The National Register.
London, England, 1823-02-10 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

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EXTEDITTON rOHTIMPLOBING THE COUBBBOP 1 DILEADFUL CALAMITY BY PIRA
THE NIGEL
A very steal setae occurred on Friday seanights A'
The mistime consisting of Dr. Oudenay, Major. tel
n n i
oisona or the most dreadful calamities which ean be-
githoorttood. On the present oceasioss. the Is..
Denham, and Lieutenant Clappertun„ had on their or property is not very great, het no less thou three per- •
first journey arrived at Mounsouk, the capital of sons hawse perished in the coubgration Is-The seem of
the kingiont of Pusan, in the month of April last, entrering is a Muse occupied by e man of Ike .as. of
in the best health and spirits, having performed the .11nardTaart :his:l:Last sallnsas,,,,sfiaBptaasibi.astlriaarest; het the due se
journey in 42 days, a diatom's of 600 miles. Ois ;bent sissy years of age, sad a Iseleittayeti &shower, v
leveeing at Moursouk, the same Louse was prepared his wife is about fifty, obtained her lifrehheot be taking'
for there that was inhabited by Mr. Ritchie and hie le flothos to wash and onoligto i *OOB it Motillatooto that
friends in the year )8191 and where he fells Irk- tgeiviadeloter, to &Thiess
lathe
nhoirr. plea, t!_sewilinglile
tint to the arduous enterprise he had undertaken.-- and his Ise& slay se the lest gior, sad bastivettb than the'
All those who have read Captain Lyon's interesting rosteof her niece, a little boy ofthe ram orrarleviebassel
narrative of this. journey will recollect the delays rem "renew- rag moot door ama•aoomPioB at aucachele-
and diffleukies that presented, themselves to the fur- ',rue'
servant grai,ralhodS"geitll7:l resitiow•ho-atardetetltiralbe e 6 "
-e2 aw
then prosecution of their object, and the privations kf1i0.,,,„ bur it is believed so; es* man taw stapes, Me.
they had here to encounter and endure ; which pa- . bare the engines arrived, every effect was node to crease
ralysed their 'unions by exhausting m owe. their 1 the wretched inmates. The wirdow of'dse second Boor,
health and reaources, Major Denham, fearleg 1 abets Mandy° dept was spent sad it was liagaatilar
lest his bops had been' defeated by ifiutille means„.: lithessfroonlesee,peadn,as especially se the Ihrowsusirof the water row'
whet at the vs Meow, did' net erotism '
and all his endeavours to advance to BOUM proving. them. Very sew Um yams rum, abbot newel. Joh*"
ineffectual, decided on the Inuaudous alternative of Bases, aft auseiam It.kailier, was mess at the aerie • lad.: yrs.
returning to 'fripoli, and he describes his journey 1 ea:l4lo7s°' demvitir Isatret•wassew„., s'„taly,berdstistrepesrheilissrsottr rastl..
in these wow's :=" In pursuance of my inte_nr____,inna. street below t they eodiatoured sireateir him, and one of
which you were made segiainted with by my letter them did so, bet he was overpowers* lord • both fell for
Marseille, I left the place on the 19th of May, • (slaw- 11:fiea lastoo are sorry to say ocrecnee becL—
end. after Sffilays of great fatigue, arrived here Ira` Noses mow bat" oat at 11"61°°° t° a highdd
(Tripoli) on the Ilth of last month. One Arab fisauTluttvrlarge engine and 'Owe. others-which hod born .
Sheikh and two camels composed, with myself, • the brought' to the spots contiaued to play into the hems fee '
caravan. Our usual time was from 14 to 1,6 hours about half an hoar,. obeli a win of the memo of Whet'. a..
in the 241.0 n• the marsh ;. and in passing the deserts iteraras, laseetts:4ll; "hell'eaceatityteevasee°o:p 'it e::.:ri!a".•
•(3 and 4 days in length) always 18 hours the cle• , get in at ea window with a lareenroadicafte back, say-
. I melt I scarcely ever allowed tercet i the halt we ins there/ was no see there, bat the bed was warm, he -
Letters front Lisbon have brought the fellevnng 1,
"'sways made in -the twiddle of the day to anew the • however threw some ben ein, ef the wisdom, lit was
