The Sun. — London, England, 1821-04-28 00:00:00

REVOLUTION AT BAIIIA. By = the ship .441-ig ,ffriive4 , from ,144 c .7..lfe;l,eft.on the h4th Feb. 49 . 1 4 rafi 7 '40 . Za . 411414th5 ;wean nit hav6 I trtin;" reiTed of a' ir4dl-tar.t.:relr'p'llatiozi out -Itafie; I. Fozu.pa4f ing girt:Alß:3 tarrtef: iI 1' i : h'cs.:e - ef't by xita et: 'anti jr::di3fatio4s4 the 'R~soh • . of ihe The iat.a.3lfre;lolli-als'et . . clplitett by: the pa:rPolß. ~f carry . ..P.retidn.cy:- was ov ri,El P A but,. our of delicacy, he dec.4nea."-_-iesving, eras none..in ( l:4l;iei : artti regatta ,rpgritler,: . .nz.l tpt%e. 4 3th,. :.yhen l the. lettiii we're' Closed ). ftu • .•-j,lc ;+ ',~' * ,'~ eye Ty-thing - wa:S:tr'ariqtlll. • -' • . •. : . nik, iii93.-,foa-_the-10th • at morning-. burst fOrtt.Cici.th . 4 city; . . P.,e7!plution as'unt.x.pected as it_ has been brilliant •in Its`tuccest.i - Ai'lriPol--,tuo-al it was brought c Utiroy 'by, the -.troops some feeble efforts: ,-.were -made by - Iffe•.Comirittnifef-in-Chif to stop its progress, hi iiliicc'firs?;',Vi sersant, 'two' OThis officers, "u. and - • a, negro.ldst their fli-; • , •- - • ye4.--_ • • -the only blood Shed -,on this.. impottant -occasion. Jarsta: is:forined to govern -the-Province ''King" shall have ziCe.epte4t4i Constitutian; which is to. be!,that . Of its:-:completion the' Constitution of Spain is- to :be: acted upon, • The tyoopS . 'of : thy;- line "and-militia, abrotit :12;606 men . „ have. sworn -tothe new: c_onstiution 5 and 'preparations._ are smoking to resist-any - form which may, be sent .against_. ..it is-. pro howeV.er, that h9stilq.tepS. be to - I:en - by - the .Government at Rio ;---thesfolly such-a ,proceeding must be toa.e.bvio_tn...' Pqrnam . expeCted to rise the moment the uews:Of the evfnts, haVe. taketuplace here:, shall teach them.. A Dutch yessel,„%vhich- I.hayebeen this moment informed .is- otx.the : poini of getting under weigh, enables. ine„to.give.youAhe abOYe hasty particulars. A. :direct--oppOrtunity 'soon be - afforded rule, when receive more detailedinformation. ...4tisiness, - is entire -at_a "stand - for the present, but and Confi; • • dence' will Soon - be restoretl.. • • -RESPLUTMN.: - •, : • . Camarindeys and-pfgcers of the troops of theline, con. atituting the garrison of Bahia, assernbledln the sitiafe'befoiethe Palaces in presence of the Governor' and Captain General,'Connt . de Palma, all of one -accord, heing.desirotii of avoid r ingthe sion of blood, which unhappily - might result from cornmetions oxiginating- irr the fears of the - people,- thai - these fears might be frustrated which they: had inanifestid. in favour of - an a - dhosion to the system - .adopted by their brethren in - Portugal, with whom they wish perpetually - 10 be 'united, and Partake with there - in . the bene6ts of the liberal Cotititutien novi . fraMing in Lisbon, resolved at follows : • • • " 1. To sviear obedience to the most high and powerful King Sr. D. John. VI. and adhesion to his royal dynasty, and to Pre. serve the Holy Religion we profess. " 2. To accept and swear to the constitution that may be made by the Cortes in 'Portugal, and entirely that of Spain j •in the same .manner as it was entirely AdOpte!iin Portugal..; • -" 3. That the Municipality shall propese for the approbation of the troops of the people, the persons who are to-constitute a Provisional Junta:, who are to gOvernthis. province till his Ma. jetty shall have solemnly sworn to : the same Constitution. . • " 4. That the Provisional Government, immediately ifie.r its installation, shall theinselves ,draw up -an act of griliesion to the Government .of POrtugal andithe new-order of:things establish. ed which forwardedto,the*said Government of Portugal, RS well as to the. Mpg ou : r 6. That the Provisional Government 'shall irnmediaiiii give orders - for the election of ,Peputics: - for /his "Piovince, inorder • that they may join the coitesof:-Portugal;: • • 7 • "16. That ailthe sets of;'palic adraloigt4iticia ask Zbotinue the name °four Lord ppl ' • . . , 4 4 el. That the. Fesefit g;. - Tallb;...a ofgeberalYzeorcil anon eral kiAl-;.g the i ; - :!labitap-t.S.Of.this:Peo - Otte;:iihatever•May hale beeri the motir's of politicaldis reem.ent,.hitherto subsisting. " Done in Bahia; -- iii - theTM,;.ai.cipayt r y,. this 10th day of Fe bruary, 1821. 