The National Register. — London, England, 1822-11-24 00:00:00

ported, and were immediately embarked on board two ships belonging to Port Mahon. Their destina tion is not yet known. Some say they go to Malaga, others to Algesiras. The trial of Capuchins is nut yet terminated. Colonel Costa will march hence to-morrow with 1,500 men. SE() D'Uttori, Nov. 8 /%11 I anticipated in my letter to you of the Ist, Mina has carried into exe cution part of the plan which he was then supposed to have tinmed. His troops have entered Wagner. The apparatus of attack was most formidable: ten pieces of cannon Were mounted in battery against a place destitute of walls. To avoid effusion of blood, al:d to save the town t om being in a few !mum re anted to ashes, the it: yalist troops evacuated it, and rctrea ed towards the Conque do Tremp. Baron d Eroles has cal.( n a posiion at Talaru, 15 leagues front the Set). NVe are ignorant whether .siitt will a tempt to force the p:.s.sagc, or will pmcced to Me quint.nia ; but we shall soon learn what muvament he males. A' is still closely blockad,d. Notwithstanding all the reports which have Wen circulating ti), these 24 hours, nothing positive is knoun. It is, how ever, generally agreed that it' Nlilans dues not receive prompt succour, Vic& must fall. Tha 7 1 , at - 0 thole, rmiljed , prisuners. Bouicoenux, N0v.14:---We have just...beard that General Quesada arrived yesterday in this city, and that Gen. O'Dannel has left Bayonne to Like the command of the army of Navarre. PERPIGNAN, Nov. 11.—The Regency are now installed at Puycerda, but the families of the mem bers, and their baggage, have been sent toLlivia, town which forms the frontier on the side of France. The Governor of Puycerda is a Frencinpan, named l'cvre. We arc assured that he has caused several of his countrymen, who are inhabitants of the town, to be arrest-d. MADRID, Nov. 9.—The Patriotic Societies, more particularly the Landaburienne, are numerously at tended. The taking of Balaguer, and the general success of the Constitutional armies have caused great joy here. Mina is receiving reinforcements from all quarters. Ten millions of reels, purt el the 'late hian, have been sent to him. Several Monks and other persons who concealed themselves in the convent of Illuestnt Senora de Aloeha have- within these kw days been arrested. The convent is still surrounded with troops, and the Political Chief and some Judges are emi•tured in exa ninatiuns in the interior. It is said that ci greit titiantity of aims and ammunition Lave been Wood in the Convent and the Rettro. ~, ..~.. . _ _s., General of the whole order of St. 31aron, residing in the Ma rouite convent ou llouut Lebanon, who assured him that amo ral Jewish families resided at Dir Alkatnir. the capital town on the top of Mount Lebanon. On the 21d of February, Mr. %Volt' . returned to Banat, and was kindly r,ceiaed by the Bri ti•li Mr. NN fihr is expected in England very shortly, when we hope to receive a further and most interesting report from S)iia. We have now a Conan! appoiiited fur this part of 3wria a. well as the French ; but °until Mr. Abbott was sent out in ti,,remlier, Ib2o, we bate never had any one to represent tie Goemniiirot and Levant Company at Barut. under...taut that Mr. Abbott expects to establish a considerable factory for the ...ale of 11..itish commerce iu those parts, and that ihr g.mds, instead of going by a circuitous route, will go direct to et. Joel D'Acte ; and a very great soarri. of trade opens start' . ibr our Ilauchester, Biriniii;;lbun, and oil:or manufacturers ; 8.. Lit 11e111.4 about 40 miles trout Jerusalem, an immense number of pilgiims go from Morocco and other places to Mecca ol,eiry year, and large pertMasesere made of Torino. article.. By the arrival of the Duke of IT; k packet from the Nlediterraneltn, tatters have been received riora Malta to the !-.25:11 of St.pterobor, tv'tich the arrival there of his Majesty's I.llip from Smyrna and the Morea, and 1.1..) of fri L ;ate Diana, hum the same place. vices we are intOrnmd, that the whole fleet, enn°is' lug of 97 vessels, L from l'atras, but that the Algerine was still remaining in that harhour 4 . •r.• MEI._ . , . . . 0 -" t "........., di p it ttl . ' ... 1 1 . . ) 14) . 1:14 'i l li no.. 110. rt ,,,.. dj! ,,, .• ... • ~ ~.., , ...„,,,.......... --y--.. ....., -...7 1... ... ' • . , ~ • • .. • '• ft , .• • ,•. , 1 . . • • . . , „, Our Mug, Constitution, aril; attiviS. - .:,.., i . - .. t • . • e - ... . . _ • ' , No 1,395.