decree, relative to the establishment Ist. a Pntutant 1 camels to roam np, was by far the most trying put the ascertalurdthat the bora being “lisr-ster, had misted '.
chapel r.--- ' of the jowls's,. expooed to the burning the fire, mid that the Munn Mid made their vely.frees me
••• Whereas &rhea hews represented Memos bp the Charge heat of the floor to the ether, by the stair-rase. Meader proms bee
dimiiiim at iiv ~,,i„t sod kittitsi soy, tiss Los awing I WkWaritllts. Ipbere nature scarce had provided a I seem in and fonseMereden Aiming against the wail, war •
Britisher Mat is metes of the penebiaiea given by me, is Asesio , shade fisr a gousshopper„ lying on *semehing sand, the bed foot, completely stultified with smoke, and alert
15, of the Woo/ of lifirlatatalf. Comatiooo. mad* 81011111111.• ! end With nodal% to alleviate our parthing thirst I dead, the water frees the engines bade' played rpm .
Mewed to ROO. for heeding and miataiaing,hi the Pompoms ~ast warsphag truer which had heaa
several dos :_ him. He was imeediately ' Wong* ont themes the •
tisanes placer of disks, worship for (Drugs/ea she din err', .. 'l' chamber window by means of a ladder. and resealed to •
y Moe, was misery I had no conception of the west door in ;Hat-street, where every mistime was'
eves with the religion of the imetry, • Asp& Ms best
mated, user the &gbh aid beds burying. is cis , beam At night we generally got *little houses-- was promptly rendered hint; fortsmately the lets had
eity,.fois the iselehrolien of divies womb* to the cone, with some fat and salt—no bad • , ; but a not touched him, and it is stepper/ he will recover.
sous as Marsden could eels- bursaid ids wife and •
ritaai af. the Arne". 4°141 ; awl that tin addi•lli11811 brill' cup of tea was a !usury supreme, as it natisfied As 11) a
hem bode withholds throishod by the Ileglia newness, mod little boy were in Ike' room, a ',persons ismslediallely
a eilepieie being syysisied by the sing iv Gas aissasi it thirst, and took off the edge of the putrid taste of went to seek far Meas. The boyefes Mead Mkt, midi, en,
sttggsr so ha musidered ender the diseema of the Bullish lap- the bad water ;. our fire,. which- was always made briar brought oat thioneh the Mildews was spa alive.
the, wittiring.mo this maul that it shooaid be religion/NI as by screaping together camels' dung whites we found, heti, shoe, dead, Ihosegis eel burnt.' • Mrs: Marsdemwaor-
sushi by !be peblie authorities of tins kiagdies.. re *Mb, was conicquently uncertain, and we sometimes could dis d ones wards; ont'she item dusk ao lisle r .
being. gives mesideratiess, I hereby bola it to orders- that her face was a little lomat. It is emojectllett they were
eiee .d chapel omit be held ease, the special imotecii" red not find more thaw was necessary fu boiling whittle so overpowered by the essioisr, that. thetsgh they had got
dimities el the British legalism at this Com.. water. I, had a tent with me, but seldom pitched ow of tied they were incapable of talshipenet nether mite
(Mimed hy) "'TSB LIEG. it, we were all too sired,- and my Atrab thought it to rescue themselves from death. hems" us it Was pow%
o Pdaoe of t•Mdaa. lea. /. LlM;sible a man want into the ismairplace with a huttria, and
or Tads. blurriest Antis Thies, Wit° °Wks.; we illiBt eff our horses when neatly at the button' of the shuns the remains ot Satoh Sistiwroh '
. . sleeping with fatigue and heat, the nose-bag awe were found, presenting a met appalling 'reelect.. Elver
....7-..---_!..-r.! -2.
A Paper published at Mendota 1M1104111041S Gen, put over the poor animal's 14011. and a eord round' was almost covered aids basin woodotte.whicti inatt tallen'
his two fine legs; the lease-sesiess were soon cleared from the learning delve, •me was found with her' emir-
SS* lairtin's r•gnation of his authority in Peru), , I lined op, and her knees hew Nader bet. 14 is'emjectirred •
AMs return to Valparaiso. A supplement w that • fr.° 11-Ntre Lula. 15.° t°'..atmet, wive our. c'.. ,1 that dos girl use alarmed by the smoke et an vasty..
_ . .. _ _ ' " - - ' •-i's rahlard