7 • ed)" " 'Count de PALMA." '— • • * . . • • . CI ; . O VETtIiCiRS on•ritbviiioNAL ' • ". 1. ,L.o . g.i.Nanasl da President; for the. - tiaeracy. • f •• " • t,'• 2. Paulo -.foze 4ei.r4iuct, Vice-Prisideßtifox Agriculture. 3. I r cT a e nc i*t s :t l ot a , t- i t l n OTPlgua, erl TOr f( Ci r iii t Y e: • t. Lii:ut..:Colonel of Artillery, Manoel ?edit' de Pioitak t Cor=ander-in..C.hief, for the - troops. ! Liett. - -(ta. of Ca valtl i : Fianciago de P2.:.:!s.;:for ditto. • , Licut-Caland ElAiicTsdo."./oza Pera,• the.l2th for.ditto;; • • 4 ' . Thew" Ilev:rdriDean, Cl . " )1.• - •• r4N4Ok, D. 1 4 .4.1 m; secretaries PA: TTC di. AR. §: . GOvernor Was aware _of the conspiracy to extent s and, conscious that he had not, the power:in stip•pre.ss it, he. wrote to the k.cmo,appriSinglimOf his situa tion, and' applying for direction tifthe course pursne,. To, thiS . 4Plication no answer wa . S:returried. G 9vern or. th thr9wo tipo# discretion:-.seiit .fer Leaders/of the Revolutionary„Pqrtyi told : thein that' he 'was Info rkni4O( - their projects 4nd, theif force, 'and that he had• written; to ttiti 4. for instructions .under the ci eon instances: a...request, that they would take' - no. (Other,step:- until he received , answer, The w reply to this ai„, that as tie tiad Niritten .: ,to . they would nbt-- - cons - ent . to 'Any_ delay, The Governor then, saidciii4e iii that case, he - would put theth.tinder,airest i .and ringing the hell; le ordered, up . the Aid-de , Caintr,.whorn tie com- : 1 rnapcNd to arrest . theTri.: Cr.n; the ether.. handi .the: oniry, Leaders ordered•• - theAid-4-Camp to arrest the Governor, 'whiCh'ffe! d d, a body of. the military ippeniitle, at..tkesute,time!to enforce it if: necessary. ,Thn anyernOt - was 4ssuieci ttlit he should be treated 'with "very respect ~in d .he . gave up his. Thus in .the course'of . 9;tl hour ihe,,r,coltition was- conipleted- With as , ui ucls tranquillity: as if 01(7 'hadi.fien. transacting-- the ordin4rylYOSitiess,of the toternirient, or gOing', through any, mere. formal! V; to 7•}o4ch . no im.por4 tance was attached, ' .: ~. !~. ~. :__ r_ -4.! ..::. "-• Pitf.DMO:';TP.3E GAzFT'rr., [Aantlitn . • - - • - Sdrulay, at six o'clock, his golarit . 4 de :14tour, General. is Chief r.hc.t.: - Ginlerrzor Getkerli":oi . ac. corapanied by his whole .Staff . , pro, e , .. , cled to the• j.. 01141, to.: a ttoiyl the th,•tejesgivitvg v. the "Altiiighty,:fOr deign - :ifig• to riiritire - .tratiii•A'ali-tY: 'to 'this' cog . titry. was pr46e , tat by .rho . :llaitratea of the Senate; of t4e. - ChaFatki.r, the (DeCurionale) ,Oocly„g ad lerriersiof - the , fithliies- 'tile Royal =ceat,o nber persons of chsrtluction: T.te .tanding its N 7 aslt size, was crowded with people, to , -.vhorn titlebrated2preaelker t,her Fred.' naiti tiresed, before . vesper, -4:Most - eloquent iliicourse,. she; ing the visible predilectioia of the Almighty for their, dominions, - :Nrldch-has been itahlfested . • well. • s . ih a f or . iner:Revidutiort, • the:Archbishop *hen clatiao th'e . .itin!brosion V.6s 11li./.9ician of sunglDomine SalPum, fo4 4 , , D.ncern-- - ,CarZtliM7.-P,4ieern after *.t • whith tbe,Prkeit: t gave the enet,lC O n with the 1 - laly.SacriiniesiK-7' _ altTlloof thi..Citadpt-au,d, the. Brigade of -Pleartloqt r .dramli ih-tir4 Scitfaie, - , fired three ga hollour•• of 10 -- y.tiik day, ,the and Tirt;iti,ger: of happies future . , situation. .The. IVanicipal Body or this city,.. - and the brave tocalNaii - Onal'Ouard, ~who _have, acquired So : large shaie Of the, stern and gratittide of all the well-disposed inhabitaiiti in:the lite 4nhaf.py _events, had On Safurday — :the,,Most welcome re ward of their '.labours -and„ fatigues in.the most el;preSsion -of the - entire - satisfaction which. - his RoydtHighnesi s tiie Duke Of. Gene- VON deitined"' sifinify to iltem._hy. the • Marquis „ . 1 1 .4.3nca-,di . Thiesl de Villa _Hermosa, who re 'turned-.from Modena .