The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

11; b. 7.1. ELA TO THE niVrtsa CttIEFS. orricrns. awn sOLDIERS NOW SERVING WITH TIIE INV:at:La TA. The Goveniment of his Catholic Ma eay, MO I in par ticular, ore intoriasol of the rummer in shirk twiny of his Hui:untie SlAjeta."6.ulljects wive been seduced so Era:laud Lv Melid..s awl nutter traitor., for the purpcee of tooting their tote with Shows woo c.. 11 themselves &outrun - intents ut two... • It A incrust. It h seines surd by those revolatiosiory agents. Alt there etistt a sell estobt..ss.d Republican ~,,, laws, ar tiste., awl piyuLtioti, who, lu,te .ubauurd In such republic, and in fact hit that en iy constitute a .11,1 if) 1. Ulla 141 C la allurements many may have left then homes for the put po‘n of est 11.1.'1611g thennelvcs n, this .r tr., Or klll/%11114 1114° thIitIVINC Chw f. ;oat of obtaining as a seabird for 11...11 ser vice., properties, fortunes sand honour; but how miserably bare they been taco ivrd ! Eio.l6hoteit ! to you 1 whirrs.; myself. who are alrimily Retinal sited it,tts that famous personage., valuta you nu doubt (while in England) ritinp A rrd its a tliashisig nu al leo.' 101 l I,ow, havinig area tile Item of this ile•picsitioe republic. bit f bib getwral., and the w iseat 116 it ho hi, i,oveiruinent, you now be con% 'tired of having br n mot 114;4111f 61 1 1 impu.rd upon. Y Ott ore son in.g water the rutin nialt4 of a mita in every reyiwct iosiAssiticuid, did have joined an am .le of Itanddts. who are faint tl fur the (At seise to the cwt.( lidrhasous ;a unlit. s, au his Is ores.) Averse to y out stout char tcd'r that you must all nor them. Jte oho retool, tat Waal .s( honour and ja•lice raw ant Inman% united it ills such si band of suggantutbus, *lnsure uhlon red by she very couniry that gave Mein birth. *hose soil they have milked with clam.. of all descriptions. The people of Vetwoortat way anal f.,r rare, Mal for the eut• termtil lilll,it monsters. homy that many of those ini-led Englishmen, and other foreigners, are prevented iron, separating theile.elves irons AM* unjust enu.e for the *AM of toeati-; l therefore offer stud guarantee to those who may perm•nt theta-elves to the array under in) command, personal .5-curity ; they is itleitber °Abe admitted lust) the service of hi, Camsl.c 11.4esty, or be sem free to the country of their 11W11 choice. The friend-hip *Melt reigns lel* ern Great Rrlaln and the *uptioti.la ttttt narchy. as will a' my tilieci MI to the n.ll ion, induces me to this sh 55, which I hope may prove serviceable and uctriatable to naliklity tea worth y vof s better fate, some of at him may h site in Spain, u the division of th-- brave limier/0 Thi- over of security tendered to you ny h Spanish General who fought at your side for the liberty of Lorope, I tru4 you it ill (moonier us sincere and inviolable. 'l o be General in Chief of the King's Army in Yen( talela, P. NOR I L fiend quarters of Acbaguas. March tiB. sloe ran no locor possess, owl esti r aaa . a wise those whom she cannot rule ; per.. e g iii tne, iwisons of her cinch *ilk it soliguitiry thirst of blood tippollinA In the civilised would. and of shills tunny among the British troops were *Silicoses &ohne the cueopuigns us ISIS. Will. power syritiiiii•iii, of considnration fur Oki Spoils. as thr ally nlialiVein country. and the ilwarrr of its most plesi.lid a rideventeist; rtihr ens mud IW MO of the ush forces claim the tau . * VIA fif leer e sample in thr fore g ' s iostancef non elliiildsiter :thilies of 01,1 pesiod bore hero 111.. TC order* for illy ensaucipstrlno of the north, nor her colinneswe OC-their realisation niece l e, *an ore those of Ilse Stitisii troupe in the upp **reroute 4 ..t . the south. ' - t ` Hior :, '. hi the lost'orlline. just to the prii is ' , rillielt they have bees, traiiierl, Site sr. cis ot Gre t'llritain will oerer willow slicer characters by deeds of at rlsiS4y and sounder : they is ill reiipect I lir ams of war mail ilaepleuilius% of hu m:wily ; nor eurournge, by their cramp*, Ilse useciviluzed priiielpLn that hose Iralseila prevailed throughout this Inc. lauchu y coot. st. TIIS REPLT OF TIIE MUTED' OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS or a E INDEPENDENT ARMY or VENEZUELA 'lO 61:NI.11AL moitiLLO. Si a,— low to the Bi itatmic portion of the Ve nezuelan army c latma mists er limn that t oily, in jostifi c..l ion of the perwnta.e• aspersed therein, and because some personot di•h 11111 l ur It is been into.