—V0e. XV. SUNDAY ) , NOVEMBER 24, 1822. PRICE 9b, -0 -- --a . , AFFAIRS OF SPAIN. . . • It is this moment repoktil that troops have left The noted Merino, after having been 'bea ten . b e e • ' Barcelona to reinfoeee Mina;,' It will not be surpri- also been taken. He fled to Sepulveda; but Capt. * • - . il TAKING OF BALAGUEI. . . sing if part proceed -tiovr4ds Vich, to relieve that Segovia, of the Infante Regiment; pursue/11Am this BARCELONA, Nov. 6. place. Fresh • efforts are expected on the part of else ther, and surrounded the town with troupe. He POLITICAL GOVERNMENT OF THE !movie-ex cer JAR- • CELONA. , C onst i tut i ona li sts ; their preparations arc enormous. afterwards entered with a small detachment, and . i le '.9 His Excellency the Commander in Citie('X the Toveouse, Nov. 13 --Count de Gispert, the Proceeded to the house of an apothecary, where Mee . I Army of Operations has transmitted the"fuwing Minister of the Regency, left this-city a few days reran and ten of his followers were found. Tl4l . , t despatch by an extraordinary courier:— ago for Urgel, While here lae.expeeienced that re- Chief, who made so much noise a few days ago, al& i. Head-quarters, m agnet' , Nov, 3. eeption whichhis permset qnalities and his devotion feted himself to ba il u.; in the most cowardly wig. ~ . . ,,,, "It is eleven in the morning, and the national to the cause of the Sptaish IVorarehy merit. He nee , add wltisbot g she lama resistance. Thus troops occupy Balaguer. found it; the suffrages' or the friends of the Throne has finished the . tiitlitary career of this man, who "At the moment I bad ordered the commence- the assurance of the ardent wishes which are enter- for these-two years past has been the cause of much ment of the besieging operations, and had caused a tained fie the success of the noble designs of the disaster in Old Catitile. • bridge to be thrown over the Segre for the passage Spanish Regency. His departure gives a formal SYRIA. 1 of the troops, the enemies of our liberty fled precim. contradiction to the reports which have been cireu- tately, and took refuge in the neighbouring moun- laced of a panic terror having taken possession of the The followin g are extracts from the journal of . tains. They have abandoned all their artillery, inhabitants of the See, and also of the Government. Joseph Wolff, a converted Jew, who went to Syria ammunition, and magazines. In their flight they Not only nature and art protect that place against a under the patronage of Henry Drummond, Esq. threw into the river the greater part of the arms coup de main, but we besides know that an army of and John Bayford, Esq. which infamous chiefs had (on the 10th et December, 182 1 ) placed in the hands of reserve occupies its environs. Besides, the constitu- Mr. Wolff, when at Cairo received from Mr. Salt, the English Consul, letters of intro- these maniacs. time l armies, to which se much courage and retolu- doetion to Peter Abbott , ' Esq„ the British sal at St. Jests '‘ The cavalry is purstling them, but I fear that lion is ascribed, have enough to do to maintain the dAcre. He arrived there on the 3d of January, 1892, OD has the .- lito difficulties of the ground will de'eat the efforts defensive, as all the engagements have ended in way to Mount Lebanon, to practice the Arabic league, Wore be entered Jerasaleut at Easter, and was introduced to Mr: made to overtake them. This bulwark of the liber- favour of the Royal troops. The taking of Castel-4:.' . • Abbott and to two young English gentlemen who amsoopanied ticked faction exists no longer for them. ffillit, it is true, is an exception; but that event has 1 him from England • - s a part of his - suite, the Mr. Andrew " 1 make this communication for your and the caused irreparable losses to the constitutional army, Hurt, jun., and the other Mr. James 31'31icheel, tueoleuieellor I,rovincial deputation's satisfaction. which has become more barbarous in consequence of and secretary. Ile was very kindly received Cy tube gratle• 't men, and says, " that his mind is quite relieved-siski he (bocci i i • Gud preserve you many years. its slight success. There is not the least doubt that . himself again with some English gentlemen ; eathwtter Tactic- " FRANCISCO ESPOZ Y MINA. the declaration which France has made to the Cone in; an assurance front the Consul, Mr. Abbott, that to would "To the Political Chief of the Province of Catalonia." press of Verona will, when it is made known, pro. kindly take an interest, as well itt tits cause of the lAN a. the " Rejoice, Barcelonians, at this new triumph of duce a great impression on the soldiers of the Faith. Missionary Society." Mr. Abboitintrodaced Mr. Wolff to eh . . the arms of the country, while awaiting the mo- It will aid their views, and facilitate their suttees, English Jew, with whom he conversed shout theospel, which ment when thew deluded men must decide between now that the Cartes are organizing tenor through- Jew afterwards introduced him to the Synagogue . Mr. Abbott to forward Mr. Woltra views aid the benevolent inteladons of repentance and the extermination with which they out the whole of Spain. ''• the two worthy gentlemen who sent him out from England, pro- 4 , i I are thrt •tened. to o ided a conveyance for him, called a Bugrat, to forward him . P! " Barcelona, Nov. a. " JOSE CAMPO." A letter from Bayonne, dated the Ioth, sta t es as Mount Lebanon. Mr. Wolff goes on to say, that before Ito follows:—" About a million of fiancs hitve just left St. Jean d'Acre , he round the clerks o f' the overeaten; i• i c (FROM A PR/VATE LETTER.) . h passedthrough here, forming the first portion of a almost all chri.tians 'of that cottatry ; and after viewing the i .: You will perceive front this new advantage whic e our army has obeained, that the example of Castel- far more considerable sum transmittett from Paris to spot where Booaaparga-cgategqice with his army near the sea, opposite Mount GarsidLlK ' , 0,0.114,0 kindly introduced by Mr• follit, whieb is reduced to ashes, has spread terror the Regency of Ur el. . • ... Abbott to • respectsbl elf, Molest Aznzi:ack, from Gibraltar. among the towns occupied by the rebels. In fact, BAYONNE, Nov. 12.