The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-02 00:00:00

AUGUST .2. 1;:' rice (Sauk Sock 2" 3 p"r Cello. 111 3 per Ccut. (:..ac. 711 4) user Grin. 193 4 rer (..i. fjOi rrr Crust. Navy IC4I 1."11g Ano. 1.4 TI I E NATMVAL ItlX I STEIL Lonbon. MONDAY, AutlusT MUTINY AMONG TIIE SPANU,II TROOPS AT CADIZ. Intelligence of the highest importance, though by no means of an unexpected nature, has just reached town from Cadiz. It relates to nothing less than a mutiny among the troops collected at that place for the American expedition ; and though the details have not yet been received, nor the amount of the dAisction ascertained, the fact itself may be relied on ith perfect certainty. It is mentioned both in letters from Gibraltar and Cadiz, and is treated in every communication as of undoubted occurrence, though of indefinite.estent. A part of the troops, it would appear, had been ordered :for immediate embarkation. .The reluctance of some of the officers to the enterprise on which they were to be sent had been long known, and the repeated delays in the departure of the expedition, while they manifested embarrassment and the vacillation of the Govern ment, gave the infection time to spread, and enabled the malcontents to exasperate disaffection into insub ordination. The numbers of the mutineers are variously stated, at 3,000, 7,000, and 8,000 men. Some accounts add, that the mutiny began with the. officers, and that they had all been disbanded, while ethers trace the spirit of revolt np from 'the men to their leaders. That the event was confidently.anti ciliated, appears evident by the following e%tract of a letter fro:n Gibraltar, dated the 10th " revointion at Cadiz is confidently apvken or; the Doer to a man have declared their hatenticis re.istivg 3113 attempt to cmb.trk tl.cm ; and as an order had been rt•ceise,l to embatk yeatca day 3,011 men fur Laguna, it ekiweloti to break oust on ihrt uto.aaiaa..^ The following are tnure detailed particulars of fly^ event above alluded to : M OR ;11)..ivi.v nCn b, et' 41.i.coverett at isle) the euu.te, nation. Ibe fit u% in; of it !Live been pub. 11 , re :--. •• • Stone movements n hick took place i 9 Cadiz, awl nt Port St. Mary, iu , licalcd coo•i.lerabte fermentation iu tbe army.—The Common der-in-Chief, (*omit I) h.shal, was informed of the esisience of a conspiracy, mid tool, !rp-a bores to sapper; it in its 'Mill. Ile set 011 from Catl,2 dor the night from the 7111 to the tith inst. nod collected some troops at the Isle of Leon and Put rut ,Real, to the number of 4,000, men. With this force lie Ms - esti...el the Camp l.a Vivtoiie, at Port St. Mary, comp() of n:►ps of iiifirntry, cavalry, artillery, &c., about 7,00 0 sicurg. Hr crnse 1 three to lay down their arms, at-tested and broke the officers, acid dilierseel the regiments to della-tent towns in Th re operatimis were effected es ithiait the kast disorder. or L 13% effusion of hood. The number of of frets to costady amounts to 12 ; iiinongst whom He fire C;il owls, four Lieut.-Colonels, and five Brigade- Majars. •• • General D'Ahishal has received the Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III.; and Major-(i. neral Simard& se ho seconded kir has been Herniated to the took of Lieut -General. 'these recompenses. which record the en vice. of the alcove (leneia: oth err, will envoura_e the mi litary, et ha are friends of order and the prospetity of the country, to driest the p'Alla of designing characters " The Conslitutioinciclutaine t he follow lug let ter.stated to Lace teen received from a private but authentic source : " C t tut, J ut.v F. at nine p. in.