Star.
London, England, 1827-07-31 00:00:00

revenue derived from the natural products of

Mexicim soil is sufficient to support all the nedinerY
expenses of the State. The remainder of the Message
relates almost exclusively to affairs of local interest.—
The conspiracy is thus briefly noticed:
" Dodos thirst months of this year, the few @needle wile still
zealously laboured to destroy the liberties of more than 1.000,000
of Mexicans bave bun destroyed. The pludshammt of the delin-
quents will satisfy public justice."
Notwithstanding the above declaration of the Presi-
dent, it appears from the papers, that the proceedings
in the case of the Padre Arenas were not concluded.—
Some persons at Toluca, implicated in the plot, had
been ordered to be arrested, and brought to Mexico
for nomination. The Lady of General Nmetra had
instituted proceedings against the Minister at War for
the imprisonment of her husband under the charge of
conspiracy. The accusation having been presented to
the Senate, the Grand Jury Section of that body re-
solved, on the 16th of May, that no ground of impeach•
ment had been made out. The law for excluding
Spaniards from public employments until Spain ac-
knowledge the Republic, having pasted the Congress,
has been officially published by the Government.

Dispatches were received yesterday at the Office of
the Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs from the dif-
&rent Governors of the West India Islands.
Dispatches dated the 14th inst. were on Sunday re.!
ceived at the Colonial Department from Lieut. General
Sir Wu. CLINTON, G.C.B. at Lisboa. The British army
remained stationary.

Prince LeOPOLD gave a graM Dinner to a nausseroos
patty yesterday at Mariboromo Mom Among the ammany
were—His Royal Highness the Duke of &nom the Prime of
Leimagen. Prince Gortehakolf, Prises Coda* Osietroutenold,the
Duke of Leinster, the Earl of Own*, the Right Hon. 111, Chaise
Smart, Mr James ficarkm. Sit WIMP Team. ate.
Mr. CASSINO left the seat of the Doke of DIMON.
MA; at Chiswick, about ten o'clock yonesday morning, for the
Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park, on a visit to the Ewa.
Viscount DUDLR/ and WARD arrived in town yester-
day morning from the seat of the Earl of Basra, at Caskialsary
Park, Herts. The Noble Viscount was engaged during ■ great
portion of the day at the Foreign Office; his Lordship transacted
'Metal business with the Count d'Oraua (who has lately arrived in
this country on a special mission from the King of Sranr); the
Count de Vu.l.a Rasa, the new Portuguese Minister (who has also
lately arrived in this country); the Marquis de PALYALLI, the Pos.
mimes Ambassador; and the Prindpal amatory of the French
Embassy.
The Archbishop of CANTIRSURR has left his Palace
at Lambeth, for his seat at Addington, Barney.

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The Duke of RUTLAND made a return of Ten per
Cent. to his tenants at his rent days last week. At the last audit of
Emma° Guam Req. of Laub, that Gentleman made a return to
his tenantry of 20 per Cent. and the Rev. T. K. Ihninar, Vicar of
Coninpby, at his tithe audit held there en the 19th instant, genr
ready made a return of 25 per Cest. Sir hems Wit. Gomm.
Bart. of Haverbolm, near Sieaford, made a return of 20 per Cent.
at his audit last week, and a tanner one of is, making in the whole
55 per Cent. At the rent audit, lase week, of Lord Slave''s
(formerly Sir G. laseuteium,) his Lordship made tie very hand-
some return of 90 per Cent. upon thaf payments of his agrkuheral
tenantry; and at Sudbury, on Saturday last, Lord VILMA retura•d
Isr Cent. to his neniereu tenantry.
The Doke of Davonsurns cad suite arrived in town
yesterday, after having taken a short tour oa tie Continent. His
Grace entertafned a select party to diner at Devonshire House.
The King's Riding-house, in Carlton-palace Gardens,
has been fitted up, and divided into secure end dry apartments,
for the purpose of containing the entire Collection of his Ma-
settr's Armoury, and his choice end valuable furniture, pictures,
and other articles of seen, until the rooms in Rockingham Palate
are ready to receive them.
Mr. Alderman Tisouraow has taken, for the summer
months, the delightful residence of Mr. Atteasw Tmoatesear, a,
brother Bank Director, situated on Streatham Common. Mr.
Assam Tuolumne end his family are gone en •a toes to the
Lakes in Cumberland. Westmorland, and Lancadthe.
Mr. Omni is arrived at Liverpool from America. he
denies that his projects at New Harmony have failed.
After giving an account of the funeral of the late
Duke of Gonaion. the Bless Owner says, " After the Intermesh
was over, his Grace the present Duke of Goanon, and many other
Noblemen and Gentlemen, proceeded to Mr. Bum's. Focbabers.
where they sat down to an excellent dinner, prepared by Mr. Bunt
for the occasion. The Noblemen and Gentlemen present amounted
to forty-three in number, the Earl of Asorne in the Chair, and
his Clew the Duke of Goa Don en his right hand, and General
Hair en his left. Among the several toasts which were given on
the occasion. was one to ' The Memory of his Grace the late
Duke of Gement ' which was drunk with great solemnity, all
the company mantling. The Earl of Above' afterwards r°
the health of her Grace the Duchess of Gomm', which wPul=
with three times three." _ _ _ _

Paivi Council:.—Saturday last the important cause
of " Biswas and %was," an appeal from Bengal, was decided by
the Lords of the Privy Council in favour of the respondents. The
property In dispute was stated to amount to nearly a minims
sterling; and the Ilgurstioa was considered of the greatest im-
portance u affecting the administration of justice among the
natives of India. The respondents were the two widows and
in(ant son of Jaggomobun Shwas a Hindus deceased, and
they claimed a partition of the family: property according to
the lows and customs of Hindou; this claim was resisted by the
appellant, the elder brother of Juggomobun, on the ground of
the family having always been divided in estate, though undivided
in food, and of the execution of two wills, one alleged to be made
by the father, and the other by Juggornehun. The respondents
contended that both the wills were forgeries, and that the books
produced to thew a separation of the family were aiso fabricated Tile
arguments of Counsel occupied three days ; Sir Charles Wetherell,
and Mr. Sergeant Spankle (with whom war Mr. It. Grant) spoke
on behalf of the appellant.; and :11r. Adam (King's Counsel), and
Mr. Jertmett, on behalf of respondents. Their Lordships, after
an hour's coasultlion in private, gays judgment is favour osAdio
respondeuts.and (lurch d that cons,to the largest amount ever h mown
to have beets given by their Lordthiks, *humid be allowed to this cast.,