WINDSOR, May 28.-Last eve...
* Wfsson, May 28.-Last evening his irlajesty arrived at his Royal-Castle about sr2ven 'clock. This morning the King took an airing, in the Park, and inspected the nu- merous improvements which are makiRg there. Tuesday night anl lonian Messenger left town for An- conla. The name of the new Portuguese War MAiuster is Francisco. de Paula Leite,Viscount de Veiros.. The son of the painter David (who is himself in exile) announces in the Journal des Debhat, that his father'! last vork, Mlarr, disarmwedb -by Yenus a's -thc .Ga'es. was to be exhibited in Paris, for two francs of admission, for the first time on .WeeAnesday last. This picture is spDken,of with rapture by the Belgi-connuoisseurs; and will hio doubt, forsome time, withdraw the'Parisian crowd' from-the Louvre. The'Frenclh Governmint, while,it banishes the artist, has pronounced, it' would appear, no fataljamais against the pr4Liluctiofls of his pencil. - Might it not'be-dis- armed by Age and the Graces2 Sir Richard Plaskett, Saecretaryt' the lte SirTldimas MIaitlind, arrived yesterd&y .iSol 'ig at the'Coloniia-tOcfi,- in Downing -treet, ithdespitchea fron; Malt aand Naples. The. douiier. who left Bogota thS9th of February,' pssed th6:DxiAh Comm issiontrsoln their.roAd to that capita4, bewien it al Ho*da-. The latter is not three-dalsT :Mamey from..ogota. TheNmritii Oeiars had been ieceived at the towns through-which they.pmsed in Rhe mast enthusiastic manner. 'Did. G;ZS.'.-On7the lz3th of AprI, thefollowing-pro. cIa1us~~~~Q<WP by'rdeionetheSenate, .and with., 'tcke approbauon. w f p Xhe ; b;6ra-H OlbId?Onhere Epiru' the * tat?Pofin surreWon~afidiLthetbeafiderit andSeDiate6of he united St-o.'- t`h6jlt la &s sol-eninly dechrc-iheirneiutra1ity, and .th,cir airm !OlTutib notIo tAo e part,l1 an? i2anner xn the contest. Al Ionian subjects are dule warned not to al0oWr lhemselves, either ltiii act.infavioir'of either of the belligerent parties." *byIOther8 proclamption PT ,ohibits every forei iner who shall be secret. orh' the I!urtis;om residing iz the * The~ Hycr :jWiIson oin. China, hihs atrtved off, the *Yesterday jDlr- eiv.,an8;resumm uRM bIit 01i . mr ,w arK Sykes'i splendidlibrary, whenthece ebr3-ted -dit,oA o,iZ:z,r) print_ ed bySweynheym snd Pairtz,Ai on.` "el, in 1469; waa at,Ed fot 40 guwness,~ after & lo.ng coxiten,taofl, ,8,.I,1eetess.' ?Gayne aid Foss. THt FEMALE AER0NAo7Uj -BFDINGTOXGN, yestrday ,Sonv;ng'. .-Mis1 St9d naa5had. a bettst night tba t ,y *cqheh be. in'g liere ,.ihe still continues rather .feveriby but, we,, ae bap, to s' she5le'ta good deai during the-n:gbt Shewa3 Vihste tWicb etdaS MAli. Wallacej;the surgeon, w6 gave',wry favourable liopes f her iedoveri. - MI~r. Wlilce, seu. Igi%eahis.p3aicutaeiihzf. '. ten o'clock 'thi mor4~ing. He fotund ber in a uianguu1 sep, and ety out -of dtger an d i ntflirWo# ie. ouing lady .in.this towa; on the- eve of =e a nd afn addition to be ze fortune by a 20,0001. Viinderstan.tl :tht a,yoMng - inai'df respectable eon o*xonan~1aC13 hsl3elitaen into 6.cuasody And iimnintd up. oin a geof-h r.m hpitoutld afIi6t h iOibI ijt3tofIierbiflntOinlli ted thecrime, lut{the fact of her hawing been uregilnt bein omldetY -0MWftined , - sheait le.ngth' ckn6w. bury Oae h cabusdtheld tO be east f to a'ed,aLor.; but a1Uzin;it' was deiadAbor,4 Thrcuitsnaees6v vctraw"ired which cerate a d0ubtwhCtlier.the- hfaz.t.'akely fond atthXibob of-Sagils. -bury Uraig6eawi not the Oflpnn tis tbunhappy girls and a pTe. cognitioni i5 zILQ pros eiing rpeTngte , ai' J&rgEdl Si,'