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- --. Illirlir , WWWWlP.Y.Wpfr . gitrtrlgisur --- ( % - fr4i l i ''' .. ) 1---ir— i ) , , t , , .....).... ~.~- / .4.:. - . Cent. . Per ' C) ?-ire— - ' . ... - •'-• • •••- •'' - ' - ' s. • . • •-, , t:t I. -*. •••• - C----. 1 'ti . --/ „....... . o:,‘ r Aitil'ir,. ''t il • • --,-% tiiiiti , rt L [ . .Li-gios:.l*.zatiolleAr-',4ril ...--1 1 ....,, ( . ) • .. -ttirSti.: , 7 i 1 = • . . .._." , .• • "i . " • , ' NUMBER 6079. ----- LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1822 Paicx 7d. / , -. 4 4 - FOR THE BENEFIT OF MADAME YE/ITRIS, Belie the lest Seam* of her Rosammeat at this Theatre. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON FRIDAY NEXT, May SI, will be re vived, the favourite Opera of THE PEASANT ROY. j o lian, Madame Yesisis. her first appraramee ie that niter; Mosta loll, Mr. Cooper; ILsidoviero, Mr. Harley. 7-goers, Mr, Kollebo Olimpie, Mies Verde; Romlie, Moss Peery; Mariorote, Mrs. Bleed. la the ems, of the Open, • DIYIERTIBEM ENT. is which Moss. I.e Blvd. Illedlle. sad Illadlle. Goss (from the homes Theatre), will Weeders several favourite Amen. A CONCERT. Priories! Shrers—Mr. Brehm, Signor Aamistiol, Samar Beare, Mr. Koiglit, aod Mr. Harley; Mies Porte, Miss Pere), Mrs. Bleed, and Madame Yeetris. To camisole truth the Farce of THE DEVIL TO PAY. Jolson, Mr. Naiades; Nell (first thee, mid mmoilively fir thee wield may), Modems reads. 'Dram to he hod of Madame . 'gay fair; sad of Mr. Lateen, at fee the Bowe animis t 7 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICk, Mar!!, HIM COURT, V" DIRECTORS of the 1 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE da boreby give Notice, That 'bele TRANSFER BOORS will be SHUT frost THURSDAY the 13th of Jonas/eat, to TUESDAY the Sib of July sal that a, GENERAL COURT of the said CORPORATION will be Xakriao at their °Hee, on WEDNESDAY the 19th of lime neat, at Lie*** eels& la the Foremost', to consider of a Digitised. , SAMUEL PENNING, jam. tieertiary. The Mai, will be taken at Twelve o'Cloeir precisely. N.IL-••Atieadsite• is gives dolly at tbo slid blea t sad at their for the Assurarsee of Buildings. Goode, Mersbarodise, sad Ships to Harbour, is Dock, or while Wadies, front Law ae Hasmage by Fire; sad also hr the Aaastance of, sod granting Anaeitira ea, Lives. formerly held the tide of Barellewty dell he eibbncead* dial of Fur diatteiloree Lerahip. isclion, au. - Art. 1. The Minister, eta am the beasediste Chit* Ia their various deport ; NM agehuritier which depesd npoo them. .2..A1l orders shall he dispatched sad all comaerni. talkies carried se la the WNW Of the Protector, both wire. ip.eqd without the territory of the mete. order his et-spook. bility sod olgesture; the colorant of tie Protector lunisprs 'foretell In the slim of eaoli 3. The maws sod regulation* ertrieli the Protector shall haus for the reform of the Adnahaistraties Hall be signed 'by him, sad countersigued by • fillioissor. 4. to commooicothroe wuh Forage Goveraments shall address the competes( Minister, preserving the few rule with respect to his oho seods them. 6. All vadat cosommeicatietro Aid, be made directly to the Mi•istan, obitervieg the elaarilleaties of the Weiner* over which they preside. The address of the Alleitteip shall he that of noir Ulisidelsne Ueda . (Lordship), mil Ink title shall he Moe- • triage Sewer. altalliOX Art. 1. There /holt he a CoalueM orfilite. of 12 iiidirldwelo. Ma. the three risieinaof theiNtted of the High Covet ofJess iee. the &merit-in-Chief atilt Voitsel Army, the Chief of the Militia of Pero, the Ham of the Holy Churl*, the Mareval del Campo, the Marquis of Torre Tagil, Coyote Vega mad Torre Velar e. Vacitacses will be successively supplied. 2. Its Northam shall be the following:—To give its opt- anon to the Government, in ones of dillicialt deliberatiois; estauties the great plans of refits which may he is contem plation of the Protector; to deliver their obenvations as the same; sad to propose projects for the advantage of the country. 