—Al a moment is hen the immense prepaiaitinis of the t xpedition appear to have been draw lag to w elos., an event to which we ti ill lint give 3 name, Ir $s intervened to sospend them far bailie Float s%mi)l4,ot, whit It u s ers disinterested person mould nia fail ur roma k, it was certain that 200/0 men w•uuld nut ail. w themselves to be immured its had ships, badly tilted oat, al . ove all, badly s oninirtideit, for the purpme of ern t ini.; on the war in nor c010n.... The severe dual runic already ss i t red by Ceuta W hisbal ill ma render the eirosiwet more ekes ring, and the expressiors or the soh dwis and t hose of ()Ulcers of all tanks left nod übt as to then conn nnts intentions. " (hoer:it D'Al),bul wisely fore, tve the ncct,•sitv of crushim; the roiwp.ract in it. crielle. In the ( - nurse of last hight he assemble t. 1.004) men of our g and alone .s 11 them insun 'imitated manner; he prumiwil theist, in the first place, in the Kin's name, that they vl Id be. exempted from serving iii the Cap...llo.bn, it they would .7... dowdy con him in the t.‘4.Ctilloil lit e..riain prompt lo,iisares, which would he highly benefieiJl to 61, Maje a . )'s server;. TOCS:* t ruopsall proini:.4 him their soppoit. I olawdiatt the intrepid o . l.tonoel placed lit their head, aml led them to Punt Smut ,011, witme Site Camp Virtuire war forlcd, COI slain,; of 7910 air a de,ti,,rtl to ne b• so embark ed. Tile lio‘e dis isioti was surrourided awl dow is their :.rtes. Il l s e.lei cs 110i:tat . proclaimed the gesieri.l re wievnl of the orbit' rs. The re,: fluent& were dit , prnall it. Ulf te rims ;owns of Tem Lumber or otSccra in cus. totly tatllOUlitb to ..to/Vs: *loan. - Mum; 111 l Imp. 3 pt Itotta 11.1141 i is. die. m.ork Exc latti,er RIP- dia. fir Au. 111 1..5.1e:y .119 VI.. THE NATIONAL .REGISTER. • " The following Royal Ilterec has ,joist Nees, tom. e.t :-- " The King, iri c005:4,4%46.es of the particol.,r merit and ,erviect . or I.leuietiaui-Geartni tout.: ha, it.•- ni-4urd to eds. fer up.ia him the (itantl Crust, of the Order of Chaffy, the •• Ill s tiuje,t,, for the hone mouse., hits 4let.igokul to pnN cute Alajor.Gt her.,l yeoei6clil to the ran'. of Liuut.-Geocsol of his ..rotiet. " The 14,riiirr of :bey! t Ivo General Meet. is 441 English oti4l the latter is 11.1 1A10,11111411 61 , 1111. It %% ill be re cone , led that the ',leer ss—is uue of the o.l.trior iniittary .4f liters *IV) Stl eat.eily rrpa red to %4•lriiiiir th.• liatg tot his in Valencia, in t h e 'twil it, , t m an , I ts l " The Prince Regcni's Court.—On Friday at three o'clock, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent held a Council at Carlton-house, which was atteuded•by the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy-Seal, the First Lora of .the Treasury, the Secretary of State fin. the Home Department, the Master of the Mint, the Judge of the admiralty Court, the Lord, Chief Baron of Scotland, the Earl of Harrington, the Captain of .the Gentlemen Pensioners, Admiral Sir John Borlase IVarren, Mr. Arbuthnct, &c. The Prime - .Urgent held a l'rivy Coulvil. A Proclama tion respecting the internal state of the country was agreed upon, and will be issue.l tichwith. Tho long-rumoured intention of the Prince Re gent to visit Plymouth, which would hare been ful filled last season but for the indisposition of the Queen, about ta be carried into etfect..oa Thurs. day an ofticH notice to this pqrpott was received at Plymouth-dock, and it was stated.that his !loyal Highnes&would probably be there in about 10 Jays. Major-General Torrens has written.to 11r Rotch, Secretary to the C.eratnittee- fur a subscription re ceived for erecting a monument to the late Princess Charlotte, calling upon Lim .to prepare a paper, showing the actual. state of the fund; andlo lay the same before the public without delay. Several waggon loads of furniture have arrived at the Pavilion, Brighton, where the Prince Regent is expected in 'the course of a few thys. Owing to the great accumulation of stock, some of the principal woollen manufacturers in the neighbourhood of Leeds have been obliged to intl.. mate to their workmen, that till trade improves they can only be allowed to work four days . in the week instead of six. Birch the Constahle.