•, ,~ -~- -~--~-- - •: - " 4. . 1114 . . TIM NATIONAL REGISTILIt. • r MA.% ILLA. The following extract of a letter, dated Maw% Nov. 24, :620, communicates a more minute detail Than has yet Appeared ot this melancholy occurrence: " Ott the 9th of OttiOwl. 1180, Ibr alCork Illbela I I ft. mash Mr. (;.m11..11, the titire,ruil, ea Nw Weil or ▪ Crust the, cut .sud au taLlr.l bins io a ittitiekitia obi, and left him fur need I be was anima bud au bra Vitally! la st huh., .or.' sod illod us... by She gal .tees, :tad J- on. can ard 1111.. lass '..., 4 ehe renai ,, ieti a 4 ;won, *elbow , tut itatiattui—; %ilea se,ll 10 Ito. sold I ads hap") to say Ili .s slam I leis be sifts it 311•41 , 1 fa,t. The epos* Di tan tics of identity Spread fad. b.l it was rrpoiliJ that ' 1 bad berm tat rrr. Capiaia ma started au lily noutata.ce, teasio ; ; a mft. en Ifiar.,.. A loo and W ,suftrftaiftg Is al IhC earriii, lug I 'feta an • Too sure Wag atiocil . . all. r frc% . .:•.4 by I'mplasies • .Warrin ; oho Mr. ti slow paorrroms mosso!. Ilse • . t‘li.ne I I 1 . A.14 A, Am s•.e . 110. 1. , i . Wel M Mrs, A fil••1 is Owl, W. , . ..t st:e wil t / births( 111{1...11-•• 11.. ft. 1f... Norao,s:•. ft ...a ea la Wed tmN .1 % 0110 *AN a m , 11.1c•.. air, tI ile load 'l l l) , ***o I sno ilhat bt I. .1 ;ft , . (Smart., iu, o a suraaha, said that Oath of them Is.ai : our so .5... 1 .41..ce to .1 amide proirel atm gad Ike Gov. /nor. .5 /lOW hem, •nd 'bey easel. 4.11 W deal, N Gmiloqs. arcs pramirig. ennui.. :Or thaw Ilan wifely was all they could fto. *•;.r..istooso and 11laulou rule, eti the IMMAge i.e. id coped by taste Persian dal ealisila, Rad Stewart she ••••mair at a ; lime Iwo fOrilier ri.• sit Wet I...llCesall'a la a back room, a.hita Ike, bou hardly rats. IRO, atom the Per: errs Exclaim. d, • Poor Wilson is murders'', N k hulks Is whabbets m the busk, and the Frehelaftmas they ..re Ijq peers amid ttra l iat,i,c a bo u t 'lke a do g .' " 4.• riasek onstnittly einumenceu on the horn* of Goillna, which aria t aCtly Oppolille Isi that of the Parses; i• (iuillot was 6,1.1 died at by a a.rjeuftt or the reAular army, rod alert/al - di literally eat to pares+ ; old sal Armenian , Baptiote (rho bad been Vbenrs is Slats emintry, a, arra . lie had married), escaped • -silly %alluded. The house was stripped and plallOcre.l, The alftrsees, expeciaog the at tack arm on their side of ih street, ift*Otral Upoii i4agrin4. tun and Balsoaft's de*cefttling into for ruwenftia sewer, where Alley freilalaril fin bows, rod aarte•warti. (vsy the neat day. at 10 a. no toraped into the city Its a claw tamale, with a guard of dragoon*. "The hotel fur foreigner., kept by ilernard Hautehen°, a German, who held a C0M11.61000 as Memento!' is the Spanish marine, was the neat place they atio.c.e.l. At this time there Were, luckily, only four gentlemen in the hams.. s—via. Toulon, fln.driti, Vow, and Duparrit. Vow iminediate.y leaped 'win the window into the outer yard of a house belon,ing to a Spaniard, and concealed 14111111•Clf ander a pletfurm, where he remained till aright, one. he cm. red roe city nacked and dressed like an Indian. Depend was staidly butchered; his grey hairy torrid out preserve moo .fiasia the talosalehoonds of Manilla. Tinton. und Gautrio were in the same room; they took leave of tech ether, one concealing himself under the bed, and Gautrin covered him s. If with a mat the mutt rushed Moo the touw, sad tlncsed eat Tarim, and killed lahn by a thotimid *omits, but did 'sot discover Gautrin. 0 A aimultenous smack now commenced ir. many places or the homes where fon , igmrs were known to reside. The house of Moll. Pangs et was immediately tweed; here alitui. • Debar was can to pieces: bet Parquet escaped into ir.e house of. Spaniard, by 101/001 I.e was concreted: every article to tbc nous, was destroyed. Mr. Dunifeldes hoarse was at tacked about two p. m. , she door of which was particularly strong, and resisted the tforia of th.