Star. — London, England, 1823-12-13 00:00:00

"THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. ~ .~, asaitn.S.Y 4 .DEcEMBER is 103. THE FUNDS. STOCK.EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opened witick r snails steady up to this iwur, w:tit littiu business doing. FOILF.IGN FUNDS. Very little doing, except in Spanish Bands, which opened at 281, j, and have since lowered to 1, with a heavy Market. Curtent Prices : New Spanish £0 (nomin - al), Old 8841, Colom bian 60 (nominal), Chili= 671 to 68,. Russian 86} to 87, Poyais 41. PRUSSIAN LOAN OF 1822, NEGOCIATED BY MR. N. M. ROTHSCHILD, IN LONDON. The Hafl-yearly Dividend on the above Loan, which becomes due on Thursday. the Ist of Jainr.ry next, will be paid by Mr, N. M. Itosuscuum on that and every succeeding day ,Sundays , ?I,‘ eePted), between the hours of Te; and Two. The Dividend Warrants, with a List thereof in numerical order, must be left one day previous, for examination. NEAPOLITAN LOAN. The Half-yearly Dividend on the above Loan. filling due on Thursday, the lit of Januaty next. will be paid by Mr. N. M. Rcrrnscitito, on such Bonds as have been negociAted by him. The Dividend Warrants, with a List thereof in numerical order, must be left one day previous, for examination. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE'O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 22 71 / 4 -3 per (7 e lll . Red u ced 84 V+ 4 per Cts. Old 100. 3 / 4 1 / 2 —Bank Lg. Ans. 21 9-16 1 4 India Bonds 83s.—Old Annuities 84,34 Etcbeg. 1;ills ( E 1,000) 575.585..565.—5ma11575. Consols iih Acct. SS VS Vs• • In no country, perhaps, does a change of Ministers excite less interest than in Spain, as the two parties into which the cottony is divided are so violent, that the Ministers are but the organs, rather than the head, of , the party whose star is in the ascendant for the time being. The recent dismissal of the Monk SAEZ from his double office of Minister and Confessor can scarcely fail of being productive of some good ; but it is to be feared that the Pi iests, with the Army of the Faith and the French troops , at their back, will be too powerful to prevent any very decisive change in the policy by which Spain is governed. It is probable that SALE was rather dismissed from his situation as Minister on account of his incapacity for business, than for the violence of his principles ; his secession as Confessor was a necessary consequence; for, •in Spain, the Confessor is virtually, if not nominally, the Minister—to far as the acts of the King are concerned• The nzxr arrivals from Madrid will be looked to with considerable interest. Little has been Alone by the re stored Government, and much work lays before them ; the financial system requires renovating—the army is to be new organized—and the jails, which are filled with Constitutionalists, ate to be elenre4.. In what manner` the new Ministers will carry thesi:measures into effect, a short time, will determine. . 1 The recognition of the old loans, " though a welcome deed, would come too late" for the credit of the Spanish Government, which is -mine& in - the -money-markets of Europe. The Alklocation•of the whole of the Con stitutional at my would be a hazardous measure, as these men, so long accustomed to a predatory state of war fare, are not likely to sink at once into peaceful citizens. As to the Spaniards now in-prison on political offences, it is much to be feared that many of them will suffer; it would require more courage and more virtue than, we fear is to be met with in the Spanish Ministry, to found its measures on clemency and humanity. We, however, do anticipate that the remonstrances of the European Ambassadors will restrain the vindic• sive feelings which might otherwise pervade the con duct of the Spanish Ministers, and that an amnesty will be wrested from them. Many of our contemporaries are in the habit of at tributing every act of severity on 'the part of the Spanish Government to the advice of Russia: we believe no imputation can be more unfounded.