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lowed by the good wishes of the inhabitanu oi the 'stand, and probably is by this time at Rij de Jatbeiro." LISBON, OCTOBER is. On the 15th of this month was decided the trial in stituted in consequence of the conspiracy happily die covered in the month of May last, and the first sent tence delivered ; in that day it was confirmed that the 17th it should he passed upon the exceptions made by the accused; by this sentence two were declared not guilty, and one sentenced to be banished from the United Kingdoms of Portugal, Brazil, and-Al garva, with the threat of being banished. to one of the Presidios (fortresses) of Attica for life in case of contravention; three condemned to be transported to Angolla Mozambique, arid twelve sentenced to be punished with death. This sentence being executed on the 18th of this month, the greatest order and tranquillity imaginable prevailed, as well as on the day of passing the sentence. The guilty received, ac• cording to the usual custom, the succouts of reli gion. In the countenances of all the citizens was seen on that day the clear expression of the hor ror which in the midst of a nation distinguished for its unshaken sentiments of loyalty to the Sovereign, is justly inspired by the abominable crime of a hand ful of individnnls, who, cleat to the voice and the dictates of both divine and human laws, endeavoured to plung us into the horrors of anarchy. The sen tence is printing which apFlied the dispositions of the laws to the Rarts proved hf the clearest evidence. Upon its publication, which will speedily take place, we shall have new reason to hold in merited execra tion crimes so enormous, and may an example as painful to humanity as indispensible to justice, con strain all within the bounds of their duty, that his tory may not again nave to stain its pages with si milar events. THE EVENING STAR. BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 28. It is affirmed, says the Marto y of Antwerp, that the deficit of which his Maj.ity spoke in his discourse at the opening of the Sruion of the States-eeneral, amounts to 12 millions of florins. VIENNA, OC I OBER to. " The same Colonel also informs us from Tara. beco that some of his corps had taken fifteen priso. oars and a silver trumpet belonging to the corps of Colonel la Era ; that another party took from the enemy at Mojotoro five loath of ammunition. and other *Wiles ; and that on the 29th lse had been joined by Commandant Ferftandez, for whom he was waiting to proceed against ChuquizAca, which, not. with►tanding it had been reinforced by six hundred men from Potosi, was. by their joint forces. totally cut of from all communication. (Signed) FIANCIUCO DZ LA CRL Z." LISBON MAIL. The rapid improvement of the course of Exchange, which is too sud,:en to be lasting, has had as great an effect on many houses, particularly in the mer cantile world, as the t!eterioration of it had formerly. His Imperial Highness the Archduke John has :strived at Graetz. The Atihduke is making a tour, in company with his consort and her mother, the Princess of Nassau Weilburg, through the most ro• mantic parts of Styria and Upper Austria. (kronen 18.—This day being the anniversary cf the Battle of Leipsic, so memorable for Germany and all Europe, was celebrated litre by religious and military ceremonies. In the Imperial Hotel of the Invalids, the admirable paintings by Krafft, repre_ senting the moment when the Commander in Chief of the Allied Armies, Field-Marshal l'rince Schwart zenberg, announces to the Allied Monarch the vic. tory of their united armies, was placed with great ceremony in the situation where it is to bang. To_ morrow the anniversary or the victory will be cele. braced by a grand masquerade in the newly built saloon, in the Augarten, for the benefit of the Fund for the Central Society for the relief of the distressed• The new Spanish Amblassador, Don Pedro Ceval. Ins, yesterday paid his first visit of ceremony to Prince Metternich, Minister fur Foreign Affairs, and was received with the usual formalities. Immediately atter Prince Metternich returned the visit to the Am bassador at his hotel. . The account of an ?nsurrection at Bucharest has not bees confirmed. The last letters, of the 7th in stant, from that city, do not say a syllable upon the subject. Coarse of exchange on Augsburg, Oct. 18,-.275. OCTOBER 19.