Star. — London, England, 1823-06-09 00:00:00

*lll the in - his. Ilajest• dougaisas, Iwo* it mirth. poles, without without bk Niajesty's loam It sulks dos be Chamberlain's anatomist id the Raw Demist Chaplin in.Ordissry to kb , the , the Nev. Vr. IN* Pam" remeted; sad the Nobleman, at .Thaame Narty,l6l, ea lie al .tie of his liaiesty's Ptivy Chamber.' . , smocaurrcnON_ !slew. Thatins. Mats tem _Leeseelisereseeet• • Itk:harsi NANNItorIII William Pitcher, Saleberymmore, 14, it, and July til„ at Pm, _ail io r an r eT t of Bookiiipt==irs. . William /Wiley, ism DisdibliMilelhetlieddeesileeter• Jew _so. sad Jpir met twolW etas Clean at Cloomp as er i aa - ;AUMMIty, _ . ' ,:.. James tofilos, pie; ar Smut sod ' of Beepria Dynes Lierainly ismaislol4olr. -I Wia, • -- Retitle, Stimilwllllll, Tdaimloarsi'mlier, S, ant, u ten,st des Mires - 1 *s. Wpm AM*" lk. arapaii, Tlweadmeedhoatemet a' or M. Dworman, Blpim. Ann West. Ma p, poww. Jose 11. st-riss' MS, st an, wed Jedy 111 4 at firs, at the Crown. Ind, It. It*. Attendee, Mr. Day, It. Irma or Mama. Long and Austad. lielloordwoure; Gray's In. John Carney,. Beemelsawp, mar Only. Ilksore shmPMN. June 14, Se, and July Mid twelve. at the Coon of Walla:saes of Bankrupt.. 028 111 2 111114 areeee aiturililas Me seF Harvey and WOogarilson, ausikia ba.l4lds ; Nona. Bonin and Baker, . Thomas Ammar, Lbrerpeel, .atamit.nemmloamt, July 1,1, anilile at one, at ihe George Inn, Dale-etraat, Lavespani. Attends% Newsy. Lowell' and Nishelwei, Lammlowesiplaiw, Brimewide. square ; or Mr. Laicaeter, Dalswormt, Liverpool. Robert Whitehead. Norwich.bwiebarkewasanuilaeturer, Jew IS, 26, and July tIO, at four, at tie Bowling Green Ind, • Norwich. Al ttendee, Masers.EarMstemes and Staff, Norwich; or Messrs. Taylor and now«, Beescheurallt, Teeple.' DIVIDENDS tabs made in lI.VSINOHAL 4 STIDIBT.. June t.S, W. Green, jun. Ezinouth•diset, Octt enwelkires- monger, at eleven. -June SS, H. Basilian, liishmermee. Swat wank, ironmonger, at twelve. June ill, W. Peet, Ironnsonger. Jane, merchant, as twelve. Jane rat, B. Bennett, Little pean, Gloneestrtshlre, nailer, at ten. hoe is• H. Mask 'sad J. Ifedgsadoe. Maidstone, gnomes, at one. Juno SS, .1. and R. Day, Caoshersvell-green, stone-masuns, at twelve. June la, T. and J. D. Pays, Oneatoo.street, warehousemen, at one. June**, J. Roberts, late of Stony Stratford, Bucks, tanner, at Inn* se, W. W. Deschamps, B. S. Morgan, and P. IN' Tat. gut, Suffolk-lane, merchants, at twelve.. June 28, J. Crackles, n. JP:Obeid-Wads, tanner, at eleven. June 14, W. Fothergit late of Campon-elefel.-road, St. George's In the East, skip-owner, at twelve. June Se, C. Dun Lin, Shad-Thames, ligisterman, at twelve. June Be, & Venue, lilark.kame, corn.ruerchari, at twelve. June ga, Tucker. Deptford, tallow.chansUar, at twelve. July 92, 0. Dorset, J. Johnson. J. Wilkinson, W. Deniers, and J. 