Star. — London, England, 1817-06-10 00:00:00

• A vi'y wha had her in view, t.Lei:t c ., buart: ~; of;a ticfetrient,' to take cognizance of the crew.- t:tt. l •aed Grnetal Opt, and two other persons, wen Tibir cure fitsir Pernambuco with Proclamatium :t have been seized.: • • _ . . 11101 s.—The Monk It the only ore on trial; the Grnt rat :rr found meant to nape : t9 a Ctnivent, from which - tfiry not takr hint. ascii '26.—Two reghnents of cavalry set off front Pernans this morning; infantry arc to follow. The French vessel h lure does not salt. The Government oppose It. Di.. rat iucr..ases greatly. la the coffee-houses there are gr.mp. h alarm us. nie Munk II condemned, and will be executed surrow or next day. 1k •a d to the President of the Mili • Ciaramissitoo, " If it lw my turn to-day, year's will tens.• Jr on: ie wsemblage3 continue ;'this is very ilior iteting. taacti 119.— . 1 he Monk was executed this miming. After dictated his will, he said. to the crowd, " blood is atosit los likrty, why is it not M. last ?" the crowd were following the Monk, the Governor t:ixlved twu regiments of Infantry, which leave sailed. They zoing to Sergipe, where the germ of revolution Us developed Two frigates and several brigs will sail to morrow with leery and provisions for the troops. Ills Negroes give us alarm : several have been hung h • tpected deµuture of the troogl i the arrest of stets r t f Iwo and environs of Bahia, the murmurs, the menacing at of the Negroes, augment and feed our fears. ship can ; they do not wish the details to transpire in razils, where all the elements of a general rising are but too 61. ,A tot Netzroei are continual objects of dread.— are taken up and tinged; but they threaten, thry older puni-haienr. It they throw themselves into the scale, malt will be frightful, FRENCH PAPERS. The Paris Papers of Friday and SatuOay last led this morning. . second letter is stated to have been received from 'seines, of date the 28th of May, written by a :hart of that city to a foreigner of n in :is, (we believe, Sir SYDNEY &drill.) mentioning t the report of the barbarous massacre at Algiers .come by way of Barcelona, and that it was more more ctedited . among the merchants of M trseillet, .he Ambassadors of England, Russia, Spain, and 'russia, the Duke of RlcuettEu, and the Dulke of rILLINGTON, had on Thursday a confcrence, which d two hours. The ArchdUchess LEnPOLDIN r, now Princess Rnyal irazil, seems to have deterred her departure for Brizits. The recent news from that quarter scarcely, .ts yet, - have had any infiuence•in pro- lacing this delay at Vienna, but we have little doubt as soon as they are known there, they will be means of putting an end tv the voyage altogether. The EISPERoit of AUSTRIA was to set out on the on a•tour into GAllacias Jar Ambassador, Lord &rowans, the French, and several Other Ambassadors, design profiting by the +cruet absence, ,so pay a visit to their respective lurts. Lord STLWART was to set out for London drrikt of Jane. ' • anc.ll Pundit', Oh aune, 6.5 f. 66c. >_: s• - 41AMPRJRCH . MAIL. Betides the ateniiiiti frpas Squib AttliCtica, given icier their proper Iliad% we have received by this atopy of new . financial Regulations, Uinta ae !etersburgh, by which -forty millions ire pint "disposal of the Cotnrniasinners of the Sinking Fund 181.7 . ; and for 1818, the sum of sixty millions oni the public revenue, till tke debts of - the Goiiciit lind the Bank bills bie so far diminished as only serve to facilitate circulation. Sweden the Police is'eatremely 'vigilant. It is organized 'entirely aftei the French manner.— :u where does Government attend max to piiblic !natio% and particularly to that ciforeiscers." DUTCH. MAIL. The only. atticle deserving notice brought by the ' of Ibis day, is a Notice that two English Coo. hare passed through Brussels on their way to 'Alai:, to embark for Dover, entrusted with very Iportant dispatches.—This we think refers to Sir 'woos NAYLOR, whose attival in town we announced •esterday. r :L .:.