r ' 4jostl:;trtlat. LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH if). Three o'clock, p.m. SOUTH AM ERICA. By the Hyperion frigate, which has just arrived at Porismoutli from the Paciac. with u large quan tity of specie on Loan!, amounting to upwards of two millions and u ballot' dollars, the property of British merchants at Peru, we have been ftvoured . with the following correct infiirmation. The Chilian army, in l'eru, under General San Martin, which had lauded at Pi!.co, in Peru, on the 4th of September, re-embarked at that place on the 25th of October, and after appearing off Calloa on the 28th, proceeded to Ancon, where they landed, Lord Cochrane remaining off Callao with the squadron to blockade the port. - On the morning of the 6th of November his Lordship made a successful attack on the Spanish line of defence, and carried um the Erneralda frigate The populace were so enraged at this event, that they killed or wounded the whole of the boat's crew belonging to the Ame rican frigate Ma ..erionia, and several seamen on shore ; but it is not understood that any English suffered, excepting two Seapoys, belonging to the Purina East Indiarnen, who were waiting to take off' the Supercargo, and were cruelly shot on board a Spanish brig. The presence of the Hyperion was a very fortu nate circumstance, as it was the means of saving British property to nearly the amount of a million sterling. Several British ships were preserved from being distressed by the desertion of their men to join the patriots, the captain of the frigate obliging mime of them to return to their ships; and the po pulaceof Lima and Calloa would. it is feared have destroyed every vessel, and probably murdered every Englishman in Lima, if the frigate had not been there to protect the tiamer and receive the latter.— It is believed the whole of the English property, and all the English subjects (excepting Messrs. Wad dington and Price), were embarked on board the Hyperion and the English merchant vessels, which latter sailed on the 21st of November, except one, . called the Pacific. The Hyperion left Callao on the 12th of De cember, at which time General San Martin's head quarters were at Supe,and his advanced guard within 11 or 12 leagues of Lima. A few days before, the new Mancha Regiment deserted to the patriots: it was composed of prisoner., who had been taken whilst serving under Bolivar, and who had enter-L(1 the Spanish service. General San Martin had had great advantages from being allowed to land with out molestation on different parts of the coast, where he procured supplies and recruited his troops, as well as revolutionised the country. The Spaniards, however, had about 12,000 men in Lima and its , neighbourhood ; and it was nut considered, there fore, that they had much to fear, if they were true to themselves, but the government was not in a bad state. Extract of a letter from Naples, dated 4th inst.— " The Austrian fumy marches with the greatest circumspec tion. General Frimont having been informed of the defensive measures adopted by this govtanment, and the strength of our army, as well as of the spirit of patiotism which animates all classes of citizens, hed judged it imprudent to prosecute the march with tint forces under his command. It is on this account that the General has halted in the Roman States in the expecta tion of new orders. Gen. CIITILSenG4 is appointed Como - tinder iu (Ada of the first corps of the army. Relays are appointed ori the road from Laybitch for the return of our King. who wits to set out on the 5d inst. Our Government has sent mules to the ship, of war to attack the Austrian armed vessels, and to capture and bring into our hatbutirs all Austrian merchantmen under the Imperial Sag, and judgment shall be pronounced in favour of thw captors on the principles Or en equitable reciprocity. A courier is just arrived to the English Ambassador, bringing orders fur a British ship of war and a frigate to quit our bay. The itinieati:o disposition of the English Government towards us becomes stronger daily. We alio«. upon gu.nl authority, that up to time 17:h 01 last wench only about 55,000 Austrians had crossed die Appenines. 