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London, England, 1828-05-27 00:00:00

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been WM *0 scio by'lldmiral Dandol4' .nsarspeae.
Wsdistance to the &Amsted CastholicseJ omit Pactra son:
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wseqoest to the Captain tolls:ma at
.Ipsaia, to proini
hoar him to the Greek refugees in that islan4 iecurhy.
for aheir pert6ns and property, anclArr porsnadetl;em to
:yawn to their Homes. The Captain not judging him-
self authorised to take this mission on himsrlf, the
Pacha earnestly iareated him to make it known that
all the Greeks of Scio might return home, and that he
wopld answer for their safety with his tread.-7Friii.
fort Papers, May 20.
Jamaica Papers arrived this morning at the North
and South American Coif:l-house to the 13:h April.

FROM THC JAMAICA COUCANT OP APRIL 7.

ARREST OF A CHARGE D'AFFAIRS IN JAMAICA.

Senor Hutted*. the Colombian Agent, avrived here
the other day in the packet. • As soon es he set foot on
.ht re at Kinston he viris inverted at the suit of Mr.
Edmund Milt s, of Landon, Itr S 6001. Seri& Ft ancisco
Infancen, of this city, became his hail. is the inten-
tion of &nor Hurtado to contend, that, having been
the accredited Agent in England of Colombia, and
being on his return to his country, he is not, subject-in
art e.t. In •order to try the question, hew 11 be this day
suireudered by his bail; and being in costorly,•wil
apply by habeas coypus for his "discharge.
PROW TIIIICO&RAWT OY APItIL )0.
I HI C 01.01111111.19- CIOARGII 719 A Yr AI It P.5.,1-th is Gen.
tlemai *al irskertlai diSChargra On habeit corpus. fits,
Honour the Chief dusticearons the nivitgty of ige'cii4
in Ai. pat of the woild,.delayed his deciVion
tench;, when he was pleased to di.charge.Sonor Illutr
tido on the following grounds; that Senor iiiittacida
object in going to the Continent •in search of a convey-
ance evinced a laudable desire to return to hi's Govern-
ment; this fact was sworn to by Senor !•furtacip: and
that, although he was relieved from his office as An
Amb.visadva, he was not discharged, but was actoally
ow hi: way to make. a repot t of birembarey to the Go-
vernment of the Republic of Colombia."

• The Duke of Wat,LiNOTON and Mr. Husatsinx had
audiences yesterday. of the Row •at .his Palace ha Si. Jameee,
The latter Gentleman, it is understood, resigned his seals of Ales
as one of his MiteßWlT'll yet incipal Secretariekof State. •
The Princess AUMISTA, attended by MiasWiTMitaaD,
"rifted atler residence in the King's Palace, St. James's, about
abe o'clock yrsterdsy aftetneoa. from her seat at Frogmore. The
!Princess has derived great benefit during her stay at Frogmore,
Rom the change of air, the health of her Royal Highness being in
a great measure re-established. Soon after her arrival in town the
'Princess received visits from the Duchess of Cuenca, the Duchess
lit °educate", and the Princess SOMA.
The Duke of CuMBRILAND honoured the Marquis of
ATLMIBUDY with his company to dinner yesterday, at his residence
is Grosvenor-pears.
The' Duke and Duchess of CIA tunics returned to
town ea Sunday' evening from their Wiest in Bushy Park. ,
His. MaJairrY gate a grand ball last nithts'et:hi'
Palace in St. James's.
The Archbishop of CARTIRSWIT, Frarl
Idle Karl of /imam, Mr. SeetetiryPais.,And Vita eninestras
et the Eacsuesarsai bad interviews yestadayaritk•the Dike. et
'lrstusetrox, at the Treasury.
Earl Bassi airt,Viscount Marmu.t.st..the Earl of
Aintansin, Lard Kmanloyoni and Waltman% trlintatted tisirtess
yesterday, at the /sedge Office, Downing-street.. , •
Lord SZAVORD and the Right Hens. Monde Lems
visited Mr. Hosimsoit yesterday, at his resider*, ice Datig-street.
Print. Erraaitaz:' the %Austrian Amtnissados, bad a'
coofesence with the Dukes( Wiegman= yesterday.
Prince Ltaysa the. Russian. Ambassador, transacted
business with Rut psalm
_yesterday, it the 011ei of the Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Akar*
Pt incc ESTERRAZY, the Assisi'', Ambassador, Baton
Bartow, the`Pr esoiren bibibler, 'Coast lapour ths Nespolitan
• Minister the Ilan* Towns bitter.sob LOrd Hay zsav,
trealacted•basinees yesterdayntheForirign-fitlice,Posining.ssreet.
Mn, Utaryast, .tbe fvleaenger, arrived in
tales oa Sunday aight,uri* dispatches from Sir B. Comuunamar fee
his •Royal Highness the Loki Hun ADMIRAL ; also for the Secre-
taries of State kw the Faielpiand Colonial Departments, and for
the Right Host. STIL4IIOII2 PAMIRS.
The hissssisAs de PALMOLLA, Portuguese Ambassadnr
it this Coen, immediately after having received authentic *farms-
ONO the Decree kneed at Lisboa, on the 3d of this month, ow-
'irelthm due three Nome. of the Kingdom, and which implies the
'lleistiset at the Nunes Sovereignty, and at the sane time the de-
'rettoction of the Constitutional Charter, addressed an official nine to
the Karl of DUDLST, stating that he could not, consistditly with his
oath of allegiance to the King, Don Pause, his successods, " and
to the Ch..rter, consider himself from this time einneceed with
o• Governinfoi of whose intentions no doubt can any logger exist;
and that be found himself under the necessity of
,selicides orders'
directly from tar KIND his Master, in such extreutdinare citcutu-
leaner&
Eighty-six widows,' and a few old then, reeeitrehalf,
,a-erown each Thursday from the proceeds of Medfield Charity.
lately recovered by the" Cherclawardem for the we of the Arles
'burr
'r/ Paws ' •
• The- Earl of StiOItWsRURV entertained the Duke of
Susses and a distinguished party to dinner yesterday, a5,.1118 boast
In Great Staniteptmereet.
The Hon. AGAR ELLIs bad a staid dienii psi*
yesrernay. acids horse he Spring Gardens.
• The Marquis of CLEVELAND caw* a grand diode OS
Sunday, at' is tan* in St. hasev's.square. t t•
Mr. FRANKLAND LEWIS, It is well knees% lentil&
have ;cited at the• period of the introdection of the
altered-Corn Bill, had he not been. retained by the.
earnest entreaties of Mr. HOSICISSON. There is. Ibises.,
tire every reason to believe his conduct win cosaliskte..
gulated hy.that of Mr. Husetasow.
The following letter has been received bulbs. 116 k
IEISSON, and by him transmitted to the-Mayor.•of klailsese
pool: • •-•• •
MT fleas Sea—Having bid before his grace the Postmaster.
General your letter of the Sikh blatant, recommending to favour-
able consideration the Memorial of the hankies, Merchants, Bete!:
ken, sad others, inhabkaats of Liverpool, praying that a,variatioit
may be made la the route of the mail coast' from London to that
place, to eCect an earlier arrival of the letters; I,hayst pieature. In
acquainting you that, although the Duke of MADCIIRATZIL regrets
that the town of Congleton Will be deprived of one of •Its'
coaches, he is of opinion that the comespoodepoteo be accelerated
is of so much Importance, that it will justify a coMpliance with
your wishes and those of Memorialists. a$ instructions are
swore to the proper officer accordingly, in die expectation that the
Mail Coach • Proprietors will not object to the variation of route.'
I have the hummer to be, with esteem and deepest, my dear Sir,
yours. ate... • (Sped) •
a FRANCIS PRICKLING."
We have accounts from Jamaica to the S'd ultj
and from Carthagena to the 20ih March. AB the'
Officers under arrest for the excesses. in Carthagena
have been sent round to Maracaibo, them to wait
the final resolution of BOLIVAR. These letters state that
no doubt is entertained in Colombia that the Libe-
.
-*atm. will be.appointed Supreme 'Chief—under what
title they do not state. The Jamaica pa* of tee 27th
March states, .that the Governor is taking the most
sunniest men= Of insuring to the island it, wiolesome
currency. •
Accounts from Curacao state,that the Proclamation of
the King of the Netherlands. declaring Curacao a tree
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port', had been received, and had created the Lrestest
joy. Trom, the prcximity -to the Spanish Mahal alati its
fins harbour, it es rxrcted to, become.a seriphs rival to
the free island,. St. lhoinas's: -A
Board of Tiede bas
been established at Curacao.