Star. — London, England, 1823-11-29 00:00:00

~- ,~, I' p e 14 .( f 1. r TH E EVtNI? (' ', I LONDON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1523. THE' FUND& the 'third, tile-Chamber of Justice; the fourth, the Su- prior Chamber of Accounts. Thi . s Council consists a President and of eighteen Qouncillors. whosefonctin ,ate permanent. '‘Z*3 l lAt decrees of the Chancery may be altered by thq t r otlncil of Castile, which is the depositary of the la* '• of the kingdom, and to which the high police of the, Susie - is intrusted. The Council appoints Profess:Al - Id two chain in nth of the Universities of Altala, Sala manca, and Valladolid; but these,appointments arennt i the reward of solicitations, nor granted by favour; they, are merely the confirmation of - the success obtained the competitions. The Council gives a brevet to him i who, by his knowledge and talents, has won the place of Professor, in order that he may take possession. The same Council is the Supreme Judge in literature; the approbation of books belongs to its jurisdiction, and' emanates from it. The antherity of the President, though inferior to that formerly enjoyed by the Justizia, is, notwithstanding, of so much importance, that Royalty has been alarmed at it, and has several times suppressed it. However, it Was revived in favour of Count Mande, at a time when the King had need of the support of a power imposing from its novelty. • The members of tie Cciuncil are 16 in number ; they'' are. addressed "Senors," and in the petitions. of the Tri bnnal, the title of" Highness" is used. . STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opened this morning at 1141, for the Account; and far Money 94k, with little doing. FOREIGN FUNDS. The most doing is in Spatrilh Bonds, which opened at 26, feU to 251, got up again to 271. Current Prices :—New Spanlikt 171, Old 2/, Colombian 60 to Poyan 2. • FOREIGN EXCHANGES.. • Attmashasa, Nov. 2.5.—0 n London, 59. 10. 2 M. 38. V. HAMMON, Nov. 21.—0 n London, 56. 10. 37. 1. Pmeasatratnt, Nov. 7.—On London, - 9. 13.32. AtaLta, Nov. 13.—0 n London, 3 M. 7.3. I. • PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE CYCLOCK: 3 per ( ea. Red. 834 4-3 per Ct. Cats. 843( 1% 54 3% per Cersts.97 I/8-4 per Cents. Old 100 1 / 8 4 per Cts. New 104% 3 / B —Bank 1.g.-An.ns.2l l Aß 3-16 India Stock 268—New Annuities 84 Exchequer Bills (I:1,000) 495. 48s. Consols for Actt. 84% %. ,~ s •_ . ~ . I COLOMBIAN LOAN. The following copy of a notice which was posted on the Foreign Stock Exchange seems decisive as to the honourable character of the Colombian Government in ratifying the Loan : " The Contractors of this Loan have received, by the Jamaica Packet, a letter from their Agent at Bogota, Mr. W. C. Jones, dated the 29th August, of which the following is an extract : . • . . " In my . last interview with Mr. Castello (the Minister of Finance) he informed me of his intention to writ, to you within a few days, acquainting you with .Mr: lur tado's appointment as Minister for. this country to tng land, and to assure you direct of the desire of the Go vernment to arrange everything on the subject - of Mr. Zea'a Ltiln in a most satisfactory and amicable mammas " Mr. Jones enclones is Gazette, containing notice of the rec al of' Mr. J:Reisinga, • as Minister for Colombia in ~tOgliittl; e nlist Mr.,7 0 . Q. Mendez,' as Minister rcii; Colombia in Prance.* .• • " Court, WO!. ItP. 1143." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. This forenoon we received, the :11foaiteur of Thursday, with letters from our Correspondent, by Express. A Tele4 graphic Dispatch from.Bityonne announces that the Due d'Aticsouptatt arrived in that city on the 2341 inst. The. Aleeiteureontains a report to the KIN° from M. de Pay zoinisTi- 'the 'Keeper of the Seals, secommonding that portraits of such Magistrates- as distimuish themselves in the exorcise. of their office be placed in the hails of the Courts Royal. Two ordonnances are also inserted in the Mortiteut I the first remodels the registers of marriages auriiiiiibi; the second regulates the use of steam-engines iu . Paris, and prohibits, without special leave be ibtoineAl, the .use of high pressure steam-en 7 sines, or .those in which the elastic force of the steam exceeds two atmospheres. Our Correspondent vert con6dently denies that there is any intention on the part of ale French; Government to assist Spain in reccai quering South America. . The following are extracts:: • ZHOU ?HA AIONITZVA. ` "'TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH. . " BAYONNE, NOVEMBtIt ?a, 3 o'Clock, P. M. " THE 011111 MAL COMMANDING AT BAYONNE TO THE MINISTER Or WAR. 4, HIS Royal Highness the Duc d'Angouleme passed the Bitlassoa at elesten o'clock this forenoon. He has • this moment entered Bayonne,• emit the joy and accla roatitms of the whole population, pressing to see the heki - of FrariCe. His Royal Highness , is in good health: * - *Amur!, .NOVEM BER to, . • His Malesty has issued 4 decree, in imitation of his aupust 'Ancestors, Philip V. and• Charles ILI. which' esta blishes a perfect unanimity among the several Secretaries of State, by establishing a tObtiell of Ministers. In this , affair's of a . generla: piny, will be dis cussed. The following is a cop of she 49y41 Decree; Our Lord the , Kiag has published the following Royal Decree r— " " • '` • Htoniiderieg how imPoviant:: it irtO the' . brelfire of my iinpieirs% . that in all ,the measure; t?OtTein"n*lits the.usion whiehei aelguived fur ,thels speetlk_esecutioa they'll be gigaton, peateeted, and bang Perkaailed that the imams padisotion'tabetloir exec-cited by each toillititlin . itnieTtiquichki: wilt • be we ionfOrtst s abt to ibi l iciefti Of interest di my people, alien dictated by a corn mon accoi d, and therefore ,Teeipkocally '.tided their execution; kitowiug at, die *Tr time, this by Iltesf meant it more` `3%y io4m. to ascertain, thoyoughly, the necqllitiono)t subjast,., and the re medics adequate to the re-estabilbiuent, of order in all the branches of the Govetnnien 4 . as it was formerly' ;* 9 *-!smblithed by my almost ••Ind dear predecessbrs— Phillip . V. 'by means of a Cabinet .COlincil, which he conned with- his Ministers, ky atesoltition of 1!lov.-30, 1714, and Charles 111. by the re-iustitution of the Su preme Junta of State, created under a dfxrAe. of the Bth July, 1787 ; 1 have resolved that •you, .ttirther with the tesr of my Secretaries of State and Ditched, Dbn Jose Garcia de la Torre, of . Grace apt;, it*t Don Jose San Juan, of War ; Don Luis Maria lalaser,of the Marine ; and Don Juan de Erro, of Finance.; shall form a Council, to be denominated the Council of. Ministers,, " In this Council all questioas of generfantility Will be considered; each Minister will giviltl4ill4onot ... tit..affairs belonging to the secretarytheigitititidapill• merit; the Council will receive all my resibt l ibitl;' .. • • • Till attend to their execution. The results the, beritiOns of the Council will be recorded in a book,. tor ,gethet with the reasons which may have Isd4osuch:it sults. When I 2M not piesent, you,as any first Minis* of State, will preside, a . d the Secretary for the Office of Grace and Justice will take his seat at the delibera tions, and keep under his care the books destined to re cord them. 