• mob to hoer it, titter boors. Mr. Doefeldt bad this inay Malted u number 0; friends to dine; onfortumately several of [item aril in his boom will him at the time of the attack. At three p. no . tine boors before the door could -be turce.l, the Govereor ' Don Motional Immune' Falgo••:es :Jemmies Jr jaelaii • Persuade, del Reguero Vulca Flares , knight ..f several orders...or. litc. (I write his at large. that I clay Mid in haudieg it dow I. to tee tame, it deserves) appeared is She (runs of the posse, seventy:moo by several °meets, and a guard composed of 50 fmt and 50... e drao.taons He implored the populace to desist ono retire to their bows; tory hooted and even lifted their pan • to his breast, when, iiiitteml of ordering his troop. to °s e em. ale mob, Whit It discharge of small arms would have doom in a moment, he aske+l6"l off, leaving the unfit tamale gentlemen to their fates This pusillanimous condo. of the Governor can neither be moved nor palpated iu the least point, as it is a notorious fact that at tug wommut there were from hoar thousand to lye tbousimid troops quartered oink' two furloega' dirlsoer, meet of . ibem under arms, and might Mee been brought to his assist.,the is lb minutes. Two hours after this, the mob being left to act as they pleusad, and *Mattel fear of posiehiseat. forced the door with large pieces of timber they hod bsouglit from beat distance for the puspose, rimed into the house, mangled sad cut every owe t lwrein in such u horrid assioner that the bodies could 401 be distinguished. The plunder of this house was .ruse, as 11/19 also that of the of vi. Pommel, 40.0h0 dollars in specie, besides ' barge quantity of Indigo and nankno, *hick were throws Imo the river. ° I resided I. the qnarter of St. Miguel (about two miles from the city, at the house of the Rlll.llllll P Dobell, Esq.. Hi. family luckily were with hive at blare*, his nephew, Ms. iSoohrtt , of Philadelphia, in . eepted. The house was *stacked 5110111 one p.m. by toe . mob trona the Estrella. Sevei al of the peace olficeis art St. (say ihiee or four) ran... In the the i r, and advised Ms. ideunett to open it, saying they would ' , wires us. 111) , 414‘0, Ma. opened, and the mob fl 3: nrd to with the otheete. who Nile. retied for some tinge in keepoog out the villains tram the roam we tel ii,, bon, onto ille•tantling their . sections, many of itleni entered from lint, to Niue, mid at last I was drivel' at Use point of Iheti knives out ul K.. window ; horn limner I lied immediately to swim Ho. river, mind a shower of stones mid clubs. 1 lauded al' the appall!. Mlle, at she gate of a large distillery brlmignig to • at as Arolculati who had settled here. and was made pri mmer. My arms wise lashed behind me so fast, that the circulation of the blood being nearly stopped, my Minds swelled, and the 1•101) became escessite ; w this toauues was I led, nr rather draggtd , through the streets (the populace beating me, stall linos ing moil and Mill en my head at every inumet,i) nsthis house of Ih. Brad pray officer of the v ill age, where I tumid Mu. they had taken from ilia hnie.e won aticr 1 w e , dr iven from it. They now put both out feet its the 'Attila, an cumpaity with se 1011141) nfirPta ti IM robbery. he vil lage at this time begat. to cousialt reapectiog the lINUMOS in which they sloruhl kill us; they settled the pelle t mull were about to pat it lido operation. whets She pressee• of oiled HI Mr. Ileoirrett saved n.. "lam a Catholic .ad a Christiao," he eselaiestrd; " kill sue without • padre to conies* me, and the whole of you will die berme morn ing." Superstitiois induced them to believe Hut what Bennett had told them would take place. end they left us at reel a few usuurents longer. Aisunt 3 p.m. we weals suddenly alarmed by the sounds of heavy blows, :fief foe men", and the shims. of " Kill them, kill them." Is. a 00000 men' ef. et Monsieur d'Ar hell was brought in. els and onimeled in a dreadful maimer, covered with blood, his ekoli traciunol, and Hite of hie eyes almost beaten from the socket. He was placed bride us, as was a poor laser,. b:-lunging 111 the olerope, who was .ilso terribly unused. At h p.m. rimy took Mr. Herinett (runs the sioeks weir r iiretenee lot obligor* him So elnr a aura woman; but, in tart, *hey wet e earryol, ire is to the lonise of a uereuri who trail Jost died (oil, i 4/ Whom NI. B. lad gig/en n.rohri• c l ued, du 3 , 6+o, h . ,6erifire situ/ u, the dean b• ; but as serjearit of the @mops soren its Isle ti) Pro• pogo u to the web to cur , v hem to the toilsc ot o v.rh vid , Coil, 01 the 1111.114 of /curt., E.tht• iter. 1116 611.1 . 