The National Register. — London, England, 1822-08-05 00:00:00

:; _.... e 4• • •~. ,'..~ ' • "-' 9 • lam-; 7. 4 - 0 . 4, - „, - • /.0 - 0, c . ~ 'jr . o P' • , ix. .I*, , • : , II . I r 01 D A' ! attanat -R. tist „, ~:~ •t Our thug, Conatitution, anti UAW. MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1822. Parcz,V. No. 1,381.—V0t. XV the Greek naval force, sailed directly towards him, he at first stood off to sea; but his fears being dis pelled, he afterwards held the same course us the Greek vessel. When he arrived at Zira, he saw the same cutter come out which had preceded him, and carried to the Consul of France the news of the defeat of the Ottoman fleet, whi: h was confined to Captain Croce, with the following.details:—" Three Turkish thtietakkekere.biaw up, as well as several other vessels ; four or five frigates run aground, and the rest was dispersed." beets stile to hate taken sufficient sopport, he might tia. e recovered I that he believed Ur sunk under dehili.y. w hit It debility might have ooril its origin to a three year: resi dence it .to West Indies. lie, however, ackeow hatted, that when the man WAS removed from Holl, this weather was extremely hut, and that lie insist have been males jolted on the baggage cart. • Col. Kearney, of the Dragoona, now stepped forwaid sad a that in the absence of every one connected woo tireAtre siri, gieneut of foot, fie way anxious to express his hid Conviction that the officers of that regiment were . 4 ,cm:- rally men of very kind and humane dispositions, amt men who, he was quite certain, %sunlit nut iswilfully art a c.tiel part. Two witnesses belonging to the 241 regiment of foot beirg expected from It. land, the inquest was adjourned tit Nlottilay, the :Anti day of Juh,et two o'clock. Before the Jury left the room, however, Mr. Browne. the surgeon, re-entered, and SWIOOIIE4'II, ILAt lie had ju• t opened the body, and that he found the lungs in a state of putrefaction. On that aLesonit he wished Jill) , to inipect the same, and give their opinions on the sallect. Some of the Jury went sip stairs, and one of them, on hos return to the Jury-room, stated, that the whoie body WAS in a state of pot refection, and therefore the lungs were sal only as a natural result. He, how. err, added. " that Coe man's hones were as bare of spin and flesh, as if kis back had Lao scraped with a knife." The Jury then diver:trot, a•ool the 'coolants of the deceased were in terred in F.tlter J chinch yard at two o'clock the same afternoon. SECOND DAY—SAYWIDAY, JULY 27. Although the inquest hail been adjourned to Monday, yet the witnesses having arrived on Fs Way, and expressed great anxiety to return to Ireland as WOO as leO•niOle, Mr. Cowling summoned die Jury to assemble et 'lace o'clock on SAllliday afternoon, which they slid, and the examine ploceetted. FOREIGN I4VTE,,LIGE,VCE. VIENNA, JULY 15.—The conferences with M. de•Tatischeff continue The answer of the Porte to the proposals made by our Court, in the name of that of Russia, are expected in the course of this month. A month will certainly pass before the re turn of the couriers who travel between. this city, St. Petersburgh, anti Constantinople. It is affirmed that the Emperor Alexander will arrive in July or September. Preparations are making at Verona fur for the reception of the distinguished personages who will errive there at the same time. JULY I7.—Prince Louis of K:sunitz Rittberg, nephew of the L'rime Minister of that name, under the reign of the Empress Maria Theresa, was ar rested by the Police last Saturday, at eleven o'clock at night, and brought before the Criminal Court, on a charge of having used violence towards several young persons, one of whom is dead in consequence of the ill-treatment she received. This Prince, on account of his disgraceful conduct, and the total de rangen.ent of his domestic affairs, has long been avoided in society. This act of authority, exercised on a Prince, who is the head of one of the most illustrious families in our country, Grand Cross of several Foreign Orders, and who has represented the august person of his Majesty the Emperor on several missions at Copcn ba:;en, Madrid and Rome, is a remarkable proof of 'lie spirit of justice of our government. M. de Tatischeffhas just hired, for three months, the . fine palace of Lubomirski, on the Scotch Bou levards, ViseNt, JULY 20.