Star. — London, England, 1827-01-20 00:00:00

• r . ) • * ' 4 j ••• '6th Ditto ' s-Lieutenant Power le Pner s to be Captain, purchase. tyke Mountain, promnted Emits' °' Hoare to 'he lieutenant, by purchase. vice Lloyd. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hoare. e-. 7this Dittn—Ratign Edmund Pawsey, to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Gawky, promoted; Francis Smith, Gent. to be En sign. by purchase. vice _ cv_ANlft T by purelsase,.vice Bell. • 63th Ditto—Captain Manley rower., frA6x.alag.4l4,Fiang, Jio Captain, vine Lord William Paulet, who reßres upon half pay, receiving she difference. tit Dittd—Hospital-Assistant John Hartley Sinclair, M.D. to be Assistaut-Surgeon, vice Sinclair, deceased: ' 90th Ditto—Ensign Dixon Foot to be Lieutenant, •by purchase, vice Bowlhy, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet George Douglas Ilowyer s from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by pur-, chase, vice Foot. 93d Ditto—En-ign John Monkey Smith to be Lleutedoint, by pur chase, vice Drummond, promoted ; Walter Arthur, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Smith, promoted. *6th Ditto—Honourahle Charles Robert St. John to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Beville, promoted. 96th Dittd--Major William Leader Moberly, from the fed Foot, io Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase t vice !ferries, who retires. 97th Ditto-Captain Thomas' Lynch td be Major, by purchase, vice Giles, who retires; Captain Walter Snow, from half pay 1116 Foot, to be Captain, vice Reeves, whose appointment ballot taken place. Rlfie Brigade—Lieutenant William Dolphin, from the 11th Foot 'to be First Lieutenant, vice Kincaid, promoted. let Weft India Regiment—Quartermaster Serjeant Harry Corn wall, front the Quartermaster's General l s Department, in Trini dad, to be Quartermaster, vice Kennedy, deceased. * 2d Ditto—Lieutenant James Eaten Dickenson to be Adjutant, vice Conran, deceased. Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Peter Bennet Reyne to be Captain, by purchase, vice Parker, who retiree ; Second Lieutenant Ed ward 111`Vicar to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fellowes, deceased. • To he Second Lieutenants--Ilrownlow Edward Layard, Gent. without purchase, vice hl•Vicar ; John Barry Thomas, Gent. by purchase, vice Irvine, appointed to the 3d Foot. Royal African Colonial Corps—Captain Alexander Findlay, from the 2il West India Regiment, to be Major, by purchase, vice Gregg, *hose promotion has not taken place. satyr!, Major Henry Dwyer, upon half pay Unattached, late Aide de Camp to the late Marquis of Hastings, to be Lieutenant Co lonel in • the Army. To have the local rank of Lieutenant Colonel upon the Continent of Europe only—Edward Gregoty, Fa* late Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Major 44th Foot ; Charles James Barrow, Bal. late Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Major wpm half per 43d Foot ; • Anthony Stransham, Esq. late Brevet Lieetetmot Colonel and Major Royal Marines ; James Ormsby, Faq. late Brevet Lieu tenant Colonel and Captain half pay 63d Foot • Honourable John Browne, late Lieutenant Colonel 13th Light Dragoons; William , Verner, Esq. late lieutenant Colonel half pay. 12th Font; John Carrington Smith, Faq. late Brevet Lieutenant Colooel and Cap tain half pay 19th Foot; Thomas Stephen Sired, Esq. late Brevet lieutenant Colonel and Major half pay Bradshaw 's Recruiting Corps; Duncan Macpherson, Esq. late Brevet Lieutenant Col. and Major 78th Foot ;'John Robert Woe', Esq.late Lieutenant Colonel and Captain Ist Foot Guards. • • To have local rank as lieutenant Colonel in the East Indies only Lieutenant Colonel James Skinner, of the Irregular Cavalry of the Hon. Fast India Company's Service. • To have local rank of Majors on the Continent of Europe only— Wm. D. Spooner, Req. late Major tid Dragooasi Was. Tbonip. son, Eirp late Major, on half pay, Royal. Marines; Abraham James. Esq. late Major 67th Foot; John Gordon...We Ma jor 2d Foot ; Thomas Shaw, Esq: late Brevet 'Major and Captain half pay 6th Garrison Battalion • Wm. W..Swaine, Esq. late Major 30th Foot ; Hands IS. Eliot, Esq. late Brevet Major and Captain 64th Foot. SOSTITAL !TAM • Deputy Inspector of hospitals Stepbert Wcioiriebr to be Inspector of Harahan, by'Brevet ; Deploy Inspector of Hospitals John F.rly. M.D. to be Inspector of Hospitals, by Brevet; Dr. 'Tho mas Shone, front half pay as Physiciars, to be Physician to the , Fotees. To be Surgeons to the Forces—.Astistant Surgeon Join estincey, front the 15th Light Dragoons; Assistant Surgeon John Frede rick Clarke, M.D. from the Slat Foot, vice Sweeney, promoted) Assistant Surgeon James Dawn, front the 3d Light Dragoons, vice Hurd, who retires Upon half pay. • To he Assistant Surgeons to the Forces—Assistant Surgeon David Ewing, frum the gist Foot, vice Stew, placed upon half pay ; Assistant Surgeon William Henry Burrell, M.D. from the 72d Foot, vice Nelson, placed upon half pay. To be Hospital Assistants to the Forces—James Makstrn, Gent. vice Marshall, appointed to the 87th Foot; James Brown Gib. son, N.D. vice Graves, appointed to the 88th Foot; William Toulmin, Gent. vice Poole, appointed to the 2d Foot; William Henry Fryer, Gent. vice Carlirie, appointed to the Seth Foot ; James Henry Brooks, Gent. vice By rue, appointed to the 77dt• Foot ; John Maitland, Gent. vice Ayre, appointed to the 834 Foot; David Pitcairn, Gent. vice Meade,. appointed to the Royal African Colonial Corps; Joseph Edmondson, Gent. vice Sibbald, appointed to the ItuyarAfritan Colonial Corps; Charles Robert Pitbeld, Gent.; William Fletcher. Gan.; William Reid, Gent. vice Greatrex, appointed to the Ice Foot; Boleyn Gordon Webb, Gent. vice Teevan, appointed to the 47th Feet; Joseph Weare Sparks Lowe, Gent.vice Sinclair, appointed to the 86th Foot. To he Deputy Purveyor to the Fortes—Deputy Purveyor Joseph lialvingtoc, from the half pay. DNA TTACH [D. _ _ . To be Lii.sotenant Color.els of Infantry, by porchase—Major WA. Liam Cbatitherlayne ' front the 2d Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant and Captain HeorySalwey, &provide Coldstream Foot Guards; Major John F.arl of Wiltshire, from the Bth Light Dragoons. To be hlajors of Infantry, by purchase—Captain North Ludlow Beambh, from the 4th Dragoon Guards; Captain Arming Sim. coe Henry Mountain, from the 7 6 th Foot; Captain George Seymour Crole, from the 41st Foot; anptain Hugh Henry Rose, front the 19th Foot. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant Henry Wil., soo, front the 52d Foot ; lieutenant George Drummond, from the 934 Foot ; lieutenant Granby Hales Cakrafr, from the 28th Foot; Lieutenant Studbolote John Hodgson, from the 83d Foot; Lieutenant Robert Toovey Hawky, from the 78th Foot ; Lieutenant John Ogilvy from the lat Foot; Lieutenant Sir Richard John Fletcher.llart. from the 43d Foot; Lieutenant George Lyon, from the 24 Life Guards; Lieutenant Gatirge Johnston, from the Ist Wen India Regiment ; Lieutenant James William Fisher, from the 624 Foot. , To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by p u rchase—Ensign William Huntly Campbell, tram the 4th Foot; En-ign Charles William St. John Wall, from the 46th Foot; Ensign George Huddle, front the 61st Foot; Ensign Crofton Thomas Vandeieur, from the 51st Foot ; Ensign Julio Lane, trout the 16th Foot. 14 IMORA NBA. Othcxrs have been allowed to dispose of • their half pay Lieutenant Colonel John Janies Earl Waldegrave, half pay 98th Foot ; Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Twigg, late sal Royal Veteran Battalion; Captain Richard Josiah Peat, half pay 59th Foot; Captain Charles Chitty, half pay 434 Foot;. Captain Hugh Hughes. half pay sth Foot ; Lieutenant Angus .9lacleod, half pay Cape Regiment; Captain George Mackey (Major), half psy Kelso Regiment ; Captain Francis Green Goodwin, half •pay 4th Foot ; Lieutenant Robert FitsGilsben, half pay 3d Fuot ; Lieutenant John Titania' Ilislop, half pay Huth Font ; blajor Thomas Stephen Serail (Lieutenant Colonel), half pay Brad shaw's Redlining Corps • Major Stephen Darcy Kelly, half pay Unattached; ('aptain St . John Wells Lucas, halt pay 97th Foot j • Liestenant William Short Tyeth, half pay 29th Foot ; Lieutf nant James Penman Gairdner, half pay Rifle lisigade ; Lieute nant Colonel William U.