3. The Commit of at.. shall hold its 'Whigs in the palace. The Protector. whets convesieot. will attest!' is order to resolve, after cossultatio• aid deliberation, us dilIV colt pitons. a jowl'', said Noisy, recognizes all the debts of the Spanish Quirrrnsweot, 'seeps sorb as hare been rontracted for main taiiiime the slavery of Peru, and for hostility against. the ether sedeprodeat Stales of Americo. • 'Flies present drerre .hell he sworn to br the Protestor U. the fundamental halliard' hie ditties, end as a rwarmileo I. the free polite of Pero of- the uprightness of hie Mews; asd, in conrespeace. all ithe constituted aitipseitles mad !W -ants of the bugle shalt , me their part serer obedient.* to the Goireimems., is fulAlawied of the 'Knew prosisioaal amok of Peeti• to the otherarrietirseuts the Prmirdrnia shallow/ear livforr the inueiripalitirs ; and before the former the public idiewa and other tidier's, shell tabs the oaths. The firemalar for the oaths to be Sake.. follow OATH OP W.& rEnTIIcTOR. I swear before God audllw country, arid pledge my hiammir„ that 1 will fattbfolly (slit the proviroossal stathle give* liet me for helter emerameoi and direetiott of the free depart. mem. of Petit until the persitaisesit Cebllllll,l km isratahltalead, awl ibis I will defeat' the ladopeadessee sod liberty of the state, sod promote its liberty by all the Means is toy pollee. OATH OF THE lIINISTEE4 tilF OATS. We swear Iso folfil, sod canoe to he foltllkd, the provi sional statsale of 'Peso. sod to *Boehm'.. with all the test aid probity wlrieltige peklik ormire regime**. she idedWe 'which the office with APB we are rliaritl iiterters ow us. OATH OF PUBLIC PUIICTIONAWIt e iatt! OTHWE CITIZENS. We swear before God sad tie eimmtry M scheenlitedue sad obey its all respects the Protectoral 4:osiernmeat; to fwifil mid rause to be folilled, is all whereto we are euticerned, the prosisnitial statute of the free departmems of Pero, to defeed their tudepeudeoce, sad to promote with zeal their prospe rity. Miceli, stews, that the Government of Vewezaelw bad placed Poem Covello lei a state of blockade, essd hod stationed • force oR the port to comae the _blockade to be vivisected. It was stated yesterdiky4liat the Empero► of Rus sia would not leave 9. Peiershurigh till the gist instant :, and that this 'fluency, in which the E,..- presses and the Grand Daphnis of IVeinsar were 1.. accompany his imperisl Majtaty, has uo wtlete 4j. object. French Fa sth.—Piee per Cent cossqls, opened at W. 40r.i dosed at SV. Sic.; Boat Relive.. I,offt bee. Esebenee we Leedoo—Oee Moeih, lOC ilk.; three lifialbe, Of. lee.--(Cours Ail beat Apse, Nag lb.) G noes. Nair (j. The Neapolitan squadron and the Auftriari tills are ut this olovieut cruising along the coasts of Calabria and Sicily. • . itat 14. The following are eitracts of letters from Con stantinople, dated April 25 :-•-• " tvi stated that within. 92e lad two dem the iodefatigabla zeal of M. de - Listrovi . has beep crowned - with soccess—that the Poke has•promised promptly to evacuate Moldavia and Wallachii, which are to have for the present a Provisional Go vernment. sod to abscise Strictly the Treaties *in cluded with Ru.ssa. It is added, that the acct.- tory orders for the evactuitiou have been sent elk and that the Representatiies of thole Provinces, who have arrived here. are to belie an audience im mediately of Hebb Effendi. If these two principal points are really arranged, it may be hoped that a Russian Ambassador will soon arriire, and that the other difficulties will be won gut over. " It is swim believed that the peace with Russia will not be broken. It is said at Para, but this news wants confirmation, that the Reis Effendi has declared verbally to the Austrian and English Mi nisters, that the Grand Seignior ow not so much diecolitented, that lie would resume the consi,i..rm tion tribe propositions of those Court*, and tl:at tea aniwer might be promptly expected, satisfying th in of the mildness, wisdom, mod fattier of the Grand Seignior. What appears to give some probabil itv to thin neer is, that the Bo)ards who have united here from Wallachia and Moldavia have been well received ; they are under sdrveillance, but they are well treated. It should be recollected, however, that the Turks began; by treating Ali Pacha welt after his capilulatiou. There have been sanguinary scenes at Smyrna iu consequence of the conquest of Seio." ~~, THEATRE-ROYAL; 00.1'AIARDEN. MIL W. FA RREN 'most respectfully begs (cave to assenace to his Friends and the Pvtilie e fled Ins BENEFIT .111 take piste es FRIDAY, Jape 1, Is* when will be performed (foe the drat time this Bastes) ,Le Opera of GUY MANNERING ; Or, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. Colonel Manseriag, Mr. Abbott; Henry Bertram, W.' porting ; Duniiiiie Slimpton, Mr. Lillil/0 ; Mottle Dimmest, M. Emery; Gilbert Glosses; Mr. Blanchard. Lary Bee—. ~,,,,, wee Stephen.; Moo Allasnerisr, Mi.,. Helloed.; 51re rccanaii.h, Mr.. Davenport; Meg Merrilies (for that night osly), Mr. W. Penes. After which will be revived (conipreased into one act) Macklin'', Reece of LOVE A LA MODE. . 