The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

From the Belize, (Hon) Observer, March IL
The independence Of this kingdom, although under
the powerful guaranty Of England !. what ls spanish
they would fam all the rest OF the world acquiesce
in the sage axiom they have propounded-that an indie
penden State of red cannot exist X must there
lore have been with feelings not little moruned that
they read accounts of the ceremonies aud sstiyies
with which town was honorsd and eniivened ias'
spring on the coronation Of his youthful Mosquito Ma
jesty. 80. ,.
thing they no doubt consider pretty fair set On a
may be seen In per,ising the subjoned article aken
from FL Reduetor Efeiai De Honduras dated Csmsyssus'
BArrnm or rnE MosauIro YouTH, son Of General
Lowry, Military Chief Of the Mosquitoes on the NOT
in the civilization Of that unfortunate portion OF the
"Hondurenos," established relations not without JIM
Guilty with its principal chiefs, for the purpose o.
charging itself with the "catequI alton" and instruc
ton OF the youth OF whom we speak. He mas remsAnoo
Of the government and under its paternal care has
instructed in the chief precepts and o.
our Gs the nS S winch acts
took place, yesterday evening, in the holy C.tnedrsI
church. amidst the sublime ceremonies win wnicn 'ne
church receives the catechumens into her bosom
AThe sponsors were, at the font the President OF the
state for confirmation, the minister OF the treasury
and the Baptiser, his Reverence the bishop.
We rejoice at this happy event. because It will not
be long the Mosquito youth carries TO the Des o.
his country the Saviour and the Oh
his holy religion destroy the Professionalism OF the
English Church, which begins to gefminate tnere.
From JAMAlcA-By the arrival yesterday of the
brig Tarnto, Captain White, and the orig y. nat ~
Geld, Captain Thompson have late dates from IA
maicaby the former to the 10Th and the latter 'Ne
gath ult.
c. Mason was lecturins shakspesre at Kingston
The Kingston Theatre closed the lath uit Tor
want Of encourage ment from the citizens
The Kingston Times in noticing the regimenta order,
announcing the dates and places Of several musters Of
the Kings on regiment of militia, directed BY law, uses
the following language: "Resist the r. o. en- nasss
Shall he dare fine the four hundred officers and men,
will they be idiots enough to pay the warrants shall
he send the four hundred to ail-or viii they kck inc
marshas by and defy the power Of the hitherto
alLpowerful ColonelP'i
This looks rather turbulent in her Brnnic Msjesty's
subjects.
We are informed by Capt. Thompson that the brig
Ohello, from Curacao bound to New York, with CIR
company board touched at Kingston on the 2ls
Thsschr. James T. Dertine Capt johnson, from New
York. bound to ST Andrews via jamaica arrived on the
goth, had experienced very heavy weather She was
compelled to discharge her cargo and upon examina
ton, was condemned and sold on the 23d.
The British brig Mercator had also been condemned
She was sold on the 10th, and brought 500.
There was particular change in the markets up 70
the sailing of the c. Hatfield on the Gath.
The brig Sopha arrived at Kingston on the 18TH rom
this port.--N o. Delta, .8puI 3.
Ger Gran The