Earl and Countess Bathurs...
The Times, 1824-08-05T00:00:00

Earl and Countess Bathurst and family left town on Mlonday, for their seat in Glocestershire. 'Mr. Canning remained on a visit to the Earl of Liver- Poel yesterday, at his seat at Coombe-wood. HANOVER, July 28.-Our official Gazette contains the follovwing article:-"' Various public journals having of late so frequently spoken of the sending of a corps of Hano- verian troops to PortuXal, vwe think it our duty to remnark, for the informantion ot the public, that accordiing to the latest accounts received f'rom the kingdom of Portugal, the sending of any corp, of troops thither is not thought neces- sary." Iturbide, the ex-Emperor of MAexico, sailed from South- asnpton on the 11th of May, on his expedition to regain the sovereignty of that country. It was understood to be his intention when lie left England, to touch first at Ja- mnaica, for the purpose of aseertaining fromn that island the situation of ag'airs in Mexico ; but the mail which was delivered yesterday brought no ilntelligence of his arrival there, although by the 1 8th of J)Ane, the (late of the sailing of the Jamnaica packet, he had been out 38 days. Others Suppose it was his intenition to proceed first to New Or- leans, ans' to enter Mexico by land, through the province of Texas, ati( the cdelay that has occurredt leads to the be- lief that this latter plan has been carriel into effect. I Tlle first im)ortation of copper from Colomnbia lhas taketi place at Liverpool within the last few days, a small parcel of 10 tons having arrived there in the Sylpl from Puerto Cabello. Accordiing to an article in the Austrian Observer, the troubles which at present distract Moldavia have their origin in the animosity of the ancient nobility against those of recent creation, who are in possession of the principal offices. The Director of the Police at Cassel, Manger, noted for fabriscating reports of plots against the Elector of Hesse, has been tried, convicted, and sentenced to perpetual im- prisonment in Spangenberg. He had for several years been the insri^ator of mnost abitrary andl cruel acts, under the pretext t%at the Elector's life was menaced. Many inno- cent persons had been prosecuted in consequlence ot' Man- ger's false chares, and some of' those persons committed suicide in their alungeons, from despair of ever being able to vindicate themnselves, this Director of the Police having obtained such an ascendancy over the Elector as to render access to himn impossible. Prospectuses have been issued by the Committee ap- pointed by a mecting held at the British Coffee-house, to establish a joint stock company in London with 2,000,0001. of dapital, to pursue by means ot branich establislhmenlts the trade of banking in Ireland, wlhich, ky an arrangement made witlh tho Bank of Ireland two or three years ago, antd by a recent act of Parliam-sent, is permitted to such com- panies. [Advertisement.1 .RussiAN LOAN, NEGOTIATAED BY MR- N. M. ROTTiSCflILD, iN Loxs.oN.-The half-yearly dividend on the above Loani, which becomes due on Wed- nesday, the 1st of September ne-xt, will be paid by Mr. N. M6. Rothschxtl4 dn thlat andt every succeedling day (Sundays excepted), between the hours of teu and two, at his coup;t- inig-house, No. 2, New-court. The dividend warrants, with a list thereof in niumerieal order, must be left one day previous to payment, for the puirpose of being examined. The Government of the king'dom of Hanover has pub- lished a circular, by wlichl thie vatrious authorities are called upon to prevent the introduction and circolatioR of mystical and religious tracts and parnplhlets amongst the lowQr classess, the tendency of which is to excite them to religioss fanaticism. Yesterday the despatches for China by the ship Mofcatt were closed at the East India House. The Diamond frigate has sailedl from Portsmouth for Alexico, with Mr. Alorier on board. On Saturday the 1st battalion of the 3d Regimnentof Foot Guards arrived at liverpool, and or, Sunday they sailed for Dublin. ST. JAMEs's.,ARflg.-Some ridiculous regulations appear to have been recently put in force for preventing foot-passengers car- rying parcels, however small, from passing through the parks. We are indebted to a correspondent for calling our attention to them; and quote his owa descripiion of the vexatious mode in which they are carried into effect:-" Having occasion to go into the eity this (Wednesday, Augast 4) morning, from Chelsea, where I carry on business, I called on my return in the neighbourhood of Leicester-square for two dozen of cards; and on my arriving at the Palace-gate, I was informed by the sentinel that X could not pAss with my small =6arcl . and hc added, that a gentleman was passir,g to and fro for the purpose of secing that the soldiers executed their order. Shortly after, a respectablc hairdresser in the neighbour- heod came by, and was actually, stopped, because he had a razor in lis hand In mity own case I was under the necessity of leaying my parcel.wbich was small, in thle custody of a -tranger and ultimately It cost use As. for a person to fetch it from the PaRace to Chelsea. To-da,7 1 lintlerstatm, is the first day that this orderhas bean pat in forge) - --