dative, es mettle% i meitaimad amnia fee Stir commissions t Lieutenant Joke f j ;keyle Carro; half piy Ist Font. klensinant Walter Teelini;itaiflial pytit.poos. Lketieltapit DeibrDavrea. half pay Sub Weft India lbsintent. Daly &Word George Lynes Potwar. half pay Unattached. ••• Amigitoltobeit Gibetes4talf paY lath Foot. Horton rbildpaen, half pay 75th Font. anter,,Preita.Crivaatd• halt pay foist Foot. IneistrArtitir Altmann Capri. half pay alb Pm& Robert &Sky' Bagmen. half pay 37th FON. - Limeteistot award Stanley lisps Dobbin; bill pal oth Fpos. timpani, Ulf pay ikid Yam. Mew Pritchard Lloyd, bait pet Mal Past. Mitelis-30bn ;fiat Pay sib not. Ikil Nagai Wisidnit o baN pay 07de Foot: '` • • • Sado Jolts I'llseaspailt Taylor, ball pay unattached. *Nun ist Illahatidai• UV pay 97th Foot. ••• • Pram Kam &psi Also, .balf y 44 tit _fest. Wig Jobs Pram Aiwa. Wry P. 014 'York Railer& • . ISM* Aleunibmillagerok Ridgway, ball pay unatumbed. - • Amiga Jobm-Surmilaid.. Waif pay 105 d raw Ileatp*Joba. Wilk big Paf-lid a ti 4 e l * 4 ~ *alica *twat .Wiplantssa. bag pay slat Veit. • Ridgy Admit Wool blasprldp. halt pay S4th Fmk& ' Liestimint Paola tpacts. bill ply !deb Foot. Lisetifsam Atimaader thaele, half pay nith Peet. , la*" Manage Haney Grant, hall pay 31111 Font. Comm Wilits t. half . pay 90th Wit Drapaint • Kuban Name. eat pay 72d Piot. &nip Garay Jake Wide, half pay inaetadrad. Sheds Henry George Car e y. h a lf p a y saatt artbad. Amiss Slack Spree, pay Skit Fast. • • • J.t half pay each Feu` jibeisa.Wllliam O'Dell. half pay tooth Vow Ut4 l a l Mos theta W 534 Feat. . Ay. 000rle risaeak halt ray Et oth • itabtft y• lath nit. • • ilbedo-deatie W. Tiranian, varusittethid. . Maio a/40k lialatasii hay p a y .their ellawellwo Sabot W. • !AM . DPW, - 47 12pe1/ Pll4 ll tub*. ' l we . • . 1 . Nos • • ~•: <; -: - CROWN OFFICE, Fes. s. Ileadmer redrood to serve ist this proem Parikasust. Borough et Clem Dartmouth Ilardoess—Anher HOW, Holde. • worth, Es": M the room of &r John Hottest Cooper, Bart. .the. eased. DECLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY. Robert BA, itimeemspes.Tses, Durham, liormirspee. Robert Hoshas, Dalemreet, Liverpool, draper. Suomi Brims, Oraitham, Llocoloshirs. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Wakes Elwood, Birmingbass, victualler. Rebore Tumor Costes, %eggs& Soon. Mader. BANKRUPTS. • Jehe Edwarde ga r Ahlassate-qtrort. Maio; to meremlsr. Irebreary 6. Inood EWA t 7, at . twelve, at as Cow of Commiesionnes ot Rsobsms, Baslootolkemet. Amends% Wan. Lasiesed Ilene Lawson Poomenrilosl• Joseph Jelm'Coullish Femesoreirstrost, Piu s a, Ifsbrwary 17, sod Mug 17. at stub% at the Coen of * Commissioners d Lakes" Essioghall-street. Ationny. Mr. Parry, Holbors• court. Oral's km Jobs &soden, Erma, dorm. semis inster, February 5. It 4 sod March I; at one. at the Cain If Comalsolootare at Bask, rept% Basinghsli.oreet. Attorney . Davis*. Broad4kross, Iteyeq Clmersids. Willebostsr Memo Old Bread.strost, moreham, oleo. 17, aad Mart:l'47,st tag, at the Court of Banktur n i a ß a s a shigliall4treat. Anoraks and Co. 'a Arata- yard. Calemaawaffasio Ent tees Malm o Maim twolvs,,l7. valManla 1 ?, tiLessa i et dib Chisel et Com 4 •11 Podiret", filestissilmssot.Attswsy. Mr 4 N. ReAdißeneet Bristol. drank. Fehriary 11. •. at 'aim as Commercial Room, Balsa Leans and Cm Gray's . I . ; et 111 M. liihmreet. sod .1. E. Haberield, *- .