Star. — London, England, 1823-11-05 00:00:00

♦ N >, ~.- C••• 's GAZETTE. FROM Lair NIG [This Gazette notifies that his Majssty has becn pleased to ap point the Honourable Francis Reginald Forbes (now Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Copenhagen) to be Secretary to his Ma jeity's Legstion at Lisbon ; the King has also been pleased to ap point Peter Browne, Esq. to be Secretary to his - filajesty's Legation at Copenbsgen.] BANKRUPTS. Robert Stnith, Piccadilly, fruiterer, to surrender Noveinbir 8, 15, and Uosernbir 16,- at eleven,• at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,ll3.4inghall-strePt. Attornies, Messrs. Fielder and Co. Duka-street; Grosvenor-square. The Reverend Charles Caleb Colton, late of Princes-street, Soho, wine-rnerchaat, November s, 22, and December f 6, at eleven, at the Coeit of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Attorney, Mr. Gale ' Ilasitighall-street. 70fin Curling . 4 r:son , High Holborn, linen-draper, November 11, lik and Deceniber 16, at ten, at the Court of Commissionersuf llankrupts,_ Ilasinghall-street. Attoruics, Messrs. Smith and . Weir, Austin-friars. George Itiogshatv, Tooting, builder. November 6,22, and Decem b'er 16, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, 11a,ingliall-greet. Attorney, 'Alr. itattenbury, Thomas -street, llorselydown, Southwark. Robett Watson, late of Britannil-terrace, City-road, coal-mer chant, • November 8, 15, and December 16, at eleven, at the Court of Commia-Atmers of Bankrupts, Bashighall-street. Attor nits, Mr. Turner, Percy -street, 11,:dford-square. Edmund John Glyn, late of Wynn, Cornwall, hanker, December 1, and 16, at elev;:n, at the Armi Inn, Launceston.— Attoruies, Messrs. Darece and .Alichael, ILed Lion-square; or 11Ir. ('ole, Plymouth-Duck. William Jobn Arnold, Idol-lane, 'rower-street, wine and spirit broker, November 8, 15, and December 16, at twelve, at the Court of Cemtniksioners of Bankrupts, Basinhall-street, At __ . . tornies, Messrs. Paterson and I'eiJr, Old Broad-street. James Thotudike, Ipswich, cheese-factor, November 19, at six, 20, and Deerniber 16, at eieveu, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Ipswich. Atturnies, .fir. Jackal - nail, Ipswich ;or Messrs. Ilium- Icy, Gray's Inn-square. George Laing, Hunter-court, Mincing-lane, merchant, November 11, 18, and. December 16, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attoruies, Messrs. Freeman and ilethcote, Coleman-street. Charles Harrison, Aldgate high-street, cheesemonger, November 8, 15, and December 16, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basiughall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hutchi son, Criwn-cotirt, Threadneedle-street. Robert Curt, Cow-Cross -street, West Smithfield, currier, Novem ber r, 15, and December 16, at twelve, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attomies, Messrs. Drew and Son, Berniondsey-street. Thomas hoar, Flamstead, Herte l baker, November 8, 9.`2, and December 16, at eleven, at the Court uCommissioners of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Mr. Williamson, Luton, Bedfordshire; or Messrs. Taylor, Featherstone-buildings,llolboru. 1144!ben Sarin and Thomas Fisher, Grub-street, timber-merchants, November 8, 15, and December 16, at eleven, cc the Court of CommizAoners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Fisly;r, .lldersgate-street. Wiliam Pickard, Kuaresbrough, lime-burner, November 14; at five, 15, and December 16, at eleven, at Abbott's .Hotel, Knarei brongh. Attornies, Messrs. Stocker and Dawson, New Bus well, cou:I, Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Powell, Knaresbrough. Henry Homell, Arlvid,re-place, Surrey, merchant, November 8, 15, and December 16, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Ilat.krupti, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street. Wild= Su/Ochs, Liverpool, carver and gilder, December 1,2, and it, at one, at the George Inn, .Dale-street, Liverpool. Attor cries, Messrs. Lowten and Nichorson, Lausdowne-place, Bruns wick-square ; or Mr. I..ciees:er, Dale street, Liverpool. John Peacock, Manchester, merchant, December 1,2, and 16, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornirs, Mr. Bower, Chancery-lane ; or Mr. Woodburne, Sr. Ann's -street, Manchester. Henry Withingu,t, Manchester, silk-manufacturer, December 1, 2, and 16, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Whi►{ow, St. Jamcs's-square, Manchester; or Messrs. Willis and Co. Tokenhotrie-yard. Chase . Armstrong hull, late of Worcester, printer, November 25, .213, and December 16, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Worcester.