Star. — London, England, 1827-07-30 00:00:00

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Consecrate yourselves with • ---..e..... , s o Order of the NoneCenuniasionen of his M a j es ty's Customs, nem etioneutatiog myself before his R.zeeikse7 with the least penned enrinese. to the radical cure of our political wounds. Your LISBON, JeLT 11. __! . • i t tea Custom Howe at this Place. ea TIMMY. AnSlat l' i llMTe disk debt. With madman& of the tat u pe t ensideration, honour ; and that of Colombia-your fortunes and those of the people - The official part et the (Amite contains Otto itessirmase - • , at_ FJeven o'Clock ie the Forenoon, remain, Sit. your eery obedient herein wean represent...your fur and that of your country, a country woe. of the Princess Regent, si g ned by the Mini•tevhf Wee trIlE UNDERMENTICS NED GOO Dlie (Stood) "S. HUBTADO." Vof all our sacrifices, depend upon your valor*. " Ynu ica. rdererniina contemp tattio:yisouhlre. andrieada p z ert iiie ty ta wa Cu ir. lo w m it h h is. Europe and -the first addressed to the Marquis de Voleatia,- lip- 1. . . • • us. ma Kona cepasnernee Mi 544411 01 Tura VICR-PRISIDVIT ,IIASTANOttI To Tilt Ottic c to ear - painting him Military Governor of the Peovieue of t w o / . site gallons. Hoye's,. 4 dada. Gent Ilia, commies& 01 isoi.osaata.. Curibric, tie Yards. e oebless your memory. Fur myeelf, Fin R ep r e s en tative of 'Ttsoos•Montes : the second is Iddressed to the • Geneva, Melt to. Yellow Cider , * a t die Senate and Chenille" , of Rellcconocativoi Republic. of Colombia. Is. First Magleteate in the acted Nerds& de i' • • • • • ma' g o , D e rry Braoh;.3 ditto. ' Coffee. 10 lbs. anCtares, appointing him i itary *dor , &It Hantiltiettiefs. 5 No. -Edam. il .bn. -The t r Ych SOW" of As Canna of the ROPObtiC IMO to bow* 'di Civerement, an old soldier of liberty and faithful subject of the been opened on this oldie of Janney . of year, and oetww,, I cannot nor will net barter the Oen of my country and its Province of M lain,. he Vatirstur 1•No- I h twaw• _________ e __'" w e see * indi t ibe *, that same sin I we& totem. 'sued my ii as Vice Presidnot• lmeinttions fee ref and anarchy ...ROM TUR annnot.rra. or /1114 1 0, 4 elk, ft eu )- ds• TelieccN ' ...1 " 1 "'"' 14 ' '`''' of Colombia: the lira bed rerdend Nu one . end tbootben rot beg n 'F . . DE FAVILO IBETANDEIL ma, likh May, 1421. • ' VIRIRA, Jima INC . , . • China Crape. el ditto Figs. drflbe. and printed the ordinary Message seethe The A pettcdical Abbe • de•CordedkAbilkippethtfr • • exteenneeemee Chinn frape.flearfse 1 No.at mann I had Anew led eimplallsi 0 Nallo. e--a Porter tige'sred--1 newest limeious to the Td of J anu ar y. Very peculiar. • . Clam Crepe Shawls, INa ' • AbillerfeM)tremalimsentity.. FRENCH PAPRB.S . • -''.' • be the mosfinveterate enemy in ttiesta patio Of hie Mat. . Brandy • II Ganens =trees, which did est one erkblathepphere cif rey asiotoolv, te prevent the assensteliag of die Legislative body wide • - ,•• 'neat 'Yee iroatiao* a* traitote, Mk 27. 'fray Doe 'Pedro IV. and 'the Chartet, to tiro seroteres Ruse 41 Dtto . Proof St for Deiffern the weigbe of et good•patriots. until now. when. &innately; dee which he preached--One 'at Sc. Antouies, in Lard* Geneva . 1 e Ditto PARIS& jell 103.-Nos•ornmar. Pam; Laid; the other in •Canpos-oludl the audacity to ito. i trine . • a Ditto . em, for Payment of the Duties and Charges the enimmentlane natinn orest in ited weelini kaper Yand san cnn assr l tbe nti objecie n°4ll7 "Presen neek ,ittattlellin t C°l4 2 io nti ves.,,'' LA telegraphic dilifj"fh sanotwth ode 'that tohielldpreaf the two imitates, find et coeveuesaaileal freme the.tatiolt • 11 atlia fitial ►the PalF 4 fr the teoPhi to tehell'airearlarettlig -I-- dote; mastoid well-fended are the bors of oar mainmast.) Reeds which have lain in the Warehouse 'berme the; sem eee sues et the Governmesu 413 rest. yesterdise, the 25th, with fievoarible eilet t l..., atlas' laNhir boom of Soleteites.astildittring• froth the . sawed by La ..1' la die.iiimaii stab. lei Jamary Jaimeamoietted In *Th e awn ships oh" tine sa d the two / t rim' s or e' •• . „ stoo l, • the *Ma fitkrtelq and ad. tisewit, that &web% t is Cuisine C ask . W o :o v e te l y a Cases of Spines • ..0- VehlirsithalN hc hs * l h'l ik* die ilifdliffol44lllllk '"ilifebferliF I`o iliflatioli, .