'Moon, New Band.etreee halation. at tweivf. July 5, T. Hail , Old Compton-street, 'eviction-draper, at tee. Jame SS, A. J. L. Vietra and A. M. Braga, Toksidsetuvrad, =Levkas's', at one. -- TILE FINE ARTS. ••••• BRITISH MUSEUM. The plans fortheaew structure are completed, and Mr. Sawa the architect is ready to commence build ing the moment the Chancellor of the Exchequer his °kenos/ the requisite , grant from the House of Cosamoos. It is proposal to seise three sides first, some feet beyond the area of the present building ; the contents of the Museum will then be transferred to their new home; the old walls will be pulled down, end the fourth side of the new structure will. stand osi the ground which was before occupied by the fourth side of the Smut one. - By this plan the expense of the new erection will be lightened to the public, by coming upon them gradually , and in ad dition to this the treasons of art and wience will not be closedinst visiton for as hour. --lifeseirer, or Record of aga Laerdirro. ..)15Afactliftlt 100* . TUB TIMID& . STOCK kratitgaz Tirsigek crewac. This nannies Commis opened as Alelikhoefoorr; remain steady. • ,Little badmen is delegi as the pugs Is sew giddy directed le ass iota , Freachisep,iihielile,oll l greet .peeelatois ea the fisities. , Iht Adidas t• the Viewlists to the IhreaaalltrUleipAilill Ise bees' , laniard this moil** • bib*ii . he die . teestodlit Ai &teams, sod.„.V. l ll,Pl it s. &grebe& that setae el the 2004011 and wig base bigtheicAnf *raw ham Pails hphipthylersadi Nails et Sateasy at elf: lad the IleseWelit 414 fe 45.- • 1 1 01.41'491 FUND& . Aide*** UAW Mae tits morelet tee 4 -1. ' -•-• • • •Cliewit Bsleva,r.4ibil ambit dein. * lfeirllpithfii/Il l r Rey Treselea *Wee. eassimoit, anti* as to Cofsti.,ool. • Patmoitirroeica. es ONZ O'CLI)CiC: t per Gent. Reduced 1.9 3 / 4 80-4% Per Cis. 91 1 / 4 17 4 peettuts.Old 97 3 / 4 . : ihnitlotts Annuities 20 3 / 4 7-16-01/1. Anna. 79 3 / 4 Exch.+ Hills of El ,090, 19t; 212.--3ifa* 20e. Consols-for ACconot.llo% . ire $l., • •;. . • or .. The French Pipe/reef Fah :o siloiss'lesiinaa4 • 7 from Spaiu„ not only : Of jiiiikatioPer#loo ll 4o hit also of the proceedings •ef lee Glieernment at • file and the Regency at. Madrid. ,Its .would ap pear that the Government and the bites are'llking dteiaive measures, so fir as legislattion goes, against di ivho may join the tans; of . the invaders. , . .0 j sifting. of . the Cones Oil . the ,16th . instant, it wi l d Prd" posed, on the report . of a' Committee . 11ml 11W ,, property of all Spaniards fUrloW tht ressie4 artily, and ail factions, be declared . ettquestral 2. Thin the property in unoecapied territory, of Nuttiiards or foreigners, who, living in occupied tesu ‘ triln% favour the operations of the French govern- , went, or of any person . who usurps legitimate; a#,IIO-' rifY, or denounces or persecutes patriots, shall bit. seized and administered for the Use of the Stall4l.: These two articles were adopted.. •' • In the sitting of the 18th the Cartes adopted a•dei. eree,• enabling the Government to dispose, for its ei. gent wants, of 160 millions of teals, on the extra- , Ordinary *ar sefvice, to be reimbursable front !bie eewslib . petttaf do property of the Clergy. , • . . In the same lifting a r . nessage announced the pointment.of Don Manual. GAeCtA Haaatinas,; Hitter of the Interior; and of Don FanatCmoo, l 4l 4 ; • °imam, Minister of the bienine. : • In tie' sluing of the lack tide - vete an the Report of a Cossasittieverilith• • artirAtce tivjo l lowinteint ;. is. • • ] • • "AN rwamirass ox sou*" ibelar4as maw Olt. of lartlous44l//lellog,..acceptie, ar 411 any &swims ALM& tistraiT or Cipticili,'Trlbusiall, piais lee. &c. whickkilaitiPioiosketetial,tsi:ebitlositlintie 4l ##l *Alba respeleleelpledeSed *Oiler Articles lie, Set die /*I - eilleisetraibjecesithe-pmeldsithereby lellead4 a "fel* i al whe dissecty sad actually ceesphtiP -4mM:4j* Alter, the Polkical Ceealresiess of newigekis Waite iheiteihsrisilteri leiraohir wildoiltat toiehodes soldholms, datht , imp* ,* as* trattliik 04000seMilltaTbassebt at desiliisa' . A,. . -AO set or toy affgig4 61111atesat esuleashote to eselillikelleauseeeeiral do tottery or Pridli'deleo4l6loo,l=iiieste . Amiga ass MCI,* Ow 4 0.00 - 1/ 11 4 . .. • *00 a ! br had to oratiiitiediadifferegfaraidisailloi 6t aff sci, to tang ta beili.aggd t. rr dui*, geriatric adage, rade. paric 2 fartiiitigkett, Wrier maaufactuir itnatiodtlaajoslapsigcla Sr Itet. Akits. 4. Ptildic Foot image% sad, lflocladaggiesigeiterraciqilir,, wit by telt/elitism, epeeebieiCl seraseakdelivesell beiges tit PearilVe *NOT Infiffe4lettess, riteeOndleeePoesiber. 011104 pigolicadeee. ems seb,Absi,, Or firlt le-*!?+.4, pas brokei oeueball be &dared uthees t isi urietie.yeskiniat L a, etersi:" - - - .' .e ' IP ; '?' 'N: ';* • - ;souse &bite; in *bids - the mister of Grace matilheadceetrongly sup - ported the proposed measure ! k was iiaoFfed.liwisi di iiision, by . 107 against 6: Such hare been the preeeidiags of the genes. • to ibe gneantithe the SPikuislk ROgi*St:olw,c kv i s.fir‘ Lend they bile atiessayforified *lir • • read Ansbassinkes tO".eftki 9:0 4 .1• 11 F 41 . 1 "01 liter - bare ulso held their teistiav4; arldsich it. is -Al President *hi poli9 - 4.•** . xliki -* dieted himself with gresit;dia*, is hi* • siussid loyal character, Just parseliAo-Sponiarski camas to pay their-Komar al ellituurrissirsetisies.. - . The Repair, ilia: iiirlitAa*lkiiiiit . • pursuit of GeneraJaria. 111Kle not:eftettling 20110instiary- % - a , +" :des Weis Ass a Iting nertbur4 .1 011 Sawltaviiiicirebittng toldiwa's attack- 0e be Colonel Tien* the garrison at SOO men, and* the itemise ssiyi 'be, provided with ladders, attempted to scale the walls, Ind took possession of allthe houses within half a musket .shot from the town, from which he kept up.a terrible fire.. His fore* might be 3,000 infantry and SOO cavalry: he attacked with a resolution not common with him, but iras 'bravely repulsed everywhere. The action began it Ou t AM. and lasted till hell-past twelve at noon. itillsi#n Sub-Lieutenant ma two soldiers killed, a afPflikikalightly wounded, and also twenty soldiers,. ineniy's loss must have been great : he left three Officers and sixty men killed ; but be must have can.. : ried off many•others, as well as all his wounded.—: 'lf the French coltima which :was at Moya; says the Colonel, had shewn would have made i ~„; • VigOrOUS SPUrt but I have not heard of it: with one or two squadrons of cavalry, I can assure your Es- . cellency; the day would have h a d important results." EventrOm this account there can be no difficulty in deciding on which side the victory rested. Indeed, a Captain of a veseet, who had arrived in Paris from Marseilles, itates, that he . himself saw a column of 9000 French - prisoners brought into Barcelona. An extiaet of a letter from - the-Guipur.coale, !Eby 2.5, contains the fallowing statement : . .