The National Register. — London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

111111.11111.11111 7 1.........111.17MM = 7.11 •• " 4 r. __t 7110, -- GIL de2„,.,,,,‹00ie it. 7 , • Nori d ate•• , . 4 r%, Our lUQ, Con6litution, anb liatul. No 1,357.—V0r.. XV.] FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, Fro. 16 —Letters from Palermo, cf the 14th and 9.3.1 January, speak in obscute terms of a conspiracy, the tiltject of which was to deliver all persons condemned for political and other offences from pris:m, and renew the conmunions of last year. The military authorities discovered the plot, and a great many arrests have taken place, amongst them tire a few twin of distinction. _ . In the sitting of the,. Chamber of Deputies on Fri day. after same additional articles and amendments hat been rejected, the Chamber proceeded to the discits.:ion of the 4th article of the law of the Jour nals, which is stated la the following terin::—" If, in the interval of the Sessims of the Chambers, cir. einustances of a serious nature should render the established ►ueasures of ►ecurity and repression in sufficient for the time, the laws of the 31st March, 1320, and 266 July, 13.21, shall be again put in foree,by virtue of an ordinance from the King, coun tersigned by three Ministers." An amendment was pmpo,cil by Gen. Foy, which produced a warm de lute, and the Chamber aljourueal without coining to the vote. _ _ PA 111 3, FF. I , 19.—The account of the election of the Ahlx.: tle. Pra.lt, as Deputy- for the Depart mirt of Roannc, is incorrect: PIO votes are re' qt;ireil for the majority. M. Nlondre, the royalist catiflitlate, had 119 votes, M. de Pradt, 108. At:onuno, Fm 15.—Our letters from Vienna by tc-lay's post are by no means satisfactory res reeting the pacific intentions which have hitherto been ascrsheil in that city to the Russian Cabinet It is gener.,4 believed that important even's will tale i:lacc in Nlarcli, fir mmy parsons consider war its ihotittil,le. The Rusiinns s!ern to be Tiite tran. tp,il in &Arabia, while the Turks make marches und counter niarchr, whi;:li are of no int., °ounce, Litt much harass the inhabitants. They are pit' ting thiic furtresaes on the Danti!:e in 11. e most, respect:ll,ln rtatc of defence ..--Alany Et:rope/it engineers (said to bc English) have I,:tely :Trivet' tro.n Constantinople, and direct all the mks. I:::e is no arrearance of a spetly evacu atio t of the princi;ialith: C•rtru, J..N. 2.—The conduct of our masters tsho.vs more and mo:e the:r partiality in favour of the Turks. Not contented with having manifested it by dining up by their Poiicc all the channels by which we mi g ht receive into: of what is pass. in„ 1:1 Greece, they make war by anticipation against 1t..,-iit. 'the Conml-General of that Power at IS.:!) rna, being obliged to quit his post to escape ass:e•sittatioa, bad taken refuge at Clog., with the rersons helon : zing to his (Alice, wht.ru he lived wrivtly watched by thupoiice. He hoped that time %N . 0.11•1 bring some riaxotion of this sttictites.:, :,•id he hod permitted his first Dragoman to go to Z :Ate, where his wife :id children had taken refuge tit the burning of Patras. This officer thought the ed fur moment was at hand when he *lambi j , !tt his fa it ; but on arriving at the.lteulth °dice, rece;ved orders to re-embark and to depart within cataiii time. In vain he alleged his char.etcr and tic Of: tuitions. A deaf ear was turned to lits retuotiatVl4llLVS, and he was obliged to depart. Singe tlia , tin)" the Governor has given notice to the Con. mil-Cinemal of the Emperor Alesaider, to his Lc. ;.:wititi, and all Russian subjects, to quit the lonian It is ilwagined, that sal tho,e expatriated imlicidttals, most of whom are in very unfortuoate vi:•en.ostott-.:es, are goino Anhark liar Italy. _ _ Cunru, JAN. from the Nlurza of the 901 ut .I.intiary, bay that tli,: Central Government of the Grip:ls has sucained itself et Argos. The Provisional Co.mnissiun of Government is composed u?' six Eecksiastics and FiX secular members.