The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-06 00:00:00

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$' AlfrtVehtl is allowed in the &Aft of .Callao
1 blumetchuro. to till frieudly or.,giotrel ships
traifig firtufa Europe. Asia, Africa,,or Americo.
Coder the (*Mowing conditions
ire•kirers after asehoriee he rinser of Ile port of
tonoar ordleincbseo, a copy of the enurifeet die whole
cargo, is the language of the nation to which the captain,
aapandastres °equated below', and 'lisped by the reptant, or
staywassavgavis to be orearisied, sad translated by the Geyer.
nor's Inielpreier,aod, sithin furiy.eight boars, sietsweresi is
at she Cusiosa.boane.. _Thc_carge is to be discharged lease-

dultelY, or otherwise 140 .loa *set leave the port within
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six days.
Withie the above•aaohhiesati N boom the Captain or

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wantons mast, nisen,aienellsiglownswhwiwast he ,ar enema
ler Pers (4, 601110101,bn 64411811111114448e550s Ayres, Cbil4o4
Ceslambia). ~,, t 'l
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La duebsigligele .114.411111sunbooso.o6eerra will be scut on
bard, 12040440160 ninon asell pay for annewelelly four 'Ws
yin 10.0 0110104.1.,V111Mi1l WO . sins. 'bra bossiness at be
matose4watuis Own he tramosted by She cossigsee, as ha is
se possible for she payment dein duties.
• ,TM ditty on pods imported in &miss vessels will be
tpen
per cant. ou a valentine ,at the retreat sysrbet price*.
prices shall be named cm the Bril day of every ososnet
Pao merchants and the Vista of the Cistatos house.
duty on made imparted in vessel. believing to
Chili. Burnam Ayres, or Colombia, shall be 18 per mot.
mid ni imponatiuss in Preteens mans 16 per sent. in
valualinos above epee i Ind Ready made stones, leo Iber.shora,
betesta,ele lir., sofa., tattles, barna', salashan minim. saddles,
• anifitter articles of saddlery, lamps, horse anus, wax candles,
Sallow, do. sod sperm. do. wad snuff, wife psy double dotiee.
anekailver, and all implements of hu.bsudry and fur
working mitten, I'll military stores; excepting powder, all
allots, maps, seientillcal instruments, printing presses, and
Alisieethlnes, ore freest duly. Coined whew sliall pay live
Pia emit. expos, duebniseiguld two per rest. The expo' ts.
ltbanaof earn and, as dm -se wrought gold sod selves', is
failablesi.- • -t 1. :•,-u:
• idilliMie doles on she Mitstlyanduretioas of Pena,. will .i• •
dieripee newt. in foreign venue's, three sad a half per seuthdi
alai., Buenos Ayres'', sod Columbian vessels, and theist.
pse.test. is those of Peru. • rt
Export duties shall he paid is cash, import duties b
boodsint 40, 120, sad 180 days. .
Every Captain or empennage may export the goods he Ms
Imported, and will 'eerier the annost of duties be has paid,

eaeepti•R rim per cent. ea the valuation. ,f* 171 d
• U, 00 #llollllllllaliON of the nods its pusimiN111111•4111101
be more tbs. is specified is the manifest or
HMIS be small, double Oldies shall be paid oaini*Watillay:'
if lb. be considerable, the cargo will Iteriblitealiel.
Coasigners are not allowed to sell by retail la their imala

Mres.
l'he coasting trade, ter the present, say be carried *a by
'amigo vessels, with between, pruvisled use half the crew be
satires of Peru.
•Shueld ary foreign goods be inlrodeced into say porta
other Asa Callao and Hastneloca,veasel and carer *III be tea-
ifirrated. The same penalty gull be iucaured by Aims sip
woggle i. any way.
Lima, Bendember 28, 1821.
(Sward) JOSE DE SAN MARTIN.
HIPPOLITU UNANUE.
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[From Om Prootteeoc* Americas] .
Captain Shederd., late of the brig liertilia, of
Stonington, wbo palmed through this town a few
days !lace for Connecticut, left to our possession
• circumstantial narrative of the capture of that
vessel by the Spanish pirate Hemovides, while at
anchor at the island of St. Mary's, in the Pacific
Ocean. The following abeidgmein of the oarra-
live, which in its origmal shape was too long for
publication in the eitnericart, will be kw" to con-.
• lain the most important particulars of the capture
of the Hersilia, together with much interesting in-
formation relative to the imprisonment and escape
of the crew, and the probable fate of several un-
fortunate victims to the rapacity of the Spanish
freebooters.
On the 13th of May, 1921, the two boats, with
all hands on board except myself sod four melt,
went in search of seals. About right o'clock in the
evening, when in the act of launching the hoists,
to proceed on hood, they were surrouuded by •
• lofty of Sp atter& and Indians, armed with muskets
and spears, who attacked them with violence, tied
their hands behind them, and hislied them to the
ground, having u guard to keep them in that posi-
tion, while the rest, cousisiitig of about twenty-five,
came on board and took possession of the brig.
Having ordered us aft, and placed a guard over us,
five of the Spaniards, calling themselves Royalists,
went on shore with one of the boats and took the
officers sod men, who were left tied down, into the
boat, bound together two and two, brought them on
board, put diem into the hold, and secured the
Batches down. The officers and mvself were or-
dered into the cabin, and • guard placed over us.—
They then got the brig under way, ind stood ioto
the south bay to get the boats sit which they
crossed over from the Maio. We then stood
over for Ammo. In going over, the commanding
officer deinanded of me and my officers what
money we had on board, making use of the most
abusive language. It was given to him, being but
the trifling sum of thirty dollars. The crew's
chests were broken open, and every article of
'clothing sod bedding taken from them. Ott the
14th, at about aim o'clock in the evening, they
anchored the brig at the entrance of Tubul rivet,
About sii miles to the south-west of the town of
Amoco. The Colonel soon after came on hoard,
and slier asking some few question,, myself. the
second and third officers and men were ordered into
lice boats to go on shore, leaving the first officer
and four men on hoard. On getting on shore see
were put under the care of a company of soldiers,
and marched that night about a mile loos small hut.
Ott the morning or the 13th Geueral Vincent Bea
navides came to see us. and alter a few questions,
directed us to follow him. under a guard, to the
town, where we found the Spanish flag flying. The
• inhsbitants were called together, and we were pa-
raded before the Geueratle• door, in order that they
might be rumbled to make choice of us for servants.
Four, including myself, were left unchosen. and
sent to the guard-house. Having reruitioed there a
few hours, the General came to us, and ordered
tome of the inhabitants to make choice of os. One •
of the Lieuteitants took me to a small thatched hut
.and there ordered we to remain, forbidding my bay-
, ing any communication with my officers and rues,.
or any other person who could speak Eughsh. 1
remaiued in this situation, between hope sod de-
. spoil', thirteen day*, with a very scanty &How-
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Alice for my rutuititence. A few days after this,
the General assembled together the officers and'
crew, and desired to know whether they would;
agree to be soldiers. In the hope that they might
hate a better opportunity of cheeping. and fear-
ful of the cousequeuces if they refused, they all