• ' ' • Iftitlilkills with ii. Frendt army of 50.060 ii =r oldning sady . . . Drandy.. Chemeribelly. ultimo. ausidiee elbeelbataimies.•'-• mr4eriousasoit am ioneidit tie 43berounieottoodepiims4 de n, " tumo r „f i sh w o h o it o nog o , h e y.: Ana e n, * m an inteotry, 16 II "eittaeuts of emetty, and-ebe OF Chas. • t • ''' Rispieeny• Vlnegar. i n t h e ig a diaa v seats-. :the Conskiintion saes the wort add boron-, . . Moshe- lase Baffin Eon • a* oweeeeess-Alest.temavaethe Litterador, tbe Ifeettaset,GeSkalaid at this thOment tit be estebsbisag . . 'it trultsikols. lb* setateiSt4l4 of the &VANS i s 116.45 id ranee° a much mom coneidesable aetral iorce than k tianadieDeril and th e Free Metals, fie. • . PILRWELL, '- " - Th e Gaiege also quote's from the same Paper e Linger • Seabee 14 00•04. Teas and bee. kleasada _ _.,- • birwid7161....11844 the "'settee et the futile"' et l a te dde " 'Usually employs there. to lefties O'clock of the*/ dee of•Jamary, In dal, ,t . . Tee j ar , an t: that Wlth om ber sterv Mrtal wai s u , set tbe im breliMeMP su wirebs. Blensell e me . ooor, _77 l l; G i o n i to m i o d ; ad . in ' z o n dirseer Howsov e, ! bet a wo u, ~.. The uv f a ii i r l ee t.t i h t e di di vi v d i e si d en peincipally hito the squadron - 4 Whet-. . Wolter state and dated Rules's, Ado une, w hi c h ol ot amo m • mom ; on o and subjoins a cam- emmeendiag in the s trongest . The Goods win be Map up in Los for tie mwmanollathe of ' l•l " ael t lisdircle a mmualfte 4 " t . . **cruisers necessary to look after ibe• Orion which °Whet dr, PraPrietr athwermtiwt the Pewirt, . Penner', and may be viewed on Saturday and Midday mead. =r • N a cf e _cht e _ l • ll wwwl°c.,„_., Al WilLecc,:tia.....besa-e_...._ I_ , - wan f',U sc ' ss. ' 'nay hare been able to escape froew those parts, in spite ; . •oa "-._:.• -._ __. relilliints Jeaf.la. . 5 e t the Sale, between the HObr, or Ten and Two o'Clock. ' yew mita.. the d = e ra as f 'Kr- "1"` tin - Custom Hesse. el itlory, test. • • . , „ -,.'" l ', , - , • • of the vigilaoce ef his Majesty's shies!. Arse loyal Hi the Princess Sexist and eta • adreellsaGeopess. • • • -••• .; I l i , BUTLER'S- FLUID EX-Tst4CT,elk, - 11.r.4. *pens am p so dile itesitherhealtiatie wasilidii4ha pelt The sqoadron i n the Levant is going to consist of 25; infontals her sister wets , were Preeent to-do at the . 'thumb, iwll of the new brig of war, the Don Pedro. at the ReHytil INthis Pieparatinn ape ilia deal maneame. annor t ho power ei ebe lawn to- Slit in t . ships. among which are four of *elute, viz. the Salient,• 3. Properties of the attrormina .. voce. perfect OM" - . 111 " 11 ° .• bY tie Üborrailor for die ro•waiblblimwa' . the Breda*, the Trident , and - the novenas, tra a ll of 74 . Arsenal of the Marine. Her Royal if •ithstess apparel! roe a the Manatee with Mae:kb kw-pared- Fa AMA roust. that orde r __floo Imeninseiniere in neat/ et ' 116 "e" a ~..k t sus • the Syren frigate of 58 guns, the +fogun fr igates, to be whiilly recovered, and *iwerfied highly pleased. as . 