-Word, late sel Royal Veteran Battalion; Major John Oke (Lieutenant Colonel) ball pay Gist Foot ;• Major James Grant, half pay Lltattache4 ; Captain Benjamin Wilde, half pay as Paymaster 29th Fuse ; Captain Jamep Dod wen, half pay Port togueta Officers; Paymaster Archibald Camp. bell, half pay 92d Fuot. The date of Dr. Ebenezer Brown's Commission, as Brevet In spector of Huapitals, btu be 9th December, 1825, and nut May, 1825. . _ 'lst•Uniatian name of 51ajoe s ilames, appointed Major nn the Continent of Europe only, on 30th November, laid, ta Clarks, and not H'edun. The appointment of Mr. Champronitre to be Ensign in the 55th FON, is sloe BUIIIMS promoted, aura not vice Peck promoted, as formerly stated. USATTAcmsD. Th e undermentioned-[Ricer, paving Brevet rank superior to his Regimental Coma t i .. iun, has accepted promotion upon bait pay, ccordmg to the Gruirral Grder of the 23th Apail, 1826. .1 t st i ltt or by the .‘ of Fort of 'the r itucenilfF ; I, Esq. to be *to. be Surgeon, 'eke RECEIVRD BY EXPRBSS. , . PARIS, Jaii. 17. The official pan contains a ltoyal Ordinance. revolt. ing the nomination of M. Vsßemain as Maitre des Re. quetes to the Council of State. NO71:0171CIA L 7A ILL By a decision of the King, M. Michaud, of the French Academy, ii no longer one of hii Majesty's Readers. By a decree of his Excellehcy the Minister if the Interior, date♦ this day, M. de Lacretelle has been de prived of hi% tuned-ins as Dramatic Censor. Accounts from Madrid of the 13th say—" The Swiss Brigade set.out yesterday to return to France; General d'At baud is to leave us the day after to morrow." rains TUB STORM, DA?ED rimy, JAY. 19. PARIS' JAW. is. Letters from Lisbon of-the 4th wry: • " Marshal Beresford takes the command of the troops in Portu gal, which he refused before the shield of his a ountrymen. "• Nothing very precise is known respecting the position of the troops nt the Marquis de Chaves in Beira. " The Chambers were °petted on the ad. Her 'Royal Highness i being ladisposed, could not open them in person." • Letters fronh Madrid of the Bth of January contain the following particulars : The old Captain General Eguia, formerly Minister of War,' Member of the Provisional Government in 1823, so well known for the obstinate struggle which he maintained during the Revolution with the Consti tutional Government, died the day before yesterday of apoplexy. 'The state of his health had not allowed him to leave his mein for two or three years. Independently of the forces sent towards the frontiers of Portugal, and to the camp of reserve at Talaveira, ' the sth Regiment of light infantry, in garrison at Madrid, is going' to-leave us, in order as it Seems to reinforce the camp at St. Rothe. It is also proposed to'send to the Canaries two battalions now at Ceuta. Vessels hired for this purpose, have been ready for this month past; the delay of this expedit is ascribed to want of a coneby. The Portuguese Government on its part Is very ac tively emplOyecl'in putting into a state of defence the . frontier of Alemte3o, on the right bank of rheduadiana.• It has assembled several thousand soldiers, and put: garrisons into some places; such as Estremos and Erma asonte. •It is affiriwid that English Engineers are 'arming the lines and inspecting the fortifications on the principal points. • la Beira the military events between the insurgents and the troops of the Begetter are still very insignifi cant: The Marquis (le" Chaves' and the Viscount de •Aliantelegre were, at the:departnre of the last accounts, still near Viaeu. Cnnstitstional•forces were advancing against them id different -directions, and appeared to „hpve the intention of survontuffnethem. On the East towards the frontier of Camille the division of the in. urgent: which occupied Guatia had abandoned chit 'town on the approach•of the' Count de Vsiha Flor, and 'retired toorards Pinhei. For some days the cold has bee. more severe at Ma: drill than has been known for some years. It is said that some persons died suddenly in consequence. It is certain that the mortality has much increased since the commencement of winter. Flenrisies and inflsmmations on the lungs, diseases which are almost endemic in this capital during the bad season, have already carried or a great number of persons. yam tag sevisriamoni or vinlassay. . • PARrs,Jaziriar A report has been circulated to-day on 'Change that Boyer, president of Hayti, was assassinated in the re cent insurrection at St. Domingo. In consequence of this news, the Haitian Loan fell 25 cents. It is quoted at 575 Its. The Quotidiem, after stating the destination of :eve eel regiments, says—“ It may be judged by the direc. Lion given to the severill regiments, that Badajoz and Salamanca are the two centres round which almost all the fotces put in motion by the Cabinet of Madrid are collecting. It seems, however, that the principal.corps will be at Bsdajoz, doubtless because this part of the Spanish frontier is the nearest to Lisbon ; beside; in case of war this corps would have to act alone, whereas that of Salamanca would only have to march forward in order to join the Royal Portuguese army, which occu. pies the province of Beira." _ _ We learn by our letters from Barcelona, that two schooners that were in that port sailed on the 10th of January for Carthagenc- YAMS THZiOUSIZIL lIITAKCALI ST THURSDAY. It is true as stated on 'Change, that the English Le gation was not present on Monday at the great diplo matic dinner' of the Baron de Damas, but it was merely a point of etiquette. The English Ambassador had re• ceiced only the day before the news of the death of his Royal Highness the Duke of York; but he had re frained for some days from appearing at any public meeting. He therefore thought it would not be proper to be present at the dinner of M. de Damas. We are assured that before he sent excuse in writing he bad made it pet tonally. This fact therefore was not in any respect of the importance which some persons seemed to attach to it. GERMAN PAPERS. CONSTANTINOPLE. Dacinesza Ids Among the most remarkable ordinances that hoe appeared since the reforms undertaken in the internal administration, is the Pitman irued some time ago, relative to the inheritances of the Mahometan and other subjects of the Porte, and the abolition of confiscation. This Finnan is to the following effect: " The Janissaries, by their audacity and insubordination, bad been led to the commission of all kinds of excesses, and, by their exorbitant demands, exhausted the Treasury ; they bad, by this means, prevented affairs from bring regulated in a proper manner. Among the evils arising from this was that of con. fiscatiun and inventories of inheritance, as a necessary conse quence to make up foe the deficiency caused in the Treasury by the sums expended en the Janissaries ; but now that by the dis