1 1,1, trllisl 111., 4.4 1 104 0,1.14 1.1114 111.11 kolves is. Sills 1104°111. 1.1,11% Ills . n 144411 gnu 11. tier ANA, roasiug uH , ilie ill it 6,06./ it is, louse ii as they 1•• f. Sin sir etirelo, mot elite is l" their , eir Noises lieu VI 13 re66...r.• or hill monis .. 8 .. oh u y said Ise, ' . /111d this Norman shall be a c apse." A•/oat 01/11 0 . e.//ek I Wall taken from the stocks, arm allowed 11. lie A illett apuriorehr. I auo vi .u.l , l 11. 0 .1. tie h: 1..1, end el,:iretrii rev:, •n_ oust.. ,hare A• r. to. she iihh, Bel/I el, a." .nevogit. 1 .6e16.0 o.y g. rot J!'.. the serjeant hernia reidailicii lola loot; Pito oldie so. lo sore us die relit us. At 91.0 i. at were lut i 5..., canoes, d carted list flyer 10 the eurreaidur . . house, and pot wider u gourd in protect 'f I tie now 1141:•eatt• 1 /0 he ruititi lel:I:Ns infirmly as it regarded tire disposal .it .14. N. , cow .41 , !-r Mat /0 he 1. 0 11.1- 1 he parson who held Mut office earl 4..1 tri4lsiellei., and rat Maytag every t h ing Ili ..olissiusi. At this time roper were Nor compai.res of regiriar iindirtry, eve of Oyu. ; artillery, with two pieces 14 aim a coedit ' , ill in ('rout of II e house. r. .g u ile was formed of relantry ; we were placed ids the Cesare, whet they started with lie for the city. The mob at this crisis hik-d the streets to the lair of lo or 13.00t1 melt. The 'welters had no ordets , irrhat the Ouveruut to tire in case they attempted to seise us, and we were mean. carried Wo e ri the ttellthe ; atter which a square was agoic firmed toot conducted Sit to tile prison of the curregirlor Osborn 20 yards' distance only ), where we were locked up nodal • favourable chance to convey us to the city ',mold offer. Dun Ltairello (the former corregidor) had his Morse adjointrig the prison, itito wi.ieh e 0000000 iunication was had lentil the seems/ door. Ile I t t n ir , in:n w e e l . as tubas run eiriontrer, gave los bed up to poor D'Arbell, and assisted in aasoirig Isis wounds; 1 3' e c To s :::: sod r!drigereurs,lorviirg had pikes and kitty's thrust how aln,osl every part of his body. About half poet derma there appeared a great stir outside the prison; we were tocselilly informed list the nods were ',nattering and !Murdering the Chinese in the Esealia—th i ii ill ale Spa. niers were getting into the city a ills their families as lard as lioe:ble. " Our irked, the former corregidor, received n letter from the government. recreate" Mos to resume 'ars mike, as the old cowardly Count had disappeared. He moue diately :ronisied Ills horse, bind read ea proelaniat to the 1110il which the Goversoor had stilt him, ordering them 11) .isperse, or that trohr• should attack the.' , arm ham , every fifth nom they could catch. The mutt unusreliasrly dispersed, and wen, tinietly to Mei' looses. Why slid not the (inventor issue such onless before, when lie arriveu Isle r..4feltil, and save the lat.'s of thusr 11140/111114tea wino were afterwards hincirered? We remained to the prison that night, arisen and the as tended being sent to the I .capital in the s veinlig. Al Id a.m. nu the I tilt, a gnat ii , to our great satisfactiun,CondoCted Its to the city; we were placed in the castle if bootleg.. " Here we found 4110011 twenty or thirty gentlemen, Fraud., English, Portuguese, seed Americans, who had also been placed in she fortress for protection. We even here found the /MU! 11/ 1 / 1 10Sitfra agaimet foreigners in the soldiery. Guest talk was made by the Spanish officers and government of the satisfaction we should have thot she leaders of the mob were arrested ; that they were to be honied, !ranged, arc. without mercy. They wale dr. rested. it A true; but long before we left they gave thesis their liberty, from tune to time, gradually disminsing the assassins without any sort of panklinieut nay, even the serjeant who was known to have fired at Mr. Outbid, and had killed him, whom they told us was to be shot, was seen, a week, afterwards, at the head of his platoon, es i coiling the host. LIST OF THE KILLED AND woulinsak AT "f IE MASSACRE AT MAXILLA, OX THE 9TH OF OCT. HMO. Noises of thou kilk3 by the lahabitalal of Cosystry. Oeespitioes smi Remarks s Malaita. flumes V. Wilson, Amortsim, blidshipOon United States Navy, for merly ottne frigate Macedonia ran home oe a sic/ eertiticate. D. Nichols, . English, Consosuder of the country ship Me. rope, to klesigel. Godfroi, . . French, Newsialist, re wet by the Fran:. go. •ertioneut to maks collections. . . Ditto, beperceigo of the Freeeli Nup L'Eg lentine. fonion, . . Ditto, °Mee, as the Imperial French Goards. Duperat . . Unto, Merchant, furmel ly sit.? isle, .1. Debar, • . Da LIU, Captain of the t tench ei•ip Unisys. beer. •t Nantes. J. Dunersidt, Dane, Illeichant. A. Obalitalitehy, Inteo, Ditto, of the boose of Stevenson and Co. Letoftp, . . French. Captain of the French ship Alexander. A Lied, . . Ditto, Oftwer of the same dillo. MaUie, . . 14110, Piet of ditto. finnan, • flit!) DlllO. buy, . . Ditto, Esionp's ler.lllll. I • operh. . . 1:it10. Cook of the Alexander. A sailmeher, • into, Strip Ltilnr ut, three or hie wounds. trArbeit, . Ditto, A respectaine planter, settled Imo e two or three )eats 111,.; kis scull tree. tared, band cot of, piked on the neck, back, and 'munch. hovel sabre cute on his bead, end odor sounds. Ilaaliltwan,, • Gera's, (realm., . . Stead', Head dreadfully eat, awl wounds from pikes ua slakes every part us his body, Sikhs iambi> eat and bruktd. Crodfrol, . . Ditto, Two terrible os•uoda ua los bead, sad was kit tor dead. Baptiste . A f 1100111•111, Very slanyeroasty. The *Gaylen, Engiieh, at different Oears. not Wm to any particular ship. The bodies of these antonomasia wiw were tbsown into the streets, created with every indignity. sad were T !, : sfterwanis at night. by order ef the goverment, denied la the ma shore. buried in • heap. witbdut the shadow of a religious oseemoity. or a agn so merit their grsve• nix more persons. Earrupeasuu names naknown. nighty-See Chinese are known to have been inindersiaAnt it is supposed there were inmy more. Three Spaniards killed h 7 mistake—the mub. not them. killed them. sompneang diem to be fortigners. lms Cry the writer of the letter fritm hiseaci.—This seems toboisbotiti as „toot of the ether gentlemen from Manilla smut that not • siNle Spaniard lost his life. and vas yleyerti true plundered, :ile a , what might haft boss and by them and tie Chinese. The midge rimilmilse ids do Governor. on limring that the liob had boom r u...a tea Cl.ineae. pu,ves that th::re was Spanish praying be amp% he the r..tirdering mai plundering of cite Swops= straegas bersed .rve cur dike ur n whay.trnl!! Extract of n tut d St. Thomas's .`.larch 10 :—" The last Advice., taliallo bring tit.; official dews of the prolongation to; six months of the armistice between the !Loyalists anal Indepen leafs .tn tho ij t.nigh Main. The (;attiunissioner of the itt.yitli,t has himself arranged every thing at Santa he, :duo has anceee,led is rernt,viii..; al' the ,tij• et;ams of General iiativar.. The c..,nzier ewe of event is, that the t trap itadlity reigns nt Columbia, stud our bustaies:a It as I),•en ex tramiely tivuly. We,shall to alaml:t fccl the happy eth•cta of tlic protsclit, FIRM, of thing's. and very thing au p o.ts litvotieull) for the iittiara•." A letter iron lthtJanciru the sth Feb. nys The 'woollies t trey lutoal here, abseussiug what , ao?..lat to la. the policy of the Kin4.,•#yrith respect to ' 1,111 , ,,rt,11):4 tt , he (clot authority, e, t a fle d p.we"aul that tit, ''ruler was issued cur buying up .tit the copies ne• it that could thund. The orti.tr iiitaloolatedlv was " from authority," and eiv:zuted with tr• Attach celerity, that thon;;11 I tr. Jxaranely tioxi-us to scud you a copy, not one is ta • tie mid ter love or t'tai.ey. The whole appears to have oeen an experiment on the public mind, and there is good reaso.i for concluding that it was written and printed in Europe, and brought hither for that puri.use. The circumstance , if its having been written it the French language is suspicious, and both the style and the type, as well as the language, arc foreign to this country.-- it is suspected that the French minister here had sonic share in, or knowledge ol; its production, as he was the only one of the Rireigai ministers who did nut express great surprise on its first appearance.— fu the people at large, certainly no sentiments could have been less congenial." .The following is a copy- of the Bill to regulate acceptances of Bills of Exchange, now before the o Whereas it is expedient, that no perron shell be bound as acceptor of any bill of exchatove.otherwive than ry 41 acceptance of Inch hill of exchange written thereon ; it rincted, by th• King's must excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consort f the lords .ipirittial and temporal. and eirem.o w, in this pcsarit puffin:nein assembled, and by the authority f tne vaton, that fr , in and after the day of nom cleat criming,rnperwn or persons whatsoever shall tie bound ar clitirgal as Acceptor of any inland or foreign bill of eschew. °them's , liar: by an acceptance of such hill of exchan4e written then:nn, or on .c •,)%rt of such bid of exchauge. it the same should COMI/t U. more than nor pan." Tip; LX-Ltleft vY SwunN.--Gustavus Adol phut, the lute King of Sweden, h..s presented an address to the Norwegian Storthing, for the purpose of obtaining letters of naturalisation in Norway.— The fidlowing is a translatior of the terms in which the request was couched. " Ie pare iiiteitti .... s, •. loyal life, and tranquil resignation under every rh tinge of triune, have been !inherit) my com fort, they 1.11.111 Col , tiMie my Inv 111,11 my humble request of ir.hirolizi:tion a , a N' rwegiiiii rinses', to the military service of 1114 ",""". w.ll i.e Ann ted. A S.iesio by both, I have hero separated (nen Sweden by lb. disposition of fate; but I have acquired tl. • privlleA.s of a Ce. 111.111 in the cif; of iwitzi•rlund. culled 11..e1e. My fortune may moon to drawl .30,0a00guilders.—Sepaniteil irinu ns, ade and child* reii, I have Lout our Resew WWI. , .r de for. " G. A. GUSTAVSON. " Frankfort on the Maine, Jan. IL. Mi." A chemist, of Brighton, has furnished the follow ing curious and interesting remarks on the shortness of human life:—Of 1,000 persons 29 die in the birth; 280 from teething, convulsions, and worms; 35 from small-pox ; 7 in the measles; 160 of fe vers; 14 of apoplexy A nd lethargy; and 40 of dropsy. omitting other diseases not so well ascer tained; so that only 78 of 1,000 attain what may be deemed old age. Or it may be taken in another point of view—of 1,000 persona, 260 die within the first year, 80 in the second, 40 in the third, 24 in the fourth, end within the first eight years of life, 446, or almost one half of the number, are cut off by premature death.—Sickly years are from one in four to one in six or seven to the healthy. Decem ber, January, and April are, front observations, found to be the most sickly months, and June the most healthy in the year. January is to June as eleven to one. Private letters have been received from the North of Italy. one of which, dated Turin, the 4th inst , states, that the Prince of Carignano departed from Novara on the 29th, in the same secret manner as he abandoned the capital ; and it is added that he burst into tears, and exclaimed, that he bad been betrayed. Of his subsequent adventures, it is re lated that he repaired to Modena ; but • the new King refused to receive him, and that he had gone, in consequence, to the Court of his father-in-law, the Grand D ule of Tuscany, in Florence. I - ~_ r , ... ~. a I iso r