• d ....!,d 0 p i f • ..t. 6 .:„r nod Nt.se b• ca it Pat is v.Leli a t iorr toy Ci liel Maw 1 1a d wm; miss/ kt re Pig itseit artilery Ike t mare' the tow' wale el No sh tie Ikea prier% MARI They at undi thermal The ,rrived A se !larsei tnertha Paris, th i,ad.coi cud mi The Prussia Wirm lasted The of Bra the Br can sc (luting that as the men The 4th on Oar several Eloper Courts, 31 the. Fret _rider 'Jail a at. I'd to 1.81 r 1 the merit% tt serve inS tow Of Nis Conley! The Mail 0' tiers hi Calais, import Georg yesterd Not to relit atrocir Of the was is, have a they In o tc-d a y, re:m i d 1 Sir Syi belief tlie Iry tact co The t!ilt ti wi thntigt] :t ilig ttiled nrri mi 0 Vest ci the The on (lig ALGIERS. othing further, . we regret to say, has transpired Ilieve the public anxiety respeatitig the dre4Llful atrocity reported to have been committed at Algiers. the dispatches With which Sir GEORGE NAYLOR said to heist landed yesterday at Dover, we is yet learnt nothing, nor ts it even certain that distressing subject. . our extracts from the French Papers received t 'd 4 Y, it will be seen that mention is made of a recond letter from Marseilles, received, we believe, by SYDNEY Stuart, but it tiserely states the ii creasing :lief of the merchants of Marseilles in the truth of intelligence; witluour furnishing — arty additional corroborative of it: 'he Papers.,4 the Dutch Mail of to-day state, the Resident of Bremen at the Spanish Court, written to his Government, communicating thr final report from Cadiz on this matter, and stating, though not o . (fitial. the Spanish Court haJ Ight.it of such importance as immediately to send , Iligcnceof it to a squadron which had previously iird for Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli, under the imand of' Brig. Don Aums, consisting of the of 6/ guns; a frigate, and brig. . esterday Lord CASTLEREAGH had a long audience. the Palace !twain.; at Carleton Hop he Gr an d D u k e N ICHOLAS arr i ve d sir PecessburgE ha J,h of May. l 4i 4L INIELLMENCE. The Witerloo.froin London to Bengal. was spoken gists near the Line, out 29 days, all well. . PoRTSWOUTH, JUI C E S. P tru ed the Aiii,ToNout, (mm the Downs, bound t' h.alta and Tfleate. —Wind . S. W. DEAL, RINE 9. Arrived ind . sailed for the River the Columbus, 13ALLAMT1')114 ftreirn Jamaica Julius Clew, Lucas; .nd Balfour, Gyisom,#rorn Demerara. . LOVER, JUNE 9. Arrived last night the Lord Duncan packet. Cap .sin PASCOE. with a mail att.! passengers from Ostend. Sailed this morning the Defence, Captain ADAMS, lin:Calais, with pas,r ngers. Arrived this dav the Lord Duncan picket, Captain HAMILTON ; Ki:lg George. Captain MLRCILIt ; and a Fench packet, eeith a arid ; all from C4l4is, with passengers. ' HARWICH. JUNE 9. The brig Revolution. of and from Lynn for Dun kirk, has been got off the Kentish Knock, and arrived here after throwing about one third of her cargo (wheat) overboard. Arrived the Prince of Or nig: and Bra any pack:(s, both with Mails, from Hollaild. GRAVESEND. JUNE 9. Arr;vcd the Maryui• of Anglrwa, Brown, from Osterd ; w 1 1 1.amix, Low.hwaoe, from Frimthd; John Intllk, Bacot', born Jamaica; Brother', Wilkie., from Cadiz; h Chi& ont, Ntrkir, 'roan Calais; and Levant', Mycomle, from Alexandria.—Saded Banger, Kidd, fur reties Fr ; Heart of Oak, Brdd, for Jamaica; Nos:ia Senora da Pas, Pereira, for ; 211,1 vlonrin~ star, Ord, fur Hatuburjlo CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 9. Slurs sareaau INWARDS-11w Marquis of Ely, pain - triple ; and ~ c ale by Castle, muditt, front China ; Cambridge, Ft rem en, from Canton ; Monmouth, 1 - laywutul, and John Inglis, Bacon, from Lruaica; George, Miller, front Tobago; blew Pl.tx t!a, Lewthwait, trom I rtoidatl ; Jo:m and Ann, Russel, from liti-nes yi ; Lord Cawdor, Brooks, Irton Rio Jatsttro; Mars, Gray, !Tom Palermo ; and Edward, &infield, from Gibraltar. 