Star.
London, England, 1827-01-08 00:00:00

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taken by the grand popular assembly, held on the 7th
instant, the fundamental basis of which is, to constitute
Independent State of Venezuela, and sustain such
constitution as its lawful representatives may devise,
with the lives of its inhabitants, I have determined on
decreeing. and do decree," kc.
(The decree directs the manner the election shall be made fur
blembors to tbe" Cosatitmat Congress a the State of Venrzuela."
which is directed to alembic at Valencia oa the loth of January

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Captain Rogan, who left Laguira on the 26th ult.
moons that " the Country was in a very unsettled state.
Porto Cabello bad revolted Irons General Paez, who
was starching with all his dispmeable force lot the sub-
jegation of that place. Camana was invested by sea
awl by land, by General Bermudez."

peremptory
at Madrid to quit that capital immediately. This
measure, whilst it crowns the pacific professions of his
MOST CHRISTIAN MAJISTT, it strongly recommended
by considerations connected with pre security of the
French troops, who would be exposed to insult and
perhaps to considerable risk when it was known, that
France had determined upon separating her interests
horn those of Spain, upon the important or rather vital
question of the differences of the latter with Portugal.
Whether this and ether strong proceedings will have
the effect of checking the Spanish Monarch in his head•
long course, it would be rash, on account of his own
character as well as of those about him, to decide. In
some of the private accounts, however, that have been
received this morning from Paris, strong hopes are held
out that he will eventually yield; and this opinion,
if it be not consonant with the well known obliquity
of his character, receives some strength from the
difficulties at /east of his situation. Such are .I:he
embarrassments of every kind in which he is cer-
tain of being involved in the event of his reject-
ing the salutary counsels of the French Cabinet,
that we should not hesitate for a moment, were it
any other Sovereign, to say, that he would listen to
them without even a moment's hesitation. But Fawn-
NAND cannot be judged like the generality of other
Princes, and his decision is therefore one of those pro-
blems, which the hand of time alone, and not the common
sense

of mankind can solve. If left perhaps to his own
mind, he might follow the course that prudence pointed
out, for dangers have no attractions for him ; but, in-
fluenced partly by men, who are as arrogant as they are
rignorant, and who have besides :elfish views of their
awn to promote, in the advice they may give upon this
qmornentn us, occasion, it is impossible to speculate upon
his future conduct with any certainty.
In the meantime, it will be seen from the extracts we
give from the French papers, that have reached us since
our last, that the organ of tbb Apostolicals and that of
the French Ministry, are more at variance than ever
on the subject of Spanish politics. The Qmotidiertfte
persists as usual in saying that Bing Felony/3m
we* 11,4_ forksAt isogajihrxraal honour and

My known in the town and asighboarkaoL

THE ILLUSTRIOUS BARON OF RENFREW.

ram THE GLASGOW cousin, JAN. 6.

The following is a Copy of a Letter addressed by
Mr. Secretary Paar. to ARCHIBALD CAIIIPBALL, Esq. of
Blythswood, dated Whitehall, January 2, 1527
Mr Dias Si.,

is The Ktura has heard with much satisfaction, that
local exertions continue to be made in the County of
Redrew, for the mitigation of the distress which has
visited, with such peculiar severity, some of the mann- '
factoring classes of that county; and that it is intended
that there should be a Public Assembly on the 11th of
January, for the benefit of those who have the double
claim of having been exposed to severe privations, and
having bane them with the utmost patience and for-
titude.

•, The Kum cannot on this occasion forget that he
h Baron of Raxsamv, and desires to contribute, in
that capacity, the sum of One Hundred Pounds, in aid
of the profits of the intended Assembly.
u I am, my dear Sir,
" Yours most faithfully,
(Signed) " ROBERT PEEL"
Archibald Cssophell, Esq. M.P. dcc. of Blythswood."

