Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

FROM JAMAICA

nercial Reading Rooms at Kingston, The
sd,tors OF the Baltimore American have
received files OF Jamaica papers to the
3lst ult. inclusive.
The trials of the slaves concerned 10
the late attempts 10 exclte disturbances I'D
The island Of jamaica. were concluded -
Twenty three had been found guilty,
twelve of whom were executed on the
goth July.
Panama Gazettes TO the goth June bad
been received at Jamaica.
'sPartes of guerrillas presented them
selves before Lima, and passed the walls
on the 9th May. They spread themselves
over the city, and the valiant Ramarez
surrounded the Convent of Mercy AT
length they resolved to present themselves
in the place OF the Cathedral, where they
experienced slight resistance, Ia which
an fficer and two.soldiers OF the adverse
party persisted. The sguerrilas retired
from the capital without being molested
by the Spaniards, and without the loss OF
single man Such is the state OF Lima!
The hospitals teen with more soldiers
than the barracks; every thing couspHes
against the infamous cons plrators!
Tie Courans of July 81, says--"Ibe
day previous to the arrival of MS Males
tvs schooner Renegade at Carthagena,
the French trigate Flora sailed from mat
port, having on board Mons Chasseriau
the agent from The French government 10
the republic of Colombia II appears ne
bad been refused passport from the au-
tborities at Cartbagena TO proceed TO Do
gotta; he therefore relinqusshed his dIplo-
matte mission. There are, however, Sc.
veral French gentlemen throughout The re-
public. who are ostensibly naturatists, and
appear 10 be engaged in scientific pur-
suits. They are supposed 10 have CON
missions which they will produce as cir
cumstances require, or the present susp!-
xioo against France becomes mitlgated
MoNTEGo BAY, July "a.
His Majesty's schooners Union and As
siduous arrived here on Tuesday from the
coast of Cuba, With small plFatical schF.
which was captured by these vessels on
Cayo Briton. Che crew OF the pirate un-
fortunately escaped 10 the shore; but 1t IS
supposed that some OF them must have
been wounded, as well directed hre
Was kept up from the boats. The Ameri-
can schooner Martha Jane, from Boston
hound TO Trinidada de Cuba, with provl.
SlODS, Oau OeSD tdAcu q tC" odts OC'oiS
by these villains, who pretended they
were stationed on the coast 10 prevent any
contraband trade being carried on The
vessel was plundered OF every thing vslu.
able. ADD the crew were confined on board
the piraticai schooner until released by our
brave tars.
KISesToN, July 81.
A short time since we stated that pl-
ratical schooner bad been captured OF BE-
leze by two armed schooners. and that It
was supposed she was owned IN the Y.
States, we have since asCertained the toll
lowing psrtlcul ars:-"I'he schooner is a
West India built vessel, and was COM
manded by Canadian Frenchman, whose
papers represented her as belonging 10 the
Island OF ST. Thomas. The vessel has
been condemned, and the crew IL ia
number) are 20 be tried. Ii having been
suspected that this was not the whole OF
the pirates complement, an armed party
procee led to one OF the keys, where they
succeeded 10 making Ii men prisoners,
one of them, a negro, turned Kings EVIL
dence, aud stated that the vessel he be-
longed to Can English coaster) had been
captured by them near the Husquetoe
Shore. and all on board murdered, except
himself, aud that his life was saved in
consequence of his joining the pirates
These men were IN irons IN Honduras.
.Esw Constitutions of the States of the Rhs>
nish Provinces
Translated from late Paris paper for the New
York Daily Advertiser.
CotocNg, DuDe is The law of the 9Th
M l.. I.-b ofa mt
oil the Rhenish Provinces, has just been
promui gated.
The union OF these states shall compre-
beRd all parts of the countries forming tue
graad Duchy of the Lower Rhine, an the
Duchles Of Cloves, Juiiers and Berg.
There >hail be four oders the first to be
formed by the states heretofore inDedi-
, ate states of the German Empire, the sec
and by the equestrian order; the third by
the cities; the fourth by other propretors
Of lands not included in the second and
third orders.
The first order shall be represented at
The Diet by the Princes of Wed Nruwied.
Wied>Runkel, SoIms- Brauntells, Solms
Hobensolern Vich: in all four members -
The three olher orders shall have each
,wenty.five members, so that the whole
meeting of the province shall be composed
of seyenty-uine members or deputies.
The members OF the first order as soon
as they shall have attained the age OF ma
iority, may sit at the Diet, or give their
votes to members of the second, third or
fourth order; but other deputies OF the
states must personally bold their seats. :,
To be elected member or deputy OF
fhe states, il g necessary, lst, to prove an