00 IWAILDS- Ibe Draper, Gowan, for Bella.t ; Ellis, for Waterford; Duke of Wellington, for Ostend; ileivyze, Renouldson, for Forts 'Nr. George and William, Bombay, and Prince of Wales's Island; Proselyte, Barton, for Barbados; and Four Ittrotbtre, Well,, for Rotterdam. CoNSPIRACY IN PORTUGAL.—The following further interesting particulars of the late extensive and alarm ing Conspiracy at Lisbon, have been received since nor list : " LISBON, MAY Eg. •` This city bag been thrown into the utmost consternation by the sudden arrest, at midnight, on the 27th inst. of several per sons of distinction, accused of treasonable practices, and of con spiring to overthrow his Mon Faithful Majesty's Government. At the head of this conspiracy is, *tie/ugly, Gomez Freire, for. merly Colonel of the 4th Regiment of Infantry, and sent into France by Junot, where he twmaiited ;luring the whole war, and where he probably imbibed those principles which have now ltd him to destruction. He lies in a deep dungeon at the Torre de San Julian. Among theipersods taken up is an Aide-de-Camp et the Prince Regent of England, Baron Eben, who has been sonic time resident in this city, without any perceptible occupa -ti•nt or obje ct. An English servant of his died suddenly sonic night; ago, and was hastily buried under circumstances, which, a: the time, excited much conversation and suspiCion among the Portuguese, and which have been very much increased by the developement of this plot. Ihe dead tell no tales ! inn ..pir.ours had issued commissions and appointments, calling them selves the Supreme Council of the independence of Portugal, tinder which title were found a gre it number or printed Proclamations, and a printing press in the House o► one of the cons' irators. " ft is entirely to the activity and energy of Lord Beresford that we are indebted for our safety, and even existence. It op. years now that his Lordship has, for more •ban two months, had accurate aufirrniati 111 l of aN the steps of the coliapirators. " ihe olot appears to have bgen cal the most bloody kind. Lord &restore' ileei.s In a remote and lonely pan of the palace, I destined by the Goverifnietif fur hi* residence, with four or five elsor..nternig his counties, and windows down to the ground, °petits% :tit° the garden ; allot which, writ) the unsurpecting con- fidonce of a brave mail, coosaieis of tho rectitude and integrity Of. his conduct and iutelith.ns, he never locked, ,and often in the , hot weather, kit open for ventilation. Ihe first object was, tor a sfindl and chosen party, heade•fiy a Captain of the Ist !Man ' try, to cuter the ctisailier at night, through the gird , •n, and to put his Lordship to death s if possible without escring alarm; and Kum thence to proceed to the house of Dun Miguel Pereira Forjar, Secretary at War and Foreign .affairs, to assassinate him .also; otter which all the British Officer■ in the service were to be iiidiscrim•nately butchered, the 84 of independence hoisted, the Proclamations issued, the Castle, Mint. Treasury. Powder Magazine, and Arsenal, seized; and finally, every possible assistance forwarded to the rebels fn Pernambuco with in vitations of fraternization to Bahia, Maranham, Para, &c.— But through the ability and judgment of one man has the whole. of this ellotacal plot beet► discovered. Arrests still continue, -hut it is generally supposed that the plot has a deeper foundation than has yet been reached, or at least publicly made known; however, measures for public safety are taken, and every thing is perfectly quiet Indeed the streets are much Newer than usual, as all prudent people who are not obliged by, business .to go our, rt 111.041 quietly at home ; but considerable anxiety and apprehension may be traced in every countenance." ". PLYMOU JUNE 7. " The day before the packet sided, a vessel arrived in the Tagus, on board which some letters were discovered, containing infoftnation that led to the discovery of a conspiracy, in which a great number of the Portuguese Nobility and Officers of the