— Attornies, Mr. [lecke, Devombire-street, queen -square; or Mr. Hill, Worcester. DI VIDEN DS to be made in 8.1 SI NG II A I. L-STIt Dec. 2, J. Cowie, George-street, Mansion-house, wine-merchant, at eleven. Nov. 11, W.'fate, Cat eaton-street, bookseller, at twelve. Nov. 25, J. Oldfield, Edgware-road, coach-maker, at ten. Nov. 29; T. Fieethy, Acton, Middlesex, baker, at ten. Nov. 15, 1. H. Handsconta, Newport Miguel), lace-merchant, at eleven. Nov. 18, J. and 11. Bird, Poultry, jewellers, at eleven. Nov. 15, 11. Hatfield, late of Abingdon-row, Goswell-street-road, merchant, at twelve. Nov. 22, F. Pothouier, late of Corporation -tow, Clerk enwell, distiller, at twelve. Nov. 15, J. Russell, late of Roches ter, wine-merchant, at twelve. Nov. 22, Stabb, Torquay, De von, J. Preston sod J. S. Drowse, llotolph-lane, London, merchants, at twelve. Nay..lB, I. Spence, Providence-row, Hackney, mer chant, at eleven. Nov. 29, P. Giblett, New Bond-street, butcher, at twelve. Nov. 25, W. M. Ashby, Albury, Surrey, paper-ma nufacturer, at one. Dec. G, J. Park, Tower-Royal, merchant, at 10. Nov. 29, N. Barry, notifies, chartseller, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Nov. 25, J. Lovegrove, Cranham, Gloucestershire, timber-dealer, at eleven, at the King's Head, Cirencester. Nov. 24, 1). Duulett, Norwich, veterinary surgeon, at four, at the Bowling-green Inn, Norwich. Nov. 25, J. Graft, Stroud, Gloucestershire, shoe maker, at twelve, at the office of J. Burrup, Beikeley-street, Glou cester. Nov. 25, I'. Ilea, late of Arnold, Nottinghamshite, dealer, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Nov. 29, W. Gaper, Bristol, dealer, at twelve, at the Rummer, All Saints'-lane, Bristol. Dec. 10, W. !noel, Redditch, Worcestershire, tailor, at eleven, at' the Swan, Alcester. Dec. 5, 11. Derbishire, late of Liverpool, grocer, at one, at the George Inn, l ) le-street, Liverpool. Nov. 2 6, M. Hardy, and J. Dale, Manchester, warehousemen, at tut o, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Dec. 8, 'l'. Lesitighaun, Worcester, hosier, at twelve, at the Bell I ' nn Broad-street, Worcester. Nov. 27, J. Devey, Wolverhampton, factor, at twelve, at the Voolpack Inn, Moor-street, Birmingham. Nov. 27, W. Slade, Leeds, corn-mer chant, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. CERTIFI CA TES.—Nov. 25. I. !term, Birmingham, screw-maker. It. Stephens,Goswell- street, saddl.T. W. E. Kirkpatrick, Lime-street, merchant. L. J. Gou bau, 11.11=0:et, ha:el-keeper. ' A. and D. Sailsbury, Windsor and Nottingham, drapers. D. Eisp, I letibury, Gloucestershire, dealer. G. 11. Cocker, Belvidere Place, Surrey, bill-broker. J. Arkell, late of Steeple Aston, Oxfordshire, dealer iu cattle. Dissoi.uTioxs OF PA ItTN liltSlll PS. Garlick and llorn, Upper King-street, Bloomsbury, piano-forte itianufacturcrs. Rathlione and Leatbom, I isein s ool, ship-builders. J. and T. Eigt, Southampton, shoe-makers. Dickinson and Greases, Shsffitdd, furriers. Younger and Loran, Minories, cheesemongers. • Hesbeth and C.O. Halt-Moen Inn yard, Southwark. Rogers and Lane, Brighton. 'Finley and Co. Liverpool, ship-brokers (sn far as relate* to J. WU).- 'T. and 'T. Lance, LiverpooL T. 11. and J. Btiry;Salfind, woollen-printers (so far as respects T. Bury). An drews and Little,' Churk Is-street, Whitechapel, saw-makers. Wake more an d n u bbins, W e st Drontwich, nail-factors. round and Watsts, St. Martin's-court, Leicester-fields, tailors. Milne and Banasbuttonis, Liverpool, painters, kc. Weutherhead and Clarke, • •Wisberch, St. Peter's, Isle of Ely, se,rgrotts. Newshant and Garth, rivet's) corn-dealers. Lawrenson and Carruthers, Higher Wyer llides - cateldre, cotton-skinners. . . Saturday se'imight the following melancholy accident happened at Elie, in lifeshire. Dr. CaOLY went by himself to shoot sea fowl, among the rocks, near Ar dross. and as he, did not return at his usual time, Mrs. CamLx.and her friends became quite anxious about his .safety. As they knew the place where he used to go, . one of his friends and other two young men went with Lanterns co . search for him. It was not until nearly eleven . o'clock. however, that they found him, burihey were too late to be of any service—he was lying within water. mark, cold and lifeless! When the body was examined, it appeared that a hall had entered his left side, gone quite through, aad had glazed the right arm. Next day a person on whose veracity I can rely vo and who has seen docuntents