—During the List week of the Ramadan, at Constantinople, there was a com plete stagnation in business, which unhappily seemed to extend even to the authorides to whom tho care of the general safety is confided, in that various excesses wero committed in the concluding days, both against Turks and Greeks, which have remained unpunished. An audacious band of robbers evisn attempted to enter by night the palace of the Sultan. In consequence of these events, the inha bitants looked forward with apprehension to the festival of &affair', during which, the Musselmen enjoy more liberty than usual, and when the pool- Liam is in motion But the sequel did not justify these ham. A little before the opening Of the Bairam, there appeared a firman of the Sultan, ltich prescribed the most rigorous measures fir the maintenance of order, tint the speedy and severe punishment of the s'ightest .excesses, and especially enjoined the police to protect the quarters inhabited by Chri.tians. In consequence of these precautions the tisti. Al of the Bairam has passed in the greatest order; and though on the second day above 30,000 persons passed through Peru, to be present at the military exercises, aed the games which took place according ten custom in the neighbourhood of that suburb, in the preAmee of the Sultan, nobody was disturbed, either in :he houses or in the public streets and squares. The Sultan was nevertheless received wizli the greatest acclamation whenever he showed Moist:4 :o the people. The widow of Ali Paella ofJoannina arrived 711 E DELIAQUENT BISHOP. The following particulars of the persecution by this monster of an honest and industrious man will be read with great interest—we rijoice to find that a subscription has been opened for this victim of clerical hypocrisy and villany There was a report that the Mall prosecuted by the Bishop of Cloglier was dead. lie had suffered the agonies Of a thousand deaths; but he is still living. His crime was the whispering of a report that the miscreant who is at length detected had attempted to perpetuate a certain atrocity. About eleven years ago he lived as coachman in the service of the lion. 301111 Jocelyn, of Dundalk, and after quitting his service was met iu Dublin by his hon. and richt rev. brother, who was then Bishop of Ferns, when the horrid circumstance which he disclosed came to his knowledge; but to prevent his proceeditig in the ne ressary prosecution, tie was throw) into prison, and although lie °tinted I espectable bnil, it ass rejected. lie bad two letters in his possession, written to him by a coa ti lential servant of the Buflop, elain. , ;l Leonard, and at the Ili•hop's desire, requesting him Is conceal the Met flout Ilk brother: these lett era were taken from hint by stratagem, and he, being !lids deorited of the only do cuments by which be could support Litcharge egaiiist the Bishop, was brought to trial tor detainatiou, and found giti.iy. The Reateltee via. 4 two yams' imptisonineut, Qad I two or tliCee The ilicareeia;ion was hilly com pleted and enured, Hail under mit: , I;ttilig he bled and 101u:tied until the last spat k of lite suit tetaiiig had real ly 'weenie extinct. Wheii he recovered, and was nn the eve of getting a second II .gain;;, a steward of die monster came to loin and t•ltured it rentissitia of the iny•endiug p lament, on the t•undition of By roe's signing a written acknowledgment of Ins basing lateen 1011,1) of slander and faiseimol. Wlnu, that was out preparid to divot the ago. ones of the rack, could iefuse a sigsfalote under such Cif caleistaiices ? rule poor may Le stippo,cd, was nut slow in putting lass trembling hand to the paper—and he was metro s:lj *pal rd a p