bath 114 anddeep. and, Val sorely bas so near an
approach towards an vomoiiiity of all parties upon a
question of vital importance to Prance, to Spain, to
England, to Europe, and to humanity at large, bola
witnessei—the tone of Ministenrin• the two hauls
lag night may, perhaps, bring the Government of
Loutiotos Monism to its senses.—lt appears ism
than probable that a War with Spain will bring a
War with England at its back, and thee /dm
Lariat gas ks Bourbons I

71111 FUNDS, SATVERDAT.
HA IS-PAST Two o'Csoek.
Little or nothing doing in the foreign market this I,
morning, Spanish Bonds opened at 381—went up
to 394.—The price of there Bunds at Yetis is flew
37 to St.
Six French empresses were hr before the mama
opened, and on the rattle going bargains in CApseds
were done at 754. They sabsequently went to
7.34 11--and there remained steady fur some time,
when the arrival of a seventh express drove several
heavy sellers upon the marled, and Consoltdeclined
to 75, -at which rise they remain. The first at.
rivals from Paris brought the French Pives at 80f.
65c. it is now rumoured that the last arrival
brings them 70f. 65c.-4 fall of three per cent.—
but the tricking ductuntiono of the French Funds
have nearly ceased to operate upon our market.

;es,. dated the 49th of October, states—
We have received the Allowing important information from
Chlß,ond owed ourselves of Menne opportunity to assunarmithate
it to the public :
.• On the iSth of the present month Me Excellency Gen. San
Martin arrival at Valperalso. His abdication of the supreme
emismand, and his separation Ran the brilliant theatre of his
glory, is am of the remediable and important events of this age
of wonders.
, »»ROCLAMATION OP GENERAL SAN MARTIN.
I ban trimmed the declaration of the 'managed's.= of the
RION of Chili and Penis I have in my pessoodua the standard
whisk nouns bra iaeebiuptitrr the-Empire et the Incas t and
I seem so be apelike mom Thome resempared with usury
sin pow of mweheim sad wan
4migehlprameins ft she pimple whose ,S Imes wood war are
ustele mobs shim hidependenk, and to hove the
diel4their ishirtheltheth to thsthrelma
1e peeetere of a useemolui maw Eminent dim-
bested be be may betis almeolut to Dewly-eskstittned states; and,
ellk Ibrahim bond, I as emisdrelstor it mid that l wish to be-
' WSW a Soverelipi. I drill bawl be always ready to make the
krit meld= is don Elm" at the country, beak the chancier
of aplums damn, mid aolling mere.
ow with rapes le mypubis osmium. my countrymen may fas
bagamod)bo dinkiest is 'palm; the truth will be told by their
poserity.
Poeuviesst--1 leave you the national representation esta-
blished; if you give it your entire confidence, you may sang a
eons et liberty ; if not, anarchy will devour you.
Mayes preside over your destiny; and may it be the.
height of nd peace.
" JOSE DR SAN MARTIN.

and rolled up in a bormotwo, in two minutes all our
troubles were forgotten." Fresh arrangements,
haying been now made,. by which it it hoped 41
the difilculties,. except those of climate, may he
avoided. Major Denham has again set forward to
join his imam:lista, and in a subsequent letter says,
1 shall certainly make the• attempt of setunism
home by the way of Egypt."

rested, and that, end mg to escape, Woe ra
thorough the Mooing staftersee, it gave way, and she fell to '
rise no more. Grodio, the awoistroot elogoOrer, ,weat In.
aod eetared shoot lel. iu money, and colour
pooperty, which were drpuruited Or a desk. *no Mali la'
Marsden's room, nod a greet watt of the property is tie'
rooms above iweavert.—Noniegirow-Peper:

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A meeting et the freeholders of the county of
Carmarthen was held at the Shire Hall,in the town-
of Carmarthen, on Tuesday, the 28th of January,
" to take into consitieretion the proptiety of petition-
ing Parliament to adopt measures fur the relief of
the agricultural interests from the unparalleled dis-
tress under which they at present labour." The
Hon. G. Moe M P ; Suckville Gwynne, Esq, W.
Rice, Esq. M.P.I W. R. H. %well, Esq. J. Ea &-
G. Williams, Eeq. J. G. Phillips, 1'
s q.; John
Saunders, Esq. and several other gentlemen emus-
soma to interest themselves in the political affairs
of the twenty, were present, and a Petition to Par-
liament was agreed on.
The Spanish Government has published the de.
e-
oree of the Curies, which orders the calling into
active service the whole of the militia of the king
dons. This term militia requires an explanation for
ftweigners. There are three kinds of militia in
Spain, each of which has a particular denomination
and object, via. the Active Militia, the Volunteer
Militia, and the Legal Militia. The first is a kind
amity of reserve, and in time of war those who
serve in it must perform the same duty as the troops
of the line. The Vulunteer Militia are enroll*, fur
the purpose of maintaining order in the interior,
and above all of defending at all risks the constitu-
tional system. ,Finally, the Legal Militia is nothing
else than the great body of the male popukttion
capable of bearing arms, who are liable tube called
out if need be, in aid of the volunteer militia, or to
cooperate with the other troops in defending the
national independence against the attacks of foreign

" Totalto Librer Sept. 03% lers."