• ' verge-yard, Wititcombe•street. ma lb SIIIIIM_ • ' eleven, 17, at twelve, and March 17. *. h.,.. Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingbilasmet. elation sad Cm High-street, Soodawaikoild Temple. draper, Farm:y.lS. 19. and' March IS. at AI - Inn, Derby. Ananias, Mr. W. HIT, Mr. Knowks.•llew las. she Lacy, Hatelopishire, dialer, • Fairrmary ile 10, .. I, at eleven, st the Red Lien lan. Imoreimarm. &tansies, Messrs. Anstes and Cm Raymond-indidiess, Oafs Ims; or Mr. H. Mime, Lemitinstem John Josses end Joseph Faraday. Maly, Worcestershire, * iree makers, February 13, at he, 13, sad March 17, at einem, at the. Royal Weal, Birmingham Attendee, Mr. Barber, ?.se. ism;_ . or Mr. Fellows., jam Dudley. • Mary &nett. Bristol, victualler, February 9, 10. sad March It - at eleven, at the White Han, Bath. Attendee, Mr. R. Olarksk Bath ; or Meson. Hamilton and Co. Berwick -street. Sam • Thomas Cartwright and William Lamas Welearkaisoltm. factors, Fehrnary 90, at three, II end Marl* ft et.ZZ: Wliistem's Crow lon, Miami's Cram, Shropshire. 11r, Coney, Wolverhampton ; or Messrs. Nona, and Co. Gray's e. n, Blandford Forum, Dermal'', vicnialier, ire= 9, 10, and March 17. at eleven, at the Greyhound Ina, ;bud Foam. Anemias, Mr. G. Maio. Blandfard Foram; et Skews. Chisholm" And Co Lincohes Inmields. Samuel Law's, New Sans, Wiltshire. victualler, March'), at dz. .4, aid 11.• at sea, at the Three Swans lan, New Sae. Akar; Dim Messrs. Wilmot and Son. Salishory4 or Mr. W. Shako fold, Clensmes. Inn. - , William Lamas, Bolton, Lancashire, auctioneer, Fibrilar, Id, et live, IT, and March• 17, at nine, at the Bridge Inn, Little Bole* Amanda, Meson. Adliagten and Co. Bedierd-row ; or Mr. 14, Boardman, Boitem . . . i• John 11Vhitekesal, Leeds. victualler, March 1,3. end VII at alma at the Conn House Leeds. Amadei Messrs. Malaita( sal Co. Middle Templ; or Mr. T. F. Fades, Leeds. . `'", John Crape , Warringtoo, Lancashire. botcher, FehriarYleV4Ml Mph U. at -eleven, It the Wynne.' _Arms i Hsvlre: Atternies. Ilh.. R. .I;Crairom Garistryli r r i Vj . Hanunead, lionsivars lon. DIVIDENDS. Feb. ts, S. Vaughan, Poet. Mourgoateryshire, arrester, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Pool. Feb. 25. J. A. Kemp, Pet- Rowell, Rafts, miller. at eleven, at the Anchor Inn, Cannes's's, Rises. Feb. 26, F. J. Hiller, vet% bender, at ten. at the Guild hall, Canterbury. Fsb. 25, Rhodes and W. H. Rhodos, She& SAL cutlers, at twelve, at the Commercial Ina, SlieSold. Feb. N. L. Rvill, Waket, Sumersetshire, mosey eerie/my, ofone, at the White Han Ina, Rath. Feb. 13 , C. Hedges,. bury, warehouseman, at ten, at the Coen of CowanWhiney& Feb. 114, W. Realm* and P. Stonier, Old Triaire . Hodes. Wets Maas, insurance agents, at one, at the Court of Canada Win. Feb. !4, R. Russell, Whits Hone -court, bup merchant. at eleven, at the Court-of Cenandssienen. Fob. 24, J. Aldridse. Vlghdevrorth. Surrey, calico printer, at sieve), at the Court ei Feb. 24. J. Marsh, Ring's Arms-yard, Cokistall-6 4 ,0 01- basher. at one, at the Court of Consolidator's. • Feb. 2*; J. 1111, Basinghall-street, woolkodraper, at ten, at. the Coen of Commis sioners. Feb. MI, C. Hill, Rochdale. Lancashire, •inalieeper, at ten, at the Scar Ins, Manchester. Feb. 27, J. Barlow, Mins burgh, Lincolnshire, grocer, at ten, at the Monsoe's Arms lan, Oainsbergb. Feb. 24, X. Henzelli.Neweasde.epoca-Tioe.`llrien draper, at eleven, at the George Inn, Neweastle-eposs.Tysse..