Star. — London, England, 1823-11-18 00:00:00

. _L:_;' • lic funds and loans of foreign Governments will quoted on the Coors Authsottique okhe'Change of Paris. —This measdre (the wisdoosiof which is demonstrated in the introductory observations) terminates the struggle betwilo. theinollaragit lokn of. the Spanish Cortes and for under • the Regen - ciiiii the firm of Quibbled and Co. and confirmed by the spe cialleetherbletielcifiEinlandinsak-in fact ' from this. dayibrerArd; the latter loan takes its legal station on tint Ragtstes of the Cours Authentique of the foreign hods, and the former loan is radically erased from it, since the pretended Government under whose authority it was contracted, is itself, infact and•right f erased from the -political list of the Governments recognized by France. The operations in piasters are, consequently; from thii day, diverted, of all character; even' an appa rent'one of public leg2lity. 'And no. person has a right, anthentieall*,;to qeote.the price thereof. 'Under this point of View, which is Only the irresisti ble conseqtienee of the Royal Ordonnance, this speCu lotion,' which:is 'annihilated as a .public loan, cannot even ittiialti iteelf 'as a private operation,•since the gua rantees assigned for.its liquidation, on the domains and ,res!entiii of r 4Aiticirreiocablt.tesenpe• from the hands, of the .cone actin 'parties. ' • • . ' " • The Coarier iraapai; and JOurnal.i(a Commerce, will but lraittlT console themselves with ihntransitory rise it hasnojoyed. The plausible cause-of this momentary impinvernent was the payment of..the last dividends. Now these dividends were onlpliquidated by a sacrifice Of the capital itself, of which there remained 20,000,000, in the hands of M. Ardouirr; when his partner, M.'Hub-' bArd,.was under the necessity of hastily quitting Madrid on the 27th of May last, after the entrance of our troops, .to escape the pursuit of the Cortes, who demanded pay 4 .ineArol. the loan. But this resource (however regular in itself, and by the aid of which the next dividends might also be liquidated) now perishes altogether, by the-nature and force-of things, in the hands of the de tainer, for any, other application than that of reim bursing, am marc k frano,'with this residue of the capi . tal, the holders'of the stock, to whom these 20,000,000 unquestionably belong. • We do not teethe' least doubt of the prudent promp iiiude'erith'rhiChihey will act to prevent the trivial re institutor their advances ftuin being longer esposed to ti .dangers of circumstances. .• FROM TDB . 0818SLAUMM • Adticeti, which appear 'to 'is.'n-ell4foniidedv b et to which it would, perhaps, be' Prtident not to give entire itute, That at their. interview at Czernowitz, the Emperors of Russia and Austria agreed to restore 'to Ilte-th:one of his ancestors the son of a King whom the eviats of the regime of Bonaparte dethroned... His suc cessor is to be, it*is said, nominated King of Greece, and found a new dynasty in the East. It is also said t.i,at the Knights of Malta are to be assisted in reconquer i.ng the isle ofeyprus. GOD grant that these projects, it die .) , hare a reaLesistence, may tranquilize all par le-, and preserve theNlotea. from those plianariot Princes stir. are as m uch%•;sce rated' in that qbaner as the Turks. ETOM.E. • .i. 2 et# IS, NOVEMBER W. iltnisiafficr • -that in a leiter addiessed to the King, AI. tite.kijucsi yle ' l lsolleyrind'demands an investigation, l ,, EtiroW.,,isissubett: of Peets; of ilie 'accusation brought o,tatisit hint brthe Duke de Rovigo, respecting she of--' fair isfehe-Dike:d'Eashien. 