proving th have ascertained that the principal of the a Colonel of Engineers, and a Chevalier who comes appointed Ambassador E Christian Majesty to the Government of Secretary; his name is Achille de la Mt the Order of Malta. " The instructions they have brquqb French Minister of Foreign Affairsidin servations respecting the bias, character, inhabitants of this country, as regards given to a member of the• French Family come over to reign here; tier result of nieate to the aforesaid Minister through frigates, which at different periods are CAW there are no hopes of realising th, vernment on the .hove subject, the afor to make proposalslo the Gevert:ment o of commerce between the latter and ' antes granted to these persons by tha 90,000 dollars Gobpresers John de UUoa, this 24th day of Vebtual . (Signed) • 1 ' Flt " To his Excellency the Captain-Gener of the Island of Cuba, &c. &C. &c." We have received. by the pa , arrived. in Liverpool on. Dlslida: from which we extinct as follow FROM NA TC II EZ. —The . / 3 0: t C the 3d inst. received by yester& additional particulars relative to ness at Natchez. A letter of tli the •icinity of Natchez, says, with the utmost violence among who still remain in the city. of ; taverns are closed.; and it i a mouthful to eat except at the the perfect picture of deralatio serted, angla horrid and death-lil one extremity to the other. Ih; once since the . generalretreat struck a chill to my very soul; It is somewhat singular, that W dare it impossible to cure a pat virons are perfectly healthy. 11 may proceed from;-appears to' devoted city, without . exhibitit spread. Since : writing you. L deaths, but so many die, that it rate them-.tfrom eight to twelve Extract of a letter from` a j (Ohio), dated Scpf. Skkut dreadfully..- There Vase scarcely l on the sick. Not far from thi gum river; within the compasj nine persons have died of: the - 1 which I put up, I had much 4 lodgings—there were tin sick'ir dead. Marietta lies on the Qhit It is a beautiful little town, a think it possible that the sickness such a delightful spot." _ HIGH COURT OF ADHI 2111114112CCE Itagl3lZ Allit.Tllll J . Sir Crier:ironic* Reaniann applied t , Captain, Officers. and seamen ut the.l by Captain Mundayi under Lord Coil claimed for the taking and destrnying Brlle Caroline, IA the harbour of Bego, Granted. • . Mr. CASNING'S, h;;;;71171 Navy, in his eloquent addiesi ai nesday last, the letk k: -has scale, been esetiipliked. were received At our Elocic,T equipment of two line-of-battle SUPERP, of 71 guns each, upo ment. Both these Sbilis Wei* bi to the yard, old in - 1 1 1 .10fett them with such John-thal- dim chinict . betticAing tw-tifit esta following 'TifesdaKfeßkieklis and ready toaiqi. thl.fiet. Sails toi we are sorryAssiestrifie men wi _being-found defective, Anotht equipped in her itiad. The sma here and at PciriSninuth 'ire de West ladies, *it pnieeeditig to h. Gazette. Excellency Baron WI4. yesterday, from a visit to his MAJE42I Sir ALEXANDER COCHRANE, is returned from the coast of irslat Barrackmaster-General, is daily expel Sir J. RICHARDSON,'Chief Pleas, and family, are now at Falmo for the benefit of Sir I's health. The Duke of Saxe-WEIMAR day Ifternoon, frnin Bushy.. Monday night, Mr. SMITH, arrived at the Foreign Office, Dosrnini Wit:say Wsra.nsissr, at Vienna. The Duke of Sussex arrived Palace, from 113 r. Cock's seat, 'alto POLAR EXPEDITION.--We I l contemplation of the Admire Discovery Ships for another vc with , this difference, that their Behrines . Straits, sylienee*they distance which must be irstieri be.said to commence proceedi minion, and the cimsequent di necessary supplies,.has hitherto attempt by this pasage. 'This dew proposed to obviate, ..by vessel, laden with necessaries, s PPmpans , tkes . to the neighbor Ao4l4oaet. It! is ag '• It is statedin the ItiveraeuJ alias Black Tom, accused of tl ,Davidson,.si sawyer, at the Bri last, has been apprehended. .tice amidst the mountainous wi was discovered that about six v his own house at Downduff. I hailieen watched, and on St aden near tife place, When Mr, property at Relugas, got a wa or sixteen men with him, surpr at iiiidnight. A person was p cottage . close to the chimney points near the door and .wi vent escape. Operations w rap at the door, on which td, Cf: Lord; hi THE EV ii;NINCI STA. LONDON. WEDN'ESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1523. , Gusrownita Pum—Holiday at the Bank. • CITY, TWIiLVE O'CLOCK. Both the Bank and the Stuck Exchange are shut this day, but the Auction Mart Coffee-house is opened, where you are made to pay one shilling for entrance for a speculation in the different Funds. Consols have been done at the above Coffee-house at 831 to ; and Spanish at 28/, but it has fallen again to The Expresses from Paris have brought the French Rentes at 891. 