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gory of a Girritotaeat, the ontologist tie fast of the ithrtlaroto of oho people, Ittiorters at whir% the eiliso of it oasisd, a enter to treat with Owl the firm basis automat poliry, is I istarrsts, the ties of a f • ' eilleolote4 is seem* the that pears wheals is always the OM people atilt adiloits. 111 fisesser Si. Dante.) et the are tens principles, his Nisei hoe hen pleased to appoint me hire agent to the Govonatati of rot wile, mulsirlsing ear as lie batauthorised me kg Meath. ishioci aid mid pronitite ell the thumb of eameseree and the Cr.... lei the iseteteilitess glees are by the Misisthe Sometary of State for Foreign Alfsirs, I as authonsed to treat with the Casey' and Aged" of all the seiehboarieg Provinces sad Mateo readmit beet is a mobile character ' to whom I am ordered to declare is a posuire mouser, Wet these liberal r•sposithinis of Its Majesty extent to their respective fie. v moments And as in the mid iwensetieas "Metal cnitoiderellee is repressed for the Genrementest •f the State of Chili, I can no longer Amy myself the satisfaction of comnsuniesting to youmExeelleary, as the Wheeler of that Supreme Guyer"- sweat in these isterisers;thegeneieus sentiments of the Sere. reign, In order sett, is reporting them to your Dowers. meat, you may at theme, time declare that the subject. of tvie'lliste of Chilli shall he treated in the States of hM Majesty wish all the eoasiderstiou menyed by the satinets of other Guirerneese; and alert that from beserforth the •eats, whether ineresofile or dipluestir, of that Game rent be received sad treated at the Court of his Me i afy with all the honours, cowndention„ sad credit, which eireardiagth the general laws of asses. are greeted to sisal. le:ilialsiers or twists of other sopremso Gorevensents. I Past, however, to 'afore your Excellent', that dipleilessie &Ole Ludy mast he seeredi.ed to the Court of Lisboa, but hue that Commis and rice-Consals will be 'deified into the eails of the Resell by pertaining' of his Royal Highness the /trees Raged, while- he mistimes to execute the Royal asthswity. ain happy to haire the limner d beieg the meiliele thralls\ which the generoes seethe's.. of Ivey Court we de. rii&di sat is having an opportunity which affords me the planate of assisting your Excellency of my high esteem sad emanderst ion. 904 prthetve your &mullein" near years. JUAN MANUEL DE FIGUEIREDO. limn°. Altera, Angnot 11, ISt'. To his Excelleary Dos Miguel Zane tat. MINISTRY WAR IN LIMA. storatisa .ray which evacuated this capitol experieueing a coesiderebte dial "it NM, basin proceeded to the liaised+, with the dictates again Ia snotlou seder the rid of lam month, and di capital. Deseret Lessee was fr cavalry, sad the hospital. min—nlente advanced by the army, esiseisting, according to -4 700 horse. adopted, in Salle;Wimp, _ _ to the warlike •perotimes, approached, ordered the Generel•lis- Chief, Camp _ Dee Juan de Gregorie de las Hem to smell out with bb troops sod observe the enovensests of the Spudsb force. On the following day Ms ExceHersey pro *Muted to she army, and placed himself at its bead. As sees as Me enemy had issued from the gap of Skimp, he took s position in the native& de la Mohan, at Hee die. taxer of two leageee from the city, sad one from our army illeodoss. bine* the*, anti, the day before yesterday, bath sheiks. masesevred Is different paddies., and tbs enemy mosifested so laclisatiou to fight, bid, sea the contrary, 'wedded any esensater. This was a cossequesee as well of - the Isferiority of hie force, se of its being his phsu to pot himself in communiestion with Callen, which be neemix. Oohed yesterday at four in the evening, ►y • forma marek from den Boris. His Exeelleoey directed that • eirodemi of cavalry, and eight eompinues of C•ssdares, seder the Coes. wised of Doe Rudeeindo *thirds, shoold pease the refs guard, w►ich was dose, but witless affect, is eonstisesce of the celerity of the enemy's march. The ',any i. sow is Regisijaso, sad the liberating Army Is irseemped sear the Legge, watching his movement.. The quantity of provisiorsa neeesosry fur subsisting the enemy's •i any, so well as the genie's of Callao, is very considerable, and we know by correct reports that the supply is the for. teem le INN solkeirst for the ressaisder of this mouth. The Away Must, therefore, soon encounter our breve troops ; for, besides this difficulty, it will be impossible to find forage for cavalry is the coutracted posities be sow