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On the one hand, therefore, his Majesty's 'dais Palace in Pall-mall, which was attended by between Rear Admiral Otway , upon changing the colour of his Lig , contracting parties shall enjoy in their respective territories and d... Admiral Sir David e Gould, on rotnotion !six and seven hundred of the nobility and gentry. A short . . g . P • • The Constituent Congress of Peru has just taken a step full Of ; minions, the same privileges , liberties, and rights , as the meet f. - Ministers had to preserve the public faith ; on the other, rth o onanimity and generosity toward. Its ally the Republic of Co. 'lombia. letrnediately after its installation it appointed a Commis- I enured nation ' time before one o'clock the in 's Guard marched into the Admiral Sir Robert btopfurti, on promotion. to fatter and protect the commercial interests that had r K g Rear-Admiral Wodehouse. on his change of flag. I account any id higher impests or dunce than those that are paid, c r an there shall not be levied upon them on are a I Court-yard of the Palace, under the command of Colonel Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Loforey, on his promotion. sion, composed of tires. Ferreira and Aguero, members of Its own i n n u o s bta , ig e qg grown out of the intercourse with these provinces. The • Mackinnon, preceded by the band a the Coldstream Resr.Admiral Page on recent promotion to the White Flag. til o e lo i t i A mn bis y f a or t nahiende pen t;r e l n i c r of wh th i l e e h eo th u ey r had y k nt of ta th en e 1 limy, for the purpose of thanking the Congress and Government of, msesai!obereiP d ' di the "tize b tu or subje w e e ts of:A.l e te to ia T i ers be in e :hoe v e t I (tom all " con w ;puleo mi r n3 y o n n At t or e y y ser 31r. !reveries, Commissioner of Inquiry into the Administration Foreign Enlistment Bill, a measure so strongly opposed at Itegitnent of Guards, in their state unifornt, the Ensign rn el by sea or y by land, and nom the period of its enactment, was the fruit of their duty to- carrying the state colours. A detachment of Life Guards l of it i e u a s r t - icLLn i t r h a l Leeward egrd ! la si a l n i d . s ed a v nti o r n rzid p al m . m b o y ii. E n arl Bathurst. come also to request that our immortal Liberator May be peoloste i I all forced loans or exactions, or military requisitions, nor shall they marched into Waterloo-place, where they halted, oppeeiteto reside in Pcru for such time as may be necessary to I be compelled to pay any ordinary contribution, oreater than what wards the Kin tof Seale. The Act of Navigation, by Mr. C Ot, we of the Canada Conintissioneras on his return , by hot invaluable benefit which , consolidate i nia bePahl by the • • • • either ' I; the Palace, their band, iii their superb uuifortns, playing 'Earl Bathurst. s are the fruits of his wisdom and of I, y which the flag of the revolted cote , 'es was admitted into marches and various ' 1 • the Th Sir Henry lford b • • d pieces ( uring afternoon- e . enry a .on eing appointe Knight Commander of his valour. This de ace arrived on the 30th of March in the pretext whatever. port of Buenaventura, and are expected tioday in this capi Al. Art. 10. Each of the two contracting parties shall be at liberty the British Ports as that of a power de facto independent, band of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards played al- the Royal Guelphic Order , to appoint Consuls for the protection Orf their commerce, to reside Rear-Admiral Dtndas, on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. I. From the Garcia Jr Colombia of April 2l.] was the fruit of their duty towards the commerce of the I,l ' llllo v with them. Adaniral Alackellar„ on promotion. . PERU. in the territories and dominions of the other party ; but previous to -The Duke of Cambridge, dressed in his fuil regimental Pmr*. any Consul acting as such, he shall be approved and admitted, Ili sr Vin-Admiral C. H. Durham, on his promotion BOnOTA, Await 24. the usual form, by the Government to whom he may be sent, and country. Repeated endeavours were made to urge Spain wearing his Orders anti Collar , •1 in 1) . carriage • • ' . * tO precede England ice the recognition of the independence of few minutes before two o'clock. The King's guard re- ReanAdmiral Hollis, on his promotive, by Viscount !Melville. The Peruvian Congress meets the 11th instant. Olaneta does not Consuls such particular • ' parts as either ofd hem may dunk proper to tor` new American States, and it was expressly declared, that ceived his Royal Hightnes with military honours, the band Vice-Admiral Douglas, on womoticn, by Viscount Melville. discover who are his true intentions. Ile shows himself hostile as I except. • Admiral Sir Richard Keats, on promotion. well to the Patriots as to the Godes (Spaniards). Our troops were! Art. 11. For the better security of commerce between Medawar& if Spain could obtain any terms more favourable than other Play.ing God save the King. The Royal Duke was aecom- Rear-Admiral Capel on promotion . marching upon La PaZ, in number more than 10,000 men ; those I of Colombia and the subjects of his Britannic Majesty it has been panted by his son, Prince George, dressed in the uniform of Al • G 1p• i• i f 1 • ' n • powers, England would e be content to fall behind her, and _., ..._ . . . , tour- enera me el in, on his pr . motion. . lof Olareeta were about 3,000. Callao resisted firmly, but the I agreed that if at any dine any interruption of their ay, . the Coldstream tem . e nnent of Foot Guards, and attended by Major-General Viscount Forbes, on hts promotion. blockade is rigorous. niercial intercourse should unfortunately take plane, or in case of rank with die other powers in such privileges as they might Count Munster and Count Strauenheint, one of the Hano- Mejor.General Rebow, on promotion. It appears that Chill Is not tranquil. any rupture happening between the two contracting ranks, the be able toobtain. Spain was obstinate. li r /tether constitution- verian Ministers. The Duke and Prince of Brunswick, the elleor.Genetal Macdonald, on his promotion. [From the Colombian° of April 27.4 citizens or subjects of either of the two contracting parties, resident blujor.General Sir Henry F. Bouverie, K.C.B. upon promotion. in the territories or dominions of the other, shall have theTrivilege al or despotic , she was solved, if possible, to reduce her co- Marquis of Aylesbury, and the Earl of Darlington came in Major-General Sir G. Wood, on promotion, and being appointed DECREE. of remaining or continuing their trade there, ,without al* kind of state. Simon