Ar my were engaged. The whole was organized, and was to have been carried into effect on the sth instant, on which day Marshal Beresford and the British Cfficers, the Members of the Regency, &c. were to be arrested, and, in case of resistance. put to death. I A new Gdvernment was to be established; but the ulterior. ob jects of the conspirators are not stated. A number of arrests had taken place, and amongst them were those of two of Mar• slial Berestord's Alves-de-camp and several Portuguese Noble men. Ihe causes assigned for this extensive plot are the jealousy entertained of British influence by the Portoguese; their dissati*. faction at the conduct of the Regency, and at the absence of the King, whose policy re•pecting south America they wholly dis. approve, supposing char It is his object to impoverish Portugal to order to establish a foreign Empire. Th.; recentintelligence Irons k Brasil had, it appear., a considerable tcauence in nit:lidos the conspirators to determine on carrying their plans into execution, before More troops should be embarked for South America. " Ne farther accounts had is:eu received at Lisbon from Per. nambuco, previous to the Duke of litnt's departure. There is but too much reason to fear that the atrocious conspiracy in Ponugal is connected with the recent insurrection in the Southern hemisphere. The frigate and sloop of war are fitting outt-for the Brazils, but some time will elapse before they will be ready to proceed to sea. The merchants are in great dismay at the . state of their Trams-Atlantic connections. A notice has been posted up at Lisboa, that tram the Ist of June it will be necessary for every person arriving there to have 'a passport signed by the Ponoguse Minister or Consul residing at the place from which be embarked." • " TRURO, JUNE 7. " The Duke of Kent packet, Captain Luanne. arrived at Falmouth on Thursday, in eight days from Libun. She brought diepaiches for Government, which were sent off by express. It appears that a conspiracy has been detected at Lisbon, the otr ject of which was to murder Marshal Beresford, the British OE ten, and the Members of the Regendy ; and to offer the Govern ment to the Duke de Caravel, a relative of the King of Portugal ' Ibe discovery was made by a Lady, In consequence of which the Marshal ordered the troops to surround the house its which selteral of the conspirators were assembled. About dozen ef them were immediately secured, with all their pa pers, Proclamations (already primed), and other documents, by which their guilt Is fully established. Upwards of 40 others were arrested shorly after, and committed to sale custody : amungu them are Generals Gomez Prue, and Baron Elmo, an .►id-de-camp to the Prince Regent. The commend of Dort St. Julian, in which the conspirators are confined, has been given to Sir Archibald Campbell. The Portitgoese troops are stated to be arm and vigilant. Every thing was quiet when the packet sailed." :TAT L'.s.• I Cz bollitT IMIG's ;TEC liestordai, after the Arr')nwer•Gcsin•u. hazl 401i chided his *perch, which Listed two limirs and tsrehty minutes, the Counsel on the part of the Ciown hr gals to call their witnesses. The following wen elamined Thomas Storer, Printer of the Spa.fiehis placard+. Arthur Sr.: 'Waif:nap, called but loot . tantiried, his abode not lialitK! beta set forth in ounialiance with the Statute of Arnie. George ',rock, ti.e hackuey-c..ichutatt who l'oruve Mt. Palo, and others to spa field* John Mnukliou.e, landlord of the Merlin% Caveputlic-hause. Michael John. Ft zpatrick. About four o'clock, when Mr. GEoacut VtveFXT .I)..Arl.tvc came to tw mainlined by the ATTOIINEV GENUIt AL, I.4 , Prd ELLEND )11011611 observed. that 1:r wished it to be understood, atm, dining the course of this trial, no part of the proceeJings atculd be published. This w.ts the order of the Court, and he expected it to he obeyed. When the exAmiliation and cross•e:aminatinn of this witness had been completed, he addressed their Lordships on the subject of this prohibition. He said, that prior to the promulgation of the directions of the Court, he feared that the newpiper, to which he belonged, had uof.,rtunately prim_d and c•rcuhetrd ;4 considerable nornbtr of copies of the speech► of the Attorney:Gener.ll. Lord - Eta.exuottouott.