— yrince liktratlLit, formerly llospodar of has resided tor sonic years Alt Tian, in Italy, is n.m:ed 'President, mid Lis son-in-law, Prince 51. ti..zzo, Iv:IQ is Lxpected from Russia, Vice-Presi- Yon. A Veatici is sent to I..t.glioru to take them cm - rd. Prince Cent:to:sem, is s c ot to itimin, 1, rtt,itA to other Cour:s i.t lit.trope to iuvlore their t,r it: Iciest their neutrality. Thu Senate ut 4ir;ui *nom& to publish a deehtrution, iu whiu'il it win MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1822 narchiell, and to accept it front the hands of the Christian Powers. The Greeks desire no other emancipation than from the insupportable yoke of the. 'Parke it Eit NI A N NSTA DT, (TR %Mt./MISR), JAN. 31. The public are &Ore dy infitetned, that the nets. ritts assembled in Bessarabia, have ben sent into the interior of Russia since the departure of Prince Suzzo. They are now cantoned on the left bink of the. Dniester. This measure at first excited great surprise, but when the arrest of the Walachian Chiefs, Pendedeka, Basil Barks, Georgina Nlanas, &Infra, and Karabies, was known, all the Greeks rejoiced ut it, because all they chiefs now arrested were ftmerly instigators of the troubles in IValuchia, and the comp: nimis of Sava, who, by his treachery, sacrificed the uttfitrtunate Prince Alex. Ypsilanti and the sacred cohort. They are the men upon whom A. Ypsilanti, iu his well known proclama tion, invoked the vengeance of Heaven, the con tempt of mankind, Sr. It might have been thoaglit, that of cr so many misfortunes brou4ht down upon the Greeks, thtsa Men would have refrained front new plots; but it is generally affirmed that they had secret connec tions with the Turl:t., will' were discovered by the Russian authoritics. IVe have news front Jassy of Clic day helare yes terday. The execs,e.4 of tid Ottoman troops had nut &cased a moment,. Salieh Path t, whose head quarters are at Foekzany, did nothing to restrain titem. MAnatio, I' k! 6.—lt is said that 11,1yoane i.; Cie railying• point for the times which urn to ctf'&t email:yr-revolution in Ganeral-Q.,.s.ala, it is soil, is orrnizing, a coriq tf att.:lists in that city. The French his atr:eal at Bayou,' ..,. ;t ave orders ,u the r•a i ia in that city to advance to the t'rontiers, :eat anuaanced that several regi.aen.i •.vere forced evarells to rehiforce the This :yread consttroation amongst Ole directors the revek tion, a:11 iloyired the It ,yeTsts tvi j The Cure Gaesala, ~t Blibea, ltr.s reruze is France. Our letters amtJuace that he is at Bayou :et:. Catiplaints are made here of the recep tion which our refugees net wi:'a bloni the Py renees. It is said, that a Itassian gentletnan, be longing to the embassy at Paris, M. has proceeded to Bayonne, where aro also M. Marquette and M. Lechimetn, charged with a private mission. The presence of thee::: trav,llers on our I..entiers is the object of 'Various ro:tj..,.tures. An article from in 3.::.sar,.bia, datca the Bth ult. says—t' The It:Lola:la:my concen trating mac anti more in this province. All the military movements which have taken phiee this mouth, indicate that ae shll sun see hostilitie s commence, IL is impassible to imagine the ardour with which the troops, frera prie-te ti t!nt peptic tatter, are animat.A. Ail are impwier.t to tr.,to the Proth. The atrocities and insells,..,:nmit teti by the Turks oil the Christians of the G. - eek Church, which is that of the Russians, r.re. uasitl. r od as if committed null:lit thetri,elveE. laleprA dent of the Russia:l trolls, there are a . ~:et 10,000 Greeks here, who, as the event of ‘var, are vrotni:.;;;l to be tormed into a Greek plilllanN." Since the discus inn which to.,k plieo In the Hume of Commons on Sir Robert WilAim's M= V C" noblemen and gentlemen, who bad before their countenance and sitioserip:ion to th.: hind raised for his indemnity, have now &Aare.: their intention to subscribe. 