The National Register. — London, England, 1818-09-07 00:00:00

_e P .. 4 ' 64 . • / 0 /f ( • • r •••. ottli= o t jject T 13: tem ~try, 1111 "M' L ,•,: - . . • - 1 ' . . -:;:la • ": • t p ‘ , • 4 , f 1 . •• • - R ~ .. .' i ~' ~.f ~ .. . ' ' . C.• , • " Our it ing, Condtitution anti a .0 . . • 4/6 "t. ! _. '35 1 2.—V0L. roi.rricAL insQurscrioN. ON Tar. smzurt.: of Tar. rLotams. . AMONG the vavious arguments broog!:t forward ou ...7fit• cf tl-.3 seizure of Pensacola by Itannibal the Cheat, (which was attacked by hi.le as Saguntum was by the lesser' Hannibal), during a period of profaned race, it is stations that the 11epaLlicans have already abjndoned the pretests as which they attempted to justify that owrage, and are satin led, at length, with boasting of the advantages which may result from it. One patriot (a tr.e!nbcr possibly of the New Cartha ginian staa) tells us, that the Floridas are usefirl to wards itrengthedin;; the southern frontier; ancrthem— fore they must be - retained. Another says, that Florida abounds in live oak, Which has become rather acarce in . nt2ro northern emu:tries ; and therefore ",sve• must , keep the Flaridas," A third supposes it " not impro bable'' that the British may hold Haven - nab ; and sive Pensacola would afford, in ewe of hostilities, a coonnaskiing harbour, the Ploritlas ought - not to be given up. A fourth honest 'get:than:ln acknowlei . r.gcs hirfraok belief t the Spanish provinces were wrong fully laid hold of , but, faith he, " since the blow bus t been struck," thgKeoveraase . nt must trot shrink from its own actions ; the peopla wish fur the Floridas, and " they must not be surrendered." Is point of morality, and in point of logic, we have seldom had the good fortune to sweet a parallel fur this; nor do we conceive that its falllow 4oulit be found in any school of practical reasmient, except stlck 'as emigrate periodically front the Rivet:Thames ta the tasters , shores of - New Mt luid. Are the Republicans aware that every total. deration which they have urged in favour of retainitig the Spanish provinces, becomes an eistally for able ruo tivb with other ssations forcompelling the U'llittal States . i to restore them? 'flag f the pissil)le cotititccire . y of war with England be r.saf&deirt rtratinn for strength sting the southern frontier L-for plundering from Spain trlpply of ship tim.lrey—"or obtaining against Gre.tt Uritaiu a comnian,ling port—the same contingency is an argument of precisely the same value in the eyes of the people thus men aced in tliov itions of repithl ican states men, for peeve sting that accession of frontier strength ; ' for tiithlsoldi::.; that su,pply of all-conquering live cols ; and for wresting from North America that commanding port. The dechiration, that liccaime the offence hts been committed, it must be maintained ; because the goods stolen are of high price, the rubbery must be defended ; and bemuse the Giver:inn:it has been guilty of an cerage. it-b e comes a d aty hteld of repairing, to per s'st in it f--Jleally the notions of right ana wrong which must prevail where such doctrines and principles ars circulated, would have acme better title to tho ad .l.irationof Englishmen, if they dill hot betray w stror.g a resemblance to twat system r.f ethics so long estah ...led at Netvgate. "l'he fridon of whole , ale rebbcry I. - eras accorlin!Jy to tlnive in all prts of North Ante r:ea. Lefevre Desiinacvc:;, and his cGrps of ‘• honour ti'lle" exiles, actuated, w prestune, by the double all- Irelus of ol,i prepensitier, and recent ensinple, have ized a L',litairia/, a proyinen to themselves—the pro •:pee of Texas, namely—which . , as it happens to be eluimetl at, cneo by the Spanish (.i:.a crnnse it and the I Trited States, Messrs. T),!onmettes awl Co. pronounce. t. he the property tif neither, and have thcrellire lappre r 4tited it to their own we& Si%ce writingg thrnbove, we 'have rertlve , l the Arne rlC,4ll juu.ynals, ‘which cootain a th , conpmt that appears trhe exposition in nabs:awe, tho, : zh not iu form, of: the tteutiments. e:ltsetailtzt by the Washington cabi nu, as to 6 , 1 invasion uf Flaridu, pn.l the seizure of Pensuola. It establ;,l;e t t vo rob!ttiuf ivr,x/rtance 14, 13.41 vlr of the United States, ana to the iuteresits Gau v.! Jultrm cri;: 2. II jq;a:e; MONDAY, gEPTEMPER• 7, IM. • • ueetled his crilers, but acted in