—:•What 11.4 s harpencxl ctn.- not be avoided t hut the order of the Court niu:t Ea: attended to strictly in future. • Mr. Jostle! Assm—The same direction was given in Hat dy's trial, I believe. Lord Et.i.rxeoaouoit.—The ° Court does not by any r.:c 'us pronounce that this publication is Hot a contempt. I think it is: but, at the stale time, we cannot help what bas happened, as the eAtness ob serves, through ignorance. Mr. ‘VETIIERELL asked Mr. nnwling, what part of the trial had been printed ?—A. The Attorney- General's speech, he supposed. Q. What part had M. Unwli, g writttn of it ?—A. Q . bad written no part • it ; i.e was Ilfst in Court at that time ; but he bel.evcd 0.4 the Attoiney-Gencial's bp..ech was beer.. F..r.r.ENa-ntottoth=lt may be as well to put a' stop to that inquiry. Mr. WaTIIIi;ILLi...4 take the liberty of applying to the Court . in order that these papers may not go out to lite public, and that this Gentlemnn msy be Uif ec:::d to suppress them. Thty may he rtepared for the press, but-they cannot he pubh.bed by this time. Mr. Juvice BANI.F.V.-1 fear, from who. hits been said, that it is too lat!, and that some if tht:m have gone out by the post. Lord ELLENuonouGu. —The Court has ruined such as - publish any part of the proceeding before it is cnncluded that - they will inciir the penalties of a con tempt. It may have happened in this partictilar in ..tance, hut it mutt not be repeatei4. Mr. IVETHERELL added, tnat torney Gme ral's speech were printed in the paper with iahich Mr. Dowling was connected, to.rtiorrciw (this thf) hr would apply to the Com t on the pninnd of a contempt. The Wriott::EY-GEsititAL retnatked that such ob. serva:iont, weer quite isregular. He desneA it to br' dibti,,etly under d, tna, h-! had not-at all counte nanced the publication of any part 41 the Eno:exiling-1 on, the pare of tne Crown. The 'Conn at eight Wel, oa adjourned until this day. L. , rds Holland, Grey, and Lauderdal , l entered the Ciurt at ab.nit five o'clock, and v.err placed by the officers within the bar, au iiiii g the King's Counsel. Mr. Tietney afterwards canie in, and was furnished with a seat on the sathe hcnch. They sat till the rising of the Court. The Lord Mayor and Minna ri'r J. Shaw left the Bench idler the first part r.f the trial. ToWards the latter end of the day the crowd in creased prodigiously, and it was with ditli,ulty that a passage could be made through Westrnotsier-liall. Mr. Ctorden, M. I'. and Mr. Bruce ( who ai.le'd the escape of Lavalet t.e) were in die Students' &fix A large body of Life Guards was in attend :lice, with several cariiages, to re-convey the piisuia.rs to the Tower. The Jury have beds provided at the Kineis Arms Tavern, Palace-yard, and ()dicers were sworn, as is customary, to 4ttendtn. 'rue four State Prisoners were taken okapi Court. attended by four Yeomen of the Ggiard to each pri soner. Waim was first brought out, and viewed the surrounding crowd with a smiling countenance. Hooper followed, mil appeared peculiarly cheerful; he was succeeded by 'rhistlewood and Prestim, the latter of whom Was conversing familiarly, sand at his ease, with the officers who were attending him.— They all proceeded down the Hall, and when about half way towards the door, the populace who had collected in crowds, shamed " Hurrah I" ss.sveral times t but though there was much enthusiasm, there was no disturbance. As soon as the primers 1143 reached the outside of the gate of the Hall, the door was shut upon the populace, who hy this stratagem 'were unable to get out of the Hall. The prisoners then, accompanied by some I lone Guards who were in readiness at the door, proceeded towards the 'rower, and wore soon out of sight. Throughout their whole journey, and particul:wly in the liknough, they were cheered by the populace. Saturday evening Thistlewood's wife, who is a very elegant and accomplished woman, had an iiatetview with her husband. She was accompanied by her son, about ten year's of age. Thistlewoud was dressed in a sailor's jacket and. trowsers. On Saturday Mr. HOLT and Mr. STARKIE went to see Hooper, and'Mr.