The National Register. — London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

Qi4 B U .PIOS-.lr 11 P . A PE Hs. ILCPTIER rNroot 'Ur LMT.-COS , PRICOR OP SAT Ibis TO TM GOVICANOIt OF TUE POIOVI‘CY. or CUYO. The city of Sail Lois has Jost give's a fresh example of .brruism and fidelity., and she I.voopeass Spitiiards have ex +flitted tothe a orld a new scene of horror, in:platitude, nen torbarity. At (a..utlockthe Sp: hpt oimers, Von Jose Orilonex, Colonel Idtio Joansint soon dr Rivera, Colonel don Antonin Morgado, Lieutenam Caloitel Dolt iLiireozo Norio, Captain Don fireoirio Carretero, and Lieut. Von Juan came Ili osy home. After the voival expressions of ceremony, Carrel:ern addressed me : " 'oar last i is en or ; all Asnerica ia lout, and there is slow no ea.ape for yint." On saying this, Caretferee. Burmalo, and blorgadir rash d not me with their dagger,; t 'le webers were al the same lime preparing to fol low their etample. I ran bat la anis and gained a recess, .-where I gave liarindo a blow which *truck hint to the grun •I. They then all al lacked me. t fell, mod in Ihe sti us ale it get up, received some coostusious ii, the face rend dif ferent parts of the body. At lost I gin ion my feet just at the 1110111P111 a hen the firing and 1110 ITIO..1:1OPP of the people at the either point's, which Doe pi isomers arse endeavouring to obtain post:swoon beean to he beard. " I must here obseote, that the very circumstances from which my ascailants promised threaselves soirees, di,cioncerted their plait, shim, I. their simultaneous mot ~neat. I las ii:g attcuspiad ea siorpria• the barracks, ni there • e time that u,ey entered and svrroun,lyd tut hon.., the tr o ops tio, Lord mot on the alarm, mid the people. as It were by an electric stroke, 11...tv Ito arms. ' , biding my door Chstesied, U.r people pro ceeded to break it open, is hie It convioved those who acre at tack hog me that their se hens.. had prose,' abortive. Struck with terror, they mew Ile•011‘hl me 10 SilVo their lives, and .1 went out under. pretest of quiettoog the people in the street. They rushed soddenly in, und in the resistance which the pri masers made, flurguillo in 'Dolly *omitted my Secretary, Capt. Don Jose Nlaimel Dive. ois, At this moineat I tell that the duties alloy other accorded nub s he,just iuditnart boo of the lo mph.. I ordered them to he instantlt put to death ; and hi in. pi c,eure. and under the eyes of an Mime , of and gtNICIOn. po "tile who had ret coved them with hospitality and the% ettnat,il their crime. Col. Ntorgailo died by soy hands. 1 t find language to describe to you the cow/tidier of these !111 assassins, alio, baring attacked one gait( un' spit tedly, anti of possession of my anus, left PIP Si WNW t any resource, except the ciiiihilens reliance I placed on the good disposition of the people, aml the caniker n hie h they bate aluays maintained on similar cases. I was not de, cited he my h•pea. 'File whole boon actor: , a - the g ren le, t rue, gi , "tut with as much moderation as could bi• pccte on ail attempt a Inch threatened thel,vr of all the inbalidnnis. Theo... übo were taken at the bai rat k, 21Y . C1 Pd the fate of the lest. .41 firs! they got possessioa of :the arms. but they acre soots recovered, tool they w ere killed to iflo their own moos in their hands. Among them mere the !men It 10l tot the Arms, Dan Miguel Dal roeta, and Leut.-(poi. Arras, Nko defeated theithwit es until the. if's Ili the former oafs a ea ord, and the latter It ills u musket. 4)ot our side we hate had. besides the unfortuturte loss of 'Cap: Il iv, tie.. only two stokliers wounded, one or whum is my assistant ii ii , eif whose recovery there is no hopes. I shall, a ithuirt delay, institute proceedings to discover the remainder of the coutpirators, and will give you an account of the result. Public tr.nquillity was re•established as sud denly at interrupted. I have adopted every necessary pre caution, and my coo& denre in the npin.ott. and feelings Of the inhithitams, hi comes every thy stronger. 