Star. — London, England, 1823-10-25 00:00:00

._ •,`k . 1 4 m te=of ems, &c. without. _2E. _the _poor_ deluded . tillelMolllPrillrett - ht the a l . K aa7l C66ll wheoever they made thalr..epoematiee.a deka& being so but, tbar. watt immediately . Sher a long. illness, I was theem6.4. hope of ante more seeing. my OlAilt4 kW. as k dm M • cal Board claimed* proper eo,aentlidlltheao balk 1441 were:pi& todeced, and soot likely AO safineflut..llint outdate; as I was.'ens of thoos„.4inlMelhetl on tholst• aF Aegust, on board thoship Oceanostith feat others amid too much cannot be Mid fix the lainkandb b rOe treatment we met withinem GapthiaXhittl‘... w beeekthat vessel.. The.nbealtor wltiekrgtareed does authed forty.; and i fear them millbe kat few nom The in th at collotry are brit &w o oed Pre. • a ism state : Akar are ef a cappet colons, ~ and th e 111•111011 do mostly all the wotk, the men do ' aetbia4 bat shoot and fob. .1 beg leave also to that beteg otitis the. King of the, e:rigor?, I bad an op partiality of bearing his antiMents relative Bo: tba gra* of Sit, Gregor falGrmor, and be declared tkat g thud& bnnaU and voi4: as oath wan nee ksett bf nor could it be supposed that Ito would give sway his power and %coietagnty to- with it person as E Sir Gregor IlliGrygor ; and that the assumed tick ef , Cvikesb.el fibrous was not bite, and that be hat ISO net tight to sell, pr taise a lona an. that eattstry, had Mr that of England; and that he, t , i•Getwe Fee& rick Augustus, King of the Mosquito . Nation, kg: should not, nor svotiM allow any such title,' or, any per. son to reside in his demiesions under such a Government: but as the Settlers had been kcl away by Sir Gregor's false representation, they might reside in the country, and even retain their grants of-land which they bad purchased of Sir Gregor r but all who.did this, must , come under subjection to the ICiug, and romance the Cacique of Payeis. The Itradepwsnd ,blows along :the coast, sometimes with great violence, and generally.sets m about ten o'clock in the morning: when it blows from the North, it is impossible for any ship to tide, as there i t s sods a.heavy sea setting in: frequently the trade-wind, is far to the northward. , Ships should never lay at also ; ober dearer Mach-rivemmouth. than two miles, .as the bar extends a good way out, and there is not menthes three or four feet water, at the very most, on it. It is tot safe for Europeans to land with. ship boats . any sort of. provisions which are liable to be damaged with the water, as you are almost certnia of getting the boat, full' of water, as was the case. with us; the natives are.thel be:timed' for lauds m anything, " as they have canoes.' and ondersiand. the channel. kc.'by which they wide* get mach Water in. la fact, it is a great risk for map ship's boat in laud, and I.wouldiaetsisetbautedit.:A A • 6. &allbeslopbce, Pimlico, Oct. 25. 1 1 11111WAID;10111.11 L~j~ TH EVENLISt STAIR . LONDON. • • SATURDAY, 9cl . ollpß 25. rsii. Tax Wits, • STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVEOCLOCK. , Consols opened :this sostalai at e l * at which js - rice they remain steady. FOREIGN FUND& . . %midi loads opotted this amain at 24. ei 4. but went down to sit. e. These is but little dein; in any at the Fuse* SecOrities• Current Prices : New Spanish 20 to i. Old ItSit, Coketildap 531 to 34. Russian 821, Old Poyais 10, New 71. - . PRICE OF STOCKS ATONE O'CLOCK. . •., Bank Stock 224-3 per Cont. Reduced 82 3 / 4 3 A Ifi',:l : Sper Cent.Cons.B3% 54 Va--4.% per Cu. 96A 4 per Cent. (R&9 % 54-4 per,Cts. New 1034 3 4 daub Lon* Ate. X 034 15-16—India ponds 695. 71s. , -.Encheq..lle4 MIAOW sss. 365. 345.