—1 t is now known that their Imperial Majesties will arrive here on the 6th of November, Prince Meuernich leaves this city on the 113th instant, to meet their Majesties at Gratz. The proceedings have commenced at Lyons against the individuals implicated in the late insurrectionary movements in that neighbourhood. The number of the accused is twenty-nine. A Madame LAVALETTE, the wife of an Ex-Receiver-General, figures as one Of the principal personages. None of the details of the alleged conspiracy, although they must have already fully appeared from the act of accusation,' .have yet been allowed to be made public. It is stated in an article from Madrid, that nothing has occurred on any part of the Portuguese frontier, either on the one side or the other, ea countenance the rumour which foreign journals have spread, of a' rupture between the two countries. The expectation of the speedy arrival of the ,Russian squadron at Cadiz is again repeated, but no new light is thrown , on the terms by whi c h i t h as b een transferred to' Spain. The Minister, M. PIZARRO, who managed the negotiation, is said to have conducted it with such an impenetrable degree of mystery, that nobody is able to divine either its objects or conditions.. The Minister of Finances, M. GARAY, is ieporied, The parry now at Sndbourn Hall, the seat of 14 Marquis of HERTFORD, is extremely numerms. . 3 3 the beds in this noble mansion are occupied. morning after the arrival of the PRINCE Recerr,h's Royal Highness vies nut for some hours, and the party returned laden with game. The Spey, of 24 guns, Captain J. A. Muttaar. recently arrived at Portsmouth from Sr. Helena, a tedious passage of ten weeks. When the Spey sailed, BONAPARTE was in good health and he had relaxed a little in his manners. He appeared me disposed to recognise the rules which have been es. tablisbed for his safe custody as General BONAPA:'.74 a State Prisoner of War; though he by no means e lishes this title. Admiral . PAMPLIN had taken ups residence on shore. It had been determined soil to keep a garrison upon the island of Tristan ds Cdr,ta, which at one time had been ordered to be abandore". The Conqueror, Podargus, Griffon, and Levele• were !Ong at St. Helena; the Julia was at rtEcea• lion; the Phzton and Eurydice were at the CI!. The Plizion and Griffon come next home. The S i hy has been surveyed, and it is expected she sy:: paid off.—At the time the SPEY sailed, ere ouetton, Capt. DAVIE, with Rear-Admiral Ptak rasi's flag on hoard, RACOON, Capt. FesTING, GRISVoN, Capt. WRIGHT, were at St. kit ; JULIA, C. pt. JoNES, at Ascension. The FHAL:C , :, Cape. STANFELL, and the PODAROUS, Capt. W. , tut, had been recall e d f rom t h e M aur i t i us, that isleti . having been t rans f r rre d to the command o f Rumen!) KING. in the East ladi es . T he was daily expect e d to arr i ve at S t. H e:era, fr,.ri whence it W AS s upp ose d s h e would proceed to E l - land. The HeAsa, store-ship, Mr. H ICK S, Matt"' had sailed f ro m S t . H e l ena for Rio de Jane i ro. — Capt. Rome», wh o comman d e d at the I s l an d c f As:ensiun, came h ome i n the Stay, invalided. THE AUSTRIAN LOAN.—AS long back as the rtv 180'2, an agreentint was entered into with Oe trian Government for the purchase of a Lat ge quan tity of timber, but the breaking out of hosttli•ies son after, and the subsequent state of the Continent, p vented the contract between the two Powers ever bo`g carried into effect. The timber was, at that tirm, have been delivered in part payment of the deb: due to us; and we understand the Austrian Gusr,:rnmest have renewed their liffer of payment in the same i 4 Y• T tie offer has been ccrnsidered so far worth atter:in by our Government, that they have dispatched Mr. Slane, the Assistant-Secretary to the Navy Po to Trieste, accompanied by an experienced Officer of Woolwich Yard, to examine the timber, and to tain whether the expense attending its removal fTez the forests to the coast, and its subsequent transport e tion to this country, would not exceed the ase:Ar!e ges we may expect to derive from the savin g Akira would thus be made in the consumption of our IA3 forests. Should i t b e d etermined to accept th e t..vi• bet., it is to be conveyed to this country without de- lay, and Lid up in store, to be used by us es omu i ° l3 calk for it. I ....,••• •No ~• ••••...as tilL.l usgailluii•lL Is, nowever, e Ferinn Smiles, of Regiment No. 9, and five Hitchers en enact on many houses, particularly in the mer- . P' e, Florida maythe price intended hi that The party now at Sudbourn Hall, the seat of 14 wounded. . cantile world, as the eeterioration of it had formerly. to be paid for the Russian squadron tran s f erre d to M arqu i s of HERTFORD, is extremely num erous . . 