51r Archy Macearcasm (Ant time, and for that night only), Mr. W. Ferree. Gls•er in the Prntretotel Pahatter Liao, Orieber 8, int. JOSSE DE SAN MARTIN. JUAN GARCIO DE' L RIO BERNARDO. • -- SOUTH AMERICA. The following tire extracts of letters becioght from Sol 4 America I.y his Majesty's ship Sarpfsb " SANTIAGO DE CIIII.I, JANUA&Y 16. " Within these few days we have here S. Atwell.' Spanish Cowinsinsioner, wbo ensile by way of Panama : be has been received with great attention by our Goverussaut, and ha■ bad several coufereuces with Illisistors; but it is difficult In guess what Spain can expect to gun at preenst by nego tiation. after having lost so many opportunities before ber South American possessions were irretrievably lost to her. Our Administration pursues its course of retrenchment and economy; the credit of Govorament therefore shads high, and should any temporary emba rrass ment oblige it again to issue paper looney, it won no doubt be readily takes at par. The conduct of Lord Cociwaoc, in his dispute with Gee. San Marlin, is much commended, although his Lord. ship'. Beal fur Chili, his adopted country, has perhaps made ►its too ready to censure Gem. Sao Martin, and to impute sinister motives to him. [tliwitemetit to the 291 A Number of the Government Gazette of Lbw.] PROYMONAL STATUTE GIVEN IT THE PROTECTOR OP PERU, FOR THE •RETTER GOVERNMENT Or THE FREE DEPARTMENTS; TILL A muumuu: . CONITITUTION RE INTARLISRED. 4. The Council of State shalt manse a Secretary, who shall draw out Its decrees and (raise ats projects. 5. This Conseil shall swieneble wises necessity nod the or rery of pablic bwoirsess shall demand its stiesime, and shall prolong or shorten its sittiags accordingly. S. The Conned of State shall be called by the title of R.reeliesey. I I Willi a variety of EPiTHRTAINMENTS, as will be expressed in feature Adverseeesests. TAAL to •be ►ad of Mr. W. Ferree, 3, Ducbessetreet, P,itised place; and of Mr. Ersedoe, at tie Theatre, ohrre Pisces for the Boxes may betakes. On resuming the supreme colonised, under the title of Protector of Pero, my intention was to lay down t►e funds• mental bases on which those must build who might be called to the sublime destiny of making t►e people happy. I charged myself with the whole authority, that I might be responsible fur its use to the whole aation ; I declared with frankness my designs, that they might be judged of according to their results; and from the field of battle, where, united with my compaq,kess in arms, I sought the glory of basing destroyed oppression, I come to place myself is the front of a difficult administration, ands vast responsibility. At the bottom of my heart are Inscribed the motives of the lesolution which I adopted on the 4th of August, and the statute which I stn going now to promulgate at once explains and **salons !FICTION ♦. Art. 1. The Presidents of deparimeats are to be the im mediate lastruments in ',westing the order of the CHISVSIM meat to each of them. 2. Their especial (auctions to administer the economical goverameet of the departments, to increase the militia is ease of necessity, to promote the prosperity of the public treasury, watchimg serepelowsly the persons employed in this branch, Red proposia to the Goversinseist the reforms or augmentations of whi t it is susceptible according to the local eireanistasee• of t department, to take care that jus lice is impartially admientered, and that all the inferior public functioaaries do their ditty. 3. The Presidents are the judges of police is the depart , meats, and as stick are to watch over the obitensuee of public murals, the establishment of school*, and whatever relates to the progress of the people. 