• hetwl. e t i by the esibiakke lon ...vent to have tai tiled of then ehararters. Intl WV (h +r.• Vt . '', ill sour taut lye SpitiNgle flirt .1 the chatuptistis of at u. Lion's o rutizs, and the purrs d441.101i.111 j who ntfered up their blood in defence of s sod, and set your tiortused country free to %nominee. The same reverence of virtuous liberty which Ilan in the Old W usl.lll.sl4treti soar CMlllll's frretl 11l t l and gave your king n throne, now animates theta in the New, and wbe- Iller w moyour of thrones or republics, attracted by bribes, or deitionired by threats, they will alike •ustlslo the cause of ntlficied humanity, and presecve a stered faith to that cons tidsng injursd people, whose cause they hose ;abetted. am: 14 hoop pnn.•iples I hey admire ? What then, Sir, can you propose In yotirse:f from t.un• 'wring atilt oh it honour. and insulting those principles, which should challenge' the respect even of an enem) ? 11.11 you offer Englishmen the wages of ales nom, is it on seLVlcrt, Riot Ise these yot4 lOWA sotu hopes on their integrity', ;stuck, ins binding (as sou confess) often witnessed 'Devoted to your country, yMI should have I.uoau 100 ad% to have suspected, and base felt the bencliis too pointedly to hose insulted? Vie British officers PIA soldiers in Venezuela, in a ith dean ing f their homes to ha ht the battles of A inertenit imlependence, carry a ith them their honour, their clinioeter, awl the good wishes of their countrymen; nor 01.11 the brave Hod generous Republicans, who are sharing as ith then, the rimming', of their lIIICe beautiful and vast pos se.un no, nod then' wonting in gratitude and good faith, hoi left them not him; more to gise. ' Tit I itio.o.entlent Government, and tlw exalted matt who pn'-ol•'. over it, ttai n t this vindication f the justice of tht b !I: ittsli fro•sds. iiu li.ve thought fit, in yam iiiiirmalifted reprobation .if lhrsr `` a ixacrea and rfegaistiodbis - as you are pit ased to tall them), to consider 11,. British tnnq.s, their Chiefs and /►dicers. ao6 tile dopes of empty ;promises nod vspe. Urti u. They disclaim these leans na Iti:smolieaDle to Ihrtnsrlyea, and s•q rills lansuitatile to the consistent t of the independent 0.,- •e.100.`111, sod the iliguits of sours, rind me too:list-et mitt; so form their imp .-.Yon of the snlidtts of the one., and Mei. co filen., to its integrity 01114101 ptgitiCal eXpellielltS of th. ad lief. NI .ov or Lela have >reit and konwn the hero of th Irt ri.stitilie ; all composing iladmire him most pie ; freely male. ban their tires soul set vices in acre- I fratief of that glorious ciao II which is 111 repay his starers i his sacrifices, and Isis virtues, in the libel ty of •his ;0 Oa ng i'‘ !we,. s: ro, Sa. lire the min %hum %MI rill the of ..1 1.1.4, that uu ma, tso more rwil, make them .p,ur , I A II „.-- AS. J.' ENGLISII. Getier:ll a Flo irndr. comitonwlinr . .$3 - 11,11 LrAion. LORD COCHRANE. • The following document from Venezuela has been transmitted from a mercantile house in the city, to which it was tiirwardcd by thekr arrespon dent, one of the subscribers :.•-• VALPARAISO. April 17. sh Stu„—As it frequently happens to the commainiers Dritiu. Meleliallt vessels trading to tureign ports where DU resident Co e sups are appointed, that they have to lay their comnlaints beforr the first lltitisli naval officer who uppiauss and calk uu him for redrese ut grievanc...l, we think you cannot he di/wive:n(4 as senior British officer or, this station. to recei.e thu urianiiitout testifliony of all the British masters of vessels, and resident agents in this yon, in regent to the conduct of Lord Ctwhrmc, who. in the aboaiee of both British and American ships of war, has uniqouily" protected the neutial rights' of all our nuailuen Fruits thinlay he hoisted his flag so Commander-in chief of the Chilien navy, till the day of his ailing, he Lot 'only abstained from every act tin which the difficulty of manning his ships inii.;ht have afforded a