—The latest intelligence re ceived from Stockport is, that the situation of the bull has been discovered. It is lodged between the lobea of the lungs. The surge -rig :Ire afraid of ex tri.rtinr, it. In the course of Tuesday night he be came delirious. On Senday and Monday the Algcrine Ainbassa the different branches or the Royal Family, the Cabinot Ministers. anti other oilloial no blemen and gentlemen, to take, leave previous to his departure from England. his Excellency took leave of the Regent, formally, some time since. The equipment of the Myrmidon frigate, Captain Leake, at Portsmouth, fr the reception of the ..l gerine Ambassador and his suite, is complete,, and his Excellency will leave tuwn in a few days en return to Algiers. Lord Cochrane sent his boats to cut out two yes. scls in the outer harbour of Lima, on the 20th of February, in which he succeeded ; they are valuable merchant vessels. Ile also cut out a gunboat %aided with artillery and stores, but cotild nut attempt any thing against the frigates, as they were inside of the has boor, and protz , lted by vecy strong foas. The people there are so dissatisfied with tneir Go vernment, that they crone off to him by hundreds, till he was obliged, tin. want of room, not to receive any more. General San Martin is marching with his army to attack the said place by land, which, the Buenos :lyres Gazette.says, will submit oil his arproaching it. It is said to be the i:itention of Government to convey all the future settlers to the Cape of Good I lope colony, to Algoa-hay, en the south-east coast of Africa, about '2.50 miles front Cape •town. These settlers arc to be located in the province, called by the Dutch, " Znurc Veit ;" and is situated between the Sunday and the Great Fish rivers. Nlails run between Cape-fawn and A lgoa-bay. leave both places every week. Each coach is at present nine days on the road, going a distance of about 600 miles :t is easy to foresee how soon these roads and conveyances will be improved, whon a mass of intelligent and industrious countrynun should be settled in this-country, so titvoured by nature in soil and climate, A gentleman in an 46.11 situation, whose habits of life and ,ene7al kiam ledge, blnained by travel in every part- of the world, well qualify hint to further this laudable project of providing thr cur ant) his labourir i : popolatbm, is acalonsly co operating with Governmect, by its taccution.— The following postscript to the official circular on this subject was omitted nn its recent publication in the daily papers:—" In matr to ensure the arrival of the Settlers at the Cape at the , beginning of the t ilauting season, the trail:Torts will not leave this e,:etutri entil the mouth elNevetzber." In reply to numeroes letters oclirm6etl to the C... lonia! Department, by individuali desirous tor 4.,:ttlie4 at the Cape of Gcsol Ilope , an official eirent:u• been published, stating th•tt " individual applLa tions cannot be entertaintxl." Letters have been mt.-rind from Trinidad to Cie 14th ult. They state, that a Ir.:ly of 3,.;00 Royal ists, on their march front Elinta Fe, the capital of New •Gratiada, to join AchiqUitS, has bean totally routed by the ,%ctriot C;:ncrat Santan der, with the loss of the r artilicry and 1000 pri soners: Thu result of thi•i victory had not only de prived Murillo of tho benefit Of so important a rc - inforeeinent, but hill itiwn to Santander the road to Satita•Fe, the garrison of which emtsisting only of a fi-w raw eraliseipline I troops, ..111:; not expected to make any teskaamae. The Florida Treaty acerms•fertile.in 'disaster to the Spanish AFents concerned in the neg , ziation. By accounts of the 10th in•tant, frora .nndrid, it appears that Dah Puny-the late•Spai)isis .F.sivoy to the United States, has been arrested.iu where it will be remembered, he Ivadreevivedordcps to stop on his way fron Paris to the capittil. Ca:-c. 'raj() had been conveyed a prisoner from Avila.so the convent of Miravel Three indges tinicr :be itnmedtate superb-nen:Voice of have beep commissioned to investigate the chaigvs brou a hs against both Irujo and Ouis King.F.!r,irtand seea t ts determined to make an attempt to exculpate him self, at least as far as the public is coaceritad, fro;ir • any blame in the Florida transaction. The Engineer 3largate Steuem •Parket.