open vit.ilation of t.hein- The Floridity are to L. ressurcul•ie.Spaily, on corit'it.. thtns, that Sriin will rot suffer her Indians to tt'fact the citizens of tke Llnittsl States, nor the. Italians biting their territory; nor syslkthellt.itcd States per mit these last-mentioned Intliiies. i :te . cotti me :we hosti T 'Hies agr.inst the subjects of hiAC4olie lqajcsti;ot ' Indiana, in any manner svieterest.e • The Calowitt,g is an extract from a privsts.letter,.! dated Bencoolon,. April 15, 184$:—« Oar tieveLints:•; tea:nit-Governor. Sir T. S. Raiffhit, LititZ, Juni luite,l arrivzd• hero on the 2iat salt. •He linuled on the neat, day, and took charge of tho . Government ender this usual forces. The great character which be acquired in Java had excited great expettatioe, and has male' his posence very welcutne. The aranner . in which .tkie: place kas been neglected, calls for immediate change . and revision., and considerable redactions, I inidervand, ..arc in contemplation. On the arrival of theintelligen a . : of the suelaucholy death of the PrincustCharlotte, th , • whole settlement went into %minting; andon the 511th I of Murch the Lieutenant Governor atyarnnoned &general nicettiog'ef . the inhabitants, wins framed and signed Addresses to their Royal , Highnesses the Prince He gent and Prince Leopold of Saxe, Coboarg,, deploring this calamitous event, which have. b.:en trairtnitted to England by Capt. Mitchell, of the east India Coin?a isy's ship - tiortittnacriand. The Lieutenant Governor also took advantage of the sorrow and feeling of the , 11110trbetit to establish The Sumatran Auxiliary Bible Society and the Itc..v. Mr. Winter, our chaplain, .preached an appropriate sermon int tie oemsion. No. thing can equal the melancholy with which we are overaleinied hi consequence of this sad catastrophe.-- The duty on the export of spice* has been taken otr, and in a short time we shall export 'WenEli for -- -‘;on of itaigiatul, and - "" .e cultivators think thoroselves well paid at s hakf penny per lb. fur nutmegs. As we lad a right t 9 ex pect from the liberal and enlightened views of our new Lieutenant Goverww, 1 trad4rstatid - be proposes to immediately abolish slavery, and antancipate the na tives fruit, the form! deliveries, Sec. moiler which they have lierewfore labottred. The gaining and cock fight ing Emus, the sour es of endless evils, are to be abo lished from the Ist of May." The Ariati,.. .Mirror presents level - it inchleistsrelative to the war, which were not noticed in the official disr..telies. It appears, that shortly prior to the great . battle of Alalteidpoor, the Bhyc (a Princess of Holier's family 1 was cruelly murdered. She had been previously placed in confinetnent in consequences of her haying wished to prevent a war with the En4Oish. A Council was then helki by Rooshun Beg, Rooshun Khan, and Glitiffon Khan, by whom it was determined that she should be put to death ; and she was oceonlingry taken down to the bed Of .he river and publicly beNs‘ded.— :.several Tau-telt; of er this tsok place between the dif ferent Chiefs, but the of itooslian Beg, pre. tailed, and tle battle wa , : fo The etKiscipience, ''hats ever, was flital 't he lrattalions which he commanded were cut u and disp , ....Tila,hitinself wounded, and Kitt influence aili'lilatcd. (In - the south of the Nerbudda tl:c agenrs of the Peisliwa lied taken great pains to seduce the Serays in on: service, and hail in. diced trucral lx,latiging to the ?mailbag: l'resid.eitcy to desert, par.!y by threatening to inflict. crueltigs awl oppressions on their families and friends. • In consc enersee, the Civil and Military Authorities at all the stations acre particularly enjoined to ext:arl protection to all the ti milies of f;i2poys ho refuso.w;thitt our territorie:. . This meastire, joit i te d to the subst , :uciit defeat's the !Irish** espereweed,; had. carapietely put a stir; to the4s.tcrrion aintrig the Sepayr. thilcnrinz N an extract of It letterimus T..!eyd's . Agent t of Good Rol.e. tinte.4 . datle Is: ri,.rrisJn, from :.r.ailras, arrivel nn the 2d The Captahl and lqleers report.. that , his arritrd . at Nl:tdras for tr9ops rfro‘rnrig4.e, t StaT, who were sui.rounsled in 4 mild from all co , anntn7e4tion loy the CaodiAtpt. A.Aittocla 13;.:trti of the. 85d resicrit' becn . ent• to pieces.