15.000 went following, and the whole force ,ve have owned to thew amounts to sn.troo troops. Gem. Cams - osa has already assembled upwards of 50,11J0 bayontoi, and Gem Yrre as many , more. Althea - gli the iegjinents from Sicily ore riot yet in the held, the 11111i:14 1.4111 reached the !ruttier, and dam on their march arc innumerable. All the troops etiount the national li) inn on their say. We are as.ured that Gen. Pepe, command ing the second corps, was immediately to attack the A mut:in division which 6 penetrating the Xi:aches. The Alatidestout the Government is in the press, and will appear in a few days r it is remarkable fur moderation and sound reasoninj." Snne tenon's, suspeetcd to he epics, are again at work in the environs of Glasgow, extiting citaatreca tion among the working clubses. Ax HONOULIAOLL Itontme.—On Friday night a matt, genteelly tlressett, snuckeo at the dear of a lady ii Upper Halter sorest, and it was opened by the lady herself, LAC CIJ qui rcd It her mune was Alm —, and on being anbwered in the mliii motive be lead he wanted to sprat; to her on material Lu.iness; he aas showed into the parlour, when be resulted the door on the inside, and bud her not pre the alarm, but giro heal 010 gUifitEll, and sue would restate Le injury ; the - Judy replit«, she tad r.ot 541 atucls 1119btly in the (rouse-- he told Isar he knew .i.s had tattelt Mom and if she did Mg, instants) supply him he aoual use miter ruean. without delay, na there was no time to b: 10 , 4, end be %owl,' Lot bra trificd *WI —tbv in reply sand, will you nut then, it I supply you with two guineas, tax,: all the cash I have trot. -ay. he. upon 0 1 ',Gaunt 1 She than °paned her her 011iWft, in i4J111:11 there %As edam eiplity Fowls in e.sh .nd bunk isuta.; she ve . ertAl him a tin pound note. bo;ilChi;C Itkßed, sp it w o k u guy we ,Aur, wnicil be tepured witheut afrtirtg to loose any et ilia zeol,aei amp 6,;;;c4) suit k tat teem THE NATIONAL REGISTER BRITISH OFFICERS. At the sitting of the Cortes in Lisbon, on the 24th ult. tl,c Cumu►ittcc appointed to enquire into the claims ci British' officers, timucrly in the service of Portugal, made their report.-1 be following is the substance:— t. Tile English officers, who in corfsrquencc of the declaration of the Supreme Junta of the Government or the Kingdom, dat.d the Nth of August last, retired trout the Portuguese service. are discharged with honour and the thanks of the nation ; and they are only discharged upon Cie necessity which exists of giving u new o:ganizition to the llu,ai Atmy. 4. The said officers will cor.:inue to melee pay, according to rank, during a number of years, equal to the term of their acrylics during the lute war. 3. T. use who d;d not serve during the late wur are to receive pay for one year only. 4. Brigadiers will Ire made commanders of the Tower and Sword , Colonels and Lieut. Co:uticis wilt receive the decorations of the same Order. HOUSE OF CO WIIOSS, S Lord BINNING postponed the India private bill for one week. It wab ordered to be then committed. The intercourse of grain acts report was received. The mutiny anti the mauve mutiny 'Alla were committed.