-- with::the - honourable mis sion • 'tO tO•ibe :- 1 1 / 4 tati6nal Guard of the. - - city, ina - body, the deep sense entertained by his .oval Highness their - seryites, which he did, - * I on: -. 411 7 0' day:kb - vie . ineittiOned; in a manner illl cyaS • receiyed with the most grateful enthu- siasm . by. this. meritorious- COrpL • .The Royal trniVeiSify; de ti StUdil,. is . closed, and all tl students have no fixedabode _ • . -• • •. - at ,Turin ,are -to-..return to their homes., It is thought that the course'-of their'studies Will be tesifined'idNOVember. .. • . . fie 4ave - received, by Turin and Venice' very late accounta".froin which shew. th a t there • • _ • is no truth in' the. report r given by some papers, of_ an .insurrection' in that Island against the ..British GOVernigent..-- 7 . (Gozetta Piedm.dn. Use . April . - " 4_ •16.-,-A °Stirplement to the . . 'Gazette contains u lOgg . iteConnt - of the operations of - -:General 'La ''r9ur . - and.- the Austrians, which led - to the defeat of the rebel troops. It is stated in this account, that on. the. hostile motions of the rebels, and: ;their .advance .to Verceil, .'General Ilubna wrote to .General-LaToni, t h at t h e h ost i le rn . oyetnepts'. of the _troops at Alessandria w ou ld not permit. Min to-co One..: himself • to observing, ss he hall hitherto doge ; that :their proceedings vouldideCide on his:;- : that, if they stopped where they Were,' the Austrian army -would-not pass T4ino ;' but if . they advaaced, th e -Au s t r i ans would pass,. and. the -whole responsibility.. of bringing foreign troops. into Piedmont - Would . lie on them. ',General La Tour hastened - to commu nicate 'this notice to the Commander of the re volted troops who, • far from.complying, conti " n . ued their march upon Novara.—[flere follows -an account of .the precautions taken. by General 'La/Our, and of the ,action that. ensued.] -7 The number off.killed -and wounded, on both sides, WaS - not . above 50. -. About' 250 - prisciriers were ' taken; among witorim were- `several-Officers of the 'regiment of Monserrat.. :The'folloWing " • . ., .waspublishd:xesterday evening ......., ! 9111)Elt OF .TILE DAY. 47e st.er? 40,14414' knowaio the Eogal Atrny the following Re t script of.„Ne.•Atoya3.: fllglaiess , the Dilke of . ckepeityis, ad dressed so US, which has just arrived from. Modeni, Connt Salteit'6ndfLatOtii:;.-:The s:ignalServires performed by you. in the ire'etiit : iertoilS l aiia" . critical.eircurnstanoes, hgye: . which 'we had conceived .of We take'Pleasure,. therefore ; w 'giving yati, by thl.4e pieserfts, a public testimony. of our esteematid our thanki. It is", .besides, ourfitention : that you should* make knOin to 'that' p"ari of 'Cie. -4oyal Army. which, notwid istanctiiii Ca'4' inidiOus intrigues of a. few. factious Pers(iis; has coritiau'ed jfgeierve .entire the ,honour of .our arms ; the I)2 .4 tittir4.a:tiifacijoa• with which VFQ stall nOt' cease t 0 tall Eo tind; bah the loyal sentiments displalted bytivariotts corps stai; !ion e(3 the different parts . of the.: Royal'domiiiiik-s: and the, 15rn,l'itiirhor,ourabl a coy.ii t hince shewh on the of - April, army, asserubledat icovars,'. which confidence, And ruSt 'superiority which arbe frezri thieol-Itiiitasnein of doing well, yigorpusly.oppoSed the mad threats of a body otdesperate teigls, and. maintained - in this - rnanter; in. the''pre4etce of cur 4d generously cOme to our' the ancient iePti tati 9 n of thc Royal 'a.ini.6.4l- 2 1 1:1:1 glorinuS exaMple will. he .gratefu/ly.i.emerabereilby our'- • peiterity, Etrda ll serve at all. 4nries confirm ih tee lireF4its of Our warriors tliosesentir-ients . of fidelity, tf hotoiiri and of oheitietcetO . ,legiti, , .7late authc . .rity,„ 14t.lAct which,thci noble prOfesSion arrnA. , , destined to b 4 the ornsmdr,tiof society, becomm its scourge avid its opprobrium.• fcloilena, 1821.' . Theji-cueral:in-Chicf, tilovernor-Gclicral; "Turin, April 15,, 1P1... ..""DE LA: 'TOUR." Oupplerire,:f.: of .Get6tta•PieiOntes-,,t)...5.. ,fir ~..