Bolivar, Liberator, President of the Republic of Co- onies to unconditional submission . Failing in these at- I Governor of Carlisle. interruption, so long ia they shall conduct ves peaceably, All the Members of the different Orden appeared in Major-General Lord Charles Manners, on his promotion , lombia, and in charge a the Dictatoriel Power of Peru, and shall not commit any offence 'net t he laws; and such of tempts to persuade the mother country, for her own sake, their splendid collsre. , I Sir John Meade, on being nominated a Knight of the Royal &c..fac. . Inasmuch os : . . their effects and property as may be already confined to physic to be reasonable, the English Government at last sent out The King entered his State apartments soon after ton i Guelphie Order, by his Inocellency Count Munster. The capitulation entered into between the General-in-Chief of the • n o- • i tviduals, or to the state, shall not be subject to seizure or agues • 1 • Lieut.. General Bsyly, on his promotion, by his Royal highness United Liberating Army, and General Camerae, Commander. in- tration, or to any other demands other than w made it o'clock , and hoceeded to his royal closet , whet Commissioners to report to them the actual condition of I . e the Field die Commatider-in-Chief. - • Chief of the Royal Forces, comprehended the surrender of the similar effects or property belonging tolbe • citizens or • spitneets of ()dicer in waiting made a report of the effective state of the el c y Secretaryfortress of Callao : the new States, anti on the representations of these threeCorn •of Foot Guards , and kthe e . I Christian y. . oung, to the Miesion for tereattng his Most only. That this treaty was proposed, the State in which . they may reside.. sanctioned and •ed intssioners, it was decided to recognise the independence of pats-word for the (lay. Mr. Esten, Chief Justice of Bermuda, on his return from that the Spanish General, into whose hands had fallen the lawful tom- the dominions of his Britannic Majesty, a perfect and unlimited Mexico, Colombia, and Buenos Ayres, the three which His Majesty gave audiences to Prince Leopold and the basalt by the Right Hon. Earl Bathurst. . I °laud of those points that were occ • died by the royalist troops, in liberty of conscience, and the exercise of their religion publicly Captain F. f". Smith, Royal Horse-Guards, on promotion, by the I consequence of the Viceroy, Don Jose de la Serna, having been or p r i vate l y , i n their own houses, or in the c h ape l s es , pieces of had made the most progress in the firm establishment of Duke of Gloucester, Mr. Secretary Peel and Mr. Secretary I Duke of Is ellington. rus t le Prisoner : worship destined fur that purpose, conformably to the system of Canning.l idly , That the Commandant of Callao is dependent on the Lieutenant Lord Sussex Lennox, 20th regiment, by the Duke of 1 their respective Governments. Never was there a nego- The Chevalie r • audience de Los Rios had an of hi s Ma- : Richmond . i authority of the Viceroy , as having been Plows by him In that Majesty. In like manner the subjects of his Britannic Majesty tiation full of more difficulties. Never were difficulties jesty , to deliver his credentials from the Duke of Lucca. ' Lieutenant A. Sinclair, ol i his Majesty's ship Glasgow, on his command : resident in the territories of Colombia shall enjoy the most per eddy.. That the said Commandant has refused to receive the more admirably surmounted. Ile was attended by the Right /lon. George Canning and promotion. feet and entire• liberty of conscience , without being in manner Hoe. Lieut. Colonel Dews , Dawson on his return from the Westindies Commissioner specially authorised by his own government to de- exposed to be molested, disquieted c ,or disturbed,ottaccountof -. ie .-. Sir Robert Chester, his Majesty's Master of the Ceremonies , ! ' sire his compliance with the terms of the capitulation : i by Earl Bathurst. their religious belief, nor in the free exercise of their religion, pro. The House of Commons was occupied last eight en- The Right Honourable Stratford Canning had an Hon . Robert Dundas, one of the Conanibaioners of the Navy, by lithly. That the said Commandant, by refusing to recognise or a id e d e t be performed in their private houses, and rich theme atilt-nee of his Majesty, bnd was presented on his return I Lord Melville. treat with the flags of truce of the Republic, he. net ed himself - sineos- relict due to the Divine worship, respecting the laws, usages, and tirely with the Combination Laws. Two amendments • and his garrison of the rights of nations 1 from St. l'etereburgh. ' Lord Burghersh, on his return, on leave of absence, from his customs established. The subjects of his Britannic Majesty shall were made to the Bill : one to allow parties convicted to Viscount Straneford and the Spanish Minister also bad mieelon in Italy. I &lily. 'That for these reasons the authority exercised by the Corn- also have liberty of interment for such of them as die in the said appeal to the Quarter Sessions ; the other to limit the time audiences of the King. . Viscount Dudley and Ward, on coming to his title. mandant of Callao, is absolutely isolat.W, arbitrary, and without territories of Colombia, in such places as they may , deem fit and on any government :- The Right lion. Sir John Sinclair, Bart , to present his defence dependence proper to establish for such purpose, with consent of the local Au. for which a contumacious witness may be imprisoned, to a 1)r. Burgess, the Bishop of Salisbury, did homage be- of the landed and farming interests. I have thought fit to decree, and do decree- thormes; and the funeral or burial places of the dead shall not be a period not exceeding that for which an offender is liable fore his Majesty, upon his being translated to that Bee. Lord Robert Manners, on his appointment to the 3d Light Dra. be A co r ns t. i l ier T o l;e as eneroy . now occupyinif the fortnns of Callan shall violated in any manner nor on any pretext. • unet from the bpan nation, and from every Mr. Secretary Peel attended the ceremony. game. Art. 13. 