The National Register. — London, England, 1823-05-11 00:00:00

II I "' `-'1 • . g , ~--. grib• I ur xvt. • No. 1,418.- AMERICAN PAPERS. NEW Yon', APRIL 8 —lforsibte Barbarity. C` stain Robinson, arrived yesterday from N. Orleans, informs that the . brig —, Perkins, Ketmeltunir, artited - at the Belize, on the 21st , ftmn Port-atr.Prince and Catnpeachy. Captain Robinson was informed that she was boarded in entering the harbour of Campeachy, by • piratical schooner of Afoot 40 tons, and manned' by 30 or '! men, who asked for money, but Captain Perkins denied having any. They then stabbed him in viral places, and cut off one of his arms, when a told them where the money wss (200 doubloons e which they took, act' preeeeded to murder him in the most inhuman manner. He was first deprival. of the other arm and one of hie'legs. 'They then dipped oakum in Melted put 'mein hismouth • under him; set it on fire and thus terminated sufferings !!! The mate was stabbed with a sabre in his thigh. They also robbed the brig of anchors, and cables, sails, rigging,. quadrants, -charts, books, papers, and nearly 'all the previsions and meter,- On the passage from Campeathy to the .Balite, was providentially supplied with provisions by seve ral vessels which she tell in with, or they must I inevitably perished. The above brig was no doua the Beflisarius, Perkins, which sailed from Pert au-Prince on the sth of Februaty, for Campatehy NEW YORK, MARCH 24.—1 t is reported the British schooner eEtterprise, from Matanzas Nassaa, has been taken by a beat from Matanzas, and all on board murdered, except two females. BALTIateRE, 31.—Arrived the schooner charity, Myrick, 20 days from Ponce, Porto Rico.— A French brig from the Spanish Main, with cocoa, was brought in a prize sieve slays before the Charity sailed. An English brig; See La Plata to Haven ride was brought in and condemned on the-28th February. A private sloop of evar and schooner entered the harbour nf Ponce by a flag of truce, - demanded the restoration of the prizes lying in which was refused, when the patriot vessels raeuced a bombardment, which lasted about an , when they hauled off and left the port. • Captain Myrick reported that Porto Rico privateers are still capturing and condemning every thing they fiat i with, tra ding to patriot ports or elsewhere. Mezieo.—Capt Hawley, of the schooner Fa arrived at , Philadelphia, states, that according to last reports .received at Alvarado, from the ina province!, Puebla, Ouija, and Vera Cruz have declared in 'favour of the liberal system of Gov( ment, and that the Captain.. General, Echavera, at the.city of Puebla, at the head of 5,000 men, would march immediately for the city of •Mi The Emperor was then in the city of Mexico, was said to be fortifying it ; reports say, that he had 5,000 men. The castle of St. Jean tie ' had been reinforced, and was still in possession the Royalists. Pzate—'l' he expedition which sailed from 'in October, against Upper Peru, had arrived _ ferent points of the coast; but having no means getting water and provisions, nor mules for Tortetion, and withal being sickly, they would probability be compelled to return to Lime. coast of Peru from Pisea south is a desert, and vegetation occurs witltiu 40. and, in most parts •110 miles of the gout, except in the small .valleys through which the rivers dis2harge; and tt these pleas, with the exception of Quilca and Arica, there is no landing. The troops of the expedition amounted to 4,000 (in 40 transports convoyed by a frigute and two sloops of war), consisting of 800 Chilenos under General La Cruz, 800 Peruvians nnder Colonel Miller, 1,200 13uenos.Ayreans under General Alvarado, and 1,200 Colombians under General —, the whole under the direction of Al 'Laredo. the spiritual welfare of their . mores. From the first institution of the Society LH) children of the Jews hare been educated in the u. vim faith, ow one of whom bail, to the knowledge 5.7 the Society, ewer 'ran him the errors of the religion g ittheir foretathers An immense titer of copies oll.the New Testament, 1 in the Hebrew language, and liiistdreds of tiloimitide 01. 