The Statesman. — 1820-12-28 (London, England)

HAITI.—The Jamaica Papers inform us, that his Majesty's ship Parthian bad brought to Kingston aesomata of the Revolution at Hayti, from wkieb we are enabled to add the following particalattr—: After the suicide of Christophe, the few troops whik immilsod with him took possession of the Paled Kan Komi, which they stript and plundered of tkvell valuable article ; they refused to bury Christophe. and Isis body was left exposed in the road. On the 17th October, the revolt having become general among the troops and the people, eight of Christophe's °Goers were killed at Cape Henry. Among them ado the Prince Royal, Prince Joachim, and Baron Bettie. The Prince Royal and Baron Bettie begged for life; but Prince Joachim said, that while he had a man left he would fight for the King. On the 22d of October, Boyer was proclaimed President of Hayti, at Cape Henry. On the Nth of October he entered the city, the same of which he changed to Cape Hayti. The Constitution. was immediately proclaimed, the officers sworn to support it, and the city restored to complete tranquillity. The wife and remaining children of Christophe were at Hayti. under the protection of Boyer. The troops behaved extremely well after the arrival of Boyer, and every thing was conducted with ,perfect order. The cif were quartered on the citizens ; the men in the barracks and public places. The people were highly elated at the change, and the popularity of the new Government was unbounded. The personage formerly styled the Duke of Marmalade, was ~ppointed Governor of the Cape. Business was suspended at the Cape on the breaking oat of the Revolution. An embargo was laid on the shipping, sad great apprehensions existed among the merchants opetivionsly to the arrival of Boyer's troops. Bat, on his arrival, they were assured that property of ail kinds would be respected ; the embargo was removed, and business revived. The partisans end dependents of Ministers are obeying the call of the Treasury Scribes, and be most parts of the country combining in little knots or juncos, in darkness and secrecy, to procure a few signatures to what they call Loyal Addresser, but which is fact are Reoolutiossary Addressee, for the only purpose they can serve is to confirm the present Ministers ti their fatally headstrong infetartion, and to increase tbe delusion by which the King appears to be unfortunately blinded both to his own interests and the real state of the country. Among those plates in which the oovernment creatures have been, er aro at work, in this way, it would be unjust not to notiee NewcastiomponTyne, which has presented one of the most seeable and entertaining illustrations of the quality of those addresses, and of the character of the persons by Whom they are got up, with which we are yet acquainted. The history of this tressed*. is worthy of attmstios. Shay:one individuals signed a paper, at tbs butane* of some exceeding loyal person or persons, addressed to the View, requestiag hion--wt to convene a pinions meeting, that the inhabitants at large OM an opportunity of taking part. riper, In she proceeding—so sech" pare as Addrets to his Majesty of et. that oldie agreed to by theCorporatton Is compliand with this fielleitntion, pets to work to oblige the Respdeitionises, Ass-ward. a prodnetion, aemedlog made its aposstailco. Ow the r Ciressieitt)