'The Government of Colombia engage. to emo to be confined. Lord W. Russell, by the Duke of Wellington. other • with his Britannic 3lojesty to obtain the total abolition of the __ ewe , Sir George Nayler, Garter King at Arms, was presented 2. They shall be held, as far as regards the Republic, plated out General Hunt, on promotion, slave trade, and to prolobit m the most effectual manner all pesos CITY, WEDNEsDAT Erkertuo. by Mr. Secretary Canning, on his return from his mission General Viscount Berestord, on promotion, of the pale of Me rights of nations, inhabiting the territories of Colombia from taking any part in such to invest the Kin of France with the Order of the • • 3. All together with their ea taine supercargoes, and g I:mut-General Sir G. IValker, on appoiatinent to be Commander. vessels,ls • r traffic. The Money Markets were In a very uninterest leg state the whole 1 • Garter. in-Chief at Madras. owners, who may succour the fortress of Callao, Ibe refused Art. 14. And inasmuch as it is convenient and necessary to fad. of the day; and the English Market wart particularly dull, byentrance into the ports of the Republic. reason The Duke of York presented tire following distinguished The Rev. John Watts, M.A., one of the preachers at Whitehall litate to the utmost a mutual good understanding between the two of its being a holiday at the Bank. The bargains in Reduced perso toted Aides-de-Cam to Chapel, by the lion. and Rev . E. Tumour. 4. All persons who shall succour the fortress of Callao by land Contracting Parties, and to remove, beforehand, every kind of , , on their beim , a ) ul 0 IPo P shall suffer death. The Dean of Worcester, upon being promoted to he Bishop of difficulty, and that other Articles may be proposed and added to Annuities were dune at 9041, and in Consols for the Opening at the King :- • St. David's. & All Spaniards shall be excepted fro n the penalty of the 2cl t h e present Treaty , w hi c h , f or t h e want of t i me an d t h e pressure 91 in Lord Clinton, Sir John Harvey, Colonel Sir Charles broke • The Bishop In the Foreign Stock Exchange the chief business was the set. Vere, Col. Elphiostone, Col. Gil Arson, Cal. Downtuan, CoL J. I'. . See of Salisbury. , ciliated, shall fulfil the compact by which they are lawfully I. .and. sion, it has been agreed, and is hereby agreed, on the part of both Jones, Col. Dick, Lord Salknoi, Col. Dr:pigtail, Cot Sir -Evan 0. A copy of this decree shall be passed to the COIDIUID{ICII of Bement of accounts for to-morrow. Solt!) American Securities, Lieut.-Colonel D. Malley, C.B. on appointment to the g9th Powers, that they shall mutually endeavour, with the least possi. Murray Macgregor, Ban os l'ol. Thornton, Colonel Gibbs, Col. cc: o mens. neutral forces stationed in the Pacific. ble delay, to treat and epee upon the articles that may be found notwithstanding the trilling business doing, may be quoted higher, Henry Windham, and Sir U. Burgh. ' . Lieut.-General Sir R. Dunkin, as Colonel of the 80th regiment, Let the foregoing be printed, published, and circulated. wanting in this Treaty, and which may be judged mutually advao. Colombian Bonds being 661, and Mexican Scrip 21 2 discount Besides the Dukes of York, Cambridge, and Gloucester, and on receiving the Grand Cross of the Royal Guelphic Order. (liven in the Dictatorial Palette( Lima, on the lid ofJanunr7l tageous ; and such articles, when they arc agreed upon and duly 'Eh. Old Spanish Bonds were 214 2, and the New 17. Greek and Prince Leopold, there were present the Duke of Brun. LieutoGeneral Lloyd. 17th Lancers, on promotion. 1026-4th of the Republic. ratified, shall form part of the resent Treaty of Amity, Com. Scrip rallied considerably towards the close of the Market. It left wick and Prince William of Brunswick. Major-General Sir C. Doyle, upon bring appointed to the Staff BOLIVAR. cetera, and Navigation. in Ireland. . By order of his Excellency, Art. 15. The present Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Nav off at 11, 104 discount. The Bonds were at 49. Danish Scrip The following Ambassadors end Ministers were p e e. 111 • 0 . ajor- eneral Sir R. O'Callaghan, on his appointment to the Joss SANCHEZ CAIRION. gation shall be ratified by the President or Vice-President, iti. was at 3, 24 discount, and Brazilian ditto, If discount. We have sent :- command in North Britain. - trusted with the Executive Power of the Republic of Colombia, The Porta ese, Netherlands, Mennish once or twice given the quotations of the new scheme in French sereei4l. Bavarian, ti utemburg, Sardinian , Russ i an, the Am.- n i mo neral s Been., promotion. Coffee. - - - 114 12 dollars per quintal. and of his 3lajesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Rennes; not because at the time we believed that any real business rican Charged 'Affaires, and the French Charge d'Affaires; the '• - -Ge S. on laeut.-Colonel R. 11. De Montmorency, half-pay Royal York Cocoa . . . - 26 dollars per renege. Britain and Ireland, and the ratification stall be exchanged in was doing in them, but merely to satisfy the curiosity of our First Lord of the 'Treasury, the President of the Council, the Lord Hussars, on his return from Prance • Indigo . . . . None London within six months from the present day, or sooner if Privy Seal, the Secretaries of Sta-e for the Home, foreign,and s readers respecting the price a ;iced fora stock that is at present ex. .. Colonel Higgins, 3d Guards, by his Royal Highness the Duke Cotton -- .. . . 13 dollars per quintal. possible. Departments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Colonkl - of Gloucester, on promotton Hides . . . . 101 dollars per quintal. In testimony of which, the respective Plenipotentiaries have ma. ci.:ng some interest. We have to day very particularly inquired plaster - General of the Ordnance, the First Lord of the Admiralty , • ' 1 , General Sir W. T. Gallwey, on his appointment to the 31 Drs - tually signed and sealed these prebents. into tbe,transactions that have takeo place in this security, and the the President of the Board of Control. the Master of the How -• goon Guards. . result of our inquiries is, that the business in the New French the Cord Chamberlain. the N'ice.Chamberlain. the Groom of the Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Bradford, on his appointment to the TREATY OP AMITY, COMMERCE, AND Given in the City of Bogota, the 18th day of the month of April, Stole, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the Captain of the Ho- in the year of our Lord 1025. 1 lof the Co one ey Itentes has been purely nominal. A few brokers, we believe, have Corps o Gentlemen Pensioners, the Chief Justice of the nourable f talked largely about them, and some probably hold them to a large Court of Common Pleas, the Judge Advocate, the Solicitor-Get c a d mic ,. • 1118 MAJESTY THE KING OF THE UNITED KING. PEDRO BRICENO 3IENDEZ. amount, by way of what is technically termed a hedge ; but upon the neral, and his Excellency Lieut.-Governor Beard. Sir Charles 11. Coote on his appointment to the command of the DOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. JOHN POTTER HAMILTON. . Viocount Strengford K.C.B. was resented h Mr. Secretary PATRICK CAMPBELL. very best authority we are satisfied that the public have had nothing Queen's County Militia, by the Honourable Lieutenant-General .