--, Ceptail TiAlhii!, of . ts:u tqrtl Clahr:lrt; litrival on the 5:11 reirirts, tlatt his Ml.liwity aohip Minti•oi had l'oiiit tie Gpl!:, for Cnlowho), with tremps fpr tl,r •.. • • 06 PuicE . , 171 L (1L'.1:1; I • ,t • The aceounts this week of !ler Majastr?s disord*r a are very wifavutrable. It is said she has been grft- ' dually rdapsing ever since• liednesday week ; anti, SIP Ce.• . Settiday her Majesty luo. esperietseed a recurrence of all mint slistrossing synaptuurs of her complaint 011 Tuesday., for the first- time since her blitjesty hus'ac.e.s KS:m.lm vadat' belletiaof her health was teener. :. wstrus follows The album lambi:en very unwell the intim days. Her Me bas had but very MAL: Zeap . iss the eight. sad eteelieese awe is ed tLis morning. • •• Fit. MILL AWL " HUN. OLLVOKIL"t aferraing alltsiatlotrtf hatt Majesty's. health de , termined the l'rinee Regont to by asi le Lis projechmi• tour fur the present ; and an Stiesiosy evening,. instead .of prosnediag to . Begley, tva hovel Highseas remained at Kew till near elect:, o'clock, taut then rectwestl to. flan:mod Court, to sie.ep His Loyal Highness also. , retnaittea at Kin' till a late hour on Aloealaftii,-ht. The. Hsi/Owing an: the bulletins exhi:itetl f on ete respeetinudeys ut fife Qaceult Niece. .• Kew Palate, &pt. 1. "The Quen'aisatinues ierp mulch ;whirs:it; but her Natality hashed a Sitter stight th:ut was expected. .6 FRANCIS •' H. 11/O.MM" " Kew Pat Ace. Sept. 7. " The Quarrels*, had some tefresLingstcepin the uight, It.tt her Majesty is secant 4361414G0.. "FRANCIS Nil LI,NIAN, " 11. HALFORD." *6. Kew Palace, Sept " The Qualm continues mtteh In the um. I:ate as yesteolsy. eta:sults Les Aisjesty's aighs has been bit an tratitErent one. • " it A YCIS-3t11.1.31AN. • ...11. IIALFORI)." • Since her relapse, the Queen has reiterated her tie. . sire to be at Windsor, end a number of contrivances hive been thought of to reader her removal practic.s ble. The inteatimg eqrsoyikt her Majesty. in ohe... d'Senee to het' daitiest wishes, was acted upon for three, , of four days, butall pasparstimis far that purpose sensor op Thursday. It is stated the opinion of the physi. clans is very unfitvOuruhle. The ‘lueen's disorder, up to a /ate hiur on Friday afteructon, appeared rather to iee.rease than otherwise. She suffered mtielt pain, and wits in an almost total ' incapability of motion. The Prinms Augusta .and the Duchess of Glbucester arc ineessantly occupied in the atost anxious attentions upon their Royal Parent. Inc Prince Regent spend3•almOst all the whole day, and great part. of the night at Xe..v, rce,:ives half-hourly reports, aiul frequently sees her Majesty. The . of York and Kent also visit the Palace every day, he ; sides sending their inquiries szveral ti nes in those' r.lrts • of the day in which they arc not at Kew. An express was received so early as eight o'clock ycs tenlay morning, tin his Royal Highness the Prince Etc gent at Carlton i Louse, Nut Kew. The following is the offieial Medical Report recel7e 4 . front Kew Saturd4 morniug " It- , e T's:ace. Sept..s. " Iles 51kjasty hza no: 1.E4 a gel t. s l coatizgues.anrtl s*;le• " ra.kNcis MILLMAN. " 11. 12,11[431W." YesterTay the fylhreiv i ; "inc eXhibitc,7l the Qiieru's Pahtee, re.pc..cti•Tg ier Ntalest y'g . heal t • -- - - " Kew "aLee, Sr. F. " T h e Qiieen re , r.t;nneel verr •”*: ...:I.>'e of yestt7ll.4. but l(e: kas at coal night, rates .I:t:.c bete- maruini•. " " 11. 11.tioNte/i1(." • Wedneq lay a Cuttrt of I)lrc.-thr? oras hail at ILA Et..st India !liaise; v••11,:n ships were t4kca up and tints gati7.ot.j., and Chir.a - - 1-NiartinisCannlen, Capt. I,ark.ps: ChitrkaGrant.(saig., • Scutt ; Capt. 11-irrtr.laPe ; Essw,.x, Cart. Nist:c...• , and .i,awthc.r Castiu, Capiaiu Nlottiock. ani• • Iptina— . Ntlas; C.tpt. INl".tyne; U'itter!oo, Capt. Ms:4;er.; eqrtathatn. Cart. lica.stiaPe, /tl.sints and C i lia. -4.N.1w Ship i , taildittg by Nf t ssrs (7apt. Franklin; ani General Notive. St. Helena, 11 . 11117. y, rind C.hiu„--limuhac, Capt. 11.41nitvol ; an d c• wner . : l Norris,' . Cep Niarlrus and Cart, rdiTatfroot, Nfi acrva, Captain • Ilitthqrlson. sutras and livuir.sl—,t'ariAv. Capt. Illoncharl; and Capt. !donning. Bengal INiract....— • Nrinecc , c Clattintte of NVoles. Capt. Gribbie ; ar.ti Ma tells of Wcilitiqt.on, Capt. Waal t 'Art .W. Ni.tr.ai ~ 4;14. groin • • hit') tliC contatonti of the Morris V (1 ! . (t.,.... k & 4. ,i.:, , i