• Laws and Mr. RIGBY saw Preston. Saturday Dr. WATSON was visited by his two bro• thers, hem Lincolnshire, and his three daughters, two of whom are interesting young women : their, ages are 20, 17, and 9. Preston was visited by two of his daughters, one of whom is 17 years of age, and the other about 1.4. Sunday the Guards were doubled at the Tower, and yesterday morning orders were issued to preventl all strangers from entering the interior cl the place. Subscriptions have been raised to defray the expense of the defence of the prisoners; and cn Sunday, for the first time, the following placard was posted abouti the town in large letters s " STATE PRISONIKS.-:10 THE FRIENDS Or HUNIANIIT AND JUSTICE,-.lb wives and &tale. ut the four person s con fined in the 'fewer under ebarzes at Ugh Trtoon, have, in consequence of this confinement, been deprived of all means of support, saultave twirl *ft for the last lons mom its to ciptrience 'le greatest tiitress and enikersaswasesitt .ritey up7se.ii *•i • . 4 * , ••• Mantas sty and justice tor ptxuniary aid, 414 Zil9' Ist , •:1 the known liberality dt the couittr, tha It woahl n r • letpless wives and in:indent rkildrer •to bewate the Wit-6=l ,evrre privation apd want. 4 . They forbear. at this crisis, rehiar.iirt on the qv:satin:l of their husbands and fathers. or expr4,ing the ailla.tion they bare endured in bring thus painfully kt tsrartd Front their d e artt,t eci.- iiesions, because they hope a Jury nt their country wsil shurtiy .iu theta that justice which he theirbeuappt J." The Court re-assembied this morning at 9 o'clor The prisoners arrived 'alsent halt:prat tight, under an escort, in every respect the ,iame as yesterdaycexcept tag that the crib( the procession WAS reversed.— The first carnage -contained the Deputy Keeper of the Tower; HOoper occupied the second, Thhtlee wood the third, Preston the fourth, and Watson the filth. They k.,;ed much the same as yesterday, and appeaird to labour under the same dr iectios. He carried under his arm some papers ai well as Watson. On beinz brought into Court, ThistiewOod, ton, and Hooper, were *placed in the seat behind. Watson, ac before, and.until she are ival of the-Jiidgee , I.ey entered into earnest enneersatioe, *id appeared to talk toge , her with much - 'ae.rtu;ness.';vhi:e Wat sfm was wh, lly engrobsect with his paper:. coy:inch neeaskonally wtute. • • The Jury havii.g been called over, Mr. Wertrimetr. rose and said•—vi Before the Court ver. :!:e liberty cf ribaerving, - that, notwithetandin wba: yr ur Lord -hip said yalterclay.,.a riblica;ion been made • :if the whsle of the proste:Aings. Ido no., however, mean ter found 'any mo:ion on ‘71;4... has twen . Lint therely"—. • • Lord Et.r.imiottc,ccrt.—!"rhere heir; sto motion beton:, the Court, we can ba.ve uothilig to du with the matter." • The Ccn4.- then prrcce3ed in the ex tmin::iion GE the witnestrs na behalf of the Crown, in which they still co'ntinu,d..engaged at the time of our NKr g:;ing to The only perions who hive bred cx.a. mined down tc this pet are Char:eto Shearmas the youn7er, Shearmai tha elder, John 6:afford, Chief Clerk of I'ohce, . arid John Limbrict, Police oflicer. Alt pariicnisrs must of course, in obc (hence to the ceder of the Court, deter till the eon: closicn of. the trial. CITY ELECTiON. The Lnun bl.►'•on wfs this day el.:cted one of the Repres•ntatires for the Chi, in the , room of 1%.: , id cr rr an CoMe7, resigned, without a singiv tient vcice.