-........-- Canning, on Ins being appointed Ambassador Extraordinary arid m ea d ow , In the name of the Most Holy Trinity. Amur 'meat Aar tcsr.-Inasmuch as in the present state of to do with them ; and in the absence of all orders up to this hour Minister Plenipot • I C ourt to Pete b h • • . enttary at t►le 1.1 ...I. TII urg . 3lajor-General Sir Alexander Bryce on promotion, by Lieut.- Whereas extensive commercial relations having been established the Colombian marine, it would not be posiible for any Colombian to make bona fi de purchases in them, it is fair to infer that the The following were also present :- General Sir James Kempt. fora series of years between certain Provinces or Countries of Anne- to take the benefit of the reciprocity established in the bth, 6th, and public do not, after all the burtle that has been made in this new. Dukes-Leeds, Grafton, Portland, Richmond, Gordon, Nrel- Lieutenant-General Walker on promotion, by General Cham- rime which, united together, now form the Republic of tolombia, 7th Articles of the Treaty signed this day, if that part which art_ tangled Beaufort: Montrose, and Dorset. and the dominions of his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom pulates that, in order to be considered as a Colombian vessel, the tangled scheme, care to mix themselves up with it. Pare. Marquises-Aylesbury, Conyngeam, IVoreetter, Tweeddale, lajor•General Sir James Campbell on appointment of Gevemor of Great Britain and Ireland, it has been deemed advisable, LI well vessel must have been really built in Colombia, it has been agreed The Share Market is nearly without variation. An to Mexican Donegan, A nglesea, Hastings, Le.flonoeny, Camden, Winches- of Grenada and return from his command at Ceylon, by Lieut.- for the security and encouragement of that commercial intercourse, that for the space of seven years, reckoned from the date of the ra• Shares are 85, N. The Unite! Mexican 28, 30; those of the ter, Palmella, and Graliam. General Riall. as for the maintenance of that good understanding between his said tification of this Treaty, all vessels, wherever they may have been General Mining Company 11, 12, and the Rock. Salt Shares & bb- Earle-Caernarvon, Belfast, Morley, Harcourt, Delaware. Lieutenant-General W. H. Blackford, E. I. C. Service, on pro- Majesty and the said Republic which now subsists b etween t h em , built, that are howl fide the property of one or more of the citizens Macclesfield. Liverpool, Weennorland, Harrowhy, Common. Chi- moti o n, by the Hon. Douglas Kinnaird. that those relations should be known and confirmed by means of aof Colombia, and whose Captain, and three-fourth parts of the In the Colonial market fine strong Jamaica Rum went off briskly cheater , • Talbert , • db k Aberdeen, Ca ' , Bathurst, Hamngton. Skit roc e. tain Donaldson on his promotion, by Rear-Admiral Sit treaty of amity, commerce, and navigation. mariners, at the least, are also Colombian citizens, except in those at 3s. to 3s. 2d. per gallon. Coffee was full 2s. per cot, higher, Mansfield, Verulam, Tankerville, Ormonde and Ossory, Klima. Thomas Hardy. They have for this purpose mutually named their respective Pk. cases especially provided for by law, shall be considered as (Odom. and the quotations in Sugar were steady, and a fair business doing rey, Orford, al almabury Wilton, Hard wicke, Egremonts Den- The Rev. Dr. nudge on his appointment as Domestic Chaplain nipotentimies, viz. on the part of the Vice-President, invested with bisn vessels. His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of in it. high, Cardigan, (Bengali, ' Darlington, Caledon, Cathcart, Shrews- to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, by the Bisbee o the Executive Power of the Republic of Colombia, Pedro Gual Great Britain and Ireland, reserving to himself the right, et the __ a bury, Rosslyn. London. Secretary of State for the Foreign Affairs of the same, and General end of the said term of Seven years, to enforce the principle of mu ' rueounts-Derthurst, Tumour, Dudley and Ward, Strang- Lieutenant-Colonel Peach, Dermal Army, on his return from Pedro Briceno 31endes, and on the part of his Majesty the King of tual restriction stipulated in the torenth Article above referred A L:gwaril Island Mail arrived yesterday ; by which ford, Dunlow, Melville, Sydney, Ileresford, Forbes, Templeton, India, by !Major-General Sir Wm. Keir Grant. f Great Britain and Ireland, John Potter Hamilton, Esquire, and to, if the interests of the British shipping should be injured by letters have been received from Grenada to the 9th May, an d Belgrave. Lieutenant-Colonel the Honourable Seymour Bathurst on pro- Patrick Campbell, Esquire, who, after having form Illy exchanged the present exception of that reciprocity in favour of Colombian from Antigua to the 12th, from Berbice to the 30th April, Lords-Clinton, J. Russell, flurghersh, Ongley, C. Rumen, motion. their respective full powers, have agreed to and concluded the tot ls vesse and from Trinidad to the 18th May. The weather has Titchtield. Ravensworth , G. Bentinek, Alyanley, Binning. W. Lieutenant-Colonel Macro, Military Secretary to the Marquis of lowing articles :- The present additional Article shall have the same force and valie Russell, Rendlesham Cawdor, !Macdonald, R. Manners, Dun. Hastings, by General Sir John Doyle. Article 1. There shall be a lasting, firm, and sincere amity be. d i ty, as if it had been inserted word for word in the Treat i n been particularly stormy and heavy at Grenada. The ad- _ . s y, . y,g n od wich. F. Beauclerk. be la Zoucle, Ducie, Stafford, Saltoun, Bru. Lieutenant. General Sir William Hutchinson on promotion, by tween the Republic and people of Colombia. and the domlntons this day :it shall be ratified, and the ratifications exchanged at vices from Berbice state that there was every appearance of :knell, Lynedoelt, Fitzroy Somerset, Dlaryborougb, C. Almoners, Major-General Sir Andrew Barnard. and subjects of his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of the same time. the breaking up of the .dry weather at that Island. The Forester, Porehester. Lieutenant-General Lord Etlwatd Somerset on proLmtion, by Great Britain and Ireland, his heirs and successors. In faith of which, the respective Plenipotentiaries have severally le:ters from St. Vinceni contain no news. The Anne has Bishops--Salisbury, London, and St. David's. the Duktof Ileaufort. A rt. 2. There shall be a reciprocal liberty of commerce between signed, and put their seals to it. arrived from Jamaica in 37 days. She sailed from Port Right llonoNrablee-G. Canning, Robert Peel, Frederick Ito. Lieuteeant Paget on his appointment to the Coldstream Guards, all the territories of Colombia and the territories of his Britannic ~ . hinson Stratford Canning, Sir J. Sinclair, Sir C. Long, W. Wynn, by Mr. Berkeley Pages Majesty in Europe. The citizens and subjects of the two coun - Given in the City of Bogota, the 18th day of the month of April, Antonio on tile 22d May. She brings no papers, and _in the year of our Lord 11126. Becket. Lieutenant John Somerville, R.N. on being permitted to accept tries respectively shall have liberty to go, freely and securely, with very few letters. That received by the consignee's merely ihnionvabler-W. Ashley. R. Donde', W. Jervis, A. Alfredo- and wear the Order of a Knight of the Tower and Sword, granted their ships and cargoes, to all those parts, ports, and rivers in the PEDRO GUAL. refers to her sailing, and other matters connected nald, Colonel Wodehouse, Lieut.