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London, England, 1824-02-16 00:00:00

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satisfaction to
`ing neigh.,
icious NU-
Sovereign
Wednesday
presence on
but it was
Pall-enall ;
would arrive
expressed,
..e Knit; with
:hmen. t. It being
the loyal
to aisembie

congratulate
. Soon after six
Windsor beipg an.
:h by signal
passed through
cheered by the
,people and
to illuminate
(so hoisted at

Parks, and in-
progress during
' to the Royal

circuitous.
lISSION AS

4, by the Grace of
and Ireland, King,

;mythic,
t, fur the pro-
acid its depea.,
said province
affairs of our
all their law-
(Or them that
J the relations
subsisting between
dependencies.
confidencein the dis-
well-beloved
, constituted,
nominate, con-
, Row-croft, to
province and its de-
unto him full
ins, to protect
that shill trade
dependencies:
Consul General,
manner as thls,
be resident, in'
shall or may
_ with the like`
immunities and ex-
manner, desire all
author itiesof Go-
dependenc iei,l
Thomas Rowcioft,
Ton all reason.'
him-due as-
iendship toils. and
ready to return.-
-v of October, 1523,

command,
CA/51s1ING."

Borbiere di Set*•lia
the high emma-
,assembled the best
was almost as
the company
retired to the Con-,
described in the belle-
` point of death.
The Rev. C. H.
Dertiesaegohl by

C,ecember, fa-
arrived at Port-
intended to have

was prevented,
for a bush ex-
" the principal
interior of the coon-
mfortUnately untraced.
chief part of which
to our middle in
Id which have
whom were two
a Mr. M'Leod,
return. We are
appearance likely
although the cat
October, state, that
,ished forces undef
Serna, and both re.l
the defile, be.,
Ancies' towards Pono:
riday last, the brip
' butter, flour, and
When she got well
4 vessel drifted to lee.
Penrhos, under the park'
vessel's coming in
like the two sides
became a total wreck.
saved, but the
g
, consisting of nine"
idren, and two of the,
passengers' was Cap-
found next morning.
three young children
- even in death—
other two, appa-
holding by her

