Star. — London, England, 1827-11-27 00:00:00

.~ ' . ` - ---, , _ ''" winch it wilt ise seen that the Coerm .. ut Lolonsbia have e-sablistied a free port is the Pacific : Consulate of the thitort Smuts, Cartagena, Oct. J. Bie—l have the honotasto hind an Xt of the Con eys of Colirbi declaring Buenaventura. in the Pa itsfi n free ple I request you will failorjsobl*, ap olv 1* be infbilit~ if e merchants of the Unison{ rates. Howe the amour to be, Sir, Tow obedient servant, • J. M. MACPHRRSON, Consul. To de Collector of Me Port or New York. (11111.011SAPSS /OS TM SSW COS/ isiotar.ois.) The B-nate and House of Representatives of the. Re lothl,e of Colombia, in Congress assem'sled, considering that it is the duty of the Legislative body to bring into ectivity the elements of the future prosperity of the Re public. and that one of the principal means which at first sight presents itself is the encouraging of ports and the establishing of dock-yards in the South Sea, which may render inure secure its immense coast. and hie& tate the great commerce that is in reserve for it. DEMME. ' Art. 1. The port of Buenaventura. on the coast of the Pacific, shall henceforth be a free port ; • consequently. lilt vessels of all nations may enter and depart from it freely, without Paying any duties of inspostation or ex portation, or any others whatever. Are excepted from . this rule, the vessels of nations at war with Colombil. • 2. Remain in forced:e existing laws of the Republic, T h. to the prohibition of exporting gold, Over, and pl.- in pnwder or else, and as to the prohibition of trading in slaves. ' S. The inhabitants of the city of Bienaventura are ieketUpted from the payment of all duties or contribts dens for the space of thirst' -years. Tnis is not meant to extend to other pl ices in that canton. * The municipal duties only shall be paid in the city of (Buenaventura, in the manner prescribes by the law; lie product being destined to the objects of police. ' ' 5. The Canton of Itapoxo,of whit') the limits art, waked, is ex-mpted in like manner from the payment; sakl the clime and fruits for the same term of 30 Team ' This Decree is dated B lota, 24th Ju1y.:1827. and signed by the Vice President on the 26th:JuIr. • THE EVI4:NINti STAR. LON 1)!)N. TUESDAY, NOVE M BER 27, 1827. • STOCK EXCHANGSC, TWELIfg O'CLOCK. This is settling day in tho British market, berefore little has been done,. except in settling their Accounts; but the Coned market is very firm at preient. since it is linownthat Government hive received &crowns from Constantinople. A report has been invented this morning, by the accounts from toyer, that art attempt was made to aseassinase the King of Fiance, having to:en fired as. This invention was traced to the weigh bill of a Dover coach ; but there cannot be the least credit attached to it. Consols, which left off yesterday at 84 t• 16 opened this MOM. its at sit far the Account, at present slay he quoted at 86# for Jaunty Account, and 161 for Aloney. We do not hear at any failures op to the present time. Accounts from the Brasile, dated the mh of September, in the American apses, state, that they were. in hopes there that puce mould tab, place, the Emperor of the Burn having abandoned his claim to the Banda Oriental. Is the Foreign. market . Ilttk is doing. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCIL TM settling of the Account appear, up to the Peesent time, to go off era. and the monist Suctuation, during the Account, has byes about eve per cent. Console. which bad every appearance. In the early pert of the morning, of a further rise, declieed front 841 for Money to 86. and the Commissioners were served et 86j. It timid that the great Clip Capitally' has taken a great deal of Stack this morning. and it new • turns out to be evidently a great 164 August. Canals may be quoted. tip to the present time, at 814 *ryas fur Messy, and Si, for January. Tbe private letters treat Paris pinnies to be teemed. state, dui, tranquillity Was be- PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bask Stock 1061 101 India Stock Vier Caw. Red. 416 I Ditto Souk 07 90 apse Cs. Coos. 116 1901 966 Snotli Sri Stork sew Otst. 921 6 Old Avisuitiee Seger Cent. K0d.1121 New Ditto 4 Or Ct. New 1011 102 .411/00 Ifscheq. Bilk 35 54 55 4 per Clot. Strip Alba Ditto S 5 34 36 4 pee Cent 1911. 1011 AIM and 4000 Ditto SS Se S 6 Loos 4°4.19 3.16 I Commits for Acea 11114 11 I roptultipl FUNDS, TWO O'CLiil K. Ilds.ip (1.4501 611 Petuviaa 800da.6 pCt 336 4 3 Da Aut. et Do Aect 34 33 Ilisiti 1140.11, Ct.oo/ Prow. MR.'S pC. 101 4 One& Dade Sp Ct. Rom Ode 1 922. Sp C. Dl lftii4eil •tSp - Ct. 19 I Do Acct. 034 4 Wait Sp C Smith Mss p C1111 : 2612 DO 11da.1124, C. 6 p 54 Do Sea 061 546 Se IDo Aett ,590 BRITISH AND FORKION SHARKS, T3IO O'CLOCK. solse. mitt. 109 06 35 10 100 20 Ifilieroiso 50 Petted La Paz & Pent. Aim 46 • Real 4el Meats 400 400 'Do. Do. MD :. 430 Dotted idleaicaa Aa#s Makin llcasiMan Cambial 274 73 75 • 12 j X 1 12. By stopping the Preis et few Aloeh yesterday efts:- coon. we were enabled to iamb a mitither oreet Readers of the efrival at the Fofeign Offi:e of dispatches from Mr. STRATIOIIO CArinixo, his 1114j:sty's Ambas sidor at the Ottoman Porte; and from Sir H. WELLso• 141, his Mijesty's Ambassador at the Court of Vienna. The dispatches from the former ate dated the Sth inst. :taint time the Divan was sitting in deep consideration on the renewed application of the Allied Ambassadors, bet had not come to any final resolution upon the im. pouast subject under consideration. In the mean time Coostmitinopk remained perfectly tranquil on the sth issi.t. The dispatches from Admiral CODRINGTON to the British Ambassador had preceded the accounts re f:tired by the Porte-of the affair at Navasin by a day ar two. The French Papers, which misfired last night, are not sinister date than those front , which the dispatches ken Congantineple were extracted, the only intelli. pace claw contain, consists in the details respecting the dietntiances during the Metropolitan elections; these details will be found in our boot page. We have rocriirnd this morning Lisbon Gazeues to the 116 inst. Ws subjoin the following : 1.1490 N. Ism s. No Portuguese really acethy of the name no, or ought, to sea with indifference the hooour of the nation tet•wbich be belongs depreciated, when he reads in a certain English journal, a , that the Portuguese Nation eidNiet Ns to - appreciate Liberty r 4 This assertion via : ..,?..i foteign lounging $& 1 )t, imleed, to serve tittle of 11/ purpose, since, to the eternal sliserbee Omar literatures rt groper has been rectally rioted and circulated in this capital, in which this kingdom ip ealled . “ The dreams victim—the privileged altar—front which the fumes of sacrifice have ascended for to many yeirs, and where more than three millions have been kept in the barba- rous and horrible torments of a slow fire, condemned to suffer without uttering a word or groan, and to enduie the agonies of death without hastening the moment of annihilation." If, unhappily for us, there did not exist other proofs, this alone would suffice to manifv.t to the nation, tend to the *mild, the danger of allowing unbridled and perni• cious liberty to the pen of w het s who, without any tide, constitute themselves the organ of public