-Colonel Dawson. Russell Bar- by his Most Faithful Majesty, by Sir - W. J. Hope. beforementioned territories, where it is permitted or may be per. PEDRO BRICENO MENDEZ. with the vessel. Indeed the port from whence she ringtoo, William Barrington, Captain Rous, R.N., J. A. Ellis, Lieutenant Alexander Groom, R.N. by Vice-Admiral Sir W. mitted for other foreigners to enter the same, and to remain and JOHN POTTER HAMILTON. G sailed is not one favourable for the transmission of intel- J. .W. Forester, W. Pousonby , W. Cust, Rev. W. Herbert, Hope, K.C.B. reside in any part of the said tertitories respectively : also to hire PATRICK CAMPBELL. Rev. C. Tumour, E. Petro, Captain S. M. Gardner, J. S. Cooke, LieuteosnoColonel Forrest, E. 1. C.'s Service, by Lord LYne- and occupy houses and warehouses for the purposes of their con- a ligence. Colonel lonnthend, Major Cum. Douglas Kinnaird, 0. A. Ellis, cloth, on promotion. merce; and generally the merchants and traders of each nation re- COLOMBIA. The Quebec Gazette of the 23d of May says-" The 31. P., and a great number of distinguished persons. Captain W. 0. Agar, OD his promotion, by the Honourable spectively shall enjoy the most complete protection and security in ---°O llO .---- weather for a few days past has been beautifui ; vegetation The following were aroot‘ the numerous presentations: George Apr Ellis, M.P. their commerce, always being subject to the laws and statutes of CUSTOM-HOUSE OF LA GUAYRA DEPARTMENT is making the most extraordinary progress, and much of Colonel SirJoien Harvey, K.L.H. and CIL, Deputy Adjutant. Captain Skinner, I st Dragoon Guards, by Sir Arthur Chichester , the two countries respectively. , OF VENEZUELA. the farmers' labour is done. Some kinds of trees are nearly General in Capads, upon his return from Canada. on his promotion. mArt. 3. His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great in leaf, and several in full bloom. The meadows are _Mr. the latees Rgh n Pr ; Earl Bathurst. 'dent of the Court of Justice in Cartaiin H. Forster, Royal Artillery, on his promotion, by his Britain and Ireland, engages, furthermore tha t the citizens of father. Colombia shall have the same ' • • liberty of commerce and navigation General Return of Imports and Exmts through the above Port , i luxuriant, and the wheats have shot up so fast that they .. 4 i r eni l 7. 4 . b wave its the wind. The thermometer rose to-day 10 80 defrees of Fahrenheit's scale hi the shade. y ' i t t HeraldE if his from Cant. ( in *Moo oods, Norio k e xtraor wary, on return the Garter 3lission to the King of France, by Sir C. Na der . icke, King's D n Guards, by Lieut.-Col. Teesdale. w hichasbeen stipulated in the foregoing article, in all his domi- Capt. % "errand on promotion. h nions situated out of Europe, as extensively as it is now r - pi. His Excellency Lieutenant - Governor Beard, on his return from Capt. W. Burrowes , 17th Lancers, on his appointment, by Gen- mitted, or may hereafter be permitted, to any other nation. from the Ist of July, 1323, to the 31:1th of June, 1824, as taken from the Custom-house Books. Viscount Beresford. Art. 4. No other or higher duties shall be imposed upon the im. IMPORTATION. fhe New York papers state that the wife and family of the West Indies, on leave of absence. sae Vyvian on being appointed Inspector. Mor Pringle Taor on promotion. portation into the territones of Colombia of any articles the na. the Ex-Einperor Ituibide, of Mexico, were daily expected Ge 3 n l ;; i ia r- o l lravalr Sir • Yallf gh Co dln C ap e Cary pro m otion , by NI "or Cm Sir C . W. Doyle, Cll ral od d • " • y, by hi s Roy i ness the Inman er• . on .sj. , . •• tu pr uce, pro uctions, or manufacturer' of the tlominions his at that city, where they purpose establishing their permit- Chief. Major Denham, 17th regiment, by Earl Bathurst, on his return Britannic Majesty, nor shall other or higher duties be imposed on p • Proceeding f Amount Amount tient residence. Mr. C. Young, York Herald, Secretary to the Mission for in. from the interior of Africa. the importation into the territories of his Britannic Majesty, of any Letters from Pernambuco of the 27th April state, that vesting his bloat Christian Majesty with the Order of the Garter, Capt. Sir Michael Seymour on his appointment to his Majesty's articles, the natural produce, productions, or manufactures of Co. from is d, i I ~i . of of James Rogers, of New York, who had been for some time by Sir G. Nayler , yacht the Royal George. lombia, than what are paid, or may be paid, for similar articles, •-&- = - 5 V g Cargoes. Duties. m lei to mi Mi Sir Henryton, Bart. on being appointed Equery to his Royal Lieut. King on promotion, by Si Richard King. the natural produce, productions, or manufactures of any other imprisoned for being engaged with the Revolutionists, „r fleas 7: Prince Leopold, by Prince Leopold. Eneign Wynyard on appointment, by Lieut.-Col. Wynyard• foreign country ; nor shall other or higher duties or imposts be - - .. was executed, with two others, on the 12th of that month. .. e cut.-General Fuller, on promotion, and on being appointed Ensign Berkeley on his return from Corfu, by Earl Bathurst. levied in the territories or dominions of any of the contracting England - 1 12 - 13 642,756 74 114,13 H 04 lie is raid to have exhibited the greatest calmness till Equery to the Duke of Cambridge. Capt. J. Johnson by Major-Gen. Sir W. Keir Grant, K.C.B. parties, on the exportation of any articles for the territories or do- llamburgh 1 3- - 4 221,331 6 12.1;73 3 the time of his death, and to have warned the peoploagainat Lieut.