~ r-t; : : , : i. ;IT; -,~.,: .!: : FOR VW, SUN. I,) Ma. Enziolt---The subject:to which I propose to' call the ,publi:l• is' . fraUght with sp much. iniportanCe that I feel. confident you will 'favour niy lncubrationS with a. place in your Pa, ''he .13 - 4ilding of Prisons anti Prison Disci, pline,-have:oecupied- the-atntion of many good men, and the nation rday well be proud of those who, as far. -.as circumstances- will admit, have gone. into the various Systems of Prison Discipline as practiced in this - country. To tile honour of the Home of. C-oiiirunnS, mach :any.iety has been. evinced to iz - ipro.ve the state..of : our gaols; every v. ho addiesSei the chair on that subject is certain of marked aUention, and.• the whole, es- Ibrobly appear to, sympathise veldt the tale of r. - retchedness as described. by -a Bux•roN Or a •HOLPORD,• but neither House of Commons or those who have hitherto rnat.le • their sentiments known on this- ma.tter, have 'experience to guide their laudable,zeal, or the assistance:of intelligent eXpWil the defects-in : en r gaol'system, so that, except from casual cirCOmstances, orilis tanetheery, from. rumour, hearsay, or; a, few hours visit to.those abodes of misery and vice...l do not' friefill tO:detract froin': the labours of the Society for thelinprOvernen't of f"tison from ,Mr. - -130 - N-ToN,Mr,'Hotsimin, or the Ladies'- Committee,, on ,the. contrary., •they. have done,., .and aretlorpg, much good j many of their ing,ges-.: tiona all their'intentions.are. l pure; that ; SOc - iity,,l,fe..llOLFoun,Mr. 13u roa', and the Lattie-Commictee deserve the thanks of Aheir_countrY; hrecause, in'follOwing the stepa, of a HowAßri and a . P.Ans.,:-..they•keep alive, that ,flame. of human-its; and se curity, which; if properly nurtured,. •must ultimately make our prisons placess-Of r3flection,:and: -. consequently of terror, to those whom: Me - Lam-s -:would terrify, - of puniehment to those whom they ;weak( punish ; but.,oll mere, though secure, confinement, for such at, on just:grounds of suspicion, the Police find it nece.t, sari to confine for judicial trial. '* After saying this'much, and - meaning more than I have. said, it cannot be supposed that Lana actuated . ..by any. other motive-, than a wish tO contrihate my mite to the humane fabric now : r ing in- . the larid,;_and as far as . in my peW : er adding- a stimulus to the Well-doing of this :desirable .-work.--- It 'Would • he :presumption in me to attach my name to .this letter-or those that may follow,- butt-'-:if- =I - lain' obliged to object to some of the ,recent positions lately taken,• •• •,•l trust that the same charity will be extended to-, :wards:tee,which I am 'rnwit anxions';to impart to the inhabitants Of . a gaol ; more I--do not requeSG: as Much, I am sure, will he - granted. if theerectionof a new prison be mengoned at Assizes or Quarter Sessions, the Gentry of the county, anxious-as they are' for such a measure, involuntarily turn upon : the -proposer, and ob- . . serve :that the times are so bad that. the occu piers - of-land and tradesmen cannot bear the ex 4 pence. It does not occur to them (because their decision is instantaneous) that money may be bar rowed for . the .purpose, It, has not entered into their contemplation that a. well regulated pri4On reduces:the number of its 'inhabitants, which cir cumstance will cause a considerable saving to the county, besides improving the morals of the people; ,that a ;sinking And may be established for the liquidatiOn of:the surfs borrowed, and on this principle a very trifling increase to the count.yerate will ultimately secure lasting advan tages ; that it is: but reasonable to..call upon our successors to payfor a portion of such bUilding, is - they- will have the benefit of its u-:! for the culprits•of thttir day - ;.T.In Short, the proposition and answer . are, so juke-warm-.acid so little con sidered as to their relative importance that after the feeble attempt the majority rest" satisfied that nothing can be done, and we grovel on in the dark, without' considering, that, for the sake of saving a small sum, compared- with the import - - ance of the case, we are adding to the degene racy of the tirne9, :by nurturing and maturing schools of vice and immorality, in the very place Where reflection and its attendant virtue ought to be