1 lie Costar dd Nesselrode has communicate . ci by a npse to the Allied Courts, thr progres's and'ensuing cow cluaort of the negotiations t his the Porte. This docu ment Wilt be an epoch in history, and will bean eternal inouurnent of the model anon. of the Enveror Alexander. NEWS FROM SPAIN. ST AN ENTRAORDINARY COURIER. • • NOVEMBER 8. OR the Stb instant, in conkcinence of the ordest of his 31.tjesty, the allied troops enteieit Carthagenn. - We hove tat - instant received,i copy of the General Ostler of the fortress of Tarragona. It gives detail . 'the arraistitte concluded between the Dote de Corneg 'hail° and Don Francisco Espoa de Mina; and contains tlie 'articles of the guarantees offered to Mina by-the Marshal. These articles, which are to serve as. a basis to the treaties, are to be concluded on a future day. ' P I-MAD-WAR/IMS, SA RRIA, OCT. 2C. " Art. 5. Tile Militia, after having laid down.their arms, may' return to their homes, where they shall never bi molested on ac-• stunt of their previous conduct or political opinions.. Mt. 9. The troops of the line shall proceed, by carps, to the eantoinneuis to be assigned them, with their arms and officers. - "Ait..3.'Tbe individuals who desire to quit Spain shall be con-, veyed.hy land and sea, to the different points they may designate. and wording as may hate beta ananged wichthew..* The itestaurador contains a list of all. the itt favour of the te-establiclnent of the Inquisition.: - • Flume Elms, Nov. 15.—FIve per Cents. opened at Da closed at 89f sc. Back Stock, I,6o.o.—Neapolitan 5 per Cents.l7j. Bente d'Espagne opened at 24, closed at 2.5-1. Exchange en.Landan, ate month. 25f. 5.5 c. three ditto, 25 f. 40 c.—astrs4sithnstsyse ' "r FROM TIM JOURNAL . DILR'•DIDATs. --)) Ar &mutat states; that almost all the• Members Of the "Mom Chamber of Deputies will be nominated ..Presi deirts of Electoral Colleges. "Why then," it arritinuesY dissolve the Chamber when the wish is to bate the same Chamber ?" • This may be easily solved. The Government • for the sameL,Clwamber because it is Royalist ; but it wishes to dissolve the Chamber in ostler shag all the • elections may be oc the same date ; in order to propose afterwards the septennial renewal, which it regards as the repose and security of the Monarchy. Nothing can be clearer, nothing more consistent; this answers at once all objections, all insinuations, even all calumnies; this pi eves at once that the Ministers aban. don neither their principles nor theic.fr lends. ' hl., MA.' t. L. M. I [AWUEL, Niember of the Chamber of Deputies, was, some days ago, at the house or one of his ft tends at Laferte-sous-Jouarre, and was to have stood god father to the new-born child of his ft iend. Everything was in preparation fir the ceremony, when the father received the following letter from the Cure of the Parish : 64 - Lafertesous-Jouarre, Nov. 8, 1823. it Sir —Having been informed that M. Manuel is to appear to morrow, at my church, to stand godfather to your child, I think it my duty to inform you, that, according to a letter from the Arch bishop of Maus, dated 4th April last I cannot permit him. I flatter myself that you will spare your friend as well as me the gain of the refusal which I shall be obliged to give. . Receive, Sir, the assurances of my consideration. (Signed) "CAUVIN, Case." As the baptism cupid not be celebrated at Laterte, it was performed two days afterwards in the church ; of si neighbouring paribh,.where M.Manyrel was receive& as . godfather, and where, probably, the thought of excled.... ing him had nqt yet penetrated. Such facts speak for themselves, and we abstain at present horn adding any reflection& We ask only, if any decision of the Chain. her of Deputies should have the character of an ex communication 2—Freack