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London, England, 1826-11-01 00:00:00

Anglo Mexican

Extract of a private letter, dated 28d , September,
from Laguira, by the Henrietta, bound to Hamburgh :
" We have it reported here, that Bolivar has en--
tered Colombia, but.it. is not positively known in what
quarter of the Republic. Bermudez, up to the present
time, has not commenced any operations against Ge-
neial Paez : everything remains in state quo in that
quarter ; but we are anxiously waiting the arrival of
the President in Caraccas, when it is expected that
affairs will be amicably settled on both sides. Several
Spanish prizes have been made."
_ _

P.S. to the letter "It is this moment reported that
a personal interview will take place at Caraccas, be-
tween General Paez and General Bermudez."

A Flanders Mail has brought us theAllgenteine Zeitung,
With accounts from St. Petersburgh to the 4th, and from
Brussels to the 25th ult. A lettter from the late Em-
peror AMA/IMMO the Armenians inhabiting Georgia,
will be.found among our extracts :

. BRUSSELS, Ocrossu 25.
*The Second Chamber of the States General, in its
sitting'of yesterday, adopted the proposed address in
answer to the Speech from the Throne, by a majority of
fi.3 to 3. It was then sent to the First Chamber, which
will discuss it on the 27th.

• Many persons doubt whether the project of law,
on the organization ofthe tribunals, sill be pre-
sented to the Chambers during the present Session. It
is affit med that numerous difficulties have induced the
Government to defer it. It may be asked, whether
these difficulties will not subsist in the nest Session also?

and whether they are not rather a bugbear, by means
of which persons who are interested in the continuation
of the provisional state of things endeavour to prolong
it as much as possible ? If the King is informed of the
real wishes of the nation, he will pay little regard to
these pretended difficulties. If any does exist, he knows
what a good administration requires in such a case, when
the impious calls of justice admit neither of delay
nor temporising.
Letters from Ostend, of the 22d, say, that the soldiers
who were on duty at the powder magazine at the time
of the explosion, have been interrogated by the military
Auditor and two Captains. The examination of the
Lieutenant commanding the artillerymen lasted a day
and a half, that of the Serjeant who first perceived
the fire, about a day. The latter has been committed
to prison. AU the others were successively interrogated.
The wounded are out of danger except one, who has re-
covered his speech and hearing, but is confined to his bed.

26th.—His Majesty has made numerous promotions
in the armies in the Netherlands and in the Indies.

It is thought that in consequence of the observations
made in'the Sections of the Second Chamber, the law
respecting the communal guard, will undergo seve•
ral changes.
An article in the Staats Courant gives an affecting
picture of the situation of the provinces in which the
epidemic prevails : at Kalwyk,Wotukend, Joure, Sneek,
&C. its ravages are greater than ever,.and the number of
the sick and of the d.iaths increases daily. The misery
of the labouring class adds to the evil, and serves as
aliment to the disorder. Some relief has been obtained
by The-seireral Committees; but they are insufficient
,to
check the Progress of the disease; the want of attendance
cause it to spread and to threaten our province. In these
melancholy circumstances it is our duty to make an ap-
peal to the munificence of our fellow Christians. Let
.us basten to assist our brethren in the North ; let out
our gifts, check the evil, and serve as a Cordon Sani-
taire to prevent its propagation.
Above 5,000 persons attended the funeral of the un-
fortunate M. Veysset, at Luxemburg, who was assassi-
nated by Lieutenant Lobenthal, of the 39th Prussian
Regiment.
• 27th.—The damages done at attend°, by the late
explosion, is estimated by surveyors, at 146.4819. viz.
Damage•to Wesel 136.575 S. ..,.
Do. to furolture 9,9068.
The accounts from Overyssel are very afil.cting.—.
Committees are everywhere forming to receive the gifts
or the charitable.
• • ST. PETERSBURG H, OCTOIIe It 4.