3 1 " The same Colonel also informs us from Tara. Hi s I mper i a l Hi g h ness t h e A rc h duke John has . boco that some of his corps had taken &wen priso.Spain ; for it is well known that Russia has long the beds in this noble mansion are occupied. - `2l strived at Gracie. The A.riliduke is making a tour, Cott morning after the arrival of the PRINCE Ittcerr,h's Dees and a silver trumpet belonging to the corps of in wished to gain a better footing on the American company with his consort aial her mother the Royal Highness vies nut for some hours, and the Colonel la Era ; that another party took from the ' • But most ro . tinent.may not the right of Spain to cede that Princess of Nassau Weilburg, through the party returned laden with game. • my at tiltiotoro five loath of ammunition, and country to any Power whatever be fairly questioned ? The Spey, of 24 guns, Captain J. A. Moten. other articles ; and that on the 29th he had been mantic parts of Styria and Upper Austria. joined by Commandant Ferftandez, for whom he was Ooroastt 18.-This day being the anniversary cf There is a third party who may protest against the recently arrived at Portsmouth from Sr. Helena,. A waiting to proceed against Chuquisaca, which, not. the Battle of Leipsic, so . morable for German transfer, and who have a right to say, " It shill not a tedious passage of ten weeks. When the Spey withstanding it had been reinforced by six hundred y . There is no right existing on the face of the sailed, BONAPARTE aas in good health and he had and all Europe, was celebrated litre by religious and be I" relaxed a little in his manners. He appeared moo men from Potosi, was, by their joint forces, totally earth by which the inhabitants of any country can be cut of from all communication. (Signed) military cerenweics. In the Imperial Hotel of the disposed to recognise the rules which have been ee transferred, like cattle, at the will of any Sovereign tablisbed for his safe custody as General BONAPA:If, . " attaxasco DE LA CRL E." Invalids, tlx admirable paintings by Krafft, repro. • . senting the moment when the Comm an d er i n Ch ie f whatever. It-is an usurped p o w er , w h erever , w h en . a S tate P r i soner o f War; though to by no meanie- ever, and by whomsoever exerted ; a n d h as no ana l ogy fishe s this title. , Admiral Pannier had taken upLis meaner- LISBON MAIL. of the Allied A r mi es , Fi e ld-M ars h a l P r i nce S chwan- residence on shore. It had b een d eterm i ne d s e l l 0 whatever to possession by conquest , and obtained • ......—.. zenberg, announces to the Alli e d Mo narc h th e v i e . , keep a garrison upon the island of Tristan de Ceche afterwards acceded to ey the expelled sovereignty. • LISBON, AUGUST so . tory of their united armies, was placed with great which at one time had been ordered to be abandere'. -.----- OW Gazette of the loth ultienb bad the arrival of ceremony in the situation where it is to bang. To. The Paris Papers from the i:Sth to the 30th, inclu- Pile Conqueror, Podargus, Griffon, and Levelet. were !Ong at St. Helena ; the Julia was at e s tcen her Royal Highness the Princess of the United King. morrow the anniversary or the victory will be cele. • sire, have arrived since our last. From their con- sion ; the Pltzton and Eurydice were at the CT'. doom at Madeira. We now extract from authentic braced by a g rand masquerade in the new l y -built tents, which are of less interest than usual, we have letters some partieulars of her stay in that Island s The Plizton and Griffon come next home. TneSp., has been surveyed, arid it is expected she ss:: be I t he A e t , fps the benefit of the Fund extracted in our preceding columns the only articles a The squadron having entered the port, his Ex- saloon, oon, in for the Central Society for the relief of the distressed. paid off.