'You' se in take care to understand this decree, and make the necessary dispositions for its execution. a In the Palace, Nov. lc 1823. iSigned by the Royal hand.) * Directed to Doe Victor Baez." - BAYONNE. NOVEMBER 20. • His !loyal Highness the Duc d'Angocilems, cinisii nrrival, will alight at the Hotel de rgeoche. The city imposes to give a very 'brilliant hall in honour of the Anal eiperalissimp. - - t Generals Toussaint and Pellitroct arrived hernalsis morning , ;:--Generel Bauchi and die .3t f rotsidi mdw calm reached.this ptice yilsierdir:'' : ! - : '.-:',... • ...--* Yesterday the id Regi Meat of tlsetuirmnietsp4ottii;g l the first part, of the Cavalry. fro*. Speie,itilyed, *4 were followed this morning hyarregiment cillussari„ The Duc d' Angouleme, whose arrival' is • deed. for Sunday afternoon, - nig - l ier t iiiri...the autlicltics in the sygnigt 'and the: ttef_ # 1 4 44 ! 4 4; 14944 ! Pr R. , - 4, French Fun d,; WA.,* 0211242i4.142s iil4o2i'..kii •, ~ ~ . of Abe people, and their enthstiatt wary chitchat' by the heavy rain. ~,... .. „ Thy countenance owl langitithself thew*" his , fitclings, and the little Stisfdistionte espetieicsol t ; Jo' Short, there was not thartiasikaajpi mutuat eziojnion of triumph, which the people manliksted on thireturn • his Majesty from - varencay at that time, as there are now. seven or eight thousand families at Madrid in mourning. The very evening before his return,, above twenty individuals, including the Members of the Municipal Council of 1820, were exiled. Great apprehensiens are felt respecting the steps that Priclinand will adopt, and 'the more so, as it is notorious that he is well disposed to put an end to the Liberals; and his Majesty has thrown-himself into the arms of •the late Itegenctli.. It was believed au am nesty would be published the day of his entry, but in vain; it a now understood there will - be an amnesty, but not such as is desired, since it will include, but a very small number of persons, is'intrit arise unforte nate 'persons who languish is the . prism , are to be brought to trial filit'iminibt elteisletreineeded against is above six thousindp,an -thatiieratoii as lilt were in tended only to harass the . 14.0 . drids; even 'the most peaceable, and extort money from them. . This system Of vengeance will keep in foreign countries 4s or 80,000. Spaniard% who have sought shelter there. The infltsuatat ef:the clergy and the fanatic* - ir_ps much on the inctease, that a change is hardly to be ex, Rested. The Constitutionalists, however, 'place their hopes on the influence of the Ambasiadoss, while the litter are perhaps ignorant of the intrigues of the Cam rilla of Ferdinand. • • Meantime the confusion and disorder in the general administration of the 'cOtretry''toritittie ; the exhausted state of the treasury, the dilapistadons of the little money that is received, make the embarrassment hopelesis -•-We expect with the greatest- impatience the result of the negociations with K. peruse, relative to a loan; culties and refusals are met with, std the resOlitiollnet to recognise the loans of the Cones - is OP pertiited in, Careese -demands securities.