4. By this article, certain enumerated articles, lamed in February last, respeMieg the duties of Presideent of Depart ments, are cooArimed. SECTION •I. t MR KELLY'S ANNUAL BENEFIT, 171 ;NA was to have take* place at the Opera Route 7.,•nsorraw Nicht, is, on account of the Greed Nall ',yea there for the Bearft of the Irish, POSTPONED until MONDAY, Jona 17, when it will take place milder the ha tar,hair SANCTION and PATRONAGE of his Moat Gra cious MAJESTY. SMIETT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRISON DIONIPIANE, AND FOR THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this INSTITUTION will be held cm MONDAY. JUIN 3, it Freemasons' Hall, Great Qoeenorreet s Lincoln's Ima. flel,ll. Ili. Royal Highness tbat DVIIEDIGLOVCESTER„' Or Patrols, will lake the Cbalrat Twelve o'Cluck reelect/. Admitsiun only by Card., which an la coarse at ialiniry Substrlbers„ and may be had at tbrs Oita et A. &AO. Aldermanbary. Seats will be porrieed for ladies. ..... ........._ " His Lordship was displeased at Grams! Sea Martla's taking the title of Protector of Pere, with the reoper eons. mend civil and military, while, in fact, he bad a commission as Commander-in. Chief of the Chaim, army. The coolness be. tween the two emennaaders was inertased, when San Martin declined to give battle to the Spanish forces wader the walls of Lima, or in front of Callao, although Lord Codirmie strongly urged him to do so, as the certain meows of at once putting down the enemy. 'll3c capitulation of . Callao, concleded wish. out the roncurrence a Lord Cochrane, and restoriog all Spa nish property, widesekhe bread, tail I more. The Chiliaa fleet, the *treats of which were entirely forgottit in the carats lotion, showed a mutinous spirit, especially the forties sea. men, who had bees buoyed up with the hope of Wasneuse prizewsoney at Cello& They were clamorous for the ar of their pay, and Lord Cochrane found himself com pelled to satisfy them oat of the money that bad beers put on board the transports for the sake of greater security while the Spanish forces were near the roast. This step was the more justifiable, as the Treasury of Lima certainly ought to . have paid the arrears doe to the Heel, on account of the Go. vernmeat of Chili , which must hare claims for larger seam on 'Limn. 1 I anipit have exalter] the liberality of., principles in this provisional statute, by staking ntsgnideest declarations about the rights of the aatiw , and by iseressing the list of public functionaries to give the pomp of greater popelarity to im buing forms. But, convinced that an exuberant display of praiseworthy maxima is net at drat the beet means of rata• blishiog them, I have cosined myself to the practical Wens which wily sad should b►veslised. white ere! are enemies in the coulter', weal till there* Iran form t►e drat ideas of an independent Government if themselvee. I shall admiuleder the directorial power of the State; the properties of whicS, without being the saw so these of the legislative and exeeetive authority, are &nate. goes to them. But I shall abstain from interfering with the solemn exercise of the judiciary falsettos', because their is dependeece is the Daly true safeguard of the liberty of the people, and it is of no coast queoce to boast of philanthropic principles when the same individesl who makes and executes the law is likewise he who applies it. Before exacting front t►e people the oath of obedience, I proceed to swear before the whole ants to observe sod to execute the statute which I gave as • guarantee of my is leaden,. [EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTRIL.I " A letter from Consta 00000 topic of the 26th of April states, that the Reis Effendi had at leogitt transmitted • *dues, answer to the Austrien and English Minisivit, but that the sorrow was in sub.. stance nothing but s copy of the cote of the 48th of February, with some modifications. It isscided„ dist tte Porte had refused to evacuate Wallachia and Moldavia before the Greeks insurrection should be put down. Salonics was still menaced by the Greeks. A courier, who left Aleppo on the 14th of April, bad brought intelligence that the Schsh of Persia and his roils were marching upon Bagdad with a numerous army." „ .._. 