1 well as her august sisters. They :went en watillaaPed 1 • non , fore , who, from vi n ous cameo , eog id expix i nx e woo s t o . North. mat priemear for the 44414684, 4i the prawn Coupe -es , * . • . roods, the Juno, and the •Magieienoe { feet tairationa.oe•wim ems it *OM beater:sly impewilide teems Thee : po w er,. wi t h which I w og b o n as te4bave been se -Pa. the A 1 i pa of Danciton, the- Mehl -Extract, whist peewees the advent marlosay mosicised that lam welt assured the tremendous swami* corvettes, and 11 Mull vessels. . - with the greatest respect and eathasisinti by the nu- • . . • tam ef pgrtabilky: and of keeping in tisq chrome. wake loved a I held has mans* bees felt in Caittenbje. Our relations wide • Thi s equadriedwill be entirely ready to act under the . stout drilraele mode ot apploying tot. meek•esteend. Medicine. foreign Pokers Lave cestineed contend. , A Onset Geaevil and command of the Rear Admiral Chevalier de Eigny,, 1111010 Se spectators . . LISBON. Jett IS. , 1 ' k The' Diens In vibich.tr he. proved men bencileask ere these a Vice Cooed have been daily eteminatid by the Leg, of the NM . . The num. - , , ThHitanorning, at eleeen„,the Princess Regent and her i t about the middle of the month of August: ' I of the Skin, sorb as the &orate Alkuiests, Emden Muses. thertoods. who are to reside to this, r e nnin, sad a Coen l for d mm i t te ns embarked at the a rs enal , far Villa Nova. Her ismodity Symptoms, En firkin team a diseased . Nice et , the city of Gioia*, The Itatentive has espedited the Cortespontlini bee of vessels empinyed *dole the penis of die Regencyi tl, keens at large. It is taken in Wawa rendering it et the urns eatreatar,eld Will prole by this conjenetion, to establish. On • oif Algiers is now seven, and will shortly be intaosseed to ...._Royal Higinsess will pass some days at the Caldas da . 1 .. 1 mita as the Deantioll. -, ... . . • foonng ofehe Mos pore friendship, the Matins d Celembia ems it Amon g acid Is bottles. at 41. ed. le. eel . and We. by Mean. Bader, the Kin of the Nedwrinds. . .so beseficial to bet. awls., ChcaPnde , corner of Bt. Peers, London ; 54. heekeilie- . The presseappoiated by t h e or d e r a t e, G oewewol eue of -'` litigates, of 58 gins; the Constance, Cybele, 'add the • - - • PRIVATE Cot RZSPONDEINCW. lute, Dehlin; and 73, Princes *met, Edinbergh ; Savory and Cs Osservs snooped*: Agent for Freed cornowew his holy lei tielathee frigates of 44 gonsaa.cot vette., and 6 smatter- i ' LISBON. JOLT 14. - me New licsid-etreon end RiO, Reeess-stmei; and by *spree- land the title ef Inspector of Commerce in Magma 444 itstbepiel vessels: six other vessels cruitein eifireeentateets of the' 10040. ow its oe TB I D4T-STATIL Of YEE' AlClffil44 epal Medicine Vanden in -. tbe Eingdoes. Of Wheel may be had ,dnisies_ ~bilen eitanpisom him n by tiw c etin v inr i fee Foes A i tairo i iateditetronean. For instance. off Cepe BOG; the Oast Bonn* Cineeze Raid. ii, PrePanvion for Inikll4= Cedar Me . . ' 4 " t amotankiromgeiormitati, ke. • I ' ' af Maly, the %teem Islands. ate. Among -AGA-are: I DIAVOIM, recoesatertded by ibe_ faioattioa 'kw its au • , earaiiii, someesio4 it Mull the eonneetine hetween Ae 0. - have repeatedly. 'eclair - . se . that little reliant, and certainty. In bottkoon ta. %I L es. ed. ...ad se. A. . . *sat et Coloubia and leis Most Chosen* Majesty coa - be deemed Iwo frigates, the:Marie Theses * , of "10' 1 4' etr*ahe an be placed on the ireilfce the atipport of the in. 1 N. 13 Ask for .... l3inereinlfteasi ruseuir.or gaasamarita. setli cleanses ; se.liewirdieg se the pubic righul. . , Aurora, of Otguns. Lastly. 