1 ' tracts have been circulated wtierceer Jews -could be found. The Coatroom then called upon the meetint 1 fur their unicanitting etfOrts in &tenor of the institution, *tome views militated Ore interestsol 6,000,000 people,. woo were scattered over the face of the emit. • The children educated by the Sotriety then tong a hymn in Hebrew. , . The report Cited CJIIeI.OI ilalaffifil elated by intim *lll li r the Society, :mil one case of a tilieil ho had been 4 o s.. demned to impriwormient its tint mire id Corr elio.i, for a tong period, hut who there came a convert to christia tip) , without any advice fretm the cler,loit an •re• lie W 3! now iii the service of a moo who placed use most mihnondeil coofi truce in liltut . Tite-{epat . - con: chided %volt a call Ina more Fund!, . The - Kato of .Gimieester. la } notiort that the.report lit: ieceiverl old primed, lIIQII 110WelfUlly 411!011iialfiC cause, which, he -assured Ilse tweeiiii,t, met with Ot firmest support from the City of Uluucestar. • General Jose de la Mar is the ,chief of the Junta 'of Government ; the Marqui; of Torre Tagle Com. mander.in.Chiet in Lima. The Congress were in sesvion ; Gen. San Martin was expected in Lima ; Tart of his staff had arrived from Chili. He had been to the baths of Cocatev, in Chili, fur the benefit •of his health. The troops remaining consisted of S,OUV Colombians at the village of Mir:adores, one league limn lima; 2,500 Peruve,tn and Buenos. Ayreen troops in the capital ; and the militia, con sisting of all the able-bullied men between the ages • I- . ..... ._ .... _ .... ... . t4.4:1 0.4 1! lit .- it ,..,.... t 0 tt ~ • . . • .1 . i .,_ ...... • • /*fill:, conirtitut 1 , We iLato. , -- . • . . _. . -. SUNDAY, MAY I, 1623. . PRICE 9kl _• of 36 and GO. The latter are - Red in' ima I..ird Caliiiorpe sec.mde.l the retail i • ,in winch n e and the castles oPCellao. took occasion to comm.:tee in the strongest 1111.1131Wr, 01 • 1 ' .... ) General La - Se.rna, the V, . . - iess at 'Cute° system of educating the children upon the establaot • rev , ' with 3.500 troops. General Co •• • • i n mew ' ' '• -• ' '' ` The resolutions were all agreed to, and the meeting , - tlf Arequipa, ih the 'place of 'Gen ..' .'. •• ire., Mao separated. Wt. retired to Spain. He has 4,00 Q •., ~ The troops • 1 lin of Juija consist of 2,500 fine . . and he advance FROM LAST xiGur's GAZETTE. 111 under that of Valle: of 1,00 .. Uri the neigh- -.....- cid bourhood of Cantata. Not; ••• enteetainad by WAR OFFICPt, MAT 10. • *l4 rneat th , Itego' ,of 4ght•Drageons-Capeain the Hen. t ' 4O 'the Royalists in Upper Pdru. . ireljele we* was A nbun (tutu(tututba sad F oot . to b e Comoio. oleo joges i k l,r, ins completely abandoned, cud ' Ate aid df 'Soles exchanges. Dated tot May, nets. h. . the ;Patriot army squid alp ; BANKRCPTS ..44■114.... S. • of the... Cordilleras. - -•-... csio lt s . s. Spende mosss. lew ien D bo ray w ton and irt Coia:es. salap. Ironmonger. Soli• IN) On the 29th of .—•-4 i 4 ' estwthereial re- • 4.incoln'Abe. in -gelation was enforced in - ''' ~.,• vent all foreign 'l'. Jepson, Heaton Norris, Lairtshiro, brewer. Sole. 31esant. " , .., .., , is, and also to ' Ellis j ant Cu . Cannot Street. • merchants from receivin g • " J. Roper, Norwich, woollen draper. Sob. Messrs. Poole and prevent - all foreign eased* .