Star.
London, England, 1826-12-26 00:00:00

DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO.

E Undersigned, in capacity as Deputy First
Manhal of the United Colony of DEMERARY and ES.
LUEBO, advertises, by these presents, for the First, Second,
Third times, that he win, by virtue of certain sentences of the
- Court of Criminal and Civil Justice of said United
expose and sell, at Public Execution Sale, the following
Jll, with their Cultivations, Buildings, Slaves, and further
Appurtenances, viz.
Firstly, in the Month of September next, the Undivided Fourth
Part of the Sugar and Coffee Plantations, LA JALOUSIE, LE
BIENPAIT, and the FELLOWSHIP, situate on the West
of this Colony. The Property of the Estate of Mrs. ANN
.7SZTON, deceased.
Secondly, in the same Month, the West Half of the Cotton
tions, SOMERSET and BERES, situate on the Arabian
Essequebo. The Property of WILLIAM HM 0.
Judicium of Pra et Concurrentiae, on the Net Proceeds of
above Sales, will be held by the said Honourable Court of Jut-
three months after the respective days of Sale, for which
all those who may pretend to have any Right, Title, or In-
to the Net Proceeds of said parts of aboveuamed Planta-
are herewith by hini;the undersigned Deputy First Marshal
I United Colony, summoned to appear in Person, or by their
ittornie*, to lay their claims in due form before the Honourable
Court of Justice, of the aforesaid United Colony of Densenry and
e, at their ordinary Session, io the month of December,
under a penalty, that against the non.appearers win be pro-
` as the law directs.
Inventories of the above stated Plantations are daily to be
at the Counting House of Messrs. Hall, Nl' Garel, and Co.
:, Austin Fria-s, London; and at the Counting House of
J. Le June, Esq. Amsteniam.
Demerary and Essequebo, this 2d October, 1828.
J. D. HALEY, Deputy First Marshal.

This day was published,
In a very large Volume Sea. price 245.
GENERAL INDEX to DODSLEY'S ANNUAL
REGISTER, from its commencement in 1758 to the Year
9 inclusive (from which period each Volume has its resper-
Index).

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ENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
be pet pared with the moat scrupulous care and attention, by
ssrs. Titomas And WILLIAM LILNIIIt, i nutacturing Chemists,
:cheater. It is sold in bottles, price V.s. lad. or with glass
~ers At 4s. Gd. stamp included, with full directions for its use,
their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
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FOR JOAQUIaI 3EYERINO GOMEZ.
By the enclosed documents transmitted to your Ex-
cellency, you will be made acquainted with the seditious
movements which have taken place in some of the
corps of the army stationed on different points, and the
open rebellion and invasion of some of them, under the
command of Officers unworthy of their posts, and the
confidence of the Government.
These revolutionary movements, rather afflicting than
alarming, amidst the fidelity evinced by the majority of
the troops, and the sentiments which pervade the dif-
ferent classes of the nation, who are full of fidelity,
love, and enthusiasm, for the august person of the King,
and for the institutions emanating from his Royal wis-
dom, and her Serene Highness the Infanta Regent,l
would have been promptly quellediand their instigators
visited with punishment, hal' tfir civil and military
authorities on the Spanish frontier co-operated with the
Portuguese provinces and fortresses, in conformity with
the treaties existing between the two nations. But by the
enclosed documents, your Excellency will see how the
above-mentioned authorities evaded the fulfilment of
the conditions stipulated in the different treaties and
conventions, insinuating that they could not, without
entering upon negotiations which were constantly de.
(erred, adopt measures, the whole merit of which de-
pended on promptitude; and according to credible
accounts, they even lent assistance to the rebels. Under
these circumstances, her Serene Highness the Infanta
Regent, moved by the just indignation excited by these
odious proceedings, in which the military oath, the soul
of the security of thrones, has been so basely violated ;
and being at the same time convinced that the inferior
officers and soldiers had been misled by simplicity and
ignorance, and seduced by their commanders, her High.
ness had been pleased (as your Excellency will perceive
by the inclosed decree), to disband the rebel corps, and
to erase their names from the army list, affording the
corporals, lance-corporals, and privates, an opportunity
of escaping punishment, and avoiding all the penalties
incurred, in consequence of their being thus deluded.
Her Serene Highness, convinced that his Catholic Ma-
jesty is ignorant of these movements, and consequently
of the conduct ci( the above-mentioned authorities, di-
rects that your Excellency will, without delay, commu-
nicate these facts to the Spanish Government, giving it
to understand that the regiments in question being dis-
banded, and the date of the decree in favour of the
inferior Officers and privates being expired, all the other
individuals of the said corps who may remain on the
Spanish territory are charged with high treason and
open rebellion against their lawful King;—that in con-
formity with existing conventions they ought to be
delivered up to the competent Portuguese authorities,
or at least placed in safe custody until tried and found
guilty, when they should be delivered over to the Por-
tuguese authorities who may claim them ; and that,
moreover, the horses, arms, ammunition, money, &c.
which the rebels may have carried off, should be im-
mediately seized and returned to the military authori-
ties in the fortresses of Elvas and Chaves; those autho-
rities against whom our Government has such just
reason to complain being also removed.
Her Serene Highness the Infanta Regent directs that
your Excellency will not detain the extraordinary cou-
rier longer than is necessary ; and she hopes that, in this
delicate business, your Excellency will display that in-
telligence, honour, and activity, which have uniformly
distinguished your long and honourable cat eer in the
Royal service. Heaven preserve your Excellency.
( A true copy) DON FRANCISCO D'ALMRIDA.
JOS. BASILIO RADEMAKER
Palace, August 7, 1326.

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