-At the time the SPEY sailed, tee C2e. cellency Os Governor and C.ptain General Flores - 'worth notice. The fact of the death of the Dee tf - • The new Spanish Ambassador, Don Pedro Cod. uetton, Capt. DAVIE, with Rear-Admiral ri.A.A. cio Jose Cbssia de Milk. Lieut.-General of the Royal Accaeas has, it will be observed, been officially con- (1,41,1, flag , , Armies, with his whole staff, together with the Bi- Ins, yesterday paid his first visit of ceremony to Prince s on board, Racoon, Capt. Fe.srtNe. ...:•-f E ngli s h C onsu l G attroe, Capt. WRIGHT. were at St. fieler..• • to shop, repaired at eleven in the morning of the 11th, Metternich, Minister fur Foreign Affairs, and was firmed by a commuication from t h e• , at Algiers, to the English Consul at M a l lon ; b ut, J ULIA , C . pt. Imes, at Ascension. The Pretc -- c, on board the ship Don John VI. when they had th e received with the usual formalities. Immediate! Capt. STA N FEL L , an d t h e P ODAROUS. Capt. Vl. , tate ho no ur to kissthe hand of her Royal Hi g h ness , w h o . . . to the Am- y df the rumour that his s u ccessor h as s i nce s h are d the ' atter Prince Metterntch returned the run same fate, there is no s or t o f con fi rmat i on, b ut on the had been recalled f r om th e M aur i t i us , t h at idles' received them with Ole: greatest affability, and having been t rans f, ree d to the command of deigned to yield to the retoiest made in the name of bassador at his hotel. contrary, much to discr e dit it eat h e l y . the inhabitants, to come on shore and honour them . Th e accoun t o f an ?nsurrection at Bucharest has ...,_. it leffnnli KIN°. in the East ladies. The Flilt.Sl was daily expected to arrive at St. He:era, fr,o with her presence. Her Royal Highnein landed at not beep confirmed. The last letters, of the 7th in- Another days Paris rdpers have arrived at a late whence it was supposed she would proceed to El?" four in the afternoon, with all her Ceurt, and was scant, from that city, do not say a syllable upon the hour to.day. ~,. The proceedings have commenced at Lyons against land. The fiv.use, store-ship, Mr. H, Matt'' , received with great ceremony. At the gate of the . had sailed from St. Helena for Rio de Janeiro.- subject. city her Royal Highness adored the coeifix, which y Capt. Roamers, who commanded at the Island cf Mat . - the Bishop presented to her, and Was couducted in Course of exchange on Augsburg, Oct. 18,..275. the individuals implicated in the late insurrectionar Ae:ensien, came home in the SPEY, invalided. procession to the Cathedral Church, where Te Deum OMTORER 19.-It is now known that their Imperial movements in that neighbourhood. The number of THE AUSTRIAN LOAN.-As long back as the yn: was performed, to thank the ALMIGHTY for this Majesties will arrive here on the 6th of November, the accused is twenty-nine. A nladame LAVALETTE, 1802, an agreenitio was entered into with CT AT' happy event. Her Royal Highness then proceeded Prince Metternich leaves this city on the 28th instant, the wile of an E Receiver-General • figures au- to t h e Governor's Palace, which was prepared f or • • the alleged conspiracy, although they must have after, and the subsequent state of the Continent, p ' her reception. In all the streets through which she passed the windows were full of spectators, who DRESDEN, OCrOBER 19. fully appeared from the act of accusation, vented the contract between the two Powers everb,.. - g strewed flown: in her way. Th e j o y ( A t he inhabi- To-day the Session of the General Assembly of already tents dining Meese three days was extreme ; the the States, convoked in the Hereditary Circles, and have yet been allowed to be made bl . carried into effect. The timber was, at that tinn, '." town was brilliantly illuminated esery night. pu lc. have been delivered in part payment of the deb: doe It is stated in an article from Madrid, that nothing to us ; and we understand the Austrian Gov.onmert in Upper Lusatia, was solemnly opened here. . ghas occurred on any part of the Portuguese frontier, a On the 12th and 13th her Royal Highnees made On the 26th of this month, her Hi • , liness the third have renewed their offer of payment in the same .eio'• excaraions in the neighbourhood. The Bishop, the of . daughter Prince Maximilian , 15 to be betrothed either on the one side or the other, ea countenance Tile o ff er has been considered so far worth attecioe E ng lish