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

.ti ' . ~..~.a. . 'MK As akapa or v. we. raw st. LIM of TIM DAY. . Carrier •Thristais.-A change in the Ministry necessary . ; the seals are intended for M. Portalitt The war departs:eat* General d'Ambrugear ; that at ecclesiastical affairs for the Bishop Of Bordeaux ; 'of the interior for IL de Martignac ; M. de Valais se eervln biimielf the office of President of the Cemiell. Dia • • The Mary& de Chaves 'whip Serwwd ma* hat maslitiot of awry anagemesit. that iM gases-Metber ,bail be rterfsferf. Riese. The Coistiotel announces, we know not on what authority, that the Catkin d'Offalia is to take the place of fk.de Caloonarie in the Spanish Ministry. The latest accounts from Madrid are of the 22d, at which time thii change had not taken place. PARIS, Jas. SIP. Letters from Corfu speak of the arrival of a Tartar sent from Constantinople to Ibrahim Paella, with formal orders to furnish a detachment from the dicers of his army to be pl iced in new troops organized at Constan-' tinople. These letters add, that this order leaves Ibrahim only the alternative of disobeying either the Sultan or his father, he having previously received or den from the latter to bring back all this army to Egypt, in case the Porte should consent to make an ar-1 rangement with the Greeks. A Ogres) ouninuakates that M. do Villa Camps, a Spoidt !Loyalist and Captain to the array Olds Sovereign, buboes abligad e by superior order. to quit Pans. TWO Ms 10W1101•L am beaus' OW TWANNIAT. MADRID, 3•11. Some symptoms of effervescence have begun to appear here since the departure of the Swiss, by pasquinade', libido the police are obliged to ffINOWC every morning from the corners of the streets. However, if we antes believe public rumour, the Swiss will soon be followed by the garrisons of Cadiz and Barcelona. I do not ' know what confidence task to attach to these reports, but I can guarantee to you the general inspection of the milit.a. Orders have been dispatched to the Tali. tugs of Buj rlenee, of Cordon, and of yEcipa, to 'march to Xeres de ra Fronters, which is only seven _leagues from Cadiz. Is this to releave the French garri son? Is it to watch it ? This is what I cannot. explain to you, but the fact which I relate is true. Upon the other side, a levy of 30,000 men is definitively decreed; ' and as to the equipment of the Royalist Volunteer, ' it Is c. fried on here with surprising activity, money 1 , r this kind of outfit being extremely abuidant. A letter from Salamanca. which I have now before me, states as follows: 'Our late guests have already returned to • the. Spanish territory, alter having been beaten by the : tu • rps of the Regency. This has caused, for some days. so great a change en people's minds, that much mischief is apprehended if any drrot of Portuguese refugees is to be established hoe. The Marquis of Chaves has ie. • treated upon Peubla de Lanabria, in Galicia; and Gen. • Silvelra being repeatedly beaten and wounded in the leg. was obliged to throw himself into the fortress of , Almeida, so that before a few (Lim the expedition of the infantists will have breathed its last.* ; .• ORANADA, Jamaaar a. • I The Colonel of Cavalry, Francisco Abad Moreau` called Chaleco, better known Dueler the name of d'Abad. which he bore in what the Spaniards called the war of independenee, was in 1822 General Commandant of la Mancha. In 1823 he served under Bellastriros, and after a very smart engagemeat with the cuirassiers of Berry, be capitulated. like bit chief. • with the Marquis la Roche Drageta.,l4o guarenteed that he should not • be arraigned for his opinions aid political conduct. In etpecting the defitsitaretteaty; he caused his troops to • 'ftbservethe beit'diselptine. In the Notember following he was arrested in his bed, 'Ana etaidected to Val= • oat, where - he was immured in'a dungeon, and I with irons. He was refused permission to see his wilt and children. but was daily exposed. for many hours ai the sneers and insults of all who wished to deride Wont his property was sequestrated.' In spite of his epeated • ,' denials, the Tribunal of Valdepestas wislsa.A.