— Before M. Paz° DI BORG% whose mission we first announced, bad reached Madrid, we stated, that its 'oSject was to restrain, and not to abet the vindictive spirit of the Spanish Government; and we are assured that thelecent change in the Spanish Ministry has been effected through that Ambassador's influence with such a view. How far this measure may contribute io the at ' tainment of the desired object will soon be decided. BY a paragraph in the French Papers, we see that another absurd story, which oi iginated in one of the Morning Papers, has received the contradiction we gave it when it was first propagated. It was, that Spain was about-to cede her Islands in the Mediterranean to Rus sia : This pretended cession of the Balearic" Islands Russia," says the French Journalist, "is an old story; which is not a bit more true now that when it was for merly in circulation. It is in the natural order of things, that Majorca and Minorca should belong to Spain, the rrair. land of which they may be said to touch; and it - is as absurd to suppose that King FERDINAND is dirt. posed to past with them, as that he. would Cede any other province of his Monarchy."—But the •story is `ten ridiculous to rewrite a serious contradiction. Aieounts from Bayonne to the sth instant' reached morning. The intelligence from Nadi id, though. not of so recent a date as that received, is inzeresting. A signal crimple appears to have been made of the soldic?s of the Faith who participated ia' .the riot at Madrid. Seventeen of them have been: shot, at we much doubt if it s ill 11#e thl effect anticipated. On the contrary, it is likely to excite :i . iironger enmity • to thelreticb, who are 'abeady consiticied.4s jauntier's ,man by the. party who called in their , assistance., *follosiing arpiettracts ,* ` • ' BAYONVF., DRCR3tI3ISII. 4. • • ; • ' The necessity . ' of intimidating' the' turbulent and ill disposed at ilacit id, autl;of ,dctariog them from farther excesses against the french trobpsA the Army of Ori? cup*ion, bf ievirieethent vrisks esietisz ternot; herl indifed eke vere and ent of the ett • those• or acto * plices of ilottik o r tvipth of la,si treSnth. - tBeiifitteeWenhe ileteene-e6nCeined, not in the it.as..uot. ?"sr. Isoissibtrrist i have boon oboe. It rs't6 bebopeTthat this military irtallitioll will have the effect of preventing similar occurrences in future. Madrid is tranquil, but gloomy. The troubles in Gal-, licit become more serious, the bands multiplying in all quarters; and Comma is constantly on the alert, in ap prehension . of some blow being intended against it, against which it cannot take all the precautions that might be wished, because it cannot tell from what side an enemy may come. The situation of the French in that province and the Asturias, as well as the frontier provinces, is very delicate: travellers are not safe, since they are stopped on the very banks of the 13idassoa, and strong escorts . will be henceforth necessary. The letters from Madrid, of the 30th, speak of the or ganization of the army. The King has ordered, in the first place, that all subalterns and privates who are mar ried, as well as those who enlisted voluntarily for the time that the war should continue, shall be sent to their homes. Addresses, in the spirit of the Smiles, continue to arrive at Madrid. It is now said that the Empecinado has been restored to liberty, but most people think he has never been taken, as it seems very unlikely that a Chief who has shewn himself so