1 send you II list of the pris,m, r, killed in the contest wads the troops and the people. The remainder sI ill be kettt in safe custody until the au vestigatioit about to he coinineaced shall he eparlwit d. (Signed) 17.1 - 2SI)1111.3 1. lo San Luis, l'eb• 8, 2119, I I o'clock a. en." A list follows of the names or 27 Spanish officer, Lill, d. Auto her despatch, dated the 201 h, states, t hal the po damers mad, their attack in three dit isions : the first proceeded gig/Oust the barracks, the t fond to the prison, find the 'bird to the Lieuteuloot•flovernot's house. The inquiry instituted respect ni;.; the enaspiracy was (concluded ill four days; and, 4111 Pie report being made, eight more prisoneis, six of whom Jaz, e teiti.aus, were ordered for execution. te ,, islation proceeds with an to,;:celeratcd pace. In the &use ofCcrarconsonWednesday they dispatched ttiNtwry subjects, between the hours to two o'clock in the afternoon and eight in the evening. It i. calculated that the new Church tube erected in the garish of St. Pancras will cost .thepazish at least 30,0001. The following statement respecting the legion ,now raising in Ireland appears is The Dublin Frei,- lug PU4I of the 29th ult :--" GENERAL DEVE KLUX'S Leolow.—" The Ist light infantry be longing to this regiment is now in pro.,;re..s of formation and equipment, under the command of Colonel Power, late Majcr of the ;pinata 28th foot, an elder etuinently fitted fur this tlikin , wished sank, having been in more than 30 general battles, indepetvient of various affair. of lers moment. Se- veral officers of experience have already joined the light infantry, which priehises to be in every respect one of the finest corl•s in the Patriot service. Though but a few dats on foot, such is the unxiety of officers and men to obtain admirsion into this re giment, that thera is no doubt of its being complete and at sea I, y the tat of August. The fat rifle regi. otent of D'Evereux's legion has embarked, and the Ist Lancers. a remarkably tine reginieut, commanded Coionel Aylmer, is complete in officers and men, and will sail in a few days. Roca op Trs Nimes —A real Sporting Race tool place, oa l'bursilay morniag un Epping fiat. be tween a gentleman from named Tollmin, and Lieutenant Fro e, ten wiles, tur 100 guineas e-aide. The ground was two miles, and the pedes trians did the first four iniie.s in 19 minutes 52 se conds, and they were together. The next four miles were done under t 0 minute;, and the last two miles were gallantly contested, and the Lieutenant won by six yards, and each perforiaed the distance the hour. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. PUBLIC MEETINGS. 01,ASGOW It I'AVINZS. EXTRACT OF A rutr.vre: LETTER IntON CLASGOW. 0 BRIDGETON, JUNE 22. " The nirelitig Which took place DK the 10ith has been variously estisuated, front 20,000 to 00,000, and some will have it ill it DO fewt , r thda 100,011 d per•uns were on the. Gr..en, from first to last. Yost ram easily figure to yourself the thousands of operative weavers who weft. Oleic, who get wages varying through all the shades of difference, from IDS 4 than one-half to less than one-sixth of original pi ices; but it is not so easily conceived how such a multitude, assails,' by so many heart-rending privations, could behave as they did. They retired from the hustings in a May or Manner that would Ildre dune honour to any cla►s, age, or natitm. Never was the power of surnd and correct principles more satisfactorily 'Unstinted, never the extent of human endurance r convincingly pi caved. What will be the feeling*, what the fears, of those who have been in the habit of calling and treating as as the stri.ash his rely, it is high time fur these own 10 think that opprobrious names are now must uoappropi l ate, and unworthy of men of liberal minds.'' STOCK PORT MI E public muting. to Agitate