WINDSOR, June 22.-The 75t...
The Times, 1824-06-23T00:00:00

* ''INDSOR~ jii - -:, stationeil here, uiider present ,Sir J. Campbell Wre Xe tthis-mohiiig ih' the{GYj ark: by Sir Henry Torrens. A great concour-e'af spec. tators were assemblcd to witness tEi et n.eurs of the regiment. . Last niglit.about a ' the qRingtr-' rived at hils palace in PaU..rp a s from Windsor. 0r Mlonday night Prince Leopold gave his tbird Grand party for the season;- which was coniutedupctlse scale of state splendour'and m6gifences the twrfor r We understand tIat the reaso sw foBrmd didxiot briiig onlis,hnotion. :lastjnlightS upon te s-t2te id Ireland, wvas, because Lord -olland was of'op'iniboRtbati w.ouldbe as well, when t,he larl Marshal's bill was to pass through its final stages-a bill which conferred'afavour the head of the taathob nobditv fGiear.Eri t avoid the introductijn of afy topic cal6ulated to excite an ,rritibl feeling in Parliament on the, subject of religoius 4istinc. tions-an unavoidable evil when the siateofIrrjandis un der discussion. A Bordeaux paper, in alluding to ihe addelitsWhic occurred onftheIs a of the Epsomt races, ascribe tfiem to the w7aut of a good police a la se Ft.aferm rather be subject to the evil tban the remedy. - .; The Journal?! Corsica relates the fQllowiAg gt,pcious assassination:- he mayor of a village, accompaoied b h-is son, was peaceably returnig from a vineyard in vwhich tbey bad been wvorking, when they were mnt bv -ai one of wbom, stepping before the ntayor, toofamg shot him thtough the -heart. The life of the son was i attempted9 but he 'ur ed; over a hedge, and succeeded inii ma11ing his escape, after being twicestabbed with astilelho The tvo assassins then-returned to tbeir first victim, *hcised 1ody theY mangled in a treadfel manner-scopIng,oit h's eyes, tearing out his tongue, kn6cking out his- t~eth iintl cutting- off his nose aind chin. None of these partshxve been found, and are supposed to be carried away by the murderers as trophies. This is said to be the second inayob of the same village who has been murdered within ihe last two Years. Th Kng's Theatre lwas crowded last night, and wit'. good reason, for Catalani was the Susai?-a, and De Begnis-6 Counters, in Afozatts delightful opera of Figaro. Catala,ni ir best days never acted, with more ease and spirit, nor sni more sweetness and power,than she did last night; d,'what-was i be expected of her fine taste, she never ittempted to ii7prove Moiart by any extritnsic.ornamtents e EDegnis seeme tccovered fo nher indisposition, and looked'and sang charmingly. Her husband is a. I clever Figaro, but he should not dress the chr.Ucter like a merry- andrew. Oae wood of the dancingintroduced intothispiece. Aepae- tde trois was executed'by thlee persons whom we necd notnaThe, an* who absolutely did aoiting but wbhrl abottt likc wel.lwhipped tops, without the least gracc or meaning. Aud vet, strange tosay, they were more applihuded than Vestria and his wife, whose' fanciful v riety of motion, 4nd expressive -elegance of gesture, eXalt -heir-zt 442oat to the dignity of pobtry.' 1i:HV,.-NA}.-Iitelligetce'fiom Havarinah to- the 5th of lUay has reacted us via Charlestou. The. Spanish'squs. dron wlhich saile in purauit oftthe Colombian vessels had retttrned after an unsuccessFil cruise. The mest energetic- and efliienit'me-. sures are adopted by the Governor, in - coniunction with thtde uta. tion of police, to preserve the tranquility'of the island. Bands of arined men have been zr s it ii eyIn Tifit island. These measures;re adouted i n usuai ueicnce oe ine isiaz.-.New Yrork paper_ lLLItNOts.-Letiers from Illinois state that party spirit runs very high in that State, with retpcct tb i _C6nveRtion for the purpose of introducing slavery. It is said that both- pas t hesre equaslly confilent of sucees. 'Such'is the feeliig;t 'j thte oraitu- intercourse be*teen famiies 'who are diYid upoa tl^questionuis interimpted.-N(c York Paper. Extract of ,.aletter fro ithp agent to Lloyd's at the Cape of Good of Hope, Apri!14 s-" The m-ster of the.Nere*d (Wade), arrived from DcIagoa Bay, from whence she safltd the 22d of5lsardh -reports that a sevcrcdisterniprpre-vii.X amon&,st, the inh bs ants. a Dalagoat ; I o holer ewfhad dited and sevea othersM tfie whaler, had lost H of hor crew at Daingoa. tAlso, tl,ti bhie' W latialt l aaa declined entering into proposali oered by the Potii'- guese Governor; he suxrprised lAim and- his,exeort,.tatis1n ot aout'5oa soldiers, who, 'ith nearly 3of: his 'party, .w put eo' death; the whble ofa the countrywas in, a state of wxahe o'and 'i wos supposed that the fort at Dela.goa, would be ande -an d otli portgusoe wauld eientually beAreiin t9m the countrv' a - Extract fcoue a ndotld*WL &oeument;dated RioJxaneiro, noarcha11, 1824n-d By- the grace- of hias -a y the Conrtjfu-' tional soc petot and oerpetual Defender oetthe W.isziN stii f latioraci&c.,in this supatio ala dheroicC ity and oartol gii.: landtor, an i sc.se of 7t Janeiro.'