Mr. Under Secretary HAT came to town yesterday
from the seat of the Rail of Asians= at the Priory.
' The deepest gloom has prevailed here during the
present week, in consequence of the hopeless state of the Duke of
Tett. The Theatre is closed, Concerts and Balls have been put
of fashionable parties, which bad been announced, have, with
few eaceptions been postponed. His Royal Highness has, by his
arnieble disposition and unaffected manners, rendered himself ex-
coedingly.popslar among all classes in this town.—Brighton Gauge.'
Thetendeney of the information received from Leeds,
Bradford, Dewsbury, Huddersfield, Dudley, Sec. is, that trade is
In an imprdving state. _ _ _

PORTUGAL.—Decree of the Cortes, authorising the
introduction of foreign Troops:—" The General Cortes having
approved the proposition presented by the Executive Power to the
Chamber of Deputies for the admission of foreign troops into the
Portuguese territories, in consequence of the aggressions made by
t►e Portuguese deserters on the said territory, they authorise by
the present Decree, the Government to the said end, in conformity
to the ninth paragraph, 15th article, 4th chapter of the Constitu-
tional Charter.

" Duke de C , President of the Chamber of Peers.
" Marquis de Tamura, 1
secretaries. “ Conde das Gar.vias, "''

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for Dublin ;

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Somme

yesterday
• following
laud-
would

by . is-
, every day Meseengers s. diegntehed to Wind-
sor, to acquaint his MAU art of the emu of the Duke's health.
It was observed, that although the ex' resssion of his
Royal *lighting's countenance bad been sogready altered for woe
time before his death, that his most imintate acquaintance mid
scarcely have recognised him, yet, soon afterwards, the features el
the face returned the expression they bore when he was is s geed
state of health.
The King's Guard, at the King's Palace, St. James's,
smated and dismounted in solemn silence, though the bands wen
ainkildshce, Is consequeoce of the demise of the Duke of Yong.
At six o'clock on Saturday morning a Diesseoget
'evas•ia MlSSliing• at York House, with orders to prevent the
bießiasalloilleibessrers going to work. The poor fellows, on bestioi
die imsbnelsety Dews of his Royal Highness's decease, expressed
'6*Am:ere regret.
We have great pleasure in stating that his Grace
the Duke of Noumea, who has been loos indisposed, is in a state
of convalescence.

The room in Rutland House, in which the Duke of
Toes expired, is on the ground floor. lie had net been out of
that room, and the one adjoining, for nearly eight weeks. The
room is capacious, has two windows, orumnected with crimson
drapery, and is elegantly fitted up.
.The Kiwis has presented a handsome snuMbox to
JAMS IdiM, El* Secretary to Lord KirIII when Coooloo,llclef 01
the Channel Fleet, for forwarding to his blamer a 'manuscript 011.
moir of the circumstances attending the surrender of ilgeranars
Thursday, several workmen began unroofing the left
wing of the Ktua's Palace in Pall.rnall. The trees in the gardens
at the back of this Palace are nearly all foiled. A number of men
are employed in felling the remainder.
The Marquis of °mown arrived at Butler-house
last week. The illness of a relative detains the MarelliODMlS in Dublin.

A POSTMAN ArTACLlD.—Tuesday evening, the
Wigton postman was stopped by four or five men, near
Nealbonse, one of whom seized the horse by the bridle,
and. requested him to surrender. The answer to this
summons was a discharge of a pistol at the assailant.
This so frightened the horse, that it instantly leaped
over the hedge; the thieves pursued, and were again
fired at by the valiant postman, and he finally escaped.
The fishing boat, glizabeth, of Liverpool, James As.
pinal, master, picked up at sea, on the 4th inst.(Thurs-
day) a small boat with two men, SO miles from land—
the wind at that time blowing hard from the N. and
N.N E.tbe boat being under a double reefed mainsail.
The two men belonged to the sloop, Countess of Mans-
field, of Annan, which foundered at sea on her passage
fromWhitehaven to Annan.
We last night received Dutch and German Papers to
the Sd inst. The most important part of their contents
is that telative to the war in B..tavia, of shich a nielaa
,:holy account is given; indeed, it appears pretty evi-
dent, that unless reinforcements speedily arrive iron.
Europe, the Dutch will not be able to make head again..
eche natives.