Paper. ~.., ofpeace, has sot unservedisur and although we wish the trrielo bnfar 444 either shall be calteskinto)tctbin; yet, were *into to - • " **gess% we shouldeatirtaXto sears as 4:O ti* --aim,- • • is oernin g we tapiirecracconsts trOM Jambe * to the 10th, with intelligence from Madrid to iite'Stlr The King of SPAIN is proceeding towards-the napkei t amidst the rabble shouts of The absolute King for, evet"— ,4 The. Inquisition for ever," Etc. . They will have their wish we doubt not. hoont Alß will be absolute - enough, and the Itiquisition will be re- , stored ; few persons, however, we susperi Will envy dal , Spanish taste in this respect. The following are eitracts: BAYONNE, NOVEMBER . We hale received letters from adrid, from which . we extract the following: MADRID* NOVEMBER. 4. ' The Prince• left us to-day, 'Without haring received the honours which it was wished to pay him. Their ',Majesties and their Royal Highnesses will arrive here ( about tyre 11th or 1143 1 . in, all the-towns through which Oley _pass ibe eQihusixstu or the pig* is excessive,anil sky givelvont *albeit joy in ones a TP_ .•/pcsisitionfpi..,terf•pao 4 (At. Naiiont DobanoithOsoleaerve r But th isictiothing to what has passed' iii Murth, Qripuelat v4.l. 6 Fik .4* gossa, Pampeluna, and ether cities, where the ingrain , tors were borne in,triurnph by the people; and the stand- : , and of the Inquisition carried .about amidst cries of 4— "Religionfarecerl DeassariatheJestaandtheJacobins —Addresses were drawn up by.the Menicipal Autho rities, and sent to the King by .express, requesting his h Majesty to reestablish that Holy Tribunal. We are. ;ignorant what derision will be maiki-in this respect ; !hut Spaniards wire desirothelaipineisoltheir country, beght toitoge that m „noon as ferdin,and.,shall arrive general amnesty a ill be proclai4ned, from which about fifty persorivonly will be excluded; aad that a preiti wiodrrate *stens of Government 'Will seceded. to the state of catch* 'Which at. pram exists. Tife Royalists are not titbit (*WM, andllaink - the Courts zgarti?l, or .the ordinary tribtthisk brill be ordere4to commence pecteedingy. .agantse.:thq great -nutthei...of Liberals novi,*its ihesri i itinsOrti,d'fbatt mhst - efillem will experience. the utmost sigma? of the ilas;‘s. The maieb of vie Itobatifaiktri and 1600Caefilty, .returning to -Ftalace;• •coAtionesi :without • inietrUptien they serte . at ata tescottp•.? .the Pi ittit; - WhO travel/a by short stages on. accoun t of.the bends :of xobbors Partin m 'Ais'ircial Highness will reach Pkryoune'll the 15th.M. * Pozco di Bo'rgo 'ls here he .sgrilW qrj the 28th), itictmott t&arted -hi dre;;46lohttists, but it is said thathe doei not mach relish their Lltiery. •The conferetrEes - erillbegin as soon as the King arrires. Ayhateres.taii.hi said of the resistance 4.11434 and the Empecinacortsf - -Cartliagena,:Alicant, and B.tdajoz, the' cause of the COribtitution is fox - 'Ter lost". - Tbe sub mission- erenearip the whole of the, places gives addi tional weight.ta vb hat is . • Mina deist dfit - refuse' obedience to : . the-Kinu his only difficult" bet % about surrendering ' the ace to-trio French.. Arnim otherignittitjfthey do hat submit be (Ore, tivita ; follbw , gige jti s ith pleb!. Mina. The`itnpeciaado listens to nobody. ; !surd !carries oa w guerilla warfaie livjth a hisidful Tlie•XrriVal br !the King . hl the capital will , pat ca end:to this petziwasfare, which ".4. diipsisekl:`,4beialS . 