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'where one of General Ittnntnes suite landed. On the
evening of the 15th, the General himsel landed, and
proceeded on horseback to Soto la Marina, where Ge.
nerd GARCIA, who commanded in that district, received
him, turned out the troops, and proclaimed lAm, hint-
BIDE, Captain• General of all the troops; On the 17th;
Madame Ixtrantor., the family, and baggage, were
landed, and it appeared the whole were very well re.
ceived. It appears that Captain QUELSH remained oir
the bar of Soto la Marina, which is 16 miles from the
shore, until the 23d of July. Up to the previous even.
ing he continued to receive favourable reports from the
shore, that all was going on well ; but on the
of the 22d, he was informed by some Amer ican Cap.
tains, thatlroantos; had been shot on the 19. h. ft is
said also in another account, that some people who had
come off from the shore in boats had stated, that they
had themselves seen the • party of soldiers returning
horn the execution of ITURSIDE.

Captain QUELSII, It is said, did not believe the report;
to us *appears strange, that he did not wait until he
ascertained a fact of so much importance. He say s
Irunatrat pornised, in case of his success, to send
him some pesetas, as a compliment for his civility,
but that, after waiting six or seven days, no presents
reached Inni, but a report that the whole patty hid
been entrapped into a military ambuscade, seized and
shot. Indeed the reception given by GAaCIA is of itself
suspicious, as that Officer was one of the srst to resist
the tyranny of hutustnE, and had the full confidence
of the present Government of Mexico. Had lummox
succeeded he would have found some means to make
his success known to Captain QUELBII, were it only for
the sake of quieting the apprehensions of those members
Of his family he left in England.
In a receding column we have given some intelli-
gence from Mexico, together with a Proclamation said
to have been issued on the landing of frumps. This
protlathation was, we believe, written and printed in
London; and we presume that it is by this means, and
not by ally arrival from Mexico, that it appears in print.

This morning we received liamburgh Papers to the
104 instntt: One of thew states, that the lonian Go-
vernment Gaziette of flit 24th June contains an Orden-
name against piracy, by which it is to be punished
with death and confiscation of the propet ty cf the pirate,
for the benefit of the ptiblii treasury:

We are sorry to see Russia following the example of
Drankfort in the persecution of the Jews. An article
from Warsaw of the 29th of August, in the Hanzturgls
Correspondent, states, that by an Ukase of his Majesty
the Emperor of Runt*, all Jews who ate not physi-
cians or established merchants, are ordered to renounce
by the year 1825, the petty commerce they have hi-
therto carried on, trades, &c. and to return to the occu-
pation of their ancestors, that is to say, to till the ground.
—For this purpose, the Government will assign them
land in the temperate climate of European Russia;
provide them with everything necessary to commence
their agricultural operations, and found their new set-
tlements, and allow them exemption from taxes for
some years, if they conform to the supreme will of his
MAJESTY. On the other hand, they have no other
alternative but must entirely quit Russia and Poland.
The publication of this Ukase has caused great conster-
nation adiong the numerous Jewish population:
The following are farther extracts
PETERSBURGH, AUGUST 28.

His Majesty the Emperor set out this morning early
from Gatschina, on his tour to the southern provinces
of the Empire. His Majesty will stop the first night at
Romantschino, a country seat belonging to the Mar-
quis de Traverse, Minister df Marine.

The Duke of Serra Capicula, Neapolitan Ambassa-
dor, had his audience of leave of their Imperial Majes-
ties on the 19th.

Supplementary articles have been annexed to the
former regulations of the Commercial Tribunal.
A resolution of the Minister of Finance, of the 21st
instant, orders that all foreign oil shall pay a duty on
importation, only according to the nett.weight.