--Small 375. S4st . Comeilahr Acct. 8354 1 / 4 %. Tbicalerting we received the following intellirmee this fliwitqdsdrid: • '‘: ."•-“• 1 "- ..! ' . .'..- 1 - • . :MAtiltrb. deitliik lii:' . . 1 ' :-; L. : * * 1 ... ' Now that di: first burst of ilithysjOni fait* tort* sings deliverance is passed, people beam, tiferAiiielil jectutes pn the system.which his Mitie.fity . ciiipks.te Aoki low. The Conwitutionalists of both pardecarealatimeds those who think themselves too much ituplieihediu . 1 System of the Constitution . are hastenitig . fp..khit:the country igifliict are : compelled to do so hy. 4e .Mpg's orders. !so:Omit/le mamber of perms prosogibodist this capitallueleduipted4C4.ooo. - • tC. ' ;1, :. i '.. i .. .• • Great Preparatieniatif niakiut • for tlieretePtioli op the. Royil the dulher of :troops the . rodf.from Seville *Madrid amounts to 10,090 uses. Rends, and ()palish Royalisa, who will escort the august travellers, and prevent any atteusipt from the Cottititutioiral 'guerillas of Andalusia and LaVanthi ; bet little uneasiness is felt on their accdent, Ehe Most is • caused by the troops of Rallasteros, whole ron . duct has, been setionsty blamed by King Ferdinand... • Thsir Majesties and the Royal Family wits tolative: SevalOnt the Nth, or the 15th at latest, aecottspanitd by a brilliant •suite. The King daily transatedbusOess' with his Firs .blinister, M. Saes, mid his •Counsellors: }tithed frequent private interviews Ivith the Dukeuf goulerne, for wbara he shews the greatest attachment ; he had given several- to the 'Russian and Austrian Ansbasstaleeo the Minister did . pot 'see the , Mow** egcli ; the, goglisb 4!aippeador haii,aot at tireifises thloraltar. ; • I I ,1 r•-!. • Upet Baum led the Empeciatelkhad &t seed.. oi the SOth•'solne idventejereverCluiieda, in the eniiitins of Truzillo. Aavarsl decrees wecipreparing.' but 6471 are sot to be published till dsnotork of the ordure is; heave, which have bete seat by *dies to the Cow stitatiOnil ,Ceastaanders of the fostreetas; espectaNy those is Cateleida t respecting wham tease 'aiiisrehen., sons ge entes i i#l4 . : The Ent of .these Se)ti,gr#is sogsneratiiiiiitrAMl U. Neogigiai "PAW ; avast lashings( ladisiduals, who hive .acted a proem. MU part in - the 'Constitutional' Gertsintielit ere nut , hired; aad r ebtsdeitatt, td' or to, is Usk% tIKTOICJOI1AW•01.7611110R. fearing that a civil war asseee l aaditdginA that a compromise **the dOistitsktioaal pasty would be preterabli to a mai rams to'l4peit force, candidly sold the Kruse that he had better adopt a medittas cOorse, agree for soodifica-i dons in the Coostitatioa t i stipulate for two Chambers,. /cc. Ha i siOn of his coedit and the other TAlNlfekniditainiptoldibein that he. would be abso lute. For ibli idvice they are now to be punished. 444010-00ine was daily looked for is Modoicl,` disbendii, ilhivedsele army, and ordering: as entirely, fll* 440 41sed, pure and unconti,l4i#iid, This, it.vras thsaight,. would be a kind pf touchstone, Wit *as conßdently believed that General,Ft.4oivtcsa, in Ettresnadura, who has an army of wren thousand - . . picked-men, Geueral hloatt.to, in Galicia, and Generals, BALLASTEROSOINITAA, &c. would not obey the injuncH tion, at' least till after they had seen what line of con-• duct MINA and the brave Catalonians were determined' to pursue. •Mottn.to and RaLtasv O d tos Capitulate 'with the French on. the ostensible plta:-14 .sparing the effusiOn af blodd;and preventing anarchy:from spread-' ins la the country, under the express.and solemn con.' dition of oblivion of the past, a Representative Govfro . - aseat,- two Chambers, &c. and it remains to be seen -Whether they will insist on a compliance, and remon strate with thet i reoCh, or be driven from . their country like