A Russi.in Journal published yesterday the fullow)ng
letter (nes er before printed), addrtssed by the Emperor
Almasder to the As menians inhabiting Georgia, which
at the present moment is very ir.teresting :
" TO OUR DEAR EAII7IIIIIII. AILMENEAN PEOPLE, Or ALL CLAIM)

sicsiassvnie aconcui, onlivflic‘
' • "V' have learnt, with entire satistaaion, from the report of our
Commander-in-Chief in Georgia, the new proofs of the sentiments
of loyal gratitude which animate all classes of the Armenians inha;
fisting that province, and paternal care which we bestow on them,

r They have proved these sentinsents Of their inviolable fidelity on si
*lesions. By their 'simplify Maness and Aevotednesa, they bevel
Jiminguished themseivesat a drne when. malevolence and inconstancy
were endelvooring to trouble the tranquillity which we had restored
in Georgia, under the most gloomy circumstances; they remained un-
*Amnia their seal foe us and our throne ; they sacrificed to the good
of our service and the general advantage their property, and even
their lives. This seal of all classes of the Armenians in Georgia, and
their services done to us, impose upon us the agreeable duty of sw-
ing to them, before, the whole world, the assurance of our gratitude
and good-win. Mai this act be remembered by the latest posterity
for their honour. We assure them of the continuance of our Ln-
.perial favour.
." Given at our Headquarters at Toplits, in Bubemia,lsth (47th)
September, the year of our LORD 1813, and the 13th of our reign.
(Signed) "ALEXANDRA." •
(Countersigned) "COUNT NICHOLAS RO3IANZOFF,
Chancellor of the Empire."

French Pipets to the 30th ult. and the Etoik of
Monday, have arrived. The Etoile contains intelligence from Lisbon
to the 19th of October, which is later than that hitherto received in
this country directly from Portugal. It states that the insurrec-
tionary rising in Algarve was entirely. put down, and that the Mar.
quis of A sae one had taken Bight, without its being known whither
he the Marquis de Canvas, or the (bunt of Assam* bad taken
refuge ; for the latter had not repaired to Gallicia, as it has been mi-
ginally reported. The English soldiers landed at Lisbon on the first
moment of alarm did not exceed one hundred and fifty, and were
canroned at Belem, near the palace of Ayuda where the RIOINT
resides, and where only militiamen whom she could trust were
employed. The Lisbon Gazettes of the 13th and 14th were filled
with addresses of congratulation to that spirited Princess. That of
the 14th also contains an ordonnanee directing the provisional orga.
nizatioa of a Division of Operation, but without specifying its disci.
nation, nor even the cause of its formation. These, however, are
easily divined. The Ream wished to embody all the troops on
which she could confidently rely into a disposeable legless, which
purpose will he adtwered by the creation of
.the corps in quhstioa.l
—lt it to consist of two brigades of infantry, one of cavalry,
and one of horse artillery. The first Brigade to be consposed
of the Ist Regiment of Foot and the Bth Masseurs. The 211.01 the
4th Regiment of Foot and the Bth Chasoeurs; and the Brigade of
Cavalry, of the Ist, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Horse. Four pieces
of cannon and tied mortars are to be attached to the Brigade of Ar-
tillery, and each of these Brigades are to be commanded,respec-
lively by the Count of LIMAILES, the Marquis of Vat.anca, and
Lieutenant Colonel &LTA Loran. It is remarkable that not one of
the Gazettes makes the least mention of the hostile movements in
Algarve. The Zak seems inclined to infer from this silence a
doubt of their milky. That, however, has been, we feir9 sufildently
established. lt would be more natural to suppose that they were
not mentioned, because they were not as completely repressed as it
might have been wished, and the Government endeavoured to keep
them secret altogether, lest insubordination &oak' extend, and tbe
dangers of the Constitution should increase.

The Gazette of last.night contains the General Orders
issued by the Supreme Government in India, on the oc-
casion of the return of Lord COMBERMIZRZ from the
western provinces. We have given this document in
our preceding columns.
TrTY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols, which remained steady during the whole of• the morning
without any fluctuation at 81a 1 for the Account, has, within a short
time, receded to 81fi I for the Account; and 81a a for Money,
owing to a strong and current report on 'Change of the death of the
Duke of Yoax, which caused a great sensation in the City ; since
which this report is not believed. The Exchequer Bill market is
heavy, and very little business doing.
In the Foreign market, Mexicans are not so good as in the earlier
part of the morning ; and Colombian &lads keep steady, little or
nothing doing. Fresh insurances have been made this morning by
Mr. Basuto for the Mexican Government, to the amount of 40 odd
thousand pounds, coming from Mexico on the part of the All-
ance Oflice.