merchant, R. Page, and oilier owners of country seats, had the honour to receive her Royal by proxy to the Hereditary Prince of Tuscany, in the rumour which foreign j ournals have spread, of a by our Government, that they have dispatched Mr, Stain, the Assistant-Secretary to the Navy NO, the chapel of the Royal Palace, at six o'clock in the rupture between the two countries. The expectation to Trieste, accompanied by an experienced (Acct . ci Hi g hness at them, with sumptuoos entertainments. Her Royal Highness gained the hearts of all who evening. The next morning the august bride will new is thrown of the speedy arrival of the ,Ittissian squadron at ' Woolwich Yard, to examine the timber, and Co iizer , hed her, by her affability and condescension. leave this city, and it is hoped''' . she will arrive in 16 Cadiz is again repeated, but no light • . terms by which it has been transferred to' min whether the expense attending its remw.il !Tel appoint must particularly be men. dais the forests to the coast, and its subsequent transport t• An act of generosity at Botzen, where she will be received by the on the doned-a sailor falling from on. of the yards, on board the vest') of bee Royal Highness, to the great Tuseit Commissioners. The Princess Olive's by Spain. The Minister, M. hum, w h o m tion to this country, would not exceed the ad•.•Ar!a anaged • ges we may expect to derive from the savin g Alia consternation of the Princess, who seat repeatedly to way of Munich, w h er e she intends to stay two days. the negociation, is said to have conducted it with such would thus be made in the consumption et our 1 . %:1 enjoin after him, and fi nding that he was dead, or : . PETRISBURGH, OCTOBER. 7. an impenetrable degree of mystery, that bod is f no y orests. Should it be determined to accept the t.m. dared* pension of 6,400 revs per mon th . . to his widow Count Zermoloff is commissioned tn algae at able to divine either its objects or conditi -out. her, it is to be conveyed to this country without de , down immediately.- fistAife, and a year to be paid . fol- Cabal and 'sputum a number of workmen, who are The Minister of Finances, M. GARAY is • lav, and laid up in store, to be used by us as or:aria Oa dm 43ds, atandaight s the Readmit saded„ a • reposed, • calls for it ! . . LISBON, AUGUST 20. Obr Gamete of the lath ultitno had the arrival of her Royal Highness the Princess of the United King. dome at Madeira. We now extract from authentic letters some particulars of her stay in that Island 3 a The squadron having enteted the port, his Ex cellency tie Governor and C Tulin General Floren cio Jose Cl ssia de Millo, Lieut.-General of the Royal Armies, with his whole staff, together with the Bi shop, repaired at eleven in the morning of the 11th, on board the ship Don John VI. when they had the honour to kissthe hand of her Royal Highness, who received them with Oho greatest affability, and deigned to yield to the requiest made in the name of the inhabitants, to come on shore and honour them with her presence. Her Royal flightier% landed at four in the afternoon, with all her Ccurt, and was received with gteat ceremony. At the gate of the city her Royal Highness adored the ctieifix, which the Bishop presented to her, and WAS cousiucted in procession to the Cathedral Church, where Te Deum was performed, to thank the ALMIGHTY for this happy event. Her Royal Highness then proceeded to the Governor's Palace, which was prepared for her reception. In all the streets through which she passed the windows were full of spectators, who strewed Hostels in her way. The joy of the inhabi tants dining sliete three days was extreme ; the town Was brilliantly illuminated esery night. a On the 12th and 12th her Royal Highness made excursions in the neighbourhood. The Bishop, the English merchant, R. Page, and oilier owners of country seats, had the honour to receive her Royal Highness at them, with sumptuous entertainments. Her Royal Highness gained the hearts of all who approached her, by her affability and condescension. An act of generosity must particularly be men gonad—a sailor tennis from one of the yards, on bead the vest') of her Royal Highness, to the great consternation of the Princess, who seat repeatedly to empire after him, and finding that he was dead, or. dared* pension of 6,400 tees per month to his widow, forAife, and a /ear to be paid down immediately.