-. He was put ijs •orninatinn by frlt• SMITH, f)i Norwich. t , Yesterday Pairs; Itsat:mr went to rna.roox's Musetim, xis see the grand picture h• WIVAS,9 6 C:IKIr ra;tiill4 Ilse. Witit)lei 3011 i be coins* I statue of 110 . nte %Hit ; and Ow pont A t of the Em ;nets Josktolut v. His Ito; al Hiirls.css en: sttictly in ptivatr, in the catriatie n 4 the Manittis SrAvsortn, acgompanied by tits 1' hie Marquis. mix-d among the sue ctators without betas reco.:nized. • fly the L- ward Island liackel, Recounts trum La . Guyra to 1.5 - 11, and St. l'h• IliAb'S to the 20th nt Apr.l have been received They state that the. Spaniards came up suddenly from Caracas with all the troops the Gi.vertior La& been able to collect, .slid hearing that General ilsit.tvitet had lea Ilaree.. lona and gone in jui:i the army of Lot Llanos, they attacked the iplace, took it by assaulr, and, it is added. put the whole of the garrison to the Ge o e : al MoRILLO had arrived at Maracay widi only three hunched men he. had been able. to collect atter his defeat in VatinAs, and the la>t rernrant of his grand army. Cue it disssioi ins existed Among the Royalist Chiefs, and Generals Mott at.El and ..s well 'al several other °dicers of sti•tiiirtien: bad been arrested. lt was supposed that 'the Pairints, atter effecting the liberation of Guayana, weft assembling 'heir army to march on Carac.ta, wist.-re the Sp %Ina: ds have now very ~ few troops. Its a letter from Mina; dated the 2tth nit. it is said,- that six indivieuals, five ot slant are lizads of most respectable lanadies, suit the sixth a Lieutenant haee'iwen condemned to be hanged 4 Spee,ial Commission. for havitig favoured die escape el some. Patriots. Several other 'persons have Cc:A senteneW to imprisonment for the same offence, for :Ince, four, and six years; and some have Lan Sent to the house of enrreetion. A let ter from New York, dated May 10, 'l•he Venus from London has arrived here, britnlit in on private accogrit upWairds of 300,000 dollars speck. Tile S ilon from Liverpool xis.) bron,, ,, ht a considerable sum, and the ship Emily arrived at Baltimore, and the :Electra •th London. also brought in vcry sprcig, all on private account. 'Fir Lerislature of the I'm. vince:of New Brunswick has pasatd an ;.tuthiuit . ing the exportation of flour scial all . kinils or bread.. and pro7isions, for theperiod of low montlts. Wednesday sennight, during a severe gale, several bunts were. io.t in the river Clyde : one withaottr mea k from Gieenock to Itothsay, went down off Dunrion, when .I..nicl sunk with the boat, and U . nald 11.0 s ..i.tl Wihiam Iliiilcr leached the ("a v,_ cocks (a TQC!: iiig off Dunoon) by swimming, 1: a.m . ivii•-sice they were brought on shore, but in so el. ', ouste d a btate, that they 'soca died; Alilitnoter M , Dung,4ll was picked ug bra boat Irian th. 4, ore . Al boar at the tail of the bank with two men, overset and rake man drowned. Another ULML opposite I'ort Glasgow, ands clan of the none La, hl•Tavatt was drowned. . _ . ..• LAW. ►:eek two Bois ittnnsing.. _ . thrmselves in ►::R dangerms practice ul leaping across the water at the Keith ul Blairgewrie, felt into the _river, and one of them, a fine lad of seventeen, was drowned; ►he other saved himself by swinuoing.. WALLtuu 13AcAwArtas.,4 1 1 e »melle IntehhAs beta made by a Rope-Maker, tor .a ecmsiderable wager. that he will talk taekwards fur lat'i miles, to per form SS miles each ugh till the above number are completed. He ii 'to commence this new sporting trait at Wormwood Scrubbs. immediately an the [;completion t f the matcb between Baker and Euw►. 1 y M. .t.oct . es tae, of flint* I e 1b tP• ictly in ykonn, ▪ fTlollg Int .?Otli of at the. ,itli 311 7ollect, s, tile,' • , it is .1 h only collect , of .rtiong 4.: been . aster utl.::ds it is. !ads of tenant.. i 'y a escape e Ce;:n e, fur :n tent ninht 1,411. is rinht a e 4 at 't spear. e I'm. alialeit. • t even' r rites innon, d 1.) . , „ It) et. :antler me in al . at the 511 e of • other. been • 'Apr. 5 per- :r are uting n the non.