The National Register.
London, England, 1822-09-08 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

NEW YORK, Aun B.—Capt. M‘Ncilledge from
Curscoa, informs us (says Reff's Gazette) that the
Spanish frigate Leigent, of .14 guns, front Porto Ca-
bello, arrived with the King's schooner Murillo, and
foor or five others, on the July, far provisions,
but it was reported they brought no money to pur-
chase the same with ; and on the 15th of July, sailed
the Spanish brig of war Ilertsdes, of 22 guns, and
the schooner Murillo, with two or three other sehoo...
ners, for Coro. The object of this movement was
not rightly known. Tle.; captain of the frigate went
in the Hot:tees, it was supposed, to bring General
Murillo and his troops from Coro.
Aye. 6.—The Bioody Sacrifice.—Twenty•two
human beings, blacks, were executed at Charleston
on the morning of the 26,h ult. Ten more were
respited to the 9th of An;. instant ; and three were
ordered to be sent out of the United States, never
return, under penalty of death.
aWe learn by the mail of yesterday, that six more
the conspirators had been ordered to ba executed
on the 30th July, and the bodies to be given for dis-
section. Several more have been ordered to be sent
beyond the limits of the I Tuned States.
CHARLESTON, JULY SO.—This morning, be-
tween the hoots of six and nine o'clock, agreeably
to Fentence of the Court of Magistrates and Free-
lioltkrs, Jack, the slave of Neill NI-Neill—Cesar,
the slave of Mrs. Smith—Jacob, the slave of Mr.
Lankester, and Tom, tl.e slave of Mr. Scott, are to
be executed on the Lines, for attempting an insur-
rection in this state. 'lily, the slave of Mr. P.
Robinson, and John Vincent, the slave of Mr.
Crocksbauk, aho were also sentenced to be executed
at the same time, have been respited by his Excel-
lency the Governor until Friday, yth A oust.
The negro plot, recently detected in Charlestown,
(S.C.) has produced a general alarm in ,:tat State.
Tha Democratic Press states, on the antliori.'y of in-
formation from Charleston, th n. in conseque..ice of
the plot,'* law will be proposed, and proL
passed, at the next Session of the Legislature. of
Sauth Carolina, prohibiting any slave or colourN
person from being taken oat of the State to auy
the slave holding States, or any coloured person
front any of those States from residing in South
Carolina.

A dreadful affair has lately taken place near Cas-
tel di Sargro, in the ALruzzo. A troop of famished
robbers descended to a little village. and demanded
from a fernier, the only man of property in the place,
a supply of provisions and a certain suns of money ;
the Canter shut himself up in his house and refused
to comply, and the rubbers, nut thinking fit to
attack him, retired, vowing they would give him
cause to • repent his refusal. The next morning it
was fund that OM: WrelfOlti had gone a to a
place at a little distance, where the farmer's large
tucks were fiddttband had not only helped themselves
to what they nantesl, but killed nearly all the rest,
and massacred tea men and buys, who slept in huts
to guard them. The manner in which the poor
shepherds were slaughtered is too monstrous for

W1111,1LF: FISHCRY.—The Juke Jackson, from
Greenland, arrived at Greenock on the 2d instant,
with 400 butts of blubber, &c.; lea the ice on the
15th ult. Spoke the day betiire, in lat. 21. 20. long.
16, the Ellen, Spence, of Kirkwall, clean; reported
having come out of a Frith in West Greenland, up
which shu had proceedNl 5U m;lea in company with
the Ectpsei of Peterhead; Eiizabe:h, Everthi.‘ye ;
and Eagle, of Huil. These four vess4.ls went up
the Frio!: Capt. Spence amsidere 1 tba situation
daugeruus, in consequence of the hee ty iedxrc;3
ranging about rapidly with the current.
On Wednesday, a Court of Directors was held at
the East India House, when Charles Nlills, jun.
Esq. took the usual oaths and his seat t Director,
in the :oval of John Inelia, 1; 1. deee:Lul.