-- Yels. 27, J. White, Sheffield, table hulk manufacturer. at Snags. at the George Inn, Sheffield. Feb. 0, T. Shaw , J. Lambert. and W. Shaw, Huddersfield, Merchants, at sieves, at the dice of Mr. Allison, Huddersfield. March 3, T. Oath, Caltlinalte, Cum herlaod, caul* dealer, at eleven, at the George Inn &with.-- March 2, R. Pearson and L. Claude..Lirmlasoi, Itrebalits. at "melee, at the Mire of Mr. J. Lows. Rachange-allop, Liverpool. Feb. 24, C Serene° and W. Banlleld, Great Sa- Heine% 7,111 *' merchants. at ten, at the Court of Commisaiaaere. Feb. U. R. Thotropena, Nottlestead. cattle dealer, at ten, it tbs-Court of Com. niallaWl4l r Feb. 24, C. Hedges, Akierinsabury, warehouseman, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. CIRTIFICATILS, Fes. 114. J. Haynes, Muer lane. baker. C. E, Powstalt. •Nsw Womb read;Keoti.b.towe. broker.. J. Blackburn. Csiesnamstrest. see. tisane. ' J. Hawker, Solton.leAditors, lanoraddic • iff; Back. Knamborissik. Yorkshire, Miner. J. Ramadan sll. • Mum hi Golcor, Yorkilare r woollen etch masticator. W. T. /L. ▪ Kesson-ureci Brenswick.sysare. carpaser. • • PARTNERSHIPS utssoLyzp. • son, sad Co. Liverpool, swrcbants (so far as wham T. Eiriasejun.) M. Hassan and B. Mai. Mita ; divalm. A., M.A. Wakeman, Stone, Staffordshire. WWI miptreems. ° • Leidlaw and W. Labibw, Coveotry,street, Welthalamer. beat. makers. T. Wrigley and. Co. *Woodbreek; - • Yorkshire. cotton *open (se far as regards B. Wrigley): H. Birch 'sad L. Br* Warringtoo, masa spinners. 0. J. Fielding .and.F. &mem Richniond., torkebire monies at law. T. -radiuses aqsL J. Jews, Lascailase. monde* at law. 8. Wellsesd. H. T. allnl4 ljisalsgde4r •aitorsi m at Is_ D. Seeds tei. J. T. Nab, lett. wine swam& , U. MKS' astst.L Om" Cheat itheadvems. SSP mad 1.. .9611. Leicester, bidets. T. Barber P...l3d6o.lrniwark bsies.llreat../rettiugidsashke eabiaM makers. -0. and J. Tbempssa r Thmwer • Yirlishire. apnea ogidaws. 1 1 .= eni S. M. lantels. Wbltchurch • Shespdske,~•.• • R...llege• lad W. SheelsekOVlgais. Lauceshke. MHO AMltalactieto. J. data sad Z T. IL Chimer. apse. GioesesteadsMeepalaters.— W. Hancock aid' ribissok, Pates, Stsliedaire. iroatemsdets. J. Butler and J. Reellkii Daisibrilweerst, %Mims*, chasm. simpers. W. C. Ciellimed sat T. Balliday, Moscow, Ramis. C. Oaky end J. Scrimshaw. NedOgham. painters. S. Barker and B. K. Rhodes. Bt. Clissegtee T pi a : Shrep a re. mercers. .1. Brock sad Cs. Allsommismnet, • milllners. - W.Mayler end J. Harvard. Msrd.sr crest. ; glass camas. T. Duelbsyy sad Co. Beverley. Inaba% . . The dein de Torten announces that the Algeria. II et, consisting of two El igstes, three %loops of war, two brigs, was eager to attack two Preach Metes, La Fiore and Ls Proserpina, od St. Charles's day (Nov. 4). concluding that as it was the day of their Sovereign's fete, the ',Woes would all be in a state of intozicaues. The Del, who was recommended to ;nevem this attack could only do so by going from Isis palace with his sufrAs t sad caning the rudders doll the vessels to be takes solve . . HONDURAS GAZETTES, Noe. 41. CENTRAL AMERICA. the it:homier Vencedirris arrived in this port (Bells') from Own, on the 18th inst. and a small boat came from iltabal yesterday, which place the left on the 19th inst. Tie accounts these vessels bring are Confirmatory hoar §iffiaments is former numbers, respecting the tecessses of Ban Salvador troops. Dashweod, Esq, has