41sirlarave; afttr the vieat sendttet , of the Cortex;. MA • she defection of .the three Principal aO • inqiiritl4t4:,Agre eli; the 'tient violent ex-, , pressions-used "FM lora to. the 4ieiresentatises,4lSy are even 14.4ene4 :icte4 the part of Prin .Quixotte, and' fort haring l'stweatnythiag by their bravados, whereas, at Madrid, it depended _mgr. op them to preserve the Coirvitutica: so that it would not • -- ti 11% possible auy now qr thug ;e r ne =metro that there welt in Brairt 14une itte•iat's9l49•!: . 1 ft •• - c? < . The militia in particular would,willioglii.oso t i aLl e nigtiTtf fooiml'lr t h e °nem ' a due Line, trhO W. * the ctilaiiiliqint:tht463oBl*ietz s t,.: :They are- in: Ideapair at, finding'•tireOssetiosmielibantaappost. almidit; tititinsnntterivhich'Afett46udr;.iididtittiOik: able so withdraw to ,a foreigWtorratry, the King haring !given orders t o delive r no_ p n ssports and to confisca t e the property of those whi;.sliall emigrate wititOut per7i • • • Justice e', Plate '• iinniieto.itulaC „ilicioi •remad ,4c.. *A. J!!lgtit the i gidtiions of slnyvii A inli sebrstaiat4 fir. Kite, pfoiitiant. fat jrt 111 # 11 1 1 t4i!s#iiili f , Of lkitrig, vo;loombs, Ike. held ouieist.imMthu4.:Titie....fiet 4done prove s Sal digenz. ,O.VirsiVintiTtai"; 4hat purpose could it tend to alsle the safety ot a great number of. respectatile people If ;Ivy did not, think thetnselreiable to make resistaniO? Ve.trill not spealt4 the Masotti, thetemmuiteroZdte )11 6,- s,.'anti Other P a rties; "Alp heave contributed to die ruin of thek CCOOtif I;ylactiogeuch a farce. . _ohlvr2rri h.. 1.11... t A.& _ us. , s -"---."-- --- 91"I•1 'weft- I,7o•Mj n e !lba; . - S 7. ( itoolliiterke *.ii4toet time. They are to b e ' ma de 40 g ifi e. .. ... ..,..' 4.0 . OW trA64... . • • 4 rOW.iiiti 45.. :. rautAin, CORRESPONDENCE. : - , t!; 11 : • -'• •:; " PiADRPD, NOYEgarR N tess. ; :Dlijkiljt Mj . * a the 1 5;11 of pctebey,irety little iii, remain bat oceans& in , Madrid, further than the.ar r ti ijil :of bl,rcieitio: di Acre°, with tialf:a Dozen Secte t.4, an d A wi ma mhoCatu r p, :whiebiives .softelent'io .11•••••••••••••% - ---r. -•••••• uni ' vr " : 14 ) 'aunt' nip iluthe fliffloorimroreen,ii V: • theimpoitatteelef hien: ll slkm under most cirourtamphi the. -rout,„ 4 OC;(*.d. C41411634 1,..„,2 9"9111 1......_.- •&. 'Toledo. tbaqabolit to- Oglgnle• by Bow/ARV, ; - • • ii": 44 ( 4, .v.fferurer Alwyn, at the Lag sot go to, . t!ir „ uow .- I&E the ti with timm42lB4lllL—v—ilir .:4 4 741 t kik,Othe ,clu"sea:Alten,-incedoloquitiew isamOrrfewilblid of her helm, I , ibtoettio;t2tbrostt , tii dit 13‘44.1tit . t4oil theft. taftwohdoitdkviitoisotriwriAoilaill w # • her gl4" -2.10=-ajeAk •Al/211441444ACT444041141010t. .ISVq.ffs),Out TaPPIlng9P • '—ea`t6 trquirinetho. *sot stormiest: u.otto.,,s,worithk*liroat liff.ocank • .00daills Igg - ?.o4ol(vtw 'sr.= •• 101:44911k , method imobssabitoutdopisotlettfmaa *Alta trotimPi- we' 74",:parr'.., or degenerated ::: sible:gtund.. act K ik t h e tints s wap aniungg i p arce l of from the eLdless stbfliiitf • NQYEAIIIER 18. I.PS. • • • • THE FUNDS. c STOCK EXCHANGF., TWE LVE 0'61.6Cie. • r ---- eoesols:oilin id tit; mdreftvr --- treTittirost eArtliiiiiiWy sr .main steady !trio this-hour, with little dole& At en early,hoer this nuncios aseiherititmet wall toilet la die Foreign Market to introduce the New Spanish Loan, bet the liears and Buns put theMselves ott.the defeneland'lrsebbf alt be taken by surprise: the howling end groaning vrefiTee*siertin aa, that the For was obliged to make'ht retreat before the *sers rue idol a fraternal hug, or the Balsa bass! Never wail there a Lean brought forward whiCh excited io much disgust to thkrellik. FOREIGN FUNDS. Spanish Bonds have experienced soliteiluctuatillikiillegiliyilii , they opened at 24i, got up to 25,1inct Went dowel' - egeiseeliejj.i . Current- Prices a Old Spanish 84; 4, Colombia:lS/S i de Ms_ sian New koyals 4t.