cultivated ; that, instead of crushing delinquency- in the bud, we are' encouraging its growth, and that persons confined in gaols generally leave ..thOse places worse men than they were at the commencement of their im- - prisonment ;_ thus the present saving of a small sum entails on our posterity such an accumula tion of misery and crime, that I am much mis* taken if the •County Stock or Poors' Rate Can be materially lessened so long as the Gaols of the Kingdom are continued on their present plan, (there-are some honourable exceptions) or the buildings suffered to remain in their very defective would suggest that Government qhould en courage the.building and alteration of Prisons by Premiums for a limited number cf years, not by money,for then thg Chancellor of the Exche4udr, under' present circumstances,`would ngtieSSarily put his negative; "the 'duty 'on brick, stone"; timber, ands ken,' might with great -pro priety be waved on .such - occasioni ; it has been partially done, but the public-are not generally . - av:are of the:concession; strange as it -may ,ap iledr, these duties average per cent on the efectilliii, a sum by no means c.ontemptible in pro= portion to the expenditure ; that this - will no: cost the: Treasury any throng; is ostensibly prpved by the fact that at present the• country, with few exceptipns, has ceased to build Gaols, conse quently:there is no duty from that source ; that such an inducement may, and in all probability will bring many counties to the determination of taking advantage of such an opportunity for the completion of their Gaols in the term of (say) three or five years is more than probable. NAIL suppose the ease of a county anxious -to erect a Gaol, but unwilling from. motives of policy to expend P 30,000 for the purpose, that they borrow the whole sum; and increase their county rate k5OO per quarter, E 375 tot- interest and ,E 125 as sinking-fund this will create a set off , . of £5OO the &st and ei•ery- succeeding yfiar against the. debt; the) . -clutY -on• initeAtas wilj amount to j?-150Q, and she lahoui of sixty pri soriert to assist at the: building to abut : E 1000 ; ;'.Sir teo'Pau . ras at the termination of the fir!.7.t year th e arliptint • •• • BoiTOWeit " r - •• pO,OOO Sinking_ fund : Duty savf.t. '. - - - . •••• ". I Ptisoneti' labour on. ;-£S,U.OM '•• " • - -;• • • • Cpurty acbtat . tht , C:l•thinatior, of I'trit y ' -. 'which sum by-,the- operation:lsf the'irili.khiglftind : and prisoners' earning : Tally paid - Otf.in'fourteen yeah with:the additional ad vantngeof a re,ditced list of. offenders., consequently a .s.oing to the county.,• the. improvement': 'of'.:the . Thoials of the people, and an useful establithrifent:Tbr posterity - 7 -by, such tneans:l. ) .risons - ..may•ih; eiteected ii,t'e laraed without hea.vy bUrthen,'atid Itte'genfry thecountw ry..- hirie. - thw oOp - ortutii(q.ofori-i- „ mencing that work of amelioration N . ihiCh tI ad . nit to be desirablei Afekittili to 'Oki into ; practic e . •- • r- -2: - fear, that my. letter 'may to thoukht 'tediOui and. dry by some of your readers, but ilotherwise„ and encouraged by yoly I shall,"in a Series of Ac7e . or six 'bore, state my thoughts on the assoi.4ation: of Gaols, remarks: n the , plan of :Orison build.: trig classi4cation,- inspection, goterinneut, and' labours for- prisoners, together With such . othey' prt.mtical Asz.i..have a4quired :during the time have i4e en appointed • • ~CI`AYI9ER. _ T."6OORit}:!SPO.NDENT', CARNIITAA.Vice4-144 , v-4, - .Ng: X III:. or. Ylonclak. , .. . ._. . . . .. . , .-... :-- i, -: viler.. or sToc!4§ ~.it 1-' i- -= . ' ..s.- '-•-•, ,::Tifig.bAl-,4-.T.'f.wiL,.,.i... o'cLocK.. Aip.z...teerit. Ited):1;:::.1.;;;:::ng s`p.er Gent:Navy. Anal 10" iii, - 3 P Cent-PA32f—y...:-.. 22341 : .13arkft:Lank'.Ann-. 