* The Authorities of Balboa have printed and caused to be &Unbelted in profusion throughout the whole of the province the foiloarieg intelligence His Royal "Wm*: the PsionaGeartral-in-Chief of the French Army has done us the honour to. infant) us, that the itsay of the Jebel Mina, coniisting of 10,000 men, 'has been completely beaten in Catalonia. Mina him self succeeded in escaping with 2000 men only, all the rest have been either killed or tken. " No*, as we have official dispatches fiom the Duc d'Arroputrate six days later than his pretended com munication to the Authorities of Ifilboof there can be no doubt of, the motives which caused such false state ments to be issued. . . A letter.from Perpignan, sated the StYth ult. gives 7. a very different account of the state of-CatalOnia.. It states that the Spanish army consists of 16,000 regu lar troops, who are full of resolution and confidence in their General, .and not a single one of whom has deserted, notwithstanding the:progress of the French. 446Ittietat has a garrison of 2,59411 ams Lit is . watched by a division of '44000, a aitidlsw insifficient to blockade it, it coaitritientlr Segiiialrli receives sup. ;plies of fresb moat and other traiiislorik. Barad** commies -a population of-150000.0raona ; it' bast : its 'defined. I,o,ooolallitat Mined of the Bower of Catalonian yratt* , *.i)ffarf*ecif things it is difficult cto futesee • ii , haVltat Nebo& If 10,000 FrenCh paw. adsis.ilkikiki.:oo4:oi. assembled ! under,thit svies.of par . aissii k. . : *exhale of the French fivetiet , stre r os#io ospligok 7 4sod ibe safety atf . the Cap at 'Figierair - iircompremisesit ePhile4 tFicl; itiek“Aa.l*liiistrilebtddr ••• .osili;_ whi4 cv44 . 4 the intir is Odd sod by "tlat eaststitet;joitelht4.. 4sch-,1 1 4* . #.* • of the :French trash is Catalonia: * This • 4 ; w#4 trig*" couttlbites not 4 little- tie * 4611 ti s ?.! credit the MaribilisTO . • haasotes►aiitWerttijdema a thongreinfOl:ceasetki well Instiwa fact, tbat,in all the dopi.' 1 the - 4 ia. i i. ~1 11 " 14 _it ! i-/< 611.141.6 t. itg a rriP6lB am. enteri4 tat onpalation is: aid west of the 0001404., ceintble of 'kilns Even the aramiliag : dosist akecila fr4A.4.l l nlicilo that those tistilleanCare zone ect -jai*. Mum, or enroll theamilimisibefitionteer baltidioiis of Barcelona. 01E, 4 00 E _itactiedetAis fore -407664 Velma digit . ► - pArrip. band is not din ed** btit diar, ont. thelontrioy, *seal' threatens the fisiiiieri of - Portugal; The folibwing are extraacts :— ~ : , p ~,, L ISSON, MAY 17. cOItTES: • 11.; . Foneere :Rangel gave an account a the NNW • . Mikis that was, seat .to-, the place of lhoopiita, to his Majesty, and Officially easseoce the of the Esti-Ordinary Cortes. He read the ijacb be had made to his Majesty on the • . nays} the liCialesimswer ; in which, be re. bis e reselution to..olaintain the Constitution, iffrri , suit the dikeity -of the Natims, at all 4,4111444 FUM cdrifideecep that the just cause wi~id• • • . • to.bo illggislififigi =e llll .llBolll sAr ..komrs GAZETTEIFN : lion*Ev ; • • •=eiglil=lp=iiiga.=6Figiisaiga======= ••1 .111 is .7 "lost (This Oweafte ends -a Preelematlea kw rating ht newt, • dip the law milt to pest the ealledai se emeseassolfillfigs Wi40014 "4 ,' °Mit di SALE sabjestille Melia eureka, led the gales At mad -4e! f • • %. • _ - •• • : Vstb. Tbe CO __ sa. . am/am grasillis for make per- • „ . u the. - lilia/trupti, linaleilnal:amst. ;•&Merway, rim smuniagroy, Creams,' Jevillly. CM/WI& , . tines Hurry, 11.0erpeal, rittigl a t i tr tii i i ll. 2 ,:lbir la, at Got, at the George Meali est. At- tie:do, Maui. Tao.. sat b.' TM- pie; Pe Mesas. Lace ind-Cl. Liar& - • Coteial : WWI Lowe,- Newooktletopeipijas ea ea" hoe 17, 24, and July le, mane, at . 