The National Register.
London, England, 1821-10-01 00:00:00

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER

In the sitting of the 4th instant, M. B. Carneiro
said, he had received a message, written by Jose
Machado Curca, a native of Bahia, which, in his opi-
nion, dearly proved the utility and the necessity of
allowing the clergy to marry.
The Deputies of Pernambuco have taken their
seats in the Cortes.

RE-APPRANANCE OP THE YELLOW FEVER
IN SPAIN.

BARCELONA, SEPT. 5 —On the 3d of this month
flu: Supreme Board of Health of Catalonia publishei
a notice, stating, that the number of sick in the
Barceloncta has lately increased. It has been
judged necessary to cut off all communication with
the Barcelonvta and the city, and the other towns
in the province. A notice has also been published
by the Constitutional Munieqslity, declaring the
measures and regulations which it is judged neces-
sary to adopt in consequence, adding a confident
hope that they will he attended with the desired
success.

STATE OF TOE LAZARETTO.
AZ ARETTO 011010.)
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Date. &maiming. New Cam. Deaths.
30th Aug. It 0 I
.SINt II 0 I
Ist Scpt II 0 1
2I 1(1 0 I
3d 9 2 I
•lh 10 u 0

August 30th—In the Iluceloneta th.re arc some patients
under surtvillamee. At San Geronimo, the city and its hospitals,
nothing new.
August the house of the Vice Queen of Pent, one of
two sick there has died, and six others have entered. In ether
parts nothing new.
Sept. n the Ilarceloneta, Ike. no new casts of deaths.
Sept. 2d —to the house of the Vice Queen of Peru ; one new
case, one death, remaining seven. In San Germano, A.c.,
nothing new.
Sept. V.—House of the Queen of Peru : cured, two ; deaths,
two; nn new cases; mmaining, four...-At the Barceloneta :
previously remaining. six ; new cases, four: deaths, tour, re.
maining. six. At San Geroninio, Jesus, the City, and its hos-
pitals, nothing new.
There has been a great alarm at Tortola fur fear
of the contagion : the authorities, it is said, were
going to leave the town, and the inhabitants begin-
ning to do so. Complete disorder prevailed, which
was calmed by an official notice, stating that the
faculty declared there were nu symptoms (.1' centa-
gion in the town and district, and that certificates
of health would be given to ..vhoever desired them.
CAmz, SEPT. 4.—The Board of Health lots pub-
lished a notice, dated Aug. 30, stating, that from
the official repor►. it results that there is not the
smallest symptom of contagion in the city, in Xeres
de la Frontera, or in Port St. Maria; and that the
persons who are ill have only common disorders.
ALtt..t•A, SEPT. 4.—Nothing new has occurred
in the port ; and in the bay two sailors have died
on board of two different vessels.

The Junta charged with the care of the public
health have spared neither pails nor sacrifices to
avert from this fine city the cruel contagion which
threatened it, and which either tro•n the careles-
ness or misfortune had shown itself' on board the
vessels in the port. We have all wen that the
judicious measures taken hitherto had succeeded in
stopping the progress of the contagion, and we
were alritady flattering ourselves with the hope of
seeing it far removed from us, when the duo!' of
the two sailors informs us that this dreadful scourge
is still suspended over our heads.

PIRACIES IN THE WEST INDIES.

HAVANNAN, Aria. annex for the information of the
mercantile community, the billowing extract front the log-book
of the schooner .41goander, of Charleston, Silas Rogers, waster,
bound front St. Augustine to Havannah :
July 23,1821, 70 miles N.N.E. from the link in the Wall,
at eight o'olck p.m. discovered a Ftuall armed schooner, appa-
rently about 20 tons burthen, within a quarter of a mile of our
starboard quarter, which after reamnoitring a shott dine, dropped
astern of us. Having on the deck vs soldiers. besides our own
clew, which they doubtless discovered. was probably the only
reason which induced them to sheer off: kept ail at their quarters
until the rising of the moon, in expectation of an attack, but we
saw them no more.

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Since our arrival in Ilavannali, we have heard of a vessel of
that description cruising on the Bilill4llllS, which unship,' her
masts, and habit gnat many oars, and has been been by a num.
bar of

The schooner Fraratas, Foster, in 22 days from Trinidad, was
tired into on the Ist of August, off*Cape: St. Antonio, and brought
to by a small piratical schooner, and the captain was ordered nn
board her; as soon as the boat got alongside, the crew were
ordered on board, and four of the pirates, armed with muskets,
cutlasses, and long knives, jumped into the boat, and Caine on
board the Franklin. They immediately confined the crew that
remained on home!, in the horecastle, and coninienced plundering.
They robbed ten pasengers who were on board of about 11.0t1U
dollars, a gold watch, and other articles ; broke open the Call.
Win 'S trunks, in search of money ; threw overboard all *het:v.
min's cluiliing, bedding, and his trunks containing his letters
and papers; rubbed lian of a spy-glass, pistols, watch, licr .. and
a sum of money belonging to the supercaigo, who remained at
'Trinidad ; robbed the mate of the 'pester part otitis wearing
apparel; and the vessel of all the live stock on board, a cask of
water, UMW prOVISIOnS, lead line, log line, marlin spikes, all the
twine on baud, cook's see, and many oilier articles. During
the time the pirates were on hoard, the officers and crew were
repeatedly threatened with death, if they did not inform in what
part of the vessel the money was secreted ; at one
line was put round the cook's neck to run kiln up to the yard
amt—at another time his neck was placed on a block, and an
axe raised to cut WI his head, it he did not infoitn them
where tl.e Captain had secreted his money. Captain Rosner
was severely neaten with a cutlass, and was stabbed in the hu.k
with a knife ; and one of the crew was stabbed in the hand. e
of the trunks. containing part of the lettezb was picked top ai
the pirate. had left the Ye.et. _ .