The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1843-11-07 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

PERPIGNAN, OCT. 28.—The firing continues at GeAckbar steamer, and which we published in the early part tuna. The tower of St. John has been demolished, and conferred with the other members of the court, the learned cCeheideifnJgsusttiiclee said,. that at the present stage of the proof the last month. the battery buried in the ruins. On tne 24th the batteries The principal item of intelligence from India is an inof the insurgents of Barcelona threw 400 projectiles into bill could not be considered or properly surrection at Lahore, and the murder of Shere Singh, his Gracia, Sanz, Clot, and Barcelona' Monjuich and the called a bill of indictment ; it was a mere bill sent up on son Purtaub Singh, and all their families, on the lsth of September. The Sirdar Ajeet Singh is the perpetrator I citadel silenced them. Since the 25th, the firing of artil- the part of the crown by the Attorney-General, through this bloody tragedy. lery ceased between the city and the forts; but Vie fusil- the clerk of the crown, to the grand jury. So far no lade continued on different points. Two war steamers third party had a right to be heard. If the Attorneyhave been sent to Tarragona for a reinforcement of troops." General or the jury had pointed out a clerical error, the Serious disturbances are reported in the south of Spain, court should give permission to have it altered; but the consequent on the recent elections. At Xeres a reaction i court were of opinion that the crown could remedy it had taken place. All such demonstrations have for the i without any application. present been suppressed by the agents of the Government. f The error was accordingly rectified Advices have been received from Cadlz to the 21st and " m Lisbon to the 25th ult. All was trannuil in t 1  General  a and party a  rderer, but  ated. T  lI'S body was cut u  and his head placed on a spear, the Rajah's  was killed at tt The wic  e murc . The  The following i  from o'  own correspondent, appears  d in a Second Edi BUENOS AY  on of our  ars old  Buenos Ayres papers of the 19th of August have come kccording to these, Oribe was on the point of iuiza, with the vie'v of consulting on the plan of the ensuing campaign, and Riveira was reported to be his forces at a respectful distance in the ,hbourhood of Tala. News is stated to have been .ceived at Buenos Ayres of the imprisonment of the commander of the French Basques, in consequence of a discovery that he, with his chiefs, designed to go over to Oribe. The troops of Riveira had evacuated IVloldonado, and all supply of cattle had been cut off at Santa Lucia. The number of vessels in port at Buenos Ayres was 130, of which 34 were British. The exchance on England was firm at 3 1-32 d. per paper dollar. Wool was dollars, and tallow, pure, 28 to 30 dollars.  to hand. g U  Dublin, Monday, Oct. 30th, .qa(/ -past Eiiiht o'clock, p.m. proceedings at the usual association, at the Con I send you a report of  3f the Repeal  concentrating  ciliation Hall,up to its clo'se  Mr. O'Connell moved John Molony, Esq., ex-J. P. into the chair.  Mr. O'Connell proceeded to read the letter of Doctor Slattery, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cashel, enclosing a subscription to the repeal funds. He characterised it as the letter of a pious prela•e and true-hearted Irishman, who had never before mixed in politics, but was possessed of a powerful intellect and the greatest patriotism. They had already two of their four archbishops declared repealers, and he was proud to rank Michael of Cashel beside John of Tuam. (Hear, and cheers') The Hon. Gentleman handed in £lOO from Quebec, and took occasion to praise the wisdom of the British councils there. The rent for the week was announced at