A vessel arrived at Havre, has brought intelli-
that ea the 16th of December: last, a violent
=coke out in the town of Port-an-Prince. A 1
considerable part of the town, the custom-house, a
great number of buildings, immense magazines, and
• the whole quarter of the merchants, became the
prey of the flames. The loss caused by this disaster
is valued at live millions of piasters. Three-fonrths
of the loss, itis said, falls on English houses. The
Ls was the more considerable in consequence of
the mamma having taken advantage of the disorder
%mineable to such a catastrophe, to plunder part
of the property which was saved from the fire.—
The only tOreign houses which the conflagration
spared were those of Messrs. Torberke, Magnus and
Oldenburg; Heland and Weber • G. Windsor;
Phelps, &skated and Co.; and W. Wuafield.
In consequence of the retinal of the High sheriff
of Hants to convene a county meeting, Sir Thomas
Baring has offered his services to join four other
Ileagistrates, in giving a legal character to a county
meeting, for the purpose of discussing the causes of
the present agricultural distrers.

Powers.

The Jupiter, of 60 guns, is fitting out at Ply-
mouth tar the recept►oa of Lord Amherst, whs►.
together with his su►te, will proceed iu that vowel
to the East Indies. It is computed that every ar-
rangement will be completed in about a tbrtuight.
The Jupiter has already taken in the greater part of
her stores.

On Friday ev g last, about amen (o'clock. thwinhod-
Miami of Crewkertie were snitch alarmed by.hearing a '
I I crash, (occasioned by the Nikita in of a- house
Easostreet : piercing cries WCFC heard hunt •ibe mother
of a ousel who was in one of the beds in •the fallen •
house. and completely buried in the ruins. A gleaner of
an hour elapsed before the-child cuold be extrieattd—it
was a corpse I aid the distress of its patent was beyond •
description. The house helots a veryold one, it is sup--
[loved that the late rains had weakened its fommlaton.—f-
Three other children,. had the accident happened a few
itionwnis later, would, sin doubt. have sassed a similar'
fate with the abuse, as they were 011111 C stairs; shout to •
proceed to the tame room. when the accident happened.
FATRII• ACCIMAT 011' THIt the 234 OW
a melancholy occurrence took place on the lake us CAS.
derange, in we demesne of Thomas Mitchell, Esq. tit
thircuanty of Itoiconsuion. A utan of the music or
Casey, in crossing an arm of the lakerbied out proceeded
many yard! opoothe itte, when it gave way, and he suedk.
immediately,-but basing accidentally found footing un
a mob, he way not perfectly overwhelmed. lie etioou•
raged the hope of being savtd by else arrival of three,
brothemof the name of Kelreoe, who wills trope Irish cote-, -
rage anal humanity ran to hwassittaitee. One of them
had succeeded in moaning a rope round his waist. when •
the ice giving way again,. he also sunlit His two be to-
there raiziously but inconsiderately rushed towards him as •
the same moment, to chase, :arab I. with a friend and. a •
brother then premature and watery grave. Toe four
bodies were (mood in a few hours after,the hands death'
clinging to the rope. One has left a wideow,and another'
a widow sod chili, to suffer lay their low. The father '
of the three Kilroes is an of of great pity: old,.feeble,
and infirm, lie little tl slit that in one fatal hour his
three hoe lads, the palms of his declaim', years, were ter
be sue off in the split's of their days, It is fortunate.
that the families resided on the property of a benevolent
landlord. A fifth bat, of the name ul Keegan. in ended.-
touriug to save the test, escaped by Inc ice breaktois
where the water was not so deep.
The northern toads are quite itnpasmlok iu ni4ny •
places, all coma:elms:Fe of the heavy tall of snowy wnicit
has retanled the arrival of the nuattehr mails.•
On Wednesday two ladies took-the veil kith* Peewit-
lotion unnvent of Carlo". thie is the n Wow of Niajoa- '
Wilitterdotog, who fellAploriatioly as she batik el Water.
lieu ; the other it a rhust lady respectably connected itt
lice