18 Mlectis 4 per Cent.' - - : : --12.1 ii 1 . _ }ITO Ft MI APP iti.tiiNDOl\T T) R :0W .. I.. , ;:a:pincr,.. - 55,ininutes aft, 'H. I -Rvdaring, 0 'minutes aft.c...7 THIA't SUN. 501.V.31 aurg DICER g F. - 41, SUM Autii,gr. - _LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 1.82 , • Of. Wednesday reached:*us this moraine. - In another :column we base given ext tracts: from thee Cors . titziticinnel fais,,,ontaining a vrtriety partittllhr - s - respect ing- the Gteeli - IngurtQc - tion which seems to -Pe . . . i.Come 'daily more forriiidable. : le Greeks, in several islands _of' the Archipelago; have. rais e d the itiiiiiilaxd , of;:in*itaio n :against the Tacks, and'the 13:added, was in. open revifilL ; rhe - Candians ii4deftated'the troops sent agaihst :therri froM:don StintinOple - h7 the Porte, and have taken possession :of the principal forts i#t Candifq on'Nii-inch they hire . haiteci the ..rlag of Inde,.. pendence.- :;- *=. - • From Laybach it appears, the march of the Austrian. and Russian troops towards Italy hai not Jiefin countermanded. The Archduchess of PA M$ has made a tender of her army, amOuat ing to between four and five thousand 'men; to act against th - e Piedmontese : the offer' ha's been accepted, and.they have proceeded to Ales- . sandria; commandunder the of General MET • - PERO, to_join the forces under Counts Bljax..B and LA-roun:: An ArtiCie rip in Vienna - Siatei . that the re: istablishment of Order - and:tiancinillity has-been coropletely =effected throughout= the kitigdOrn of Naples. TilAustrian Q4se;rtir of ilte 12th of Aplrci i reznirkinion the lite It:evolution in Naples atidliednloYit;o4-0 !i:.the - eveiits in Piedmont And tthe insurrection which just broken - out inTthezTnrkish!Provinces have sprung from the same origin ; 'buithe - Authors of the ConSiiiraci" 'will see"thaf their Orieniial,:ntrigues'will not be attended• with "better 'success. than those -to. which they sought to' sacrifice the fine provin,ces -of'' _ = 1114drid is said to-be'iil a Mate of perfect tran quillity ;but:inke of the provinces are infested by bands of the seditious aad evit-disPosed. - FILENCII FI: VDS. , 42fi1 24, "Five per CeAts, .;.. /32 f.. 65 c. _Bar& ... . ~.:1548 f. c. - • . :.The KlNtilesferdartook an airing in en open carriage, :with thoTrirt , ze§s.A U.ST A from one to nearly 'three —_'the weather, was bril liant, and', cheirful affectionate salutations' from the public ny - e - ti - tife - in -parts-of-.oe- . ride. His IVIAJt3I"i" appeared ;if exiellent.bealtb;:.:•her' Royal Companied Ly Luffy' MAR Y TA YL took an airing to-day.. Ilift-MkikSTY . ha :walked_ in the Palace GardenS,blit - .4as-not - appeared in public:— .26".) " Fluirtrowr, ArpiL 20.,—The ef. ENGLArai is if,. peeted here it "the beginning Of...eiugUst. He Royal -Highness th 6 Duchess . oCHEssg itik 7 Prinee4s ELIZ4IIETII of England,. is 'alreAcipinaliing preparations to receive her Brother. His BRIT ANN IC MAJESTY well also have an interview *with' the Queca Dowager of . . IViitTr:4Buno, but it is doubtful whether he will have any interview, with .any of the Sovereigns of the CoAtinent." 1 Governor FirAltniAlt has concluded -a - treaty with the ig,ing of Madagascar; by'WhiChaej per.; sons in that isiand`trading in'slaveS are to lose their heads, which, we hope,. will put an end to this horrid practice of trading irr bilinan beings. SCOTCH ACT 0-? UlO kollowing Clause of-this Act is deserving of attention " ft is always herd)) , expaissly provided and declared, that, none shall he capable to elect, or - be elected, for any of the said Estates, b' such . as are 21 . years of age complete, _and P.ro testant, excluding all=Papists, or such- who,. being suspected of . Popery, .and required, refuse to - sweAr, and subscribe Vie for mula; containcli in the third Act, made in the eig.hih, and ninth Sessions of Ki r p ; I f t7l;.LlA.s , t"s Parlikrient,..-intitle4,..` An Act for priver.ting the growtn " . ". fgAI:RI.' GE IN 110:4 reported Atoc:rEp. GztEsr..n . y,' Burt. will (immediate ly after his r_tf_AJ.CSTY'S- - BirEh.:ds.y) - lead . to the Hymeneal Altar *r.:La ,t;rttra“.ri Co vEN.Ta ds the-yetinf ; est daughter: of tbe_~Yirl of • • carEK INSUA-RECTION “- I a 'ffn'e.ftl of :of - 41e it*Th;ne!ago the `Greek:l-have imitated'.' the examples of their courtitry*tten' in - other : provinces, -1/y raising tl-.1 standard of InSnriection,against the Turks. The ft - do/3i - wMeh'iti6 - Porte has.successiveiy sent f3%.317. 