01101 r at Bank- rupts, aulaghall-greet. ; Mr. Cipliaw. AD Tate, late of Adanbetreet, . Jose 10, 17, and Jul I *at aim, at tki Cariol... • et Bankrupts, -stmt. . Bad& swami Bartow Saoebet74teeet, .111rasel. ; (elands White, Ilisids•-sol4lay, 'Masi :Wiwi hoe 1 % tai at die White Verse Imp, Wilmette, koweria, and Atli 1,11; at twelve, at die Lamb lea, Mode% Vntot,_ Mind's, Mr. , ri..e._ iineabes Ina-hohis ; ee Me. Rini, WiscaFten. NEW FRENCH LOAN. The ilhatitearnf Thursday aintains the official an-, nouncement of the new French Loan. ttacxact amount is 23,114416 francs de rode, of which 000,000 francs de rode are to be raised on the vote of credit Of the 17th of March last, for the service of the year 1828, and the remainder resultsfrom different votes - of credit made in the years 1821 and 1822; but not acted on. for thedisbursement of the arreafrof the national expenditure. The biddiags for this loan are to take place-on the 10th of July next, in the Bureau of the Mistime of Finance. The contractors will he entitled to the produce of the midis from the 22d of , September next, but will only be called upon fur the capital in twenty monthly instalments, of which the first will be payable on t he August next, and the last on the Bth of March, in Abe year 1825. —Tile deposit requited from each party intending-to bid for the contract will not be less than the amount of six months of the i•estes to be ofered for, -or 11,557,258 francs ; but this deposit may - he man* either in specie, inscrir ions of reads., recoarioisqine4, of to on fi • them Decree. from . humanity lt ' T .A..44•44011N 4, various dis of Trat•os. account of the ., 1 4414 0. 1 9..ve 'm.* l' od to that *1 4.1 4 , 0)!1t iv . i tbOttianct rirgto"sdestiu., • ov. . ferir - bairmt Aeaadetted atterilla, vitt I.bagligainanF! • mere gem to dad ,that Silveira P 1 - 7 • • as the Go- of liquidation, afissuon, or royal beads. The Ponies the military left is Muhl&liy Alms iritie pad* ..,I:. ; - 47 .. (la vi.l9BON. MAY 19. to whom the coattail shah be adjudged Rill Le called -- a number of peaceable iamb*** to death in the :113104190ata_,, _ meat s -received to-day on within ten days to increase the deposot to wear five minims of frame but which be` wai restini g co mt . ;et cruel anduijitsi envier' - Oil the 110th of May; ietaiiii:Viiiia the. Military Apthorities them after the payomit cif the two best instalmeies. deaselsr that the rellistsasS4 **Aim Itr i 0111 11 4 1 :: Vf.nh n i, n n ' t Barn ' . e vi 'l an no . a.............—..-- . '. .: • . iussi that of iislif cars* &ape*. -shill: ~ • 441041 A Trrrs:risAriOrit bl.Pon c o „ s amati, NAT 24-13 h- rag- 1* .4 b . • fief nu from she Tait theiriiiestat ; - • : buffs frogs dif liksisse, who .1 Decree. prohibiting all Pionclo, i f Ur - 1 ". • . , aft di og iiiitiduals s 4101119119ifirthleilat 4 . • '.. f rom a biding in dui ports ar-emaiebumankii 44 - , - ~ ‘ „ ,g aki, -.: . _...,,,,,,,.:11;a ki .i ~...a ji, „ . _ .. 1 • in case of evident diner • taut insk amildwart' • 11"gootwv-vw*Trrnmesv•vvy. ' - 15, , ,Npt ,),:e i , „, ~,, ..„, ..., 4.4.. ,... , %., rt. •.---,,, - - • . °1"1".!4 ' FANS f tArrlf= s avo id t h e penult al as eeeetyy 4e' % —..-.... ..J .. ~ : • ~ - 1$ . - ... _• - . 