—gnareataas; elar.Gisese. ment can istflt but tic* faisrf i egeselii estate Of did Monks ; and if prirnef;:iviii:o;beciotivii guarantee, it will be irery diffiCultt l isAfiller.;`'‘This certainly is.the only coaditioann sefaiifi - At spool/the advisable for English capitalists to risk their-hinds in this affair, fort decatitis-whieh tfia , (Me may be con steel frai . • e s • . v., • . • • d• idea, n f the depliriblittite of theindices Of this country. +, 124 Pie iil4ll.llorl .131 -01F11 their: • , eh* depend on Frturoovhieh they think to-indrisnnifp lilo4kune coloni4 00014 all tinot lost, therlay, since the Holy . alliance 1 / 2 41• interfere, the in4eptlidence. pf t)SeSe east countries will clad:Office ,that same: Rite pi the Constitution of the Cones. The merchants of:Cacti* have Win a littleatiirmited by these reports, • and the esPerittion said itiiririSetft'ffis; triefalnla; hat net Rattle Contributed to itf is short, asthe Penh:nil& has mt:P!°s ' etit Ouk.klfreicitlre4 those „ *yes Merritt:' wwiT - `ho.;eases : to 'e ellbtitteri-conatdefitajg the grtatintlueneuvili!. the gergy., - andOf the'Eurtiiiiimir‘ that kiagdont, at present kept to ChiCk . ..lll a Art 140, 1 .71( II he - slin - I:vliat means are to be employed for these great undertakings; St presentno more is.done than ersiinka cenespouileocie with confldential persons .„lri meant of the freath Marine. The Spanish Miubtt itliviare of the aPpointw meat of -English Coostilw4. 7 llguth America, but ilia: rittill,t . 411 . tatight beflieie that Gav t4 is 'correct iitfott Inktigq Of 04. stn}* o f 0 1E 4 an!' 62 , 4 1#17. nine, their 'ioclepeedence; the English, it-is addsil, will take care bow they adopt • such a measure without the currenee of the Holy Alliance, to whichibe *Sank! Royall,ti think that Great Britain oust yield ;. in short, peoples hinds are .eauch to Stith these Colenies.. . ed t • : ifienaies Papers, wale 15 been retail ed Oro New England Coffee-house. Tbe ftsollowinvye exxr,p* . • Ilsoat Tut mutest? on rsits.6rsvoetusea. His •Griee thelliieriiar has isined:his calling the Hollis' of Aeleashly to met uadlnuoiedito Aiia4cm ip! l .l'weictiit 04' s***4:.; .. ._ Sweet of lesser Boaerssusaraputioletiiisefla atif 4 Wit yesterday 'Far:dyed a 404114- :xi** is %again' hi possession of • - J itotati • their AlPwing:t l 4 feet mass ovre, So in aphides* them tug* usuurong :pusitioos they previously: held • rvenoti4;Paiiktilir. been compelled' to evacuate the place . tißoOkehateaa days' 'and reuse 3Fithrb4roOPl to he has 2 powerful force to COnteupsyktliligt Cerosrsd Santa Cron . The. squadron is b l' a/104W ipteinop t , . , dios,' and for sometime past-there has net boars sees a 'Spanish Brig, in the Pacific." . • . . •• Extract of a letter from Cattitagen.t, dated the If instant General 44 - .Paste, when he bad otentiiP 19 ;mink, .0 his nzeteb_liki - • • - Vs 11 . 1 C9lllllqUenCt PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 27. The Court-Martial on Cptain HAIIIII3 Will a • morrow morning at nine o'clock. ' a l' Prasident—Admind Sir Lima Howson Wormy& Captain Hon. T. D. Cam. Captain H. E. P. Inst 1 - Captain James Nam Captain B. C. Bona Captain Sir W. Horn H. Swiwaat MOM GAXIIIIIAIi , Eq. Deputy Judge Advocate. It Ntr is U : n Caca derstoo ja il arri her v : id th l a i t st M e- r v . e ZA in a g a to tao 4tte ha n s d s t er ser 6g4 depositions of the facts, as far as . his evident& stating at the same titrie the impossibility of &reori a i attendance, from a press Of Public busisieeslnion . 