opinion. and, without gratitude or respect for the country which gave them birth. endeavour to represent the nation rf the Rath as an abject of contempt. There is certainly no. ward to which more various and arbitrary significations have been assigned, and which has caused greater misfor tunes and greater horrors among mankind, than the. word Liberty: it has served as a watch word among the ambitious and discontented of all States to impose on, fellow citizens a disgraceful yoke, while they declare themselves the avengers of public cause. Liberty has in all ages served as a pretext for the commission I (the greatest crimes; in her name offences have brim come/Atte,' sprat's the authorities v whiels are the depo. skinks of legitimate puss er, and the preservers-of public order and tranquillity ; in her name the citizen hai -bees robbed of hi, security and property, Kings of their crowns and their lives, and GOD himself of his wor shippers! i;etut open history, the depository of the most useful lessotis s which should serve as guides to mankind in civil society, and let ui see in its pages this important ttu•h —" The nations which have the most loudly boasted of liberty were not always those who possessed it." " There never was a people whose love of liberty has been written and spoken of nith greater enthusiasm than the Itimans. If we belieie its panegyeists, it was in the . time of the Republic that the love of liberty shone at Rome with the greatest splendour. Yet we will ask were the Romans at that tithe really free? Some wiH answer in the affirmat:ve; but if we consult the accounts of thosi times we'shall st.e reason to come to a CM= gritty co.sclusiun." (The writer proceeds to argue from The laistory of Rome that the Republic' was never tratiq ail and happy during any part of its boasted libe:tj'. Ile then continues:) — Under the peaceful reign of Augustus it enjoyed a greater degree of tranquility and security than in any after period of its politrcal existence.' • We all recollect the ellamitcus events to which France was a victim, when it madly suffered itself to be fasei- Gated by the illusions of a doubtfol liberty, which cost it so many tiers and so much blood. Yet the tenure •pon which that kingdom held out to the world by its own ruin. tied not suffice to warn other- nations lissistsi delirium of insensate reformers. The are wimrikappeave :ince exiihguished, but some spark* still remained, which a few years afterwards kindled into a detailed** coo firgration in different pat ts of the globe. Naples. Fled. moat, Spain, and even the cla•sic land of fidelity ittself, were 'the chosen victim;—the prielleged altars from which the fumes of sacrifice arose.' Meantime, we heard gl nothing but the Rights of the citizen; as if nobody were acquainted with their rights, or none had ever ex isted among ns. We were told that it was necessary to give freedom to thought, and restore liberty to the Portuguese, in order to place them in the list of civi lized nations, as if till that wnhappf period we had lived under the oppressive rod of Mahometenism, or as if this kingdom, plunged in an abyss of bar• barism, was to date its political existence from the moment u boa we heard the ciies of those who called themselves its ',generators. The journalists vociferated in the name of the Sovereign people. and with scanda loos audacity wrote that theErnpire of tyranny had fallen. Let the nation answer. and say whether she august Monarchs who governed it were tyrants? Let them say boldly whether under their sway it ever thought itself esulaved? Let it answer, and its unanimous and solemn declaration be an irrefragable document which shall attest to the nations of the Universe and to future ages 4, 7 hat the Portaguese Nation was always happy under the sway of its astre:t Kings."