formidable, would be now released, if he was once taken. It is said that the Restaurad,or is going. to be suppressed, and that only the Gazette of Madrid will be published. There is still some hesitation about the re-establishment of the Ihquisition, and about the final determination respecting the Afrancesados. The King is of opinion that they should be employed ; con sequently the Decree of Amnesty is not yet drawn up. The removal of the Minister of Police, and the appoint ment of an ancient Corregidor of Madrid to succeed him, gives mutt satisfaction. The Minioerit are ex-. petted soon to be changed ; the Government persists in refusing to acknowledge the ancient Loans. The Clem are making great ezertioni to recover all doir eld pre rogatives, and obtain an indemnity for their uses, which , it is thought the King will be induced to pent them, because his Confessor has so much influence over him. There is reason to believe, that• the light cavalry which• was to return to France will remain in Spain, at Unit rt has received orders not to continue its march. The streets of Cadiz are said to be unsafe after dark. Brighton, sinus the Krucifs retains, has resumed, all iti gaiety. The fashionable vision im ' numensei than they mil dly' are at this early part of the seam All leading Whibei , as welleiTeries, have taken houses at Briddlit for theitintit4 , Mr. Cattteuto has been slightly.. indisposed with the, gout t but is hetterthis morning. • .. • • • • ; • • The Princess AUGUSTA ' and •the Ateliers of th. 017- titans hove Booby tomorrow, to mimed stew days at Clarentoot.. . The Earl and Countess of Einar. are inviteg to spetid a week with the Kane, at Brightest. • We understand that Mr. lloisiscums, with hit bro. Cher-in.lave Mr. At t u Comm, leave town Able evening for Paris e , Cardinal GOESALVI is indisposed at Rome. The late Lincolnshire election his cost Sir %V.- Iti f slue iers.ooo. - • • Vzcroa EMANVIL of Sardinia is in a dangerous stal. A rich merchant, at Breslaw, of the name of B ROC- Ma, who died lately, has bequeathed 75,000 dollars (Xi 5,500 • star. lag) t o the several institudons fir th erm In that city. Wednesday, the Duchess- of BEICEIt4GRAM gare.tbe poor of Bight= a dinner of old English fare; roast beef and plum. pudding, with plant of strong beer; Sir HENRY. YARNELL, 'DUI!. Colonel- .KBIGHTLEY, Major Bus., Captain and Mrs. Hem Captains Forram.t, Dews: ,v Fum.ono Mesas, , Eau., sad ilaeuieelt, bevb 'arrived in Dublin from lbland. Mr. Hamra, M.P. for the University' of Oxford, completely recovered from the lied erects Of a.faß from his horse. whilst hunting near his own doodahs de neighbotutouti of Hodnett, The Duke and Duchess of LEEDS are expected to ar rive at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond.street.. the 'tollinahl Pt * • • week, from Patin : ; • The Marquis of CNOLMONDREST left tow on i„„ nury day morning, for Hanings, Sesser to meet the Marchioness and. his eon, the Earl of Becicasvaan. Who left town the preceding day,' and nor Eastbourne; as.has been stated. The Noble Marquis, we are happy to state, is in very good health. . . Lord HARVEY left town yesterday for Gorhambury,.. Beres, on a visit to the Earl and .Countess of VSZIILAM. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. AGAR ELLIs left town yes terday, far their father's,Vlscontit Carmen's, seat, Rothimptue. Viscount G RANVILLE, since his arrival in town, has been conased with an attack of the goat; but we are happy to sate; his Lordship is gee log much better. Count Ltaves_gave an elegant entertainment jester. day to most of the Foreign Ambassadors, Ministers, and .seesral: other distinguished personages, at Ashbundsam House.