4 The opinions of naval men are various as to the ' • thin of such a document. In addition to thekei . Timms. offered at Plymouth, that of Mr. Tms. of the ti of Str E; TironstiON, will be heard before the oasis Court. Mr.l'unersta did not arrive in suficient foe for the former Court. i rug 4110 Y. i. • ' . • There is no troth in the statement that our AratY b tollsikam to the amount of sopoo sue,.. 'There is to be an addirlois teak* our suititary force, bat nothing like the awamm.,mmuioned.. Th e I'/i4 (beirerooebire) Regiment of Infantry ixhich manta front Gosprit t on the 12th host. 'pasta through: i gi s week, in two divisions, 'on their each to Neweastie.irpon. t Trgw. The ambled :York North Itidiag}titegizawit al kafirary', Irak marched front Hull on the 141 h bast, will arrive at Sdinburgh is Wednesday peat. The r 441 tlegleseni lit (foot, • *Mai has been ordltred to prong from Scotland to /rebut!, by way of Port Paoich and Damghe4 24 *ill be replaced at Rdinburgh Is! the astir tirtimaygir . . ~! Major Parrsuawn Is Brine um to the West leiSsiefee l thbyuiing of superintending the awls of die &nimbi,* die sae the wide at dtme Calm*. • , linaday, Wi Macs Pwit id Captain 4 the Enos Troop or Taaanary Cavalry, eaten t Corps with a dimmest lisejsug Larasaim. the Ancinv, at la ger rifty-three. nt down to ease, which win well served, theewasiagasmepsatwirttb e al eat whoirm hilarity stare goad The CaNial. Slie_4l a ikia 4 DLP.aa lie way to Ceti ells, realad Mk* a dawainatea, whet rho 43eatineten drank Ws health biAbaledifie. !a lis Las shortly titallairibanits. ' • ?WS* Ragiiient (or Royal liatikers), sow ininseelk al WM: saiwatillighlaa, acre aedeted to ',Chatham Bausch; in sky odiMilldlianly. . • z '' ' ' ll4 PAL liv I'ELLIci V rENCE fr.- . ' ... —or • . Taw Beitarmis, Marna, from Kande to lantidn; arm Manta than and 'Revel, the ith last. bat got dr. with lon of raddeim sichor, and cable, and intended to put into Bevel to repair. Al* Coannissionen of the Customs have promoted Mr.aTarsei Saws, junior, of Lymington to the rank of Hitt Class Oitcerd the Mounted Guard for the gerention of Smuggling. .• . Viptain Lucius lianayssait, C.B. is appolated to the Cices*its van ship, at.Plrsouth, in the roam of the dorrawr. I Captain** aims ;• Captain W. Patarrs, Ca to the Vats friii: Mat; Captain D. D. CAR/Li:IN C. and 'Lientemat • tali Alumni; st-gun sloop,nermatissinoul ate mitre siti • and ordered. to be fitted * the West ladiramittanv•viiismiat J. 11.Goraistioato the Anita& . _ _,,, . .. , ,-i., : ;s•. $ ,•, - . ,:, LiertmaratJatatiCamer is rgipainljeS, . andt tektite' shO '. iweia to'ilte PrAxabylip, tiAri Ikte4 Pottsisittli ter pietet.eirvlte.. 1 - ITarerioesSits.wirto *ate if pleaseas4 twenty.eight, 011earsand wren. . The Oflitest *Mak of oar latdolowerwOOlastatlimi4co )4101klifffriNgliir staster's sate. ' . • ~. . -' • ''.- - •,-. . .4 kil . Arrived at Pdrtansaailt, oil B(6a4,:h r t m enut . ' Cipialn R. Ain stein, from the Medi ''llhh .Malta, likh October, leaving Arm Vieoldlidnil Silll4llollle* 1.C.0 P. loam Ermarom, 1111-gon salt, •CoMmilk3L/POIMF4 C.B. expecting the arrival at Vice-Adatfral H. ia, fitia • England, in the Amami.. The Caatimiu frigate, Capella /law sox; Sad the limn aid Lela; taidars;.overir .WM341'8611. Afar Wolof Matta, the Saw= peothaded to-iNapies,siriatiene to Genoa, whence the smiled tiro 7th nat. and itfs I AIL': The Fantail , 10-_goa brig,. tender to the tioxwasa, vim .1 ' , a Oibraitai. The Raiitaa was minded from qttwandftoli day, and ogled the hfitiosibe day tor Plythomh one. lisitri-' • • .sktrlved-at Pontaartathilialllajeny's oh* Ammon. Denials Hair, With convicts for Berntitdn: the will revive trogo o ap t : a detachment of Royal lifinbms, under' the.:ibelbleated Psartv,ind:abarre lee from oitt ht k. • kipan theartial ' of the Antonia at 13cra she will he salweeeded of her OM' bepd rigging, and COll=to a hiliff.,Unlmnaat lines Jig AIM will cmbarkfor . : • . , The Ramon frigate, of 24 Ilan, liiii - whilliOk Sim *ANN deck.yard,mt tht WM insuart.