—ia alb otter Secittities easy.* Vag. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONK *CLOCK. Stook 5222 • • ' :1010( 3/7 3 per Cent. *educed se% % sAi • r 3 per Ct. c0ni.83% 1 / 4 1 / 2 -3 1 ,4 per Ci5..96 4 4 .3 4 4 per Cents. Old 995/8 7 / 8 % . 1 4 • • . 4 per Cents. New 10334 y a Bank Lg. Ans. 20 1.5-16-14dia llOnds -7946. 78s ! Old Annuities 82 3 / 8 . • L;xcliever Bills (1:1,000) 445. 465. Consola 146 r Acct. 8534 3/s. . .40 We have received, from a correspondent &tfievilias. some intelligence which, though not of a ireiy totes& date, is interesting. Our correspondent, whose fetter if dated October 23, states, that etthough the cause of the Constitutionalists now appear, acmihilated, and the priests and the lower classes are rejoieitsg e yet:ciritie is little hope of tranquillity being entirely or speedily re stored. Tumults are continually taking place in the streets of Seville; and the Liberals, wh o are certainly the weakest, in point of slumbers, areinsulted with im punity. The Ktxo is much blamed foritiitletrees,hut ,our correspondent says it would .require : person' of more nerve and determinable& than Psitpuji*o.l7.L pOssesses to resist the clamoun of the Pricies t tbcdialsise t and 'the mob, for vengeance; the - Klieg *let feets - • goatted.to„ acts or resentment. - Sir Jelin Dowel; who w,as dispossesseclot his place 'of Alcayde or-Governor of Seville by theCoosoitutional 'Government, and kept in close confinement in Cadiz from the 14th of June to the timed* Kixo left diet city, has been restored to his efikce, atsd IS In Oat favour at Court.. It is supposed that. Sr Josh will possess sufficient influence to procure the lilsevatieoef . hiv, brse ! titer, Colonel Cnint.za Dowana, who .was seventy wounded in the actionof the 13th of September, Ville Jaen, and was taken prisoner,' . but afterwards alloled his parole, with a passport to pioceed to Malign. Guerilla parties are so numerous in Spain, that ! al large escort is necessary for travelting safe; foc :the Constitutional troops that have been dispersed have sm Means of living, but by plunder, and they are very daring in their attacks,. frequently entering small vil lages and levying contributions: and our Correspondent adds, that unless a large army of occupation remains is the Peninsula., these bands will again unite, and , ..be too formidable for the army Of the Faith to contend with. lit* of our Kende: wilt recollect the reply given ‘Y Ao 014 General to one of our Kings, wheel mid shit ha regiment gave Winn:ore trouble than all ilia rest othis army. " All your Majesty's enemies snake the same complaint," said the-veteran: a similar reply might be made by the British Ministers ; their conduct is con demned by some of our grtimbling contemporaries, whose complaints are re-echoed'by 504 of the FrenCh Journals, as can least be suspected of a preoldection in favour of England.. ; - Among the artitles we have quoted f, the PrecliJ Papers, in another column, ;via ha flissejkone-from the Drapeau Blanc, on tbie subject Lour policy tows South A metica. What that. policy . lay be a sho time will determine, and • that it will neii u 1 be.distlited! by fear nor be derogatory to the bawler hurl integrity, of this country we feel assured. ' ; The insinuaiion in the Drapeaie 01#11Kffilt the con= sot of Continental Ea;pl),4ifitiitif4trgalli,er*, by our endeavour to prevent the, wax in. the tenins* • our mediatienbetwede 'Aussie and tbeilogte r aark by eats; i:efusal to isiterfkve in the dousestietiuertaiitermie • The Sfrvii4 ile *tiOi l !ti , inte'r. 2 4 E g y g l a std, Thc.aia,o4:4 thl .c h ar g e, whenlinnolly rierjteeterepore . notice at tile time, eysil l aa' ear * i alerti, l l l 4 , might alrays, , be the c b ministration, .. It is : this ..tbreflpte**44.' „. cIISF, • , these who dread our greatness and eery our power Drapcau Blow talks of oar htuerferisig at a cli4 . tance of '2,000 league/ 1 / 2 . as if Britons'ever ealetilasted • danger or distance Oben the interests • of lbeti'fbentit called for their services in the most, 4,04 . rit t 4igo the globe:: Can the Editor of the Drop:alt.:Wow have (mi. :elute the ti me when we hart revel 4111111 . 