1 , i.-- i 1 Art. I. The newoiripalities shall exist in the omit font as hitherto. warletroltbe powaidod own by tist ambilisi of theDepartnteat. 3. The elections of the Members of the mosicipality shall from the succeeding year forward be popular, according to $ regulatioa which will be separately given. i This day is published, THE SUBSTANCE o f • SECOND SPEECH of the MARQUIS of LONDONDERRY, delivered I. the Committee of the Noose of Commons on Monday, Apses 29, 1822, on the Stsbjeet of she Arricialtreal Dotiess of lie Connie', mid the Fiaaneisl sad other Mra•Ufel proposed for its Relief. SECTION ♦II. Art. 1. The judicial authority shall be exercised by the High Chamber ufJustice, and the other inferior jurisdiction which now subsist, or which may hereafter be established_ 2. The High Chamber of Justice shall possess the .ame power. a. hitbOlo belonged to the tribunals demmistuated Audirucias, and shall, braider, tshe regal:mice of the civil sad criminal cawies of Cousal■ sad foreign Envoys, and of public functionaries in respect to iramgressions within the exereine of its authority. Its jurisdiction is also now ex_ leaded todhe captures made by the armed ship of the slate, or by suchts have obtained letters of marque conformable to the law of totemic The functions of the Tribunal de Me neria shall, in the same manner, be isciuded in those of the High Chamber._ Printed for J. Halchard sod Soo, Piccadilly, Loadoo ; and R. Milltkio, Dublin. Of whom may be bad, The FIRST SPEECH of hie LORDSHIP. AUGSBURG, KA! IS. I " Lord Cochrane, however, to beep his men in activity, sent part of the squadron to Valparaiso, and with the rest proceeded to Guayaquil, in order to eo.operate, if necessary, with the Colombian forte* there, or to extend his cruise to the coast of Mexico. and throe ter seems the two Spanish frigates Prueha and Venoms:a, which are reported to have great mum of specie belonginK to Spaniards on board. At all events, the presence of the dent before Canso was no looter required; the character of the Government of Chili and that of General San Marlin are • secure pledge that this unfortunate quarrel will have NO &tensest', influence on the ceo_se of iiidepeodetice, uur weaken the good oaderstand. lug wlllrh policy and mama/ interest will always presents between Peru had Chili." (EXTRACT OF • PRIMA?! Lama.) Lord Strangford, it is said, has at length toe (seeded in inducing the Porte to make some con cessions. M. de Lutzow, notwithstauding all his remonstrances and exertions, never could accom plish that point. The eonceosions which the Porte is willing to make, according to the verbal promises of the Reis Efleydi to Lord Strangfurd, are the following to order sot to afford the Court of /lonia the leost pre test* for comoisiot, the Porte is williog to withdraw its troops from the two priucipaliiiee, sod to evacuate the left book of the Dasobv. TWO OF £40,000 Ise. Ake. &c. NEXT TUESDAY. an J. SIVEWRIGHT solicit the public • • layouts is the peseta Lottery at thinr old sad inf lows Office•, 37, CoaltunLt I 38, HAYMAN& IT. / I, Howoits; Corner of Coventry-street. The whsle Lottery will be derided is ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY. The Scheme, which is highly approved, contains All Money Prises, including Two of £40,000, and Foliages ether Capitals, with less than Two Blanks to a Prize. J end .1 SITEWEIGHTS' Offices have lens be►n distill guished for the Sole of Capital Prises. In the last Lottery 4411.11 in One Day they had the good fortune to sell ALL TII £20,000 PEIZFS!!! sod they dupe to be equally isi ()used by Fortes, Nest Tuesday. J. Th. High Chamber shall appoint a commission com posed of !Wale of its member*, and of other jurimonsults tingnisked for their priibity and knowledge, draw up snediately a iegulation fur the administration of justice, and simplifying the practice of all the inferior tribanals, shall have fo► it. basis the equality of all citizens in the eye of the law, and the abolition of the fees levied be t►e Judges, and which are henceforth prohibited. The said contasisoioa shall also prevent a regulation fur the siijedieetion of prizes. 