- ''''N - ding from obe. ca. Gray's Inn Square. and part of the toast' tosnother. -.-: W. C. Bligh. huh ) grocer. Sots. News. Hind and Co.. his Temple. - i J. Beadsmoore. Ashby de la Zinick. I.6astersitire, printer. COUR? OF COMM ... ' 'CIL. Sole. ltiessrs. Dar and Co. Guildtord Street. .1. H. Babson, muiderbstd, mercer. soh Mr. Blakiston, Sy mond's I on. On Pridera Special Court " • Tat the purpose of 11. Beek, Bathsmpton. Somerset, meaitaan. 'Ws. Messrs. ,'.''- receiving the 'final report of th : ' . (toute-Commn-' Nethersoles and Co. Essex Street, Strand. she tee relative to London Bridge,- .. 'int was crovded J. J. Bandana, Great *incheater Street, merchant. Soli. below the bar to excess, the • ' - ing excited' very Messrs. Blind and Co. Broad Streehiluildinips• a uctioneer. Sal. have great interest in the city. A..• 7 • .• tine of t h e b us t - W. Murrell. Skinner Street, STOW Hitt, A i lyt tress wa s gone t hrou g h -# ' Mr. Rouen, Akiersgate Street. , W. H. al*Queen ' and S. Hamilton. Newman Street, Oxford Mr. Jones brought up the . ..., be Dek a -ee Nouse Street , stationers. Sob. Messrs. Hutchinson and Co. Lincoln's Committee, which detailed ." of the hill fur inn. a new bridge, now in (hit • • •of she House of W. Stemma, Little Chelsea. limn draper. Sol. Mr. Herisl‘t, that Columns. That coinatittee .--4 .," ', tired • the clause Northumberland ..s.u:k Street, Strand. tress, 6 , . to 'allowing the eitrin baild ha. , protection of the victualler . u n ualler. Sot. Mr . i.. gars:C .l d. East P aevmor l i i 1. beth n . m. Slugre. property westward of the • , , • ge. to case °I an T. Phillips, Strand. victualler. Sok. Mr. Newton, Scile's overflow on its removal; but. t '; • •to • cisme in- Place, Carey Street. demnifyine the city for any d• ." tillit sustain from DIVIDENDS. such a cause, sail also Mile • . .); i t i n t h e event of May 31, W. Baker. Lloyd's Coffee Holm, insurance broker he leidge remaining unfitris "• . • committee halt 31, P. Wood, Kingston, burrey, gardener - 3t, G. Luck:Shure ditch, hosier-31, J. Henley. Hampstead Road, feather-31, regulated that 12,9001. per , • i ', aitould be set as id e H. Barthouti, Soho Square, bookseller-31, J. Bryant, Liver from thellridge Home Fu ~. •he it:cruces of the pool, merchant-? 4. B. J. Johnsen, Houndsditch, cabinet mint maapageoteist, and for the p• ••, • • a fg=i i ig charges -3 t, R. Pellowe, Fainibuth, oherver-lri, T. Rye, Bermondsey, upon - the funds. The surplus v , . (if an y) oil and co:ourtnan-31,r e, A. Townsend, Little Chelsea, brewer to opaiiia as a soil of lei 'd, so dischoge the .77 1 .. if. Pritchard . , C w imen dmperrlune 1, U. A. Wickes,!o : s, ar t i etti . n i r So l uir i e gt;ou merc h ant iveT7, 3 meit I r an . i t,. V : l it h, i t i S. debts contracted von tike: 1• 4 1 :Ile Funds for the :, and new undertaking. TN:-,- ' ..., w.,1 also negatived and W. King, Ipswich, maltsterii--2, It. Make- I swicli 2. g an • port, the clause for raistagtlie . ~, . 4 , ensderiaking tarit grocer-IS, 11. Clarke and F. Gundry . Liverpool. men, 1A ... the credit of the poet do --. :, eLsigt wine. T he 2, B. Wilson, Thornhill Loss, York:Jure, lime banter. Cum- Bridg e Bridge HonseCominktne had obi 1 a itonferenee with v CERTIFICATE'S so be granted Alay.3l. h °l ". Lord Liverpool and - 4 Cho lb I s of the Bee Inquer, . 