lament of which it ass a thousand to one lie would nut have summed the indunon. By 1 Ile is a native or 514yafiatlt, and a Mau, 11101101 lie had Or ea 4 Sal vant, of sume education, and stn y decent lie hiss, toe some years back, styli°. le d a ottiffeloliS family diming job roadies for Collins, in 1), uzullesuret, Diann' ; and having lately met with an decadent iu that employment, he hes been Obliged to go into an hospital; and lila unhappy wile and child.e n, thus deprived of his support, ate nave letignishwg in thisesy South Cumbelland-sliscel. it is said ILlai this unfortunate man did not consent to sign an acknouledgrucia of lies guilt mud alter repeated iu,•na.Cs tut uttredrstrnenots, an , l will his wife :11,1 four clandten were brought to los tiongeon, and Iced thrown themselves of their knees, and actually wept /i'isi " Said tile pour rlcatw c, pointing to iiie lUisioi 41.1 e t:10111), ,. I t . : ttttt tut stand ; give me the paper, Mt. Social ' (Marty or James, we know out which). but d, / to pia raj name to a falsehood! ! !—At ter iiicaaceraieni tor that time, the tt••:•;;ins;, .iiid the loured ;acknowledgment of guilt, which it Awed appeal gileVeil this intrepid and inflexilile poor man 11101'e man ail *ll4l happened, his pel - Nrcalioli did not cud. Then anise 11.1. 3 yursuol tut SI . CIII jilt S. ' lbw leid,'red many mones.rod it is only wonderful that au Maui innate I.: COll4ll. lion could Una one tieing Upon earth bit cuoiar4t . 10 oe ;sledge(' tor hiaa, even to the of tile IC(11111 . 1,1 await length two sureties wets etvelottii bur Ibis did not happen until Wrelelleil 111411 pis-rd sijhri-sereli su!itary and miserable dap in his tlaajeon, an addiLua to ti,e iWJ yca,s : !! Andrew Browne, the snrgeon of the Sid Dragoon., not having opened the body woen List examined, was now questionsd relative flirt elo. ills evidelice, however, ma the subject annilnited toiliditag; for he acknowledged that lauogh Le Mina the fissle,a col dist aSe, uwt might have uccorivtAly•ii. lit to that nislinseitt. Henry War:o„ tie 1141,1 stud acting Adjittanf of the lid regiment (drool deposed, Oral the said begin's:at was ul the garrison at dull, in Jour; and that mil'. ac. gist of nut tuatith the dere:l..od was tiled by a Com tsmartial, " for highly irregular and misolsitet• kans comluct, in hays Mg in his possession a sillier spoon Pr spoons, The ;It Opt fly of the (Eileen,' Regimental Mess, between the Ist and the lit' of June, and offering to dispose of the saint., know. Mg it or theta 10 have trees improperly code by." l'hat liar man was found guilty, and sentenced to receive SOO lashes. 'Float the seidesice being confirmed by the eons. mastiting officer, Lieut.-C.l. Jai don, it was carried mio effect out the std of June. That no more lashes wrist ihlficted limn the sentence authorised, and that the de ceased was then sent to the hospital, which it about a mile from lie garrison. 'That on the 2711101 June the regiment marched from HIM to York; that be rode on liar baggage cart, but that lie walked fYoen Yolk to use barrack*. Al:twice Alexander, surgeon of :he gil regiment of foot, confirmed the above, and said that only one si.•k man bail been left behind; but that if lie had twilight the deceased unable to travel, lie also sOunkl have hero left. %Van, us examiiied‘the back of the deceased at Beverley, aftes the first day's marcli, and dies•ed it. Ito ttt s 1 1 ,peared to he doing well. After the seroud day`. match, he 'Witt the ilect , ased at Nidtket %leo:Moo; lie then complained t f his mk, and on examination, the a iiiiess found that mortification ha' cormiseotea, and Ili it Iliv tircedwd %at Litmus jug under a •ITIArt lever. The bas k of the ,leres•c I WWI tin ssed, and proper Medicines wets administered. the nest morning the 11101 titivation had increased, but that fever had sulrstili il—us itiiess, however, did 1101 iviOVI of any proper mcoicalgiutlrman elide' viliuse eat. I;e. (mold, leave the deceased, and lie fli,•11.1111e was Isis, at is sul k. 