vagabonds, Without the consolation of knowing that they will be respettedininy other. • • We . have received dte Paris Papers of Wednesday evening,. and the Miidrid civaette and the Reslauradar to the 17th inst. The . Spanish Papers are filled with addresses from the - Provinces to the Regency at Madrid. Qne of these entitled, Representation of* city of Comma; agaist4 .Chambers, and . in -favotri4ifilli Tribunal of the Inquisition," calls loudly fur, *car egablishment of that engine of oppreftion,.ated the rie. toration of the Jesuits. • 4 , The experience of more than three ages (says thead dressers) has fti4 demonstrated that Spain, by main taining that impregualsk balsirbrk- its her bosons, n*aia mined her addied tints of heresy-, and etthe sitine •tinie:iteptt herself free ft orn the wars that deMlated Othet countries.. e- theln: quisition, by placing a string - wall betweett heresy and Spain, prevented the COUntry from su*eringinjury, be cause in. it the depository 'of its faith was preeeried ' pure. • Besides l that holy tribunal is what the impious ,most feai . ;tagaingt,ittlieir envenomed pens have been egyipined-deTin the three years of libertinism ; but its* ! tiny ShigiloW disinays them, 'and consequently. at is im-; postihle.net perceive that: it is of all thingu iiaccti latest. for exterminating. etrcirk.7 The ltepresintationforms a supplement ItPtheilfre• • ••,. , 1 410grador .of . the jath, and is distributed grays... v ' Tho Aliedtid Own* econn6nl two of Kin raitirt. l NAND'S decrees, And ciispucli from CAitiocdtiors, weL, Annoimciarbe surrender of Ciudad 11!ndtie.-:.' Tae fil A of these bectee", Orderii/g th‘i the Dui 4rAis 'ootmairs and Prince Oaatoaraw , slatit be - ea : . Infautesof Spaid det y. The following ic it copy- of.theitcoed tat.. . _ . 4 "- 1 4 1 141 400 e. r. - alt ,.. -. . . - * Otte of the greeter* evils beenelanetty dialteit 4iie l f-t l ' Yell Oliia; 7 lution has been tlii evil . len . ; , . tny A $ , 'preparing ii, throegh the reael , lvir end study of perei..; . !eisie4 works, s writie";;; yrifit:4pjntiscli.ert that thoasi rho; have received in their Teeth thcimpressfons of rellsliti!J 'and honour, forges Acizi .. ix( ; tliek riper age, tol*Celelitl co-operators in the Revolution which now attack' 'the human race. ' To Stay in litna7 the progress of this prep 'ID( iniquity,: whieh jasely eatinatimy first atteatimii-1 lowa resolvedthat them tigiiiiettned a Juntat..ettink, jJesed of perairaa who hew fblloWed different es,. " st 4 Careers, but Whose principle" shaltbe .Chriititut NW' ''' rittaareitical—who shallrbehooWn by their science, their itnience. inlifiiiir Edele r y to nay person, who, under, -1--r ~ . your Pr esidency,, 'ball proceed henceforward to the examination . cif *4 ''i apw a . works, and determine those hich are properto Iciereassi who may be vrorthylep ters of the Altar, the.Tl . iiiiiii‘latad the toiletry. roe e accomplishment ' 4./f iii 4. Opsatiall take atit pm.. pei,nieasures. • ' , - ..• . . . •' • .. , Poe v.ieter ane;." . ! • : :: :. ' ~:. ' 1 • 144 Reseaurififi* hat a long article again* tbete.. Metes; • . . of Ch U Feb propepy, sada letter fens Pellet° do "'lima Maria, boasting of a change of dress Which Was pebibited by the Queen of SPUN and the Princesses, on Weir passage front C.adis. The writer of the letter thus 'describes this scenic transfornsatioa: 0 I have new to lake* you at kriibUine deed, which, the circa's ' ausideted, 10444 to be recorded amo ng those which have the hu . nt celebrated heroines. Our v Lady,. the Queen , ii. . , ~.: serene Infanta*, Donna Maria Francisca de Ash and the at litimidlesdla ia. Tartan dresses lbw s .tastossa), white and red scarfs; but whew they were about half a gun. ; u .from