-General Sir James Kempt , upon Promotion, and on re. Mr. Geo. Foy, his Majesty's Consul at Stockholm, by Mr. Se- m i n i ons o f t h e ot h er t h an those which are paid or may be paid for France -.- 2 2•- 4 67.641 ro 16,609 I the designs of the Emperor. turning to Nova Scotia, by Earl Bathurst. cretary ('anning. the exportation of the like articles for any other foreign country; link. Stares .- 37 2 3 - 65 1,026,372.6 214,684 04 The Rev. John Hewlett, sector of lidgay , and Morning Lieut.-Ca miles, n t h m o ment , on hi s re t urn f r om service in nor shall any prohibition be imposed on the importation or exports. Tin Colonies - ) 1 ell - 79 712,899 7 173,391 II 8.D., R , The Lirbon Gazette contains a very long article respect- India, by Lieut.-General Sir R. 31•Farlane. Preacher at the Foundling Hospital. Lion of any articles the natural produce, productions, or menu. Prizes - - - - - U 24 204,173 4 27,263 2 ing Brazil, tending to chow that when his Majesty went The Her. J. S. Pons, on his appointment to the Dutch Chapel, Lieut.-Col. Keightley, 11th Coot, on his appointment, by Major- factures of the dominions and territories of Colombia, or of his to reside in that country, he did every thing possible to et. James Palace, 's by the Bishop of London. General Sir A. Barr • • ard Britannic Majesto, either for or from the said territories of Co- Total - 2 63 98 24 196 ' 975 , 396 7 016.847 7 Letters from Pernambuco of the 27th April state, that James Rogers, of New York, who had been for some time imprisoned for being engaged with the Revolutionists, was executed, with two others, on the 12th of that month. He is said to have exhibited the greatest calmness till the time of his death, and to have warned the people against the designs of the Emperor. The Li,bon Gazette contains a very long article respect.' ing Brazil, tending to chow that whan his Majesty went to reside in that country, he did every thing possible to establish a liberal and wise system of Government, calcu lated to carry to the high•.it degree the prosperity of that Colony ; when he left it to return to Europe, he left his son as his representative, to bring maturity to the system which he had himself begun to introduce with so much advantage to the country ; that it is notorious, that on his Majesty's arrival in Europe, be found his power usurped by the Cortes, and that they alone were the authors of those inconsiderate decrees, which, recalling Don Pedro to F:arope and ordering other violent measures, seemed to have no other object than to destroy the work of his Majesty's wisdom, and to introduce into Brazil the same canfluion and anarchy as in Portugal. The article con clude* by expressing the hope that, after all, the proofs given by his Majesty of his affection for Brazil, will secure to his Majesty a corresponding feeling in the inhabitants of that kingdom which he so highly favoured. The latest letters from Madrid contradict the report of the seizure of the Portuguese Ambassador's papers at Aranjues, but state that he has received repeated insults from the Spanish Court, particularly from the Princesses. It appears that there is no other motive for this conduct than his being the representative of a Government which has latterly shown a tendency to liberal doctrines. By the same letters we learn that the Military Commissions for the trial of Constitutionalists are in full activity, although the Council of Castile has recommended their suppression. Upwards of forty executions have taken place at Madrid during the last two months. The situation of the lower claines throughout Spain is said to be truly wretched, the late severe and unprecedented frosts having materially in. jived the corn and vines; the price of bread and wine has been nearly every where increased beyond their means of purchase ; the Constitutional bands increase daily ; one , thief, named Periquillo, is in the mountains of Toledo with a regular troop of cavalry, the chain of which extends to the frontiers of Portugal. Extract of a letter from Malta, dated May 21 :—" A Greek vessel of war has just arrived here, bringing ac 'ounts of the capture of fourteen Turkish transports. The l'a ha of Egypt is reported to be dead." D‘apatches, dated the 27th of April, have been received from Sierra Leone. The Colony continued in a very healty state. Madame Manson, who, in the tragic drama of Faaldes, played so memorable a part, died la:ely at Versailles. Donourabler—W. Ashley. R. Dundas, W. Jervis, A. Maeda nald, Colonel Wodehouse, Lieut.-Colonel Dawson. Russell Bar. ringtoo, William Barrington, Captain Rous, R.N., J. A. Ellis, J. G. W. Forester, W. Ponsonby, IV. Cust, Nee. W. Herbert, Rev. C. Turnout, E. Petre, Captain S. M. Gardner, J. S. Cooke, Colonel los nshend, Major Clue. Douglas Kinnaird, 0. A. Ellis, M.P., and a great number of distinguished persons. The following were among the numerous presentations: Colonel Sir John Harvey, K.C.H. and C. 8., Deputy Adjutant. General in Canada, upon his return from Cana da. Mr. Sergeant Rough, late President of the Court of Justice in Demerara, by the Right Hon. the Earl Bathurst. Mr. Woods, Norfolk Herald Extraordinary, on his return from the Garter Mission to the King of France, by Sir G. Nayler. His Excellency Lieutenant. Governor Beard, on his return from the lVest Indies, on leave of absence. 3injor-General Sir Hussey Vyvian on being appointed Inspector. General of Cavalry, by his Royal Highness the Commander-in- Chief. Mr. C. Young, York Herald, Secretary to the Mission for in. vesting his Most Christian Majesty with the Order of the Garter, by Sir G. Nayler. Sir Henry Seton, Bart. on being appointed Equery to his Royal Highness Prince Leopold, by Prance Leopold. Lieut.. General Fuller, on promotion, and on being appointed Equery to the Duke of Cambridge. Lieut.-General Sir James Keno, upon promotion, and on re. turning to Nova Scotia, by Earl Bathurst. The Rev. John Hewlett, 8.D., Rector of Hilgay, and Morning Preacher at the Foundling Hospital. The Her. J. S. Pons, on his appointment to the Dutch Chapel, St. James's Palace, by the Bishop of London. Captain Clifford, R.N. on his return fro.n foreign service, by the Duke of Leeds. Captain Hugh Clapperton, R.N. on Ms return from the Interior of Africa, and on his promotion, by Earl Bethune. Captain Mundy, on his appolistnient to the Prince Regent yacht. Captain J. C. White, on his appointment to his Majesty's yacht Royal Charlotte, by Viscount Melville. Captain Franklaud, 2Uth Regiment, by his father, the Rev. R. Franklanil. Captain 31. Seymour, on befog promoted to the rant of Corn. mender, by Sir Al. Seymour. Captain J. Montague, R.N. on his promotion, by Vice. Ad. miral Sir E. Codrington. Captain G. Barney, C. 8., on his going abroad, by Major-Ge neral Moore. The Marquis of Worcester, by the Puke of Beaufort. Hon. Alexander Macdonald, by his tither, Lord Macdonald. lion. J. G. Weld Forester, by Lord C. Manners. Lord Charles Russell, on his appointment to a Cornetcy in the Blues, by the Duke of Wellington. Lord Ongley, by Mr. M. Burgoyne. Viscount Dunlo, by the Earl of Ormond. Rev. Dr. Jamieson, to present his Dictionary to the King, by Lord Binning. Dr. B. Babington, on going abroad, by Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. Colonel Baron Twyll, on his promotion, by the Marquis A nglesea. Sir Robert Lawley by Marquis Conyngham. lilt. Spencer Kilderbcc, on his marriage, by the Earl of Stradbroke. Lient..Col. Simpson (unattached) on his promotion, by the Hon. Col. Townshend. Alarquis of Tweeddale by the Duke of Wellington. Lieut.