—Lisboss Gazette, Nov. 6. The Gazette-14 die 10th incl.:Ave contains so jai* deal news. . . . , Intelligence heti reached Pam by"Veßfrii)lll . dil4 , patch, announcing that the Conquerant.Bo ping: . tailed from Brest harbour on the 20th instant. for the purpoie Of joining Admiral litoirst's squadron in the L var.t.— The Iphigenia. a frigate of 60 guns, haasalso' sailed for the same quarter. The brig Aigrette left Brest on the 18th —M. Matunt, Consul General from France to Hayti, was on board. It is now thought in Paris, that Don MutuaL, the !Lewitt of Portugal, will not pan through that capital on his way to Engl.ind, but proceed direct to Calais. • His Royal Higlirowdir Duke of CLA sages, as Lord High Admiral, take. a eery lively interest In the Royal Naval Col lege establi . bed at Portsmouth. for educating the tons of Naval °Meets. He has directed that Governor Loewe. and the u:her superiors of that excellent Institution, shall hereafter wear the !atm ILN.C. upon their buuaos ; end the Date has akowriaten ma two or three of the boys, commending their attendee* to itody, &c. The Loin CHAVORLLoR has issued cat& of invitstion for • dinner patty on Thursday siest.at Me lures in George -street. Hanover-square. The Countess of East: had a card party' yesterday evening, at tier hour in MU -street, Berkeley-equiv. Itir.Piet. hue written letters to Mr. DAVIU •nd other Fellows of the Royal Society, to signify his resolutnn, under existing circumstances, of declining standing as a candidate f r the President's Chair. From the early setting in of winter many persons are returning to town much earlierthan they had intended. 'Kew Palace . is pulling down, owing to dry rot having got into its timbers: its original :cost was .500.0901. This morning, abode four o'cloek, itn alaiming fire bro'ce out in the timber yard •of Mr. DRAW, Milner. place, Net Cut, Lambeth, which destroyed the stock, and the back Pelt of the premises of the Surrey .Dairy, Mr. Hoses, stationer, and Peansit's honah, be Sager were made 1 stock of hloseorado last year. The Sugars meet prrieM price!, &Inviting Sugars The . Coeiss Demerara, ace. • • In Stocks there deliveries from price of Pepper few parcels have mast take place. Spain, have been within the East produce are a news from Constantinople. SA LITITSI warehouse of more eltenske 4,103 cwt. frost ad. to 1 Netherlands RVINSAN PaoPI ca.— week been very - pecteilthat the purchased and in this country casks, a greater eossenaptites • ending last Meat tick is at present strong. Since Si. Petri...burgh tinned open, maims' with Tallow remaining Mts.—The been inconsider. Sussex at aunt 1 A draught Siam, matched Writ ladies. Major General of the troops fr the depot of which large , 65th Regiment,. wade, entlernsek Mallow, a distance a on his back, weighing extraordinary fee - den of numbers. betas off In triumph BErj.94, NADBAS.-1 BOM BA' MALTA. °MOSUL plundered, two day cargo by a Greek and carried Into r out, also nearly here ►he was boa vessels are fated sins state that I% Oceania $7, be considered has just corm the istimes , r one at them Itrem hence to l and f 14 h.te ; land Namara. Instant nith FA amours. Mulberoosh Ihkoww, from - Poet swarm. me. teem Nova *leer, from I Mew. Scam Vinegar's. Dug, Nov. roses, from ' The Genet whence she :ntelligence Governor bel were not Mount), it ceded in the TON. and that his death successor left determined Ps e,idency India," shall a splendid • already at , Satutday place at the street, Colchester, landtord, who, a constable, p muck bins a a fence, which Reread, i'Vr ' flg . l't MAL INULLIGENCiric-THIS DAY ' -.. . ?... ' 4:lOunT cikeuLAß. 1, --......- —ow— Tbecleaund :foe Sugars contimnisetattaMill.h o lll4‘ ‘lrb e ttibgt ess o f K IN? al k ee d iem im id testaaZai lower Am taserame atveolt i orly ',,i .. 6 . 4 Feesasa, vie ' ed - 4 .1 , 6 ; irf?!li d i r lt 1 week lamelseeseilimissidemppa r harieveromy Mr • 11 " 6 " • da Le lopietemsts in the ICiteg's PM" St: Sainei's. . 4 ••' &eh appeaser* la the Math% aid regukOntrareng of Guseesima Third the Pastier 1100a6 heaviness width hps so loot bate felt is starred to day, at the Null Palace, Xendlagton. . lo the afternoon of Friday fast sales of second hand . Soon .Bat three o• It. yesterday niletleaelN*l64 - Ilikr44 B . made at a r.duction' of Is. per cwt. The comparative • scovado is now abdiat 14,1.i0d casks his than at this period /164.6 ilienen s tr ' mei "' in a P °l4. e°ll lour 4 all e tti l v • ... of States Office for Vertigo AlFahri, Add' dispatches. - Les* s The deliveries continue exceedingly small. Refired g ..... forwirtird , 6 i,iemis• it e' • --=.• il with a steady demand, and as the stock is small, the fart% , I H. so. Fehmervin Minims; oir ellaborapse ietbe Ottadoie Perin i ZI vii are expected to be maintained. East India and dated up to the lth last. conlinalitgOe hatelligenee in the:Prank ogres continue much neglected. . d ispatch.* Om (eery tieing Yronhefil trawl at Ceastehtfaspit • rat market is still heavy, and in some descriptions, Ice. arc again loner. After the receipt tittle dimatchiektNe Earl of Deaute, aid wa d e .016 0 . „ eke who of the Cabinet Ilinlitlat. ancong wirer' were Me lama 3011 1 there has not beefs any cooslderabk dealings, but the oni the warehouse are on an extended scale. The low Ca'scatumis th e 14 • 41 9Eil a "Nialbslot ihr kid of C s ' , Lord Bazaar. Mr. nasalises, the Coiscataoe a h ive Eammen4 . Mr. Cil•ILill GIMP'S., Mr. WVIIII s Mr. 2,1110811 &n ag , /ad jik ..,111 . 1 1 per renders it a fair article for specuLtion, and some have been purchased under the idea that an advance _ max . lace. The imports of Pepper to Gertuauy . Russia. acid T ~.._ 11::_ssikianies:dmatinterVdreign4411ceie the er‘PactMaleenra.• ' and the French gauge epho e si a : ,d 1 Dean large 'latterly. The present price of Cloves i . '7 ur acted badness at the Foreign Mice y e ster4arillhilitifil et !.ast India Company's limit. All description of Turkey D e n t ar. OWN a dude lower, the effect of the pacific character of the ser j suet zrrow ft • • - Constantinople. The same remark will apply to al hatinsse as Ilbs Pees* Oge e 1 A yesterday. 1216 I a •net OTHSR, WAIIIII.IIt STOIIIII.-1111. deliveries from Yesterday afternoon, at the breaking op tithe COM a dram? ' ill' of Saltpetre within the last seven dart have been i o.tt soon after four o'clock. the Lama Crewmen promeded to DIM: 4 9.11 lee t4an for a long gigue pat, having amounted to itypureet. to trartact business with Visemat Gasman,. . PA The value of the article this morning may be quoted is. under the highest mime 4 rat week. Harem ie tae . r• FASHIONABLE hose INTELLIGENCE. . , ; 1 1 and Italy been freely m -- roe - at. .. - Paosirca...-The arrivals of Tallow have within the last rim Eaaief . weviserian4, • AR:l 6 Y res ALfA undicavert . no lie gin . ..... cry great, usual at this the.:Marquis of Sadism at Hatfield ; Ciptaks • B. 1114.41 4 • season of the year. As it is et- he whole quantity res‘inier at St. Pnecaborsh win by Bogert-street. from Pasts; Mr. Bevaillsead, la .Br ad shipped before the trost sets in, the stuck of Tallow 11dr..1. Lyttleson, in Brook.street, from Paris; Iliajeskt o • try at the eng 'et the year. is eireted to eam.4.50,006 in Curer :street, ham Parts; Ir Cipt. Lyon. in Pail.mall.fimellifie. .. Ow quantity by linpon maks than will be watered for ingvuLacestbs % p ,"' osuniik. art ;Thosscapeas. . A . ifilduot r el,,Ber c he ukhew k Drigavonaam enkaol emior lds . 