'Consta . .rititi6Ple to. the Is ;e of (andia have been The insurgents,after making great . ',tooli./adtseuion,• . of all the forts i n th e island they halve. hoisted' 'the fade. *pendent iti. ‘ .,AGreek,sqaadron, c ons i s ti ng c f ve~sscls - welt- aimed, is united. off the Isle. of Id ra. ,- .FinaiTy;io'heishlen ale ;diftculties of. the Ot;•.-.;,. 'Man gd4'.ol-iiint64t, it, is• announced that an instl:-- reetcdriVas .- and -broken- out in the Morea, az.d that - W6odeutelatife :Dui-fiber of Turks have been iirsssrtcfec~ iii several quaiters of that province. %- iVratif'GreekS . frorti .Bulgaria have joined tile corps of troops Commanded by Prince Yp.. Another body... : has been o rgan i ze d by a Greek named Rambla. : The Porte has (le dared Prin - Ce .. .lklegander Su7zc a :traitor. ft is different - parties in .Waiachia :hr.....e• - iteciaretfakilinst the . Ottoman authority ; but that there is a want: .of harmony 'between themselves, . that fortune has be cOrne 'favettrabl . ite Aii.Pachit, and that he now t:um' ens ire lesq than 5,000 men -.under .9ta nil a i'`d CM/Yonne/. ) Extiact"or a ecirrnnunicarion frait Kolokyihia, in the M0z,,,..5, • • tOuritry - of the jiaznot , • 4 c-A groat rminhirr of the'. most distinguished, dreek farnilks bf , the Peloportnegus hay.e . arriVed in.tra , ncighhour! . rood to pit - -theniselves tinder thr preteetion of the free and . armed Mair: otes. A .part of tLis.bravepationi, who &Scald from the ateient Spar tans, has taken arms, and set out to join the SuliOts bey.rati the:lsthirmii of Corinth; °' • F 110.1.4 PATRASSO., MARCH 17. " The Caimachan, tt::lienecitant of the Paella of the' Nippon. nestis; Sent testertiai tor the_he a d s o f- t h e G ree k c l ergy, an d t i, ..principarGre'6k inhabit -anti, to summon theta to have all Ile Greek inkitbitants of thiittewndisarmed. The si - ghcora certain _number ,C , f aimed -Greek-s7es;sels ga,veltim 'the more Urimilne , ,s, ris a:report was circulated in Patrasso artd: the cnvi. rons', - that theSe-vesSels had i - ust. de:A:dyed the part of the 'Turk ish fleet laden wierammtmitihn for the troops employed a , rarAt 'Ali Paelia: The Greek inhabitants of Patraszo, firmly alley. ink; in.-the aclr intar;e said to have, been gained by thf.ir country men over the 'Turkish fleet, positively refused . to deliver up their .arrns„notwithstandint, the application made to them for th...t purpose by the arceli .. .Bishap, in the,name of the Cairnach.tn ; they ilnilvereci only 'Let th.ern come . and take them.' At 11 -*" ;moment the btter wa's:torningOff, the threign Consuls were for - tifying therns*es in their houses, in the fear of a seito'2; c,TI, gagement between ; the.Tqrks.and the Greeks. 31.01:OAVLt Arn ) ' • • WALAOHTA:: c‘ ti a learn, fpm aome--Greek officers of the camp of Flir 6 q - psilanti. that th e TurlLs . , far from haxing-been massacred ii inM towns or Village" -through which his array has, pasti , z'a, move "' n ga4Orted to•the:Darmhe .. bst Greek soldiers, and that no viola= hrisleen.eXerciied, except towards those - . Turks who have roade -a showicitleferiding theinselvea, ,and refused to retire2heyend the Dantille: - • . , FAO M BITCALTATI.EFFr, wAt. ACTT I.A. The r epizirs 'which has Leen spread of the flight of .di the • 13Oy-rddi -fronfifre-espital . is not correct.. Several of the. ma.; clistmgnished in this City- still here; Several Imtropo -lufrostutir. th ... 61 - .. y k ep rill n i t i zi s i.i l ed zp . . t.pt o h ; ll - ey.e lS r lip A ear l d a so c o h ilb i t a ni ci ‘nt ' he .T de, h r : i: :. l O tpe il o i c.d o n er iri g tiinia o avi f in ti rf iT titiei tr ecit o ao rF vti : of flueltaxest itself; a • pretty Considerable body of men who served OreaditAlurang the dole of the oecopatlon- Of tßis city byby= the linssians:: The greatest tranquillity . prevalkd in the city.: - ;Theltorici of Vtralehia had been .ekOrted to the Danube ; had taken place at Bttcharest when a ilivisiva of Prince 4 pstlan,ti s army was. expected; •.