— Oat the 43th, at taidaighte the equetteett sajied, tol-, I LONDON. NEXT FRIDAY 1 LIE LOITERY WILL COMMENCE DRAWING. - SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.-MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS ! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1817. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK 3 Reduced bli 82—Coosok 1121—For Nov. 84{ 83 4 per Cent. 9M —5 per Coal. Navy 104108 India Boudi 101 *O pr.—Exchequer Elk 19 39 pr. ONE O'CLOCK. A considerable advance has taken place this day, In the price of Stocks. Comols, at this hour, were done at 89, for the account, and were looking upwards. FLANDERS MAIL-GERMAN PAPERS. A Flanders Mail arrived last night ; and this morning Frankfort and othtr German Papers to the 28th of October came to hand. The folicsiving are extracts: DRESDEN, OCTOBER 19. To-day the Session of the General Assembly of the States, convoked in the Hereditary Circles, and in Upper Lusatia, was solemnly opened berg. On the 26th of this month, her Highness the third daughter of Prince Maximilian, is to be betrothed by proxy to the Hereditary Prince of Tuscany, in the chapel of the Royal Palace, at six o'clock in the evening. The next morning the august bride will leave this city, and it is hoped she will arrive in 16 days at Down, where she will be received by the' ToscA Commissioners. The Princess travels by way of Munich, where she intends to stay two days. PETIESBUROH, OCTOBER. 7. Count Zainoloff is commissioned tp engage at Cabal and Ispahaa a number of workmen, who are to establish, under very advantageous conditions, in manufactories of shawls and carpets at Casan. That this is an important object, is evident from the fact that 80,000 shawls are annually exported from Bur, sorah, which cost on an average 1000 roubles each ; so that from 60 to 80,000,000 of roubles come into the country for this one article of luxury. At Astrachan trials have been made of the culti vation of the common tea shrub, which have proved' eery successful, and are therefore particularly (a vowed by the Governmen;. Since Our last.a Lisbon Mail has been received. The accounts which it brings relate chiefly to the ' visit paid to Madeira by the consort of the PRINCB ROYAL Of PORTIA; tL, on her voyage to Rio Janeiro ; and to the execution of the Conspirators, who in May last had planned the overthrow of the Portuguese Governmint, in which they were happily frustrated by a timeous discovery of their intentions. They were brought to trial on the 15th of September, when General GAME FRIERS DE ANDRADE, the leader of the conspirarr, ansieleven of his accomplices in guilt, were sentenced to suffer death ; and on Sa turday the 18th ultimo, their execution took place, as stated - in another column. The following addi tional particola::. art from a private letter : " Gomez Paine and seven others were flanged and burnt, and their ashes thrown into the Tagus ; but the bodies of the remaining four (whose guilt wale not so strikingly marked as that of their associates) were delivered to their friends for interment. General Gomsz Fame was executed near the Fort of St. Julian, iu which he had been imprisoned. lie died with great fortitude and resignation, acknowledging his guilt and the justice of his sentence. The others were executed in the Campo di Saint Anna, on the other (the eastern) side of Lisbon. The repentant traitors were attended to their respective places of execution by a number of Monks, who very be comingly did every thing in their power to prep* the unhappy men for due pious submission to their awful fate. The slowness of the execution must have greatly aggravated theit: sufferings.. • One only was executed at a time ; and full six hours were consumed ere the close of the dreadful scene took place—the last who were in succession to suffer witnessing pre viously the agonies of those who died before them." From the preceding account, our Readers will see that the Portuguese have lost nothing of die charac ter which they have long since vindicated to them selves, of being in their State executions the most sanguinary people in Europe. According to the Baltimore Papers to the 7th ult. the tumour that Spain is on the point of ceding West Plcuida to the United St -rtes, there obtains general credence- The purchase-nsoney is said to be 6,000,000 of chairs. The Agtots appointed by the PRESIDENT, last June, to proceed to St vtli America, but whose departure had been delay e., by various causes, were about to set nut on their mission.