The National Register.
London, England, 1809-07-09 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

most complete tranquillity prevail,.
-ragossa ing battle t and General Sachet speaks
in high terms of the conduct of the inhabitant. of that city.

Mottree t Nntitt•, on to, ittl.tority Of pet .i•ns sent n fo is
Cayenne, that M. Hugurs, the Imperial Contati,,sar in ;I:at
Settlement, had sold it to the Enali,h. Prod( ice prescribes, thit
we skatilti wail far thederi4on of superior authority respecting
the capitulation of Cayenne."
MUNICH, JUN n 16.--A Major Pa hier, sty himself Cam-
sander of the Tyrolese sharp-shooters of z, sent in a
requi iition in writing, to the M r-istrat,:s rice tt, demanding
fifteen head of cattle and sixty quarter, of wheat and r)e, in be
.telivered by the Syndic Ilegi•ser before ten o'clock rtt
If this requisi thin was not complied with, he ti,reatened to per-
mit his soldiers to supply the:wit.' vet by forcible means. " I feel
no wain or farce," he writes, " nor are my sharp-Anot ri de-
ficient in courage. If you do not comply Rill) the 11)ove tequi
sition in the strictest manner, I shall Brant pernii,siri to six
thotisand of my bravest and molt skilful skiarp-shooter,, to pi,.
late tour town untl itv environs, to drive otTall the catil.• in the
plains or on the mountains, and to curry i:n them hostage*
from every place they whom I shall retain as pl,•flees;p.
until. besides the amount levied by pillage, Son pay me s tuna
the value of my present requisition."

FROM THE COITEXBURGI7 11.11 L.

EXtR ACT OF A LETTER, I/ ATI:a CAPT.:SIVA M,JvNE T 2.

66 We have received information here, by way if Damic
and Collicrgr, that a revolution had 'taken place at St. Prtert-
burgh, that the Emperor was dethroned, nod his mother ha 4
taken the reins of noyerritositt for the present, and
arid his part had been maekacred. Yon inn•t rot place
too much confidence in this report, though it is ;t thing likely to
happen."
STocattor.st, JUN 23.-.-Geberal • taron Wreee, Corr-
minder irt Chief of the Northern army. has reported to Li,
Majesty, that the frigates Frojo and Bellona arrised on the 'Sib
inst. (the date of the report) in llernosand-road, w here they
came to an anchor, but were to proceed iromecEntely aftel%-to
Qwarken. and that the head-quartets were al-n to he removed
farthc; in the Northward. According to letters from Upsula,
a •iolenz e.inttagration broke nut Oleic on the iSth inst. whicts
consumed in a few hours 'lO houses. On the 30th instant. his
Majesty was pleased to nominate Dr. Domiges, a British
sician, Knight of the Order of Vasa.--(Stsekhorm Gazette,
June 23).

PIWIINCIA LS.

MOTs AT Lry En ran L.--The riots at Liverpool on Tuesday
and Wednesday sfonnight, arose from a quarrel between a party
of the 19th Light Dragoons and a press-gang. The soldiers
were joined by iibme Americans, Portugnese, Irishmen, and
town'3 people, who collected in a very large body, and re-
paired to the readevenuf-houses in Strand-street, and Bird-street
in search of the gong; hut not finding them, they began to ill-
treat the people they found in the house, and broke the furni-
ture and the windows. A considerable mob collected, who
were, however, dispersed about eleven o'clock at night. after
several of the ringleaders had been taken into custody. On the
Wednesday evening, the rioters assembled again, and conduct-
ed themselves with increased violence; they entirely destroyed
the inside of five reedezvons-bouses, ripped open the beds, threw
the feathers into the street', awl destroyed every thing valuable
In the houses. Mr. Miller, the Superintendant Of tie Police,
repaired to the spot, attended by six or seven constable 9, mid
succeeded in takiog four of the ringleaders into custody ; but as
they were on their way fo Britictt ell, two of them were res-
cued from the sinkers by the mob. In this scuffle with the
officers, a Portuguese sailor, Armed with a large kilife attempt-
ed to stub Mr. Miller, but was prevented from etrecting hip por...
pose, Mr. Miller being knocked down by another of the rioters,
• at the moment the stab was made; his coat was cut in two places
with the knife. A party of the Manchester Local Militia,
who were on duty there, came to the officer's assistance, headed
by the Mayor, and Mr. Aspinall the Magistrate. 'rite Riot
Act was read, and the mob at lenglis dispersed. Ten of the
most riotous were secured, five of whom hate been committed •
to Lai:raster Castle, to take :heir trials at the ensuing assizes.
A most shocking and inhuman murder was committed on the
body of a voting woman of the name of Harris, of lloneyhorne,
near Evesham, on Thursday ni itt fast. She had gone to bed nt
her usual time, and soon after wtv called up by some person,
who iu,Mediate4 on her opeuing the door knocked tier do wu