Star.
London, England, 1829-05-14 00:00:00

MADRAS.

On Saturday, Dec. ISth, his Excellency the Goventdr,
•of Bombay entered Camp at Nallatighee, inihe progress
through the territories recently ceded to his jurisdiction.
from the 'Madras.Piesidency. Rumours of his approach.
from Beejapotor had long preceded him; amid the pic-
turesque ruins of which place he held a durbar of the
maize Jaghardeers and others. of the neighbooring.dis-
tricts. The morning of his arrival here was asberectin
by a continual influnof the maltitudinous attendants on
a great maittavelling in the East. i'be escort, con-
sisting of a squadron of the Madras 7th Caealrb.aad a
hOdy"of HMV, came in early. Elephasts,
camels, and ail. the 14 *enema:dente of beasts.ot bur•
den, swarmed in• every moment of the day, " fighting*
our heretofore peaceful station 4. from its propriety.
-The-magnificent teats of the Governor, and those ofbis
mitt and retinue.:tortsed a very considerable encamp-
ment. .Both. European and liative curiosity was on
tiptoe, when. eisortlybgere six in the. evening, Si,: John
Malcomrodeo in, surrounded by his suite. "Mr artillery
peeled forth the 'abate due to Ms high rink. and his
Excellency erode down the ranks of the Kalladgbee
_Light Field Brigade, which had been drawn up in line,
in. foli.dress• resiew • order,. to receive him, noticing in
.high taming of. approbation • the general appearance of
the force—since his arrival•iu the country, the first be
•had seen of that army.
r The following day, being Sanday,-Divinelereice was
.performed in tbe.Goorernm's tent, by his :Excellency's
Chaplain. and the beautiful Litargyof our Chereh was
read in that 1•111101 a spot of our Indian-Bmpire, 1 ima-
gine, publicly for the first time—
.

For irs rasa ai iks slasrelogolag Wq
Tian valleys and rock, moor Ward,
Wryer tailed at the wool at a knon.
Or snail when a Fobbed+ apposed.

On Monday evening the Honourable the_Goreniot
Lhonotsred a dinner by bis presence, to which be .had
been invited in the name. of Lieutenant. Colonel Dick-
son, C.K. and all the:Officers of the brigade. _Upwards
'of fifty sat dawn to table, including, Mr.. Newnbam,
Chief Secretary to the Bombay Government ; Mr. Nis-
bet and the other Dooab Civil Authorities with the
Governor. together with the whole et the suite. The
cloth being removed, and the usual preliminary loyal'
toasts being got over, the health of our distinguished
guest was proposed and drank with that cordiality and'
enthn icon it so richly merited. In returning thanks
Sir John Malcolm adverted to his early career in the
Maim army, and spoke in glowing terms of-the pride
and satisfaction he felt in belonging to such a service ;
while his evident emotion indicated the sincerity of his
declarations. Numerous toasts followed in succession;
and our pest quitted at no early hour.
On the following morning the brigade was cahibited
in a grand field•day, And his Excellency expressed hit
unqualified approbation at• the dexterity and precision
fits evotestionto and the admirable order and Condi-
titm of illits parts.

. In the evening we become the guest* of the Goversor
at a sumptuous dower, Said our inhis spkcdid and os-
tensive tents, which- sprint& store. like the Interior of
a vast palace than the tvipp Jaary acokimooOdetton of
,canvass eltx)e...Sit J. :Nlalcalm.stistaiood the character
of an jaff.bie, [Metal, god:. e %maiming host, sod •the
e seeing. past :jEI 'C0A9i,44111") ,O• Iltilieg good Mt-
mom.

811, rrtfliftg party. was gitten by bit
Escraincy, at wh ch all our lair coon wt men at

Kalla gh ee welt Wifely—it most essential compoont
of society,-in whieb out station is,• unhappily, rather
deficient. All oar male community were also them.
naive Nrutch meld a a divartimment, and a delight,
lullittle supper concludell the ctinvivialiiim which our
()listing stritillt brought in his train. His Escellency
departed unready on the following naming on route
to BAgattas, ,la Guliank,
AME,RICA.