beep appointed his Ma ii#y's Consul in the city of Guatemala. vice O'Reilly, da4ardi • tegislatore Assembly met on the Bth of Nov. J. . Wright. Rot. Chairman. The subject of the dismember was the renewal of an ancient law, imposing a lea spool)* imports of non=residents is the colony. The Cbairmaa, in presenting a Bill, which imposes a duty of t. per cent. on all imports by persons not en titled to be considered resident inhabitants. entered into the sebjett, and observed it was the first principle and mural right of every cauntry, to make laws for its own preservation. aid in a commercial country like oars, the primary object sboold be to protect legitimate trade, by LiZaanzdtrabule to tbo resider* merchant. This talks lark.. eaVpith.onalLinapagasaa 'say a r ia this ;Ist pi Jest. aim. she madam of Moo darns bad ratted the Colony to vast importance, and nad established 1< trade by their own (tertian. that it should be wrisord'lrinn th em by people wh o bad never seen the country. who did not can for its wants? The Orll eventually paced, but we 0111111di but doubt the prospect it bold. oat to the wore try, or that the British-Government will allow them*. tineance of sub au enactment, which would end in transfen ing the trade of Belize to other parts, and leave. it where it oliginally was, a mere miserable tradiug sit &meat. We are already aware that many &her Commissioe.hoeses, whose interests will.materially be affected by this law, are already making show arrange. paw which will *ad mast end disattrow.ly to the pros perity of the settlement. for a tat of 5 per cent. is i destroctive es ali import trade of the cagey.. It is only for the beam& of a lew individuals. and cannot be al- lowed to stand in the way of the aenzerous respectable merchants litho have foe marry years devoted their best eeergies to its preseottronsbiog business. FRENCH PAPERS. FROM TIM *Atm% DI NIA set, reanturr t PARIS, Iris. 1. It is alarmed that a loan of 25 millions has just been contracted the Portuguese Government with a bank lag house at Paris. This loan, it is said, will be repaid I •by-means of anolities, and will be secured upon one of the branches of the public revenue of. that kingdom. The produce of the tax allotted to this payment isto be . paid into the hands of the contractors or their agent at Lisbon. It is thought that the farm of tobacco, or that tithe wine at Oporto, will be selected for the purpose, so that the contractor would be paid in this manner, ,not by the Treasury, but by the farmer of the tax assigned for this purpose. if "tears wejl ides med. this Loan, to be repaid in 25 arouities r flies btrea coati acted tar at the exchange :ate of 80 per eerie. . DOM SAX 11131141011 DES CUAMIREII. FILL 1. • PARIS. Jail. st. The Cattier of Smythe. which is always hi stile in the Greekt.'hini the following reflections id ice No. of the 15th of December, on the limits which the Greeks wibb to hie* .for \heir frontier. 