The National Register.
London, England, 1819-08-09 00:00:00

PROci.Am inv

Of the Supreme Director of to the of Peru.
The ustonent approaches, in wisieh the 'Merman.; 6.1111, of
Chili must prom. t your beautiful regions; and, under their
shelf. r, you will ut last assume, n g the nations of the
earth, thut high station to which your Opulence devtiases
you. The Uts,lian squada oil, which 116 within sight of your
ports, is only he pit...air:me of the grand expeditima is bias
appravai hm, to enamel o, a independence. Even al this tan.
meat it is anxiously ripe( teal by
territory of Chili, sad its adjacent isles, !swathe in firrd.im
from the oppr. Imes yoke ; our naval force is nave than suf-
ficient to achieve our purposes.
You •annul believe that we pretend to treat you as •
earumerod people. Stull a design has never entered lino the
tain.l. even of the enemies of our conmann felicity. We
wish only to see you free and happy. You will constitute
yal war own Governmeut, choosing tl.e Irvin which host suits
your cu- trims, your 'lllation, and our intimations. You
will Ire )our two legii ;lure., and a ill, therefore, be ■ tuition
a.. free and ind-pendent as ourselves. Masten to coMribute,
with the fames of Chili, to hi euk yivir chains; come and
s•gn ou the tombs of I. qme %mai aa :and of Pumarahua, Wove
•iariotts martyrs of 'Meaty, the contract si latch will
f u y our independence and oar perpetual fr 'mishap.
BERN ARO° O'HIGGINS.

C IDA IN NEWS DOWN 10 THE 9.1 OF MARCH.
Extr.i-t •V .3 Gentili-ant an English Gentlsninn settled in
that country.
_ _

" From the period of the Right of Gen. "anchez from
Concept inn the %bole of this state has fount it3-if on De
ilt,t fooling of security that it is inissible to desire. The
sr:r de of the territory h big now free, pre.ems a vast field
fir commerce, for agriculture, and for Chiliad arts; and
h.-ice the rem' 'ces of the trovernm. nt seem to have been, hi
every way multiplied. NOtli;ag con Es :Aril their es peel,' ion
avoitist Liam, wLieh iv trite ready to mirth. I"iis (-rye-
ty •on is composed or he i,h, Mth, 10th, rind llthbattalions
of Hiltons Ayres, of a battalion of Cazadorcs, and of the
regiment of mounted grenadier-sof that state ; together a ith
Cie ed,6th, St h, 9th, nod 10111 battalions of the infantry of
Chili, of the regiment of moulded liUsGUrb, and of the 21 bri-
gade of artidery of that State.
" The remaining force of the army of the Andes and of
ell Clot!, reoosios to march to the assist ;lore of the UM de
1; Plats. in case the expedition, which i. expected from
:•poiii should he so great, that such reincorrement should be
hecessury. The Supreme Director of Chili has sent to
Huenos Ayres Don Luis de Cruz, nod Hon Salvador de his
tvareda, as Orlin' !.siiltie,s to promote between that Go-
•ei ttttt rill Mid Artips, aii iiiljostment of their direr-
rose., iorea lag gu.,rotaieo for its better itlifirrViillee Here
it is believed that this is air, ads a concluded ; and
that the Commis-ion here limited Iris only for its object to
idisersr the horns agreed ul hrt wren the patties. DI the
new %arid, they already know al ittleuf Cie p!ia,,t4imagorit
s. hid, is .tudisd iu Inc old one,"

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE MUTINY AT
CADIZ.

CIIIRALT %R. .Ivr.v 12, 1519.

The famous amiada is cmnplet.ly Ais., Iced : 50 millions
of &Pairs have limn expended. but it would row tuke 30 mil-
lions more to repair the disaster which has recently occurred.
I hate ascertained. mince I wrote to you on the I,.ith, some
curious fists about the Cadiz esploiion. O'Donnel has acted a
cunning, and many think a dishonourable game in this affair.
Ile knew that dimsatisfactiou existed very
.generally tanong his
officers as well as soldier, not merily against the expedition to
Solidi America, but againu One Government of Ferdinand.—
D'ltunnif appeared to favour the views of the disaffected, 1.1)a
entered into their views with warmth. On the day he called a
panerxl review, the dimaffectvd offieers halleved that tt wits for the
purymwe of opehly manifesting his maniments in favour of a Con-
Eitution. Ile funned the army into a square, called ail the off-
cvrs into the centre; he informed them that, with the caciaptiou
cif a very hew, whom he ndined, all the rest were Lis prisoners.
Ilc then turned round to the troops and said. " All who do not
wise to go to South America, lay dove yu:ar arms." A: this
snoop: It the troops diseuverof that Vie cartridges t!ley had re-
stive,' that morning were all blank, except to one rwi.m.r.: a:al
• battalion, to whom O'Donnel had issued Lail. Ti:e. wi.ole of
the troops, with the exception of those who had ball cartridges,
threw down their arms with andipation, crying out, " We are
'betrayed."

" I put an mid to this biter in great haste, being now
informed that LorilCochrene,who yrssercia) promised to treat
the neutral, .ith inJolg, nee, ha• declared ibis aft, mono that
WI vessels that sl Id not be under way at day-Wolk, he
would make them good prizes. VI hat Lioguage fur an
!usurp. lit !

