The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-21 00:00:00

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By a letter dated Macao, Nov. 24, with its
enclosures, which our limits will not allow us to give
at length, a wort. minute (retail has been obtained than
had previously appeared of 116 melancholy oe-
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carrence
At :gaolila, on the 9th day of October last, the
In-
dians, in a large body, excited it is said, by the Spa-
niards, rote and commenced the massacre and imlntirier
of all time foreigners they ',mild lay their hands on, and
continued the bloody business until the afternoon of
the 1 ith. The details are coutmnrinicated by an Ame-
rican gentleman, slr. Ptince, who was an eye witness
to the massacre, and tiarroit Iv escaped death. Most
of those who were murdered and pinndereml
en were
casual residents. arrived to ilispose of Etv.opr car-
goes, and boy the p:mlmmlurr'.ons mml the cousin y. Could
Gene be a more horrible awl criminal act than to muran
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der, in cold blood, a set of people coming su such
errand, and tatitlril in every way to the
consideration, attention, and protection of the
government and hospitality of the people ?
The government had refused to give foreigners re-
dress for the losses sustained, and had not punished a
single person who was engaged in the inlinuman car-
nage. Two thousand turn, however, had arrived from
the provinces to demand the punishment of those who,
they very justly declare, have destroyed the consintrnmenrce
of the country ; and it was thought! e gove The
will now be forced to make some amples.
French are supposed to have lost 212,0011 dollars plun-
dered; and the Chinese, who were assassinated to the
number of 85, it is supposed have lost a much more
considerable snits.
The following is a 1;:t of the killed and wounded
at the neassarrc At Manilla, on the I
Thomas V. Wilson, (American), klidshipttian United
States navy. iormetly of the frigate Macedonia, going
home on a sick Evrtiticate.
p. Niculs, (English), Commander of the country
ship Merope. ••( Besival.
kFreticti), Naturalist, settk out by the French
mrovertsmcsit to make collections.
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Guillot, (French), Supercargo if the preach ship
L'Eglantitn..
Soulon, (French). Officer of the ,Ittsperial French
Guards.
Duperat, (French), Merchant, formerly ship Masters.
Debar, (French). Captain of the French ship Celli-
vateur, of Nantes.
J. Dunsfehlt, (Dane), Merchant.
A. Shaffalitzky, (Dane), Merchant, of the house of
Stevenson and Co.
&tarp, (French), Captain of the French ship Ale:-
ander.
Areas& French), Officer of the same.
Martin, French), Not of ditto.
Justin, reach), Ditto.
Boy, (French) reach).' servant.
Joseph, (Ften.cll), Conk of the AlVtaader.
A sellsuaker, (I reach), rip [,'Orient, distil of his
wounds.
D'Arliell, (French). A iespectahle plautet, settled
here two or three years Attie 1 his scull ftacturid, hand
half cut off. piked ore the uot.k. back. sad swamis. two
sabre cots on his bead, sod other wounds.
Hautilasaa, (tiering'salv, (French). .) drearlfullv cut, sod woods
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frees pikes on almost every part of Isis body ; limbs ter-
ribly eat aryl bruised.
godfrei, (French). Two terrible wounds ot his basil,
awl was left for dead.
Bapti (Amenian), Very dangerously.
Tea este,
saustm, r
(E sglish), &Serest places, not beton-