—lt is, however, pssible, that Florida may be the price ir,tended to be paid for the Russian squadron transferred to Spain ; for it is well known that Russia has long wished to gain a better footing on the American Con tinent. But may not the right of Spain to cede that country to any Power whatever be fairly questioned ? There is a third party who may protest against the transfer, and who have a rigl:t to say, a It shill not be !" There is no right existing on the face of the earth by which the inhabitants of any country can be transferred, like cattle, at the will of any Sovereign whatever. It-is an thumped power, wherever, when. ever, and by whomsoever exerted; and has no analogy whatever to possession obtained by conquest, and afterwards acceded to by the expelled sovereignty. The Paris Papers from the i:Sth to the 30th, inclu sive, have arrived since our last. Frcm their con tents, which are of less interest than usual, we have extracted in our preceding columns the only articles 'worth notice. The fact of the death of the Da vet Accaitts has, it will be observed, been officially con firmed by a commuication from the English Consul at Algiers, to the English Consul at Mallon ; but, df the rumour that his successor has since shared the same fate, there is no sort of confirmation, but on the contrary, much to discredit it eatilely. Another (Lays Paris Papers have arrived at a Late hour to. Jay. but apparently on no sufficiest anthcety. tendered his resignation. A Weimar Journal has published ust e reflections on the state of Switzetland,V ' to have excited a very lively sensation i n , try. The Journalist maintains, that Swot_ `. ,, its present state, is exposed t o th e risk of the victim of any conqueror who may turn against it, and that to prevent a chan r e r,f the political balance of Europe, the t,tv , s Germany ought to combine in giving t o 5.,4 a Sovereign in the person of some Germa n along with a representative governme nt , he endeavours to bbe w, would be more * spy such a dominion than in their present and he cites as evidence of their diwtv,., l numerous emigrations which are daily tal c , To this Project the Gazette of Aran repli es equal spirit and truth, that the Cntif twenty-two Swiss Republics, under 4 knowledged by ail , he Powews, c ineot 5. either of jealousy rr ambition, and " rig h t , fore to have any thing to fear to the p re ,qi independence that tpe tural pi:rtrty o f try is such, that no prince could draw from /maw; < f maintainirg a Conrt—that a c o r, * rd of poor shepherds and artisans can ill+, expense of a complicated Governmeot.-and therefore better and wiser tor them, in every to hold fast by their present system of muni e j, si paternal administration. The emigrations 7.t it is admitted, to be numerous ; but these, it i ! tended, ought to be ascribed, not to any dticct, the mode of government, but to the ticcii;4 in manufactures, resulting from those pro! i!‘' which, in all the surrounding countries, ha.re zt ed the products of industry. Fiends Five per Cents. 30th October, i.',11";. NO'vElpfßEß 2. Sunday, I , our o'Clack, P. 31, Yesterday, the weather proving remarksLly 1 the PiiilCUS CHARLOTTE to-•k her usual air:rig chaise, and consumed for about two hours. morning the solemnities of the thy were observed the l'it:NcrAs And Prince LEopor.9 assernhiir F incipal .tt..ndants and all their dome,tics: . Service, which was pot-formed by the ker. SIInRT. S .on after the c•:nclusion 0: the ser.i: Royal HiBhness walked in the pleacure ru:: Prince LE.4•ToLD Accompanied Lis Royal Ci The air is temai kably mild today, although tilc has scarcely shone. Ye%terday the following Bulletin was sSi•-!:1 r James's Palace : “ Windsor Castle, Noss:•:L:s " His MAJESTY has passed the last month in Ar tram:oil manner, and continues to enjoy a firm it nf health. His MaJerry's disorder remains unalticii. Seven years elapsed on Saturday since his last appeared in public. His Royal Highvess the Duke of CLARENCT:." . I has been sor some time past on a visit .it the tf the Earl and Countess of llArmours.. at Y.wrifiars, left Oxfordshire early this morning. in Inkier to prese it to receive her NlAssErt and the Princess ELio. zarsarss, on their arrival at Bath. f.ty, 4 TI Colo "Li c h prov in IS4 be oinztri„ bun( of Lena' ;urn Irela h a s 1 r• t 'l' S Woo :. TS, Reg and 111 1 1 P7 Def ' nt arri iscmtem, this t replies of t mai cer neutt a ih y t al Ight 11-,t fiat of r of th e cer fro m , the a ati lt ~ is ` c o e t i —and ever ) rts:. municipal rl'. :inns f:.7.f`r iese, i!h tit e . f n any dtiect, tr siccii;:e in t' prat 4 ' a, hale gig. TC in r, al ni :z D'etto., P. U. at nark.il,l7 ; tt 1 ait:ng hours. Ti. a obscrsed t tb,.. btiCSf~T:li:'.. the ker. D • 1 t!le St r:1: k Ire ruindt.