On the column to the memory of Lord Nelson,
recent!, erected on the Denes, at Yarmouth, !n
Norfolk, is the following elegant inscription, which
will be found closely translated beneath :

DOM. 110 R. NELSON.
Quern, neerrimuin pre minis in Mils!.! Propognatotern,
Brit:intim, Main 1113111, RlvriliS el bonoribus,
pri,sinpor-Amur : quern, triurry bis in 01 )))) i regime imigni-
urn, sib cousilianum constantiam et isidometum foi tit udinis
ardorem, urbis terriauin initversus reformidabat : Nelsonrin
i him Norf. dein slum es-e, et natal.bus, el honest& pr..srvitt,
et isueritne institutions.; mum ingeinn, minibus, autos°, gin-
riatur 'anti nominis romans, ane et nom perenniorem ru-
turmn, Concivl s Norfoleieuses, Sumptibus Cullatis Columi.a,
ex tructa, commemovne voluei not.
Natiss sincnt.ssit t. Militias., ohili MDCCLIII eenlids,
f.-re quinquagies Pugnam cum llostibus commisit, V imor,
inter mult.., A bank, ria• Aug. MDCCICT 111. Ibtf..iie Apr.
lIIDCCCI. Tratilgarite Oct. 111)CCCY. (punt supiemum out
prreclare gestoruin farinus Panne fusiesia, sihi dulci et de-
cola, made comeernvit.
HORATIO ORD NELSON,

Whom, as her bravest Champion, Rtitain, whilst be lived,
roost seditiously honoured, and when he tell, hew ailed:
with triumphs in eVel y clime distinguished, for the t igour
of his designs, not less than the d less warmth of his
courage, the tetror of the not Id—that Nelson, by birth,
lineage, and education; by mind, by otannrrs, and by
disposition, Not folk proudly boasts her own: the renown
of each a name, than brass and stone more lasting, his
Norfolk Fellow-countrymen have by this Column, erected
at their joint expellee, attempted to record.
He was born in the year 1158, entered the Navy 1111,
and wee in Neatly 150 engagements. He gained, amongst
tither victories, that of Aboukir in August 1798, of
Copenhagen in April 1801, of Trafalgar in Oetolia r
1505, which last of his splendid achievesnents lie crowned
with his death, an event as distiessing to his country, as it
was honourable anti welcome to himself.

Extract of a letter, died St. Helena, Nis) '2O : —"The
Governor has been very busy lately at Longwood, sup da-
telining the pianist of the null palisadod, whi h he has
brought up to mirround the new house building for Bonaparte.
About 500 men of the regimelit are d duly, at
ling per diem eat Is, in curl-) iiez stones and other Illairrialb
for eionpletin4 it. The duty is very severe, as the on 0w ho
we relieved from guard in the murr.imc are olili.ted to Au MI
Working part ins iniuned in tely after their return to Deadwood,
and Ih.tsr who mount guard in the evening are obliged to
work until four o'cloclit it is hought th It it will he blabbed
in eight or mile month.. So little is kiiown of Bonaparte,
that the Authorities here have no other mode of aseerta Ming
either hi, actual pres.•ore, or stag of health, than by the
reports of some person who ()Wail's a CAtill.ti glimpse of him at
his window, or sitting on the steps of the billiard mom.—
Whenever :.lay person sees him, even through a telescope lie
is obliged to reposl the Cifflth btaiscr, and is generally MOIL/
to say that he looked very well, and appeared ill petted
health. The Nth regiment are at Finads Plain, and are nut
yet allowed to mount guard al Loops nod, as the Governor
does nut wish that the pi isoner ,hold have ►n) communica-
tion *ill. persons lately arrived from Europe. Madame
Bertrand is well, but very seldom comes into ramp now, as
tile Governor scot worn to Col. Dodgin to have her watched
and fidlowed w herever she went to. It is said that Sir H.
Lowe is to be removed, and that the Government will de-
volve to Sir George Bingham ; we are •ruxious in bear a con.
firmation of this, as ac WC heartily sick of the piesdit
odious is se's.. Mr. Bat ter, tile Governiii's body Ph~sici:au,
ho !ail; been ill for a long time, hos been sent home, it is
tuppnst•d with dispiit.Oes. The prolii:Atioti against the hi-
tredurt ion of newspaper. kilo the Island isas rigidly enforced
as ever, and I hove only seen two for thv last four mouths.

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Lonnon,
MONDAY, AUGUST 9.

RETURN OF THE PRINCESS OF WALES TO
ENGLAND.

Dispatches have been received at Kensington
Palace from her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales, announcing her immediate return to Eng-
land, anti directing that her apartments in the
Palace shall be forthwith prepared for he,. reception.
Her Royal Highness has also desired hiss Garth
to meet her at Dover. This sudden resolution of
the Princess gives countenance to the rumour that
steps are to be taken towards a prosecution of some
sort, which her Royal Highness is determined to
meet in person. Her return was totally unexpected
at Carlton House.

Her Royal Highness is now on her way home to
this country. Mr. Segard, her Steward at Ken-
sington, received a letter from her Royal Highnesß,
dated Pesaro, July 9., stating her intention to leave
that place on the 4th, and directing him to send any
letters which he might feel it necessary to address
to her Banker, Mr. Courts, who knew where to for-
ward them. Within this week, Mr. St. Leger, the
Vice-Chamberlain of her Royal Highness, has re-

ceived a letter from her, stating, that she is on her
route to London, where she e;:pects to arrive early
in September.
It was the intention of Mr. Canning to make a
journey to Italy this summer with his family.
Whether he will now proceed on the tour we know
not; but a recent communication may render it un-
neces.4ary.

Accounts have been received from Venezuela,
confirming the defeat of a Spanith force by a leader
of the Patriots, named Santander. A letter from
that officer to Gen. Bolivar, dated Santiago de Pure,
April 152 says-
- I have jn.t completed the deoruction of the lloyalbt
army, in bleb, in number 3,50, came from Santa Fr, for
the purpoie of joining Gen. Moral* in Achagents. Nona
of aunt havc escaped our arena. All are either dead or