1ThInti ill every sea, and troop: on almost every shore; when we werecant; tending again s t enemies and sopportingthe hinotiro 4 l.:llol country in every quarter oftbeglobe2 ati,dakt4isitigkevita i now as active in cultivating the arts of peace as weweriti formerly in maintaining the severe straggle in which w* ',were so long engaged, yet it fs not from tier iptbiliet, to p to war, *tad- we he Coeip#lleil What was said by' Might be adopted.' peace is the wish of been contrary to her wake:turtling the French Journalist, disturb that :erne friars. lam assured that something very itteiestir Abe nation and to Europe is to be arranged at Aranj bat whether all the Ambassadors, or only certain sotiages are to be present, I cannot yet say. The decree of the King has been contradictory to wh: ordered before but whether an consequence be atfieYed to this . , or kisto be viewed -only as The nary method of conducting afteiri4SpanishMini l tWerrlteggin' teft''uS' te#eiday. The I d'Azgouleants - reviewed the troops :to day, .nd-set on his return to Frence i v-snorrow; there _well -above six thousand mekihrsuarN cavalry, and-asti altogether at the review... 'Oetierel •Boaimont will .main in Madrid with eight:regimentsof infttntiy;,. of end aititlery carses p bridin g, about ten i' sand irk all.:. ilics?eral Proissac will . mm.o ',Cadiz.. •'Madrid- Ming yell fast, and s h ort l y t , will saute 4-Mains's' lodging to be had ; w.proft 'of ehiirt,tinibis:ofebtisiti. teCceirt'aii ' (1 4... r , . • - • . . ItIkGO'S FAMI7...t. . . ~ ~,. . We w'ee'd ihe &get° cA 7 Ct lP— fr TAN hltentron to indigent circumstances of e Ibe b lieflnd is idniVO :brave but`lll4ated !Negri, wliO i falle n a victim el puteriotienti and although a sort of contradietionol statement appeared in a Morning Paper, we were well convinced of its accuracy. Miguel 'tier>, wl aCanon of the liomanChureh, removed to Eng with Madame Meg% at the -argent request of his ther. : Ho had no time to make preparations foi journey, for the General seemed to have a presentit of what has taken place, and was therefore exceedii ;anxious to remove his wife from the scene of his su . ings. She is, indeed, a most amiable woman. Mad 'Riego is afflicted with x x onstOptive disease, whir no doubt, aggravated by the an'ttiety she feels resp .ing the fate .of her husband. She is, it is - greatly t 4 ' feat ed, dying. Her circumstances are -very csialmed, truth. M..itiego, since his residence in .England, has I chiefly indebted to the loans of his friends for them of supplying Madame Riego- and her sister with ,common necessaries of. life. Both he and his bit were .. .lasers, ant. :gainers, lay tlle.Revoltdl66,l4, their fortunes have suffered a complete wreck'.. - : Canon has, it is true; for. many pears been in thepe sion of a rich bentiSeiAsttellkiffeedd s arising from have all been 'expendeciiiii:ArainilY. • :Fluougle ar clesiastic, he is warmly ititarlwi to what he calls is ova caust.". Under these ci r cum s t ances , it is unn I nary to tell his iieh tootttryininf in England what o to- bi•cfone. ' ''• o7 ' 4 ';:: • • ••101i. Waidet,s , alCing`s Messenger arrived this n ing at the Foreign ()ni c e, with. Dispatches frog Cu/atlas nAGOT, mi. Ambassador at St. Petersbm k Cabinet Councitassembled this day, at two tic at the Foreign Office, Downitig-stieet. The Duke of YORat honoured the Countess of BE LET with•his cbuspany at dinner en fiatiteday, at her seat,Cra Lodge, neat linuollow. • - • • Mr. See,revrx CAN.'s.oacs al - rived in - town on Stir and yeaterd4 inculting:trinsacfed business at the Fereign Oil , . 