pretence, but actually tentlevill every possible assistance whicluould have been expected nom our own ships of war; and ws know of no instance where any seamen were allowed to enter fur his squadron, contrary to the wishes of dick eniployers; but, in several 1:414e5. toes ho bad volunteered, and actually received a bounty, were given up on the first appli cation. We think this voluntary testimony only an act of justice to Lord Cochrane, being aware that many ieports were in circula tion at Lima to his prejudice, which might have reached your ears. We have the honour to be, Sir, your kunst obedient servants. JUJI24 ILLINUSWORTII, lose, AVM. Bo w , Anna, JOAII. A, TouN km, John and George, . JN. l'estext:Tens, Lord Lyudoch, masters remaining of the vessels who were in lon at the time. Allow. 11, DIVIIKEY lIONISTER, 1110GENTHOX. 0 . 141111E/1. and Co. The only resident agents at Valparaiso. To W. 11. Shirreff, Captain Andnatiache, utul benioipliicei it. the Pantie.. Orin f C 000.3. Bauk 9 . ock. ()lithium 0. 1 per Lehr. Imp. J per tent. per Cent. Co,.S 09i lidsa B. sids Bs. dii. - ii per, Cita. India 5ti.4 Excli -I..er 1:t114 Ns. du. & lav IC r, a. Navy IC3I l out. I . A.. 0011 Lung I. •tler• 1 WI. el, 419 li'. t 'mired, in a gomer,us enemy, nml in roni • t •,• n I,lc , m to Ut Munn Noun hate cutup:writ Lim 'tit MON. :pi , ' kit. • ICI O to nttrn.lr9 , Ibtpwr Is et At b,rti .4 !no contort drp.m.ling ou its piue l-er;t , it H. more to pttrinti•rn at 11•ntlti• Inta.tir, t.1.•1 t 1.. '- ettimily the trvetauce and • Inornt6o.. of all hi..•. 1 .••!. . . . . THE NATIO . 1L:G15T.7 . 31: It «., b. elf , ;:id of your e.Natry, iu rosjonetion wit l'r :•.re s taut the IN :oslie ;Igloo of I:it math eptotol shed. re 11 )0114, the Itiwriy of hts C. 11131 rY• That tr. .4 , !!;c11 aided the iotietictsichr.. of Itritail.'m norther.) rolnoirs How perrert•ilre term i Mill de4ra.liog will. the state hilt or rehell.on thaw. glorioub hie!) hove j Mill. d ; 11 . .. have received Paris Papers to the 221 it.st hr^l..ettes through tit , nuirat of n vent , ' war, 'I acettuehement.of the Duchess of Berry took piaNt which lime have .limned into a nolet rarne—a mane viitunlit, if Out Volitxu . i l ). 1 . 1. "i4 0 4 1411 /, ' the preceding days her k linval Highness was bit t:te 00114 but sp u t a - -that of MI •nt tat Sean, ititithil as statM impotent, n,,td4 6ring:ciao: vered via daufhter, so that, by tbe. Saligge law MOST AY, SF.I"ITNITiF.II 27. $ll THE NATIONAL REGISTER. FROM SA7 URDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. B. Shout, High Holb o rn, oilman. C. and 11. Grove, Birmingham. coal merchants. 11. Rinks, Soyland. near it ipponden, Yoik, manufacturer. • BA N 11. Baron, Over Darweo. Lancashire, calico printer. Solici tors, Messrs. rittlne and Parry. Temple. C. and 11. E. Grove. Birmingli.un, coal merchants. Sols. Messrs. Darke,Church, and 'hake, Princes Street, Bedford How. J. Blain.; High Street. Shadwell, grocer. Sole. Messrs. Cur. dale and Young. Gray'''. Inn. W. Ilud-on Com m ercial Road, ship owner. Soh'. Messrs. Dann and Cro sland. Broad Street. S. Locke, Temple Nice, Surrey, dealer. Sol. Mr. Cnwin, _ . _ T.Wudd. Norwood, Middlesex, miller. Sol. Mr. Lovis, Crutcliedfriats. M. Moss, West Square, Lambeth, merchant. Sol. Mr. Isaacs, Bury Street, St. May Axe. J. Johnson. Goodge Street, Tottenham Court Road, shoe ma nufacturer. Sol. Mr, Uniney, Illemer.es Inn. • . J. Jennings and J. Nts)lor, Liverpool, coachmakers. Sols. Mears. Adlington and Gregory. Redbird Row. It. Johnson, junior. Ripon, York, seed crustier. Sole. Messrs. Loilinginti and ball, TelnPle- DIVIDENDS. Oct. 16, T. Palfrey, Nennuel. Radnor, dealer—is, W. OW , Taman, Worcester. hop merchant—o, C. E. Mill s . stamtrad, Lir.coln, upholder-30,J. Letan. Chiswcll Street, stable keeper —ll, R. Lewis, Trefnanney„ Al an tgoluer y 110111er.s.Is, J. Ito. ber:s. Lianfeehan. Nlontgomilf k ' farmer—t 6. T. Lloyd and J. Winter, St. James's Street, merchants-16. It. James, Build'. Brecon, ironmonger -16, T. Curgenven, Truro, Corn wall, 'Men draper—Nov. t 6. G. Nichols, Moulsey, Surrey, wee. chant-2, J. H. Bell. Ohl Broad Street, insurance broker. CKRTI FICA TES to he granted Oct. if, G. Nonage, Stamens{ Mounthlcher, Essex, A. Clunk, Lerwick upon