—After the affair of Los residing at St. Jean d'Acre.' Sealtral Jews and one of the chief the population of Balaguer opposed any attempt to Arcos, the Army of the Faith in Navarre rallied, to Rabbits from Saphet were present. Mr. Wont - conversed with defend it, and it is stated that the inhabitants of the amount of 1,500 foot and 100 horse in the va t - I ,A b i e l n i : !i n t I l l i elre r i: B ald , Arabic. Mr. Mr. Ainsalach presented him order die be ought show to the Berber will adopt the saute course ;so that the in- lies el Uro. Boma', and Irati. It appears certain, Hee); ()tu r bot how well he was v 'ft the Holy Scriptures, surgents, who had formed the project of main; aining that Cherles O'l)unnel is to take the command of and the Rabbi said he should be •ea Mr. Wolff, and • . themselves there, will be compelled to abandon the this army. He leaves this town today. .We are hoped he would visit hint at Saptor - Wolf' proceeded on y (after Tisiiing Mrymt place on the approach of Mina, who is looked up to assured that 1,200,000 francs have been remitted to I s ' i i . i . i"renteoyirawnidh on the e bb bib ° i t with the greatest confidence. Some persons remark him; int that it is promised that he shall not want eto a tict ) t s Lebsoon t will; the iu t tr t ntion of stud ' f ii ) o r g a tli c e ° B " S e ri p a t c ' 1 ,17 that he is slow in his movements, but they do not money, and this promise has determined him to pre- toot of the Arabic language, On the Bth he arrived at Tyre, pay attention to the difficulties which the country ceed„ We perhaps shall soon hear of his fighting and at Barra in the evening of the 10th ;be there preauhea to two }tabbies, and met at Burnt with his old friend Mr. Bort, presents at each step. In addition to this, recollect against his lirother Alexander, who coqsmands the ion. wb n iproiniseil to be his correspondent , and forward "is mach that his system is to attempt nothing without a mu- regiment of the Imperial Alexander: such are the as possible his views with regard to the outiversion of the Jews sal conviction of success, and you will admit that fatal effects of civil war ! in Mount Lebanon, On the 13th he read the Gospel and an this General is worthy of all praise. The little town of Santo Domingo de la Calradas, Baglish hymn, io the company of Messrs. Jellett, Carrie, and According to all appearance, we shall soon hear of in La Rioxa , has experienced , on the part of the Burt. On the Burnt, lie att l e e nd 6 e l d h I s of January, euic' aik t h e iti C o nsu l , roin. lrieaadving part at t ri the • 1 the taking of Berge, and next of Seo d'Urgel. Dis- insurgents commanded by Zabala's Lieutenant , prophecy of Isaiah in Hebrew. The bishop u of Antonio S;riaili may has gone to that extent among the insurgents, named Barrutia, the same excesses as were Commit- called on Mr. Wolff on the 18th of January, and the Comma that none of them are willing to shut themselves up ted at Estella. About 400 insurgents entered that hating kindly prepared letters of introduction for Mr. Wolff to the Prince of Mount Lebanon, he left Barut on the 26th, after in the places which they wish to be defended ; and town, and perpetrated the most horrible ag; • gressti,us receiving an assuranoe from the French Consul, Monsieur 1 , we are on the point of being entirely freed from during the few hours they stopped. The house of Auhin, as well as from the Deese (Immo, Mr. Aenott, teat those bands which have desolated part of this pro- Gen. Espeliata was completely stripped. The after- they would be very happy to promote the cause of the British and Foreign Bible Society. On the 46th of February, Mr: vinee. wards returned to Meaty. On arrieing at- Onitie;na, ; Oti the evening of the 4th, the armed force pro . the Political Chief of Bilboa attached theta, at the u ttr , : r o o l I t l: receivedwhile h e letter s . from Messrs. /Mott and Burt, foom was in the convent at St. LUWIZA where he ceeticu to We tOU.,IIt sat the Franciscans, and ar- . head of' the militia, and completely :meted them. fi nished the whole of the prophecy of Isaiah in Hebrew and rested 80 Monks, who were ordered to be trans- Four were killed, and about 20 taken prisoners. evoke, and where lie met Monsieur Ignatius I.:j.tri, Bishop at %AI!, neiir Batbeck, and tie Night Right Rev. 'patine Serlrie .......is.i ...sit i 5...... :--...1:....,,1.. ....1....4....1 . 1.......1 BOUItDEAUX. Nov.l4:—We huve luseheard thats I ch announce ip CambrioNS 4 -4 4 L-, t of the u.,ior I 11.ese • of the 1,7 ; 4 4 t , had de.: flo AuW: - - ' !SA