solution of the Janissaries, and the entire abolition of their name, it was become possible to purify the Government of the Sultan from this stain, he had been able to give the following Order: That since, thanks to Graven, the Sublime Pure and all Nlussulmen are hence forth sincere against the excesses of the said corps (of Janissaries), the profuse waste of the public money shaU cease; that from this time forward people are especially to attend, with the aid of' Goo in all things, to the observance of the pure law, that they do not depart in any point from tIN Book of Gon, and the usages ob served by his Prophet; and that, above all things, from this day forward, the ruinous system, of confiscation shall be Abolished, so that, nun the death of a Vizier, a Pacha of two tails, a l'Slinister, or any other Officer of the Sublime Put te, or any other considerable perso n at Constantinople; or, nun the other hand, of an Ayan, a Waiwnde, a Mutselim, a merchant, hi s h o rt, of any hl ossulman es Iltaya, 1...Am/ter is may be, the whole of bus pipEteitbp, it great or small, all his effects and property shall be divided anions ,as. nor nay other dial • Make loth.tobew..__;ROu. St::Gob fothid, tbat Medea of ristibie o, tew shall be made by the Visirs,Tachas of two tails, . . the &e. ate. are not to demand r it.trr►+lbia6.="lw imaipostm persons have been dispatched to each of the three mill. tuy . aviskins of RomeUs and Anatolia, to acquaint them with • • 'Aim Ahem, *Risk is to be strictly isles orders) to the same effect have of Rosaeliemsd Anatolia, to the Cadi bete scot io -- of Coostantinople and Scutari, to the inspectors of charitable insti toasts* la the two holy Cities, and Oohs gardens of the Sultan. AU those to whom they are addrowed are to conform strltitly to the Resolutions of the Sultan, founded on justice, to take cue that It is Strictly executed, and to prevent any violation of it." The Mehmander who is to receive M. de Ribeaupierre, set out for Usdschnek the day before yesterday. • • LON DON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1827. STOCK RXCOANGR, TWELVR O'CLOCK. The City has the appearance of a Sunday this !homing, an the ' shops are closed, as well as the Public Offices, in honour and gra titude to the Funeral of the late Duke of Yoae, who has been much respected. The Stock Exchange and Foreign market has been opened this morning, from the hours of ten to twelve, when they were funny closed for the day ; this has been done in conk,- querce of the expected Expresses from Paris, and the near approach of the Account day. The, favourable. information which the &- geese from Paris has brought, rendered the market more lively this morning. Consols, which left off yesterday at 791 for she Account, opened at 791 to a, and -mere soon after done at 791, and 791 for next time ; atfer which they receded to 791 1 for the Ac 'count, and may now be quotad at 781 1, and for next time 791 1. No business of great importance has as yet taken place, and up to this hour we have no direct arrivals from Portugal ; but it is re ported that accounts have been received from Madrid, stating that the differences have been settled, and Exanmain has agreed to the demands of Mt. Lana. In the Foreign market little is doing. Current prices t Old Spanish iltg V, Mexican 611 j, Colombian 31 52k, Milian 35 37, Peruvian 30, Russian 115 g I, Daniels 57} to 58. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The Consol market and Foreign market closed at twelve 'o'clock, when Consols left of at at TO* for the Account, Re duced at 79 to I. After the Hone/ was dosed, a number of Job hers and Speculator, assembled at the various Coffee-houses and courts in the neighbourhood of the Stock Exchange, and still con tinued doing business. Consols have been done at 79/ to $0 for the Account. In the Foreign market, all South American Secusities have improved. are go, means of extorting from him moth greater concession , . On reference to,the Mrritertr of Thursday, it will b r seen that the Spanish Government has addressed a ci, ;ciliar note to the Captain; General, which is said t. contain the most pacific assurances, accompanied by it. 4,wasaLeolototeas to abitilifi 11111111aR 110itile proceed rugs towards Portugal. We learn from another so urce. that Idr..Lasmo r oar Ambassador, is treated Stith th e utmost regard, and that the most studious care has be en .hewn of late to make his situation as agreeable to him a s possible. In the mean time, the troops in the pay o f France, who formed past of the garrison of Illachid, have quitted that capital ; sad though we did not want this proof to be convinced of the sincerity of that Power, yr we rejnicit at it, as a means of gonvincing others, silo l wanted some conclusive sign like this, to induce them to abjure their doubts. It was on the 12th that IN 'troops set oat on their return to Faucet and, as w e have news a day liter from Madrid, which doe, 'not so much as allude to the rectal of our Ambas sador, we may take it for granted that he wa s still in that Capital, and had given no ildications of a design to quit it immediately. In the meintim e we wish to caution the public against the on dits and' speculations, which appear in the private correspondence of some of our contemporaries, as they are in skarn , every case the reverse of the truth, and are in ge. naval got up to answer some party or selfish put. pose. Some of these reports are absolutely dis graceful, and the confidence with which they a re given, betray the most impudent quackery. For ex ample, where is the justice, or even common decency, in accusing the King of PRA Ncit of insincerity and the basest dissimulation, whilst all the acts of his Covets. ment are distinguished by an honourable and straigW forward policy ? All honourable minds have been long disgusted at the levity with which such serious charges are preferred against Personages of sods exalted stations, -and . - who are, besides, in amity with this country. The news from Portugal in these papers is fully as' satisfactory as that from Spain. The Government dis plays greaser energy in proportion as the state of the country renders it less urgent; and this increased rigout affords a pledge, that when the present troubles 'hag be put down, there will be no -repetition of them.: The Chambers were re-opened on the 2d inst. and at the greatest tranquility continued to reign. We have also receiveffthis morning Dutch Papers the 17th, and Hamburgh to the 13th inst. but their contents are unimportant. The negotiations between the Netherlands and the See of Rome, . the subject of a concordat for that kingdops, appear to proceed very favourably. Letters from Berlin, says a Hamburgh Pa of the 12th, affirm that some preliminary arrangemen has been concluded respecting the affairs of Greece,with' . mat noticing, however, the particulars. There is nq news *lky this arrival frousitussia,and no confirmasion through say other channel, of the important intelligence whist appeared two days ago in the STAR, respecting a cessa fiat cf hostilities againtt the Persians. The aessiets of tie beakk of the King of Pitiono centime to be toveenbas. On the 10th of this mad& the light-bone at Travermunde struck by lightning The roof and the upper part of the were burst. This eveniog the mortal remains of the illuatrion , sad deeply lamented Duke of Toon will be consigned to the tomb The mournful e►eat was observed in the 'metropolis with a Bolan pity becoming the occasion. The Mariskaalrase. Guildhall, the Royal Rachange. the Stock Rschonge, the Pollee Offices. and toss of the Government 011101, were closed for the greater pan of the day ; as well swan the shop*. This is a tribute not inertly of bat aincerity of the heart. No public meshing has ever on occasion been more general than on the present; and it must pacifying to al good men to hod that the amiable and manly tides at the Mastriaas Deceased Gaye ensured esteem to his gooey from altelioreo of the corsosonity. It is said that the LORD CHANCIILLOft. having . recoottneodod not to undergo the fatigue of attending the Dube Year's fooeral, replied, that be would do so were it to cost Mar life the next day. - . We are sincerely happy to hear that the Marquis -Wassassau Is way recovered from his late lodisposidoo.—Duldio Patric Yesterday, the dispatches for Bengal and China, by the ship Reps*, Captain Crum's Beau GIIIIIII, were ciosedsr the East Ladle Bowe, and delivered to the Parser of that ship. it is computed that the different new works now is contemplation by the Middlesex County Magistrates, it all carried into effect, will require county rates amount ing to upwards of 1200,000. A passenger in the schooner William, arrived frays Maracaibo, at New York, contradicts the statements already received through another channel. He Maracaibo the 19th of November, at which time Birmndes was at Barcelona, and Gen. Pees at vales cia, quietly awaiting the arrival of Bolivar, who ' shortly expected. WINDSOR, JAN. 18.—Thursday morning, as . workmen were engaged in removing some very stones for the repairs going forward at Windsor Ca'• a poor man, named Smith, had his legs so drercitully fractured by a stone which fell upon them, that it fir came necessary to have them both amputated. Hi , Majesty's surgeon and Sir John Chapman were is 'cadence. So great were the sufferings of the poor man as the labourers were carrying him home on a shover. that he implored them to throw him into the liver. Tilt Princess AUGUSTA, it is. said, is very much affected a: the death- of her Boyd Brother ; she was confined tr leer apartments at Frogmore, in consequence of a faL during the latter part of his Royal Highness's sickne and did not see him so recently befor his decease as thi other members of the Royal Family. The coaches all engaged this week, although double fare is chargi and the tradesmen in this place,whosehouses are sit, in the Sine the procession will take, have must of tit. let their flora windows for considerable sums of mot ey FLATTZNY.—Flatterers may soothe the person . laud with interested adulation, but there is a secret a northing the human bean which usually withholds them from comet, the absent to their familiar correspondents. Nothing is grateful to the adulating, than to wafter In private at what .publicly evol.—.literary Chrinies. . .) Ist i- • ~ )- . • c ''' ) - i •r . J t .. , • • 3 44 ' •• 4 1 J 4 . \ -.. 1 - - . .. . • • . . - • • . • . - - ..- . . . .•• . .. . •_. . . - . . . . - - - • . . • • . ..,,,,,_ , • a p w . • ae . fe w , re.. e; ,t, w •••• •"• -""" 'as c • isaL wei k enr i nd eft iltio neklas; • policy, we are greatly mistaken if ie vet not .. tilt ._ Means of extorting from him Muth greater cOncessiom. --. aII - o r, Noir '. ' ° " - anitnued,j'rens ireihnd MY. . stet say other w AM it, Saundersoa, froth the its or Grenadier Regiment of Fuot Gsarde. the enallsiake ame hmentory of I lir • 'the laid Lieutenant of the Cann) Of" 78th Dittortelerutenant Power le Poet. Trench to be Captain, by Commissions signed by Iliisfusds -'' birthed by ' indl for wheat bine& tnelsonnederslavea. On reference tO,lbe Ilftriterrr of Thursday, it will be porches,. eke Mountain, promoted t Emilio' Henri E 4 ,1/0 8 OS. • Hoerr tole lieutenant. by purchase. vice Tr,tl*l' . asst Visirge Robert Mallen, Esq. to. k be annev it :L id ' ii - u Al Letritm . to ' be ; Sain cluto ut . l tor u s robs wide ; ilit ios e amooper i r moore d " b l oid eber k edl boismood ebe i‘ el r oo Mil ee ri : seen that the Spalrials Government has addressed a tit !Aped, Gent. colic Ensign, by purchase, vice Hoare. Reynolds lolly, IN. to be ditto; J a t M e i* fie any miser. Inventoried unseen by the ruler note to the Captain; General, which is said t - • 76th Dino-Bar Edmund Pawky, to be Lieutenant, by par Her _frdshint 3liiitip--Join Davis., Gent. to be .Surgeon; vim • la v w isin, o llol ac hil has insib i er mo b' , tall: local si beivi s, a i ime les ...itaseb ald e. a.airiais.re m oo be r b r o. de l ' iam.a.. T a r t . contain the Ille t t io st e pa t e e ific abstai ass t u i r i te n s a , l a i c ho m s n ti p le an pl ied ocee by : chase, via Hawley. promoted: Francis Smith, Gent. to be En- Miry, *cond. .....-r............-.-.- ice 1 1 31•Sei• ' ."4.16.111/0010411180kr. isms , ramoner . sign. by purchage. W v • I' George arstiosireashasaftgro-:• 4 0111111011tat .... ' - FRIRNICH •IP i N PENS. • 1W Ditto-hosigo il ipos ins; towards Portugal. We learn from another goatee, vice Hodgson, pre own ed ; eerie akeney, Gent. to be - RECEIVRD BY EXPRBSS. - ROPMBRO. muses have been dispatched to each of else there wil t . • trey davisisen of Rountlia and Anatolia , to acquaint them with ~,,. . _ eibmsader, is mated wills by purchase _vice Rell. • our A lOn 85th Ditto-Captain . alanley rower & fnma...tlag.:66ol-jonts haAlliggeMminet.in4Mlnsltelneminseneessie. ameaesagt Joao la •a• • - I=noade-abiellass of ob. - blurs, *Melt is tre he strictly LB" W. ; Bads roads& I( Visit's orders) to the same e ff ect have utmost regard, and that the most studious care has beta PARIS, Jae. 17. Captain, via Lord William Paulet, who tellers upon half pay, receiving the difference. The official pan contains a Royal Ordinance. tevolt- and Se •the inspectors of chartist... Mai- shewn of late to make his situation as a bete seat t o th e le Kadlaskleri of Itenseliannd Athlone, to the Cadi t op utan, to agreeable to him as Bth Ihttd-Hospital.Anistant John Hartley Sinclair, .D. to be ing the nom Assietaut-Surgeon, vice Sinclair, deceased: nom i nat i on of M. Villemain as Maitre des He' toasts. la the two holy Cities, and tithe gardens of tbr &dun. possible. In the mean time, the troops in the pay of 90th Ditto-Ensign Dixon Fose t. be Lieutenant, •by purchase, voles to the Council of State.' AU these to whom they are addressed are to conform strictly to NOR:OI7ICIAL PART. • vice 'keenly, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet George Denglas the Resolutions of the Sultan, founded on justice. to take care that France, who formed past of the gat tison of Madrid, have quitted that capital ; and though we did not want this ilowyer s from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by pur- By a decision of the King, M. Michaud, of the French Is it anion , executed, and to prevent any violation of It. -II chase, vice Foot. - .„. Academy, is no longer one of hii Majesty s Readers. „ Air - alehaander . who is to receive M. de Ribcaupierre , set out IRO gay before yestertuy. • proof to be convinced of the sincerity of that Power, y et ( 93d Dittn- En Sgn John Hankey Smith to be Lleutenen t, by pur- we rejnicn at it, as a means of tonvincing others, oho Interior,B r a decree of his Excellency the Minister of the ""' 1 chars, vice Drummond, promoted ; Walter Arthur, Gent. to be date 4 this day, M. de Lacretelle has been de: .11111111.1.1111111111.11 111 . 111111111 0. 111 11 1 . 1 1 11 . 11 . 1 . 111111. ir i wanted some conclusive sign like this, to' induce them 'II Ensign, by purchase, vice Smith, promoted. THE EVENING STAR 96th Ditto - Honourahle Charles Robert St. John to be Ensign, by rived of hie functi o ns as Dramatic Censor. • ff purchase, vice Beville, promoted. Accounts from Madrid of the 13th tay-" The Swiss to abjure their doubts. It was on the . 