11 6- 1 1 llk I`P (41 AV tr 4 No. 1,418.—V0L. XVI. MONDAY, MAY 12, 152.3. NEW YORK PAI'ERS. league from Lima; 2,500 Peruvean and Buenos- Ayrean troops intim capital ; and the militia, cons sisting of all' the. Ale-bodied men between the age of 16 and 50.. The latter arc garrisoned in Lima and the castles of Callao. General La Seztos,Alllriecmy, was •at Cuzco 'hw Yont, APRIL 8 —Horrible Barbarity.— Captain Robinson, arrived yesterday from New Orleans, informs that the brig Perkins, of Kennebunk, arrived at the Balite, on the 21st ult. from Port-au:Prince and •.ampcachy. Captain Robinson was informed that she was burled in entering the harbour of Campeachy, by a piratical schooner of about 40 tons, and manned by .10 or 40 men, who asked fur money, but Captain Perkins denied having any. They then stabbed him in se veral places, and cut off one of his arms, when he told them where the money was (200 doubloons,) which they took, and pyoceeded to murder him in the most inhuman manner. He was first deprived of the other arm and one of his legs. They then dipped oakum in oil, and put some in his mouth and under him ; set it On 'fire and thus terminated his sufferings! ! ! The mate was stabbed with a -sabre in his thigh. They also robbed the brig of anchors and cables, sails, rigging, quadrants, charts, books, papers, and nearly all the provisions and water.— Ou the passage from Campeachy to the Balize, she was providentially supplied with provisions by seve ral vessels which she fell in with, or they must have inevitably perished. The above brig was no doubt the ikilisa►ius, Perkins, which sailed from Port au-Prince on the sth of February, fbr Campeachy." NEW YORK, Mancit 24.—1 t is reported that the British schooner Enterprise, from Matanzas to Nassaa, has been taken by a boat from Matanzas, and all on board murdered, except two females. BALTIMORE, MARCH I.—Arrived the schooner ( /mirky, Myrick, 20 days from Ponce, Porto Rico.— A French brig from the Spanish Main, with cocoa, was brought in a prize a few days before the Charity sailed. An English brig, from La Plata to Haven- . rah, was brought in and condemned on the 28th Fabruary. A private /loop of war and schooner entered the harbour of Ponce by a flag of truce, and demanded the restoration of the prizes lying in port, which was refused, when the patriot vessels com menced a bottibatriment, Which lasted about an hour when they hauled off and left the port. Captain Myrick reported that Porto Rico privateers are still capturing and condemning every thin. , they tall in with, trading to patriot ports or elsewhere. MExico.--Capt Hawley, of the schooner Fame, arrived at Philadelphia, states, that according to the last reports received at Alvarado, from the interior provinces, Puebla, Oxaia, and Vera Cruz have all declared in favour of the liberal system of Govern ment, and that the Captain-General, Echavcra, was at the city of Puebla, at the head of 5,000 men, and would march immediately for the city of Mexico. The Emperor was then in the city of Mexico, and was said to-be fortifying it ; reports-say, that he also had 5,000 men. 'lle castle of St. Jean de Ulloa had been reinforced, and was still in possesslon of the Royalists. PERo.--•The expedition which sailed from Lima in October, against Upper Peru, had arrived at dif ferent points of the coast; but having no means of getting water and provisions, nor mules fi,r trans porta►ion, and withal being sickly, they would in an probability be compelled to return to Lima. The coast of Peru from Pisca south is a desert, and no vegetation occurs within 40, and in must parts $0 miles of the coast, except in the small valleys through which the rivers discharge; and at these places, with the exception of Quilca and Arica, there is no landing. The troops of the expedition amounted to .1,000 (in 40 transports convoyed by a frigate and two sloops of war), consisting of 800 Chilenos under General La Cruz, 800 Peruvians under Colonel Miller, 1,200 Buenos-Ayreans under General Alvarado, and 1,200 Colombians under General —, the whole under the direction of Al varado. with s.spo troops. t - 7 • • in : Arequipa, in the 4.l"7 retired to Spain. " e 14 :4.ps. .. I of Jnajit consist of 2,500 fine men, and the advance under that of Valdez of 1,000 men in the neigh ' bourhood of Canete. No fears were entertained by the Royalists in Upper Peru. The wind:: coast was completely abandoned, and without the aid a mules the Patriot army could never reach the first range of the Cordilleras. On the 29th of December a new commercial re gulation was eidinved in Lima to prevent all foreign merchants from receiving consignments, and also to prevent air ilireign vessels from Aniding frum one part of the coast to another. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. On Friday a Special Court was held for the purpose of receiving the final report of the Bridge , Home C sssss mit toe relative to Loudon Bridge. The Court was emwded below the bar to excess, the subject having excited %cry great interest in the city. After the routine of the busi ttess was gonerliroogli Mr. Jones brought up the report of the Bridge House Committee, which detailed the progress of the bill for a new bridge, now in the Committee of the Honse of Commons That committee had negatived the clause allowing the city to build banks for the pioteetion of the property west ward of the present Midge, ut case of an overflow on its removal; but they agreed to a clause hi dentin fyinv the city for any damage it might stettaiu from such a cause, and also indemnifying it in the event of lie Midge remaining tinftuished. The committee halt regulated that 12,9001. per annum, should be set aside ' from the Bridge House Funds, for the expences of the managenieut, and for the payment of exisiing charges upon the foods. The tondo. of this lit.oooi. (if an)) to operate as a soil of sinking fund, to discharge the debts contracted uporsthearidge Hutwo Fonds for the new undertaking. The committee had also negatived the clause lOr raising the money far the undertaking upon the credit of the port duties on coals and wine. The Bridge !louse Committee had obtained a conference with Lord Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the subject of the assistance which government might give, antl were informed that government was willing to advance•mouey at four per cent. hottest; and also to re mit time duties on the stone that might he-requisite. After a debate on this report, it was - moved by Mr. Oldham, that an adjournment should take place. This was agreed to upon a division, wheu there appeared Mr the adjournment a majority of 23. An atournment then took place until Wednesday next. CONVERSION OF THE JEWS TO CHRISTIAAITY On Friday a most munerotts 'netting of the Society for pronitttins; christianity amongst the Jews took pine at the Fieelll39ollS' Taverii.-- , -Sir Barine, Rau. in th e chair.-Titere were upwards of boo ladies present. The platform was cmwiled with clergymen. Near the chair man sat Lord Bexley, Lord Gambier, Lord Cflihorpe, one of the Russian Princes, the Bishop of Gloucester, &c. Ecc. The Chairman having stated the object of the meet ing, observed, that although lie could tint deny that the coineisiou•of the Scythian, nr Lute greatest barbarian, t.t a belief of the tottlis or Christianity, was as iiiwortilit as that of any other nation, yet there was something to the history of the persecutions of the Jewish people which commanded the sympathies of those who lelt for • the spiritual welfire of their fellow Creatillt% From the first institution of thy S.teiety a 4.10111 300 childreti of Cite Jews have been educated in the chrt,,iati Ctith, no: one of whom had, to the knowledge of itieSocie;y, ever ran into the errors of the relights) of their forelatiters An immense cumber of copies of the New Test..tuellt, its the tlebrew language, and inttolreds of ti t au is ro; . (UM have heels circulated whesever Jews child be The Chan Mall then tile met bog for their tititentattng efforts in favour r.l the itistotationi, whose views voll,racril the illtvreitntot ii,„o9o,unti people, woo were so:attend over the face ul the eJrilt. General Jose'de la Mar is the Chief of the Junta of Government; the Marquis of Torre Tagle Com mander-in-Chief in Lima. The Congress were in • seslion ; • Gen. San Martin was expected in Lima ; part of his : aNff had arrived from Chili. Ile had been to the baths of Cocanes, in Chili, fur the benefit • of his health. The troops remaining cothisted of 3,00 j Colombians at the: village of Miridlums, Tile childrt la educated by the Society then !wig a hymn in lirhrca•. • The report cited e..ses of inlidel4ty cured by ineans of the Sickly, and on:: ease of a Inlet who ittns beats t on_ t:tanned to insprisonntent w titeliutoe Our Ring, it ott4titution, anti UMW. • • Prtics 9'. FROM SAT URDAY NIGUT'S GLIZETT-E. WAR OFFICE. MAY 10. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—CaptaM the Hon. George Ant.on. from the Sid Foot. to be Captain. vice Zones. who lAclowgcb. Dated Ibt May. 1823. BANKRUPTS. It. Spendelow. Drayton in HAICM. Salop, ironmonger. Soli citors, Mellbni. Bcnbow and Co. LincAsi's Inn. T. Jepson. Heaton Norris, Lancashire, brewer. Sols. Messrs. Ellis and Co. Cursitor Street. J. Bolter, Norwich, woollen dmper. Sole. Messrs. Poole and Co. Gray's Inn Square. %V. CI Bligh, Bath, grocer. Sels. Messrs. !turd and Co. Temple. J. lieatlsinoore. AJihy de Is Zmich. Leieestersbize, printer. Sols. Me s srs. I/as and Co. Guildford Street. J. 11. Robson, Sunderland, mercer. Sol. Mr. Blakiston, Sy mond's Inn. 11. !Soak, Bathainpton. Somerset, rnealman. Sols. Messrs. Netliersolts and Co. Lae:Street. Strand. J. J. Bounden. Great Winchester Street, merchant. Solt. We understand it now to be settled, that the Duke de Polignac is to be the accredited Minister front Franc:: to this country. Tins appointment will tend to repress the numerous idle reports which find Oleic way into circulation, in consequence of the Fretrolt Diplumetcy in London being confided only to a more 'Charge d'Affaires. A badge worn by the partisans of the Frettch aggression on Sirain, nra newly brought from Paris, was on Than.-e cm Tuesday. It is a piece of nar row riband, obviously of French manufacture, the colour yellow, and has the words el Rey al**. y alga la 11qt:18h:ion inscribed on it. These badges, we understand. are worn openly in Paris. NORTUUMWALAND vast have been the alterations and improvements in the original outline for the interim decorstion of this trakpm mansion, Ord it h; f:ared it will not be ready tin t!:z reception of the fasitionulde IVorld this season:- , - Too much cannot be said in praise of the landabis feeling evinced by his Gi-ecz in keeping up this an cient relict of his illustrious house. Many tempthi oilers were made by veculaters in building, but 1:.:4 Grace's uniform answer was—" No ; I will not de stroy the gift of toy tiwcfithers." In consequence. ' every device, however inconsiderable, has been pre served, mid ue ere assured the building itself is now in a )note perfect state than at the time of its for 'a Imlq period, but who rh• re became a convert to chelstianity, without any advice from the cicravniass. Ile tv:is linw in the bet rice of a luau who ;Awed the innst intletunded confidence in him. The report con clotted with a e.. 11 Int more I Is ThAtisshop of 'Grotteestre, in inriviiim that the repot he received and printed moo powerfillty &metaled Arta • CUM.'whkit, he sainted IL suerting,, met witl► tats ~ 11Prliatrrpe acetonic; fits refrrletlao, took occasion to couuncu•l, in the strongest manner, the system of educatitg the citarett upon the establish• The resolutions were all agreed teh and 'the tucetiog Fepar.itell. , • ' -srs. Blunt and Co. Broad Street Buildings. W. Nltirtell, Skinner Street, Snow Hill, auctioneer. Sol. d 1 r. Russell, Aldcrsgate Street. W. 11. AM•tluecn, and S. lion, Newnyin Street, Oxford Street, stationers. Sots. Means. Hutchinson nod Cu. I.Mculo's inn. W. Stormer, Little Chelan, Sties draper. Sol. Mr. Hertsidr. Northumberland Street, Strand. 11.11. Dickenson, Little GiosvenorFillarillK-Saßlilles victualler. Sol. Mr. Plaisseit, 'l'. Strand, victualler. SJI. Mr. Newton, &Ides Place, Carey Street. nivinv:Nns. May 31, W. Baker. Lloyd's Coffee House, insurance broker fl• P. Wood, Kingston, Surrey, gardener-31, G. Luck. Shore. ditch, hosier-31, J. Henley. Hampstead 'toad. reedits-3i . fl. Bathuud. Soho Square. buokselier-31. J. Bryant, Liver pool. merchant-24. B. J. Johnson, Hounds:inch, cabinet maker -31, It. Parise. Fahnottli. mercer-31, T. Bye. Bermondsey, oil and colourman-51. W. B. Townsend, Little Chelsea, brewer -.31, T. Pritchard, Chepstow, linen draper-June - O. U. A. Hinricks, Jeticrie.s Square • imachant-3, J. 11. Clough. J. Wilkes, and J. B. Clough, Livtrpool, merchant-3. 11. Ralph and W. King, Ipswich, niultsters-2, 111. Maker, Ipswich. grocer-13, 11. Clarke and F. Gundry, Liverpool, merehtinta.- St, B. Wilson, Thornhill Lets, VorkJiired.ime burner. CE'tIIFICATES to be granted May.3l. W., J. W., and F. G,-Hamilton, New City Chambers, and J. 11. flidsdale, Leeds, merchants-J. Newland, Liverpool. shoe maker-W. Barrett, Cardiff, innholder-F.Jackron.llco.l Lane. merchant-T. Welch, Great Tower Street. wine merchant-0 , Colvin, Abchurch Lane, merchant-K. C. Sourhbrook, Covent Garden Cnambers, tneichant-W. B. Whi:e. Strand, Jrapri;- .1. and H. Bird, Poultry. jewellers-T. Ashanti, Liverpool, umber mere:n.o4 , ,1 . 0.; • r !ME ~« -A