Star.
London, England, 1823-07-29 00:00:00

" PROCLAMATION.

New York Papers to tbe27th of June, with Papers
from Havannah to the Bth inst. have been received,
bringing news from Mexico to the 10th ult. butit is
unimportant.

The Sovereign (provisional) Congress were in Sex•
skis, and bad passed` some Laws relative to Coinage.
Commodore Daniel, -whose arrival at Baltimore
was anndunced, has not been exchanged, as wassome
time ago published.
Speurum Mars.—Caraccas Papers to the 24th of
May have been received ; and although the news that
Padilla has forced the bar of Maracaibo is• confirmed,
yet 'Morales is not represented as being in quite so
bad a situation as we supposed him to be.

Letters from Curacoa state that the troops from
Rio de la Hache arrived on the 19th in the line of
Gorabella, and had there beaten 700 men belonging
to Morales. General Padilla had taken all the sea
force of Morales in the Lagoon, keeps him entirely
surrounded, and has cut off all his resources. Morales
cannot now escape.

a In our Letters Patent of 15th July, 1815, in which we 1;1.1
Hely announced that we had taken upon us the guardianship ;
our beloved Cousin the Duke Chutes of Brunswick and Islet.
burg, we made no mention of the duration of the-guar.iial.
ship thereby assumed, because we desired first to he acquaPnitd
with the existing laws, conventions, and legal customs zeLtive.
this subject, and to fix the duration of our Government as guar,
dian, according to them, and to the true interest of our wad
and of his hereditary dominions. Tee careful researches se en.
foot with this view having convinced us that the time of Ow
jority of the Make of Brunswick-Luneburg is no: hfl pOS:!iYt:V
fixed by conventions or by custom a,, to exclude the exerci,;,;(
our judgment; and as, when we took upon us to goveta the
States of Brunswick in the character of guardian, we could only
intend to retain it so long as should be absolutely necessary for the
good of those States and their Prince ; and as we may now hope
that our much-beloved cousin Duke Charles of Brunswick-I.ole-
burg, after the careful educattort which he has enjoyed, will row bei
able to take upon himself the burden of the government of tllesi:s
countries to which he is called by DIVIta l'aovineyee, so as to
promote the true welfare and happiness of these countries: for
these reasons, and in order that any measures that may be nets.
sary may be prepared in time, we do not hesitate to declare, by
these presents, that on the .'.oth day of October this year,bein;
the 20th birth-day of our cousin Duke Charles of Brunswick
neburg, we shall lay down the Government of the Stars of
Brunswick, and deliver it into the bands of our said cowls, u
reigning Duke,

" bated Carlton House, June 6, litti3"
His Highness the Duke is at pie.:ent at Vienna.

Yesterday the Prussian Minister had an audieni
of Mr. CANNING.