1 lib AL MISSI•
of affitbserternenting
salon, other shistta....„ Thar
_........a.bfthe order
_Lie Co.ibit loiaesekirh,vo
at,
irsto.as it . been.understimdioadie
a,aloner.• • ".safety, as well as the interests of his faitlifief ed.
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as a natural consequence iiii, the late political events 41,77•17„7 v•••••msh
• ' some of Me DS. ""°°l°, °I I refusing to 'RA oil r Three Companies of the lith Foot(or KW') endiarted ea Thurs.
infortezditzleileft oda submement to Portogel; whilst it trefite.the day at the Broomielaw, Glasgow, node? the command of Captaia
a
i Amoy, Acjig_dor, the •-Isthmus. Guayaquil, and tisk
lend: deo Republic of Colombia is in a state of. els?
ution ; Wit letters from General Bolivar himself :::, i fent 1.814 faint with contempt. li*re it
of reaskilindsere, witidaidlut prescribed Mork • . .
eat the wilkiery period fat die voyage„ but bsd not gas infield thane is a
the Intendant and other respectable person's• fully arrlved, Id, however, be admitted, under such eircumensices. an .
vs the fad. that Oaltorsvida AN resolved itself into the same mil eke kod re;sked die port unarm drawls allowed-r eXposure of
_the pacific views of Frei& Cabinet
first elements ; that In thie,state of things, no time e• -.--
ra
_ . . or as a rtfetAion Oldie perverse reasoning , • F yon board the Fingal steam boat for 13.:Ifast.
. week four companies oath, 56th Regiment of Foot, peeled
Hi b York, on their route from HuU to Manchester.
llessalay, a Cnurc.rif laquiry wasagheld mot the case of two one..,
• klaluia, the poker p which were forwarded
. . iutheritles. The Court liebig private, we bare nee
it to be I,wt-a new compact must be formed without THE EVENING STAR.
the forgoer. If there were to be no other pool of the good ...
' .--.-.----.
dolly, and elf the' fevourees of Venezuela and Amite, ,-- - . .5- faith orthe ninth Government. it -Would be •• • to state the result of ire
- ' NAVAL ItrIttfICENCIi:
which have always acted in conceit, will be required *wrens to call it any longer in question ; fur if
for tifwerbis.. The report concluded with a Petition, LONDON. forty.eigin days: the Captain elates that
*Oft a Meeting might he held on the following day, ill real views and psofessions were in collision, it n • ... 7,frocnDretiaasszneansht,zin-Arved tee English Brig Louisa, Lam,.
'" a schooner arrived at Havannah, from Comma accounts had
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1827. would sanctiost the publication of such arguments a
ceder to apprise the inhabitants, that the Government - received that the Spanish corvette privateer-Duna tad made
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. pat forth in the article upon which we are comment; . n prizes.
of Bogota zooid no longer' be depended upon, and to
Consohi opened this morning at the MOM peke they lalt et on _.-..imm..— . Damage 16.-Arrived the UM Pedro. from Grand Canary,
adopt Rich Resolittioni,th the exigency might require. bound to Vigo: the Captain states thus& !smartest corvette was
A Meeting of the ifuthorilei accordingly took place Saturday, sot for the Account; but Nee atter wag ap to we We have received this morning Dutch and Brussels
cruising tiff that Island.
cin the 6ilk; which resulted in the adoption of Acts de- buyers, and at the present time may be misted at for k• With little Papers, both to the 6th ; but they contain no political FaLewris, Jas. 6.-Wind W...-Salied the Cuuetess of Chl.