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WINDSOR, FEBR U4RY 14.
11tRIv.A14 OP VIZ HMG.
Thursday was a day of rejoicing and satis
the inhabitants of this town and its surroundii
ipoorhood at the joyful event of his most gr.ic
jisefs return to the ancient domain of the
of these Realms. It was not known till W
the the KING would gratify us with his pr
leaving his Marine Palace at Brighton, km
-thought he would proceed to his Palace in 1
and, on its being known that his MAJESTY WC
bee on Thursday, a great exultation was
and preparations made for receiving the
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every mark of dutiful 'tweet and attachment
'known that his MAJESTY would arrive at I
Castle to dinner, groups of persons began ti
at the close of :the afternoon to hail and co
• the KING on his return to Windsor.. Soot
o'clock his MAJESTY'S approach to Windsor
nounced, by the arrival of outriders, the bell
'struck up a merry peal.' As his MAJESTY past
the streets of the town, tie was loudly chef
crowds of persons assembled. The trades'
others proceeded a ith 'all possible speed' to
their houses. The Royal Standard was Hist]
the summit of the Round Tower.
• Yesterday his MAJESTY rode out in the P.l
spectecl.the works which have keen in prog
his absence, particularly the rides and road tt
Cottage, which ate to be direct, nor circuito
COPY OF MR. ROWCROFT'S COAIML
CO.VSUL-GEN ARAL TO PER
By bit Majesty's command. George the Fourth, by
Goo, of the Untied Kingdom of Great Britain and
Defender of the &kb. Kthg of Hanover, &c.
64 To ail to whom these presents shill cane, re
41 Whereas u e have deemed it expedient,
teetion of our subjects trading to Peru ae
denies, to appoint a Consul-General to the se(
And its dependencies, to take care_ of the as
said subjects, and to aid and assist them in a
fal concerns, and endeavour to procutefo
justice and equity which shall be agreeable to
of peace and commercial intercourse subsist
our dominions and the said province and its tb
‘s We, reposing special trust and confidenr
cretion.and faithfulness of our trusty and
Thomas Rewcroft, S.+ have nominated,
and appointed, and do by these pre-ents no
*chute, and appoint hiss, the said Thomas 1
• be our Consul.( eneral in the said province
pendencies, hereby giving and-granting ui
power and authority, by all lawful means
our merchants or-subiects tradiog, or that
to, or re-ide in the satd.province audits de
to have and to hold the said office of Con
during our pleasure, in-as full and ample a
Consuls of other nations .resident, or to be
the said province and its dependencies, s
hold, or'enjoy such employments, and w
pre-eminence, prerogatives, liberties, immu
emptions. And we do, in a friendly roam
persons exercising the preA.st powers or auth
eernmentincn over the said provinceand its d
to receive and admit.him, the said Thom
for our Ctinsul•General as aforesaid, and up(
able requests to do him justice, and afford
sistance, nhich may testify their friendshi
which' we shall upon all occasions be read!
" Given at our Coact at Whither, the toth day of
• in the fourth year of our reign.—By his Majesty Ni c
(Countersigned) GEOItGE C
KING'S THEATEIL—ROSIIIIWE Borbier
was performed en Saturday night, and the
tion sin which it is justly held, Assemb
audience of the season. The House w
attach crowded as oa the first night, and
'were decidedly of a higher grade.
The Princess of Comm, who had retire
vent of the Temple. at Pariss- is describe(
tins at' the physicians, as being on theEssii
ECCLESIASTICAL PRIOPEAMENT.-r-The
13. D.-to the tannery Of the Cathedrals( 1
the death of the dollop of lateasald add Cheesy.
Extract of a letter, dated the 17W of I
ceived at Greenock, by the Cecilia, an
Glasgow, [torn Demerara :—" I fully int
written to you by the Paragon, but w,
by being unfortunately picked out for
• pedition, that was sent after a few of
revolters, who took flight into the interia
try, and some of whom are still unfortens
Ve were out for seventeen days, the chid
time we had no better walking thin up to
water under a scorching sun, the effects 4
proved fatal to some of the party, among w
young men from Sye, a Mr. M‘Lean and
who hied only a few days after their le
19 still under Martial Law, and from all arst
to remain so for some time to come, alt.
-lony is now in perfect tranquillity."
Letters froin Lima, to the Ch of Octa
after the battle of Sepita, the vanquishe
Valdez fell back upon those of La Serra
tired before General Santa Cruz, along
r-• tween the lakiof Chuquitos and the Ande
SIIIEWRECK.—On the night of Frida
tt gantine John, of Cork, laden with but
nAts, ran into Holyhead for shelter. Vit,
in, she let go an anchor, but the vessel
r_ ward, and struck on the rocks of Penrhos
of Sir J, T. STANLEY, Bart. upon the ye
es contact with ILProck, she separated lik
of a walnut-shell, aio immediately becan
The Captain and five of the crew were
1••• remainder of the people ot, board, co
passengers, men, women, and children,
crew, w ere drowned. Among the passe
tain Freasza. The- bodies were found
A woman was picked up with her three
clinging to her, and were held by her
an infant in her right arm, and the 01
.entry ahr.nt ,five and three years old,
legs, With her left arm about them.
. FATAL ACCIDEISY.—A young boy
t'llliitilie'VeS; tieing at No. 8, Church-rc
had yist44-‘1:4• sauntered as far as Battle
at the requeat Of a Gentleman who ha
hi- horse, he consented to hold the anim
a visit at a house closiby. The boy fa
to mount the horse, which being
.a
set off with hint; be was almost
mlr
troth his seat, when hi. foot getting tut
the stirrups, he was dragged in-this w
hundred years, with t 1 hind hind fact- 6
PA :I lie titi y trampling ou his bead, vrbi,
ilu•died to atoms,