- ~. • Lord Currort and his brother, the Hon . joust *mu are still in Paris, but ate-shortly expected in eosin. ' 't Wednesday, the LORD rumors left Dubai for Loudon. . . BATH, Dec. 10.—Last night, as Mrs. TUDOR. a very ' celebrated Lady of this city, and who was, previously to her marriage, on account of her fortune (130,000 a year) and beauty, the toast of Bath, was on her way, in. her chair, to the Italian Opera, which has recently com inenced here, she was taken suddenly ill, and desired the chairmen to return home with her; but before they could get back to her residence, Which is only a short. distance from the Theatre, on the Queen's-parade; she hid expired ! She was married to Mr. Twos, a cele brated surgeon, of Bath. About four or five yean ago, a paralytic attack deprived her of the use of her limbs , for along time ; but the eventually's° fai recovered their. use'as to be able to walk with the aid of a stick, whets thus suddenly snatched' from existence, attired as aka was in full dress for the Opera. The memorable bestow was only thirty/awe liars of age! '.fibt,rnaideri &IWO was FBNIVICX. -.• . ...• Tact Grteaus.--Eitract of a private letter from ?.ante, dated 28th Oetober, isss It will not be without ia terest that you will learn that the Castle of Corinth has I just ,delivereditself up to the Greeks by capitulation, :The Tut ks have endeavoured to make thoristelvermas ten of.the fortress of Misiolonghi, that was formerly sp well defended by the Prince hfithrocordato. These at tempts will be again without avail, for six thousand men' now occepy this fortress; and if they were re- I duced to fifteeo hundred, they would still be able to %kr Mend it. • Colocotroni is to march with a number of mete te-faise the siege, and the Hydriots bawl just sanest, to open the•commonieation sea, and .to aarist its Oa; Pul.ing the asuilauni &c. &r. • • 4 '''' V , ..a . • '"" ''', . fA FP INTELLRtexcir‘omp—.- --- - ,• k • . •• • • '.. clitle l t - • -.. eF K 11 44 P: • .. - 1 A C r . A. , ... - SEAS It POO V. •.101 L W, • • ' 11-pit,• REM/011A NI —VS • plaise c 'a , a L*ditunan of great rebliectabit4ay, iviniriwthe heigh=, botrritood of Ehritdford.- 'He . had lived-in- Gaildford,l and - before that in Suffolk, during which time he main ..tAined the ebAracter of a quiet, .respectable tradesman, and inoffensive neighbour. He was married . to a per son whu is the subject of this inquiry. With her he has been mirried tot nineteen: yeirs, during which he treated her with eniform.kindnessAnd attention. He has seven children. :Of the defendant lam anxious to say' nothing but what the cause requires. 'He is a breWer in the neighbourhond 'of the plaintiff, who - is; as I told you, a respectable tradesman,' a WO*, near Guild ford ; the defendant-4.0 perion Of .censiderable wealth,. somewhat purse proud, and what is by. those who are not of the strictest . peintiptes held in tsplialistion, he is given to gallantry, and to' twitting:of his•Auccess in, that wily. He is alo married, .and has it least one son come to man's estate. They are neighbours, and their acquaintance has ended, unfortunately, iwittch a mari ner as to entitle the plaintiff :W reputation for the in jury he has sustained. . There was suifieient evidenee.tO prove the.facts ; but under all the_ circumstances of thecase, Abe Jury gave a verdict of only .14.damexes.- _ ✓ NAYAt - iIvTELLIti4NCE. • ...• The Cato and loyal Drums brig; transports, with four companies . of the 63d ftiot on boarcii, the former for Demerara and the lat*er . for Barbadoes, were 'ail well de Madeira on the 17th Novembers'," out seven daya . trom !Cork, , . • His .Vierjesti s t pip Foeve,Rie T. isenn, end liasooove sloop. of war, lately captured. about 7.0 wines to windward of Surinam, River, the French brig VEgere, of-Year tons, with 156 Negroes on' board, from the coast of .Guroea. She was delivered over to the' Authorities at Surinam for adjedir.ationOtaeincbeen taken within the jurisdiction of that Government. His Alajeaty's ship liossali. 