— • Contan. hough :Lc tia s s!ni•-tn a. !.% :le, Neer.:i..r month in )7 A fits st, , te ins tin aleo." e his !.1‘.. - ,ecx .it the 5•. i: tf at Nf,.wat larj , order to Princess ELL. he seat of t 4 inacrous. . 3 1 tcupied. ".1 R EGFST, ours, and the BUENOS 4TRES. BULLETIN, NO. XXIV. ARMY OF PERU, FROM THE IST TO THE 15TH JUNE. 0 Head-quarters,Tmentaan. • 8 Every day General Serna has additional mo• tives of repent.ince for having penetrated into these Proviaces, and we have the glory to make known to the world the impotent efforts of a tyrant against men fighting for their liberty. Twenty-six days have now el .psed since he felt Juju with all his army, and he has only retreate,: 24 leagues, notwithstanding he moves his camp every day for that purpose. The brave koldieis who surround him on all sides do not allow him to move without much bloodshed, and so straighten him for provisions, that he suffers incon ceivable difficulties. The asses which they buy or steal are lot the purpose of food ; and the enemy even dispute with sword and musket for the fresh hides of the few cattle which they kill. " Captain Manu.•l Alvarez Yrado, under date of the 7th instant, Irt)rn Durasno, intorms us that a di vision ut 200 men having made a si.rtie to steal cat tle, he, in company with Lieutenant Ximenex's party, took an advantageous positi:ln, and sustain a sharp skirmish with them, until their ammunition tailing, they availed themselves of the stones in the moun tains, which they showered down upon the enemy, and compelled them to retreat, leaving behind them their spoii, besides ten killed, and tour prisoners with their arms. " We have also received dispatches from the wor thy Colonel Gregorio Araoz de la Madrid, who, af ter many painful marches over elevated and almost intransitable mountains, and in many places com pelled to carry the artillery on men's shoulders, com pletely deceived the enemy, who expected him at Cotagaita and Potosi, and arrived on the 20th ult. in the neighbourhood of Cliuqu;zaca, where by a mi- Nary stratagem he made prisoners fifty horse sol diers, armed with carbines and swords, !Asides five officers, including a Lieutenant-Colonel. From thence he advanced towards the City, and arrived there at alight without being perceived. • 41 At d ,y-break on the 2lst he attacked in six di- Thions, and entered within a Ira yards of the princi pal square, notwithstanding a brisk fire of artillery and musketry from the enuenchments, twines, win dows, and terraces, the enemy having competed many 01 the inhabitants to i•st.:(.: 418:1S, mixing them with the . troop.; conceiving, very prodentl), from this, that although be might succeed in his'enterprise it would be by the sacrifice of many of his brave fol lowers; Joel expecting to succeed with greater faci lity. and without bloodshed, upon bring jr feed by the division om Commandant Fernandez, which was !lowly .xpecte.l, he retreated by the road cf . Tara buco. with the Liss of nineteen men, and twenty-one, wounded, including Lieutenant Obligado of the 9tli Regiment. The enemy had more thap forty killed in the sneers, in their different armies, besides the wounded, which may be computed at many more. " As he afterwards understood, there were 400 men a t Tal abuco. He marched to attack them.— Very unexpectedly, he met them on the road, in the middle of the night, and notwithstanding the surprise they weae . charged with inimitable bravery. and com pletely dispersed, leaving twenty-duce killed, two, prisoners, twenty-eight muskets, and some horses. Our loss consisted of Captain Alta° Comet. of Regi• onent No. 2, and four soldiers killed ; Lieutenant Manuel Rico, of the Hossars, and Spb-Lieutenant Ferinn Suases, of Regiment No. 9, and five seldicrh wounded.