the podia batteries, then *'pled off the Mildly pre! 1 !. : - Ailitb Eh Hs Of 10= 1. size that they coul b tomaiderable distance, th us Obey Rho, sad Do, Royalists. Cctiosillisgeto od er Way.. and changed colour at the asi wit • le . that these 'Wing cla :newer, f*". if* Death should thus be,taken by .iiilierdee, read: tote tiridtM *k so much Arnaness, eon e.stei Illd .0 *al-. ~ - • - The French pipers ititeely itintain an article worth quotiog. .The peat sates, that A vessel whickarrived at bias milks, sat . Om ytelthe ilas on the walls of Bar celona, but this erigata doefiristation. The same Journal states, that ,V4mit* ALov,e, Limas, all the members: Of the lekte:rl l l4- istruarta, Ciatrotto, Gmunit, ii[aa autos,ii elm olbrioe4.ootrat.t.aa, have set out for !Gibraltar. iliallelika. anClAtte Constitutional gianty are ilk if Wis. • - •, THE Al bans CA smiciust. Urn'. 13 en at dm' battle a Waffle the West ladles. campsehos of the 65th Reo it Carib sod Tynemouth. a yesuirder. se Hull. Gamed lasissee BaLrova, E 6 a lean that the Captains of isbo (however , ipsludellwahe baron for UsjorWo Wt WllltitliWtelre way terbatr-1 MO, lifty•four.—The:alliola ache Li Marin* which: fat both the* yyari Within the but two we, arm and left tile Rord . Allillmy ,ticagern their turns for cannwisisos in th peers to be the Inn en* of the -Mat of them, end second diensw l.ba'dJ Thereday, Lied EWA), SOIM stationed in Cametioury; they . went in the ablest manse; at which, as v his Lards* 4raint to espress taws; atsre soma the whole of t wenmined by him. .s{ ( N 7) .* i • I;Fullauil PLYMOurm 0 • • It having been generelly who is on a visit 'to the'Ea l rf was about to honour our The night, 'the House was filled the middle of the Overture, th tleman, accompanied by L 6 party of distinction ' entered; w.as recognised, the Pit rosea general . applause, which sea audience throughout . the 1-16 minutes, when a general cry King." which was accordingly Mr. CANNING aihnowledgec' the Cordial'. greetings if the at gratified by the spontaneims spect thus offered to him, in out ceouttions, and where no to. call it forth but a strong 'talents, and his distinguished The. performances •were Sin/ of All if'ork, and Maid or I acted with an excellence not s boards; and Misr BRUNTON, w cy in the first Piece, and SW ratter in the second,. when • her performance, irs* t reiii loudest, and mot Universal' within the walls of our Meat me*, to which her uftriiillei tier: Mr. CAMNEW left e '.l sicNt.A.o the reatiasiiiii d to sorry to bear,- et - a•itatt OLD ARLEY SESSA • Mr. Justice Peet*, en the J this day, said, be bad in his b tinfortuaste youth, named Jai guilty on Wednesday. - That to take the youth to sea, and present, the Court wished to named Foster, then appeared, that after having undergone sO be delivered trp to George Field was put to tl charging him with bui - glaiii entering the dwelling.house o parish of Edmonton, on the stealing therein a quantity Of i said Andrew Kelley.. - The fa brought home to the prisoner, Gray—Death. .The Grand Jury, hanag j mentsoreredischarged, after h able, report of the state o f Nes 1 .• samamlint ' ! We are assured, frpos,a.Mg that Geeentaleat have sett a Alma nod Vet other Alm iitneersa= ' E 4 s i W ely silitoweilso awl thet, 4 as reihninary No sind'oper M Wes I lino asifersakiami it, in the swami testactise.as u ant d thaswitaao mural usdney—asinesteferet- bor;• trout, or co-tootles ow the 'pet inetlidr kididestit.".../kretiog floe The Cuininissieu for china hie .uemaced its skein's it present oleythe Castnississers attril to •Thilipastei amtealtillettes de MataiLawier wades treeftedlet to element, eciesidealeg diet the deem the acts of the Olean, deprived thy f. dialle r