65c. atter 'Change, and Spanish 33 ex. div. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. We have received to-day, by Express, the Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday. Saturday being a holiday, there WAS no courier dispatched on that day. The ex traus which we subjoin from the Papers received, pos sess considerable interest. FROM THE MONITEUR, OCTOBET: 31. The Head-quarters of the Army of the Pyrennces was on the 214 h, at Manaanares. MADRID, OCTOBER v. General Castanos has been exiled ; he retires to Mi.: randa. the grand head-quarters will arrive -here on the 2d or Sd of next month, and after a short stay pro ceed to Burgos, where it will remain until fresh °refers. General Guilleminot will accompany the Duke d'An gouleme to Paiis. Marsha/ Molitor will be Com mander-in-Chief of 40,000 men, who are to remain in Spain, of which 12,000 will be in garrison at Madrid. OCTOBER 28.—1 t is impossible to describe the enthu siasm with which the Duke of Angouleme has been re ceived by the population in every town, as well as the Sierra Morena, and by the inhabitants of the plains. The Prince will arrive here the day after to-morrow, and set off on the 15th. It is assured that the Spanish Government has re- . ceived the news that Badajos has opened its gates. NEWS FROM SPAIN. DECREE OF THE RING OF SPAIN. " History will immortalize the great undertakings of an Illustrious warrior, whopassed the Pyrennees to deliver a nation from servitude and horrors. and from a civil war. My royal heart desires to ma nifest my gratitude, and to assure future ages of the services ren dered to me. I have resolved that in Madrid a magnificent monu ment shall be raised to the revered memory of my brother and cou sin, the Duke d'Angouleme, and to his valiant army. " Carmona, Oct. 23, 1823. " VICTOR SAEZ." The King of Spain left Seville on the 22d, on his way to Carmona ; and on the 23d his Majesty left Carmona for Cordova, where he arrived on the 24th. The King has re-established the Duke del Infantado to the Presidency of the Council of Castile, without taking from him the command of the Royal Guard. GRACIA, OCTOBER es. An armistice has been concluded between Mina and the Marshal. To- morrow, or the day after, a negotia tion will be opened for the surrender and occupation of the fortresses of Catalonia which yet hold out. It is said that Mina and Rotten, in consequence of a commotion in Barcelona on the 23d instant, had retired to the citadel with the regiment of Soria, and that the militia had plundered the residences of these two revolutionary Chiefs, who had been deprived by their friends of the command during twenty-four hours, but had after wards resumed it. PERPIGNAN. OCTOBER 24. Notwithstanding the report current here of the sur render of Barcelona, the park of artillery continues passing thither. A corps of the light artillery which is here has received orders. So much the better: the 4tb corps will also prove itself worthy of praise. The second Council of War of the division of the Eastern *rennees, charged to try the French refugees taken at Llers with Colonel Fernandez, held its first sitting to-day, under the presidency of M. de Laydet, Colonel of the 10th Regiment of Light Infantry. The first refugee having declined the competency of the Council, was sent for trial before the Assize Court. The second, Girard Jaques, serjeant of the 6th Regi. ment of Light Infantry, who deserted from the said corps, and went over to the enemy, arms in hand, was condemned to death. A third was condemned to the sallies, for the term of twelve years, and placed tinder the jurisdiction of the Assize Court. Tire fourth availed himself of the plea pnt in by the first accused, and he was consequently remanded until further evidence be obtained against him. The one who was condemned to death heard his sen tence with sang froid ; be may, perhaps, have had the assurance of the Royal clemency. October SH, Six n'Clock in the Evening. An estafette has just'asrived, with an order to the Colonel of Artillery, commanding the park, to set off for Barcelona, and to direct the remainder of the park (consi,ting of 150 large pieces, 200,000 bombs, gre- nades, and other projectiles) to be conveyed after him by forced marches. ORDER OF THE DAY. " The hippy effects