4. The members of the High Cheekier shall esetiwee In ogee during good behaviour. The addr. SS of the Chamber shall be Illasfriors Senoss. I 2. instead of re-appointing Hospodoro in the two princi• polities, it it willing to constitute regeocieo composed of natives, that is, of Moldsvians and Wollochians, choseu from the class of Engirds; but it demands 3. That all Greek refugees, and those who are included uudrr the name of Hetsrista, be removed from the Turkish frostier,, and panieularls from Bessarabia. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCIIARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. , May 1, 1822. BENEFACTIONS Craveo-sireet SlNCE Strand, THE LAST EPO RT, viz. t s . d. The Hon. Leicester Stan R hope 2l 0 0 104111 Camden N e ild, E sq . T reasurer 2l 0 0 Thomas N. Ponktt. E sq Me Curteis. Fag A. 5 5 0 William Synellboue, E sq A. 1 I 0 lady W i ll oug hb y . ..A. 3 3 0 Mts. Surtris A 1 0 0 4 . Tel Care ' E•q• A. 5 5 0 )li Granibam 2 2 0 I.mere Glypa Esq. 11. P A. 2 2 0 .. Inner, gig A 2 2 0 f ° l . IV. 1.. Kaye, per Moors. Coates *tides A. 3 3 0 Mnl. Kaye A. 2 2 0 lady CA ltherpe. A 5 0 0 "fs. linage, Lag. Durham, per Messrs. Hsares,A. 3 3 0 nulta r r lady Sherburne, per ditto 2O 0 0 Will•Grciis.ll Peyton, E.q. two years besefaction, per lerretary 2 2 0 i 'tha Withers, E. per Secretary. A. 2 2 0 Hel l". COekl, Cocks, Ridge, and Biddelph A. 3 3 0 Earl Talbot. per ;halo A. 5 0 0 II ". C. B Ckarierferad., A. 2 2 0 l aelsed Junes, Eaq... A 2 0 0 £llB 17 0 D:qbarved and relieved from various Prisons ` , l Debtors, for the sum of Considered the Came of 6l Petitioners, Approved Referred for Chessmen Peeii loos, Rejected Considered inadmissible B roefactioos are received by loiiM Csatietl Ne" Esq. . th e Trimmer, Cheyne-walk. Chelan ; also by Messrs. Herne's lintuher and Co. Or. Janseies.strtet ; Messrs. Hawes, Fleet ""el ; Messrs. Mittman and Co. Lombard-Meese; Messre. 'Lode. emits, Ridge, mid Co. Clearing-mews; Mess's. Due. I 'es end Co. Fancb.lase, Cornball t Messrs. Hemaserskpe P " sill ; Messrs. 9eres and Cie. No. 77, Lombard-street ; :" L'ylr. Gemmel], the Secretary. No. 7. Crowell-street, " Ir4 nd ; whe re abs B oo b s may be men by flume wiles am as.' client to support this Cheri'', and where the Society melt.• on the Ent Wrilnisday in every mouth. Those who, with the experience of the past, meditate os our propel situatloo, and are most in the hahit of analysise the indurate of adiniaistratire oeuvres, will observe is the simplicity of the principles which I have admired,' the proof that I do Rot offer more than I think euvesiest to fetal ; that sty object is to do good, and not to frustrate it; and that knowing, iu Ilse, the extent of my responsibility, I have endeavoured to regulate my duties by the law of circles @tutees, in order that 1 may not be exposed to fail in their performance. With such sentiments, and relyiee on the effectual co operation of my fellow-661cent,, I venture to hope that I shall be able in time to lay down the power which I have taken epos oyeW, with the cousciousersa of having faithfully ex-!, totted it. If, after having freed Pero from its oppressors, I shall go to *el. in private life, my last felicity, I shall cos-1 mente the rest of my days in coatemplating the berieficenee of the Great Author of the universe; sod in renewing my vows for the continuance of bis propitious iseseuce os the lot of feature gentrifies's. SECTION I. Art. 1. The Catholic Apostolic Roman religion is the re ligion of the Stale. Government considers it ones)! its Ant duties to maintain and preserve it by all swans within the reach of honoin prudence. tVllOl.Vef attacks either pub. licly or privately, its dogmas or principles, will be psanishsil with a severity proportioned to the scandal which he shall have occasioned. 2. All those who profess the Christian religion, and dis sent in some principles from the religion of the state, may obtain peemission from lb Government, on euesultation with Council of State, to use the right which .ay suit them while their conduct is conformable to public. order. 3. No one can become • public functionary, unless be Ne er's the religion of the state. SECTION IL Art. 1. The supreme directing power of the free depart. meats of t►e slate of Pere resides now in the Protector. His powers mileage from the empire of necessity—frost the force of reasoe—from the exigence of the public good. t. The Protector of Peru is Cementlassies° of the forces by lam, sad by sea; and It heisic his principal duty to frhe freedom to ell the town, which compose aro integral pert of the territory of the state, he shall have the power to augment or to diminish t►e armed force as he shall thick proper. 