the same political topics among the Werr classes of people n hich have lately excited attention in this and other parts of the country , was held on Monday at Stockport. upon Shady-brow. The proceed ings commencc.l at one o'clock, who as Sir Charles 1% olselev , Bart. took the choir, having first treaties' ,, the principal ma gistrate (the Reverend C. l'oescott) to pros ide the 'alerting as at to an adequate attendance of the civil power In keep order and tranquillity. He appealed mindst a group con sisting of the venernb e Ogden, the Rev. Mr. Harrison, and others. Oa this occaaeuna n flag Iva , exhibited, bear ing on One side the several inscriptions of " Annual Pair haments" —" Universal • Mirage . ' —and " Vote lay Ballot ;" alai on the reverie No Corn Laws." •I'he log Vs as crowned with the ('ap of Liberty. The concourse of people, probably exceeding the aggre gate of any previous meeting, nos present. and about 4 (o'clock the mof the day terminated, after passon‘ at series of resolution., to the same impart that had been niioliteii in 'HIRT pi ices. Every thing was conducted peace ably and BLACKBURN FI:NiILE ItEEORNI SOCIETY. At Black Miro. rear Malichester, a society has been formed under the abuse title, from w hick a circular has been i..n•d to other districts, invitiliz the wives and daughters of the workmen in the diferent branches of manufacture to lorm heinselves into similar societies. The object loud aim of his and the projected stater bllCit . 4les IS to co-operate n it It the different Masses of workmen in seekhog redress or their crievancm, bat •• to instil into the minds of their children a deep and rooted hatred of" the Government and Ilitu.es of Miniana•ot, whom they are pleased to call •• our t)ranni cal rule's." NORTH A meeting of the inhabitants of the North or nevon wits held al Barnstaple Oil Friday lisl , ri.r Ito. puloise of taking into cimsideialltlll the present stale of public ntiair,. J. I). Hitt.s..tt, 1.. q . a Connie:ye for the representation of the borough, uddresst•.l toe, ling ha 4 speech of very run side, able length, in it hic It he took a detailed view of the si tuation of the country - , its finances, and public debt. He particularly Ravi rted to the immense ex pence of our rolonies to Ilif mother country, and 'fie dis ids:midges experienced Irmo, (IN• want of nets lor the enclosure of waste lauds, and the Min:llion of tithes of this kind. Ile coneluded with moving it series of residue •, the last of which went to declare, that by a plotter reduction of ripener in the Ord nnowe, Militury, and oilier Departmenes, smelt mill of tax: s might be remitted to the people. Ile furl her moved, that at Petition to the I I Ouse of Lords should forthwith be framed nn these resolutions. rieveihl gentlemen of the Corporation of Barrotnple np. posed the resolution.. on the ground that as the meet ow wsts held iti the (MildhAll of that Borough, they might he ildttrioto to the interest-of the 'Borough in the pending couiest before the House of Lord.. Mr. Bassett replied. ' . - Dr. Whven contended that Mini..ters had done •'err thine to lessen the public es! entliture. Ile therefore 'nosed, that it is int speihrut to Petition. Bussehier PAN 14 ray, Ex' . also a e.oodidate for the Borough !reloaded Dr. Wave,fo. amendment. Mr. Bassett •poke to the amendment. With regard to Dr. Was,Ms observations. thvt the Minivters had done every thing to lewris the public expenditure, he need only 'ante the enatarteuf a grant of 10.6904 per annum to the Duke of York (cries of hear) fur rendering th it at kiwi to a parent which every goad sun would always be most motions to show. The ivineniiinent is Da Owls put to the determination of a Shaw of Wital4. ant lietteve,! h a large majority. Mr. Bassett's resolution,- a ere then pawed as a matter of COWS.. Pumas's. Shelton, who recently defeated Burns, was mulched on Friday night last against Benniworth, the Champion of Essex, for fifty guineas a side. To meet on that day six weeks, in a twenty•tbur foot ring, in the above eovnty.