-- to trashier •*" 'bins as having belonged to the secret societies, they • 'refused him the benefit of the power which wa given • • 'him by the decree - 4 the lit of May, 1824. They re moved him from dungeon to dungeon,until they ht • him to Graoada, where he was placed at the dispose f the Chancery, the superior tribunal of this part of Spain:' • Abs/ presented there his capitulation, and'the ecru& cater of the Marquis la Roche Dragon, attested by the Muskat Molitor, but the tribunal did not desist on that account. The opinion of the Fiscal Magistrate was however favourable, and the Royal Chancery of Gra nada, considering that all the accusations pretend •• against him were false, and recognising the validity of his capitulation, declared the inquiry terminated, and ordered that by virtue of the decree of the Ist of May, 1824. passports for quitting the country ought to be delivered. •Bet according to usage this judgment has • been transmitted to the King, whit has remitted the procedure to the Council of Castile, who have decided that Colonel Abad becondeassed for four years at least • to the gallies of Africa. This sentence only awaits the • Royal decisios. •• • MADRID, Jas. :O. — • earkath pretty since the espertere et the Swiss, 'eery = mernitv sane pakninicie removed hem the corners mom • Tbe fellewim• was polled dews lan • Rel 4esmianes—La Reim Inhale-4ns Realism mates. de—La Camationien anclansle." [The King is steeping—the %mu is wahimg—the Royalists are inassaereing—the Comstitstion is getting on.] • At Setansas, a town of Galicia, ;Fe gibbers wale Elena set up in dimply& aquae on the marring oZ the 51 st. The me was in. ea ibs4- 4 By the Apeetolicals ;" the other," For the Apestolicals." On the 15th and 16th • very serious troubles broke out between the two parties, at AleaLt de Henares, a town about five leagues from this city: On the latter day . the consequences might have been serious, • had it not been for the unexpected arrival of a detachment of • troops of the line, by which order was tempoiazily re established. It will, however, soon be disturbed: for, as I wrote to you in my last, the consequence o f t h e departure of the Swiss wiil be the arrival of the Liberals, • who were quiet while the Swiss were in Madrid, but , orb° Are tar from being numerically so weak as some, • persons Affect to believe. The constitutional band, formed in the mountains of I: o nda, has sent some detachments into the interior.— aie of the cavalry entered Estremera, in the province, of La Mancha, whence after obtaining provisions and forage. he proceeded to Madrid. This is said to be stated.in the report of the Alcalde of Estremers. We are assured that our Ambassador at Bari: is about to be • changed. • _ _ PARIS, Jar.llll. Our Ministerial Journals hove already stated, first, . that M. Valdez, and next, tisat M. Villacanspa, had re , eeivnsi ceders to ken grams, being accused of haring" participated in th e intlignes of the aportolicalsefFranco, Spain, and Portugal, for creating disorder in the lan' . , . / • ~...' • , 1 • ' -..... . • i : I ' , . • 7 ' . . t COUI , '.. P . PA 1 1' It* • mad .. ° Ser t • • Oa eitairree wnmeasaar, saw st. tole 1 • , tuts OD TIM DAY. Tits Carrier 11 1 Viostwisa—A change in the Mipistry h ° ° ' was 1 necessary . ; the seals are intended for M. Portalis • blip . , jr. - The war departmest for General d'Ambengear ; that of 9 )11 AI: -.- ante ecclesiastical affairs for the Bishop of Bordeaux ; was be co of the interior for M. de Martignac ; M. de ViUele re- _ esr.vlit to biimielf the office of President of the Council. "")) r .Zhe • ' - Ths Menials de dime Wogs forward a the over Itint soadition of awy anagessesit. that ilea Clasea•Metber the/ he spot ) didfariti: itigitat. they 1 / 1 . 4 Coistiotel announce% we know not on what t o n , I , authority, that the Comic d'Offalia is to take the place apes of fif.de Caloonarie in the Spanish Ministry. The latest try . accounts front Madrid are of the 22d, at which time lys thii change had not taken place. Pi et ; PARIS, Jas. all. d= a , Letters from Corfu speak of the arrival of a Tartar vent from Constantinople to Ibrahim Paeba, with formal orders to furnish a detachment front the officers of his I army to be pl iced in new troops organized at Constan- -1 tinople. These letters add, that this order leaves 1 ibrattim only the alternative of disobeying either the Sultan or his father, he having previously received or- 8, den from the latter to bring back all this army to Egypt, in case the Porte should consent to make an at- C. rangement with the Greeks. braes A icons) auniounkates that M. de Villa Camp', a Stasi* ...