which were anticipated from the deliverance of the King of Spain are beginning to be felt in Catalonia. The forts of Seo d'Urgel have just capitulated. It was on the fist, at six o'clock in the morning, that M. the General ikarow hotel , chief lo command of the siege, took, possession of them in the name of his Catholic Majesty. The Governor,Viri, with 700 men of the garrison under him, tir.;ading the haired of their countrymen, have solicited to be sent.toltanee as prisoners of war. They will arrive at Per will coward sIuSIG t.lllV , J6ti, *ems •••••-• -_ O ___ - the ramrod and gun wet e found a iew yards f rom the r i g nan on the 27th inst. and on the 29th they will march onward with them bills of exchan g e p a y able in- Vera Clad, to the amount claimed, " 0 Lord, have nu place whore the body was lying, near a rock, on which, for the interior of the kingdom. One hundred and ei g hteen offi cers o f 16,000 d o ll ars , which were indorsed by several merchants of man on the roof called out, credit in - Fraa h ce, and lastly by the Ministers of the Treasury D e : as it was much marked with hiood, it is suppo.ed that of the regiment Laredo, who had declared submission to King • He rneal s e v n s ter t ed hen th at theiumm bead !" A man pa i r i tnicnt o f f t at nation. • - • • • These acts were sufficient to con fi rm my first suspicions re. wh:n with their sticks they suc . Dr. Cacmy had been sitting loading his piece, when the Ferdinand Vl7. have solicited and obtained permission to return to &peering the, persons alluded to, ind induced me to make every ex. fatal accident happened. Dr. CROLY and his wife have their homes. from bolting upwards. The do been residing at £lie during the summer months for sea- A considerable quantity of artillery and ammunition was found b ertl y r o ji n ei t r o aGscoevrteraninnltehnotr and d hl ta Y t r he thi m s iss p r rpo t ie he r y el ze d re o s t r th t i on pt h c i u t i be htr i ta e k e taken cottage,to Gate] and ! bathing, and the shooting of sea-fow) .was one of his in the toils of the Stu d'Urgel. There was also a supply,of proii; • . levity of the French nation, and also of the necessity they would be favourite amuse tents. Dr. Cuoty had 'only entered Ilion for a long time. . under of having, in.& foreign country; and one also divided intOpar.: with • ropes in a cart, and .sci.p into his twenty-eighth year—and had not been twelve "It is confirmed that the 'garrison of Lerida has sent Commis. ties, to Make acqnaintances in order to obtain such information u s i five Juen, , ,well -armed witP, sti sioncrs to Madrid to take the King's elders; hostilities s e e sus . t h e y s t oo d i n n ee d o f. My hopes were not fruitrated, and through weisafely secured in jail. • beaded until tier return, and everything indicates that the, 'Will not be recommenced " A negocistion is on foot with the 'Constitutional Chiefs of Bar celona, for the surrender of that fortress, and it is probable that it will not belong ere it acknowledges thtt • authority of Ferdinand. this belief is the more to be relied ors, seei2g that everything is ready for the siege, of which 'slina and RoktenFre informed ; and more over, they are fully aware that they must not now seek thei: salva tion in the force of arms. "The Lieut.- Gen. commanding the division of the EasternPyrennees, (Signed) "The Baron de ROTTE NI BOURG. (Certified to be a true copy) " The Chief of the Staff of the * Division, (Signed) " E. TEXTOR. " Head-quarters at Perpignan, Oct. 24, 1821." • By a private communication of. Sunday's &; . e from Paris (says the New Times) we • are assured that the news of the capitulation of Barcelona is official ; the terms are not yet finally arranged ; but Gen. CuurAL bad been named to settle them with. the besieged. A Mail from Flanders has brought to-lay Brussels Papers to the 31st October. The following are extracts : FRANKFORT, OCTOBER zi. The German Diet will resume its Sittings in the month of November; but it is observed with pain, that the people of Germany have almOst entirely ceased to take any interest in the proceedings of that august as. sembly. The first subjects of the consideration of the Diet are txpected to be the organization of the Army of the Confederation, and a revisal of the internal regula tion of the Diet itself. , Austria, it is said, will require that the erection of the fortresses of the Confederation be immediately commenced, especially the fortificatieri of the City of Ulm. Austria will thus obtain a fortress in the Kingdom of Wurtemburg, and an important