— Report on Monday. Mr. WAI.I.ACE moved for returnsof ships anti men employed ; in the Northern trade, and also tor account of value of imports from Russia, Sweden, Norway, and Ihntaark, during the Lae year. Ottlered.—Adjourned. ESSEX ASSIZES. The assizes for tuts count) finistied on Saturday after norm. Oi 93 prisoners in the gaol, shoot 45 were discitarged by proclamation, Mr want of evidence, or bills being found. to less than 24 were capitally eon • vicied and received sentence of death. Of these non:wiry con. lets the Lord Chief Baron left five for execritum, namely, Lingard, lianinleton, and Sans, for a burglary in the dwelling house of a widow lady, at Springfield, near Chelmsford—Boughton, lor robbing a poor man on the highway, in the parish of, Willing:le, muter cir cumstances of risonal % rolence—and Biggs, for a rape. 'Pule last nicsit.olied case was with curt UI1'• stances of cleat brutal ov. Tor prisoner was a ruffian of frightful aliect. Ile had teen lit nig in a wood near Itilalll, like another Olson, and irom the habits (h . Ms life had acquired a savage appearance, scarcey human. It was supposed that he lived try plunder, and was con nected wail a gang of desperate characters. The un happy prosecior rx , a peasant girl, named Mary Heat then, 01 Langford, was returning towards her home, through the wood, about six o'clock in the evt mug of the 24111 of sepitinfier last, and was eircountered by the pri-oner, who drageztA her front tire path by the legs farther into the wno t, where, by the greatest v.uletice, he effected 1114 onject,tioder a threat of runnier, 'fairy complatuit was made. Since ins conviction the prisoner has conducted himself in the most hardened manner. CIVIL SIDE. (Dew Vie Lore Chief Bloom. foMY I IfltS, 4btf r U. lILNNELL. This Was 311 11011011 01 shinier broirAtit by an attorney of the court and town clerk of Colchester, agalnst the dee/1,14111, woo had formerly . been los client. The slat:der was of and ciniciviiing the plaintiff in his practice as all attorney, imputing to 11101 that lie was a perjured rascal, &c. It appeared itt evidence, that the plaintiff had been crincerned tOr Ike (kit:MI.IIIL ill an actin's brought against him at lie List da.lit'S• dial.:Jyrd Ills 1.1,1441 seal for the interests of Ms client, but the verdict vt rtit against him, anti in the result, after an arbitration oh the daitiat...es, he had to pay debt and costs. The plaintiff was again ensploy.ll Its defend the dvietitlaiii in another scion ; but alter it had proceeded stone length the pa. pers were laktil OW of Ins 'tam's, and delivered titer to another attorney. The plaintiff then delivered W. bill of Coats in both action,. and try iniStake, Cilargrd for the ea; pellet's ail willlCl4t 5, in the second actitio, who been in the first ; and in the affidavit to liolil bail, I lilt luiv,Jl;e Was 1101orrecarsl, nor ilistil;sottie lime atter ‘N-4 41V1C1111411 1 brluft ultiuttd al the hiss oh. his c3111.C. and (rowan:43M WOO Ole Wit Oita, took this OC• asion to ciliat e the planitstro character in different place' , , Calhirig mina pvijored villain and rascal, and that lie had neglected ins duly. it:atonal did not appear to 11:1%t: sustained any damage from the s.