Star.
London, England, 1823-07-24 00:00:00

COLOMBIAN LOAN.

The following communication was sent to the Fo-
'reign Stock Exchange this morning, where it was
posted up

o By the Jamaica Mail, the Contractors of the Colombian
Loan have received letters from their Agent, Mr. Joys, from
Bogota, to the 19th May.
" 31r. Joan milted in that city on the 21st April, and found
the Congress of Colombia sitting. A Committee had been ap.
pointed by the Government, for the pttrpose of receiving the
accounts and documents relating to the Loan, of which Mr.
Jos= was the bearer, and makibg a Report to the Congress
thereon. With this Committee Mr. Joan had held two meet.
ins, viz. on the 15th and 17th of May, and he entertained no
doubt that the recognition of the Contract for the Loan by
the Congress of Colombia would be the result.
" Air. Joan encloses a copy of the Message of the Vice-Pre-
sident to Congress, the translation of which has already appeared."

PERUVIAN LOAN.

COURT OF CHANCERY-THIS DAY.

This morning the LORD CHANCELLOR dissolved
the Injunction in the Peruvian Loan, and observed
that these plaintiffs were three in number, who hal
filed their Bill on behalf of themselves and all other
the subscribers to the Peruvian Loan. This they had
no right to do, and it was an objection that was fatal
to this Record, and therefore the Injunction to pro-
hibit the subscribers from paying the further instal-
ments, and to detain the money already subscribed
in the hands of the bankers, Messrs. Everett and Co.
must be dissolved. His Lordship added, that had
he been aware of the state of the Record when the
Injunction was moved for, he should not have granted
it. He wished it to be understood that he gave
no opinion on the point, whether parties should or
should not pay away any money after they had
received notice. He knew nothing of the Govern-
ment of Peru, Lima Gazelle, or any of the parties
in this cause, it being a Government and State of
which he could take no notice, since it was not re-
cognized by the Government of this country. All
he did was merely to dissolve this Injunction on ac-
count of the state of this Record, the plaintiffs having
stated what they had no right to state.
Injunction dissolved.

A Jamaica Mail has arrived to the 18th June, but
they do not bring any information worth extracting.
The Dublin papers received this morning, mention
that on Friday evening, a gentleman named Nowlan,
•on.his way home to his residence at Kilworth, in the
'county of Cork, was shot by some miscreants through
the'body ; and when the accounts came away he was
lingering in the greatest agony.
Ten men were capitally convicted at the Cork As-
sizes, or. Friday, for setting fire to ,the residence of
Charles Hennessey.
Yesterday the Spanish Minister transacted business
at the Foreign Office.
Yesterday Prince Lcortne and the Duchess of
KENT dined with the Princess SOPHIA MATILDA, at
her house at Blackheath.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND had a select party to
dinner yesterday.
The HOR. WILLIAM and Lady BARBARA PON-
sony entertained Viscount and Viscountess G Ran-
vn.LE, and a distinguished patty to dinner yesterday,
at their house in St. James's-square.
Lord and Lady WILLIAM BENTINCE entertained
the Earl and Countess of SURREY and a large party
to dinner on Tuesday, at their house in Park-street.
ROME, JUNE 20.—The Palace of LUCIEN BONA•
PARTE is really sold to his brother JEROME, the Ex-
King of Westphalia, for the snm of 150,000 Roman
crowns (above 800,000 francs). The furniture, which
has been carrying to the Palace for the last fortnight :
its extraordinary beauty and splendour, and the fine
situation of the palace, wilt make it an enchanting
abode. NAPOLEON'S mother is, as it were, come to life
again;she often appears in public with herbrother, the
Cardinal; but always in her own carriage', never in.
that of his Eminence, because she strictly adheres
the Imperial etiquette.
STUTGARD, JULY 14.—The King hat set out to-
day for Leghorn, where he is going to take the be-
nefit of sea bathing. His Majesty will return to-
wards the end of next month.
LORD MAYOR'S AQUATIC Excuastox.----Yesterday
morning the LORD MAYOR, accompanied by the Al-
dermen and Members of the Corporation, and at-
tended by the usual officers, started from Blackwall,
on the ceremony pet formed every seven years, of in-
specting the boundaries of the City Jurisdiction, and
visiting 'Rochester, Sheerness, Southend, and other
places. His Lordship was in the splendid State Barge,
and the barges of the several Companies were also'
Pint, and filled with Ladies and Gentlemen. A
member of steam-boats were in readiness to assist the
Progress of the barges by towing, in case of unfa-
seeereble wind or tide. Many cutters and elegant
il9lllll belonging to private individuals, joined in the
fr!eession, and the appearance of the whole was
'extremely beautiful, and exceedingly well arranged
iv the Water Bailiffs. The Loan MAYOR, and prin-
cipal personages assisting in the ceremony, embarked
amidst the cheers of the spectators and firing of guns
The LORD MAYOR and the Conservatory party that
left Blackwall yesterday morning, arrived in the
mains at six o'clock, all well, at South End, where
they dined at the Royal Oak. This morning the
?arty re-embarked to make a further view of the
bounds of the City: To.morrow they will be at
Rochester, where the LORD MAYOR will give a Turtle
44 venison Dinner to the Mayor and Corporation of
Illattuiciekt city. It, the evening a Ball for the Ladies.
OPSeterday the whole of the patty return to town.