occupies. Thee it appears, that whatever may have been the enemy's plan in advancing on Callao, be cannot remain there many days, melees he can emptier the barrier which the superiority of our troupe, in emboldens, members, sad courage, presents. Our *seal (twee blockades the works of the fortress, and r esents soy assistance teething it, or may external comma oicatioo with it. The progress made by this division soder At command of Culosel Miller is also of greet importance. It ohm sow he in possession of lisamauga. Demerol Laser's remains io Jsuja. The efforts which he may make with the small force under ►is command can pro duce so rE-ct, as a evasiderable number of guerillas watch his ouvresents. Tb a is she prestos state of the campaign, and it is suffi cient to give your Esceirocy a just idea of what may be fiord, if at the same Hose ran take lute cossideratima the heroic esibusiasen which, sailboat exceptios of sex or of age, has been displayed is this capital is favour of the cause of the Coed/lent. have tie honour to communicate this to your Execßetsey. in (seder sisal the Sepressie Director or your Stale; to whom the success of our arms is in a great measure due, may par. t•eipate is the satisfaction created by the greet hopes now to he fulfilled, graylsug thus its the destiny of the kienolly Slaws of America. Accept the sentiments of my dimiuguisbed cousiileretioo, dr. BERNARDO MONTEAGUDO. Ta Coluael Dor losse.lgivacio Zeuteau, Aliaimer of Nam . PARIS PAPERS. pasts. JANUARY 21. Yesterday the King heard sisis iu his apartments. The Chancellor. the Mutate's, the Neapolitan Ambsosador, with a great number of Peers and Lleputies, had the honour to pay their respects to his Majesty. We learn by • letter from Marseilles, dated the 14th, that • vei.sel, having on board upward. of sisty PreIICII. Italian, and German officers, had just art sail lur the Mores. One hundred and fifty inure remain at Marseilles, in readiness to depart with • General. They will embark iu 4 few days sin hoard a Neapolitan vessel which has 'been en gaged fur that purpose. The same letter slates, that the brave Simians, who have rendered themselves formidable by their vision and . prudence, have made • fifth descent 1110011 Asia Minor, mud carried off plunder of great value. The Greek Prince Cantacozene, who took so die. tingiriahed a part in she insurrection of the Mures, arrived at Lausanne on the 14th of January. He cuntilisted his route for Germany. —(Constits iierutetj TY THS EDITOR Or TUN JOURNAL DRS DRIATS. ?, Sia-.1 am award , a ' !eery niceties is made, sad slat a s iwornal (At Coorioi) raw soap isoroted, shot on Essay enlisted, •• Reply a isse busily Laisaday to she petition •IsFewsits:d Ii 1W madsLalsee Father to the number of Pei ea," piloted by M. Trial* mad smisi by -Delauway, lad teas composed vulvae my liaaskJgr . ea tie contrary, 1 pal" 2111111ARY 21. NP- the following details : " Vay decisive movements have just kis:Node * the {[noun aisles; every thing oseemicin that we is inevitoble. " The army of the south, commanded by Gene ral Wittgenstein, has soddenly quitted its canton. meats, sod is proceeding to enter Bessarabia. " Another corps d'arente, composed of three elkisions, passed the Dniester on the Stith Queue .bet, destined to the lame province, WINO*/ Mrsns divisitive of General Sabsoied; obi& bospatiebiles; t illethoed there. • rt:4l.t " The divisions 'Nei ions too os:ri trountw, of Count de Weensmatt, se the map dlleelenno have entered and taken up their atillellendll in Volhynia. " The light unity belonging to the first divi. 1 los of the army have also commenced their march for Velhyok. " Advieeh from a respectable source announce, that the Onseral-in•Chiet. Count Wittgenstein, has 'estahlished his head-quarters at Kitcheuow, in Berestahm. 6 ' On the (mbar Mood the Turks are concentrat ing cossiderebk *en both on the Pruth and Danube. The heed-qoarters of the Smokier Czap•P-Oglou is at &hada. " Subsequent advice, @snooper., in a positive manner, that since the O3d December the entire Russian army of the south is in fell march towards the Pruth. The divisions have successively passed the Dniester ; the troops even march by night to snake room for those which follow. Each soldier is supplied with biscuit for fifieeu days." The following article, relatively to the conspiracy recently detected at Belfort, is extracted from the Junto/ V the Upper Kirin. of the 14th instant : " It appears that the investigations hove led to the discovery of an extensive conspiracy, all