-titler, and our of the witheN:es said he did not 111111 k the %%rose of num (or it. The winds appeared it have been untrcel in auger, and ware those ail a mail of narrow education veined at lie loss vt his came. A .01111th:4mo:a bath berm pleaded, Ina: no evi,cnce tars &Iciest lit support it. Nr.CoMOOLI, ill a icry able and eloquent address to the Jury, contended, that it was nut a case Mr lidllidi4el, stnl liked upuu tilt' circumstances under which use slatider was uttered ; corcitnicances %%Weil went liready la diminish the damages. Mr Lidos' %Vocal ssitimied up the case for the Jon, and Slid lit y were bound to o,lise suite dalliaars. Limier all the CleCOMStalloCli j lilt wur is IgiClll6 111lOctl, just died. The Jury found a verdict for the plaintift-4),lumager. Mee &Jilting. A melancholy accident happened on the Ist instant, on the west bide 4,i ..itaisley Burn, near Bradley. Some uel . bous put wog a luz, the animal took refuge in a hole the ►ide of a high wok. fir was followed by a dug, and suitse of the hunters alto crept in atter then,. Tile lorestito., a young 10111, 11.11111A1 George Stobart, ; l a year. of age, anti tebideut uear iitllice, had got Ann. teem yank, Ili, nod 50 - tr4l oloctc vtrr 111 Clo>•e WMOI6 I OII. Wlltll a lage quantity loose •and fell 'limn Stob.ri and ►tuuwrred Uuu, 'floe priblns next hint, Ihnu4ll in nnaill/elll uanger himself, ettdrat °toed to pull Ilini °tn, but could out ellect it oil account •01 . the weight of 131114 and hi , ha Vif IS 161411Vti a 111N.iiii Of the hole. • Nutu it 6- s tatitling ills Wilmot orrnons wire tunnediaicly matt!, a m; unremittingly continued, Ilia ccirpre was not It otttl tutu 11i. sicitt Stn. R. MOW, of Worthampus moire, of a danttbter. Mrs. J. Evens, of bloeltivell place, of a daughter. At tours, the lady of C. veer, M.O. tat a daughter. At its houac la Bedford place, tie wile of 1. barre,, rag. of a MR born sun. Al hew, the lady of Capt. A. Buchanan, R.N. of a sou. At tat •uhatn, Mrs. G. P. Holt, of a sun. In Groove end place, St. John's-wood toad, the lady of W. Pritchard, Jun. ail. of a daughter. ilparneD. Al \lwo lebone new church, Mr. W. Wood, of Queen street,Oefurd sir , at, to hatzahetti, se,:und olgtigtorr of A. /Ilium. esti. of A 4 ,11.111,04. AI An'', f Apt. A. Mug, lt.N. to JLty, eldest daughter of C. Lewin, esti. of the same place. At at. I.eungv's, liatroarr s i mam, W. Ilorlsoll, jnn. esti. of South Ash, Kent, to Amelia, eldest daughter ut the lute Kw. Kettel, es , i. of tt Attliiikhuoy, In the Same comity. At I att is, rapt. I eaeuchte, It.N. to Martha Louisa, fourth daughter ut the 141 e (1. I/acor, tJ.I. of NIA, well honsr, I.ses tort, aim lateritoul, 1. Lathan!, ca to Snsanna. third 1 14 1 1%11 , er. 41141 I. cot. to Hie 4, )01iii4C•1 Jnughter , of G. ROACIA, FAIMIIOII. lor merly or latrboti. At I aflcotta, I f folget., rot. rtllutiffotthott of the Caledonia, to oat utoe, math daughter to the late C. Allen, ur. gsua, of Market tlaf ootootillf , L I..csit 1411111, At 144111, lAcof..Col. J. J. Cochrane, 3,1 (Wards, to Charlotte, ttatightiti of I. 04 Mature, Sri. rat alutekeru tea house. .11 'One). :1. Jet oft, esti. of Oaf toftuo to Jane, yuuulohl daughter N. o;obuf ts, cs.t. ut Litiu• 11.)1131. Mn. Hunt, of Osandon street. Haymarket, seed 79. .au), nu wise in MI. lieußr, in the (Jul Jewry. At t ages! 77, s. Rain, es+ of Vol tswood sionae, Ilanti—•one Of the ~ei chera in the Biddie I eitsplc. At Catesitta,aged 91, John, But d sun of G.Simpson, esq. of Sillwood . isrks. issiselle, wife of Moines llamber, ear. of Southampton buildings, Lil4l.Ctly moue, ages' O. J. has nue. , ea.l. Jae of Old Broad street, aged N. (hi monde) Liston hei house an Lessors street, Siii) fair, the Countess, Downes ut Lasers. uu suesday last, JuliO Hunter, esq. Vice Admiral of Ike Red, to the 83.1 year of his ye. At tinter, t atm:rine, wife of Mr.1.