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London, England, 1828-09-13 00:00:00

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Extract of a private letter from Caraccas, dated July es :
—" I send by this conveyance a pamphlet containing all
the Acts of the different departments of Colombia de-
claring Bolivar Supreme Chief of Colombia, which is the
first step to the lofty station of an Emperor! We have
not yet heard from the department of Maturin. Some
persons are of opinion that things will not set well upon
the stomachs of Generals Bermudez and Morino, though,
for my own part, I do not believe that any opposition will
take place for the present. I have endeavoured to get a
paper, which was printed at Bogota two days after Bolivar
was proclaimed; as there are hut few of them, I have not
been able to succeed. This paper contains a plan for
forming an Imperial Republic to be composed of Colombia,
Bolivia, and Peru, over which Bolivar is to preside for life,
and the Imperial Diadem to be hereditary; three Princes
are to be chosen from the principal Chiefs of the Revo-
lution—one to preside over each province of the Imperial
Republic; and there are to be chosen from the First
Order of Liberators one hundred Knights, and from the
Second Order fifty Knights' Pensioners—all to be here-
ditary. These Nobles are to form a Court fur his Imperial
Majesty, and Lima to be the capital."

Calcutta John Bull Papers to the 23d of
March, and Bombay to the Ist of May, have
been received at the North and South American
Coffee-house, the former contain an official Pro-
clamation, announcing the appointment of the
Hon. WILLIA-M-'-IiTITTXRNMRTI/ BAYLV,
Senior Member of Council, to the office of Go-
vernor-General, in consequence of the resigna-
tion of Lord AMHERST ; he was duly sworn
into office under the customary salute, from the
ramparts of Fort William. By the latter, letters
from Mocha mention that the Arabs on the
eastern side of the Rei SO have risen against
the Turkish authorities, and are endeavouring
to throw off their yoke. A General Court-
martial had been held at Belga* for the trial Of
Lieut. JOSIAH EYLES DAw, of his Majesty's
41st Regiment, on a charge of placing himself
in a state of intoxication at a gate of the Pal4ce
Af -Kolapore, and there, forgetf4l of die libera-
lity which should distinguish a 146601 officer
towards a fallen Prince, using a demeanour and
language highly insulting to the Rajah of that
toc heloounstreyt;wosteps in his
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hadbeetfottmgdimgeunilt.ty, and sentenced

sport.
DOVER SEPT 12.--His Excellency the
Athyine,k hear wi'
Spanish Ambassador Cqunt
cPaElaiLs'ilAntideceanrstpaeirAsap,ltaintrtestoinfyieo7,lshatehee
on Wednesday evening with his family Nut and
embarked this morning for
Western Heights. His Exeßlieney attended our Races yeti.
terday, and appeared miich entertaine4 with day's
The Minister of a country church having com-
plained to one of his parishioners that he often saw his eyes
tshheutbudmupriunign,th,,e
tsieieremodno...;—st:::
my eye.,
do'ee,"

SHIPPING INTELLIOENCt-(THIS DAT,

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, SEPT. 12.—Wiud W.S.W. Arrived tb
Sir Chas. M'Carthy,.from St. Kitts; the Dorothy,
Craig, from Grenada; and the Brooke,. Bell,
front St. Vincent's; the Maria, from Sierra Leone; the.
York, Wilkinson, from Calcutta ; the RetßegalesHamilton, from Quebec • the Win. Wallace, from.
the West Indies. Arrived from London, the Swift
sure, Johnson, for New South Wales.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 12.—Wind
Passed the Henry, Westmorland, from BornhaY;
the Constantia, Granby, from Sr. Cruz; and the
Prince Regent, Murphy, from Calcutta, '
sailed
19th April, from Madras 19th May ; Maria, BIP
Fop, from Sicily. Sailed the Flora transport, fol
Deptford.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 11.—Wind
off Port the Maria, from Sierra Leone. Arrived frog
London the Elizabeth and Harriet, for Palermo; the,
John Dougau, Leggett, for Smyrna ; the Two
Brothers, Reynolds, for St. Ander°. Arrived the
Gipsey, Thompseen, from Aux Cayes; the igalvina'
Parker, from Havannah, and the steam-packet. fr°lll
Lisbon, sailed the 7th inst.
PLYMOUTH,
SEPT. 11.—Arrived the Venture,
from Faro.