the ramifications of which are not yet traced ; eoough, however, is known to prove how perfidious and dan gerous to society are the designs of certain men. Several persons have been arrested; but nothing transpires respecting their depositions, and we ab stain from repeating the "atrium reports which are grounded on these circumstances, as it might sob. ject to suspicion certain individuals whom it is in cumbent upon the police authorities to watch, to cuisine, or to take into custody. Public opinion ought to be suspended anti! a judicial recogni. zauce shall set things io their true light." A letter from Bask, dated the 6th inst. says— " Since the intelligence arrived here of the conspi racy at Detroit, the authorities are more vigilant re• specting strangers; it is said that several, concern log whom information bad been received, have been arrested." MADRID, JANUARY 10. (PRIVATI coaassromozocz.) Our Jacobins are not yet satisfied ; three Mi. glisters, the Political Chief, and the Commandant of the armed force. who are as obnoxious to them es the dismissed Ministers, are still in plaie. and they now clamour more than ever, and declare that there must be a clean sweep ! We shall now tee the results which these changes will operate in the provinces. It is doubted that they will produce calm. The demand for their dismissal was merely a pretext. It is from this capital that anarchy re ceives its impulsion. Attempts have just beta made to seduce the troops of our garrison. Oa the night of the 7th inst. the cavalry regi ment d'Almanse was on the point of marching to join the rebels at Seville. The Colonel defeated their traitorous design. About thirty nou-com missioned officers and privates were arrested. This I was done without any tumult. It appears that some infantry corps have not been proof against se duction. The Fontana d'Oro is sgain opened to seditious orators. This is the result of the change in the Ministry. What will be the consequence ? The well-disposed tremble at the future. Arragon, and a part of Catalonia, continue a prey to agitation and disorders. General Alava has no sooner re.established calm in one quarter than commotion, break out in another.—Wozeffe de France ) ZITILACT or A PRIVATE LITTER, DAVID As AlOiR. A Cadiz Journal, which arrived to-day, states that General Velasco nos about to put himself it the head of the troops, oho are firmly resolved to commence hostilities. On the first day of the year the Political Chief, Deuregui, convoked the Chiefs of the garri.uo corps. and asked them if they were deternnued to secoisiyhe inhabitants of Cedix and Seville. All, with the exception of the Colonel of the regiment of tea Polices% declared that they would shed the last drop of blood in fighting against the Ministry. In consequence of this a plus' de eusepagne was inked, and the first operstion decided upon was to take possessiou of the pass of Despeunaperres, io the mountains Sierra-Morena, and there wait the enemy. A great majority of the inhabitants of Cadiz, however, were of opioiou that the army of Andalusia ought to proceed direct to Madrid " to re-construct the constitutioul throue." MIMIII Abdul .Pache, who has received that of the army of AU. • Ali Pacha. an experienced naval Officer, is eptted chief Admiral. troops intended for the Turkish fleet are *ow under the mainland of Ibrahim Pacha, who isfeviously commanded the corps at Bujukdere. The ships which have returned to the Dardettelles are is aced of repair; great activity prevails ie the . sarsol, and it seems that the Porte exerts its et. 10801.00 Prosecute the war with the Greeks with Settee,. In the north of Natoli, complete erseveity _prevails. The Mountaineers are in insurrection, •aed refuse to peg; to the Pacha of Trebisond the Thrtaseh, as isal ass On *IN all al4lllO. Seven p:t handsel samaissodusseise . wham Tre. , whitikibleteleste of siege. ULU. JANUARY 9. Gemoral BMA is 'eel Jo Ragusa as Governor of rlhsWei, whieleii'very important at this time, ielemout of its eleiwity to Albania. Numerous 'apisigoesests of arms and ammunition have lately Dieu - made to the Mores. Similar consignments bete ba.made . from Molts. The Greek mer- Eon.thew astiCh seal end attachment to their . . • They have sent some cannon to the i ... .. CADIZ, JANUARY 1. : . OOP joereds publish the following letter from ' Wale Videvii— Iler Viceroy of Lime abandoned the capital at OM beginning of July, retiring into the interior with 000 men; the intrepid Cantemc having left it vitality with 