4velsrigs aid sehooKeesi - ""A• - The Riam*Denenarbo Freida. and Bavaria heel Wawa ea. pipTosed• in convoy i n g merc h antme n on the two nrin.' stituiions, and have even expressed a data whether • SOUTH' 4MERICA.. • hem* inepealne readies with the Repeeke, sad cecailßeidnit ' ..i pal .1. from ,/, . the loos vessessady, herbs seed of , an „ speed ,. „ more 2 4 1aN .. spa. '' saes .marscurs to Cadiz , anti irons MA- salutary severity eshibited fo the poison of Lisbon. • The s f e nlirading arretiannditice It estractedfiross M seeleashe toe met this lamest in tee most favourable Tanner - seides to the Archipelago. Thus the Mediterranean , 'At the time that I last alluded to these topics, 1-h a d i .! Bogota El C,oxstitoteione4 of the 10th May :- •• •:Inthelitt bawavalataiwilleeddee tbanatiletai dignity's, dee • • one employs ueatly fifty ships of the-Royal Navy, in- iffeff all extract of a - letter from General Caul t the I .. r, • ' 1 . LERCUITIVE-FORELGN AFFAIRS. • • • dindmierldili hneebeenerinewil wide roma to tie nadom dependently of those . stationed at Barcelona. In tile , eriiet ire fa. speztable and faithful LiOvertior of the fortress of Colonel P. Campbell, Charge d'Affaires of his Sri- wall' . ._"blaa webmailaraot laikribfrtrwawra • ___. __ ocean above silty other testels; nine ell that if the rumours of Don bliguers amid ' ~ honk Majesty , having demanded a private itudimee 'Lae l'ibrriadwilleddearlawrilkw•redw're' promulgated a .' Ohm • are stationed •at Cadill'he the Welt cent of 4:_biti-4tinated to prevail as they did. he could not beim. - , ' l!i s of his Excellency the Vtee-Piesiderit of the *public. Plianedb* em eir m e w * " t o r bis e duti-- 4„z:.r t kreekes ee ll " lay a t o oeoro w erot i. srlims‘ free' *fries. ' in India, South Amesticaoheilitadliki,and•Neer. ineivabie forth. obedience•of his - garrison to the coke. I domed with the ExectiirePoWer, for the propose of athilishileedieeneelobameseidesel, is fau, ea .4 6 pelleaplLsome cruiziejgodedig them.* elf Sonios Hi; tow - G overnment . ton m ots h ave. t r y", to a no m- •;1 delivering.* letter (tom hit Majesty the Yang' of the pion Snake ohm the American- cr alarm which, under pee- ......sh. ou si t y i n d aniumic • wo w lame ., 4 .ter r2l:-.f2 um . the . °pad ._ eiah en • m • mot . e . .. ierice - cui • mit.. eatentooo sera and too faitfully fulfilled. limed Kingdom, this was anted a the 26th bk. On she Oa the night of the lth inst. a whole troop oF presenting his Majesty's .• Colonel Campbell ma. 6 1 .... te r r • sai, - % 7 7rwasTriiiit e...iass- coma°, tint depredations onboard Of French vestals. Neeet,_at cavalry beloneitsg to his comoutod, with the ezterithe 1 , crested the prefound-gtief r his Majeity. all the Royal i v ia r s i woo ' - (mei the refractory patty. The town* any timed pewee. veld there so much activity in me Family, and the British Whelan occasioned by the death ; ••• to . °behave* to the Ltbertsidar President ; l oi s e t je sav o lses. The Is i s mammas have - . they their edict's* motiaili.', and 11....0f to Spain with their ses add areas. This troop formed part of a de. ' 1 4 0 his Reiyal••Highlibekhe iitike of Yorks Wir. pro. ... i , - I - 4lNf i tl,"lth i g. lo4 a V. 4 ' 9 ' 24641 / 2111.41 . 1111 • 16 * Isilttra-setarkabTe celerity. 'And of tbe 29 tachment stationed at Villa ViCOSA, about thee, leagnep • -- - -.4.......--• , inmptivitsi theTliihttin loaf it tedahai Rivas Oa up. . w • . . . .. i• .. de awn etnicowly too " to M s vela* of which four are of the line. and eight frigates, from Elves. The town of Villa Vicosa, you will ter , ' . i wean nf his WOO OD, t4r The Ka° '•";" • • by. . • 40emilletto Witt& win be laid before it, as moo as the dtders for arming which for eztraordinai service .. member, was the ancient residence of the Dukes cf i 1 pabliced Womb a W 04114 partidpatelitibet waffeelint. Frail. to Oath willbe seen the loyalty of the districts ed Mants- have been latterly given, there remain only four orr6bante. Braganza. It . possesses a castle, in which the scheme , l i i The Vice-Pi mident -replied, that he•did, indeed, feel cal, Gaadealkit e and other towns of the province of Apure, at the brigs to put to sm. and the latest of which will . that irreparable lots *hich his Britannic