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London, England, 1824-01-21 00:00:00

FOREIGN IN7'ELLIGENCF:.
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GER3I.IN PAPERS.
Varioui
The following are extracts from the jountals rceei,,,,. • Seidel
yesterday : e have
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The official Gaulle contains to-day a long Decree of the r„.• .., 'at bare
Duke, which determines the political relation, of the principal,.,,, . Can
Funtenbergh : it is the result of the negotiations earned car ie ' ... i ' th Ai
the house of Furstenbergh by the Special Committee, aijlei
charged with the regulation of the political rights of M. ,1
tionilim whose domains are within the territory of the 'Cr,- reset
pl
Dually. nfortuni
Daesnew. JAV r e failureThe Diet of the old hereditary circles and of I:plnv :ascii 1 . '
,e We sh
opened to-day.
After the sermon preached by Dr. Ammon, Chief Chaplain t, , • ,
mc
the Court, the Deputies appeared in the Hall of AsseniLlv in th.., . unar
Palace. where his Majesty with his Court came in person at le,- •um in
, e et.
and took his seat on the throne. ho Prof
31. Von Globig, Minister of Conferences, addressed theDep" • . . It
in his 31ajesity's name, after which the Royal Proposition, ~,,,
read, and handed by Count Donau, the Marshal of the Nei. et.; • viable
in the name of the Assembl, expressed the sentimentsittai
of .... l it not li
...„ ,
and loyalty which animated'the States.•
t gum
It has been found that in the year 1823 the public ; •
_sem, • !bed
contain accounts ulno fewer Man 7110 fires. . . bed
DARMSTADT, J. Is. - thy <
In the Budget of the Grand Duch! which contains on 111 S W ony th
and Means various modifications i 1 the existing tales, err ;,.
among those ',hid. are adopted— • n, tithe
" All the taxes hitherto paid to the public tremor, by me!, • aced,
es such." • • in d
Coeexascee,Jas.l publi
The carrying of walking sticks, containing swords and die4e,,
has been prohibited here by superior authority. Accordin to ~.: •,
I
Navy List, the Danish marine has now—l Admiral, re; It was I
Admiral, 7 Itear-Admirsh, 9 Commodores, 3 Captain Comae , decd
dorm, '2l Captains, 26 Captain Lieutenants, 41 First Lieutelict noun
and 33 Second Lieutenants. • ~ to
The number of births in this city last year ses.-.1,986.__ami.,_ -
2,852. • meant
ArSTRIAN Ft:nos, Jaw. 6.-31etalliquee, 83 25.32; Bet o try, i
Shares 031. • ,Or C
J Ai. 7.—.Metalliquis 83 15.16; Bank Shmim 934. + • e Gep
t
• ASIERICAN PAPERS. ,and d
• Sour
We have received Philadelphia Journals to the 20th tf... . it i
They arc destitute of anything like general interest. ilt • Weal
following are extracts:— lennoWe
OM
Coffin, CttCOAßAuni,Nede.Vll erYeouries'teDwaity. If:, , , lag:.
tsof.
The 3latteawan,tl
CaptainFß
Curacoa bringing Papers of that place to 'the 15th tilt. m •i ~Reis "
schooner Tartan, belonging to this port, bad touched at Curers . dho
trona Porto Cavallo, where she sold her carp, and was donors. -• I, as.
along with a fleet of Colombian vessels, is carry the Cifta ' The two
troops to Saint Jago de Cuba. The particulars et the man et • both I
Puna Cavello are given in the 011114,136 Papers. All the orti sad eu
vessels in port were taken. and their commanders made pinions
The frigate lisilen, which served as a priotoon, was set Ins " I recei
by the vanquubed. The fortress of St. Felipe cored &Miura • vipil,
as the music of the victorious army was heard to mingle ors coda;
with the air ; and tenanted that all was lost, the 11111MTIWIS se. •• • MS W
visors capitulated to the Colombian Oise:els.. The principal re •es to in
of the Spanish aruty were in the city at the time of the nu* of thee
nearty the whole of which perished or fell into the heeds of doer. stutaii
tors. General Colada is among the prisones. The GOWIDINt! . .
of Porto Rico had issued a demo, offeriag an asylum se. • Amu
Spaniards who had been expelled front the Lteombian uremia OMB MD
Several nisch were loaded at Curacao, waiting the Anil* •• ock. S
ceipt of the capture of Porto Cavello, for whidi place they .n - • • • -
destined.
.r child'
GENERAL MORALES. You aa
There appears to be some truth in the repi.re that this Great • . and I
in violation of his pledge not to serve against the patriots olio • . and p
tomb* was actually collecting a forte at Havanna!' to stud tis
Republic.. A letter from St. Jags), Cuba, October IS, pettliest down. s
in the Jamaica papers, mentions arrivals there in two result Ins n. Tb
Havannah of 47,000 dollars for Morales, and that 4,ooanospi hi • 31y
reached Principe, on their way to St. Jago. • • just t
( Front the New York Statrawswit.l y Indian
Wassitneton, Dec. IL • troycd by
The most important fact which I can to-day cunmunlests is de • arise.
the Committee on Foreign Affain were summoned by the ibis • quant
man, Forsyth, to meet immediately after the House adjemoed tb appeal
morning. I can do no more than mention this eireurimance Os t one in
readers are aware,, that the usual time for committees to sit n eat city (silo
warning before the House meet*, k bed of i
HOUSE OF REPRMENTATIVES, Dxc. D. es. Inu
Mr. Pennine submitted the following:— ale: be
" Resolved—That the Committee on Naval Affairs Wiseacre uhich
to inquire into the expediency of authorising the comae cast tic of thinkir
additional sloops of war.' St scattered
conlr.eraPoiasettion
oft uthicd,hiboue
iewa.sfindruntueedan
estonterdtegihkreresolto
motioevutto: AIS fortitude 1
ireil."
rendered efficient, and capable of maintaining the high tepatlu r ' Ir..
which it has ito gallantly and nobly won. If we would hawks " 1 •` • are
of line of battle ships and frigates in readiness in he peareite) or radon
:Zotnae an steamy, at the cornmeneemest of a wee, we mummy, hum a
capable ifficieninianding them. As war Matey is areal& • shave oh
toted, we shall he compelled, in dm event of war, mammal ..,,... rc... a
command of our ships, the safety of our galls et sesensn, soul to
honour of our flag, to inexperienced officers, to men who have ba - of i
for years on shore, forgetting what they formerly had teamed. lit *cud s
ha-e now five sloops of was, and thirty minters commendest: it . seam i
that an officer cannot hope to be employed Amer than eau is rat district
yeses. To hare an effluent navy, the proporden between dupe •• • Seve
mu and lined battle ships and frigates must be preserved; ;TA I what wan
trust, said Mr. P. that the subject will receive fmca the commies of the qc
htailloga•g!fincof.xithit:wit.
the consideration its importance deserves.
The resolution was agreed to.
_._—__.l
GRER IC ASSOCIATION LOAN. • toe; that
—;—
The following prospectus of a Greek 1.0681 has bed
published : Captain's i
A deputation from the Greek Government haslwell lot; - • • • to I
expected in this country, and we arc assured that Centre -, for hit
sioners, duly authorised, arc now on their passagefor If'
4 To ray f
ter. Their arrival is expected by the next packet. ` loot ter
name of one of the Commiesioners is Orlando. The - - their kind
ject of the mission is to obtain pecuniary aid in this cm • If I coca
try through the medium of a loan. li .1d be hay
'rho purpose of the Greek Commissioners has, hewer. a goof est,
as it should stem, been forestalled by certain gentlemen e . I am vet
London, aided by the instrumentality ot a General e • pels me t
%Vint:, in Paris, as will more fully appear from the Pie badly of
spectus : • ' cabbage
' enjoy at
derHois
l}S:tx."Sltiamnicilauth: (4rienc...erainowC°llresnidt idneg litli'inlAtilgonn,ighbas,t dbytheruttir!
of special powers 'coed in him, contracted for a Losn anti* Every o.
• -
(Stock), tor the service of the Grtek cause, to be raised by iedpossible
sale of bonds, in sums of 1(101.. 2901, 5001., and LOX red and t
bearing interest at the rate of S Per cent. per annuli, payable bk. ti 4
son J price
yearly at the banking-house of Moors. Cockburn' and (..
.
Whitehall, on 10 Dividend Warrants attached thereto, on she 1$ '
peat cited
day. of August and February every year ; the first payment s'r
... ~
made on the Ist day of August, 11124. misery.
It ie stipulated in the contract for this Loan, that the wee .'. ..
We ete. s
DS milk,
00,0001. be reserved for the payment of the four Ant hiilf.)twt -
dividends. and that thisamount shall be produced horn thetas:ft'
wont on the Scrip Receipts, the same totote vested and placed I.* . mod sease
"
hands of Mews. Cockburn and Co., who will guarantee f$ f' followin
bond-holders the aforesaid dividends. . of
It is further agreed. that the sum of 40,00(11. shall he mew- •
' bers of
from the amount of the connect, anti be vested in Government:*
clarifies to be applied as a sinking Fund tiw the redempro" the fans
10.0001. of tlieeapital, annually, and that the bonds so pa:AM
will be cancelled and advertised- . Visited S
As a further security for the Loon, s general Mortgage It ' ri' . hem
I will be executed by the autboriled persons, which pi** but i
j gement revenue of the (heck islands, as wail that of 11.1 e )111140t s
'army:tot, as also that of the respective parties who ha" , y who hi
the document% ' in fin. tin
It ls mpe.aarj to state that. independsorly of the furring have st
merino, the fidlowing revenues will be set apart for the pi! COM at
1
of the intact, and the redemption of this Loan.
The produce of wines, silks, oils, and drugs, and obis -. ,_ • eh. mini
tics on vessels, and goods imported into, and exported frote• 7 in the . gr.:
said islands.
The official documents and powerse for tvinteseting this I'd
•Bethe• ~ i
will bedeposited in the Bank of Englard, notaruil ofil"Lg • .. in 4
which will he lodged at the Bankers: and also irio 7 1 • '
DOW 1
Agents, to whom retirence may be made for further riene:•o nuteneen
and infionnation. who few
The payments to he made as follow : , , . who h
10 per Cent. deposit on or before the 31st day of January its,. • the failure,
10 pa Cent. . . on the trth slay of February, • to Groh.,
le per Cent. . - on the 31st stay of 31amb, s clothes,
10 per Cent. . . on the 30th :ley of April, and ' to went;
10 per Cent. . . on the 28th day of AI ty. ,
Visited tin
two pa
hftwes, I
boirMtendstilujor'Sbueceidemliptveansrcdwd.ill!ol.w, sitliedlilon.e7laytonietinkt*%e'lthrnlie.lheasmt in'stacTi'sw•-•
' Y. made
wailers he
forDpromiscompntt.paatytnhiene rt.ate of 4:17 rielenEts.
Diirtnialinnsulanti,dw(ill,o.,bemperlire:::
'er
It Palm"
Tokenhouse-yard, Jun. 111, 1324. .t is most I
- --- - - - . . •iag to eo
',leads 1
. "ea not
theL:tittiewrlxii t :loaf: ta'le.c itiii'set I:)9etriu%niti tit,' which orl'aselkll.l.l7l'.fimoi
Irtgestil:timc
It"; Mot: eilliumilte
not
1 tprepleciasednuigtiiianttltiehtepiAirsti,aw. atsboenotnlliye po,,hiiiiit,
ooti
was not to form a part of the
' would therefore consist only of the frigates and .111-12: aid sof
harbour,
Oft ileiZac,
vessels. It does not appear that any !and force wows'.
company the expedition.—Tievs.
stens
- ts an
- • hors
soLeeeronttersamfidrolAn;llioiliair,alitiaricifnafbethr: Vuof ttlhei ulita.testasiteN,intithhattSt.ov:lo.l.,
residing in that garrison, had been pois•twol by a f.cr" • . •
who attended them. The former died in consequence. r, MIS arc
'he latter was to dangtrously ill as not to be expecLP 'ft tb
extuktbiliitlioinne. iwnii..:::, . • • "1....._,
az
,to recover. The perpetrator of this nefarious 4" PP 1111.11106 e•
,