• - • PROM - THE rItoNTIERB OF ZFIRITS ANTY.MACEIDOITIA. " Persons . worthy of credit affirm that the Tilt: .r.sulmen who' in" •I I habit districts .of f tlif.sc two - countries have joinedthe - Or-v= ll who are .. in arms against . the Pache s commanding th . .? l = . " proitifiCei; - • ' . . • mont wrritAt‘fitt (Isilimn4 of Corinth.) : . collcc,t: " The Pacha ofyh e Morea,9.fter having with dill:el:1hr ed some *Tr..tricish troops to march against Ali Paella,. by our neighhou - rhood,to- go to meet tilt! Suliott, who . are . =- 1 has.Talisr l alliauce.with. Ali. • The- latter has ut his army to the :r0 , .....te, and though he has - offered the sum p of '6O franrl'pe-r 'month t'' each soldier - who:should - offer himself, he has n ot -keen . ..atli," recruit his army, which is in the most deplortlilt 04 - ditig 2 ' - . . . .. . (CourTer.Franqais.): • •-- -- - • - . , ' SIJIP NEWS. . DEAD.,27.—Wind $. W.—Arrived And 91ile , ' ar i* ,the Albioti, Smith, from St. Domingo for Iffilribtrrgh ; Adams, ,from Cadilz for St. Petersburgh ; :David Shaw, Xirtls.l!" from the Me of .Frahre,.for orders ; and N.a7itrAtor;-:togt , '=l from jaindica. fOr:TL from Ondon. Came . dow n "fro the remain the 3lariner,.".llrhort, for Quebec ; • Minert . i, and -Bridgwater, Mitchell, for aina. The Boinbay : 111 - diam 9 . 1 also:remains. COWES . l: 2 tPitit Airived. the Arr eri^au ship OP he ' ll4 ' :Dowson, from Canton, in.. 136: day's.PLS MOUTH,. • • APRIL 26.—Wind 5.T..--Ariived off. port the Hirinony, Herman, from ChArlgton for - HOT' , :4 " ' lieriviati, 'BroOking, from Slrra in for T jj era RV: .(,irate.(,irateHoffnung, . Meyer, from Bourdetinx for'St. " Pete rBr •r J. • PADSTOW..Ann2s..—Arrived thef,;Pneorclia,llth;c hh . from 'l.•;chien ; •she experienced very bad weather pasiagey and was: obliged to. thrOw he: bciat, 4cc.kiuralYo?." tiVerboard.. . • -do PALIqUITTIf Arlll 9r , Wind S. s Hcipe, Stichens, froM Almeira. AIJESTY'TI Lr A M icETER---His ajesty's BirtS"BML lidiay,. DAY . oniial l waa ushered' in here with joyous peals from the Churches.' '' : public dinner on the ooeasion . (in conformity with the polls) takes place on Thursdaythd 3d 6rnext'month:,at our present' worthy Chief !Magistrate ptrpbns to preside; we doubt not will be 'well attended ; being the first p.u 7 " ,141 "..„ri .porturity, offered for ,the LOyal Inhabitants of ,:tbe tow's b vicinity, of showing, their respects and attachment-to' their -• revere govereim. t • Monday Last, being the day app orated eir the eelebratia l k e his Majesty's birth-day, if 'was observed 'in this city .Witt i ,c,-,1 Usual demonstrations la f loyalty and respett from the towers of the di rent cliurohesrrti , the eittheAr 3 er,, 'parochial bells ring Merrill on the, cecasion.—...(A ..gxeter Paper, April 25:y ' 7 • • His Alagsty's Birth-day was eileb,rs,W - in on Inor' last (belly; St. George's day) with th.e us.,asipublic testilo ° .of beilmnging, Ste. dzi illeAbl;ettowsr. a.• ncrw -and- eitef flag was.licastett for .the firSt time 011 thi3 OCCAS - 106:: . !. • - . • UNIVERSITY-INTELLICIfiNCE.• • ,of Oxf AER1 . 1;27.:--the Lord •tistiop orthf.riYiee gt , Hereford has lien plcasid to - tollate the A.M. to the Vicarage. of WiFracire; in that Zionntir t tvid:'o.l . 7 death of the Rev. John Grubb." The late Chatles thapiaitr.te S Factory at Smyrna; has left" part "Of his prat Arty. t 9 ter` = 4 Scholarship in St. John's Collekr..., Cainbrul,ge, and t 4 Ala c'‘,llcction of coins and aatique Mr. TlAwy...s, -with that . lo've Art, - . zeal for *merit :Whi . ch - mark his. i;blEtCte r we understand, composing: a AlLariiinx,to memory of - the late Mr, - 13Art,ttiaixri probable, that the libe'rdf and irlirili,•ous poser will. :bring' . his_ . . sicil • 11 ' {}--. P]u t modal in . 'fionOuc Of that - I(leiitted•-% of his* profeBsion, - on the :night' . ai , assigne e ne u a Concert for'the benefit - of b.td el ..,-. 4 , 3 , :t . sistq rp, • - 7, 1 • r n o. two • amiable -young- worne , n been happily dePrived _of an - affeLionat ... la'loa a ' = , . protector. RFGAITA OF SCi3TiAND.--Un 00 11 7 the Household met in . tti...;0;n4tY,,, , and .prozeeded. to the:-CrOgrai . 13,001tioh ifte:-!-f 4 " the to ins.pect.:the unde666(l-i- •" ; a :., intention of the Wpm's - ffpusehol4 Q s-c6tiar continue to pay-an -- danUal *visa 16 the P.;•ega -.upon the anniveta4' of `la MAlEsty'i , ‘Zdifibw - wit Star . • .4 • - _ . ••• •