Majeky had *ed.._ et witiell _s _ die Marti lad brave C ' alariel Inch's placed i hint. bly be dispatched before the end of.n -at month. of the restoration of Portuguese independence was fi r. • i _, we, it wilting" hewn that the influence of the pit on or ranged; and from which John IV. started to take posses. • sustained in tt:e death id a brothel so ..ittitatly tielovem ; sidant.aride thr maims and intleleence with which as • awn( rile Gazer-re Da reit NCit Of SATUDDAT• . J I and added, that his Majesty had cl , ne justice, as well sled all Mindefi e diessmbed thalami 'Edell war, • - 1_ - • ST. PETERSBURG/I, Jinx 10. tient of the Throes 'stetted from the Spolith Philips by being the anniversary of the brave partisans °Chili house . In this castle were .. to the Head of the Governinent, as to the peetple of elivioetwarefths hara• and koefibi Paw to Calwabb 6 '• - • Ole 7th of this Mao', re Dhni . was chanted in the about 80 men of the 13th Infantry Regiment. who ex- ? Colombia. in supposing that they would be affli c ted by The Ohms' ' saw h e will able to anove gn e t h e I t emenot bless- the Emperor's bioth.day. etted themselves in Vain, along with their Officers, to ars the decent bf his Rayed Highriess theDulie of Yotk. Inez 4 doinsedaranat under the protection of which k tee discuses Casten Cathedral, and in all the churches of this capital, rest the fugitivee, two of whom were severely wounded the istereste of the nation. and listen to Its rentecuarmiees. Instead The letter in *bids his Britannic Majesty commanicates t -- ea kit diam e den. howdedon, and tw ," which t h e w e e war , had and in the evening the city was illuminate& The day in the conflict. Several of the Officers wet e slightly • this melancholy event, was adelyssed ta the President caused, aching la now is be teen bet 'dance desires to heal the was alo kept at Zarsk jeselo, wherotheir Majesties now wounded.. I !lave . seen a letter from one of them, in which, i t Of the tternahlic of CCeconillia, and is as follows :.... wells& off con outlay. and to attend to ice use tweeting. The Are. • After Divine Se: vice the Emperor and Empress _ eftet hewn given an account o f the distressing affair, .l * Oreirm the Fourth, by the Gods ef &On King of the United eve ensued inevitable ;In Cumana, the precious blood d Odom. received the usual felicitations in the Palace of Alex i he states that one of the wounded men hat declared, itio l dorn of Great Britain ad ..freiand. Dander of the Mans had aireadyllowed; the fratricide cannon tbonderettia Pone under. In the evening the town, and the boats on the Faith, King Of Hanover, Ste. &es *tee • Cabello; a disallows male% was preparing in Apure between the great lake in the garden, were illuminated; and great t r. h ., at u the o p i, * . rty was _seclac_ed . and corrupted with money " lathe President of Colombia &ended, greeting.- It is with wry soldiers who bid overcome the Spanish any --hatiedanenge vy toe o hop of s ed uced locos* and his Canons.: The hetsenible grief we at-qualm yen. that our beiond Breda. anddivieseoluvatenedtoinvoree theLtepublicienthiaaddliellatioli numbers of persons who came from Si. Petersbiugh . Pik Marshal Isis Royal Highness Prince Frederick, Dyke of But with the experience which the people already had-of tbeeefts walked in the garden till night. - number of Ingitives is 41. They were received with Turl.deearted this hie yesterday 'vain, at 90 mimosa past sow they suffered, at the voice of the Libertatior, at the presentee of his ~ Ukase ofthe his bf • f ct satisfaction at Badajos, though a merit was Node by BT an ase ''''ilati after a long and plotratted Ifinees.. which - he We wick troops, on bearing hie promisee, order succeeded to minfesioe,hope the Dignity of the Governor of that place ot his promptitude in die- d* mostplous