3,000. leaving the valiant Sanchez the impregnable fortress of Callao with 1.500 leethiud provisions fora year; the army of Upper =of above 8,000 men, being under the end of Olatiete, and other distinguished Chief. As soon as two Spanish ships appear in the Pacific. all these forces will march towards Lima, the Chilian invaders will be annihilated, and Peru will be restored to tranquillity. DARCRLONA, DECIGIBSR 29. We do not know whether it is from malice or credulity thatsome.perstins, magnifying the remains of infection which . they suppose to be still in Barcelona, affirm that a considerable num ber of persons die doily, and most of them of the epidemic disease. These reports are as false as they are injurious. They impede business and de lay the presence of the provincial authorities, to the great injury of the politic prosperity. We learn shut the municipality intends to publish a weekly statement of the burial., me is done at Cadix daily. This will undeceive t he credulous and confound the exaggerators. We hod written this when we received the following statement from the inueici pality..-[From this statement, which includes the burials is the whole city for 11 days, from the 16th to the 97th inclusive, it appear. that the whole amount is 69, or only au average of about site daily, at a lesson when the daily average of other years has botte from 13 to 20.] TARRAGONA. DICENDIR 29. la the night of the 94th of this month we had a most furious tempest, which has done great damage. in the road of this city. Of above 70 vessels, many of them loaded, which were at anchor in it, only three were saved greatly damaged. The others, with their cargoes, have been the sad vic tims of this catastrophe. The number of persons who have perished is considerable, and there are many wounded and lamed who havehad the pod fortune to save themselves. The work of the Mole is in some places entirely destroyed, in others greatly damaged by the fury of the waves. The loss sustained by the merchants and ship-owners is incalculdble. mADesp,./AIIIIIIIT 10. The Gazette of to-day contain. the official mike that the King has at length accepted the resigns. Lion of the Ministers of State—Bardasi. Foreign Affairs ; Fells, or the Interior ; Salvador, of War ; and Valligo. of the Finance—" Which resigna tion," says his Majesty, " I have hitherto declined to accept ; but considering the present circum stances. I have now allowed them to retire, declar ing that lam satisfied with their 'good services, their attachment to the Constitution, their toy. alty to my person, and their zeal for the public good." Another official notice, addressed to Messrs. Calm-Manuel, Esc/Weir, and Imaz. charges them ad interim, with the Departments of the /uterine, War, and Finance, and M. Pelegrin with the Fo reign Department. This change was announced to the Cortes yesterday.—(A/odrid Papers, Jars. 10.) ST. PIiTERIBURGH, Dzcznaza 29. *inter has not ye► properly set in. On the 17th it is still autumn, a circumstance adman un paralleled in this climate. The communications are greatly impeded by this irregularity of the season. Ou the 11th the Duns at Rigs, after being frozen up for forty-eight hours, was again cleared of the ice by the heavy nuns, so that boats could easily cross over. HAMBURG,' PA PERS. NEW COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS. The stamp duty es bills of exchaege is not omly avg. muted, bet the seated% t►irds, and fourths must is Niue pay 50 Cores each. The menhast must take ell the four, wither lest, seased, third, ow fourth beiog imeed singly. Up to SOO roubles, so stamp is required. Bills us this place pay the same duty u oar bills on foreign commits. The holder of the restitution most take it to the stamp *See ; the stamp, believer, is not impremed upon it, but the bill is translated limo Romissi, the translativa written Us Russia. stamped pape►, sod it mum be accepted on ibis transcript, out spots the original. Bills draws from this place en Moscow, Riga, Ise. sad vies verso, are likewise to be stamped, end without the stamp mot to have soy validity. Every merc►ant of the iris guild, or wholesale Jester, is to pay he futon for his pass 100 rw►ke per anima. Every nierchaat of tie drat pad must have every year • sew day.book, ledger ► sad csah.hook, costainiag together 300 leaves, sod pay fee them a stamp duty of two roubles per leaf, 1..000 restates, helots the guild tax can be accepted from him. Merchants who an registered in other cilia most seed their hooka thither; as that ounserum coadigesinite coaatiottionao bubo on mat t►is swath to Revel, Marva, he. sail the bighted."' see obliged to week day ead sight. ♦ seerehast d Revd of the Ant guild, it lie lessidese le slalom We. ilia Sob pay abeve 5,600 milks bike* te hI 14.1% take any thing whatever. Breakers'iletets, which formerly paid • stoop defy sle 60 tepees, new atm to pay threenowibleu is that kb whin. actin's of • siksll ammo the broker is tilit of pocket. In hill business the Stoker a to slite the man" Ilk enly of the drawers and remitters, but •Int of the sti that he will be obligate inquire ea wheat • link bestar ani if be cannot state it be is its default, and say haulm.