„,.., Staysails and Captain in tbe artily ends Sovereign, buboes 'bilged, the -- the g 1 by superior order. wapiti Puts. raw* TUB 101111171• L BO BITIATI or 71556?. faun MADRID, Jai. tut. be et I Some symptoms of e ff ervescence haie begun to appear Co 1 I beresincs the departure of the Swiss, by pasquinades, Mao . 1 ' libido the police are obliged to ffOlOtt every morning Ram I Y* i 'from the corners of the streets. However, if we are to ' believe public rumour, the Swiss will soon be followed Beall by the garrisons of Cadiz and Barcelona. I do not 6 ' know what confidenceoughr to attach to these reports, Dkte 1 but I can guarantee to you the general inspection of v.. the militia. Orders have been dispatched to the regi• osoli runts of Buj rlenee, of Cordon, and of d'Beipa, to a nkt i 'march to Xeres de ra Prancers, which is only seven ; o n Jeagoes from Cadiz. Is this to release the Ftench garri- eat I*, sonl Is it to watch it? This is what I cannot explain Bel to you, but the fact which I telate is tree. Upon the Guise side, a levy of 30,000 men is definitively decreed; ~P!!' , , ' sad as to the e q ui p ment of the Royalist Volunteers' it ti,7. 'I I ' ls c. tried on here with sur p risin g activit y , money ft r pm, I : gris kind of outfit being extremely abundant. A letter nay , from Salamanca, which I have new before me, states ..„ iras follows: ' "Our late guests have already returned to II t • the. Spanish territory, atter having been beaten by the in : troops of the Regency. This has caused, for some days. are , , so great a change en people's minds, that much mischief Spar t is apprehended if any drnwt of Portuguese refugees is "-- to be established hoe. The Matquis of Chaves has re. pica • treated upon Peubla de Lanabria,or Galicia; and Gen. viol i • Silvelra being repeatedly beaten and wounded in tits confi ' leg. was obliged to throw himself into the fortress of befit , Almeida, so that before a few days, the expedition of Ge nt : the infantists will have breathed its last.* ORANADA, Jamoaat a. . . Coot t .• I . The Colonel of Cavalry, Francisco Abad Moreno, of t . tilled Chaleco, better known trader the name of d'Abad. nam which he bore in what the Spaniards called the war of Digs independence, was in 1822 General Commandant of la Mancha. In 1823 he served under Bellastriros, and ~.., ! after a very smart engagerotat with the cuirassiers of 911110 , il • Berry, be capitulated., like his chief. • with the Marquis agai • la Roche Dragon.,:rdo gement* that he should not sod • be arraigned for his opinions aid political conduct. In ant etpecting the defitsinVetteatyl he caused his troops to k , • 'dliserrethe beit'distiptine. In the Notember following "' will I hi was arrested in his bed, "ate' esiddected to Vald ep e. Cad • ear, where - he was immured in'a dungeon, and loaded Cher 4.- ;t.. country. M. Berg% who *Own iota tho int for mation of the *agency of Urgai fi lio of the most etth's agents of the apo,tohcal .patty. bee also received orders to kave nos; and k was not milieu Great difficulty** he Gould obtain from his cildiriends, who now proscribe., him, permission to remain a few_dayi in Path to wind, op his pr vate Iffairs. What is to be thought of a Mi. sister who encourages intrigues, of which be at length becomes so ashamed as to disavow and pececribe his own agents in them? If these Spaniards have been over-active and zealous in transmitting hints from the apostolicals in Peril to the apostolicals in Spain, ought they for that to be banished, while, at the same time, so much deference is shewn in France for the same apostolicals. that the prosperity and liberty of the coun try .is to be sacriiced to them ? Bat the Minister pays no respect either to the rights of foreigners or French citizens. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, FRIIIWARY 2, IS TI. Mum AT Tuffs Bus—Pssassaens or sus &or Vass. STOCK RXCHANGR, TWILLVK O'CLOCK. Gawk which left of yesterday rather heavy at ?ill ter Fe bruary, spewed this mesaing at 741, with little business doing at Kum ; sines width they Moe recovered again to SOS, owing to the general opinion that die again of Portugal ars draw* to a favouribie cowhides, sod the doll war in that asentri veal was be tiradisated.