Treed, corn merchant—G. Hann-. Bir miughate, mad J. Edmonds, Aston, Warwick. .lailiumels— J. Holland, little Chelsea, whe....wrigl.t—E. Fret., Little Pulteney Street s -eilversmith...T. Kay, Bath, dealer—B. Fenner, Fehrhurch Street Chambers, Sour factor. FEPT. 27. French throne is without a successor as yet in the. rei6oing branch. The King is sufficiently recovered to be ena.s. bled to resume his daily rides fir the benefit of his health. It is announced in the Censeur, that the celebrated Machina) Munson has obtained, threugl: the interest of Count Decases, a pension of 1,00:) . francs for herself; and a fellowship for her sen in a College ! We never heard of a pensiun so ill be.... stowcal, or so great a misapplication of the public money.—An article from Genoa intimates, that some unpleasant circumstances had taken place be- tween some English and Spanish ships cruising ou the Valencia coasts, which required the interposition of the English Consul in the first instance, and in consequence of their recurrence, had induceil.' the British Miaistee to dispatch his Secretary to the Spanish Court. ' The existence A the yellow fever in the Isle of Leon is now officially admitted by the Spanish CovernM ent, but its effeets are denied to - 73 - have been serious at:Cadis, while•SeVille was exempt from it, and theartiny are stated to be in excellent tee health. The pestlence, fr om various . accoun ms to be even of a worse description than the fever. The King Of. Sp lin has granted to esetteral IV Hare, who clestaiyed Nl‘Grego expedition at Porto Belo, the tiroud Cross of this yal American Order of -Isabela tte Catholic. qjiteral Hare is ~.. an Irishman. ~. Hamburgh and - Dutch mails arrived on. Friday, with intelligence .to a recent date. The King of Prussia, on the Gth instant, visited Prince Blucher at Kriblowitz, wltither he had sent his Physician, Dr. Wiebel; to prescribe for the illustrious warrior. His Majesty passed some time by the sick bed dile Prince, and in the most cordial manner expressed his sorrow at his illness, and his hopes of u speedy recovery; tirwhich the venerable hero, thou g h es. pressii.g boom doubts of his recovery, r( plied oith every sign of emotion and gratitude. The Dole of Cumberland on the 13th arrived at llanover.—. Tranquillity has been restored at Copenhagen: Unlike certain would-be soldiers, whom we could name, it is stated, that " not to shed uselessly the blood of Danish subjects, who were for a moment misled, the troops fired upon the rioters with blank cartridges " Four of the ringleaders have been con demned to the Bridewell of the House of Correc. tion. The examination of some others arrested still continued. There have been similar excesses at Odense, the principal town of Fultenr, which were suppressed by the well disposed citizens, with the aid of the military, and the ringleaders were arrests ed. Accounts from Constantinople state, that up to the 10.1 ult. numerous executions of mutinous Janissaries still continued. Snue fled, and others had concealed themselves. The severity of the Cap. tain Patella bad several times placed his life in ' jeopardy. Once he was fired at on a landing place, hut the two persons were immediately seized and strangled on the spot. The plague was raging at Constantinople, and was said to be of the most ma lignant kind. The Dotterel, of Itt ;.vins, CaptainUolin &ire, is arrived from the St Helena station. By her we re ceived the iblhAving lc r _ _ _ !Mori, 17. " The rquedruntue 114)a C,t• find Leveret ; the former 1.1. • • . ; scarcely get oty ir.•.h and t:.at •••en the men • • • • entirely wart ••1 1, • . •,• • : *ovine 11•••. ti ti t AOr.nd~.nre. 'l,. tits t; :ttKi t r. or ed. f: lellk art, 4 !•• I : . . ti.i:.1.1.1t. at 1., ',I:0,1; To( 14; tl ll' ..0.1.1t 4 1111)fii.t. %Vt . IniVe b tit •!. whrn ;_t S ~. vte CA;m: t!! :It ' '" . - .0 i~„ ilwk e EttiAllig. At ,!.1.!) tNjWCIONPr. of we Ab.lll.l;•itc, •. 'clic !lon. ii r. Lai , • of Ely. .• irg 1A i% ri I, %oh mrl St. ildefia gclim lay 1;1-4 t , 11 . A violent iliani •t: the town ,1 Canter', ory, 4).1 '41;7 ft Mayor the clht,iii;: ec...L.(i..ed unfair i,al t;;Lit !' , Lee at the p.rt at th.! .110 , / , •PH sex ,r 1 acts of vi-ilcrxe au.: uut.o: , 7 vcre .• !Mel .01