Walleye recgited %retreat papers to the 21st of
March, Quebec to the 2d of April; Washington to. the
12. h of April, and New Tetit to the 18th pt
The Uaeada papers do not contain one word of new}.'
Those from the United States present us with some in-
tenigegge from ColaMbio which is worth extracting.—'
Jr seems quite clear that the story of Bolivart‘ R.Hssi•
nation is unfounded. The best version of the colossi-
bian news is that which we subjoin froth the Nese Yort.
Amnia' of Commove •

fdlirlila FROM COWMEN/1, Arius 16.
" The brie *diem, captoio I)eckiwoor arrived
tailey in J 7 dim from Cartherni. with hiilat• look,
codas nots. Pod specie. to Saar Z. florrewelandptherr.
44 thisarrival web.ive teceiced Othagewa Papery
to Mare% 96th i %desire. The country, in general, was
perfectly trawqmil. pd con‘deoce trap restored among
the minbauts.

" The mail rup Bogota Orfieed On the 80, hri,oge
log dates to the Stb. Bolivar arrived at Trapichr, 2s,t
of Febroary, with the central division of the army of
°potations is the south, on his way to Quitn. the v,n•
guard. sutler command of Geweral Cordova, arrived
the Aoy previous ; And the reserve, cummanila‘ by C."l.
Mosquito, was **peeled to ;nave ip three ,days. Jt "pa
believed that the Liberator would proceed with diopatch
'to Quito. _ _ _

• ad The &gala Omega of the *b February, which we
hp, before ss, wow shot Coo Obansio. one uf the
!cadets of the insert's:ion in che soothers okov picas, hod
gope toVentequenadn, to treat with the ecelesiastic.s who
carried the pardon to Pasco. Se was expected to bait
a conference with them on the CA of February. It
appears that Bolivar, on *Arrival at t'oparap. pro-
mised asenecal patios JO ehtinnOrgellne who should ley
down their arms, and that the meitspw stas attepalecl
with favourable result& anntinandent.blannef Cordon,
and his btOtiwtjAteintoicpptitts).;thereitPttl,l,s!tolttitt‘d to
the authority of his FaCelleng, anti twitched .in,,cum pony
With those commissioned to' effect .the pacification of
Pada. It was by no means certain, however, that
'Oben& mold be found so cenwlying. Report said,
.that he had 34/00 :to draQ(/0-3PeP sriltl9, and would
PPPote.Bolivar 915 his match .to.Qpilo.
General Bantander was still p close.priomer ip the,
'Boca 'Chita pude. Sentence of banishment had been
pronounc!ed and carried into ellreet upon some who dia.:

