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London, England, 1829-12-28 00:00:00

BERVAL PAPERS.
Bp the Aetkomedte, Law's. hoe naked Bawl Pepsis to
the beglanieg ld Altai. The fellowitig sett Memel
CALCUTTA, Jour d 4.
A goat memorise has been inked in the messy eteglet by re-
pertmd discoveries as to an extensive roust of forgery of Cos.
patsy's paper, said to have been gain on fee years pest and la
which it is added that natives, hitherto accounted men at wealth
and character, are implicated. We have beard the names 01 m-
oral el the alleged dellopents seendosed ; but abodes, far 'belies
tomes, hoes publishing them, in the pretest sow of the la-
so.—Wes beer that by the inverelptir gekgpos 4.
the Furies-ties, Is regard to the tergoikatkei6, ►kbas
Deep samertsloo4.that they amount to at bast tee has. The Beek
of Raga!, *Vat will offer too ne.ltalteLtikrom,
aed
thew tadpole as much more in piper. Some private
isdivkleals have beep edam to a einsiderable amount.
Jin.v 31..-. The Qvil Autherides have at length, we are happy
to say, succeeded la amain Raujilesore Dun. He was taken Is
Cakutts,at de seeks* yesterday morning. by J. H. Binh. Fey.
and Seekent.litior Mac Cann, and was under naminados all day"
at the Polke-allee.
Ans. I.—RajeAlleddinauth Roy, who has bees under mud-
° nation fur same days at the Nike-Ake, i.on a Oars, et forgery.
was wommitted yesterday Airplane to ihe goat gaol to await
father eisnanation.
July 211.--We indented that letters from Moo of the 17th
lost. represents the Indigo prospects in that quarter as very gloomy.
The great fall grain has bad the effect of Weenies the quantity of
.dye vory mob, and the rise of the river has le many places swept
away the pianos. lour or Eve hundred sounds are hardly mow
-espeeted, where a promise of upwards of a tboesand was at one
time retied on.
Jinx ILL—Commander.in.Chlef his Nacefisety Lord Viscount
Combionere arrived in tows on Saturday morales, and is, by all
accounts, in good health. We are happy to understand this, as
reports of a contest, nature were la circulation a day or two ago.
Jute 16.—A most distressing event took place at Barrackpore
on Saturday last, a young slicer having been shot dead in a duel.

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Such has been the effect of the late attempt of FERRI-
WAND against Mexico, in promoting union, and recon-
ciling those who were divided by political opinion, that
on his arrival at Xalapa General BRAVO was received
into the house of SANTA Aww,t, formerly one of his
most inveterate opponents, and treated with every mark
of the most friendly attention. Thus the expedition of
BARBARA* has been productive of two highly important
results : it has proved the impotence of Spain, and united
the people of Mexico.

like Sch.&tart goading it to extremity, at the nod of a
Minister like the Duke of WZLLITOTOII.
We have Dutch Paper-7s ilivi7orniag to the 26th inst.
in the Second Chamber of the liMatiressenlethe law
for providing the ways and means bad just been adopted
by a great majority. 'lie following are our Wallow :
THB EIAGUIL
swam comma or ens wateliolunsal.
eintusa es sea Is.
100 amuse Mom*
Numerous peddona were presestad containing objecdoos whist
the project of law, Math, to the dudes of Bacisefa Deer, Spirits,
..Witsuand Sugar : some Medea to Mat are called the pievaosse ;
and also some mutter petitions.
The
ardor of the day was the debate an the project of kw. ter
Po ampere Ways sod Moms far swedes thi ripeoditure
(dready yard) of the Annual and DeensoLd Bodo. Moot of
the Members win raiMatted their opinion thought that the pro-
posed pan was better thataiiiitleiddi the Chandler bad rejected ;
au4 that besides, as the Chambers bid adopted that put
of lie , fro Budgets which tans the sspoodkurop it
was a name .."I ,soarer that it should provide the ways and
nacos ; sad as the proposed law was to be coosidered only se a
temporary inmate, Mere coui4 be no valid reason for rejecting it.
'M. Dooker amine said--" Mere is sow so time to make ekera.
dens : we must not debate, bat resolve ; at the proposed laws are
to be in force for one year sail, I have so Madly in amendog is
them. Ido homage to the moderation cad wisdom of the Idell•
and to the seal and jedgiramt of the suer of State, who has toss.
selled the Sovereign to adept this measure. We have all me and'
the same object at view; we all desire the prosperity of our deer
cousuy. Let us, then, be unanimous : let us understand each
other; and coestandy bear in mind that there is no happiest, for
the Netherlands, but ander the sceptre of the Hones of Orange."
The question being put, the two laws were passed by HO votes
to 1 ; the single cicada; Wes M. de &mart.
The Chamber then proceeded to disclose the project of law, re-'
Wive to the proportion in which the sum voted for the laid tat. le
to be paid by the several provinces. This Imola, a short debate,
was carried by a majority of IS to 17.—Detek Niters, 11601 /Mc.
ST. PETIMII3IIRGH, nu. 12.
The amble of ships that have arrived in the port of Cromeadt,
during the present year, was 1100, and of them that sailed 14911.
Is 1521 the numbers were 11115 arrivals, and 14111 departures; so
that we have ibis year see arrivals and 401 departures mare.
TIFLIS, Nov. to.
Last Sunday, the 15th, the Metropolitan, accompanied by all
his Cagy, went in proceidon to the square Woe the hotel of the
Governor General ; when “Te Daum" was performed in the
middle of a square, formed by troops, that have reamed from the
campaign against the Turks. The Goveroor, end the civil and
military °Seen, sow at Tiflis, were present. The Field-Marshal
afterwards gave a plod entertainment, to which the Smokier et
Fremont, and the Tartish Padua sow here, were invited. Them
distinguished persons will leave us In a few days, to return to their
—Bl. Pdersbases Journal, Dee. 11.

The following intelligence from Mexico has reached
us through Paris Papers :
VERA CRUZ, On. 6.
The Spaniards left the Mexican territory in the 11th
of last month, after a serious engagement, in which the
Mexicans have acquired much glory. General BAs•
RA DAS asked to capitulate, and surrendered on the most
shameful conditions. This capitulation has put into the
hands of the Mexicans 9,000 muskets, 3,000 sables,
several cannon, and a great quantity of ammunition,
altogether-to the amount of 120,000 piastres. General
SARTA Am consented that the Spaniards should RIP*
turn to Havannas, but without arms.
General SAITA Awxa arrived hero on the 24th. He
entered the town at four in the afternoon, amidst the ac-
clamations of the people, who in their joy carried him in
triumph to his Palace.

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