fortitude and rem madam We were mew ramrod, to despair, confidence to fear, ream° to passion, end peace to-wee. on Baton Diehitch, Chief of his Staff, arming them, and his readiness to deliver up their • anteitarron, our tailie'st childluod. to dd. medurßrodurtand Sea is the i state of the Northern Departments, according to the Caunt of the Empire, trantmissibie to bit descendants. t toursoonerehetau ns with deletion. The many great sod ex. mast recent communications received from the Secretary General The Ukase contains the following passage : horses and arms to an officer properly accredited to apiary rinses, public and private, which ardently distingetibed of the Ldiettador• reerive them. "It has been agreeable to us to think that we abated always find • --- - 1 Ilt his aulai Highness through a long and active life, endeared I press upon the Congress the necessity of revising the -organic in you .d in t future one of those men en whose seal we may the most Dining the illness of the Princess Regent, I apptisecl * '" ; hate an classes of our subjects, who bewail with as his irreparable law relating to 'cheek. The censures to witch siey ban been con eat y de p end . or the accomplishment of our designs in favour you that Saldanha, the Minister of War, had preparo' 1 " 8 - In imparting to you this m e l a n c h o ly e v e nt, w e er e p e r su aded subject are notorious, and the Executive desires that you may ext. of the empire which Gun . has confided to our care, . welt as a decrees, which her Royal Hiahness was unable flied that yee will empathise sincerely in tins our dietresa , and partici. Mine the subject In the councils of your wisdom . In order that pub- subject of immov o e v ab r le an fi c e l l w et, w a i l:er adieg ott ae re e d urd w ir t t r in d* prin. at to stn, appointing the Msrquii Anjeja, •• Count Villa paten the general grief of the British Nation, and so we recom - be odocation may be spread theenhont the vast extent of Colon,- 1 . i send ye to the protection of the Almighty. , bia, and that there may not be a Colombian who may net enjoy its d r ies offavour °r t r o n u n r b ' IWY hoW glorious Brother, to the very last moment of Ma be. Flor, the Marquis of Valenga, and Couto Lutniates, . I! i Given at our Court, at Windsor Genie, the nth day of Janeue, Malaita: The plan ot public lestrection decreed by doe Govern- . aunt wee early provisional. its reform and amelioration depend Reticent existence." Goverr.ors of the four not therm provinces. .The la; in ke seventh year of our reign.l PARIS, Jinx et. Marquis of Anieja is since dead, and the confirms, 0 Your good friend. seethe reforms winch may be made in tee law, and epos the lights • -_ The Prince de Polignac is expected at Paris to-day ,ion o f Count V i ll 4 Ft * , 0 r s appointment is still de. .' 6 (Signed ) " GEORGE R. Whirls experience-may furnish. It is satisfactocy to me to comma. d (Counter Signed) 4. GEORGE CANNING." skate to the Congress that the produce of the public revenue in or to-morrow. hayed ; but you will see in the tiarette of Wednesday, ri _ COMMERCIAL AGENTS IN ENGLAND. the lest econeede year, from the tat July, 1855, to the eon June, PROM Tin JOURNAL DU DOA TN. letters patent with the' nomination of the hlarquid The Hoe. Manuel Jena flortedo, Envoy Extraordinary and lief, hes been greater than that of the pre c eding year, and that . A latter from Lisbon, dated .101 11 sa " The "%us" Of Valenea to Tras-os-Montes. and that of Count 4 Zillltr Plenipotentiary frees the Republic of Colombia, at the the eatimmomf kw expenses for the present year is so inferior to Charge d'Affairea lately requested 7 In s' . audience of ~_„ucu d his Britannic Majesty, agreeably to an order received to themet. - dmit will not nearly equal the remain. Bet it is say man Lumiares to the