—Thir vessel, in cunse-pience of a disarrangement cf her machinery on Weluesday last, having been fonntl unequal to the royage, ran into IVltitstable, where her passengers (more than 180) were safely landed. We should not pertisrin our duty to all parties, however,if we did not add, that the expenses at . tending their lauding, together with post-chaises, and all the incidental charges on :he read to Mar gateovere most ckwerhtlly and most liberally defrayed by the Agents of the Proprietors. The letters free Rio Janeiro by the mail of ?riday are to the IA of June The packet off that port spoke the Alexualer,Spanish 74, on her way Its the South West coast ()Omni' Ametiea.• This is - one th . the ships of-war which sailed several months sitter from Cadiz, with two others, intended to be opposed to the-force under Lord Cochrane The Pomona, Trafalgar, and. ItatelifE% British. South-seamen, ha.l reached Rio daneirckfram_Litna, having sailed front thence itnonsliately on the promulgation of the pro. clamation of LordCoehrane. fur the blockade of the coast of South America. Letter., received at Rio .Tatio;vo mcntioro that advises had been received from Monte Blot, wish intelligence that a trim) peace had been signed between the Portuguese. awl Artigas. If this is correct, th're will be no accasien in future for vessels to have 'eut:vuy :.oiling lx•cwee.) Pcrtugal and the Brazils. Su tui nu.— An i:.qui-i!ion was t ,ken rtt Sa•tirclA) SrP4t- Thumats sterlittg, Cnruner. at tletol, t-baxt.4n, on t!te body of 11, Sarah Geurge, a tit of itwinity put a pep.' its ber cabtence, by ttall,i.lA liersvlc. Verdi( t arrordirglr. VESTRIES. , --Vy an Act passed on the 7ih inst. to amend the Act of the last Sessions lot the better regal:l6On of Parish Vestries, it is enacted, that persons rated to the. Poc.r, though not parish ioners, may•vote in Vestry, acoording to the vain,: of the premises rated. Rot no person shall vote •r. be present at any Vestry, who shall have refused or neglected to pay•any rate ET the relief of the looor which shall have La.:mac due and teen -dcnnanded of hint. RISIOLOMIEW Felt.---11 us gel:0411s hoped and sup posed um!' the Chief Ilagistiato or the env w e:I endeavour to poet n to•tiad he the ;a Ail screw* which seminally hike tehiee in Snt I luih t.l , hy dern:ui.huse for the ground s4.cle a sons of noeuey NS 111.111.4 easily fi'ACtlefl 1)y th..st eillertaiii tai, di:liter of 'London not iota:ire re wail) other by w i.ich theq rrery and vi,e ear he tiholi-hed, ,re teelir,c it mail !Hut tee. going too for to sny, 111.1 t ISllll!witliatls fair %moll ier ne nhare than a ecetne. The Conant elec. of Ceti Lath!. u let heron-al:el on the sulija,a, and an Ito ronolt of the Chief 111:igistrAtc ,* ; eieniniuseiratiou at ;VII 145 dejlenal f Ile 41111- tinivilice sir final donee att . thi. rile.; xinarre ui inallist 1011. The 314 . 41e111, , riniatotten isl ‘Ye4 roil fair hal. tp.eie ado strengthttonal to ;he othil Co. :os e ha the Ceief heagestrnto, 10 , 41-e ;111011604, was nu 11' I 1,1.4 y acrideraally called to flu, re, inform set. hrs es to hint !nal the " il!II:llt to ant, h.'. their arrustoesi:tl itali..os at. the usual pi lir. II itysicary, 1:1.15 du/in,i the vs.--rul ore, tioalti ;4, Ouk.•'• •44 notorious for el.sowelrr kinds, rat rued ie le rh.• is the fort renew - r of it. di—f,'ll7.ll. The j,',.. Del. •arc as. L lord to 11.1%e at ore!. ,et espiart ea eri year rot ii,stioc,— liolah rite. nod intl. n, eof I ce snit nee. Ilea rule. z tiLinni,nt, I lie 11111 , 1 vs., a id oil, is I 4 ;Iv lioti. Ii• isi OW ft:U.IQ e.k , s 4 by. band •of • eireihi s , oleo 1.• dein eaa tii.te- 11, sic 41 . :1 - r‘'e.,:.i%e but foe Coe ao.I "vier e) u. l'e last fair at I place hoteil no too , - than tn. , days, hie the Chn.f se , a•a% •trha r, din I roil h •v.• he.•ri pr v,:tr.l lead Not the _to pert hi., if let 44 l'ireU44!`t . ./.'.! '011;01 ill I lie event of th. lion the fair %seethe n .vta flatie cm:seder:Ode ii jury la the purr/mm-4. 1 - he Jets sill no.,rr fleas their a • kis , d t 'te:,- 1 ,! ale at an rood. and there is a 'ten": tout tae Ihe f M:igiseraer o ill 1w is To rcrr i nory :n• %Hit respect S.. , 1;1 tlVell a , 4 hilt: in lb. u..kii szd►. ucceirniz such foul of 'awl CS 'itpu.st./414.b.