3. Hr shall have the power of imposing eontribusioaa, of establishing dottier, of exacting loans to defray the public charges, on cossetting with the Council of Slate. 4. He 'hall form regulations for the better organisation of the land and naval forces, including the militia of the state. 5. He will regulate internal and external trade conforma bly to the liberal principles on which the prosperity of the country essentially depends. S. He will make the reforms which he may judge necessary ie all the department. of the public admiaistr•lio•, abolish ing the sal ete which existed under the elicited regime, and creating sew Dem. 7. He will establish the provisional mint of the stale, but he is set to alter the weight which the coin of Peru has hitherto preserved- IS. He shall appoint Envoys and Comets to lattice Courts, •od promote the recognition of Perevias isdepeudesee, torus leg political or commercial treaties in aceurdance with the interests of the country, uu consulting with the Council of State. _ _ _ _ _ 9. He shall blue the title of Evrellesey, wllticb shall he given to we Okay individual et corpurahuu. All t►uas who - ~~.. ~ . • BF.CTION Vitt. Art. I. Every eilisen has rpml right to preserve sod defend his hollow, his liberty, his security in property and person, nod nitwit be deprived of any of these rights except by de cision of the competent authority legally pronounced. Who ever is isajnally defrauded of such rights wiry demand redress from the Government for the infractioo, and shall be at li berty to !mint and publish an account of the transaction which forms the ground of his complaint. 2. The tonive of a citizen is a sacred asylum which can. not be forcibly entered witliont an express order for that pur pose given by the Government, with certification of rause. When this condition is wanting, resistance is a right which will render lawful the sets that may sest' from it. In the other departments it shall belottg to the Presidents to give orders for forcible entry, and which nn be given by Gover nors and Lieotenant-Governors only in cases of treason or attempts to *obvert the Government. 3. By Maranon is understood every plot in favour of the enemies of the independence of Peru. The crime of sedition consists in assembling an armed foree, io any number, to resist *be orders of the Gosernmest, in instigating the Wants of a town or any port of sham to revolt, and iu form ing secret associations against the lawful authorities. No owe shall he proarcuted as seditious for opinions on political matters unless in counexion with soon of the before-men limier] offences. 4. The liberty of the press remains sanctioned in such um:sunder regulations which will be separately prescribed. SECTION IR. , Art. 1. All persons now horn, or who shall be born in any of the States of America which be,. declared tbe.waelres in dependent of Spain, see citizens of Pens. ' S. Other foreigners soy be naturalized, but cannot obtain letters of citizenship eseept in the cases prescribed in abe regulation published on the 4th of this inuoth, which is now sanctioned. - SECTION LAST. Art. 1. All the lows of the old Government continue in force, if they be net in oppositios to the independence of Ibe country, the forms adopted by ibis decree, or declara tions made by the pretest Government. Y. The pretest decree shall continue in force until inde pendeme be declared throughout the whole territory of Peru, i n which case a gracial Congress shall he convoked for the permanent establishment of the cretitution Mid fors of go vernment which shall belong to this state. ♦DDITION•L AIITICLBS. An. I. The Govereeeee - i beiv eeisketed by e egotism " LIMA, NOVINDER 30. " San Martin, who is very unpopular, has adopted the flourishing title of Protector of Peru, and toreros the coun try by a military despotism. You will probably have beard orle rupture between him and Lord Cochrane, '" After the evacuation of Callao by the Royalist army, Iris Lordship