46 gum captain Gomm Haute, C.B. now at Portsmouth, ti ordered to be completed baton*. and IprnvhiOns at Spkhead for foreign Service, and intended, it is said, for the West Indies. • Captain tea Mrs BOLLIM .ea is appointed to the Chun GLIM- Bowaa frigate, and to command the squadron employed on the coast of Africa, in the room . of tbe late Coinmodore Bli Ronne' *elm The astar.mor 74-gun shiP,.CaPtalti T.liat;teck is ekpectfd to arrive at !!pithead lit the course of a few days, from Chatham.; and" it is anderstoardthat seem], of the Conansisdoners and *Caen& pointed to South Americo wiu embark on beinlheitierettaillia,: 16T conveyance-to their respee e tive deedless_ _• • The NA suttee, IS-iriss deppreaptabi: ISSlite,' the Irish station, to be.employed.uoder colors If** - 417 ~ The Isseitu, ot dottlitsPiOe A. D. from Portsmou th on hf on L eo a trlitee.' tenant Huts, with convicts for -BerkindSr• shit Wind ill the softie of it fuvr. dam Azrived it Porteesint i k es-MotrAlaitAi., ,Vendeo.CraPtali G P• m ii g o ( * 5.21- ‘ a l te lf4 l " CiPtOP.lll+iito ror lAilcutO• USA, 10-gen - dotipi tender 3V thf !Foot ' supermunerstrei,-: -* *. > -•% *.* Captain Boon PITON 11411111100.?,1,40. shin: elmonjwiotied : at Citsibasit• • • it is said the I imi. 4 4 , k 1 04 31 1 141 0; 1011 " Pond Aietteitir to Indie,„.ie inieSled. , as:the 'astral Wzt.t.ottiosot Leine, ebtte!eree Libutenant 1/ 4 1.1MIIMPlelfltblt. :tti the Prevendee Station • a 4 Beedoello Stomata, removed to Babbleoniti.bi the lion •The AporiCan ship Arab,'Wn.onate, frost back, was boarded by sboofloo•Msn &oat 'only ac Plece; as the:. Ist of 9114141 , 4 4pllt sY3OO fan:. '..ibto.htsecly_on .bbard, which, wlth F w tIPT,‘• ws r sent to "4 10 i island of giallo. ThetreirWarelein to pifi p, except the cook a n d steward, and aftenvardaMlnfated. the 11th of ' Last year the non:IWO - at frika Donkirk*dhg, Cove Fishery on - the banks of had was 90, mannedligy: 1"4 seamen. The nantinkiellskep ht,was eit9,649. FALMOUTH DEC. • * Trim London, the ?Wendt, CIIN;HHOHAX;- for Teserlife's Bliebettragh,-Bano n far 'la ntana ; Harriet, and Lawns, for St. Michael's.; Heather, for, Fenistninrinkt and Hobert. Bass ano. forldeaterwag. s o u T teh e , Camden packet for Amain; sad. the SoppiniSsevit . eirto, for Elentapce.smdeiriate; •• • • • • .1 rommrouen, 19.....WiedX.Wr.;‘Areined from the boirils s i the Ergs,- Laney ; Weeds,- Agionsano; and Surrey, Gaelorer. the latter with loss of enehows kevhtibeen !deem ail of the Downs doing the lug tai f ; I •49 o s4vpirt/he * cord. and Commerce . from WaterforC ' ' •••••.. j DUAL, DIIC. Vt...Arrired abdiwank, thellENgen bliGiUleray, Cowls, from Quebeci Hero,.of ihmibsellmilhi •and the:Pitmans Hill, Hoer, .from dltte..• Ante down fpm the River and remain, the Nary Ann CsalOe. for ; 14ord_ Castle mash, 100 , for Havre; Pitleoic, Kai n,l of Good Hope; and Lougee, .—, for the West - Indio. • •-• •••••• • Cowls, DeLlllo—Arrivedthe Badly, Coraiews,frontibe Matt-. ritios,with fotemott and bowsprit. sprung. •••. L • —• . • 1471410 1 t.-Arrived the .Prince I gam, stxa, foie Masao; Dope% Eaves, ,froth Militate ; St. • f3itas.... sow from St. DerningO g 93Witnigo; fray Hasiatil•Prinee 'Of WHO, •-•••;..' front Qhibeet EtniqiCTAL‘ier,• front New*Yotit; -rind Lady Cremator, Joenrson,lroos Ilieheternoto. -. : Guymon, piteentpee 3 llf.,-Sellik) tbeCandWidge, B.siitsis s lot l!lombay : • . •;- • . • . • CUSToiLibttk. tigtkintklt' l2 - • luwa.ano—The Finny, sod Swift; from rhalSitn; " • - Emulous, from the Cape of Good Hape Thlsheg frota c Jantaika ; • Fox, from Osteo4 i Vrow.Hendrilan. from Aetwerp ; Stag, &OM • ivatvl. Gt9mT. !tent I t hheo; sineetity, front.c.ow d - ; Isvo Bro., dm% Stem, Leig h ; slifaryfrail ;, Lath, (ruin Porfintouth and G/aslow, from Sate Crum* . ' • ' • • lotuses Oftwaate....The Anne, the Cape CO* Castle; Sea Nimpfi, for Naples; Emily, foe Abbeville; Agettorla, for Jersey; and. hashish.. for Madras. • ..,...Ct.aannut °entreats—The Arran, TO:Allant ; and Esther, hlichaers. • • • • • Aaining-z ,Havre, the :throat, from Martinique ; •Pkritii Gluier, from ; Abeonst Veber, .from Charleston ; eit&;Hree*e, Winnow's*, i t em Lon don. At Renee, Beaverton, floweei t from Pomace. • At ,Gibraltar, 'Actress, Anderson, from .Nat Havanealt. At Trieste, Peke of dloutester„ Touseau ' from ilia. At Naples , &tinders Hill, Courtney, from NeWfoundland. At Giventaieepr. • Jegn Jaques,- Sabine , Auvery ; and Mars. &olio, froetiloordonet GM* Jupiter rnishie West., owe. Amato siod Jean Baptism •from davre • also - the :unman, •h'im WNW 4t Dipurdeaus. : Ws. Pd'earteef, from Dult , Nag. 04 JoiriMer i Flick, . (rum Virginia. At Leghorn Fortitude, Sordlifeetti Fahnouth. At Buenos A yres,*lsabella, Silk.froth*LiMa. • • The inhabitan ts of were on. Thursday much pleased with a sight of.that enterprising navigator 'forthe discovery, cif.,thet% .north-west - • passage front the `ldantio•to the:PaciAe, capt,, W. R.:.fPnitaY, R.N. who, tatter hiving attended,. shis,sestio qL he Cathedral, at which he.a ppeared• much gratifiect ilarto.ok of the lios pita lity of the Very Reverend the,Psatat-kii: fiertgr4itton rentiaki - . • It will be in the reColleition of amiss ! -Itita new Loan for Austria was reet4tlP4OWAaitr, roe by her. htillioausisurl" blesssa.. Ris•a4tto,• : witty" •Messw..Rato,-lia yttict. object of the Loan was the reimburseineilt to Enit ,of the vitriPPS 69119i4 . 1.itefilit. lent by her to .We uaderitasul ,* thie . in siiiiillertnie:of this • meat, the Coatttlefers of iltaciati yesterday gaits ntjelii!s Exchequer iherainiSCHAtrecel red lay the sub4riberito the Eitthi,eithelraie ttalzkist hai 104' 1$1 . 10.41: ed it te .tiocet•amear, • in ies gitattigrAvith 'Great Wittlje. !ends for the: nevi Latin. OT 'rt'o•iilillions an: ,will tic issued in . I:tit - Clary; ''-a•ite..griatest- pot mini %vitt tie paiiio Act Gbvernmbut ttt N aids lip the debt due from Atlstrear ec.iuntry. • II - TIM ARMY. Our military &reels to receive further Laurie,. additional Regiments are to be raised. It is said, y cannot be immediately embodied, because, by " d e Oms. y would exceed the number voted by Parliament; nil the enlist* will proceed forthwith, and tb e dace p` kept at the different Depots. Oaken who are to be aypointeS1 fe Regiments of Infantry, which : aro now .nechniveiy from the Half-Pay List. Four companies of the 7th Regiment firealiierilOri °utmost fiatuedaY from AVindsoesstaisiosookimesimp; of the Regiment marched for Pertim out b. 11. 7 1111 % Thursday, a detachment of the OM liegimeligoll. lo4 through Coventry, on its route to Brighton. ',V • - The detacionetts i belonging to the Cavalry ornd t. wh emi menu, now serving i n India, were to roomed yesterdiy flea Isle of Wight and Portsmouth for Chatham, preparatory to embarkation for their different destinations. Four companies belonging to the 75d 'Regiment of p ukid marched from Edinburgh and Glasgow on the lid end 41Lia n , - „; arrived yesterday and to-day at Portpatrick , on their les a Ireland ; the rernainipg four companies. belonging to the aw l having been relieved by die 17th (Leicestershire) .Regium u ‘ Pantry, are now on their march for tae amp destined:in; The folloviing is the new dress of the "fight-bursa Volunteers:. Blue jacket, with starlet facings buttoned back, Prussian reg s 4 perbly embroidered with silver, curs richly embroidered, sh,, epaulets, and grey overalls, with ' silver-lace up the seams--g e k t overalls, laded, for full dress. The undress, blur frock rid; soh on the shoulders, end blue foraging cap, with silver band. • • Several out-penaioners arrived in Limerick on Friday fropi naught, to join the Veteran nattalbin In Cork. The following undress fog Officers of Infantry has met w**, approval of Ids Royal Highness t7se Cotomander-in-Chief Witt be aidoytedlorthwith--vis. Blue !crick, Prussian collar, epra k . black waist belt, sash, Ike., and cocked hat and plume. Tie ligi te t; worn on alloccaslons, except on parade, when the chuo is to bei m . • By order of Gow:rnment; the Buratks throughout Greet lid, tabs are to be furnished atirlth iron bedsteads. At a sale at coy. pule Barracks, a few days since, wooden double bwisteids odd is low as half-a l ‘rown each. , . . BELZONI. . . At length some intelligence has arrived of the We* pidina indefatigable traveller; lMlr. Belzoni, %Mt hasi beee'fibioirzed with the following extract of a 4ft iihiclehie been received from Mm but neither pi* nor date a* given in the-letter,• for reasons Whitt Belzoni subsequently stgteit: - • w It would' be difficult foiiiiiiiery ikit Mend II: belie n' what an extern. the reentle.of putt carried.' . MI bre seen by my letten from Yes and Int. how fat I had adraepl Me,good will of the Mootith preile, and what were my beta* success when I wn eseriell, Miami:Anted: ' i mat low we* 'thdt my propos: in that quarter was wimped; oat by the Nem, but by the budgies of some persons in odes, who inn notealden of the tensional 'mho( lel/liven to them hy theft "tinders awn Allelr.gleengo an uripror wito refuel to ,90, court to ACM. .Not *di, the "Ilitappelwomm no f jiletooo4'.l r ,11 1 bytheint RIOS _ to his possession:. . ' Know,-that .liagie'rtit Itrajesty hal oreektihAnamilidliss skin front me, Sidi Beuteluf, to the ftietal and Oriteismunillitist :WA hive received your letter, - by rdietolveotireireikeiidOnla Tangier, and that you wish to come to the 'Misr Pitietseellis come,'es'erytleitiyou • Want .shall erstuat . sinstii is your with, with- the hilki Of Goo. • Judah &stalk% out U -libssitnr, hasyrritteu to us on the subject A and he la lay yois every:attention and 'to facilitate evatithli* you Willi...do was uo aeceiii4 Of it as lam Wkil'aWate of Tour ahistliatifift than whit lie has uptainetfr-it ti quite fulielent What rai you are the matt .I.ko w as.rtnyitt. • Aly u4stootlion? erve io haiAriaiar as g kb* yap OroreSd tti Fen ivta Ilue7l//: and attention, y 'Ube lefon's his iiistrlifilisty.• . 114 you the Order to pass and VipsesTu . tb 'Ciciet You owl rust and &mot We regret meat, thet , the fres.= and 'Pr.esen -ghee* through 7 with a rave& should So European , hitherto ...re , - fine field ta s tronage. ' htezted of , • - , . •• r r, worisary and CLERICAL 1 . ~• . . , . CAMBRIDGE, D101111111111 , 111 , '"L1. 441 P At a Congregation on Wednesday UK day MilitillfilllP" were conferred : , - iira i lX . Mama or Atm.—Rev. eatateel IMis Dodos,- . Haenazoa ix Oyu. Law.-4. L Oraethaot..Jasto COO,: . Raciness or Aara..-11. Thompson, 711nity Csillitili i ii The Rev. Henry La*, W.A.: of St. JAM% WWI Ma& 4sq. M.A. of geore's Mese, an onstplftilliW for the. Pitt ScholankiP• The Ree l J. Hind, M.A. of Mnettonepjl ' 1 ; 3 1 1. A. of Queen's Collage; the Wee. T. ChsTaliOr, ma' . •5: rineliall; and R. Twopenny, Reg: M.A. at St. MOO ' 5 ,, - , appointed Xsausiners of the Quationiste IA? ' 4 ' ' q - d M.A. of. Magdalen College, _and the gore, - . • a d Downint ial azeppointed.addidooal i•ft - 400 . . .. . Eighth - . . .. ‘f•• *: ' OXFORD..DX2rIgrar : ..... - 1.,. • *RA • The iii;D'MliPeihfs. RCS.; L l * ". d It appointed Bead aster of WiisetiOtilltshiileoirthillt., the Rev. 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