The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-23 00:00:00

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sfterwanis at night. by order ef the goverment, denied la the
ma shore. buried in • heap. witbdut the shadow of a religious
oseemoity. or a agn so merit their grsve•
nix more persons. Earrupeasuu names naknown.
nighty-See Chinese are known to have been inindersiaAnt it
is supposed there were inmy more.
Three Spaniards killed h 7 mistake—the mub. not
them. killed them. sompneang diem to be fortigners.lmsCry
the writer of the letter fritm hiseaci.—This seems toboisbotiti
as „toot of the ether gentlemen from Manilla smut
that not • siNle Spaniard lost his life. and vas yleyerti
true plundered, :ilea, what might haft boss and by
them and tie Chinese. The midge rimilmilse ids do
Governor. on limring that the liob had boom r u...atea
Cl.ineae. pu,ves that th::re was Spanish praying be amp% he
the r..tirdering mai plundering of cite Swops= straegas bersed
.rve cur dike ur n whay.trnl!!

Extract of n tut d St. Thomas's .`.larch
10 :—" The last Advice., taliallo bring
tit.; official dews of the prolongation to; six months
of the armistice between the !Loyalists anal Indepen
leafs .tn tho ij t.nigh Main. The (;attiunissioner of
the itt.yitli,t has himself arranged every thing at
Santa he, :duo has anceee,led is rernt,viii..; al' the
,tij• et;ams of General iiativar.. The c..,nzier ewe of
event is, that the t trap itadlity
reigns nt Columbia, stud our bustaies:a It as I),•en ex-
tramiely tivuly. We,shall to alaml:t fccl the happy
eth•cta of tlic protsclit, FIRM, of thing's. and very thing
aupo.ts litvotieull) for the iittiara•."
A letter iron lthtJanciru the sth Feb. nys
The 'woollies t trey lutoal here, abseussiug what
,ao?..lat to la. the policy of the Kin4.,•#yrith respect to
' 1,111,,,rt,11):4 tt, he (clot authority,
e,t a fled p.we"aul that tit, ''ruler was
issued cur buying up .tit the copies ne• it that could
thund. The orti.tr iiitaloolatedlv was " from
authority," and eiv:zuted with tr• Attach celerity,
that thon;;11 I tr. Jxaranely tioxi-us to scud you a
copy, not one is ta • tie mid ter love or t'tai.ey. The
whole appears to have oeen an experiment on the
public mind, and there is good reaso.i for concluding
that it was written and printed in Europe, and
brought hither for that puri.use. The circumstance
,if its having been written it the French language
is suspicious, and both the style and the type, as
well as the language, arc foreign to this country.--
it is suspected that the French minister here had
sonic share in, or knowledge ol; its production, as he
was the only one of the Rireigai ministers who did
nut express great surprise on its first appearance.—
fu the people at large, certainly no sentiments could
have been less congenial."
.The following is a copy- of the Bill to regulate
acceptances of Bills of Exchange, now before the

o Whereas it is expedient, that no perron shell be bound as
acceptor of any bill of exchatove.otherwive than ry 41 acceptance
of Inch hill of exchange written thereon ;
it rincted, by th• King's must excellent Majesty, by and
with the advice and consort f the lords .ipirittial and temporal.
and eirem.o w, in this pcsarit puffin:nein assembled, and by the
authority f tne vaton, that fr, in and after the day of
nom cleat criming,rnperwn or persons whatsoever shall tie bound
ar clitirgal as Acceptor of any inland or foreign bill of eschew.
°them's, liar: by an acceptance of such hill of exchan4e written
then:nn, or on .c •,)%rt of such bid of exchauge. it the same
should COMI/t U. more than nor pan."
Tip; LX-Ltleft vY SwunN.--Gustavus Adol-
phut, the lute King of Sweden, h..s presented an
address to the Norwegian Storthing, for the purpose
of obtaining letters of naturalisation in Norway.—
The fidlowing is a translatior of the terms in which
the request was couched.
" Ie pare iiiteitti .... s, •. loyal life, and tranquil resignation
under every rh tinge of triune, have been !inherit) my com-
fort, they 1.11.111 Col, tiMie my Inv 111,11 my humble request of
ir.hirolizi:tion a, a N' rwegiiiii rinses', to the military service
of 1114 ",""". w.ll i.e Ann ted. A S.iesio by both, I have
hero separated (nen Sweden by lb. disposition of fate; but
I have acquired tl. • privlleA.s of a Ce. 111.111 in the cif; of
iwitzi•rlund. culled 11..e1e. My fortune may moon to
drawl .30,0a00guilders.—Sepaniteil irinu ns, ade and child*
reii, I have Lout our Resew WWI., .r de for.
" G. A. GUSTAVSON.
" Frankfort on the Maine, Jan. IL. Mi."
A chemist, of Brighton, has furnished the follow-
ing curious and interesting remarks on the shortness
of human life:—Of 1,000 persons 29 die in the
birth; 280 from teething, convulsions, and worms;
35 from small-pox ; 7 in the measles; 160 of fe-
vers; 14 of apoplexy And lethargy; and 40 of
dropsy. omitting other diseases not so well ascer-
tained; so that only 78 of 1,000 attain what may be
deemed old age. Or it may be taken in another
point of view—of 1,000 persona, 260 die within the
first year, 80 in the second, 40 in the third, 24 in
the fourth, end within the first eight years of life,
446, or almost one half of the number, are cut off
by premature death.—Sickly years are from one in
four to one in six or seven to the healthy. Decem-
ber, January, and April are, front observations, found
to be the most sickly months, and June the most
healthy in the year. January is to June as eleven
to one.
Private letters have been received from the North
of Italy. one of which, dated Turin, the 4th inst ,
states, that the Prince of Carignano departed from
Novara on the 29th, in the same secret manner as
he abandoned the capital ; and it is added that he
burst into tears, and exclaimed, that he bad been
betrayed. Of his subsequent adventures, it is re-
lated that he repaired to Modena ; but • the new
King refused to receive him, and that he had gone,
in consequence, to the Court of his father-in-law,
the Grand D ule of Tuscany, in Florence.

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