—TA the Foreign Market Buie doing. Current Prices: Old lipeeish' 141. linine 621 1, blast 34i 1. Powerless 51 al, Chilise 35 ST. Portuguese 741 TS, Russian MA 1. Danish Se L Greek If 1. FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Brasilia, Boods,Sp (XII I Mex. Bowls, Spur Ct. Chaim Beads,' per Ct. al Do. Acct. etoodchwe Bowls. i p Ct. 52 Do. 13411.1111.1.1pCt.66l l 4 si Dkto 8d5,111114.341 1415114 Do. Aw. 261 51 Ac.t. 54i b4ISIII 41 Peruvian Widely C. Owlish hands 3 pCt. Russ. ilds. 1622. a p C. 211 I Ditto Amount 62 Span. Bowie p Ct. IS Bona Bonds. S p Ct. , Do. Ant. 141 IS 1 Do. Bonds, Ins, sp C. .1 Ii Fr. Rests,. Sp C. 10M lOa Ditto Acct. 161 N &change. lit 110 e BRITISH AND FORMON SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. Potosi La Pas & Pim. A1a00.16 'AMA I tl 14.i1 10 400 lib 40 50 125 110 VI United Aleticaa 10 s XI 5114 hisViali rotas Cha He It 23 Protector Vint The last accounts from Madrid, such as they appear in the Path Papers which have arrived since our last, are tranquillizing as they respect the policy of the Spanish Court, whilst they present as favourable a picture as possible of the affairs df our ally. These ad vices are brought down to the ggii ult. and besides fully confitming the intere.ting ii.telligence we gave the day, before yesterday, tbit Lotto*, and two other Spanish General', had bees ordered to be brought bef re a Court Martial ; they announce a fact, equally decisive of the conciliatory disposition of King FgIDINAVD, namely, the dismissal of CaLosseaort, the attire, in triguing. and devoted tool of the Apostolical party. The situation he held gave him great ingeence, which a psin of his principles was sure to exercise against the best and most enlightened part of the nation; and the appointment of his successor is the snore import ant at 4 the present juncture, as it would prove ranch better, than fifty manifestoes, the real sentiments of his Catholic. Majesty. Had it fallen for example upon ano ther obsequious instrument of the Junta, which, like an Incubus, bestrides that unfortunate nation, we should regard it as a mere courtly feint—a changing of persons but not of measures; and it would be of course said, that the only way to bind , so 'bugling a Power, should bitowith cords. We are, therefore, glad to learn that the choice has fallen upon a person, who was caasidered a s fit to represent hirMonarch at the English Court, and, who long before, , had been lo •ked up to by the en lightened and moderate friends of the Monarchy, as , qualified to take the supreme dire:tioa of affairs. It is therefore almost superfluous to say; that he enjoys the confidence of the French and British legations, and, upon the whole, the appointment of Count OrALIA to the Ministry of Grace and Justice, may be regarded as the most conclusive proof the Spanish Monarch has yet given of his pacific disposition. The Corraitutioand gives the news as certain ; and the Etoik, without contradicting it, merely says, that its last advice: from the Spanish capital are wholly silent on the subject. It is pretty clear, however, from its manner of treating the report, that it considers it as highly probable.— Another symptom of the conciliatory temper, or em barrassing situation (which in Get are now synonimous) of the Spanish Government, is the recal of the Guards to Madrid, after they had proceeded a considerabl diatance on •their route to join' the, Army of Ob? :creation. It is more than hinted that - their presence was required in the Capital, to overawe the dis agected ; but, be the cause what it will, the mea• sure itself shews that the• fear of the Portuguese Constitutionalists is become secondary to that which the Spanish Liberals inspire, and that consequently Fenn. NAND is more intent upon upholding his own system, than combating that of.a neighbouring State. His owe concerns, if we are not much mistaken, will soon re quire his undivided attention and energy; and we shall certainly feel surprised, if they prove in the end ade- quate to the task. The Liberals, it is well known, were never wholly subdued, and