-Col. Montagu by Vice-Admiral Sir J. Gore. COl. Sir Geo. Berkeley on his promotion, by Earl Bathurst. Itlajor.Gen. Dahl= on his promotion and return from India. Major-Gen. Lord Fitzroy Somerset ou his promotion, by the Duke of Wellington. Major-Gen. Sir J. Maclean on his promotion, by Lieut.. General Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Bsrt. Mr. Harry Scott, his Majesty's Consul at Bordeauz, by Mr. Se. enemy Canning. Col. Ximenea on his promotion and appointment to the 16th re giment, by Viscount Beresford. Lieut.. Col. Moore on his promotion, by the 3larquis of Hastings. Captain Bulketey on his promotion, by Earl Cathcart. Captain Austin on his appointment to be Colonel of the Royal Marines. In the name of the Most Holy Trinity. Whereas extensive commercial relations having been established for a series of years between certain Provinces or Countries of Ame rica, which, united together, now form the Republic of Colombia, and the dominions of his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, it has been deemed advisable, as well for the security and encouragement of that commercial intercourse, as for the maintenance of that good understanding between his said Majesty and the said Republic which now subsists between them, that those relations should be known and confirmed by means of a treaty of amity, commerce, and navigation. They have for this purpose mutually named their respective Ple. nipotentiseies. viz. on the part of the Vice-President, invested with the Executive Power of the Republic of Colombia, Pedro Gual Secretary of State for the Foreign Affairs of the same, and General Pedro Briceno Mender, and on the part of his Majesty the King of Great Britain and Ireland, John Potter Hamilton, Esquire, and Patrick Campbell. Esquire, who, after having form illy exchanged their respective full powers, have agreed to and concluded the MI. lowing articles : Article 1. There shall be a lasting, firm and sincere amity be. tween the Republic and people of Colombia. and the dominions and subjects of his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, his heirs and successors. A rt. 2. There shall be a reciprocal liberty of commerce between all the territories of Colombia and the territories of his Britannic Majesty in Europe. The citizens and subjects of the two coun. tries respectively shall have liberty to go, freely and securely, with their ships and cargoes, to all those parts, porta, and rivers in the beforenientioned territories, where :t is permitted or may be per mitted for other foreigners to enter the same, and to remain and reside in any part of the said tertitories respectively: also to hire and occupy houses and warehouses for the purposes of their com merce; and generally the merchants and traders of each nation re spectively shall enjoy the most complete protection and security in their commerce, always being subject to the laws and statutes of the two countries respectively. JeArt. 3. His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, engages, furthermore, that the citizens of Colombia shall have the same liberty of commerce and navigation which has been stipulated in the foregoing article, in all his nions situated out of Europe, as extensively as it is now pie mitted, or may hereafter be permitted, to any other nation. Art. 4. No other or higher duties shall be imposed upon the im portation into the territories of Colombia of any articles, the na. tural produce, productions, or manufactures of the dominions his Britannic Majesty, nor shall other or higher duties be imposed on the importation into the territories of his Britannic Majesty, of any articles, the natural produce, productions, or manufactures of Co lombia, than what are paid, or may be paid, for similar articles. the natural produce, productions, or manufactures of any other foreign country ; nor shall other or higher duties or imposts be levied b the territories or dominions of any of the contracting parties, on the exportation of any articles for the territories or do minions of the other than those which are paid or may be paid for the exportation of the like articles for any other foreign country; nor shall any prohibition be imposed on the importation or exporta tion of any articles the natural produce, productions, or manu. factures of the dominions and territories of Colombia. or of his Britannic Majesty, either for or from the said territories of Co lombia, or for or from the said territories of his Britannic Majesty, that are not equally extended to all other nations. Art. 5. No other or higher duties or imposts shall be levied on account of tonnage, light-house dues, or port fees. pratigae, sal. sage in cane of damage or shipwreck, or any other local expenses in any of the ports in the territories of his Britannic Majesty, on Colombian vessels, than the payments in the same ports by Britah vessels, nor in the ports of Colombia, on British vessels, than the payments in the same by Colombian vessels. Art. 6. The same duties shall be paid on the importation into the dominions of his Britannic Majesty of any articles the natural produce, productions, or manufactures of Colombia, whether that importation be made in British or Colombian vessels ; and the same duties shall be paid on the importation into the territories of Colombia of any articles the natural produce, productions, or ma nufactures of the dominions of his Britannic Majesty, whether that importation be made in Colombian or British vessels. The same duties shall be paid, and the same discount and bounties granted on the exportation of any articles the natural produce, pro ductions, or manufactures of Colombia for the dominions of his Britannic Majesty, whether that importation be made in British or Colombian vessels, and the same duties shall be paid, and the same discount and bounties granted, on the