elating the Departments of Venrriela and Apure Fe- busio•s. • doing. cheater p!ekee, for the Weathermen's; smiths Plover packet, fee
French are going to vebladssir *dr Weeps news of any kind. We have also received this morning
Ike Brazils.
**al *mesa and Icing the other Departments of the The report that Aka •
the Journal do St. Paersburgh, to the 2Sd December, Finesses-re, Jan 0.-Wiwi Arrived the Maria. Tat.
Republic, to'ettfredate with them. from Madrid, has caused Some Sellsadoe to theillitilnifilliefrew
that ifs'e French G
Aim, some atsettision had taken place, General Peres, generally believed Africa, to stop a leak; a Harvey.. taw% Lowden fee the
oesenmens ose seelep.k. fo. and Hamburgh Papers to the Sd of this month. We **soros, from NOW i
naßrHherms *Wool Lawton fix
1010 presidecral thandeting, rose and stated, that, since Bard to the affairs of Portugal. The private [adieu EMI mitt Ibis learn from the latter that 1,946 vessels of all nations bad very leak y, mid milk e:Coolionlisr Itimge,
Cape, reported to be
the 30thnf.Apill, hihodstrorn not to obey the Govern- morning. repeats or" some cooddmoir, [bat a food imardoloffiol arrived at Haeshorgh in .the course of last year. Of jacAk.lkiis
troirbbet wedink° inJarcuht,urwicikhiesilierilliraiditvuseb,nezillnir..petlikillY the
Sent of Bogota, and Ili "rat resolved to keep sacred his wig soon be established between Spain and Pwlll.ll. . these 812 Were British, or neatly half; and it would be a parrs of tie „odd. ned.l°
Oath ; thin if the Peophin(Caraccas were filially resolved In the Foreign market, although the ficomill4llllll 011Boala . -
• -
ON taking measures (or dirt adrablishment of a Constitu- are net favourable,it has bad &tie effect es the CbSeilkllollMds. Micah, perhaps, to adduce a more striking proof of Pi""al""if Jac. 6 sod 7:74WILIIII IllumAilidO/9 Edward
transport, from London ; and nary, Meilimes, Mk SW .1400 Ska
our maritime ascendancy end commercial grandeur.- Deal, Jas. 7.-Wind W.-Arrived front Lead* the Orb
don, and its otganigstiest, the authority .conferred on 3he Greek Bonds have imprelmd.
him should be no tilastaelisitince he only 'jilted to tesign Current prices : Old amenable' 141, "-lean. 44$ alt. co. The Returns from the Forts 4tif ;the Baltic ate even of a done. Weisman, and Cliltm. &arm, for Jamaica t Ord the Cows
_ _sus
Wave, for India. Arrived the Trites. Sverre,• ilme Anti '
it. But, should the Pcopliktbink that thti powers were keilMaa 54 a. Portuguese Ts' I, Russian est Mi. Greek 1111 174. mere layout able character as regards British ship. and jaenbui, goaamon. from Roejgoeu A wanes pah amid „hip,
insufficient to contribute to their own happiness, his . CITY, TWO &CLOCK. ping and trade; and we are sure to preserve this sup.-
lixcelleney would convoke theMiiniciplphies, lb order The coma Market has hopreared since 4.be maw put at Me • • • • Gnomsitido, Jan. 6 and 7.-Saaleel the Mimi. &arm, for Js
war from the northward remain.
which 5i5...
to retorts to them the authority with Wasss.o stow, had saoseind, when they were done at 80t, and' may be lusted up to
intested him, and he would withdraw; to enjoy liberty tie ennui How at Doe i for the Account, witia a steady market. of improvement, ST
ery where operating, as long as for Trieste ; Speculater,Canaraiasjor Leghorn; Hartiet,Kinnice
and Sir E. Paget, Omar, for Calcutta.
. wherever he might chance to 6nd it. He then proposed moo" bat been abundant dace Lk. &ewes& are pool,•