•
PENZANCE, SEPT. I I.—The John and Hannah'
Ball, from Liverpool, passed through an immense
quantity of Dantzic staves between the Gurnri,
Head and Mouse-hole : last night and this moaning
several have been picked up by the boats, and are
variously stamped with an iron.
MAURITIUS, LEPT. 4.—The Bonavista sailed
from Sydney, for this island, a month before the
Elizabeth, which arrived here this day; and, not
having arrived, it is feared she has met with an
cident.

ST. ÜBE'S, AUG. 26.--The Huron, Barrer, na';
ing been put on shore to be cleansed, strained, 411"
filled with water; she has-been surveyed, and con"
demned as unworthy of repair.
COWES, SEPT. 12.—Arrived the MarqulJ Of
Anglesea, Steward, from Batavia; Isabella, Thl
and Sarah Ann, Coley, from, St. DonaingoP4n
Weliwood, Fisher, from Havannah.
BRISTOL, SEPT. 12.—Arrived the Ann, Garda,
from Jamaica; Eleanor, Baytan, from Demerara;
Jolly Tar, -----, from Trieste; and Eliza, Babb'
from Faro.

MARGATE, SEPT. 12.—Arrived the Ina,
and John, Breton, from Tobago ; Britannia, Cum—
ming, from St. Lucia ; Atalanta, Tate, from St'
Vincent's.; and Maria, Cooke, from Sierra Leone.

Extract of a letter from the AgeQt to Lloyd's,
dated Lisbon, Sept. 6 :—" I beg to acquaint you
that intelligence has been received here of the car
ture of a Portuguese schooner of war (Conceicao) on
the 31st ult., by a privateer of equal force, without
firing a gun : she was said to be from Viana to Oil
city, laden with arms. News has also been received
of the reduction of the island of Madeira by King
Miguel's forces, on the 23d ult."

THE FUNDS—(THIS DAY).
Consols opened this morning withraL heavy
C garczko,
arising from a determined bang by the Bears, WO
war
see or pretend to see some great alteration in moo 1
matters, and we apprehend they found their fell°
upon a statement which the Editor of a Mornink
cotemporary has " kindly received from • a friend!, •
than which there is not a more palpable statemerelp
existence, and we trust that the weakness of tne
writer may not extend itself to any speCulat°fr
wishing to try his fortune in an exportation of 0,,n
as he will be most grievously disappointed should
he venture to ship bullion to Hamburgb, &c. 117
calculations are erroneous, and the omission
brokerage, freight, insurances, and other incidentP.,-
expences (wilfully withheld) more than counter'
balance the profit, and would create a loss. Ong_
glance at the exchanges will sufficiently support,°Pl
assertions.
:The otivatalettera from, Corfu announce the dr
parture of Mr. Stratford Canning and Count Gut
leminot from that place for Vourla in the Bay (1`
Smyrna; it will be remembered that it was at th3ll
place that the Ambassadors terminated their ex ,
ferences, and at this place it appears fresh nerds.'
tions will be opened with the Porte. We trolv
that whilst the Emperor of Russia is in consultatif::
with Lord Heyleslamy and Count Nesselrode on tPio..
one side, and that Canning and Guilleminot are. of
treaty with the Reis Effendi on the other side
Constantinople—that the Sublime Porte in tte
ic,
midst, may find it to his advantage to concede •
the Treaty of July 6, to preserve its Empire from '
ruin and desolation.

