Mr. Bego, an extra Foreig...
Mlr. Bego, au extra Foreign Messenger, was sent of oil Saturday niight, from the Foreip Office, with despatehes tbr the British Elmbassy at Madrid. POIRTSMOUTHI, Oct. 31.-The Bra%en, of 2o guns, ar- rived this inorning from Itio .Janeiro ; shte bas brought homne a large quantity of silver-47 days passage. XVe do not know if she brings any news." Ns:XV ENGOI.AND CorrFF -Ht1osE, OCt. Sl.-Arrived off D)over last evening the American ship London, Pwlket, Captain Ward, fro l Boston, which place she left on the .'5th instant: the papers brought by her do not contain any political news. A vessel had arrivedi at Boston from New ! Orleains, which place she left on the 3d of Septemnber, bringing accounts that the sickness hadt not abated-inter- tierits on the 31st of August, 1I. The London Packet is boutn(l to Hollan(l. BAN'hRUPT rY 01 F.QSSttS. A RSIH, ST RACEY, AN ) GRA- HA-a.-At the meeting of' Messrs. Alarsh, and Co.'s cre- litors whiclh took place on Satnr(lay morning, it was an- t:ounced that their cxamnination was postponed fbr 4.9 days, by ordler of the Lord Chancellor. 'l he cause stated for the non-appearance of these gentlemen, was that thley were at- tending, under bubinersa, upon M1r. Faunitleroy s trial at the fld Bariley. The Dutelc papers brinig the following annlouncement, unler the date ot St. Petersburgh, Oct. 9:-- Count Pozzi di Borgo ha0 presented a very importaat mremoir to the French Government, the object of which is to induce it to uinite (on the principles recoin. mtnded in the imemoir) with the other great Powers In the restora. tioti of pFace in thie East. Nothing has transpired of the plaa pro- posed in this paper, but it seemis that copies of it have been presented also to the Crurts of Berlin, 1,on1dn, and Vienna.-Arnsterdan Couranf, Oct. 27. On Wednesday, a permissive order was received from Government to land the 22 Spanish refugees, who were brought to England in the Phaeton frigate, in order to their being sent to Lon- tdoi. They were accordingly brought on shore by Captaii Sturt, and conducted to the George Inn, where they were received by Sir Parker Carroll (now Colonel of ste 18th Regitncr.t), who, being a General in the Spanish service, was gratified in the opportunitv of rendering a service to tthese unfortunate exiles many of whom had Ibught and hled by his aide. Soine of them arce gentlemen of distin- guished charaetcrs, as Don Juan Arejula who wais physician to the King when lie was removed from Aladrid to Cadiz, and who is expatriated because he declared that the King's health wms suds that he could travel; this genitleman was medically educated at Edinburgh , the Conde de Fabosda, a Grandee of Galicia. where he lias estutes worth 8,0001. per annumr; Don Ramon U3illalba, a Lieut.-General and Captain-Geeneral of ftlUatrid, when the Duke of Angouleine took possessson of that city; Don Al- varo Flores Estrada and his son, who is wel2 knoen in Englandasa highly-accomplished literary charactcr,and whowasthe asithor of the Declaration against France in the year 1808, at which time the English Government emancipated 3,000 Sptnish prisoners, then in our prison-ships, who were afterwards sent arned to Spain, untler the command ot Sir Parker Carroll; Don Ramon Adan and his wife, a member of the Cortes; Don Rodrigo de Aranda, vhe was Mlayor of Mladrid when Ferdinand swore to the Constitution, and who handed him the book to take ihie oath: he has left seven daugh . ters in that city Don Jose Al. Peon, Colonel and Premier Adju- tanit of the Staft of the Spanish army ; Don Juan Cuadrn, a mer- chant of St. Andero, who lent 60,0001. to Ferdinand as a personal debt, and who has lost as much snore by confiscation. There are also three Lieut.