* or the list at the end of the year, when he asu.t submit his banks to reeision...-(iterielt H.ll. Los, August, 11.) CHRIsTIANIA, JANUARY 1. Coint Wedel Tarlsberg, who is at the bead of the department of fillalleM, trade. and commits, hav ing requested to he released from his official duties after the Ist of January, his Majesty has acceded to the request, and has appointed Mr. Collett to seta so long at the head of that department. RANOVIIII, JANU•RT 14. A proclamation, dated Carlton House, Decem ber 41, 1821. was published here on the 91b lost. in which his Majesty siguifies that in comnsemonatiaak of she massy affecting proofs of attachment to km! Majesty's person and family given by the faith Hanoverians during his late visit, his Msjesty4 resolved to decree the introduction of a nati cockade. It is to be black, with a yellow and whit.: border, to be considered as an emblem of attache went to the Royal House, and of true patriotism. and a mark of honour for sill those who are entitled to wear it. All persons •in office are to wear it on their hats. and all natives or other subjects of the kingdom of Hanover, who have completed their 20th year. are allowed to wear it. The right of wearing it to be forfeited by cowardice in the pre sence of the enemy, by illegal quitting the service. or by crimes which are punished by hard labour in the house of correction, arid other similar penalties. arocamotat. J•NUAIIr 4. The amount of bar iron exported from hence last year, exceeds, by 9,000 ship lbs.,. that of 1820 ; but the exportation of manufactured articles of steel sod iron has decreased by 5,000 ship lbs. wassavaor moaay 15. Exchange on London : January 11-36. el. 36 111. Jimmy 13-36. 8. 36. 11. St. Peter.bu►gh Exchange on London : December 96-91. 9.36-16. December 7.16. 9 16.32. (Hambarsh Papers to Jamey 15, eaclosioe.) VI NT; PAIL...4lOnel at lb* peek, Ezeimper, Boat loth* rod South Soo Bosom THE BRITISH PRESS. L0ND0N...... FRIDAY, Nat. . • A Flanders Mail arrived at a Ws bear lint night with Papers fret. Brussels to the ISO inst. Tho intelligence respecting Turkey is specific; it states that the Terka are preparing to enervate Moldsvia in conformity with an order received at Jassy on the 23d of December. Almost the whole of their artillery ben set out, and not more than tea as twelve thousand troops remain in the province. The following are extracts : BRUSSIII.II, JANUARY 18. The Greek houses at Marseilles, say. a letter from that place of the 10th January, have not re• ceived any news for above a week, which is doubt less to be attributed to the storms which have raged in the Meditertanean. The merchant vessel Pa pillon, which kft Constantinople on the 13th of December, has arrived at Toulon, and brings the following news:—" Every thing was preparing for war at Constantinople; the fortifications erecting round the city began to assume an appearance which made the inhabitants easy, and besides the Turks are not accustomed to trouble themselves about any dangers but such as are imminent, and piece a blind confidence in the protection of Mahomet ; so that though almost all their frontiers are threatened or invaded, and insur rection is daily spreading in the dominions of the Grand Signior, they are us easy, sod appear as sore of the defeat of their enemies, as if they were still at the height of their power. The only thing at Constantinople which chews the fear and the weakness of the Government, is the excesses of the Janissaries, which would certainly be repressed if it was not felt how necessary they are. The ceremo nies must at Constantinople, are performed as usual every Tuesday. The Suites goes to Saint Sophia with his accustomed munificence. The Janissaries surround him, and lucre is nothing in their conduct which afford ground for the reports which have circulated of his death, on the contrary, his life is considered at this moment to be safer than ever. He is the last branch of the renowned blood of the Ottomans, which boasts of descending from Ma. hornet, and his existence is bound up with so many superstitions and religious notion., that the most furious Jsniusries would not dare to offer him vio lence. Almost every day he reviews the Numerous corps which, coming from Asia and proceeding to the Danube, pm by Constantinople ; and it is affirmed that ■t a moment when he is sensible how decisive the first operations will be, be eagerly seeks information respecting the military operations of Bonaparte, whose talents and character he greatly admires. 