11@dy in a pot when dm reeT - - __ ;._ • ----- . 4 4 -- ~ ~ _ avitaloctell.*l tik l 4o l o,o ll . . ~ .. • ..' It ! 1 1 111 1.tr hemaaiv daises, bet Mast wine* • ~,l ei to *teethe. year obbed *mot .. "-* 7 4 ' • :,, 1. i;-.10: daem IS pug. No . dall - oll e . . ortheik l o4 ll o l lo l l* .. - - ..'" 9. 10 0 1 1 4 0 . *MN& Ail the, i4 l , 0 ma. aria *Rai lap' 3 7 a ir 4 Tamar ;' ' - egesithidiih '. ' ' 1 ..* - .. ti Selinids . hia. ibmice ahevele4lo , Pelle_Ports , . not ► =goad air ..4 • ' El win a t japan, .:tad •• • . ' . ' l st seesessokosi Madlitil 7' . 1 .. „ . . . with his gs • ' 4 . • itowtnis . 4 . • kifilliZ d ; 154a1 e ribsrassed9 41ag his the • . : ' : tbs the *4Ejs:Slit;AlSia : . the severest " nib" ' " - . ' I . tivirleMeretitee hod le* Zamora .1 *sateen. Polka. c't . war* - ' ssicorniaisid et Glisrai64iiompia -‘ "- . A .-, ' !iiioifillkiiralitiellai . i rt.od_, Y ale the Deeekinfoe my king t ra ns ' b u t a m * " to proem' tOtiagbiOPA9ol l 4ll6l;:: . ..: , •1 060 4 1 1 l a ir li rTat idevaireir Via take dads awaf erie• cads rstersr probalited fres . yelling them, or Cieserol Rem, wbo hid the atigetesmaroblethe mid t 9 1914:i&ialtdi 0* fkaaSe4.• their cargoes, either who yor in part. Spaniards who evaasased Matt* at Talavesa, is Generals Pego and Apericio, as well - . ~. • Vernon o f M in ho ,P rt , immediately to o k ran, anA S ilures so support the Marc% of the troops retozzia ; • aeir quarters. ,The Government received part of this news e n t h 17th, by the steamboat; and to guard against any t , tack by Silveira, assisted by the guerillas,i u t h s , 44 Of the French army, either to the north oil to tlieso ut y of the Douro, sent on the same day by specialis e , sengers, orders to station on the frontiers of Tras- 4 . Monte', and on the banks of the Coa, all the tro,),. of the three provinces of thenorth that can be spa Ib t besides those of the south, under Generals Pego Apericio. Other meaitarts are likewise ora inl i. General Pego is to command all the troo rs i n T , t. os-Mantis, and Marshal Vasconeelles all tlhosein liei t MAY 20....18y the last =WS from Braganza find that General Morillo was ten leagues frautek city; this must naturally be an obstacle fo prise that the factious may intend, and facilitite communications with Spain on that side. ' MAY 22.—1 n the Sitting of the Curies w it there was a very long debate on the first mid s t the letter convoking the Extraordinary Cortes t {i, specting the understanding of which there watert ferelice of opinion. • In the Sitting of the 20th, &i t Abbade de Mealmes had said, that the presentc4g having been convoked fer various purposes, at 4 which was the . safety and defence of the naiad,* . determining on the prOposali . which .the Gore se es , shotild make to this end, he desired to be ;do tted whether a Deputy was permitted to make a 'seen on the subject l to which the President replied, t h at every Deputy might express his ideas on the stibirct glee strictly confined himself to the safety and dr. fence of the country; and that it was for this 1.131.1,1 the Cortes bad appointed a Committee with that rick. The President, however, afterwards said, that'nn '-mining the first article of the Circular, he found that he had been mistaken. Marty Deputies then rung together to speak, it was resolved that this mat o should