4 47 7 4 5 0,1066 1 4: i until the spring arrivals. -The deliveries in the week iiglat have only been 5,320 cert. Speculation in this sr. Hotel, St. Jameee-street, from ilinningliana; b. L Lamm; neat unusually dull, bat the &num' (.r the trade is M.P. it Fentoo's Hotel. It. Jaares.stert, Isom Poet. - 41 1 1• 1 e writing what precedes,advices have bees reorient from .... _. s . cue DEPARTURES. 1116 61 ugh to the 10th inst. which state that the weather coo- 4ree l: I fi r Ha l : l nce ( " I ". aidea Seemin G Hervierdairit hl "" ; lllll “ Capt l 110 0114 ' ' Ilik . 6 , and the loading of ships with Tallow, tee W... pro- ditto, fur York; the Count Chabot, from ditto, for Paris= - t .. la rapidity. it was . expired . that the whole of the Conti', trim ditto, foe Hastings ; the Meseta Chaser, • . . doing wodhl be shipped elf. tor Oaturd ; Major Franklin, from Ibbessoes Hook* likak t . t he bonnets dale since the declaration If ; tlia ditty ha s CaP pj ta l t ai etk " : W i l t b . * eoct for l awill i n . ; Nr a l t r ib m jebti sfor ild ß ie et h iebi l e t am sm. Hi t ';' gam , . 1 derable. gent are steady at front llemlis 1055.; and pert, front Patk-untet. for Bath; - the Marquis anti barihi. 'UM ,m 00e. to 116 s. per cwt. • 41110 . -, .• Bristol, tot tlitir seat M Surrey.' •ln• r amon.pomm .. v • . THE ARMY. . THE NEWSPAPERS. kre I it from the rith depot tinder command of Captain • ----teo-- Emil d shm a s ni ld ui co n" nceie nt r l th w a de t d iet • " 0 ` 1"111144° ched from Newry to Cork, there to embark for the a p A or nsz n g o tbe f th su e n peo dry p sources emit a larger portion Of entertainment that. those oratitil ire / nerd Timmer'''. concluded his Half-yearly hospeetlen s iu the Northern District, on Saturday, by reviewing t ~1 wisdo m and of wit which daily enlighten mankind "" $ the 72d Highlanders at Armagh., MUST Fuse.- Friday a curious wager was decided, oa ender the comprehensive and descriptive appellation of • I MP nuns had been depending. A young Offer of the Naosspajeer. Ace Unlike the solid or aspiring author of a ponderoa it.* nit, named Lausa‘who is remarkable tot being slightly nook to proceed from But , to the lamas at or a finished volume, who screws up all his • eigoot i akm jetsam of eight English mike, with a koapsack and hi, weigh* do pounds, lo one hour and 55 minutes. TM, brings all his mind to bear. tied calls in all his scanty .. ( 11 y feat he performed to the astonishment and admire. judgment to revise the ta s k, and send forth t h e pro d uce ors, in one hour and S 3 11111Utteg. He was afterward, 61 has brain decked out with all the varnish he can give- Sae I triumph to Botteeant ilia mach by his brother Officers, the light and random scribe who daily diet ties to the that i meats of Corr for Embarkation in the twat Ships gaping world, and hurls with each returning suit his treat for India. - _ mighty Sewing thoughts, those standards of the public - 30 g I 1 g - mind-who points the way to go, the pa t h to shun- 6pkt who tells alike the deeds accomplished and the things /161 &ammo i .2, I 2 11 to come ;• the sayings and the writings of such sapient . stab I .1 V . , ll mortals. though bright and deep, co doubt, like-most :nal a w 4 X of the nfissions of great men's minds, are liable to an it b. lAL-1 lOs Light Dragoons 0 1 2 _._______ 0 at. occ asional rhapsodical mode of expression, to an Gismo- Amt. ig t h_ . . .41 0 6 o 50 toy of diction, and most frequently to a Aline • safool .. , aNW Feet . . . o I, 6 0 40 foresight so nearly hot Bering on the powers of magicand •' Nth --- . • • 0 6 S - lik 4 ° sorcery, that weak people, whose understandings ar ,- • I Slot - . 