mili tary position in the centre of Germany. We learn from Darmstadt that, in the /4th Sitting of the Assembly of the States, the Minister of War has' revived the proposal, made in the preceding Session, to grant to those individuals who have the Order of the Legion of Honour, the pension which was annexed to it by the founder, and which- France has ceased to pay to them since the Restoration. The Government has strongly recommended this affair to the Chamber of Deputies, which on the former occasion refused to listen to it on account of the distress of the country. The pro posal has been this time waiinly supported by several Deputies who have the most influence, and has even been extended to the military, formerly French subjects, who have become subjects of Hesse Darmstadt by the cession of part of the left bank clEtpe Rhine. It is there fore hoped that the result of'this discussion, which is not yet terminated, will be favourable to these individuals. VIENNA, OCTOBER as. . - ' The Empress and the Imperial Family, as well as the young Duke of Reichstadt, left the Palace of Schoen brunn on the 14th, and have returned to this capital. Her Majesty and their Imperial Highnesses will go in a few days to Hollitsch to meet the Emperor : it is sup posed their Majesties will stop there a few days. NUREMBERG, OCTOBER 23. During the negociation betweenthe Court of Teheran and the Porte, the Ottoman troops under the Pacha of 13agdad, suddenly attacked and made themselves mas ters of the town of Mendoli, in which thire was a Per sian garrison. Such an event is calculated to rekindle the war between the two empires. BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 30. It is thought that the Session of our States-General will be a short one—that is, that it will not be more than three or four months. His Majesty having approved of the union of the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg with the Diocese of Namur, has thought fit, in consequence, to enlarge the seminary of that city, and has been pleased to assign funds sufficient to commence this enlargement imme diately, so that the building will be able to accommo date 90 pupils more than at present. _ _ A superior officer, wearing several orders, passed yesterday through Antwerp,on his way to the Hague; he came from Madrid, and was the bearer of dispatches from his Cabinet to the Chevalier de Navia, Chargé d'Affaires of Spain in the kingdom of the Netherlands. Sometime ago a discovery was made by the Spanish Governor of the Castle of St. John de Ulloa, of certain French agents who bad been sent to Mexico, for the purpose of intriguing among the inhabitants of that country. Subjoined is the official Report of the above officer respecting this affair, transmitted to the Captain- General of the Island of Cuba, for his "guidance ao,d information. " MOST Klemm Sta—The Captain elite Fretch frigate, Le Fame, which entered this p'ort together with our own, the Con stitution, on landing on the 18th ultimo, introduced to me.two persons of his own nation, whom he said he had brought on board of his vessel through the recommendation of his Government, which reconunendation the latter had been induced to give at the solicitation of a company of merchants who by this means endea voured to obtain in this country information merely relating to their commercial pursuits. The object of the aforesaid French Coin mander was, that the above-Mentioned persons should land at Vera Cruz, with my permission ; and considering, that although' should refuse the request,' it would be extremely easy for them to gain their object by landing on any other point of Cie coast, shewed the more frankness and readiness to oblige theist, as thy conversation with the persons recommended, excited in me some suspicions that they were nut such persons as tiny repre sented themselves to be, and that their coining here Was cloaked by some mystery, which I only nattered myself with being able to discover, by allowing them to go to the neighbouring city, where, through the medium of my own agents, I should be able to watch their conduct, and ascertain the real object of their misaion. I was very soon informed, that mt of sixty trunks which they landed, scarcely any of them contaided merchandize; and that, contrary to •their foritter professions ..a appearances, nearly all of the above trunks belonged toihe heavy baggage of themselves and families, as the duties in the Custom-house, which they had to pay, did not amount to fifty dollars. I further ascertained that they lvought _ _