applied for money to pay his officers and men, and received for answer that there was so gooney, although it was well known to his Lordship that about 600,000 dollars had been embarked on hoard of private ships and Chili transport. by Sits Martin for safety, is eau of being surprised by the Royal army. His Lordship was of opinion that this money would be equally safe on board of his fri gate, and cousepiently removed it thither, with which he paid his ships, and sent part of It to Chili. San Martin 11•1 by this time cot a Rag of his own, sad declared Peru inde pendent, which his Lordship conceived dependant ois and therefore would no longer *bey any orders from the Ge neral. Every intrigile was used to induce the seamen and officers to enter the JPertorlan service, sad even to hoist the flag on board the Chili ships. Rouse officers who have al. ways been in opposition to his Lordship, immediately joined,' and • great number of the seamen who had bees long cos. fined on board wished fur a disarm: they are, however, sorry for having made it. Not owe of them has been paid by this Government ;wh e those that remained with his Lord ship have been paid to • day." " JANUARY 1. " This place remains perfectly quiet, and the ',timing Go. vernment here finds itself so strong, t►at a very rrsprctahle expedition, consisting of 3,000 mess is being ript.lTed, and will sail from Callao is shoot a week, destined to the enact of Arica, in isrder to attack Arequipa, and thus, if possible, terminate the war in Pere. " Gt . °era! *de Martin is still at the head of the Govern ment, with the tine of Protector, but it is thought pro bable that hy will shortly relinquish the supr e me command in favour o native of this country, of distinguished family. " Lord Crchrane, by the last accounts from Guayaquil, was about to sail frost that port with hie squadron, to run doss the coast of Mexico, sod cruise for the two Spasm* frigates which still masts is those seas." PAWS PAPERS. PARIS, RAT 25. It appears by the returns of the Colleges of Ar rondissement, that 23 Constitutional Deputies Inure been elected by 7,854 votes„ and 26 Ministerial Deputies by 5,177 votes. By the Departmental Colleges, 24 Ministerial Deputies . have been elected by 4.000 votes, and 9 Constitutioend Deputies by 5,700 vote..—(Constitationnel.) Ou the Gth June the Court will go to St. Cloud. A letter from Saint Tboisas't, dated the 49tH 4. Tlaiit Res . als shall wiihdrair her troops from the frog. tiet• of Turkey.. &. That Russia shall likewise fulfil the articles of the Lite treaties, and particularly of that of Bucharest, which base nut yet Inca put in caccution, NUREMBERG. HAY 17. The last accounts from Russia speak of a grand military council which was to b e h e ld at Molt'Tow. Letters from Trieste state that the citadel of Athens had surrendered to the Greeks by capitula tion; the garrison were allowed to embark. The same ethic's speak of the approaching piege of Samna., to she euvirousof which four Greek chiefs had penetrated. ODZSSA, MAT 2. According to letters from Petersburgh of the 26th April, M. de Katoschin, the precursor of M. de Tatischeff, had brought intelligence from Vitus* that the Allied Powers had giver to the Porte, with the conseut of Itu•sia, to the end of this month, to eescuate Muldinu mid Walhtnia , declaritig at the came tunic, that if the pritkopehties were not coated before that period, the Russian armies would cuter in great lorce. TAIUTE, 11• Y 16. A letter from Athena, dated in the middle of April, •rates, that it is the determin•trcn of all the Greek Chiefs to gain time, sod to mnke a moon tam warfare in imitation of that of Spain, which will be much favoured by the nature of the localities. GERMAN PAPERS. GOTHA, MAY Ift. Hi. Serene Highness Prince Augustus Leopold Einehuh reigning Duke of Saxe-Gotha Altenburg, died yesterday morning at one o'clock, of an in- Astnusation on the lungs, at the age of 50 years. This sad event has plunged into affliction not only the ducal family, but the whole country of Gotha.. Altenburg, which has enjoyed the greatest happe- MOS during a reign of 18 year., equally distingotah. ed by justice and mildness. The deceased having left no male issue, is sac. bay. 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