Star.
London, England, 1827-03-10 00:00:00

troops di .platto.i, from the G. st moment, the character of
moderns ionbitont which they never deviated in the yea oel.

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—Without even abusing the support which they at that
time gave to the opetatiotrof the Government, of the
whoksoeme terror which their presence inspired, p' the
Advantages which circumstances afforded them, always
obedient•to oar King, and full of attentintria all classes
of the community, they have never extended their in-
terference beyond what was necessary for the preserva-
tion of order. This mesh, io itself great in anzeliarjr
troops, is surpassed, in *our opinion, by another
merit equilly undeniable, which is, that these troops is
a great and populous city a here there are so many dan-
gerous temptations, have been guilty of no excesses of
any kind; a conduct, which though naturaly to be ex-
pected from the officers, who tie chiefly m:mbets of
distinguished families, justly excite universal admira-
tion in respect to the great mass of the men.

By the Pacific, which arrived at Liverpool on Thurs-
day, we have received New York Papers to the 17th
ult. On the authority of a letter from Havannah of the
Ist of that month, it is stated, that there had been a
skirmish between a Spanish and an English man aware
the latter mistaking the former for a slave ship. We
hope there is no truth in this report, as in the present
state of the relations between the two countries an civer•
sight might be constr into a design.
There are advice* from Hayti to the 4th of January,
at which time every thing was tranquil in the island,
and business going on as usual. The reported insure
rection must therefore have been a fiction. Commodore
PORTEN, who ceinmands the Mexican Navy, was still
blockaded at tey West, by Commodore LAIOJID;
with four Spanish frigates and two brigs. The forte
of the former is not mentioned ; but as he is a very
enterprising sad skilfulOfficer, be would not long cower
to the Spaniard, if he bad any thing like an equal force.
The Coloinbia Paper, of the 17th December, states,
that Bony** was assailed on the whole of the road
from Bogota to Tnnja, by complaints against the new
imposts, and of the insufficiency of the revenue of the
department of Tunja. It is remarked that the entire
revenue of that department does not now amount
to as much as it did formerly ; and further, that done
half of the direct contribution was remitted, q>.:4
would not remain sufficient to, repay the cost of col.
letting. VERA CRUZ; Jam. s.
Nothing new, except the rejection by the Seam of

all that the House of &presents titres have done
lion to the proposed Tariff. It is now certain that its
passage will be retarded at least a year.
Last night, in the H9use of-tot:noon., the %isolations

'on the Corn Laws were again considered in a Com.
mines of the whole House. Mr. WIHTUORI reeved
ai an amendment, that a fixed dutyof 10s. when thekice
*add be between. 55 and aferrabould be subtakuta
for the proposed graduated stale, which mat mega.
tired by a great majority, 355 voting against, and only SO
for, the measure. Sir FRANCIS Buttaarr, who declared
himself a decided advocate of the principle of Free
, Trade, aactibed the existing depression of the Agrieel.
total interests to the change which was effected• last
Session in the currency of the country; and we feu
there is but too much troth in the statement of the
worthy Baronet. Several other amendments were pro.
posed and withdrawn, and the Report of the Committee
was ordered to be taken into consideration on Mon.
day next.
75/111/I=EMEERWMIMSN
• THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL.

The usual Medical Gentlemen assembled at twelve
o'clock yesterday at his Lordship's residence at White.
ball, and after continuing in deliberation till a quarter
past one o'clock, a Messenger was sent off to the-Royal
Lodge, in Windsor Fmk, with the report of the
cal Gentlemen en the state of his Lordship to his MA.
team The state of the Noble Earl continued Muck
the same up to a late hour last night.
ARer the consultation of the Medical Gentlemen
this morning, they made the following Report:
- ul. House, Mardi 10, Half-past Twain,
" Lord Ln moot. tootiones as wan as be was yesterday ; Ibas
idea Ws Imo a goad ow."
BRIGHTON, Mutes I.

The Fall and Countess of Delowan, who arrived
from Buckhut st Park. in this county. left the ItJyal Yak
Hotel, to return to London.sesterday.
The Hon. Mr. Twisleton Penes, from Lord Say and
bele's seat. Belvidere, Kent; Mr. Vade, and the sr-
chiteet, Mr.Wyatville, are also included in dm last de-
partures from the above house.
The Prince Puckler Median is remaining at the Royal
York Hotel.