(1. Hippies, of Hackney. At Shames Dation, sins ,S. Ilidnian, esq. eldest suu in J. mock, ist Bruton street, Brunswick sysare. inphatis Conn 11111 l S. Z•barsies, esy. aged a, formerly an eminent (Union ui 1'110.44,4h. street. All. Stutter, us itmenabor)aollls, Mitcham, Surrey. L noon bl3artwcrs CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. MARCH 19. We had a large supply of Wheat at market tins morning, for which there was only a dull sale, and the finest samples submit.. ted to a reduction of from is. to Ys. per qr. The supply of Barley was also large, but there not being a brisk demand Itir that article, only ti,e finest Malting Barley could obtain last week's prices; hut the iiiterior descriptions were Va. per yr. cheaper. Gais were dull in sale, and is. per qr. lower. Bulling I'eas were brisk in sale, and is per quarter dearer. In Beans and other articles there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, Fiona's', Manus 16. There was but a middling supply of Wheat at market this morning, having had but kw arlivals since Monday, and the demand was not very brisk; the finest samples, however, ob tained Monday's prices, but for the inferior descriptions there were very few criers made. The trade in Barley was pretty brisk. not having a large supply at market, that article went oft readily at Monday's prices. S% e were well supplied with Outs, the finest samples of widen obtained Monday's prices. Beans and Yeas wars pretty brisk, and die finest samples obtained a trifling ad ranee. In other articles there was no alteration. 1'1.1% LS Ut tat Vet W such, ',ter Nlea.urr ,IN OK I Eight Busk F. 14UNIPA V. St I. 34 a 56 $b a by 'Li 4 ZO wI& LA). ra 57 36 ti 64 2t) U 3U F RIDAY. B. i. 32 a •7 36 u 64 Vii is $4l Red Wheat 11 lute ... ityr Lit - auk, or Buck Burley •. • • .. • Pule M4ll ..... • k red out... arc Iv or Pultslia New Tick heutib Uld ditto New eigeou ditto !Soiling Prow Carey Pcivie ... • 14 . apesred per 111*. 28 6 SI '44 u 33 46 u 35 20 a V 3 YV a Vt , *7 4 3 i 31 4 :Ai St a S 4 33 S 44 3J a 35 Sii/. u 574 24 u SI 3S 4 3:1 46 4 54 20 u 34 32 a 27 27 a 31 34 a 3U 33 4 31 38 4 4 3 3U u 34 *IL a El. 26 a 31 33 a 34 46 a :13 vU a Va V 2 u se 21 u 94 a 37 S 2 u 36 36 u 44 30 a 34 v6l. is 371 AVLitAuk. rlul.t. trr LOAN, res •u th u l•ri•• Al•ritime IJilarictb oh 11 AWLS, fur ‘‘etk imam; March 10, rNii•Actvd Ir.ttu togiu.uay% t.erite• 4.1 s lid I Barley— 10 , 1 j ne5m.....30, 14 Ity v.i ;WI 3;s • 1111 OK At UsIAJVAI)O Average Price lime the Itetuiess wattle in the %A vek entimg Wethwodav xi•l, per cwt, exemsive •,I I rail.la lit . PtMigi. Per Sari. , 11 Fire au.hrl., ur 11.10ths, Alausia. s. I %. nF a a. Finn Furli.h Eiuur I a 55 American Flour .t• 43 a 4() • Secoat tilLtu ... • 45 a4U ror linnet ut 1 c., t. likkA I ) . ai J . toIt•od. the St urge rn Lual'. s:111i bIELD :).I.lllii , MARCII 19.—We were well supplied with ',rime neest. this morning, but toles wet? dull, and price.; Lower. Mutton was siso pitantita, and tin:riper, fork and Veal were dull in sale. aria lice luwer.—Toe business in the ilay.inarket wd.s pretty brisk ; Hue, Litiver. w,d straw bully soponten our hut quoiatwn., 'the loilowwg is a correct statement of Mc prices and gonitns at Wotan ' tlt4t-10 tti .11E,\•I , excitt4tst ttl tl , e I nt:1; , %I.:‘:11 Ctitisi,l• al /lead, Listrail., and Il ue , auu t, %1111.11 411•10 i. th...-I'cr •tour 01 nib, Beef 4s 04 to 4s 104 Motto!' is 2tl to As Utt Lamb th. Oil to Us 04 Veal be id to tis 61 Pork 4s 4il to Ai ud Braid of Cottiv at /1 , •I Beasts Sheep mud Lath 1..;,440 . . • • • 100 Osiers EN IPA V. lied 2,1 Ito 3. 91 4v. 314 to 46 114 Lawq Cia Uti to U. bb hit lo hd 4% 10-1 w ii• jd I lead of tali it: 41 Ativi s er, . • • . • 660 *aid Pip. Is‘ll,ll, hay Clover - • • - Slrao - nnf{(, . 9A 4' ;4u to 4 4 4 0 .4 4 0 to 4,5 IQ u T.. i iv 0 LONLON ; Prisitcd Mml rt.,lil.l,ed I y the l'rol.ri,tor, JOKY TlllOO. at giehrOb.ce Floe , Sticec, ivhoti; 14:1le/1114 114 Iklll9r. (p 0.1 ) :o141) wafts oe outlreivrJl I