1.9r41 13.wrinpsfir and. his family were in a pr bon at Cosetn-Garden Theatre on,Saturtioy evening, to see EL Tragedy of. the Gamester. Sir. It; Wagom is now:at the seat of a Gentlem 1-faminbhe i grestl!t reduced in babie from• anxiety. and fatiga Mr. Cemittio,.ort his' return. to town, was ,gri with every testimonial Or respect in ill thq•.! through which. he passed. On his arrival. at 13,49 accompanied by _Lord Goomaia• il•Ewcizcz,. dig', waitgd on by the principal OfhoWsi.and'Gentlemo the Town. ' 4 rnlif(eiliirelf opposite ' the . Golden" rein, Qheie the carnage : SOPped."l : ayilip p9i74,1 A id e , .tt..emera. placid two hngslieada,.a . cider 4 quantity of biscilittito. regale Xite..popr. Flags, wale :flying- in. different. directiook.*4 APPrei 'mottos, viz.—" CANNINO Tot ever ;" " King and lainstioui" "Zburch and !.King . t.",..."19(cl . - E.Vani !Laws and Liberties r. • 14 Tis• Wooden Walls of England ;". " Gol lame the .11 ing,p" 7 . 4 . Mal the . live for ever, " ate. Tie:bells. riang4nernli g and i need so to do to** lati Acor., .40.1„tioi*'atthe li were taken of; for the iserpgiP,4.4PA, tilS , bitanti (as Many as MR*. *44 jea n ,qt) if!Pk• :plum e aacl . 14 1k.cdr/pelkiadi Ar: 1 4 1 10?- the t9lfitt wad acaisitaastehenisig ; ainsii. suppaawg, 4iilt ;p.m ',rook] • bi.pfefehettii.tlie leitdett ta‘aaPaa olfsir_ ‘dietaisCsilie rend :tosn' glue tai,re . l ale 5 1 q,001 1 fr" . 1 1 ' ,, thareake.=mai=itilaKiebesto;intiikg.4449o they tacked about** *411704 istad. 1111411`,4d, t ai 'intended focus, to : thev9,111440 s l 4PRlOnifat / l al 7 cation of cite Si e ght , Itlahri- .Gasseleasesa:, sad ' Itt , . who appeared ' Much pliassed. 3,it.0 *he :attaitissis them. The. horses .theo.alipthait.Ois 0 pieces -of ~:-; r ' e predecessors alto elibuzialule Cbtifin?_44oo , s Lettere. Itive Iwo inceiWAfiiiin.-Oteek . .A. .to the 2:141 Aligner. Mat or4 , pnlvii4:4llaia . . :$4 1 44° is-a. con fi rmation of tie nepert„ Oravtously itaaaVa, .the liaised States! Papers, of :Mr. itichardi, &heat • house of Barclay, Herring, Richardson, et . id 064.1 -don, having concluded a, loan foe] Ae s . sereislA 'State of Mexico, for twentf.milliens of,dollars,atl sent. with six per cent. interest, ta be I)* oi( iRMI years, with security on the Cestnea.hotsse - Reel _The agreement was concluded-with the Executive; Was laying before CongYlies ferratificntiOn.. Bills:t iesit against this loan have , been rkeitred. The clang are promised, by the contskti• a preference elf! eeritrads: with the Government for opening Cl roads, etc. The letters state, that the contrite •ia {man hid givei great Satisfaction in Meitieo r -as a I gee to war dvtiringlitg iatti immediate action the,* (.u3 resources of thittoutittyt.- Thelettets alludeo dirt of D. Mackay to fferkv, -- aed evpreVa a ail" fsepe, th4 - t . _!'iii.striiiiariit . we: country beta 410 pared to lay 'such iolginikiii* .: bet* -Minitietitill eo is* isissidase atkaosekdgaavatit go iai t o n ic .o rsit t i t t 4 . .... ....;.:-.. ~,,.., : ..,:... : 7 , -1,(:.,. stool j Ith ' el .0114104 SPitoSkr r et eV/MOW 2 Icieeta.l4 riouorffsijirLissatiafr4ifihe preelro v "aitsaisS4 tick oatheiolk . 7 1 !iv , ttie ttie Ciernbli '' e aLtiof Irivaliiiiiit bttliat l i-- . r... " - - t • I % .. -su - be it.Tir • „ -, i IS. 1 0 IC e rg lit s gl 'Ns % C . • , " . ri: :~~~~.