•• • ', _..if ls•ri,oe ~l 1 4, 4 ...nia,jimas.no brig sloop, of l 0 Poi. la Pelailik ii Oklid te be kircinlinftrward and Surd for service, tilbsemplordaaapecket.— The Ilistusar cutter, Lieutenant Elmsfssit, arrind.kithe Peek Loads:it, from: Itelamd, *Nib ormoo fo WOK, sal tetipetalphao; she espatinteett,etry bait wierther And edited smali Jailiiiera gale ; she is ordered to Chatham to Rave her defectstende.seL • . .gtract off a lettyr from Havre:—!• The draft istrow Amide:or venni+ lately loot atilt Chet-bang. eadvoinats-pinnikaahrterM~ rom theme for this prat in a sant ramp wenal a few liar Wier. • - urea foooliso 4 and Iftft7 49 * hionsibMva,! e .= . 11:-we"`'- id,. Ffaistar, kkoaireitattlair•AS wine dais; and Aiipabas 801 11 440 h, , Now:27.—vha 9.1. w. ItlS;:.. 7 ltilliTaiiiiiiiitatte from Letigeseand. ..-41/1 the part s ilta 1l goat: front New Iligir, •..t ~ Z94 l Aoalooriv Nal! rpjer j ,„GoLoPagAirit. ll l.Wit r , :attecaisor of tottrlittaidifMtiMit J..ta. isisitlfroa , , . 1 ,. $ 'MOIR iitili . ' ' 11 ' ''. " 4 1 1 . f•• . -. ' - V l d . • • Nevem= ita.-- • Siglfaiwkiltdit , theAllatkolloi Geensty. , Goan the Awns for aloodosig hit Majeoty's lit Saw, trint Prewfoandlnad ; and Itegears..b Moir ArilZil• • mg .,D i ga is i l 2M itiver . !a. — winos ' lee ' ji t in‘ CaDe siliviii iige; Cooltridso, MAWR $ *Situageoilie,Asaimirk limn sit airs 20 - i liallteilla 16 1 4 1 000 1 ;11,4 Sanwa treweis. lie=7 ...... rags 4pt ayes,t= Ikasuoisampst • • .. . . . .......—..... . - • .. . • - • lasseseic ihr•Ati..4.huivribo.4.Bl,E abeeso; ; Dice k A nn VPV= Olll6 7l.,_ tZ li ii t Nr• ll" : i r lg. -t - ~. sheOlo thei of ar . • Z, more : the ii I • _ • II: S .1 : * ;---4 44445.000#51iin. The question-of the South AinericanOovernments, 'was some affect still to' call them, the- Spanish- Colo skikaPpeirs Lobe a stumblingMocltm the 4:ournalistii slttit:in . England and Frani:. tit ;it Mei , in a sUify slbsll compass,' and muss easily 011 resolved ; 'the fag elementrof the question are.:Con. Spain seems r . thernbr herself Or Will. England -tecogeixe • em as Independent States? This latter.point seems to Pswresolved in tbs. affirmative, and no one will hesitate to - decide thefOreser in the stgaiitre. ?bowsaw, country, then, being unableto reconquer ibes‘ and England hay- . 14 1 1 0 Vedffed - them;, 4se cinention dielanfl, t .it ye, bAt say s ome, . will traoe4 B o#ibil:riec 4 e their; Z.. Will- ein not s - eek,to jock Iterself in America foC lOW,* 'Max sik*.Wili tot; it may be allitsitsidi usitbe Isitamlbighestsethoritri that if England recourse the Skath" Asterieast - States, France will not risk a war with her; by aiding Spain hi their reconquest . And as to indemnit*, 41 . 