0 • 11 I 90 ' .1 • feeble to solve mystnies. to compre h e nd sablimiliss, . Alone ster - . . .o i ii• 0 SO ma —• . ' .•.4l'' s 7 45 to appreciate the reality and wonders of the art of (es • ilk a "47th- . . . 0 9 4 0 40 Wing. are inclined in their ignorance to set down who sem - • • 0 10 35 1 Teta/ —,--. 470 wonderful, joi . . —..---. We really fear that the large bulk of silly peel& •. I N A SAS.--13th Light Dragoons .03 o s o so this special kingdom, (who though accustomed to . , [ 4.tb let Foot, 2.1 llattaliou . 1 0 4 3 130 gar d w i t h d ue venerat i on t h e di cta o f our d a ily cut - (oldd 45th . . : o ' 9 l 7 1 01 0 . 40 10 poraries) are very much inclined to set at little valet. Ur 45th - . . . o i 6 i 130 and some lucked to scoff at the truly oracular piedic. .;,....., • 46th - . . .0 1 3l' 90 thous just emitted, now emitting, and hencefoitti to he t a 7 a 7 4oth - . . a 0 1 .5 o 40 produced. on the results of our late splendid triumph: 3 4th - . 0 0 7 5 0 2 00 srh - • . • 01 1 . 0 than *hick nothing can be more extremely absurd.-+= .- absurd.-+= r e , . . ) ' i • For, taken in the bulk, these prophecies have a mos • ....) Total . . a 6 ss ai Teo valuable, may we Ise excused in saying, rather an an. Id es -......naimr--• -."."'" - ------ common virtue ; for,considering that every possible chance cold . Ltla-e di Llett 'Nadal's* • " ° 5 ° I °° is in that bulk or conglomeration of whsioai, duly fore. ~i x: l .: 3d- . . 2d Fa°l • • ;'4I: - 7 ' 0 ° 1 30 60 told, the most incredulous and the most ignorant mast oh- . • •to 3 5 0 240 alike own; that this said mass of prediction possesses the had I soot- . . . 1 2 60 50 obvious recommendationof containing this In& eerfel • . Total . 1 5 114 --"l'' 0 SCA But jest apart, we do really think that all this gins. , a ;_ . . ing and random anticipation is alike silly in the CP e.. . 7' -,..m....-: Getiararrorai .2t3 1 fa stun creme, and unworthy the character of the British press. ..77 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Nobody denies that the Public - Press possesies on. ‘l ll6 l boundettimwer, that it is an engine r f first rate ',trice -....-- kmaas 24.-The Hastings, from hence to Uwe, was sod ealassed wiiiicy ; why then, when olmon every ha- , 14 9 me days after sailing, of the meet valuable part of her man attribute of good it willingly assigned it, should .'.." 1 11 1 Greek mistico; and on reaching Zama she was taken igthd Into Carabusa, where the rest of the cargo was takes early all her provisions and sails, and upon her tenths by assuming' lb" its members thu .. s , strive to make themselves ridiculous ~.,..R7 s epitfeceptnionce etedh of deedsandpoveo Ir. as boarded a third time. The Master reports that es determining the chance gaci retits of chance fitted eet for piracy at Carabosa. Letters from Mee- of the very nature of ibich fte'y are as yet scarcely self'. at four weals had Iron robbed close in shore. 27.-Piracies are now so frequent, that the port may, And yet they 'wish to be cossideted as so Meal Deities. i• J° ,a a d a pp roac hi ng to a state o f bl oc k a d e . Th e N ynam i and risk their reputation in the random . hope of baking 4° h 4 se in from Smyrna, plundered at half her cargo ; 'ff 'randoembit' chance to be the bans c elebrity.