Star.
London, England, 1823-09-04 00:00:00

THE ELEMPEROI

A letter from Vera Cruz; o
scribes the terms of a very c;
into between the new Mexican
Captain and consi;nees of the
fur the transportation or dept
peror Iturbide to Leghorn.
upon the Captain, with a vie%
reality of the voyage to. Leghi
kind. Under no pretest was
leguTar nautical route-06 nu
insinuations of any person or I
was to touch at no port on
not a Spanish port, unless frc
And in case of Rich necessity,
ing at any other than the dest
allowed to take cm shore only
dispensable for his use while
his falling sick, when thus lan
of the place were to be asseml
his real situation ,• and if they
bability of kis sufficient recov
Captain Wand himself to w;
fifteen or twenty days. It ap
petted by the Government ti
tempt to get to some other cc
every precaution was therefor
Captain of the vessel from gi
purpose. Iturbide's family ar
amounted to twenty-eight pc
children of his own. The t
utensils and stores laid in, sr+
The sum takes in spesivis spec
ventory at 15,550 dollars,
dum of the Government Con
the inventory :
" The espenses incurred fc
bide since he was separated
and placed in the cu.tody
'and his troops, until the peri
including the first payment of
;annuity which the Governor
provided he exactly comply
.place of residence, amount a
120,650 dollars.—June 7, Ith.

Few deposed Sovereigns
,more kindness and munificen4

TheSolu Diet of 1823 wa!

The Courts of London, Pi
support, in the most httmane
tese Waldenses. Tbe Russia'
is also,colleeting stiSscription
viding these communities wit
the Protestant countries of tl
vited to join.—Frankfort Jou

A letter from Cadiz of the
teresting scene which took p 1;
days before, and which beta
indications it called forth of tl
within the city. A small S.
with provisions, standing int 4
and given chase to by one of
squadron. Both were under
the schooner, by dint of supe
until she run ashore and bet
walls of Cadia were covert
witnesses of the whole proco
kept up a continued Ewe ou tf
posioon, but owing to the sh
was not able to approach sea
execution. Some boats wen
and manned with French sa
boat ding. This manczu vre I
order was issued to the Spat
some un-boats then lying al
meetthe enemy, which they
executed in a superior styli
French boats, perceiving the
enemy, were afraid to hazer
tired under the protection of
bitants on the walls of Cad
the air with their acclamation
of the schooner.

The following is an extract
Havannah, dated July 12 :
anxiety, and every person is s
Many of the inhabitants are
present political state of
reigners dare venture out a
Governor VI VA s hat, declare
favour of the Constitutions;
until he is officially informec
The Cabaldo has been in &
eight o'clock fast sight the G
jority for adhering to the C
sons made long speeches in 1
declaration of independence,
no longer any Government i
and this morning the City gi
the streets appear crowded
people are dissatisfied with tl
is certain, and thin a change
my opinion, as certain."
.. FRAM LII Roasca.—For tl
parts of the outskirts of town
powerful woman, who make
road after dark, and sobs an
person, with the greatest In
-ago she attacked an elderly n
on his way to town horn Syi
of his watch, rime silver, ar
he carried in his hand, witho
the fields. On Saturday nib
.robbed a female near Claph
and about 15s. in money : ar
made her appearance near
plundered a lad of a bundl
which he was returning to tl
in about an hour afterwards
an elderly Gentleman of all
him, and a gold headed can
attended by an accomplice,
aid her escare in the event
New Goin Ne
ult. contains the following poragr
specimens of the we. taken frosts tl
in North Caro/Ina, and brought to 1
Cheraw (lkintit Carolina), olio*
instal, as taken from the kw", is
bring not wore than ten per cont.
posed to be very rich and eatetish
contained. in, a sand-bed. It is obi
Sometimes large and valsabk nu
we are told, lately (wind' a pier,
1,700 dollars." .