appailied of the present.sysseso of ,friovaansent, and
who possesied a good share of icitssscor.
•• Bolivar bad tuned a decree, for a Couttiteect Cow;
trees so be held in Bogota on the 2d of January. 15.V.4
• The functions and powess of the deputies who cam.
,pass, it (says the decree) will be simply to prepare a,
;peritonea constitution of Colombia, whieh shall be!
conformed to the spirit of .the sigeas,well as to thel
habits and Necessities of the people, ,and tp @kit the
high functionaries which may be absolutely necessary;
for its support.
" The .Government was fitting out the frigate Cu .
Barnard' at Carthagena, to join the Colombia, in to
facific. 'She had about 300 men on board, and was
daily receiving additions from -rhe interior,-but there
were no sailors among them at the time the Medina
isailed. Commodore. Jolley, who was tot.ke the tom.
Land, bad arrayed with itoo men from Puerto Cavello.
"There appearkto be no.euthentic intelligersce from
the Peruvian army. Al Annillnetve of March the 12th
says, tlt is reported that Lamar (the Peruvian COM•
maader-iosChief) is in a very critical aiLnatiOn; that the
.Bolivlsna ate :dynode; ; that is the enure of Peru a
revolution is on the point, of breaking out in favour of
Kiva Aguero, 'aod the Colombian forces on the fron-
tiers ; and that a single battle will be sufficient to de-
stroy the Quizote,of America.'
" Advice. *re received. from Bogota and Maxacaitol
to the4th.olt. inclusive. , Mr. Harrison, our, itlioister,
arrived at Bogota clothe sth of liebruary, and pre-:
rented his credentials on the 7th to the Minister of Str~
and ''Secretary of foreign Affairs, in the absence of
the Liberator President. The guerilla bands
Obando have been partially cut up in Popayan.--..
The substance of an official dispatch from the Secretary
General to Bolivar, relating to the affair its the river of
Guayaquil, in which Admiral Guise lost his lite by a
gun bursting, has been anticipated by private cones•
poodence, published some days since. It is said that
he manifested the greatest repugnance to executing the
orders he had received from the Peruvian Government;
to burn the city of Guayaquil.
ATTACK UPON OU4YAQUIL.
"A letter from an officer of the Ullited States KhOnnet
Dolphin, which we find in the Baltimore Commercial
Chronicle. dated Guayaquil, Dec. 17, confirms the re-
port of the death of Admiral Guise, and gives some
particulars of the action in which this unfortunate event
took place.

" During oar absence from this city, the blockading
squadron. con.isting of a frigate, corvette, a schooner.]
and two launches, proceeded up to the city, attacked it,
and. to the shame of the Colombians, though the ulna i
drop had been in their waters for several weeks, they
were taken by surpriie. and the first broadside from a
frigate battered down a fort, a short distance below the
city, which mounted seven large brass pieces, but de-
fended by only 16 men. She sent her boats On shore,
sod spiked all their grins.
a Belowthe fort a chain was thrown across the river,
on which the frigate hung nearly 20 minutes before she
could slacken it. and if the fort had been well manned,
and the guns well worked, the frigate could have been
blown to pieces. • The squadron lay in front of the
cur three days, and fired 3.000 shot, which did
considerable deans.. to the houses. They endeavoured
to effect a landing in their boats, but were repulsed
with great loss. During the first night a small fort
was thrown up. with one gen placed in • it, which was
directed with good effect against the frigate, which had
grounded nearly opposite, And it was at this time that
the Image and intrepid Admiral Guise was blown to
Places, by his gun, while standing in the gaog way.
tAlkotee has been lasted by she Colombian Go-
vernm,nt, requiring pas,ports of Asercliaais and others
arriving at Colombia from foreign countrits, where

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there reside ConsAls and Vice-consuls pt the Repeblic,
wbo ere instructeJ lky po means to grant passpotts•to
perspna in anz way.mspected of beiagsevet 'gents of
ibe *pani;ll taoverpment."
Thy 44Nrnals contuin also some account of the suc-
cessful operet.on against the pirates by the American
Corproapcler-. There. r *ft taro paragraphs respecting
AOtephensons end ~ne which shows that the immill for
legislation. like many other absurd Elglisb fashiettS,
takrP f pll IMPPIiOn of our Pi otlmi *oath":
" A 'Mar hal been received ip this city (New Yak)
frqm governor Forsyth, is ankh he states that he
'nut m concerned in the ebdoction of Stephenson will
be rigornusli prosecuted; an 4 if found guilty appto-
priate) y pumshed.
utlit• 'Pram) Jury on Toildiy dismissed the east se-
14tive 19 the Ofinpnita ftqwland Stephenson, having
been ePßiged ip its cipsiderstiop !ince Friday, and ex-
amined grUat number of nirfleisel6
" 4 I^frrsPPAgieni:4 thePV4tioaof laldligcacer, wb°
is a ate 49rOf C,ssgses, has furni,bad a list of the
b Eli, replyfts, m 1,4180011, kc. which originated in the
Hoafa tt epreaeptitiapa, and yeti kit nano the table
the ;dot' bfarcb, 102131. The number is 229: