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The Times, 1824-10-21T00:00:00

.A gentlemann has atrivedl passenger in the Speed from Sallta ,artha, which left tlhat port on the 98th of August. Advices from Bogota had reached that place, (dated the 19th of August, being full a month later than the previous in- telhgence, stating that dcepatches had beeni receivetd from Bolivax by the Government, to order that no more reinforce- ments shokld bu sent to hin, as, in consequence of one of the Rc) aliL . Generals having come over to him with 3,500 mel,, lie should require no furthe assistance. I)eapatehel-a dated the loth of June, were rcceive,l yes. terday morrfig at the Colonial Office, fron the Governor, Lieute. itant-General Sir Edward Barnes, K.C.B., at Ceylon and otlers, dated the 5Lli July, from Lientenant-Gcneral the Hion. sir G. 1,. Cole, (.C.B., at the .1auriHtius. They bring no news of im- por tance. A private letter from Conistanitinople says--' An express received there had brought the order of the Cordon of St. Alexan. dier for Lord Strangford, from the Emperor, as a mark of his appro. bation of his negotiations for the Russian Government." WINDSOR, OCt. 19.-The announcement that His Ma- jety would thisday hold a Cabinet Councilin theStateap,rtmenta at MVindsor Castle, excited an unusual degree of interest. Shortly after 12 o'clock the Cabinet ,ilinisters began to arrive, and from that hour until two o'clock, the town presented that animating scene which the arrival of numerous equipages may be supposed to create. At halh.past two the approach ot the Royal cortege was announced ; and shortly afterwards the processionentered the limitsoF the bo- rough.. Two out-riders, dressed in splendid state liveries, and ial- lo-ed by a park-keeper, habited in the fbrest livery of Lincoln green, preceded the Royal carriage. In this sat His Majesty, who we are happy te)state, appeared in the full enjoymnent of health, ana acknowledfged with the greatest affability the loyal reception whicb lie received from the inhabitants T'he King was accompanied by the MIarqt:is Conynghaim, aiid General Sir S. If ulse. On His Ala- jesty's arrival at the Castle, he was received by the Lord in Wait- ing, andl conducted up the grand Gothic staircase to the Kinig's Audience Chamber, where the Council were assembled. Among the Cabinet Ministers present were, the Duke of 7feRington, the Earl of Liverpool, Mr. Canningg, Ar. Peel, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. After the Cabinet Council, His Alajesty hehl a Prvy (ouncil, at which attended, in addition to the above, the uke eof Dorset, Lord l7aryborough, &c. The Prussian M71inister was introduced to His Blajesty, and delivered his credentials of office, whlich were gracioadly received. The Austrian and Swedish Ambassadors had audiences of Il i8 Majesty. After the buainessof the day was concluded,a splenditd cold collation was served in the King's IPresence Clanmber; and shortly after four o'clock His M.ajesty re- turned to the Roval Lodge in tue sarne state as graced his arnval, where he entertained a select party to dinner. A guarti of honour of the Grenadier Guards was stationed at the entrance by the Gate Tower,who saluted Hig Majesty with the cuastonary honours.-Oct. 20. This morning his 0 race the Duke of Wellington arrived at the Royal Lodge.-CorT NArew;mett.