12th that the 96th Woe-Major William Leader Moberly, from the lea Poe, Brigade set.out yesterday to return to France; General troops set out on their return to Fame; and, as tee to ea Lfeutenent Colonel, by purchase t vice !terries, who retire ,. ch LONDON. have news a day later from Madrid, which dots '• 97th D i tto-Captain Thomas Lynch td be Major, by pur am, &A:baud is to leave us the day after to morrow." ___....-__ . vice Giles , who retires; Captain Walter Snow, from half pay rams TOR =MI, DATZO FRIDAY, aaa. 19. ' not so much as allude to the rectal of oar Ambito • Ile Foot, to be Captain, vice Reeves, whose appointment hat uot \' PARIkJaw.IB. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20 , 1827. • • . sador, we may take it for granted that he was taken place. Letters from Lisbon of-the asth wiry: Ride Brigade -Lieutenant William Dolphin, from the 11th Foot " Marshal Beresford takes the command of the troops in Porto. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. still in that Capital, and bad given no indications 0 to be First Lieutenant, vice Kincaid, prOmoted. b gal .: ve N h otb ith th is g e v r e e r r y used prec be ige for u e dikneozwnitivaresl respecting his a ountry men. of a design to quit it immediately. In the meantime - Ist West India Regiment -Quartermutet; Serjeant Harry Corn. tinithe position of the' The City has • the appearance of a Sunday this Morning, an the wall, train the Quartermaster's General s Llepartment„.in Not shops are closed, as well as the Public Offices, in honour and gra- we wish to caution the public against the on silts and troops of the Marquis de Mavis in Beira. dad, to be Quartermaster, vice Kennedy, deceased.r 2d Ditto-Lieutenant James Eaten Dickenson to be Adjutant, vice " The Chambers were opened an the id. Her 'R oyal Highness titude to the Funeral of the late Duke of Yams, who has been speculations, which appear in the private correspondence being indisposed, could not open them in person." • much respected. The Stock Exchange and Foreign market bas Conran, deceased. c Letters fro Madrid of the Bth of January contain been opened tbis morning, from the hours of ten to twelve, when ref tome of our contemporaties, as they are in almost Ceylon Regiment-Lieutenant Peter Bennet Rayne to be Contain, _. by purchase, vice Parker, who retiree ; Second Lieutenant Fal- the following particulars : they were finally closed for the day : this has been done in cone- every cats the reverse of the truth, and are in get ward 11l' Vicar to be First lieutenant, without purchase, vice The old Captain General ' Eguia, formerly Minister queree of the expected Expresses from Paris, and the near appismeli natal got up to answer some party or selfish pu t . &Howes, deceased. • • of To he Second Lieutenants-Ilrownlow Edward Layard, Gent. War, Member of the Provisional Government in of the Account day. The, favourable - information which the Re. pose. Some of these reports are absolutely din was from Paris has broeght, rendered the market more lively • without purchase, vice kl`Viear ; John Barry Thomas, Gest. 1823, so well known for the obstinate situ ggle which mad the confidence with which they are •by purchase, vice Irvine, appointed to the 3d 'Foot. he maintained during the Revolution with the Consti- t ill s morning. Consols, which left off yesterday at 791 fee she g raceful, Royal African Colonial Corps-Captain Akzander Findlay, from tutional Government, died the day before yesterday of A ceo „, , tipe „ t d at 79 1 to a, an d were soon after done at 791, and given, betray the most impudent quackery. For ex. ' the 24 West India Regiment, to be Major, by purchase, vice apoplexy'. 'The state of his health had not allowed him 791 for next time ; stfer which they receded to 791 j for the Aa ample, where is the justice, or even common decency, .; Gregg, *hose promotion has not taken place. to leave his Toon') for two or three years. 'anvil.- ' count, and may now be quoted at 79j 1, and foe next time 791 1• in accusing the King of FRANCS of insincerity and the . Major Henry Dwyer, upon half pay Unattached, late Aide de Camp Independently of the forces sent -towards the frontiers No business of great importance has as yet taken place, and up to basest ditsimulation, whilst all the acts of his Govern. r. • to the late Marquis of Hastings, to be Lieutenant Culdnel in of Portugal, and to the camp of reserve at Talaweira, i bis hour we have no direct arrivals from Pommel ; but it is re- ment are distinguished by an honourable and straigla. • the Army. • the sth Regiment of light infantry, in garrison at prated that accounts have been received from Madrid, stating that Tu have the local rank of Lieutenant Colonel upon the Continent • forward policy ? All honourable minds have been long I Madrid,_ is goinf to leave us,- in order as it Seems to the differences have been settled, and FLIRDKUND haa agreed to the of Europe only-Edward Gregoty, Esq. late Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Major 44th Foot ; ChartesJames Barrow, Rbes late reinforce the camp at St. Roche. It is also propose d P - demands of Mr. LAs B. disgusted at the levity with which such seriaus charges v Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Major onen half pi 43d Pool : tosend to the Canaries two battalions now at Ceuta. In the Foreign market little is doing. are preferred against Personages of so h exalted stations, . to • Anthony Stransham, Esq. late Brevet Lieetensat Colonel and Vessels hired for this purpose, have been ready for this _ Current prices, Old Spanish 124 tn. Mexican 611 l. Colomblaa , and who are, besides, in amity with this country. set Major Royal Marines ; James Ormsby, Esq. late Brevet Lieu. month past ; the delay of this expeditiots is ascribed to m it 32 8' Chau ' 35 37 ' Perev" 30' hessian 854 ii Danish The news from Portugal in these papers is fully as flit tenant Colonel and Captain half pay end Foot ; Honourable John want of a coniroy. • Browne,late Lieutenant Colonel 13th Light Dragoons; William . 511 to 58. Verner, Esq. late Lieutenant Celonel half payooth Foot; John The Portuguese Government on its polls very ac- CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. • t satisfactory as that from Spain. The Government di ;a s ~_ Du Carrington Smith, Eaq. late Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Cap- tively employed - in potting into a state of defence the greaser energy in proportion as the state of the hal rain half pay 19th Foot; Thomas Stephen Swell, Esq. late Brevet The Consol market and Foreign market dosed at twelve plays frontier . of Alemtijo, on the light bank of the Guadiana.. lieutenant Colonel and Major half pey Bradsbaw's Reenthingo'clock, when Consols left off at at 79.1 1 for the Account, Re- country renders it less urgent; and this increased rigout an Corps • Duncan 31aepherson, Esq. late Brevet lieutenant cos. it has assembled several thousand soldiers, and put. doted at 79 to 4. After the House was closed, a number of Sob. affords a pledge, that when the present troubles shag be no and M ajor ' 78th Foot ;•John Redress Miry, Eaq.lato Lieutenant garrisons into some placesi.such as Estremos and Evotaa eculateet assembled at the various Coffee- hones and Colonel and Captain Ist Foot Guards. • • ' monte . It is affirmed that English Engineers are vi • ben and S pput down, there will be no - repetition of them.: The arC To have local rank as lieutenant Colonel in the East Indies only- .and still ton- siiitir the lines an d i ns Chin the fortifications on the courts in the neighbourhood of she Stock irachmg. ' Chambers were re-opened on the 2d inst. and at I.isben an Lieutenant Colonel James Skinner, of the Irregular Cavalry of •es tinned doing business. Consols have been done at 79j to SO for :at • the lion. FAN India Company's Service. •• -•• •• principal points. • ... .. • • the Account,. the greatest tranquility continued to reign. if 1 To have Meal rank of Majors an the Continent of Europe only- • Ia Beira the militaty_ events between the insurgents . __.........m...