however, that the aria be obtained for the objects of this laded at ail; M *lied drid, the' triaty ander - 1i . welt the ream* ausistidatioald titappse. So.i drosisesestee lamed for that rope whether British or 'Spanish, shell in tided by notarial cenikees bol ie d t - di sh k ; the Coneroission this dontansint‘. The &has d a dressed to &oilfiel'. and those a pasimissimalls. .tY awn all tbaz the latter will beeline nutter d arrid The Duke of WitamitaTto at a , the Reel of pony et. sputum are weekthe paha of Yew la mocted e . Sons kl.44%simitl air anther's (the Callen a Tice Earl of 'ELI* itt r VestilObe i l Park , Hens. I • . The a:gun de Natiowdi ' A. F. ' Nuns., Esq. basatriv Jaines's.strest, from his eon in. Hann Lord HAuVuT has left. tarp et Batrroz., at Putney. The Bristol Banks luift_follH., Bank England, in discoisfitilt* The Coronation_ of rapt 'Roane en the Sat loony in splendour. In tke woods/ din cltz s Lord EARDLAY gate W. ti Tesediy to s bri ?bw; famemusst., LorW The Goldisaitlis . 1' new Swiei the pan . MAI hued* previous awing loom Mr. Comber: initsis last -A letter to " Me. W. l oauw, of Mod a wish that Mr. Oesno.ll awe hypo* nether audeardbr . wee Maw mettlhe /• . • • : - Fsses.--Abent nine o'cloik oat be the frost sellat ottlilladM,2ll Mr.jfklunsa, a Mancieseter weigh polatined by 11 edpdk o . The WOrthilittd yearlerdity three liWititrold' • .; is eh Peng Inninane th. directed nut intim DV . . •. puni s hments mere of legs i c i z e g the f g r.• • be, was married to th i, • • of VA."' ‘• was also Pains* ,1 •'• • - , , La 1 soq- se• d• such peivatimis as we d ; and it is math are tbeleaders of lIMI Ste hle to be feared, that bet [eyestalk ever return to tell the jib ellsleh • 'cal 411 brae enriOk and tb • sad and tha ndreAtipterr4. • . • • Regimen Somd t came bit from geotland were well ad- th 4 1 14 • cal ' s.-- the Prince A u and - • ,'" Or to tin • ITwo co vanced in years ; they bad come there to spend the et ,tet tOsrd the sOldatit of all • • however, colt Wig Wachs ellord minder of their daYs_in Pm e and covalent—at ihr ova au net, mid the suppression of f the Constitu; .irtitio has not for en. • _ Gemini army until he shall have purified hiOiself that purpose. • A dined Decree eapehtiensikillaseiik dominions aU '444 of whatever ikilibilthitlell4llo,, stig;blvg . Of 01 1 0 the HeePttidlli of stiPlCOteitel l seiiidl l ll cause of the Revolutionists.• • ‘:•;,;•!;; A 4 000 - vititt•e kicriMa ancient Costeo: grind' ICiagslesta,gisirtigei ths t aisndowf tatting. ; ! A'Attiliftsittikletsd,d recompenses to tttillortith 51Fe•• • • neMie t boa in sniiiilist the Psinctias ref irett to Paris. ts • A Spaisiei;ris was sci O. 4thf Of 6th Esau; Cadiz to the Bale** Wendt; int tf the stitisget of • die Cesiiisatiosaikis is twt sttdsFsuoc tr.. A j ;igst of the' French squadron will, he sent there. rteirtencb troops' willingnese thitheriliftegaieiratsbniislon s as Zig Fes" #nas4 !rill not hear of his soldiers. • Repots still speaks at the - speedy 11*M1 of 440010 men 16. Prance: the Itgial Guard am, • Negtll7 *sequel force snit natio in _tbaPesissigig*kimPAge tributed as follows r.` ' • .tl.l 1 . r Madrid . ' Malaga . Iftarcis A licant -- • ' . WO moo I • ti• • 100 . • . 1,000 .1. 'falenda and sfirviedro *daior • • - •• 1,000 • 000' t. ~ ctudad Realign • - 500 Is daiida . Loos CiElionti . . 0,000 • liktnpeluna - 1,000 ' it. Sebastian and Santana - • - 1,000 Ostia and die Isle of Leon - 4,000 I Theliiitarie Isles - - 3,000 ' Oa tie roads, serving for eonununicaiion, and to - oder pants . . . 