44 They are in daily expectation at Constantinople of seeiag• Erman appear which will permit his Sob !lathy to satisfy his desire to quit the Seraglio and pat himself at the head of lie troop. ; for am the 13th it was thought that an arningement between the Porte and Russia was impossible, and the Di rso is sensible how advautageoss it would be to the Turkish troops to have at their hood a breve Prince, the ilancomdoot of Ali. Saladin. sad Amarat." 11111111/41, JAIIVART to. like l iatelligence Prom the firootiets of lilloklavia ~T' =I _ )MINISTRY OF WAI iltflolaTtre Brattish army whi Whil'ibet WI of lily, after expanse vittiiMs of physical and moral form pneistee of !Raja, aid formed a I,( lhimedier Cauterme, pat Itself • command of that ofAcer no the r &Atli its march towards Chit spit W110%1648 with • aqoadroe of ova 'attires of the army. PA timid Bripdier Inet **earl, with his army, rsa n flee battalions, awl 7011 • Pr teesee of Pero having Ibises for secoriart the beet molt ai woo asi the comity apprearbet Chief, Camp Marsbol Dee Joao fl elms et 'bleb N prewei by &blew NW tie Reply wee &awe up aetoellag to my lob - eastaittios etas t mes oi t the twee ;Jo et which eerie, way welted be Meese.-1 beettllie Imam IS be, 4 (WILT 1 4 0VILDA T. d im i ty sboade„.....frhita P.pas,l g eh Jarman./ t eat trim GaAs be 6 1 00 '' Amid ttf the Upper Niese. or the isah mas, 1111C11111111111 SI. • ne f eethe Cheeerearels se Lam • , ft rr. WeinsialreLesise d l ily 111 ." 1 " 1 " . . tit" two who sem a" Oar Jeorttel bee the following from Conetanti- t emeamwee, sled Horsemen emsh Pmalmreas he. "IP ~.,sod a apple (November es), by way of - Odom : me pima •Wwbooaae * eammaost of the milelF*-- The meowed ef the fleet Mhen foam Deli ./` al.• J.. r5.11..e. I DUTCH AND SPANISH PAPERS. ustimuitou, JAroaklr 11. Our accounts from Constantinople ire to the 10th December. They slate that the Porte he. delivered to the British and Austri■n Ambsess. dors a note respecting the Russia's Utrimaisee. which is of • very pecific nature. It desists from its demand of the immediate delivery up of the Greek fugitive*, and declares its readiness to evacuate Moldavia end Wallachia, but not till after the ex piration of a certain time, in order meanwhile to put down the insurrection of the Greek's. This is all the Ambassadors could obtain. Tile note ends with a wish that the Christian Monarchs my pre serve peace, end take cure that Russia does not listen to the Gina Mehl. It is nut known what 1101fies biou this note may make On the "Rusiliiii Cebinit ; but it is mien) tb•t if Kiwis declines nit* the Government w lee wash to btuder the people from lad trentyhasii *mires the nests that ittliToiks ore preparing t• eisoetate Moldavia, in eotiturniit y frith i Pormin rierited et Jassy on the itial De. tetn6er. sod poblisised the next day : almost iLe whole eV the artillery has set ont to retreat as tar sh e troops Ere reponink the Danube. There ate wow ho more thati ten or twel ve thiedeend theirs in Moldavia, who ore iu Joist amt the environs. The head-quarters of the Senn. kier IvSepal, 08106 here keen Deafened It' Width'. This measure is considered is the eters; tion of one of the demands of Ramie, and cook: quently as on edditiosal Mayon to hops that 'm e i will be timinisineds--(firenels Papers, Jaa. 4%) The Madrid Papers which arrived yesterday fully confirm the memento which we had previously Ot t ! respecting the consent of the king of Sittu t o remove from the Cabinet the obnoxiosso Ministers, The KING, ia officially notifying his intentions in the Gaulle. say*, " I bine hitherto declined to accept th e resignation of these Ministers, but conside►ing th e present circumstance:, I now allow diem to retire, de. daring that I am sotiofied with their good streets, their attachment to the Constitution, their loyalty to my person, and their