— Twenty guineas a side are deposited, and the whole of the stakes are to be made good at the Castle, South End, Lsses, on Friday week. Benniworth has beaten seven men in sumession without a swatch upon his face, and the last man he fought was called " Bullock Bunt s," whom lie defeated with the greatest ease, having his left hand tied to his Benniworth weighs about thirteen stone and a hail, and is a good right handed hitter. The Essex Fancy are all upon the alert ; and even bet ting was followed up with great spirit. Not less than five thousand pounds, it it said, have been :waved this year at the door of the Royal Academy for utlmittance to the exhibition. We bad much rather hear that it was thrown open tree of expence to the pubiic, in the same manner as similar instituCon.; are in Paris. htirstlay a litter rit mi fewer than five leverets were (valid cut the laud~ of the Rev. C. Jolvosson, of Bildestt,ne. JUL V 5 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MONDAY. JUNE ?f3. This morning, Ihr Lord Chief Justice sat at Nisi Prins, till til o'clock, and heard several easesi moat of them nu• defended, fur pecuniary demands. Mr. Justice Bayley then sat to take the justification of bail. MORRIS V. HUNT. In this ease the defendant appeared, to put in bail in er ror. His sureties were, Wm. Giles ' of No. 5, Wy eh-street, Strand, baker ; and Win. West, o f No. 329, Strand, w ire - worker. They severally dr posed, that they were worth sOl.ll. after all their debts were paid; that they were aware that they could not, in Iris case, surrender the defendant, and so exonerate themselves,and that they had Out beta indemnified fur now giving bail. DOC. ON TIDE DIENIP OF HINLEY, V. WOOD. This case has been frequently before the public. It was originally tried at the assizes in Cornwall, and was alter. wards argsted, at great length, before the Lord Chief Jos tier, Mr. Ju►tice flayley, and Mr. Justice fithroyd, at Ser. grout's Inn ; Mr. Jastite Best, who bail been formerly en gaged as Lottiosel in the cause, having declined to attend. On the trial a special verdict was found by the Jury, NMI the Court now gave judgment on the merits, Three points hail been reserved for their consideration. The first was, with respect to the stamp on tie letters of achninistratim. ; hut as the Can't gave their tr; 0000 Mir on that 1 tat the time of the argantera, h WW..3 'Aar) rut their Lord ships to repeat it now. The second ;mint vt as, w rill regard 1 0 the d e ed of the 3,1 of March, Irinti, and hi.. Court were clearly of opinion that it operatett as 0 liceirse. It con tained all the regular pacts of a deed, and gave full and ample ;rower to dig and 'watch frit stri tale and minerals within the grounds thereby demised. This was the true emistritt : of that instrument, and its real and sole eye rntlon. On the third point, namely, with tespeet to the tt.entry, the Court were also of opi n ion in favour of the tfelvit.l4lll; and the it Lordships declared, that judgment must be entered accoi Jingly fur him. WILIGHT V DOLBY. Mr. Di moan appeared to show tau., against the rule ob tain( dby Mr. Chou% in this case, for further time to plead. *1 he Lord Chief Justice, however, desired tlvrt the argu met.t might 'mind over, as Mr. Justice Bayley had left the Court MI other bminess. THE KING V. 111011 ELY woo Lr. Nit-. Pollock, em the part of the defendant, moved for n rule to .Low rause why the isii te of kvari which tad hrrtt obtainu diu this case, should not be se-t aside. The learned r Un rl said, tinbt the, had been moved fur and ob. tattte'! by Mr. Chitty, at the untance of the Shetld's of Lon then ; hut the Lord Slayer and Commonalty. the Lords of ihe'fremetry, and the prose•eutors, had since SeVerielly clailo - the fine, and it was doubtful, perhaps, to whom it legally belonged. The defendant, whose adielavit as to these facia lee held