- 14 .1 .convoy, rousing down front Sin tia,Was attached, sad ambition if tol t (the Elizabeth, Noakes) /leaven preserve us from such cobweb-ssbesne am - 41.0 ILT., r ett:7l , y fen emstainettin the French Any . h erm as i b il ez tem ploodetod et. Besiacaz The suatran leet any asa lati shi ona sage l being prophirc examine the prediction and r : • a eon Th vo e Be y for Du tch brig 6ft e ' f .•W w. ' will 'WI"' the 5" ittd d JournalslB G n ree t t b ‘iffai; let It bi t ris hiti co th u e n a, Nov. es.-What WHll.Wee.Aiefoed the Duke of ;la packet, Emu., fees I,Mbee. ' • ' b e a 11121 Nov.s Wind W.N.W Arrived the Maas, o, ov. -- `coun t, if trockmer tan n s o on a t b h i t t s s Ilittl;theSiltious . “probable,"" doubtless," and" ceitaia •asi 'k feAtits" s ot this step and of that step. He muse di I m Tarrageas. • '' second - Melees if be come to a conclusion thsbp&l the , ova, Nev. SC.-Wind ealth-Arrived the nett, Gm- labsrtintir. •- - ' ' revs Sc otia; Sc „b c ,„ . °4la; A an r d di h r a is bitramaiNtfe ship. t t e we r iagis elml al a i : ...: Futoriip always has been dark, nor will the lamina. dd I oau tt , roe s it . gin' s; and the Dom T emp . g ee a t. ries of t h e ' Press serve much ton-radiate the glom. by NI" bet • - guesses and twaddle, by nonsense and humbug.. They for. 20.-Wind N.W. by W.-Anivedi iiiilPimsons, know nothing of what will ensue: more, they have no. j a Qmbee ' • , _'•• - •• .." earthly, and very surely they profess no beavenly'clue, wall comet Palmer has arrival from Madras, whereby to attain even a glimmering knowledge of the 2 7 . 1 se sailed about the 15th of Jhly, and brings issue of the grand events now tending to some crisis... ce of the death of Sir THOMAS MOWS°, the what that crisis may be, let Gon direct and time 'tell. , sly 1 of that Presidency. The letters by this ves- SMIISMCI3111! antai erg i lot in town yesterday afternoon. Sir THOMAS It is stated that a waggon passed through Sib , * • . it will be recollected, was about to be super. hausen, in Bavaria, laden with 130 bags, containin. ° lib he Government of Madras by Mr. Lomita°. 600,000/etches, destined for Paris. • The Parisians at %et it forms a somewhat remarkable coincidence pretty adroit at bleeding ; this new importation oil 1.1 61 leath occurred about the same time that his assist them materially. left England. It is understood to hate been Yesterday morning some men in the employment t 24 1 1 4 ed on by the Board of Control, that a new Mr..MANallat.D. an extensive covi•keeper, on enteric * h :y for India, to be termed that of " Central their master's premises, situated at the bottom of Wilson bias tall forthwith be established, which %ill make street, Gray's Inn-lane, dimOvered the body of an elder' Ghe 1 d addition to the patronage in that peninsula womanin a ditch that divides their employer's yard fro. the 1 t the disposal of Government. the Noise of Correction. On exami n i ng it the face pi mbz44 ay night, about eleven o'clock, a row took seated a most mangled appearance; there was, braid- Jet Ed the Yorkshire Grey public-house, in Barrack other wounds, a large cut over th e r i g h t e ye. One oft Oa .ester; which 'terminated in the death of the arms was also much lacerated. Fro. In these Circumstanc kits who, during'the riot, left the home to procure it is supposed that the poor woman has been murder ~,,,, le, and was followed by the party, one of whom and that the vile perpetrators of the horrid act flun ,- Po Is a blow on the head with a pale pulled from their victim i nto t h e p l ace w h ere s h e was di sco vere 7.. ? :: which calmed instantaneous death. -Essex A shell was procured into which t h e b o dy w as put, a'. Po Vey 27. - couvied to the parish w or kh ouse. co 4 . .-kaevo r