seal for the public good .n Th em expressions are very remarkable t they shew h ow reluctantly the. Kim* bits conceded to the wishes of the Corte, and the body of the nation, and threw an ill grace over a circumstance which ought to have been made the bond of renewed harmony sad coofidence. The praises bestowed upon thete Ministers are extravaputly high ; the qualities ascribed to them complete a picture of perfeciiso which the most ingeoiens writers upon imagine, forms of government would have found it impels. sible to surpass. Every word of this proves the hitter and abject necessity to which his MAJLITT suet have felt himself to be • reduced, but his avowal of so great a humiliation was neither digni fied nor judicious. He might have mourned his loss in secret, but he was ill.advised to hold him. self out to the country as desiring to maintain asp Ministers upon whom the people sod the sere tentative. of the people had fixed their real of reprobation. So closes the first contest between the King of SPAIN sod his people since the restoration of the Constitution of the Cortes, and the circomstsocee attending the contest are not of s nature to es courage the Ewa to any further trials of strength. His MAJZIPIT displayed obstinacy rather them firmness, for he merely resisted the wishes of the people without having made any efihne to check the licentiousness of those who ma toted to speak of their conditional allegiance. His was a negative or passive virtue; but the poise of the Spattash Constitution will ever require fray the limo an immediate concession, or a 'igneous active resistance. We never *doused the *my upon which it is built, although it is impoe• sible not to feel that with all its faults sod imper fections it is better—far better than the brutalising epees of despotic power which it has superseded. Miss Lotxm•f's reply to her father's chip on the subject of her conversion to the Roman Catholic faith, is given in another pan of our Piper. This leanly quarrel may prove beneficial to English sentiments, by deterring Protestants from sending their children to France for education. There VC some persons who also flatter themselves it sly excite a prejudice against the Catholic claims. The Dublin Papers of Tuesday last have defied They communicate a shocking occurrence. I party of yeomanry having seized an illicit still, DM takers the owner, a man named Bucxt.air, and is other, into custody, were attacked by a forge body of country people. The officer commatidiag tit yeomanry cautioned them to desist, and thrratamd, in the event of their refusal, to shoot his pawl BUCKLEY. The people, however, pus/void is their attempt of rescue, end the officer carried ba threat into execution. The unfortunate BECELST, who was tied to his companion, was shot, and they fell together. We forbear from making any com ments upon this shocking case, until more fully as ▪ of the accuracy of the statement. A County Meeting was held at Kilkenny on Fu day, when o series of Resolutions, sod a Pintas founded thereon, for the removal of the Cal)* disabilities, were agreed to. Mr. T. Bsaact, seconding the Resolutions, said, " It was the 114 of his MAJESTY'S Ministers to have a general et pression of public seutiment on the subject." The practice of robbing for arms appears to lug ceased. There is no case of this description notice in the Dublin Paper.. His MAJESTY will *pew the missing Session d Parliament in person. Every preparation is ui.ti , ; for that purpose in the Department of the Bora, and at the Lord Chamberlain's Office. Names of the passenger* per the Bombay OP thaw. Captain CLAaisoit, which sallied from Bombay the 4d September lost : Msjor.Geoeml Huskisse• ; Captain Howe, 67th r'V meat • Mr. Ritchie; Dr. Gan. C a ptain MaveSsv, aaais'Pieley, Mimes, sad Arrrow ; and Mr. Dell *ad"' Mayo, Comp/say's service; Res. Mr. Fletcher, Illisonsol; Ur. Wood, Snob liniment ; Copan* Deschamps and haihi ;Anew Had; sad Miss Hoar.. .IVben the Bombay Merchant sailed it was rertl fi that his Excellency the Governor-Cleneral ohjeo, •od to the proposed increase of the Bambq of two regiments of infantry and one of awaley. The East India Company's ship Vessitsheis • Ragland and St. Helene, arrived all well at Itsool son 114 99th Auguss, and was expected to sail 10 Clamieboot the end of September. The Wiwi adltif !Loa Bombay for China on the 4.34 sf 46 °' KUL Teo guineas per cent. have heti' giro lo Liars% v• the Drielpeeder, the wily shred ° i ll *tie are which hoe oat pawed .thr Illsillieotirords. It