6,000 . ; Besides these 34,1500 Int*, there 'Will: be s reserve 'of fie or 6,000• men, which will be kantimbd . on the Ebro, and have its bad-quarters etVittaria, ready to march whenever it nay be neceuary:• ‘ , W4 fine thestitatti colin from good authority. '• ; The Array 9f the TAU, tliOorgauizatiOn of which is to be accelerated; willAg4uty tPgether with the French ,troops, but will be otitployed especially in clearing the country of the binds of Liberals, and of the innumera rble robbers who render, travelling dingetotto _ With this force king fel:Oland hopes td pnt diem the kevolUtionitu; axe dOuot_yeptute to give our opi litionE but we do nor think thesocalculationt misplocoti p proticiad that all those pans of Spain .which bayonet . _ yet submitted retatp taa.stite of order; fOr then - ire • r CunstitUtional re-aegi s :4i' heed be apprehended . Whist we fear is the difficulty irliith the Spanish GoTel!, ment will have to form an army. ordess;.France come* to its assistance. As for the occapaticm by the French army, it will be vereirapportable, and iiisonne respettf, advantageous. • In the sequel it will not cost .France so much, bera,trie a more : , erkuoinical plan !will be -adopted, aild7 Spain will bear pert .Of . the :expense ; it may wiillmaliathis sacrifise, since, t ill the :first plOCe; tj'll i ikbi t f i tliSit . to form:or consolidate its ;army, and beesaffait nrdl,4(sealtosairrosor Marti an'sin the Piminsuint King ,Fesdinaad Aseviug flattered himself that the Emperor Alexander would march, if necessary, his legions firom •the banks of the Niemes to restore to *him all VS:point, and exterminate the eentisNit: :BAbateroi and lig lorry are now nothing to stogy ase,terrent of abseinte, power, and . Murillo very little. This hitter is not absolittelr iittlisgraite.• but Gallicia is iiiiiiiithfit 4 aft* tiotion , tiFtlte: neeient : linkets, such lows 4 Ov Jy t ii , :klq'4 l iflg." 46. insooice ' ' 4qt G - • if ii)ii bie s o airkiirie ir the Can ' °WS SO JIMM *S.. , stitution'.. : The -AC to• g's , . id iait•ter . 6 . 100 eashgiaseceß . how to-procure:Money. Aribread.lonnit selbird ef.. ; . letters from: klsdrid, Aimed the .110$ inst. state, teas Chh utmost terror and dismay prevailed' in consequenee 4 the Kroces itikdittive Conduct. • The Xeres and Le. hrija decrees, following ,upoit the one ii,soecl at Port St• iNii!iy's, bad Ilft no doubt 10 ,the Ifoyil detcrini n I Lion, d others °tithe San* charafgr wee. eepeeteii. it way ought a heavy oontriantiOn would. be•nrdened: to be • led kin . the kapital; ii .. afttriberipitrialtatiat, .andibb; Ert leetid with the utmost vitKriti; for. l tio .- Intai-vnal -iiii - • party are not in possessiouAs wile dollar; and boris of hungry harpies are preparing to. insist onAbe pay. tient of their claims for serviteepthe moment the Royal retinue reached Madrid. '- - - - • • - , .It Was thoright (bat MattrfOrbald be toot' — 'a_:_ . 4 l farina numbers of pirOiii t ii some tray or otln4Y been employed Ivo , toomcntid with Ali.. CalliOltard Government,. shot !when drip 'Willem skimmed * ' selves, few, eseept the ritsble *V the arkesiiiirebtif the Faith, would be !Win • the el* Thitiiiraiefria tor passports was OPT" ec rY 3l 3o , -#0:051..,. 1 .4 1 0.1!fef,...A#r j tively employed in Sarar.:ollt iloCligicligg ;Rimy evecti one whose presence, they imagined =old ilea offensive to his MAllati when he returned ta lib _iterated capital. The tends of the Paliee eifiesiii ennrks Of: favour fur their . neat and in 4 ut try.. • :' .... • Much. empriee hod. : however , kw 1 . esCiii4;.• a mo n g. tkie. Royalists, at dm Roes _ hawk* ball bevenal Males itid•rviandees wire could silk phi Si suspected of profairsinCliberal prirre44o6- , , *pp lb. em. it the th P ike ► s 00mPa. 4.4. i Fa dOsii marriage; the Duke kaving,possed . tit* dairikur, the Infante Don Lae; widths other, eietei 4 , it -- .:. f. . >i - .~ L ;F '~~'.