Consols opened at 88k, buyers, for account, be:
came sellers, and the market remains without_ eiti l;
'
business or variation, at 88k Exchequer 1311
remain at 72 3 pm.; India Bonds, 87 9.
There is very little stir in Foreign Securitiei
Co-
day; Portuguese maintain their price, 56 f,.10°17.,
the impression that the dividends will be shutt',
paid by order of the Emperor of Brazil. Russ'
arc 94 ; Brazilian, 64 ; Danish, 631 64; an
Greek remain at 18/ 19k.
In Shares nothing doing worthy of notice.
TWO O'CLOCX
Consols are 88k with scarce a bargain (taint
THREE 0' CLO et"'
Consols for Account 88k k.

DEATH or MR. SERGEANT HEywooD•l
A correspondent writes us as follows I have beol‘;
through a private channel, which may be relied upon,
Mr. Jnstice lirvwoon died on the morning of Wedee'
last, the 10th instant, at Tenby, South Wales, freli_,_sti
attack of paralysis, which seized him at Haverferdsve'
I send this for the Sun."
THE JEWS.—YeSte'rday Mr. FLANAG—
A
1.41
applied to the Commissionei's of Inquiry into the Lan' °
England respecting real property, and the various interod
therein, and the methOds and forms of alienating an
transferring the same, and of assuring the titles therat°'
and to inquire what-improvements may be made therei:ll:
and how the same may be carried into.effeet in Enght
for summonses directed to some Jews, to be examined
fore the Commissioners, as to the disgraceful manner -i°.
which the Jews are precluded the possibility of realizit
inheriting, willing, selling, or making out tithes to W 1...,
or other properties, in common With other British subje;,
Mr. CAMPBELL, the Chairman, assured Mr. Ft.A2o°_.o''
that nothing would be left undone to promote the iratemihe
of the country, so far as the patent under which
Commissioners acted extended.
that.
LEITH.—The unusual quantity of fry tt
has lingered about our shores for these few weeks past 4
brought larger flights of sea fowl to this neighbouni,l? •
than have been seen for several years. I;palvmp ititieo7
of these birds 14ye beep skot, 4F144. from the be! em
and ft-out, boats sailing along the coast. —Caledessa
Mercury.
On Sunday evening last, about half-past eight
o'clock, a meteor was observed passing in a south-0400.
'direction over a part of this city /I : appearance

I. ;'I , Ift -- . -tit
ttl theEkaeensi
eo
surrounding
co moon;
ilr s::T li
objects,_
j shed
dt: Lea ins ?
y4uloenrchfoO
mcningoani
Chronicle.•l nearly
brightness a minute.
yhear l
all
The Oat crop throughout this county, II"
finrostntantceiwsgtFhoeuynud:ill
this year proved a failure in a remarkable degree; if Fr.
t e.
a prodigious crop.
c '
Bailey is also good, and a fair average
lineeatnplayonf2rihtell'er"tbaPrPyC,oafree:lverinyg
crnp,—Perks chronicle.
The eldest son of a respectable farmer, near
Honiton, lately fella victim to the drinking of cider which
had been made from a press 'with a lead bed or dish ; the,
necessary effect of which is, that the milk acid contain ea •
die
in the cider exerts a powerful chemical action upon
where
metal, forming the malate of lead, a destructive p?ie:
Persons should not buy any cider, until tppy luit_fLt'l -
the press from which it has been riiiide, and siCTl'll.i
that 'the bed is of wood. -The Hie? 'of iVii.Oilier pet's°
were put in imminent ppal y partaking of the oYe
a b ...
cider.—North 'Wales chroni ,
cle.
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HEREFORD, MARCII 25.—Wli.LIAN Slj".7°
Aliats and JOHN TITTIN executed. At the trait tl3 halt :
much
tie
uar executed,
parson's was
t esri,
difficultyin etfcokpx7ri intoxicated,
t ee
ngi4itoclei
dnts that,
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