is gewerally supposed t""` 1111$ 1 ,111Me taken our of tho passages further to u" " boo. •- .0 ^ ~~ soil *coarse the news tbii W t . T e a s ; to evectlate Moldavia, in codfannity Mu reeriked at Jassy en the Ctid De. poblished the next day : almost die artillery has stet oat to retreat as far lilac troops ire repeehig the Moab% 10* ho more than ten or twel ve spa in Moldavia, who are in Jtout nos. The head-qaarters of the Sera.. Ogloii have toren Deafened to lis measure is considered as the eters; if the demands of Riskin, and cook: additional reason to hope that mice Beirevels Pupers. Jam. stl.) d Papers which arrived yesterday fully :vomits which we had previously site,' e cement of the king of SiAir to the Cabinet the Anoint:ma Ministers, 'officially notifying his iutentions in the " 1 bane hitherto declined to accept the ' then Ministers, but considering the filmset*, I now allow diem to retire, de. mm satisfied with their good services, rot to the Constitution, their loyalty to d their seal for the public good." These re very remarkable I they she* how is Kitts tea conceded to the wishes of d the body of the nation, mid threw over a circumstance which alight to de the bond of renewed haramoy sad The praises bestowed upon thee extravagantly high ; the qualities em complete a picture of perfeeiso sot ingenious writers upon imaginer, reticent would have found it impos. Ise. Every word of this prove the 'act necessity to which his MAJLITT ek himself to be • reduced, but his great a humiliatioa was neither digni- icious. He might have mourned his but he was ill-advised to hold him. a country as desiring to maintain say on whom the people and the repee. the people had fixed their teal of be first contest between the King of is people since the restoratioa of the of the Corte, and the circumstances e contest are aot of s nature to es. Ewa to any further trials of strength. rt displayed obstinacy rather thew he merely resisted the wishes of without having made any ens e licentiousness of those who ven- rek of their conditional allegiance. festive or passive virtue; but the genius eh Constitution will ever require fray immediate concession, or a :memos resiessisee. We never *divined the which it is built, although it is imps. 'eel that with all its faults sod impel.. better—far better than the brutalizing ipotic power which it has superseded. must's reply to her father's charge vet of her conversion to the Roman h, is given in another pan of our Paper. quarrel may prove beneficial to English iy deterring Protestants from seeding nto France for education. There are • who also flatter themselves it sly udice against the Catholic claims. lin Papers of Tuesday last have iciest Infinite a shocking occurrence. I panty having seized an illicit still, sod 'tier, a men named Bucat.air, and se- ustody, were attacked by a large body ieople. The officer cosametudiag the utioned them to desist, and threatco, of their refusal, to shoot his mimeo The people, however. persevered is t of rescue, end the officer carried ha motion. The unfortunate Beclistr 1 to his companion, was shot, and they , We forbear from making any cone this shocking case, until more fully se eccuracy of the statement. Meeting was held at Kilkenny on Fn. series of Reolutione, sod a Petite ,eon, for the removal of the Cmhthc were agreed to. Mr. T. BAINgs. se Resolution% said, " It was the 114 sTT's Ministers to have a ignore' ez• public sentiment on the subject." Lice of robbing for arms appears to het ire is no case of this description otticoi lin Paper.. --- LITT will open the earring Sessile si in person. Every preparation is us.tv pose in the Department of the lisrs, ..ord Chamberlain's Office. the pessengen per the Bombay Aler' Main CLAIIISOII, which toiled from September loot : reel Li rda t y e ir h s Litchis; Ile. Ca . Co miw P r p i te . t a s il F a i i il o etd H e M nber " : " . 7 . 6o : 6 : in o i t t e h ie l e ) ed .rf "; • ;: ;; : . ,4 rh ; Coptaio Elnwhowps ow/ WI sad Miss Hoar.. lllocy the luga e ‘aif 4erc t uni overoor-Clroni laiWitw e al i re rl i:i. roposed increase of the Bar al °l seats of infantry and one of croaky. India Company's ship VonsilOrd. ( 14 d St. Helena, arrived all well at fletlhlf_ IBA g t u olugl i me n .u e b i a s d; tofpea:dfrgt`ePtwhniagelna.lll.llbirsuPtc:ethet I. d e e le3dse l t i °W : 4l7:: ::: is the Brialgorshw, the °lay slued , ID which boo AIM passed the Sirs *eds. It is geoemilly supposed that pi: 'ken one of the passages further to t° • • -- • ■ ft