as they constitute not only the most intelligent, but also the most ac. tire and martial part of the nation, we easily dredit all that we read of the impatience which they display at this moment. At least it may be confidently asserted, that they will furnish full occupation to their domestic enemies for some time to come, and ultimately succeed in overpowering them, particularly as all circumstances tend to augment thelr numbers, and thin the ranks of the pure Royalists. . L the meantime. the Portuguese tenitory is wholly purged of the rebels. The Marquis of Cuawn, with a few desperate adherents, liar Bed ineo Qalieisi"; sad his tattle SILVEIRA, after haiing beta severely wounded the hi, has might Wage in another part of Spain. are to be satrificed, as we all along saticiameed. tb the Milli policy or the Spanish-Coors; and we hail the marapilt the more reidily, ia the filavnaws are wholly 'swarthy of sympathy, A. it will be without as aliciy 0 pity, it cannot fail totd make a great and Silletarr ptrswoa it this moment. It is well known that Despots are served from most mercenary motives ; and perhaps they are be blamed for sacrificing, toilette:es their convenitre requires it, the wretches who minister to their worst passions, and use every art and deception at the time, to inflame them. It is therefore of the utility that their relations towards one another, be well understood ; and the treatment that awaits Portuguese refugees, as well as the Spanish Officers badlassisted them,will cant ibute to this right nealerstaod lag. It will also assist wonderfully towards the suppress sion of servile principles, it being much better that should be immolated to the fears and necessities . 144iavalian Court, than if they were to receive ,sferp race from popular feeling. We have received this morning, through the and South American Cofee House, New York to the 11th ult. The question whether the Government of the States will , taka any part in The colonization Blacks on the coast of Africa, has been decisivel by the House of Representatives, in refusing to , a resolution proposed by a Mr. Weems, of Ma asking an inquiry by special Committee, into pediency of appropriating money for the maven of such free negroes as are divvied to go to A refusal not only to giant an inquiry, but to cot. the request, is deemed conclusive as to the disposition of the House. PUERTO CABELLO, Novonea se. Atioor o'clOck on the Morning of the mast, Colonel Cala, the Governor of this and Guens. the Commandant of the Castle, rested by the Officers of the Battalion on duty Commodore Borgueir appointed Governor for the being, and the officers and men have sworn to hold place subject only to the order of General Bolivar. 0,1 the 221 inst. General Pedro Bresano arrrived here, and has been prevailed on to rem. take the command. The Civil Authorities have proved of what has been one, and sent to I PAO; that they will not recognize him as* Chief. Every preparation is making for defence, thou s , the general opinion is thatPaes wilt not hare a sufficient farce to attack us, even it he wish it. Such is the en the subject, that I should not be surprised to Caraccas doing the same. Colonel Caravan* dispatched two companies . Battalion de Occideutes and a kw Cavalry against The Cavalry were mad enough to Stamp' , the barrier, and were fired upon by the picquert r Qfficers was dangefosisly wouncieJ—Ahis remaii ktessediately retreated. The two companies of info =over to the town, and entered bhouting,lsolivar is no doubt but that all the troops sent against WE do the same. • - • Tbe proclamation made by Pact after the - last ing at the San Francisco was the primary cease movement: - Business, of souse, is at la stand. • remain so until this affair is settled. • By the New York Papers it seems that the claims. numerous •individuals upon -the French GOvernment (commonly called French spoliation) are is the-7 of a person who is 'Nokias a digest for report from Department of State to the Housed Representatir conformity with a resolution of that House at Session : Naval force .1 Madan In actual servka—Cottgren, Llbertad. 40; Guerrero, itg; Coestantia. 