'flirt deceased complained of I;a.uig ivemeed a loin ia, the bagt:age N 1111,0• euueludrd nyne•ii:lo,V • ledgiog 11,41 the el:enter Ita. exirclue:y hot doiiii; toe 111.11 tit. 'Pith: elosi:cl the evidence, and the Josiy, after due 1 . 011- gioji•rall.ol. felollll. •ei.liet---Thit U.O deeea•ed ceived e handled 1.4.:11,, •16 I that died of I lie pdilie, dll l of toe lel deoildy, ill iatllie Mee C• lately at Coustatititsopl:; she was accompanied by a Christian priest, by a confidential agent, and a Jew --. tanker, whom Ali Paella employed in his great p:- tanniary transactions. She is treated with particular 114tinetion, and nothing is spared to entertain her • sumptuously. The Pope hopes to draw from her, ur from her attendants, some information respecting Ali's hidden , treasures; for nobody will be persuaded but that a emmiiderablc part of his vast property has laden lute to. :.ititful hands. Zunicit, .711 LY —Tne French Ambassador, ( omit Talley.-a.md, who arrived at Zurich a few clays ago, complains, in a note of the 16th July, addressed to the Diet, of the reprisals resolved on by sonic Cantons, and of other timings, which were re ferred by the assembly tv the Commercial Committee. ,Bncssms, JULY 27.—Captain Louis Croce, com manding the Sardinian brig La Pace, which arrived from Odessa, at Genoa, on the 17th of July has wale a statement, of which the following is the sub stance m—lie Icti Constantinople on the 15th ofJun6, arriving on the 19th off Smyrna, he saw the Otto man ficci all in tunes; at the same spot known by name of Chem:, where the Russians formerly on rut west which had taken refuge there.—llaving obserted that en aroma Ur:ek cutter, dew:heti hum MILITARY FLOGGING. CORONER'S INQUEST.--.PriI":IIATURE DEATH or I)l,DiElt, AGED Et. sr FLOGGING. An inquexl ax held" by air. Conlin:4, ruiuner for York, oil Monad), the EA ult., at the Yuik liarrarkx, over tile ho t ly ofJolin Fame!, a plivale in the Serana, or Quern ., i cgs:neat of tout, who had been flugyel at h ull,:111,1 wvl hua ~,,e net k aftertv.4l.l, rvinoveu to the above harraekv, where he I eamined iii great lotion e till F 111143, the wlitu tteallt closed Isis earthly antivrinto. 'flit! 1111111P/11 Cmuniellcrsl about hall past eltven in the lutetium', and the oily 'niter/a% ex mined was Nr. And, r w llrowue, a hill gem' tat the Yd rmuon Guards, 110 IV 0111. 1101 Md in York Itarsackx, clod 1111M . 11 al6l/1•C lIICIIIC4I cae the d 1 Celkell hod beri, placed o,l'hi. arrival. 'lnc pm putt ut hi, evidence was all 11,11,,,,v a; -4, 14 ; the Mill 11411 IC. eel ved 30111.0,1,ex fur an oileticv a( I lull, the exact &salute in which he wax nut acquainted anti; that, anon' seven slay• a tcrwarilx, the regiment b,.nL I eatsubtil to the Jet:eared war conveyed to Yolk 011 a baggage fall ; that the 11l ceased salOrllled the witne,i that a or rt *ml,l I einot inE • purinat mean It llk' I'd" I', on the march, lel it tall on ha, ioncit ; lh it 4 141- " Itti """" etl , MeOr taut the; it trailed no the I ILI' I that hall luau ...,'" Letters received frnu . olessit, dared the 7th et. ineution a circumstance of comitierable mercantile. imprtance. Odessa, by an 11..ase received by ex press from St. retenbt: egh, bar bueu re-establilicd as a frc.! prt. All gaols prohibited by the previous Tara would be adulated tat the payment of 20 per scut. art ra:arcia. Ti:e King's yacht, the Royal George, is arrived off Greenwich illspital, and the stor-4 , ,, &c. tar hi.r NI jesty** Ynyuge to Leith are putting un T:ie Jtoyal Xot;:triga yacht, Captain Attain, ai.ti the Pi:ince 4 l ' egent yucitt, Captain Sir Michael Seyinuor, %vita the l'heon and Egeria friptc.l, and Lk:Lod:at sloop of war, are tilieLy at the &we, ata tli‘re • await the arrival of his M.,..iesty. 744 Greek •SEQVC in Liverpoul.—Copt. the 41u(J, recently artivea iu Liverrool f.o y Smyrna. has hrou.gitt with him a Greek b..y, abeat ted.yeare d age, whom he actually purci..e I fur 7,, The youth was sold at the common b:tx.r, tog,thcr w:th lux in.,ther, btu.iters, and 66tcrai ; his 1.4114 C Lcu euvioualy 1 • . ....