in his hand, only wished to he secure; far although the hue could be ;mid but once.. et the (the learned comesel) conceived, that if a person wrongfully took out Imo e, it would be no answer to the patty who came afterwaids to the Cow t with the law in hes favour. The Lord Chief Jostler granted the rule, and det.ired that it tuight be served out the tilwritls, on the solicitor for the Cuts, on the solicitor for the Treasury, and no the prowru tors ; but that it should require the Sheritfs only to ,tiow cause. THE RING V. IC \TITER. This um an iodirthieof azaiost the detendAnt, nn attureey of this Cowl, on the pruseculloll of Mr. Alexander lirurr, , for pe rjur,. Mr. Bruce now appeared in person, and moved for a rule to ,hen rause why anew trial .hou d nut be granted. The Lord Chief Justices. that there ha.' heel' a cer. dirt of acquittal, and there Nag nu instnnr e of A ;we. trial having he,t, granted 111 criminal proseculions. Mr. Brace said he was before snare that this was the law. lie then booed and retired. B7C•PARTE 111411ILTOV. Mr. Andrews moven, in behalf of Mrs. Hamilton, a lastly who recently mode herself known in the Crain* by bringing actions against the Lditors of Papers, for a rule to she% cause why two Attorneys, employed to bring the said actions should not he struck oil the roll of the court. The application was made no Mrs. Hamilton's affidavit, a huh •t.ted t h it the s aid Attorneys had hrought no less than ti:Seen actions in her name. She only gave instruction: In commence sit , and all the others were commenced a about her know ledge or consent. In foster of these actions large sums were received, which the Attorneys had neser paid over In her. On the contrary, she had hers) arrested fur costs of suit, and confined a considerable lime in prison. Mr. An , resi s further •tiled, that the Master had taxed the hills of the said Attorneys, charging Mrs. Hamilton a ills SYOI. and had actually found a balance due to that lady. It was wised that the public would be versed by a props r enquiry into this alleged misconduct.—The Court grhmed rule to diets cause. 1101 1 1R11% V. lIONT. Mr. Scarlett thened cause againot a rule obtained by Mr. Hunt an a former day, for the Mager to review hi. , taxation It appeared to the Claw, under all the riroan. statireb, 'hot the Ma, tor had alloned an ovrteharge of a fro shiliino with re.pect to the numbn r of f-lio4 iii the de• lit. ration, and upon that item alone 'bey allowed Mr. Hugel rte to be lade alwolute. COURT OF ( HANIERY. TUESDAY. JUVE 29. The Primers: of Wales v. I.9rd Limerpoml, Could Memler, and another. The Solicitor General in this caw moved, that the Bill filed by her Royal flightless again, t the defendants should be itsnuissal. with rusts to be taxed by the Mater. The late Duke of Bruns wick had signed wend documents, giving the Printers 13,01u0i. and the same day he also„ ..s alleged in the bill. gave her by another document 15.(ssu French loins. Lord Liverpool and Count Munster were appointed executors, and tie present suit was instituted to compel them to make payment of the above claim. On seeing the document, Count Munster had some doubts as to the heed-writing ' it being different from that which his Serene fliithinss usetl. The other document had not been produced, tint could the defendants put in their answer till that was clone. and the finds in the mean time amid not 1w adminis tered. Four terms having now elapsed since the Court oultnxi the doeunient to lw tunsluced, they felt it their duty to mote for the lull being disn issed. Sir A. Piairott, a great length, foilowe l on the same side ; as did Mr. Ilcud. Mr. Marini, fer the royal plaintiff, said that the present case certainly lay in a very narrow compasc The stun was not of the slightest importance. IVhen the order was made. thedefendants wire told Cm' thiy should have a fortnight ti) put in their answer later the docum. Id had been produced, and he contended that the