4. , .0 • Sig idea which should prevail in Sting the fron tiers Of', State, is undoubtedly to secure it from ibe hostile attacks of a neighbouring State. The Negotia tors at Pomo, at least two of them, appear to have viewed the quebtiun in *nether light, as they•proposed to is the continental frostier of Greece between , the Gulfs of Arta and Volo. Such a frontier would cer tainly not secure to the Greeks that tranquility which the Mediating Powers propose. " The Motet, which, if well cultivated, could support two Minions of inhabitants, and has at present not a fourth of 'that population, together with the islands which surround it, should satisfy the ambition of the Greeks. Any farther extent of territory would produce endliss quarrels and a continual stag of war, which • wotild disturb the peace of Europe. "the Triatrof London proposes the tranquillity end the *elate of the Greeks. Its spirit must be adhered tb. e The English Ambassador has declared that his Government would not have Greece extend beyond the Moth." 1110111 THE JOUSSAL DES DEISTS, EU. I. CHAMBIIIt OF DEPUTIES —Sminie or Jaw in. The Chamber was occupied this day in balloting for Vice Presidents. MM. Cambon and Dupont (de L'Eure) obi* claimed the third and Wraith Vice Psesidents. l'hi*decision'relative so the two sitheri will Rot take place till Monday. . • PARIS COURT OF ASSIZES, JAL er. • 14 . the month. :of Jaunty, 1828, two females, ele dressedientered the shop of the &qur iodise, accObipanied by a well dressed man wraps up in a clak. The shopinao displayed his goods- 7 -a wept* yards of tullei and two handkerchiefs were bought and Odd for; the purchasers then went away, forgetting their two hanketcbiefs, but the shopkeeper looked is wain fur a piece of marcelioe of about 47 yards, and a remnant of cambric, . .oo.thertb of the same month the same persons paid a visit to the house of the ifienr Gosette, a oeighbour of M. Jodes, when die litter, having beesopprised of the tentstance. arrived whilst they were bargaining. The seen lathe cloak escaped. bet the two Ladies were an rested, and were recognised, the one u the young sad pretty Lady Brown, 'better knou:n by the same of Barris horde Trace, and the other lea woman vf.the name of Foerneaur• The police receiving notice of it,.discessered that some days before Certain customers bad presented themselves at the shops of 'Mesdames Dhnia and Sloes. aid that after they had made their purchases, a ea& mere shawl bad disappeared from the shop of the kW ow e while a similar visit to that of the latter had bees attended with a similar abstrution. Seipicion fell es the women Fooraeaa and Brown.; they wAnidentilletti tad it was ascertained that the first mentleilled each& mere shawl, having pm sold by a person Word Mar dis to his landlady, a Meanie Hernando, bisibeen by her resold to Madame Mabee' Garcia. i t i lbel osi t s piersiord tbattbe arterials Lisevalier, their Mll . on4bt be tie eisovorsaosed librdo; semi) made for bay, books vein. Os ItZepailiftg ttlitil • - tbe . Citints, iltOtee. WlttafinscfMolollN. hod di Welt bioliis and copied ot digit ai11".1,4y * C ; . • -.41• . r . . _ . rzernaLuArc OFFICZ. axviary so. tow 17; and Mara 17. at ."TIE comwssloyeits for- FIeTU A LUNG ~ eosß 4 :"rshraorigh II 4141101TT11 N 471, 4e. data* give notice. j o bs & al g a % g reat Mist os %mar, time Mb day of February neat, they will be awl March 17, u ono, bolds . no Minikes in writing (sealed op), mid Mot far rep% a tispholLotree ThrosThossoad Qoartota of WHEAT, OD weak *Ur rends jobsZer, Whiebi l eu at the ambel. February 10, at nine, , illkiNisdard gioartin et nu. Oemosholosers of II ISt *Setif *UTTER. and Mews. 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I Nottin Mr. siseg amend t !parer when caned fifer. • ' halm MU, pin. gham ;or &oho • -. • A 07I1.LZA CLIFTON. • to, sod March 17, at IM illy k • AO `,. V