1. N ... ..,1. , 'W., and s F. ol G es . c il han am ss iltor l i. r tf e ew wli : i y Chambers, and .1 : twin on the siihject of dee- 311,C4 w • goyermuent might I t i nak z eZV e .liarnat,Cardiff, inuholihr -F. Jick o iv n e , r ltooil I.aa, still give, and-weseinfri prilt, ••, ' tit 'was willing to merc h ant -T. Welch, Great Tower Street. wine merchant-'-J. ' in Jileanee Money at' four pert lit. ' eau , and also to re- Colvin, Abehurch Lane, snirehatit -K. C. Southlarook, Covent Bait the duties on the smite that nil . ' lat requisite , Garden C umbers, mer chant-W. B. Whiie..lihsand. •r p r-- .eiter *a' debate on this report, was moved by Mr. J. and H. Bird, Poultry, jewellers-IT. Aellaio;1. L a re'. "a rm, Oldham, that an teboti tttttt mit sh - take place. This timber rnsechant• to the was agreed to upon a division, wit there appeared for --- tenor th e aajr-iniment a majority of 23. X We understand it now to be settled, that the Duke ell Au adjournment then took place until Wednesday de Polignac is to be the accredited Minister front tern- " el " r• I France to o.ls country. This appointment will tend tismisuisiiiii was .._,_ o - to repress the numerous idle reports which find their TV CONVERSION OF THE JEWS CHRISTIANITY ~and t way into circulation, in consequence of the French Lexie°. On Friday a most numerous *ring of the Society Diplomacy in London being confided only to a merit and Charge d'Affuires. for promoting christianity anionita4 the Jews took pin , also at the Freemasons' Parent.-Sis T. Bantle, Bart. in the A badge worn by the partisans of the French Ulloa chair.-There were upwards of 50. adies present. The laggression on Spain, and newly brought from Paris, i i of platform was crowded with clergy . Neer the chair- ~ was on 'Change on Tuesday. It is a piece of our man sat Lord•Beelee, Lord - Ge m r. LAW Catthorpe. row riband, obviously of French m a nufacture, the one of the Russian Puttees, the • op of Gloucester, Lima g ro. ik e . 4 , colour yellow, and lots the words k iva el lity absu. riga la I raltisician inscribed on it. Thes l r at cbc. The Chairman having stated tßaShject of - the meet.': ludo, y of hug, observed, that altitintirlt be caahl not deny that the budges, we understand. ere worn openly in Paris. trans- converainn of the Scythiaii, or thtgreatest leireariati, t.• A private letter front Paris in the 41g-wine Zei in all a belief of the truths of christaidty was as important • tune, says, that time name of the Governor who hat The•• AA that of any other nation, yet t4e•e) was something iii agreed to give up an S.....hastian to the French is La. the history of -the pertectitions elf the Jew oh people Hum*. Ballasteros, who had obtained infinmation '. no which commanded the sy watt/ins of dune ult., lit for . . -ir fellow meatores. ' lc . a - e abotiquo chi' e the attaek made by the drench. The sante lets -. ebrietiatt ' t states, that to obviate the alien; of similar acts !dge hf . treachery, the Spanish Ministers have appitual t• AM q t II supplemental commandants to each fortress, , sof alit • will control the outing commandant, should he hundreds induced by bribery or other motives to favour wherever called • enemy. NORTIIUMBeULAND House.-5o vast have been the alterations and. improvements in the or;ginal outline for the interior decoration of this uni pre noutsion, that it it feared it,tvill not be reedy for the reception of the Fadiionable World this scam Too much cannot be said in prai*e of the laudable fct evticed by his Grace in keeping up this an cient relict of his illustrious house. Nlany temptin offers were made by speculators in baildiug, Lot It s Grace's iteilorm answer was- 1 ' No ; I will not de stroy Oro gift, of. toy.. forefathers." In consequenco, every device; however incunsitterable, has been pie. ileswea; and we are assured the Luilding-itailt - is now. in a more perfect state than at the Clue of its 'erection. • " -• ; . „ Aer of ao who be the