exportation for Co lombia of any articles the natural produce, productions, or ma. nufactures of the dominions of his Britannic Majesty, wt.ether that exportation be made in Colombian or British vessels. Art. 7, To avoid any misunderstanding with respect to the regu. lations which may respectively constitute a Colombian or British vessel, it is hereby agreed dist all vessels built within the territories of Colombia, and belonging to a Colombian citizen or citizens, and whose captain and three-fourth pans of the mariners, at the least, are citizens of Colombia, except in such extreme Cans as are other. wise especially provided for by law, shall be considered as Colom. Man vessels; and all vessels built within the dominions of his Bri. tannic Majesty, and belonging to a British subject or subjects, and whose captain and three-fourth parts of the mariners, at the least, are British subjects, except in such extreme cases as are otherwise especially provided for by law, shall be considered as British yes. ads. ARTICLES IMPORTED. First class of goods - - 64,277 71 Second ditto - - 1,492,200 0 Third ditto - . - 312,433 6 Fourth ditto - • 124,141 51 Fifth ditto - . . 499,158 7 Sixth Ditto - - . 92,808 5 Ninth Ditto, or spirits - 1.8.124 3 Prizes - - - 204,173 4 Earl Porchester, on being appointed Major of the West Somer set Yeomanry, by Earl Carnuron. • General Grey, on promotion, by the Earl of Rosalyn. Major-General Sir R. D: Jackson, K.C.B. on promotion. by Gen. Sir J. W. Gordon, Bart. K.C.B. Rear-Admiral Baker by Sir G. Cockburn. Major-General 'Hurray Macgregor, on his promotion, by Gen. Lord Lynedoch. Major-General Sir E. Blakeney, on his promotion, by Gen. Sir A. Clarke. Lieutenant-General O'Log,hlin, on his promotion, by the Earl of Harrington. Rear-Admiral Scott, C.D. on his peornotioo, by the Duke of Montrose Mr. John Mack. by Col. Miles, 09th Regiment. Rev. Sir Philip Egerton by the Earl of Caledun. Rey. J. W. 11 orthington by Sir AVm. Ileechey. Viscount Turnout by Lieut.-Gen. Thornton. Lient..Coloncl Sir 'l'. P. nankin, on his Knighthood, by Lieut.- Gen. Sir W. K. Grant. Lieut.-Colonel Lluellyn. on his return from the Continent, by Major-Gen. Sir .1. Campbell. K.C.B. Lieut. Master, Ist Dragoon Guards, on hia appointment and promotion, by Lieut.-Col. Teesdale. pistil Raines, 77th Regiment. on his promotion. Admiral Sir J. Gore on his promotion, by Vice Admiral Sir G. Cockburn. - 31ajor-General Woodford on his promotion, by the Duke of Gordon. Captain Edward Bruce, R.N. C.H. on his appointment, as Col. of Royal Marines. Captain Fremantle, R.N., by Sir G. Cockburn. Captain Raines on his appointment to the 51st Regiment, by Lieut.-Gene-al Sir W. Hutchinson. _ _ AI Nor Fogerty, 33d Regiment, on his return from Ja1111111:3. Major Eden on his promotion, by Sir T. Hislop. Major Jones Grome on his promotion and return from Ireland. hlajor Lindam, Hanoverian Infantry, or. his protnation, by Count 31 oilmen__ Major Hyde, by the Duke of Montrose. Alajor M etre, 3ith Regiment, by General Lord Lynedoch. Major Cuat, Nth Regiment, on his promotion, by the Earl of Chichester. After the Levee, Major-General S!r James Campbell, K.C.8., was introduced into the Royal Closet, by Sir G. Nayler, and knighted and invested with the ensign of a Knight Commander of the Bath ; the General was nomi nated two years ago, when on service at Ceylon. The following officers were then introduced by Sir G. Nayler, Garter, into the Royal Closet, and invest( d with the Star of a Knight Commander, on attaining respectively the rank of Major-General and Rear Admiral:— Sir Admiral Sir Thomas Masternian Hardy- Bart., 51ajor-G.n. Sir Euward Blakeney, Sir John APLean, Sir Richard Downes Jackson, Sir H. 1. Bouverie, and Lord Fitzroy Somerset. Sir Edward Blakeney and Lord Fitzroy Somerset were knighted upon this occasion ; the other officers having pre viously received that honour. Art. 8. All merchants, commanders of vessels, and other citizens and subjects of the Republic of Colombia and of his Britannic Ma.. jeaty, shall have perfect liberty in all the territories of both Powers respectively, to act for themselves in the management of their own affairs or confide them to the management of whomsoever they may please, as broker, factor, agent, or interpreter ; nor shall they be obliged to employ any other persona whatever for those par. pores, nor to pay them any salary or remuneration, unless they wish so to employ them; and absolute liberty shall be given in all cues to the purchaser and verdor to contract and 8s the price of any effects, merchandise, or manufactures imported or exported from the territories of any of the two contracting parties, according as they shall themselves think proper. Alt. 9. In all that relates to the lading or unladine of resale, the security of the merchandise, manufacture, sod effe As. the in heritance of moveable goods, and the dislosisioa of movable pro- Note.—These classifications are made agreeably to 1 25th of September, of the year 11, respecting import d all the additional one thereon, of the 2d of August, of 2,R75,308 7 the law of Me duties. as well • the year 13. EXPORTATION. Amount Amount Destination. of of C a Cargoes. Duties. England - - - 9 3 12 mass 0 36.586 7 Hamburgh - - 2 2 12.375 3 6.229 6 France - - 1 3 96,310 2 6,624 3 Geneva . - - 1 1 2.250 0 225 n United States . 28 16 16 669.039 6 67.362 :+4 Colombian Ports - 1 I 5.439 2 543 7 The Colonies - 6 26 1 62 305,391 1 28,403 1 ' Total - 17 86 1127 1,506.687 6 14 8, 97 3 4 PRODUCE EXPORTED. Cacao (forego') 27,600 14 lbs. Hoban, of Capiri 030 lbs. , Coffee (ouirtals) 48,683 411 Ditto - - _ 1 PRODt Com ( 'lungs') 27,600 14 Cofer (quirtals) 48,683 44i Indigo (do.) - 1,702 5 Cotton (do.) - 1,691 0 Sanaparilla (do.) N GI Helebore (do.) 14 76 Vanilla (do ) 1 hl3 Owes . o.' , d Herron - 0 23 La Guayra, April 26, 1825. :XPORTED. Balsam of Capivi 0 50 Ibo. Ditto - • 1 0 Tobacco - 115 57 Tiger Skins . 8 Sheep Skins . 44,620 0 Papelon (Itwis) 10 honey (demijohns) 25 0 Mahogany (log.) 10 0 J. A. OONELIa. 1 We understand that a deputation from the America* Chamber of Commerce waited on Mr. King yesterday, a. solicit the honour of Isis company to dine with the Melt hers of the Association ; but we are sorry to barn, th at owing to indisposition from the voyage, Mr. K.:nk waf unable to accept of the invitation.—Liverpool Ad:tauter. , f Tuesday. ...„ . „ . . I ' i il 1 1 1 I ' i . 1 i t I 4. 1 • : 1 4 'l I ' i i I 1 1 r t 11 i ~l 111 (1 1 ! • 7 f . ii I . , o 4,‘, 1 i t 411 , ; ; . i fil I 110 . # 1 • I 14 1 - s if I , • i e i [ ' kr 'I 1 : . - 4.-. ' r I . ' . . I i 1 i I 1 At' I . .1 , .1 • 0 ) fi:l i i (1 . i a F. 1 K it J. J t' ) 16 ' i 't ' Viol, -