~ Wae have been faviouired with' the s ight of a shew6f k work now in the presse int iewtih the author, who 'saw' irbide. in dexico, in the zentith of his dignity, speaks of him thus;-"' I Wilt.. not repeat the tales I daily hear-of te chardet3 anPer a?ndu' qdfndfhi man. Priot to the late scceis fur4evolution, he commiandd. a sisf focin tbQ servsce of the Royalists, and is accuse~dofba.vingj.)'eri thte most cruel and bodtisypreuo fteptos never to have spared a prisoner. His official letters to teViro , substatiate this fact. Inthe intervA nbetwin theidefeat Ilis triot cause and the last revolution, hev%iiedd in the Cisrtal and&nP a woiety-nior remnark-able for strict morals, he w .,s aQKnngnisljtatj~ hiis immiorality. His usurpation of the tief authbflcyIi- most glaring and unjustdfiable -find hs eX&rc1' of po_ andl tyryanLithactcasmgadd 5pi and by. lavih.profusion, hehas attach,d the colds ia ' and so long as he possesseps thie mecis of rriv ?''' g' he will maintain himself on t fae \&,WhbO, preciptetdfrotn it.' "1To i igeItrie' hspbi ppi, go.notithink him-arman of ta~lents.-lei bod cisive. andl not-scrupdulas-aboet th66ea~ ends.'%-Scots-nan.. tb.,i n -.'CAPE or GoDHon r MXarch l7.-Afeww exsa .a three soldiers of the 6th Regiment we ettavelling om orBa.. fort to Willshire Barracks, they wereattacked by auelephant, Y41iiqh- came suddenly -upon'themi ouit of the buif,ariandkiilc4otne iA the spot. The othiers with di1fic'lty esca ed CRJsCtESTEsi.-Wedhesday,te~odBs6 o chester (tlie Rev. Dr. Carr) was etrbi nhsCte Ci Lordsbip wai eattegat beadars hobcanted a ihynina hyii1tI-n roe n.u Iducted to it by the-e.M.Tchl,te bnar'-teie and placed ot it with t~ sulcrinn.T e p ~ 1 Icommenced, and the Te Deusni,ndohrptsf Iwere sanig with greatetffect. The Cahdalasrwee,c ' H REFORDa CITY EETO.-4Cma 4eortesqj~ii -A verv nuierouis meetIngof 'the independent Freeniues ' th~ it' of Hleretord, reslding int and abou't the.mehopplir, 'w~aihldiVsxj WhIite Li6n.ian~ iii Oifbrd.strceeroulUnu,ay exe i&g lbfd~t`Iv purpose of personally ex0ressing their~ sU pbr4Aknd ditern~iuje &e.. tion to securetberhedirh ofE- B-Olive, rls. ast one f" sentatives in Parliamdnt, on, th resignaixoa7c,fi-P nde Esq. The Chair wosb,iteh- by, Uapt*bi, Pjiihlip,-ait-e,.n pat took of an excellent supper pro'edfrte aio~ several very animiated speke,wr dlvrdi dependent representatio"4A~e ity n h cofl5pgUi~lm -ly pledged_Lthemselve& ~6i4ppzt-ih lcino Mr. Cis.' OALT ly ATn.R MILLERS.-lWOdriy,res bf the b ; tribe, lavi igdisagreed, at thesouth end of the Steyne, B c3n,e to tbe mutual resolutiotxof ter3uinating their dIiAenebtu appeal to the ist. The.arilmlof one ofthe town beadlesl; ever, baffled their design.for some *ime, as the imaut in:officl ,a4.3 a-udacty to.nmenaco fol owing them even beyond the 1tnmtt o naib, andI to punilsh, withi durance,- thef-first preimed3tate& of tite peAce, MWhat was to be done insucah .cai - 'Ai st e wlichl, for some time, puzzled the diiMpUtanItS , bItw forVwhxch t, effervescence;of tbeir wrath, atnd exercis of, theii t a tt at length hit xponan expedient. Neiher-the bead1e'sa nbr ff-berLA constable, nioT the rnagitrates, nor cvenl thb Ibird ffihet.ainor l ig!p self, it was held,.cquWd,by riossibilitlt , ha've'any~ Iet`-l' juirlgidtbh.j over%occurrences. besond tie. wate -s ed'ge an:ffd`ttrfr~~ rid of a difficulty under which thtey had foiund theinpqe&s?wD uI exi,ectdlYPlaedyit: was presently, -set6de, t. 'tbs.e.y rig, "upto~ Xtheir knees in Asn flaJ` M coh- tn h~i.u1-A second, who deerf!Iy submitted to the laying anI't flict was actually carried.on:for neaTlythireecquane o *a. the.preseucef.soeinescoresofspectstors Severa lokon . were given, but drowningwas gre,ented b the actrlty t1e n> of ass,istaits ; andtog h prugi h ?rt,a nevitu the heads of the atte;re cask.,, tidg tbfetul1acet i tghceer z on- reds" each isnt an~e -clean and tmfrei1hedjo iiie sor4tM7, ner. on~ regretted. theIabsencP of a- bbitle4,older.: lr'lTod~ inourhi",at~ length t~exng jacuLted,vrwords to-that effe b?Vesrti ia cpqnpelIedeo coufesbat i,'hp Itad a-beDif3l;" sdttefir. the bfoa!er.77g,;tter.t.handx, :reserittnif hiA S,4tin arnd they.reiurned.n tdry laid -niuc bettre'r ds'thiva. ieh,tIie left it. Thc.beed2e.,S Iinioned bk -e irchlisiic4'' Jbsi3ng *h-s as Bine C ~~bat'argin .andl, at.it..ds , he reeined-to'y. thse'gaiAt-] su - heitS to con. *trive, andbznds-tooeccute,'" *i vstdsio eE:bi}a.