10; Victoria. Uravo, 16. lichdonars--iltrinan. Leciasta. Flascakka, Papaloaper, Tampico, Fan. In Ordiriary-Ignela, Weirdo. Cbalco, and Toscana Building-1 Carman, le gum Total, IP sail. Yesterday the Loan COUNCILLOR gave judgment in she important question respecting Mr. Waxszas.res children—a question which has so long occupied the public attention. The flail argument, after la.ting seven days, was concluded on Monday; and yesterday his Lord.bip pronounced his judgment, which deprives Mr. Waxxasz.zv of the guasditinship of his children. The delivery of his judgment occupied nearly four hours. Mr. Wxuarsi.av, should he think fits can appeal to the House of Lords. TheCoui t was crowded to excess. - Clft, - TWO O'CLOCK. Up to the present time we have nothing novel la the Cassel Market, and no Wanes§ of importance.. Console which were in the earlier part of the tummies at 791 foe Ammar, got op to, dra ins the morniog, at •01 to slue which they have a little receded, and sway be quoted ft present SO to j. In the Foreign Market, Colenib&a Bonds have get up pee Cent. this morning, owing to favourable ameunts received hum that quitter, for the Colombian Bondholders. Yesterday morning the bake of CLARENCII tine to tows from his .at at Bohr Park. L the evening:ids Royal Higbee*. diood with Lord Noas.opw, at his mildews at Kaneo. tee, sad afterwards ►eteread to Bohr Park. The Doke of WshListrros is strived on a shooting monies at Maresield Past, the seat of Sr lONS Sansts" Bart. to whom hi. Orase semily sakes a visit la tie owns of tie its. see. 'now Beraaatsr, sad several other Noblesea,aro she at Sr James seat ; sad Wets the Prime sod Date are evened to be pewees at a Cooney Ban, which is to take place there. TM Noble spasms have bagged a lire* quantity of paw. The Earl and Countess of Mousy are arrived in fella frost ilskram. A numerous assemblage of distinguished characters are ea a damning party at Claremont. the stet of Prim* Laosoaa. Among ethers, on Wedawdsy. were 'Viscount ilsartaaa, Mr. Se cretary Pia. the &saxes of the Meese of Comamowi. Lord amass or Waimea. Mr. WlL3loll6Hesaus Mr. Punta, he. They enjoyed was eandleat sped, having Laid et Wee , fair weedeembs, and two partridges. - After the day's sport. Sir itetwas (Mumma, Prime pdaeipal Equerry. entertadaed the distinguished party with a sumptuous diaper. It is reported at the West.end of the town, that an ad alms! amber it troops are lobe seat Mas Portugal; but this we give as a awn report. The Honourable Admiral Kum:warm Ammo is abort to sell imiesdistely for die West ledisa •Mit yra citird ent Guars pas sue is tie Adamirsrs ship, to rooms Ms tithe Edema Wands. We,understand diet ifiejor•General Sir ARCIMALD C.atweeta, has bees tweibtatell tithe Ciewerusiew ef the Dwitiese ceded Previews; wbith ippeitemest be. bees • esekrated by the Own et Miramar, et be... . - Dr. Suamm. OW of the Contedesioners of the Tse tse/hag neerfije agents/ at Plyeteeth meet week te heat the Iteyal Need IhwelteL Mr. Ditovtu.a, who has jest finished the Sawa eborph is hem wkh the Mum& et that sew bike, which Is to breeskt est Iwy wee. lan Odin 1. They THE KING. -........- ti, SI the BRIGHTON, Jamas, it. hail the The kiln enjoys enlister/opted health, awl 11140 476 11 ' j ai _ , e e4 ,,,jr, Ms Masien again had his unrivalled Bead eVi4 - • - c ; a 7 '"* ..... 1 immunises last eight. Wised the . whe t rese a s h e Ma way hes reesiewl as echapatiy. ... • Tr. grosther te:day has been WM god favourable, bat veep Ih n . r Karl am- mallet feet. Th e Dechees of th conseuestly, .--' 1 , . the prentoodes, and tool a carr iage , staeridy aikki ng. iiaa • r ,h e oohing mull pothers, at divers dims lit lier ignites. t e e, ' brume TIMMS is she comma atseetiont of the Kept' De t h ria - ' re not to The repro on the suss of health Of Mr. Secretary Canes ~...:.,... eery favourable a bot the Right Hon. forremry is yet evelsed Is. - '""":„1" hh maim 11111a1141111, attended by his Pbytitige. Se M A - tir worst Timmer. But. His malady was smartly greadonsti by a , ' the se me cad, bet without say neon. of gash , The fair of plc-air leery ankles. under the perreastm 4 t u . • greatest Kano. rerneneee:d as the Royal Yeti Hull this aterniaL the r, sh',.'"'".;;A bees& of err laical (Nom Amite's. All the leading how" 4 ut Bobility have bees these, presenting a awe as brdliabt ' waits the mated, and powerfelly metribeabg to the charity to whi c h t