we continue as a nation to foster the great pinoiples, s
e meeting that, if its determination trete to can-' It Is reported, that the differences between this Country and to which, and to which alone, we are indebted for FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
oakum a Government, and ma tarn that Constitution America have beta whorled white rum three dap. the advantages that distinguish, in so marked a manner, -ow--
with their blood, they wouiclfflniffest thiiffetermination iIIitIIALLS.
by raising their hands. . The Prifiro liter" mere" (roe Barad dal erneninn Itit.'" our situation from that of every other European people.
The Earl of Chesterfield, at Chesterfield House, from the Mae
an
the
Foreign
hinds have
?kegs,
Prd"larii "Ilia hawk, "as
The Pekroi„ A Journal contains I V Ireport Leicestershire; Captain Donakhoo in Orchatd.soret, fin
This was instantly done by all present, amidst op- II to I per Gose. g an ocm in
phases sled areclansatiqns, which denote general aids- la (be rd.*. market 11,,,,,,k. ‘,„,tguke bedew, &leo of the operations of the Russian army employed against Diannierdo I Paris; Darietithir
em; slue
inandGiouldicltteri.dhpt:ceiri; Hiukmemirs.
c:
plate, from Mr. orris,
trop. • PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK' Persia, from the beginning to the 25th of November. way, in Gloucester-place ; Colonel Kilpatriek, in Ginitvesier-place
The debate baying thus terminated, the form of ,tire- 3 per Cent. Red. 79% 94 from Florencel MaiorScat,in Cork-street, from Dolman.
They are represented as uniformly successful ; and e
Mr. William loon, in Bator-street, from Aylesbury Colkge
seeding adopted was, that his Excellency the Civil and S per Cent. Cons. 78% 79 ex die. amongst this results is mentioned, the deliverance of a major and Mrs. Wallace, 1 Baker-street, from Bath; carnal
Military Chief be trquested to issue, at his discretion, the 31 per Cent. Re]. 86% till Parlby,4th Dragoon Guards, at &recite Hetet, from Paris •Mr
accessary orders for the Assembly of She existing Elec. 4 per Cerit. New 94% 9514 94% ex div. great tumber of Russian families that, at the beginning
Hooper, in OM Burlington-street; Captain Cranden, in 'Bat
total Colleges, and for the formation of the same where 4 per Cent. 1826. 96% t 4 % of hostilities, had been forcibly carried away by the street, eras Debugs; Mrs. Logsdon York-piece; yr.. and Mi
Mane exist, in the provinces under his command, in ordOr L nig Ann. 1878 19 1.16 m/d'rs.forlaadrosidisiss Idorigarkjit.riel:LiaAlirs. Manb_y, in Gloucester-ptan
eisenty. To effect is humane object, and ascertain the r -street • 4.4ptaln Clayton, In Sow
that by conforming in this particular. with the existing India Stock 23614 ex div.• ' position aad strength of thePersiantroops,itwasnecessary man-street ;Dr John Hon, In BessOk.sereet ; Major and Mr
, • not-plaes MI Scott, in Lower Berke*
constitution and laws, as respects the number and qua- . Ditto Bonds 46 -
lifications of the Representativet forming i
ced ongress Old Annuities 79% the; several detachments of the army should at various "nada, in armee
street; Lori Terikam, in square; litre. Greville,
al Colombia. a proper number may be eleted for the ll,OOO Excheq. Bills 96 in points cross the Araxes, which separates the two Em- Baker-street; Mrs. Thomas Glynn., in Whitehall-place; Capta
Dover-street; Mrs. Laken*, in Sontenet-stre‘•
rposs of assembling at such time and place as his 1500 ditto 2$ 17
?pose
ellency shall name ; that a similar invitation be 4:11:X) and £2OO ditto 16 27
de to all towns and cities comprehended in the an- Cons:tor Acct. 8054 %
limits of Venezuela, in order that, should they • 110111111114 FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. pires, and advance some distance into the Persian Broderick. la.
Mrs. Ma, en Wimple-street ; the Booms* de Beauvoir and t
territory. This advance, however, was not effected John de Beauvoir, in Ceoaseght.place, Irons Southampton ;R.
• . set resistance, though always to the advantage of N. Pleeeeni• in Widmirrelereer Me' ma Mrs. Maitland. in Hi
ley-street! Mr. Heavy Garrett, ie likambester.aquare, from Hot
think 6t to concur in this compact, they may send theirthe Russians, • we are to believe their official report.-- &atm • Mrs. Earle, In Wbspeb.sneet ; Mts. Richard Barnes,
Austrian Beads, So. Ct. Di • Omsk Acct. 17
Reptesentatives, who shall be received as brothers, even mho Bonds 6p CIL 67 , age*. Sc. same pOa Bat-their fce could not be of a very imposing charac-
vAm'llie-Agell. hop' her rear in Surrey ; Kr' C. H. Pilgrim,
Tech-terrace, from Cheltenham; Mrs. Renslisid, in Wimpo
altheugh the Session may have already opened. Colombian need., II p Ct. [lice. Acme.; e ter, as admit themselves that all their detachments street; Mrs. Terrine, in Winspiele.screet ; Major and Mrs. Pow,
A resolution was then proposed as follows ;4, What. Ditto Bands. teas, zits 4 ik,,, Pettuguese I& SpC7S4 recrossed tho Amami as soon as they bad performed in Brook.strest, from Paris; Mrs. sod MIA Valiance. ta Hera.,
ever may be the polka] situation and rank which Vene- IND:. Acc. 541 11 1 ; Koss. Bd., Into' pC.Ni I street, Mayfair; Mr. Migrant, in Harley-street ; Mr. Winckwor
lib ItendarS pa. NMI De. Acet.llll this service. This terminated the first campaign ;pa in Portman.strare_, from Path; Captain Jennings. I. Palm;
=eh may hold among the States of America, she will Do. Acct.so i BruillsodsSp Ct. 14 § ISC at its close, neither of the belligerents could boast of fromrhe Cn"ler unh'in•
be always faithful to the obligations contracted with Greek Bonds, a p Ct, Amu 1411 ISt DRP.dATURES.
foreign nations and individuals, by diplomatic treaties, . Do. Beads, HISS Sp C. it t'r Do. Ns. tad. epLt II having won an inch of ground from the other. This cir- The Earl of Hewtb, from the Clarendon Hotel, for Debt
pecuniary contracts, in such' proportion thereof as ICI 17
• to her, in common with the rest of Crionthia:'
proposition was scarcely announced to the
. when without discussion or eaamination, tt was Colombian
teaMN atemeat
am,
artinataTlSH AND FOREIGN SHARES. TWO O'CLOCK. . -
eases. INIM.
100 110
1011) Jl5 117
sas cumstance will probably induce the Russian Govern- Major Carr, from Ibbetson's Hotel, for Dublin ; Certain By
meat to seize the first favourable opportunity that may
present itself, to put an end too contest, which seems to
AI: 11.,0et0 offer.° suitable equivalent for the waste of life and from
k Manchester, for Dublin; Colonel Keene of rhea C. knish
for Dorchester; Cornet Hastings Touchelt from Caves&
square, for Ipswich, to join the lath Lancers; Major Lindsay, fo
Bath, to Dublin; Mrs. General &cid), for the Cast/e,Diablin; Ca
Frederick Smith, for Dublin Castle; Captain Fletcher Park,
setaby general acclamations, as a testimony which Potosi La Pm & Percy. Mee. SO 1
• pemeott to the world, of the fidelity with Max
ine ASlnee lee a $ . • treasure attendin= Brighton; Major Macintosh, for Dahlia, from Bath : Copt. TOM
Coninental Gas 100 II- li
Mitio,ill4 will meet her promises and engagements. of the 9th Hussars, fur Piercefield Barracks ; Capt. Calvert Mu
Bridal' Annuity do 45 84
. Seam Meads= then rose to inquire what govern- THE KING. for Teddington Park ; Capt. Munday, from C.anterbut7, foe Dubl
=CHADORS. . Captain W. Maxwell, for York; Colonel Bell, front Postbus,
OM the people should be subject to until the meet- swans., ,y,,,, f.-Oa Loadagom. S. I ig; IS. 9.
• of the Deputies; when it was unanimously re- SWAN Dot. 30.-.. Cb Lembo. 1 11. & ill. WIWDSOR, Jammer 7. Dublin • Sir James Fitzgerald, Ban. from Drammen/tree,
Wolseky Park; °stood Ward, from Harley-street, to Pettessoir
solved, that no alteration should be made in the sas Pg2"8""M• DM. all-Da Leda. li ST-SO. It is already well known dot alike his Miami last visited his Sir Alexander Grant, from Portsmouth to Portugal; Colonel (
istitsg government as established by the people on the AV.."' Dee' 141•••-(is Landlals' li 11' II 411. Royal Highness di, Rake of Yost. imereeoperikaea rapidly pawed 'eke, for Portugal : Lord 1310010 Di from the Albany, to take
urramian, Jas. 5.-On London. Is. O. 114 IL 11. as.l
;bib of lest April,thereby remaining in full force,the con- ii, betimes the Royal Lodge and Arlingteo-street ; those, however command of the istb Lancers, at Hounslow ; Captain Cedar
amen Foams, JMISAIST S. ..,- Five per Owes. SW. Sir- 110 e.
:vitiation and laws of Colombia in all that may not op. 5s wc. sk. so. 55, nne_Thr. rga coma. set. sc. eft. 8 i
c. who are strangers to di* aueranaseety ardent affection his Mum: cfraerb,torg Pplortitm'staalfr Lord Cautaldmoot; CaPet.ainrorCaHunbLriighlit;J!wrommei).ll
pose those views of reform, to which the present mea. Ode.
e. 75e .-Bank &ea, 4,olo(....asetesole Naples, tsf. 7es. rec. ever entombed der his Royal Brother, can form but little idea from Bath, for Dublin ; Captain Brooke Ka), for Chelteelsa
aims me directed.-It was further resolved, that the new *nisi' Reines 11. I. 4. lg.
Soya Spada Loan 47. I. -..., Ite. with what imam atiolorl lb. mini dunk seemeding Intelligence Major Fans, from Bath, for Portugal; Earl of Fife, from Al
alder of things here proposed. shall not prevent the Li!, dander° London* One Month. lig' 6°6' Mlle iSg• fns every; wen Mooted. Daring the past week his mama „e,,„ iarr tie !lark-street, tar Edinburgh; Captain John Carter, from Steve
Three Months, 251. ask. paper, saf. Ilk. may.need, to blackened'; Major Carleton, for Dubbn.
berates. and President from convoking the Grand Con. loyal Lodges and Friday, when the medical attmdants dye
motion of Colombia, at which the State of Venezuela Royal Highness deemed it amassery to communicate that lame Giioi:SiS
will also assist by' its representatives. The Ftench Cabinet has adopted very decisive was rapidly beeniolog ezdoguished. his blartsre entirely secluded His Maseszt expressed a strong desire, yesterd
On the 16th, in conformity with the foregoing instruc- measures in order to subdue the headstrong spirit of hirlwolL The melsoeboly intelligence was beaus's! se tbe Royal sebnight, to pay a visit to the Duke of Toes on tie follow
Ledge at ItalApaat twelve by Sir Meant Hasteart and Sir Hem. day ; bet big 13bTeletette etteleed his Mann° to tetbaill at WI
tioas,General Pees issued a decree beginning as follows ; the Spanish Government, having, it is confidently
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