be discussed in the next. Sitting, before ti e Order of the Day... The question was, in fact; ibis Cher the article confining their debate to the 'neaten which should be proposed by the Government, it not clash with the article of the Constitution rite gives the Cortes the initiative of the laws? ..,0 Many Members spoke at great length ; M. Ma k who, as a Member of the Permanent Deputation, het concurred in drawing up the circular letter,spsk in defence-of the terms in which it was conceit{ and other Members warmly supported him; amen them was M. Freire, who said,that as the Extratei. nary Cortes could only meet for determined objects. which could be.'fixed only by the Bing or the Peniu, neat Deputation, it followed that to discuu mode, subjects was the tame as if the . Assembly should** yoke itself extraordinarily, which would be a mi. fest violation of the Constitution.—M. Trigoso pro. "posed that the Extraordinary. Cortes may treat cid subjects relative to the Public safety, so seep as rte Permanent Deputation has. declared the sit:plied the country to be dangerous. After tome fair debate it was resolved, lit, That the subject was s 6 fiejeetly discussed & then, by 55 to 48 Vin t * there was ground, to vote open it; and they • liee motion was put and rejected. This forenoon we -received Hamborgh Papal* the U instant, and Dutih Papers to the 7th, lett log accounts from St. Petersbuijh' to theO2daldna The Conservaieur Impartial has in articlecontrs dicting the raiaments (I the German Papers respect ing the real of the Russian Envoy at Teheran. ~k says he is come back on his private stairs, for whirl he has obtained the usual leave of absence ; and tha whether he returns to .his post, -or another is lis stead, the Ruislaii Charke d'Aelthei in Persia vfil act on the same principles whir 4. the Ex*ol lia for these two years followed with.eqval L simminied perseverance, with respect t* , , WOO as poi.* which he had no share. ,- =1.14 The Emperor ALIMANDIOII was to maim all d regiments of the Guards on the 26th ult. • • •.. air IXCHAVOILL Ilawaoann, June s.—On polka, 57.4. 0.1. - ScPswassauaon, May 40.—0 n London, f O.* rfr!!!,ple. Bram., May 51.--On Landau, 5 M. 7. 5 54. Aaganzaam, Jane London, 40.11. D 0.4 VAS liar burgh, 34 Da. s • • • maw , : New loft Papers to the 17th isiiifitoldradise received. They again the following moans ofjbe defeat of the Republicans in Peru by theaSyalist troop' l BALTIMORIk MAY s. .• It has been already stated that the Perevir ttiots had suffered a defeat. We regrett** ban to confirm this intelligence. The followisgaia aka of the pArtictilars o . On.the 20th. of January the opposing armistorso v!rithin sight of each other, at a town called WM?" something more than 40 leagues from Atica: . : Patriot Army commanded by General Alvarado,* AbYal AinlY by di, :Gailistla , Cantarac emitAiies i Diaßositions were hrtmelliately made (orbsollo ol ii-commenced with great - Spirit ou both sidas. •1114 0 maintained with much obstinacy,' till the POO yielding, Mauled by some, fo superior nuattatibr titisera bi.itspertortakiii, gave say, when their °kaiak:a sigoliViicaory,:ra *more " I nine handred of the. Peruvian . Patriots escaping the gaaa of this 6i4goigief cii'Ptist• vVlsiitallsat wrecitkif Sish-ladepeadest Arse Fitsisary, whew Oil supposed the Congress . of Pero, thus aNesibia I P =