-Colonels, five Captains, three Lieutenants, and two Civilians._- antpshire Telegraph. It is not less our iluty than our inclination, at all times, to speak with every respect of the magistrates of this county. It may be recollected, however, that we some time sirlce animadverted on that ill. iidFed spirit of economy which induced these gentlernen to issue an order, that the publication of the county advertisements should be confined to a?paper that prints a less number, and conse- quentlv has a less circu ation in the county, than the Ho,npshire Te- egraph. Too much publicitv surely cannot be given to notices that interest not only every m4gisirate and every pesscn of the legal pro- fession in the county, butt mumerous other persons besides. We have now the gratification to find, that we have been borne out in our animadversion by a gentleman of no less rank antI discern- nient than the Right Honourable Sturges Bourne. At our Coutity Sessions, last week, it was observed by tite Chairman, that a feeling of discontent had gone abroad at the want of eco- tiomy in the county expenditure. Alr. Sturges Bourne replied, '* that he Itnew nothing of this feeling,and till he came there had not heard of its existence. Surely (.aidtlie) there could be no justifiable complaint of a want of economy on the part of the magistrates, when it wasfound that they had carried the piinciple sofar, that tiecoun- ty advertisements were now confined to onenewspaper only; but he wondered that the magistrates had not been advised to go a little farther, and insist that they should be insertedgratis, whieh would certainly be an immense advantage to the proprietor of that paper." (A lauFh.) U'e have only to add the singular fact, that the keen reproot thus bestowed on ihe paltry economy of the magistr-ates has been renorted in that paper alone which benefits by their favours and partiality.-HIamnpshire Telegraph. Alderman James Wearc, citizen anA seedsman, is elected Mayor of Coventry t this gentleman is the brother of the unfortu. nate man who was murdered by Thurtell. We are glad to learn that Messrs. Edmeads and Co., of the rdaidstone bank, have recovered the parcel lately stolen ftom the coach-office of that town, witlh the wyhole of its contents.-Kestt- ish Ga.-ce. ATRocIous MunRDEt.-Between nine and ten o'clock on Satnrday nightin unfortunate female was accosted bv a man very shabbily dressed, at the top of Bucklersbury, Cheapside. Atter some altercation had taken place between them, lie drew a loaded pistol from his bosom, and dischacqed it at her breast. She immne. 1lately drooped down at his feet, with a heavy groan. A crowd soon assembled,sand, on the murderer being laid holet of, he declared his willingness to submnit to justice. " I have had my revenge," said he, "and do with me now what you choose." The unfortunate wo- ma.n was carried to a neighbouring surgeon's, but *vhen our reporter came away, ne hopes were entertained of her recorery, as thc ball could not be extracted. it is said that he committed the dreadful act in revenge for the unhappy creature having abandoned his society for that of his brother.-SNu,day paper. HEBTS SESSION S, OCt. 18.-'The Right Hon. Lord Dacre, Chairman.-Thomras Wren-, William Pates, and WVilliain Bartoe, were indicted for assaulting Elizabeth Lees, spinster, on the 5th of July last, in the parish of Kimnpton. It appeared in evidence, that as the prosecutrix, 'who is sister to the lady of Colonel Greenstrcet, was walking with another sister at seven o'clock on the evening of the day tnentioned in the indictment, in a field near Colonel Greenre street's residence, the prisoners, with five others, met them. and Wren caught hold of the prosecutrix round the waist, and said lit would kiss her. The prosecutrix prevented him doing so and screamed out, wvhen the sister desired him to leave her alone. The other prisoners were encouraging Wren to kiss her. After the prose. cutrix got clear from *Vren, the prisoners called after her. During the whole of the trial, they behaved with unibecoming levitv, and dleclined saying any thiing in their defence. The JurY ilittanshY found thern all Gilty. Tile Court senteaced Vren to be impti- soned in the Mouse of Correction tbr the space of six months, anid at the expiration to find sccurities to kseep the peace for 12 meonths, and Pates and Barton to be imprisoned in the House of (Correctian for the space of two monith5s, anti to pay a ie of Is. each.