The French Charge d'Affaires, M. Ma aczars,
transacted business at the Foreign Office yesterday.
The Marquis CAMDEN left town yesterday ,:n
visit to the Dowager Marchioness of LoNDONDERST,
at her seat, Bolden Wood Lodge, 11. int.
The Marquis and Marchioness CORNWALLIS have
arrived in town from Brighton.
The Dowager Marchioness of LA.NSDOWN's asses
bly on Sunday evening, in Albemarle-street, was at
tended by nearly SW distinguished Fashionable..
The Earl BATHURST left town en Saturday for hi
seat, Cirencester. Gloucestershire. The Countes,
the Ladies Bazetuasr, left yesterday.
The Countess De GREY arrived yesterday at Le
seat, Putney Heath, from Tunbridge Wells.
Lord Viscount SIDUOIIIII has arrived in town from Berks.
The Count and Countess ctia anon' have left Grillion's !lute
Albemarle-street, for Scotland.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prii,cea
Of ORANGE, and the Princess CATHERINE of Wok.
TEMBURO, bride of his Impetial Highness the Grand
Duke MICHAEL, are expected at St. Petersburgh by
the 2d of August, the birth-day of her Majesty the
Empress MARIA.
Baron de RICHEMONT, Inspector-General of the
French possessions in India, was brought into Corunn;
in a French Indiaman, by a Spanish privateer, anc
thrown into the prison of Antonio. The Baron is du
brother of the French Minister de Vi Li.zte, who or
&real Sir ROBERT WILSON to leave Paris in so insult.
ing a manner. The revenge he took was to apply tc
the Spanish Authorities for the liberation of the Br
ron de Iticnamonz, but his application was refused
by the Spanish Authorities, who declared their deter.
mination to detain him as an hostage for the safety
of the Constituaisnal General. Sir ROBERT WILMS,
however, repeated his request, and at last obtainel
the liberation of de Ridusuonr, and other prisoners
Among the articles of intelligence from the Freud
Papers, in the New Times of this morning, we wen
somewhat surprised to find a mutilated cop? a ,
General VILLACAMPA'S Report to the Spanish Minis
ter of War on the defection of his troops befon
Cadiz. This document we published exclusively it
the STAR of yesterday week, whence it was copia.
into all the• Morning Papers, not excepting the Nes
Times, on the following day. The liners, which
proverbial for what an Evening Paper has not inaptly
termed sulkiness, in not meddling with any news
its own, husbanded the Report of General Irnit,
CAMPA a day longer, and gave it on the Wednesday.
The copy of it, in the New Times of to-day, ap
to have suffered much in the doubly-filtered treads
don it has undergone, from the STAR to the Qtati
dienne, and from the Quotidienne to the New Tiara
On the 27th of June the first stone of the new
versity at St. Petersburgh was laid, with great
'enmity.
Saturday se'nnight, about ten o'clock at night,:
fire broke out in a part of the extensive premises
WM. PIRIZ and Co. woollen manufacturers, Gordo!
Mills, near Aberdeen. Speedy assistance was pn
cured; but every exertion to arrest the Fogless i
the flames proved ineffectual, and the whole of de
building was entirely destroyed.
Two men who had been witnesses in a recoula
at Ennis were, on their return from that town M 1
Tuesday last, so severely beaten, that one of lbw
died, and the other is so delirious that he can
no account of the transaction.
Friday last, Patrick lifiCormick, Jolla Reify,
chael Smyth, Anthony Donovan, Matthew Dow
Edmond Mood, and James Kelly, were tried at
for the robbery of the Belfast and Derry Mtul:
on the nights of the Sd of January and the Bth
April, when the whole were convicted.
By an extract of a letter received in town ys..
from Kanturk, we are informed that that part of del
county of Cork, elsewhere so much disturbeth bra
been reduced to comparative tranquillity, by the is
dustrious attention of the police. The barOny
Duhallow is quiet. Discoveries of arms have
as yet been made to any considerable extent,:
it is understood that considerable quantities arc ac'
tually concealed in hitherto unsuspected places. ...
Crossley, the chief Peace. officer of the above'
lately discovered some which had been, together
ammunition, literally built into a wall with sew.
Thursday, Mr. TIMOTHY HAYDEN, Editor d
Evening Mall, swore informations at the Head
of Police, in Dublin, against Sir Coux Cato
and Captain WRBSTER, for an alleged assault C
tnitted on him on the 12th of July. He has b
bound to prosecute at the next Commission.
Died, on Thursday last, at the house of Lord &Witt
Wimpok-street, Major-General Sir Dents-Paci, K.C.B. aTj
and other Orders, Colonel of the 84th Foot, and U 80411.:
Governor of Plymouth. The death of this gallant Oilistriv
much to be lamented in a public view, as it will be by kil
Irate friends and afflicted family. His name is asocial
every glory of the late war, and SJ familiar to the MAW
we have only in common with it, sincerely to lament Ms,
timely lees to his country, though he lived long coon!
for himself a fall harvest of honour and renown.

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4 ctu,„, and pro. Edmond 1;Yood, and lames Kelly,';iere tiied at Trio, .1
of workmen have for the robbery of the Belfast and Derry Mail . . - -%
odes in this part of on the nights of the 3d of January and the Bth - N
Englishmen, who April, when the whole were convicted. a
Ste. have returned By an extract of a letter received in town Telma) c
oyment here " from Kanturk, we are informed that that part of it i
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county of Cork, elsewhere so much disturbedi has 1
been reduced to comparative tranquillity, by the . '
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use, with Papers dustrious attention of the police. The bunny .; c
e been received, Duhallow is quiet. Discoveries of arms have '.' I+
Dth ult. but it is as yet been made to any considerable extent, althrogh ,
it is understood that considerable quantities are x
reu were in Seg. tually concealed in hitherto unsuspected places. Sr c
live to Coinage. Crossley, the chief Peace.officer of the above &Tic' 5
lately discovered some which had been, togetherai 1 n
al at Baltimore ammunition, literally built into a wall with moor , F
Bed, as wassomf Thursday, Mr. TIMOTHY HAYDEN, Editor of tb I
Evening Mail, swore informations at the Head Oro c
s to the 24th of of Police, in Dublin, against Sir Court CAUflla ti
gh the news that and Captain WEBS-ran, for an alleged assault ...' f
bo is•roofirmods mitted on him on the 12th of July. He has - t
leing in quite so bound to prosecute at the next Commission. 1
to be. Died, on Thursday last, at the house of Lord : • 11
the tfoops from anwdi
Ith in the line of motpiole the
ier-strretder.sktajoiro-Gneelo Major-General Sir
of
84th
hins PaFoutc:% iC.edC.imstaioa C
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Governor of Plymouth. The death of this OW oMcgli 1
) men belonging much to be lamented in a public view, as it willatl ba
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taken all the sea Tate friends and afflicted family. His name is C
„ every glory of the late war, and Li familiar to the Mei
reps him entirc*i/ we have only in common with it, sincerely to lamolt Ms I
source*. Morales timely less to his country, though he lived long am*. Li
for himself a full harvest of honour and renown.
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