1. Neer were, nor are contemplated4r-lrisamem .1-u4 "..esix; r4f, " The real object in Franie pins was, to extricate'herielffrisMlthrt . alatinittilMSl* . ihu was placed in ; plots and 'conspiracies were orgimiked thrOughoutf rance,witichlsad,theirraMffeeatiosp4o4 A. London Morning Paper trisaspeasekr that the tri-colonred:l47ieSisid obaitid Net, the Pyrennees and 'fact 7a7. tor* . don in Prance; .. .such was the hopes, sBa I#:otention of the re v *. lutionary faction ,_ wisiik)l4d..sracceeded. is vorrupt.. ing the soldiery of alutost'st:sty• regiment if the line, and even the Royal' Goavd. . The clangor- was. imminent, the conspiracies stiengthened every day by the inaction of chi Government; .an oppOrtntAy. was wanting to get-ant .of the elii culty, and luckily (or the Bourbons, Spin presented itself, and the war , was therefore less undertaken to restore Fet'dinatin • than to subdue the revolutionary faction in France apd Spaia. Inaction bad rendes:est the aoldtivry. , faithful, action restoitti . ;thettl belleeirc-dts •fir War has had every resat , France Ofisisi;Wisit v .tit • enabled her to resume her Akil cuss 'sits 4 . .. „. State, it has crushed the faCtIOIS 'that , .iiiesighe co •roe tern the Government, for no awe Onespiracies are heard of; it hasgiven her an army, and Created cen4- dente in her well-wishers and despair in her enemies; Never was triumph More complete or *ore easily, ols. Mined. She is richly repaid for all her efforts, sad, repeat it, she seeks no indemnity, neither in Aperjr:a.noe •,. is Europe." .. Accotints from Madrid, via Bayonne, reached os this morning. Though not of so s a date gence through the meditim of are not devoid of interest. jugs have already'been instituted , tutiona:istr, who are in prison. -.410ge *in the dream of recOnquerin) but the Spaniards of 1823 are • eittiorprise. The admonition 'n'ot:to lead their miner to the '----iviary,—we have bad re The &Bowing are. • . =Mfg ; Miser , then- we have 'stab ;.; 1_ ' ..me t and As system _sled. The reception of 'was* net sea is hid • keit Royalim, who were prepared ' r'r~ ~ ,:.r~ t *~i FROM OUR _SY • - ) 4. airing ifoes.lllwiria- ~• pg . 'Mit stay lOW irduraia4 - Sallio , 61 0 1 1 1 00ki *fli a t !r Ol O l4 . , ! lIIII S lainates • Z v i: 1 : 1 474 s ; ' 4 ' 44. '1 4 ' 2, ar t " E. lard ; Maswitiaa, aid ' "" f t ' - • • mot ecsrPc'ek• , t v.'. Lo ‘;,:::: -• 'fi•cr•iijf , , 1 -_!4•!•• ' 140 Yeller day ev a.. t o lteir airpl arrived he VatlkosC a . r * m.". la 4 tr talk exPetted to reasaia. is twilit Walt Air. Aetna' gm il, exertions are ns la . - -Jaaimes:Paisie Ulf . its prerinctsArhis ,' ti, *II , . —. , ~. g • • According to iiiiatt l' f -..-. '...., et itu_ lg I° I . oth . visit may Lau Ilieibesta " ".> 471411 , . WINPIITir. ra ; i t Ga WildaleglFY autos. . ' j .1; ' ' 4 4 . Y• ..t . 1 1 41::a l i a iA id .__. . Yesterday asonliat • abs Duke cli ia *ma boa ati it*tq estwais 4taigokilisesaliVio ' . . . - --' ---' ------- -- Lima; in consequence of ' lila4l .---- Ir V; .01 . -.-' - - - T. 47 - 10 late a date as our intern ' asieegaieniest with theindia's":sdilitallindennsegh"s*fetv"Royaldr At*si sts: : , Their opt'll -. '' . 1 '4 ' . ' ' ' ... ": : tror , r777:l oolV :r7'7 ' - nolitiellr ': I"l4 : l4it .H er - ; 3f tbe - French Papers, they he subdoed the revolutionary inhabitants : 1600 • . lculas'aGgu* liii t 141 4 .11111 14 • - : 4 • It is stated. that proceed- owe killed sa the aCticsa“ and PaActs,is nov lies rally. i ;I'!" If Cor4l. - • tit di Wi n ...s Ir b lZ aao ,: ....- 4 t • toted against 6000 Conssi- tranquil. General Padilla,i, espoctod,bere suolueotarilp -.4=y 1 46 14 nn „. 64 t i as _ •. , I.or. l ar tib e ir s* * n it ion. Tiic Spaniih still 'in- froes 'Marge** liod Proloolltio"." 1 ' 111441 1k - t o so - , iiit t ri a ylie . '- ' ...i.,1? . '.-:"'... 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