-_ In the F . m arket, all South American Securities have on Wm. D. Spooner, Req. late Major td Dragmaisi Wm- Thootto end the troop s of the .. Regency are still very loci nib- We have also received this morning Dutch Papers to son, Rem late ilia on half pay; Royal. Marines; Abraham be cant: The Marquia del Cliates' and the Viscount de im p flffed • . EXCHANGES. the 17th, and Hamburgh to the 13th inst. but their Ab Jame.; Esq. late Major 67th Foot; John Gordom•Esq. late Ms- ... :_,_ . w , . ~• . . . were at. the departure of the last accounts, - for 2d. Foot ; Thomas Shaw, Esq:late 'Brevet 'Major and Captain on.eininailflee . : , . . . AMITIRDAY, JAIL 11,-.00 12014018. 10. 05. a M.IL inl. contents are unimportant. The negociations between the :as half pay 6th Garrison Battalion • Wm. W..Swaine Esq. late still near Vizeu. Constitutional - forces were advancing HAinimm. last. 12.-On Leaden, 36. 7. 2M. 36. 4. Major 36th Foot ; Heads Is. Eliot, Esq. late Breve:Major and against them hi different directions, and appeared to , Lamm; Jse:e..-0e London, 3M. 6. 161. Netherlands and the See of Rome, on the subject of a tea • • Captain 64th Foot. • hove the intentiob of surronndinethem. On the East BIRLIO. Jam 9.-On London, aM. tr. Sag. . concor d at f or that kingdoos, appear to proceed very I n e KOSTITAL SRAM • • . '• VIENNA, Doc. 30.-On Louden, 2IL 9. 59. e a t. Deputy /meow , a i hm , i ,,, ki &p o ser , wo o kkb e to h e I ns p ec tor towards the _frontier of Castille the division of the in. f avoura bl y. L etters f rom B er li n, says a H am b urg hP aper s FUSCO PUSIORPARIS,JANUARTIS.Five per Cents. 99f. enc. in of Hospitals, by Brevet ; Deputy Inspector of Hospitals John ;urgent: which occupied Goads had abandoned eI.A emu, 38e. 33c. sae. • we_ sae. -These e x am ea 75 c , of the 12th, affirm that tome preliminary arrangemen tic FA,. 91.1). to be inspector of Hospitaisi by Brevet ; Dr. Thom town on the spproach•of :the:Count de Villa Flor, nod 65c. 70c. 73c. 90c. 95c. 67f. _ Bijok stook, 147410._R40tes de ' Inas Shorts, trim' halt pay " PbYmeime• to be Philician to the ' 'retired tovards Pinhel. ' .. •has been concluded respecting the affairs of Greece,with• Ti . N a pl es ,sf. rid -a-4'Bllth limits, 12f. - Royal Spaniels Loan, . Voices.• Ge • .For some - days the cold bathe.. more severe at Ma- 451, 49, est.- Rentes Perm d'Ehp. 40. - Exchange on*Losides, out noticing, however, the particulars. There is nq newt To be Surgeons to the Forces-Assistant Surgeon John Gbrinceys Russia d confirmation di ou h Kr from the 15th Light Dragoons; Assistant Surgeon Jahn Freda.. dead than has been known for some . years : It is said Pty . _Bloc: 1 4 2 - 5 :- 4 sc._ Meer i LSE Nes money . - Three Months , 18. by t h is arriv a l (win .an no t g rich Clarke, M.D. front the Slit Font, vice Sweeney, promoted; that some persons died suddenly in consequence. It is dor 40c paper 25L 25c. money.-s ry any other channel, of the important intelligence whist Assistant Surgeon James Dawn, from the Isci Light Dragoons , certain that the mortality' has much inereased since the N.B. Another printed llst published subsequent to the th ews As- St vice Hurd, who retires Upon half pay. • riestique, gives the following prices: , appeared two days ago in the STAR, respecting a testa of commencement . of * viinter... Pleurisies and inflammations To he Assistant Surgeons to the Forces - Assistant Surgeon David Three Per Cents , fi rst lakes 88 f- 85 c- highest price , ii'ff• ESe• tion of hostilities againft the Persians. on the lungs, diseases which are almost endemic in thisins Ewing; from the 21st Foot, vice Stem, placed upon half pay ; Lowe* price, 06f. 65c. last price 67L1106. • rat • Assistant Surgeon William Henry Sorrell, M:D. front the 724 capital during the bad season, have already carried off The act:Mints el the health of the King of Paessu continue ts , Foot, vice Nelson, placed upon half pay. a great number of pe rs ons . be favourable. - :au To be Hospital Assistants to the Forces-Junes Malcolm, Gent. Teem tax 90011DIKKOR ter ebtramov. We have received this morning by Express, f il e Patis On the illttk ef t hi s mob the Ligbt-bosee at Travermunde woo at • vice Marshall , appointed to the 87th Foot; James Brown Gib. • PA RIS, Jaatrier 17. Papers of Thursday, and the Etoile of yesterday. Their So son, N.H. vice Graves, appointed to the Stith Font; William . struck by lightning. The roof and th e upper part of the building A report has been circulated to-day on 'Change that contents, particularly the intelligence in the o ffi cial and were b urs a, Ch Toulmin, Gent. vice Poole, appointed to the 2d Foot; William • Henry Fryer, Gent. vice Cornet, appointed to the 69th Foe; Boyer, president of Hayti, was assassinated in the re- demi-official Journal, are highly interesting; an d the --mmo-.-- pn James Henry Brooks, Gent. vice Berne, appointed to the 77th- cent insurrection at St. Domingo. In consequence of Foot ; John Maitland, Gent. vice Ayre, appointed to the 6341 this news, the Haitian Loan fell 2.5 cents. It is quoted reties, as we anticipated yesterday, have entirely re- . This evetiog the mortal remains of the illuatriom sin Foot; David Pitcaitn, Gent. vice Meade,. appointed to the covered from their late depression. The improvement, and deeply lamented Duke of YORK will be consigned to the tomb P e wi Royal African Colonial Corps; Joseph Edmondson, Gent. vice at 575 firs. Th , The Quotiditen4 after t too, has been as rapid as the fall ; and a further rise, we stating fife destination of :eve-The mournful event was observed in the metropolis with a 'oleo ' Sibbald, appointed to the Royal African Colonial Corp.; Charles pity becoming the dem The Mariska-llerase, Guildhall, at ak . Robert Pithrld, Gent.; William Fletcher. G e m .; William cal regiments, says- ,4 It may be judged by the di rer - think, may be confidently anticipated. It is now certain R o ins yal , else Mock Ezebeagmthe Poise Offices, and mu Held, Gent , vice Greater:, Appointed to the Ist Foot ; Boleyn tion given to the several regiments, that Badajoz and thr • Gordon Webb, Gent. vice Mean, appointed to the 47th Feet; that the Spanish Cabinet has so completely lowered its of the Government DOcee, were closed fee the greater pan of the yi , ~ Salamanca are the two centres round which almost all Joseph Weare Sparks Lowe, Gent.vice Sinclair, appointed t the fences put in motion by the Cabinet o f Madrid are tone and pretensions, as to justify a hope, that it will day ;as well as the shopm• This is a tribute net merely of form ml the 86th Foot. ' Toile Deputy Purveyor to the Forces-Deputy Purveyor Joseph collecting. It seems, however, that the principal. corps give up at last all -the controverted points; and having bin *unity of the heart. No public mourning has ever on any stn eec Ilalyingtoc, from the half pay. will be at Badajoi doubtless ,because this part of the once satisfied the Portuguese Government for the past, been mere general than on the peanut; and it must be vil WATT/MORD. • wii .. Spanish frontier i s t h e nearest to Lisbon ; beside; in case it would not surprise us, were it, for the purpose of title, of the mnst e g ons D ecease d patifying to all geodl4o to bad that the amiable and manly qua. co - To be Ll:cotenant Colonels of Infantry, by porchase-Major have ensured esteem to his me. • liens Chatitherlayne, front the 2d Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant of war this corps would have to act alone, whereas th at . allaying, or rather wholly stifling, future jealousy, to nog from sitchaess of thicessonnalty. EV • and Captain Henry &lefty, frorn•the Coldstream Foot Guards; of Salamanca would only have to march forward in follow the example of that Power, in proclaiming the • 3! r. Major John Earl of Wiltshire, from the Bth Light Drainme• order to join the Royal Portuguese army, which occu- - - • R 2 To be Majors of Infantry, by purchase-Captain North Ludlow pies the province of Beira." Constitutional system. This last hypothesis, we freely Beamish, from the 4th Dragoon Guards; Captain . Arming Sim. receives very little encouragement from the It is said that the Loon CRANCIILLOR, having bees g i We learn by our letters from Barcelona, that two ,admit, coe Henry Mountain, front the 76th Foot; Ca pta i ns George- recommended not to undergo the fatigue of attending the Duke d Ai Seymour Crole, from the 41st Foot; thiptain Hugh Henry Rose, schooners that were in that port sailed on the 10th of character, either of the Spanish but then his fears, and his extremely , Monarch, or of his Youe's (mural, replied, that he would de se were it to cost him ht. is . from the 1916 Foot. January for Carthagenc- life is To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase-Lieutenant Henry Wan- • FROM TIM COURIER lIKRISCALI RV TOURIRAT. chief advisers ; ' We ne are sinc erely dsa in y c . erely happy to hear that the Marquis .' too, from the 52d Foot; Lieutenant George Drummond, from It is true as stated on 'Change that the English Le. critical situation, not to speak of the wishes so decidedly -Wettest= le nearly recovered from his late Indisposision.-Darada at • • the 934 Foot ; lieutenant Granby Hales Calcraft, from the 28th , from t h e 83d gamma was not present on Monday at the great diplo- expressed by all enlightened Spaniards, are in favour NI L " Zit Foot; Lieutenants Stuttholme John Hodgson, • Foot; Lieutenant Robert Taney Hawk& from the 78th Foot ; matic dinner of the Baron de DAMES, but it was merely o f i t t and FSRDINAND is not the first Sovereign, who xesterday, the dispatches for Bengal and China, by "" ' 0 Lieutenant John OeilvD from the Ist Foot; Lieutenant Sir a point of etiquette. The English Ambassador had re. ' Richard John Fletcher.liert. from the 43d Foot; Lieutenant oe . tved only the day before the news of the death of his has been obliged to sacrifice his inclinations to much the ship Reps*. Cartaill Cliollili2 BRUM Gasaars, were clouds t the East India Henn, and delivered to the Parser of that ship. ; 10 George Lyon, from the 23 Life Guard,; Lieutenant Gebrge 100 . l rg ness the Duke of York ; but he had re- less powerful considerations than those we have men It is computed that the different new works now is t, 0 i Johnston, from the tat West India Regiment ; Lieutenant James R IH . h . . contemplation by the Middlesex County Magistrates, it • g William Fisher, front the 62d Foot. ••• (rained for some days from appearing at any public tioned. In the meantime we may boldly affirm, that all carried into effect, will require county rates amount - ' re . ,T o b e Li eu tenants of Infantry, by purchase-Ensign William meeting. He therefore thought it would not be proper if he does not gracefully yield, be will be forcibly cont. ing to upwards of 1200,000. • • (lowly Campbell, tram the 4th Foot ; En-ign Charles William :.• to lie present at the dinner of M. de Damas: We are St. John Wall, from the 46th Foot ; Ensign George Ruddle, front pilled, before the expiration too of another h befo re that ree sent excuse in wr i t i ng year, tont,- A passenger in the schooner William, arrived free . . • the 61st Foot ; Ensign Cruiton Thomas Vandeieue , from the Slat assure d he had stitute a milder rule for the insolent and almost in- Maracaibo, at New York, contradicts the statements A Foot; Ensign John Lane, trom the 16th Foot. made it per sonally. This fact therefore was not in any already received through another channel. He I tolerable tyranny which he exercises at present, provided • respect of the importance which some persons seemed to MILMORANDA. Maracaibo the 19th of November, at which time Gee The undermentioned ()ibex's have been allowed to dispose of attach to it. his exasperated subjects consent to leave any authority B4rnandez was at Barcelona, and Gen. Pars at Vale« their half pay :' in the hands of so faithless a depositary. At least the cia, quietly awaiting the arrival of Bolivar, who was Lieutenant Colonel John James Earl Waidegrave, half pay 98th GERMAN PAPERS. Foot ; Litutenast Colonel Joseph Twigg, late itsi Royal Veteran -am.- problem of his being King or not, at the expiration of shortly expected. Battalion; Captain Richard Josiah Peat, half pay 59th Foot; CONSTANTINOPLE. Dammam 13. another year, depends upon the degree ,of grace o r rt. . q WINDSOR, JAN. 18.-Thursday morning, as so Captain Charles Chitty, half pay 4341 Foot;. Captain Hugh Among the most remarkable ordinances that hate appeared tance he may display in conferring upon his people workmen were engaged in removing some very large ' Hughes. half pay sth Foot ; Lieutenant Angus -Macleod, half since the reforms undertaken in the internal administration, is the lite stones for the repairs going R forward at Windsor Castle, pay Cape Regiment; Captain George Mackey (Major). half Pay Fkletan iteued some time ago, relative to the inheritances of the a Constitution conformable to the spirit of the age; a poor man, named Smith, had his legs so dread, ully Kelso egiment ; Captain Francis Green Goodwin, half pay• Mahometan aud other subjects of the Porte, and the abolition of 4th Foot ; and should he resist to the last, it is probable that f racture d b y a stone w hi c h f e ll upon them, that it be- Lieutenant Robert FituGis,boa, half pay 3d Foot ; confiscation. This Hunan is to the following effect: Lieutenant John Thomas Hislop, hak pay euth Foot ; Major " The Janissaries, by their audacity and insubordination, bad he would be treated in his turn as an irreclaimable came necessary to have them both ,p if he wish th a t prompt, amputated. His Thomas Stephen &yeti (Lieutenant Colonel), half pay Brad. been led to the commission of all kinds of excesses, and, b ' thaw's Recruiting Corps ; Major Stephen Daley Kelly, half pay t h e i r exor bi tant demand s, exhausted the Treasury ; they bad, by s surgeon and Sir John Chapman were in Id? despot, and be expelled from the th rone . H ow . Majesty unattached; Captain St. Julia Wells Lucas, halt pay 97th Foot; this m e ans, prevented ali airs from bring' regulated in a proper ever, his decision muot b e tendance. So great were the sufferings of the poor man Lieutenant William Short Tyeth, half pay 29th Foot; Lieut 6. manner. Among the evils arising from this was that of con as the labourers were carrying him home on a shunt'', su nt James Penman Gairdner, half pay Rifle Brigade ; Lieut.- fis c ati o n and ' inventories of inheritance, as a necessary cons; -- it should have the merit of a spontane o u s ac t ; for that he imp lored them to throw him into the liver. The nsnt Colonel William Ilelfurd, late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; quence to make up for the deficiency caused in the Treasury by t h e C onst i tut i ona li sts a r e a l rea dy on t h e a l ert, an d Princess A UGUSTA, it is. said, is very much affected a: Major John Oke (Lieutenant Colonel) ball pay 61st Foot; the sums expended en the Janissaries ; but now that by the e, is. Major James Grant, half pay HI-attached ; Captain Benjamin solution of the Janissaries, and the entire abolition of Men' nam it probably want only the presence of a leader, in whom the death- of her Royal Brother ; she was confined to they can plac e confidence. to make a general and sim u l - • Wilde. half pay as Paymaster 29th Fust ; Captain Janes Dad- was become possible to purify the Government of the Sultan fromher apartments at Fr ore, in consequence of a fio we ll, h a lf p a y port liguete Officers; Paymaster Archibald Camp. this stain, he had been able to give the following Order: That since, taneocis movement. The Spanish Government too, it is during the latter pan of his Royal Highness's sickness bell, half pay 92d Foot. ' thanks to Heaven, the Sublime Puny a nd all Mussulmen are hence- , 1 The date of Dr. Ebenezer Brown's Commiaiion, as Brevet In. forth sincere against the excesses of the said corps (of Janisearies), said, is extremely alarmed at their proceedings, who, and did not see him so recently befor his decease as lilt specter of Hospitals, is to be 9th December, 1823, and nut 111th the profuse waste of the public money shaU cease; that from this other members of the Royal Family. The coaches are ay, 1825. tim e f o r w ard p eo pl e are espec i a ll y to attend, with the Aid or Goo to , n avoid persecution, have pretended to be Secede s , a re a ll engage d t hi s wee k , a l though double fare i s charge d M 'lse-Chi titian 'lame of Ilajocilames, appointed Major nn the in all thins., to the observance of the pure law, that they do not throwing off the odiou., mask, now that circumstances and the tradesmen in this place,whose houses are situate cowmen, of Europe only, on 30th November, 18m6, is Chucks, depart in any point Irons tWe Book of Gon, and the tinges eb- encourage tßem to mauifest their real sentiments.- served by his Prophet ; and that, above all thine., from this day in the line the procession will take, have MA of she • ' and not H'edun. The appointment of Mr. Champroniere to be Ensign its the 55th forward, the ruinous systens of confiscation than be Abolished, so Whether this discovery has had any intience in wen- let their front windows for considerable sums of cool ey Foot, is vice Bowies promoted, awl not vice Peck promoted, as that, on the death of a Vizier, a Penh.; of two tails, a Minister Or ail , other Offerer of the Sublime Ante, or any other considerable doting ing FERDINAND more tractable on the s ubj ect o f the FLATTIOiIf.-Flatterers may soothe the person the fornierly stated. • . laud with interested adulation, but there is a secret s Utatracran. person at Constantimerk ; or, on the other hand, ssf an Ayan, a Portuguese Constitution, is mere matter of conjecture the human heart which usually withholds them from • The undermentinned.Oalcer, baying Brevet rank superior to his Waiwnde, a Mutmlini a merchant, is short, 01 any Islus•miman of course; but let the CAM, be what it will, which has the absent to their familiar correspondent& Nyder* is . grateful to the adulating, than to meet Ila rives, a lobs Regimental Comn ti .. MO. has accepted promotion upon hut pay, er . Baia, What/ter Int . may be, the whole of b • runtime so the General Grder of the 2511: April, 1626. it Pl'heittibl it great or small, all his :Erects and property shall be divided anion; • indti r ced so-mat ked a devi dints from his usual course publicly extel.-fiterery amnia's. • ..• .• .- . • • THE EVENING STAR. EXCHANGES. AIM/MOAK, IA:1;411.-4M Lomb% 10. 05. M. 11. 971. HAnsusom. JAL 12.—0 n Loados,36. 7. sM. 36. 4. Lunn, JAN:I.-LAM Landos. 3 M. 6. 161. Bums JAst. 6..—0 a limb= 3 M. 6. 37j. VIENNA; ilsc. 30.—0 n Londiio, 2 IL O. Se. Pintas-PAN:NIA/MART Ig.-Five per Cents. 99r. toe. 440 c. 35c. 40c. Ssc. 30c. 55e. 30c. 55c. -Three per Cents. 661. 75c. 65c. 70c. 75c. 90c. 95c. 671.-Rink Stock, g,0001.-Rennes de Naples, 75f. Sc.l - Spanish Relates, 121. - Royal Spanish Loan, 413 e, 49, 4111.- Reines Perp . crap. 40. - Exchange on London, Por Month, 2.5 f. 4Se. paper ; 251. 50c. money. - Threat Months, 251. 40c. paper; 25f. 25c. money.- , CiaursAanleisSfue, Jaseoary 1L N. B. Another painted list published subsequent to the Chews Ass thentique, gives the following prices: Three per Cents. first price, 661. 115 e. highest price, 671. 2k. Lamm price, 06f. 65c. last price WM We. We have received this morning by Express, the Pails Papers of Thursday, and the Etoile of yesterday. Their contents, particularly the intelligence in the official and demi•official Journal, are highly interesting; and the reales, as we anticipated yesterday, have entirely re. covered from their late depression. The improvement, too, has been as rapid as the fall; and a further rise, we' think, may be confidently anticipated. It is now certain ' that the Spanish Cabinet has so completely lowered its toile and pretensions, as to justify a hope, that it will give up at last all .the controverted points; and having once satisfied the Portuguese Government for the past, it would not surprise us, were it, for the purpose of allaying, or rather wholly stifling, future jealousy, to follow the example of that Power, in proclaiming the Constitutional system. This last hypothesis, we freely . admit, receives very little encouragement from the character, either of the Spanish Monarch, or of his chief advisers ; but then his fears, and his extremely critical situation, not to speak of the wishes so decidedly expressed by all enlightened Spaniaids, are in favour of it ; and FiRDINAND is not the first Sovereign, who has been obliged to sacrifice his inclinations to much less powerful considerations than those we have men tioned. In the meantime we may boldly affirm, that if he does net gracefully yield, be will be forcibly com pelled, before the expiration too of another year, to sub stitute a milder rule for the insolent and almost in• tolerable tyranny which he.exercises at present, provided his exasperated subjects consent to leave any authority in the hands of so faithless a depositary. At least the problem of his being King or not, at the expiration of another year, depends upon the degree .of grace or rt. luctance he may display in conferring upon his people a Constitution conformable to the spirit of the age; and should he resist to the last, it is probable that he would be treated in his turn as an irreclaimable despot, and be expelled from the throne. How. ever, his decision mu. be prompt, if he wish that it should have the merit of a spontaneous act; fo r the Constitutionalists are already on the alert, and probably plobably want only the presence of a leader, in whom they can place confidence , to make a general and simul taneous movement. The Spanish Government too, it is said, is extremely alarmed at their proceedings, who, to avoid persecution, have pretended to be &vanes, are 'blowing off the odiou s mask, now that circumstances encoutage tllem to manifest their real sentiments.-- Whether this discovery has had any inil lence in wen• ing FERDINAN ' D mole tractable on the subject of the Portuguese Constitution, is mere matter of conjecture of course; but let the CAMe be what it will, which has • induced so mat ked a devi dina from his usual course 'I ha 'ln no WI