WINDSOR, March 17.-The we...
The Times, 1824-03-18T00:00:00

WINDSOR, M1al7rch 17.-The wveather being fine this morning, the King took an airing in his pony chaise, up the Long Walk to the Royal Lodge; and inspected the great alteratious. &c. that are making there. 'rhe Duke of Dorset, the Earl and Countess of Warwick, and Lord 2nd Lady MIaryborouch. &c. are expected to visit theKing this evening. His Majesty appears in the enjoymeit of good health. The two rumours in an Evening paper-one respecting an avowed intention of the Spanish Governmcnt to aban- don all attempts at re-conquering the colonies ; the other respecting an expedition from Porto Cabello against Ha- vannab-turn ouiton inquiry to be destitute of any founda- tion. Spain is too obstinate to act wisely, till circumstances absolutely compel her; and strong as the constitutional party is in Mexico, it is, we apprehend, not sufficiently strong to attempt an invasion of Havamnah,unless, indeed, the people in the latter colony are better affected to thje Indepenident cause than any accounts have yet led us to suppose. LoaD LAvsDowsv's ADI)Ess.--The exact wor(ds of the motion were as follows:- That an humble address be presented to His Majesty, to thank him for the papers ,which be has been graciously pleased to communicate to tbe House, relating to the present state of Mlexico and South America, and to express our earnest hope that he may be enabled, without delay, to recognize the indepen- dlence of aucli states as are actually become idlependent; and toestablish that diplomatic correspondence wvith their respective Governments, whlich will afford the most effec- tual security for His Maajesty's subjects, and supply ade- quate means of cultivating those relations of amity and oommerce, which cannot fail to prove alike beneficial to both countries." The following letter has been received at Lloyd's: " Adrntralty-office, Mlarchi 16. 'Sir,-In reference to my letter of the 24th of last month, re- ;pec?ne the convoy to Gibraltar, Z san commanded by my Lords ,ntnmisssoners or the Admiralty to acquaint you, t1:at no ship hay- in 5gul eared for convoy, his Mlajesty's sloop Pandora has been dJlerd S~o sail trom Fahisouth; but if their lordships are informed at any futui3 time thlat any nuoibtr of ships are collected, a ship ef v.-r Will be sen; '9 convoy them. I am, &c., '-Tlo the Chairmnan of' the Committee for " JOHIN BARROW. M3anaging the Affairs at Lloyd's." Commrodore Sir Edwar.i Owven arrived in town yester- day Qiorning, asd had a long intsrview with the Board of Ad- nuratty. relative to his late command at Jamaica. Ytesterday the despatches for Madras and China, by the shi p WWiasn, Fair/it Captain Kennard Smith, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the purser of that ship. Colondl Dawvkicts having been erroneoualy reportetl to has-c spoken in the debate upon the third reading of the Msutiny Bill on Mond Qy nighr. we have been requested to ntate, that tlie Colonel took no part whatever in that debate. COUNT SvACarOOLE.e.- Saturday the 13th instant, an interlocutory judgment was pronounced in this long litigated cause. whic'i terminarted as t'ollows :-- Seeing that fromn the pre- ser.t It is su{ffcidrenlg proved that (lount Stacl;poole, Triplet's client. will be definitively constituted the debtor of considerable aurns, as weHY tess.arda Dupin's cdient as towards those iof Hennequin; that tde process which has been litigated for a considerable num ber of' cears before the courts of Great Britain cannot fail to gire risc to lorndiscusioasns, andl that it is the duty of the judgec to grant a provision proportioned to the rights of the parties; the Court ordains that as to the mneritt, the cause shalt remain on the roll, and sentences Count Stackpoole, by tight course of lax, to pay to M'flsn11 Stockpoole, tVilitam Henry Stackpoole, Mr. FurneUi, MT. 3Isarh, and, 3r. Rocbe, the sum of 75l,000f. each. to be deducted from the solos vrhich shaU be proved to be due to them. Coats not ret dedded." -On Thurdlay hEst, as a gentleman residinlg near the R;e- gent's-park. was returnlag home in the aftcrnoon, on crossing N.9ot- tintrhamn-street, near High-street, he received a violent bloo on the ba&cof the calf of the leg, apparently firom a stone thrown with syrent vio1ence, w.hich instantly lamed himn, and on tutrning to dis- cnorrthe aggressor, no person totuld he seen near, nor whast had enwied the blow; *but on a closer search, a tmall bullet was found oq the spot where the blovw was received, vwich was no dobt die- hnarged from an air-sn, as no report Was heard. 5everal occur- rences of this nature having hsppenediatels, the publication of the raresent resy perhaps ultimately lead to a discoveryof ta.ofreoder. tAdverstserdaythedesp. ahegry Corisadraso of Litenar.by toe eMSfiesntcmn, by WYALTEIt SAvAG:- LA2cDoa, Esq., In 2 VO. lmes Bvo, price hii 4s., w.1in be pablished on Satwrday next, by EasLtR Ind HESSEY, 23, Fleet-street, and 13, WVaterloo place h,al.sall; and in atfew days, uor. Cte Y'h Tranalaions of the Birds' of AH.itophanel. I& ;ef Sament SNAKS S'Z AatAa ftaAnDtIXGS._ Bigb tb s- Bion.Repetiton of the Seriesb-Mr. SreART is induced, from the Cel. treot encouragerent ne has receiwed, tO announce a repeti- fion of thc whole seSd oF his dramatic readings, to aommence 1S-vitrEouGt Myarch 18, pnctuany at dight, with thln tragedy c' Iabath, and a i coic nl adpuovt and tek be continued on' Thurs- day evefnigs tiel constmeted. st h town residence nsi, west side of I,eiearocques hSbaseberen transferable ticke fsor aineevenuingsb oie sovers f ; sigle tscket Gs.t to Braincd as abave, at iookeari'se Olongid-sutreet; an4 Riehatitson'te douya oxcbauge; wherepsogrt Provisio pzbraortiond toheri