Saturday the new Spanish ...
The Times, 1824-07-26T00:00:00

Saturday the new Spanish M inister had his flrst inter- view with EAS Bathurst, at his Lordship's office in Down- inF-street, since his Excellency'c arrival in England oni his rmission from the Court of Madrid. The Earl of Harrowby and the Chancellor of the Exche- quer transacted business at the Foreigri-office in Downing. street osn Saturday. Saturday thc Earl and Countess Bathurst left town for the Wilderness, in K'ent, the seat of the Marquis and Mar. chioness Camden, to remain for a few days. A musical festival, on a grand scale, is to take place at Edinbu'rgh the latter end of October. BRAZIL.-By the Caroline, arrived at this port, letters have been received from Maran4aam, dated the 10th of June. They state, that political coihmotions had again broken out in that plac_ 'The members of the civil Government had been arrested by the Governor at Arms, with the intention of shipping them off for Rio. A re_action, however, took place on the night of the 4th of June; the members of the Government were released and the Governor -whohad seized themwa4 obliged to abscond. 'khe disturbance was chiefly confined to the barracks. During the commotion, some blood, we regret to state, was shed, and the brother of the General assssinated. Wl"hen the Caroline sailed, tianquillity was restored ,to the city ; but the peaceably-disposed did not seem to consider the dangtr over. Several passengers came in the Caroline, abd some in the 6eorge, which sailed in companiy, and arrived here on Tuesday sfternoon.-Liverpool Adverti.rcr. Extract from a letter dated Pernambuco, 8th June:- p. Commodore Job2i Taylor is now off this port blockading it, with 3 -cad-pen dant laying in tlc Yetheroy frigate, having a finc squa- d.rota'of tasail, amongst Avhich is the Paralguay, go-.gun frigate, comtmantded e, Captain Norton. He has an extensive military and civil command a'td lately has received the thanks of his Imperial ilIajesty, and of the Urazilian nation, both for his diplomatic and Inilitary sleces. lle H dh& also been complimented with stars and bonoirs, and received the thanks of the British consul and mer- chants, for his coliduct to the british interests during the blockade of Pernambuco. Lord Cochrane his sailed from Rio, with the Pc. dro I., 74; Carorlise, 48, ,d Araria dc Gloria, 23, for Angola, goast of Africa, to destroyw,.o enemy's fri ates. To-morrow the Lort Mayor and tbe Lady lMayoress give :3 grand aquatic entertainn ert at Rielhmond. On Friday the Lord Ma-oT, as Conservator of the Riser Thames, pr6ceedad in state to Stratford, and from thence to Green. vich, tobold court of Conservancy. The.Lord AMayor and theLady IMay s afterwards gave an entertainment st the trown ald Scep- er,ree5tnlw TittPuTCtu7-fltto inwit iii Cue *-D in, th ar4t alonel Sutberlant], with reinforcements from Sierra 1eone, was expected to an!ive at Cape Coast Castle about the 20th of Iola,. Despatches are daily expected by the Driver, from that officer,'at the Colonial Department. Majqr-General Charles Turner, C. B., Captain-General andpovernor-in.Chief of the colony of Sierra Leone and its depen. d<101Vin Africa will, it is expected, embark for his governorship course of six weeks. AiA idle report fouind its -way into the Edinburgh Even- *,tg Courant of last 'riday, to the eftect that an express had arrived zt Leeds, annouEnIng the death of Earl Fitzwilliam; and it is true tbat such a rumour prevailed here, but we are most happy to sav that it proved to be groundless. The venerable Earl was detainea in town after Lorfd and Ladv Milton had returned to Wentworth, by the indispositfon of the (Countess, who, we have the pleasure to learn is now in a slate of convalescence-Leeds Mercury. Tie cause between the heirs of the late Count General _Staekpole and their opponents, respecting the execuition of the judgments given by the Court of Chancery in Ireland, and in the VHose of Lorda in England, was this morning (Thursday Ilst) caled on at the First (hbamber of the Court.Reyal. The opponents of Richlard, son of COount Geortae, demanded that the cause" sarlit du rok" should be taken out-- of its place, at least so far as regaTded the provision of 376,000 francs, which had been granted to-them by a decree of the First Instance. The Court held, that thecase sltould be kept on thle *oll, whence it result? that it cannot be heard till aftbr the vacatisn.-Parus paper. The Methodist preachers are beginning to congregate in this place for tIle approaching confercnce, which commenecs next Wednesday7; nearly 100, including the stationin delegates, have already arrived, and for the next fortnig'lht we shall have more priests in Leeds than a&cnded the Council of Trent. A correspoodent says that the preachers appointed to the Leeds district,. &r the en. aunmgVear, subibet to the sanction of the conference, are the Rev. Il r Zalmeley saperintendant; Mr. Hannah (one of the reach ers delegated to tbl American conference)* hlr. Stanley, Alr. Farier, and Mir. (late Captain) Hawtry..-Lced- Mercury. About half-past 11 o'clock on Saturday morning, two houses in Warwick-.treet, (iolden.square, feU to the groune with a tremendous crash. One of them was uninhabited-the other was ocr cupied by MIr. Giobby, a tailor, and his family, one of whom hap. pening to.be in an upper room, heard a slight noise, and also felt-the zoom to shake. She immediately ran dowrn stairs, and alarmed the other inmates, who, with lierself, hid scarcely time to reach the kt;eett before the whole interior of the .oueC fel to the pund. Erratum in. Saturday's -leading atticle on the debate at tlst India.uouse..-Fr "prerog0tive, however lht," read i;prro. gative however tih."