ice.. who regei r e ale 11 he s Ple s te i s" . i • . e. Aerstend. THE ARMY. I suppres• Ste _ that they Tonal the weed divides (two tamales) dew WIN &e mus arrived at Plysestait, fro* Tobago, in Thetis weapon Sh e , Sties of a passage of so days. ' • trite the A drhft freer the inth Depot of Cot will elordy l am i., age palms, - a route to jele the Regimuo at Ceylon. - -•- . • Wednesday se'estight, in pursuers of orders, the herd G I ~_ Tipperary Wilda took their departure beet Clouse% fee id em . :..1 he Mem it marten la Calk trader the mounsaad of ihaarterease er - A k Pipers do Bad of GIMINIALL net bob% pa moaned to Reebok littl 'fi e Adjutaat being is et Meese unable se attest , Imre sampan! sot town. sad chewed he a comidershir ee t , i l a t o e f n f it r e ee d wat : an die siy. sege r eirera, y bY wisai s w eeel aar e 4 T r ee l i n i e hmetstimetbdres. 4 eimais : la r ke llM iedcouse4tram ik Tb i f nsponisha bling s 16 4 ly wiled this mach esteemed Noblemen,ireiromeed by tbe frilabikowid Calk with a reception warm nal truly characteristic of bst e' s o consiller b ar a t a kl. 4 1 11 lailland, BRITISH ARMY IN PORTUGAL 1140 o the ex- . Doctorate is ?inept ire brigaded ea hirers- I „,„. tat i o , *llll4llPi OF GOA LIIII-.40t Batt, prettainer Geards. and red B at Ma rE ibe . : . 114 Goads, to be commanded lay"Majer Omani Mr Her As -wist ''"• velum, &C.D. it il consider Furs Annaba-44.10*W, sad Mb Post, to be commoe t t le ft lsposition by Major General Sir Biwa as Rumwer, Kell ami Samoa &MUDS-11sk 4* and mad Foot, to be tommebi /n 1 by Major Germ! Sir Tam. Aseevarev; LC IL- ten 21st mt• - CAVALAT liamean-lOS Hassan, and lick Lancers, et h i by 1 comenuaded by Weise WTNNIAIIis - ads is Plat*, Berst. Agesuaar-Majors llogglm, Wilma, Taylor, ed dre were are Sidges's Compeades,cassemaded by Cot Wean Mar SO et , h ere , Royal Begineess, gee Comma,' Royal Stair Corps, 'iota Is tSp the t i me miasma of the Royal Wagger& Tress. to be washed NAN. les carters. and conammeded by 'Asst.-Colonel Ihrearrea hold the The Lomb, are the Head, a the /kw _ • . cam Intr. Darner Amman Groautai.-Calenel Sr Rua Memo asst...- mendva M•Gunea. m i n an d Metes. alialinaltal4llll GININIALC•101161 * CM& *lll VMS/. Ban. ILC.B. haw , I P' Maumee liaresuer-Colenal IL. G. Ham H.P. o inform The whale seder the amemead of Lanateruits.fluere Re Vet -• I as a Civil Cullum. G.C.B.' 4 a t. t h ou . ! , Previous to dionabarhadon, rids Oka direterd the Minh, MIN ir_, though Previous te the wear, is part o f hi s Snit &renal eivien-i. Tht sles'' lefil "'have Lieutenaaa.General costanadieg is very desires% ides De Le feeling halm any part of do British free in Paugal, to sill tM'eues. Oh A hear Of the of every Individual seder his emansand to the peculiar mein _d I which this tone may be required to perform, mad to express Al is of the west MOM hope that the Ulikersand Seidler, will be belief •11.1 "'' exert themselves to the eanust in felellog the dude. .1 Air . lii ;tailor US. spathe situations, is that the andact of the Shish corps mai - .34i to lams marked by the euellence of its tihdpliee ail poi ergo, aid ikf rt ono o f presence bailed with perrectmaktedsa by nempi,the Wei to i mainder most Itaithhti ally g the *lda aura." • . . ' 20 I . - 1 - ' -A .• if i infantry ISolivar 1 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ' , ~ . gains' os -.....--. S i .. . The Cele Packet, from Vas Dieman's Lead; is Aloha II It i arrived Or. Patanseutb. .-.1 Is I me 'wet' Fataseem. Jon. SL-Wlted S.W..;.Arritred the ' . fat se of this Sims; from Dartmouth • for Ojos end Lishoo. had SSA ..4wlll Kiogrolser pocket. Lie* Poet' fee Plymouth. Pureargareets, Fn. L-Arrived the Pariah% tr • • UP • - . • ' nw, Irma Cowley sad came less haferar; Ms., %0 1 r "M ernmen "f t Haxamson Mailliff tniell , are alidiga releasest f l' rem lbe tmanatfire llisillimi 2.4181114. ; awl thr i Jasilee , .aa I pa. heads union. from Grenada. Sailed the Primate Royal wawa • ;fi t .atifi thelm.,in . ameth ist ins.. gewoo sad at, gibnitar th , r fur Ply T moZ i his iikßeefadessiestes ship Peekes Am4 i tar Ls Gi w brahar e s , he ; k.. t - its hie Dust,' Fm. 1.-Throughout the day, the wiad"kiir bees . C Vele and variable ;-s.a. leis inaliting to the odetailk bet Awe 74 pas; sOlhlandy street fee the outward bound to stem thi'llegif tide . „ .... 11, 11 r ce d e . ll they remade rancher.as reported yesterday. Serbia • • • 7•• - • , Anisette, ; Mamas; him St. bliehaers-wiled from Villa Nom the sib • 9 4. A et h eee Jamegary ;it was expected many et the IFINNIS'WeeIOiIt pate • • "i! se guns. ears.. Al* do Severn, --..., ham St. Michell% - •' - f s :: Gisaugana, Fix. L.-Arrived the Preddent Maths.' ' • t in Sway -.-.. • and Doke's( York, --, ' heti SC libief - • = gees 8au....„ Si r ..ville ; Duke of Tort, Mesta free[' Liken; . tastm e a eitester, Cleans, from the South Seas; 'Angela; SW6 la n the Feral; Liberty, Perneaa, from Nrwheedland ; ' all else -Foal! Vied Alamo, Aaron, from it. Mania's. . • r j at tit t , Lersamoa. lui. W.-Arrived the Cortes, Ds Corr, .... A .., York; Georgia, Ssina, from Savannah ; Baserakk . • .. hue r e "'"'"/ sod Margaret, Cum% from Charleston ; Monter. Ales" * deprives Been; ta d Aw es . —...., from lissehket. idled the children. ..---, for Demerara. Remota have rushed this fuse by " ' av tone letters, that the cargo of do Aimee has' bees aniereed by thief • .. Il_e_p at '.„„.„1 !ankle Courts. Rio, bet that the Sarah, Caen Meager' •9 • ag II - rr''' decision. It is also stated that the email Wifiewissieed.: to 22 C 222 * Csran, Jam. So.-Arrived the Crown, Barak trim •le ,„„ sailed 121 k October. • • ' `"•• 1, • Coat, JAB. 11... tut back, SCUM idisii riii . I,hdha ..: 49 tea Cooed sports, fir Jamaica. * et were to Caurrees, Ammo 140-. The Alp' Coil* fielantria, ./ nem ip to, d er . put beet ea the S* Alava. Me beam end . .peritece err eis all transferred so the 1 rec meipea. toptetel Comrprotoodieg te eded ' via Ilawides. . 7 ' "' • Pans..., ia, Jaggier Si.SI. •• - ... er 2 ?se ilatohry. the Walser/. 74, (Mellen the Shag 0 lar , CI Ind item Hardy), Grath Gordon T. Fakes, arrived at Plyillauth Lisboa. after a possess of 11 days. The Wellesley also been Maier Adair, CB. and a detachment of Royal Meshes t OH came to keen to the Pinneoth *thine, Irma that phoe ;. the AO .1 the Battalion is daily arm& We maaof des ern ids Royal Keteins. ems el thareerp. tepees/al* Mod doe Royal • . are mew dohs dam at Weep-Cagier the arrival of do ' • shooting the temps amegending do neeesety et beeping any largeramlisr . .. hemmer Woe is theninater. .. . , tie Dan. The *it bat ship Geed Hope. Deeetas, 012010, 0. 1 , 2 ' v ee r sr rs- The death noshed his Meads two menthe ego), arrived ea .. Ile 'le 'um 0 day from Calcutta, lest front St. Mehm. with a cargo d as me lt" N t o h• 'sugar oce itc. Shakes been onwards of SS days be seeadbm, _ p a to the easealy wind% and mina the lift Calcutta hes lest SS • t cos lived in T sou oesday Leaden by cheers easehne, begin freer, sal many. >~ tailed fer . The Mods, 44.. Capella A. B. Illiteissa, Mordecai to be .. " ma iaractax for the reception of Lemma Wood Cochimen and mkt, - L iam .. to British North ,America ea a meShiseheien; Ti ' . ~. Mr. ti e . 'The Commissiener's yacht, the beelliont, and Pawn& i • hi Vie, L ar d yard Neiker. mad on Swede, he Bellbiai, to mist is getdeg r' a m , a te . hie Idagmty's ship . Nimrod. a? arse, four The &flaw eilosPatinived eta Tasman from Olhalto Jai Le Rome inert sad Is oldie 1 111111 0 116 She masa " me 42 die *hi" .. All we e d t h e la lmmease--Bripeeds. Thoth, AY/gator, Rama, .801110 ' Is Duero, Vigileat. ati o =ed. • at an a d. At the laked-- itt this we Copula amnia saw a simeasols. bVe le Jai Aill 1 14, at Chalon; Mr. Ronfiesek Loden eche of Mr. Si Iblessils sprained to the Thsels,vict LS' - leli M Mao is tetetWeritlfia:S7ollS lidir Is PI- Is e " Gsl lrst Mr. Wm. &Awe" Anhwei largess of the 1_•161 Huai lie .hi measillse pita! at this port, is "palmed tree Ahem; Nr. D. ' • es Assistant Sergeme el the Dripaima. is appointed to the Ames he InntALD ig est e ed. eke Yeti. • • p Swerme The Rev. Hoary Ha; Chephie go the hiersOmmeedere ' ed by the is to the Thetis 4S, at airport. • la bs Arnaud. (me et Bliss Breve Alaimleam• 01 Pi. tits We- 'Mppointed Town Major el Woes: .., ... - mesa the . arearmaineas . • - 40 1 4 TbaCooteeenders of the . Hiocourable company 1 1 10 --. Sisrs ode Windsor end Mille, haw tees • lett ias eedys. we underviess_d_i ~ .. . * Melt is to are se ea ils .the Ora ships to NW 1 and the last Chloe slays to Braid. • . • . *