Minho . Both these N ,Earenen, having ... _relict, has a ppoi nte d t h e f o ll ow i ng persons Commercial Agents to coaceive all the malignant Whence that the disturbed raided the Princess Regent , in order to communicate to tier the command of regiments when the Charter was pro- ; 'at Republic of Great Britain. woo of th e mai/Ts whicli we so math lament. woe have fuel ela dispatches which be had received from his Court. He claimed, exerted themselves zealously in support of the ter Ilsothester , Mr. Brooks; Pelenoth, Ifr. Alfred Fox; the national remoras added, that he was desirous that the whole diplomatic new institutions, and have since given pledges of their 4 t i rneed. Mr. Alfred . Willbabsin Bowls ; Portinsoutb, Hr. Freed from that, ani (endearing the above-nicotined state of the body should be present at the communication which he Gee fe Ltlllawbets ; Deal, Mr. C. F. Ceiling; and Glasgow, Marne, it is Indubitable that the increase of income , and the red*. comtioued adherence to a Conttoutional Government. l e n lan Muktorton; a whom protel and ablikyin the die. lion of owe:penes, Would have been so Considerable that, to the had to make . An audience was granted bias some days Their appointment has, therefore, giien general ratio. .; i l;' Brett Cha nge r ,o t : i their ved. sever a l 4.1, 4 ,l la most unqoc aboabie proofs have md.weshoold not col, have balanced our expenses_ and receipt. , afterwards. This diplomatist asked whether Don Mi- faction ;' and their pretence in the two provinces where but should have nuked public credit, and consolleateu t he god cool_d, conformably to the existing Constitution, the spirit of disaffection Is smoggy* may be of great 'COLMIBIAN LRGATION AT THE COURT OF HIS debt, without loading the people with uses, which, in preceding I yawn. haw borne so beim .. thew _ I rscomateed rids matter to ; come to Porto al to assume the !tint of Govetneteent, i BRITANNIC MAJESTY . service in the crisis that is trisected. "N°B l l3, Portland place, Loodote eth Feb, tem. yes:careen consideratioa, agenda( yes the/ there pew seises such as soon as he attained his 25th year ? The Princess Re- RIO DI JANEIRO. • a _r i i i i mason eatarreav or arm Too roams. •FrAtiti. disorder andostausim in the Rational Seances that kb Impossible gent answered, that as sister of Don Miguel, she was (fleoen the aerie Thsunieesse, from the With' Stay . bi nth Jobe.) ai I have t h e h onour to acknowledge the receipt of your to provide fp: the maims oldie Mandan:ice sad the ow desirous to accommodate herself to. his wishes, and to These Papers do not contain a .iyllable about the ' e ° 234l doCreber last, in which you communicate to Me the Mahe Republic. The 'Wince Minister will lay before yes the fetreenation of h • a the f ... Reserve peace in her family and tranquillity in her militate , operations, and are alinoett'whollY occupied o Excellency the Vice.Presideet, exonerating last mann adopted by the Executive to pay the Interest ior at an, the discharge iwiner pi e cni i pot sclia m rg e of the duties of Envoy Extraordinary and admi debt, Which it was not p oss ibl e f er es to d o l aw yew , country, especially as the burden of Government was with the debates in the Chambe r ,. That of the 25th May' • 1 nil tot, 1 yat this Coon. It is extremely painful to and witch object has been so the Government a nue of overlain too much f i r her strength ko support; but that the ex- contains a very long exposition of the Minister of Pi. „...._ i that the approbation which his Excellency has thought sad asialetY• itting Regency was the Regency fixed by the Char- ounce. • It appears tram his statement, that in 1826 the r'"Fe to bestow te ak op l)on my diplomatic conduct, has nix been ere Nothing has happened with empect to• the army, except the ter n -.t h at there was no minority at present. and that the Receipts, Ordinary and Eztraordinery, amounted to If my exettiat3 i n the management o f the fi nanc i a l s t a i rs movement of the auxiliary division of Pere, whisk took plaesin . had _ _e_ _ . e e eee .... . 1 e._ • • 'ntied to my charge ; but in r, a to the former, there Were lama, the Seth of January. Th e di v i s i on on t h at day deprived the Government of the kingdom been COGITIFTCO upon about 7, 578 , 4 i 7 3 no retes; ausxpenditore 77,215 do., 04ie g( t . ... h"eCOrnpliCated in t e resta , w hi c e u nfores e en rents, utterly Officers, whom the Libertador had appointed with the fen aotheriey her by her father, and confirmed to her by her brother leaving about 151.260 do. balance qapeplus.•The Debt • s i .,..Lort mete answer to conereul, h ate pro d uce d 0.2 the letter. Not of_ . Government, of the command. The_ seeing authorities_ of that and King ;-that of herself she could determine tio- at the end of the year 1826 , wa5 4 31,22"1,59S intlrees.. ; lao rt b. swer an the demands of the crediton of the Roe division have solemnly renewed their former oaths of sebolsoise thing ;-and that it was to the Kitt her brother that For 182 S, the Recei p ts , Ordinary and Extraordinate • a •,..7, , roes ty mow, &so w , and being compelled , to press se and Obedience to our constitution] laws, a renewal which gives e , such a communication as she had just received-ought are estimated at 6300,000-the Expenditure . at. - "linos her debtor. I have created a ham of enemies, whose assurann afar fidelity of them authorieks, and which the division 4 r lagaim is. been . It ilea . is .. . en to persecute and lay snares for me, doing every coda not ban &imbed it not arse of all separated itself tram Its obe made. 11.219,088, leaving a deficit of 4,919.088 millets. ,The_ i e si ; b rit r Me: to . represent my conduct as involved in ob. The Congress will see in the docuumuts which wal a We are informed, that the English Ambassador Miuitter thinks than neithei the debt• nor the deficit aims / 11 ;ted endeavouring to sully my repetition, and draw down W a r:fore it by the Secretary of War, the prudence with win rdeclared, that upon this question he could do nothing gives any ground for uneasines,s since a few years' P4lielf 't 4 e disPiaasue of my Government ; but I go to present * Execudve has acted in this delicate affair, and the critical shod, 0 tease eirtuus men-m a rum r from passion; who will donor 'base authorities. The subject will be ely comitiered enT be Lll:. , .r.ted by the cPmore th..n preserve silence, since it related to the Jo. 'peace and strict economy will afford ample means to' e 1., nhe I co rectitude of my act:ores and that lu•tate on another occasio n. mestie affairs of Portugal. He likewise declared , in make it up. The only di f f i culty is to find present m- a dirk mew ,, to restore me.to the reputatio• sa Web have Thacteoperatiaaof Government In the execution of t h e . dame obedience to the instructions lie has iecelved frenrhis sources for the expenses of the army, and for support-. ew • cw irre. The Goveromeot. which has been pleased to ap. , . mineene of Coogreas o as far aethey conduce to public good is an that he would neeet consent.to the inter- mg the national credit abroad. ward ) diploma tie conduct, will. I have no doubt, afterliseing m olt its part, whose fulfilment you may expect in all cit. Terence Government. rp:ore of any foteien Foam in die internal affairs of The Conde de Valenco is annointed Sestetary of _ I ''''" utt k •-• Republic. I aril now, Sir, making preparations . hen dawned h, an In that emifiefeece it has appointed you i le• thee cieutitty.• State and Minister of Justice. . . • • , . .. • . - • • . . . _ . • • . .. . . • . . . . .• • . , . ~, 5 . I . , ..,• ~...a - . ~A. • • I i' i