'L ColPtrlittec in consequenea upon keepitoz uput the subscription hooks during the tr.'itt to afford nn opporimity to those %OH) may feel ilispo‘vi to conuil:toe, I'h,: stun of 1001, has boon trmt: of Oovrnshire, mid NI T . Ric irdJ and Cul. U. p., hate scat I)ispntelacs %aye been rec , Aved from A.111..;1-.1 zi;i• in Ow East Indio, which a:in:lull:2c ir •• LP? ' 3. ••=ath DI CMFta:.. el tho To • - ~p IBELAND. I'll ICE 9itt. BB LFA ST. Fr B. 15 —We 11.111,0 111.Cei'vrti ACCOBBtII it3lltou. taut the Itibbottiresi ARM their les.lres hate colic to a den rininatims u..nslwnd flit it w 1 risstrosions of • to:welting and pitrailitni on the 17th of Nlior.it, its (invitee of the apparent inch) enter eit hos MajeNty% Gr. terinnetit its Ireland to dtscuttr..ge every association opee.sed to them. TICALLA. Ft. a, 13.-o , ' Mnitil.se how .I , tl►ii Win n e r. 11 .Ite of It nattily, two Cellos , s mimed 11 'llan and SLittery eh:trued wolt Itritt;t3Crlitly 'lir tttttt•• VIM- 1144 in levying connlhottio-s in ', atitweilh, ch4sitig, (or the Sri vent w i t , * of G r i t . itock's antic. ()n S attrilay nirhl a Rirty of wretches si 7 ;it,il she hopes ~1 the stets win, 11..te here employ. it in the c,,n ef 'nee of the nil he , iee to Lisionret and tt Ill) 11•4111 e 111;11Way, at a eillaz,e railed a:nl has wig isirced .he ishilisteicktt‘ then for -note time MI 014'4 kllrrf, lit lra'elm US( them with 11141211 t death for their past titiestees, they :it lens/ II Ci/BSC died to respite the sentence that thee %vele no loqier rotteertied in !Ins t.flett-ite tent, uitich, it apptars, is to loom no part Rick's improved plan gocernowto. Toe ilium ‘llll,le pllS! Mei) 11.1 e ohltaed ut format t' sir cm; !Dymond. Since I lie above occurrence, tin per. ea. proeined Sit ski. tow,' !tr cu Inward ouu int: sail i.l.ctai an venrt.'ofls,l) or three dr ..... _ _ _ Itaim)'lant appriliciinon of 117.itttny !ervirrc —Yeaterdly intnnds.... At time o'clock, iis it iotrevol Jcii%.• oct,w -tr,e.l) ,:-1..r CUn,ch, his !•on E!n, Int C .8001, E•ti and Ilse 11, t. S Willi all . dt.t li v 61 . Oar 3911 re-:tint:lr. under the Cd . :Ma 44 . M 'l . or *HAW keS, au,' woo. ilr.ia..).•tp,, aunt int! . ooccroll oho colcussolit v.ted luta 'lnce v sooreracti • ,'wing C.A. dinrning in apprehending II Idyl .4.115. Ch.ll - ..,01 WI h fi log vriwivas uI tote pr:sc!ii dis:nrh,n,c. I 1 , 111. .•. n.nt t 4. _ _ Aii th.•ir uaal aret.ra CLOS. rjr uIIOVC tilaSe M:1If, e 1):4,1 tesiudy row,d I n Lor• %%tbich lltlkV 11:1V l'ory WIT! lIICII la :sit t It:.l,lers of Ire farms. They rc ..11 this lily tip totr calmly Fa.,l, ir :yr :I strallj etc-fort %,;(11%16(X/116 Tile Is ijoew rXt i n tt r c vrowld. . . 1)t: tit IN. Ft n - —Fite ittlyllittence rrecised this !1!t1:111 . 1! t1.1:t1 illee:$11111F gAvi 3141sraigeri Ili wt , 11•111%. 1r101.1.1;..y 11tal, quarter Chi Siiiirilay Col. Sir 11. G.. 0 • 11. With pi-ty ,„„; . MiII- Tr. lie 1 , 11;!11 (i 1 Iti,lc n, %Vlirle Wry appre , !Wu:A.:l-1011 111P11. w.tii 11.0. mot.l r Brereion, o.lv of these Cilot%, diatlollllTs, and 111 C •A1re!C11:11 t%;11 sioon be tsr brotiz,lll tiiiit,tier. Tar bp.cistlCl/14Jinit4ion tw ill open ou Friclav n,xt. ........ Front lierr7 oe learn. that she spirit of outrage has r tiller increased. Toe search for :Milt is incessant.-- tr7e setoldr itt the very skirts of irralee.--The I r :"Ty `‘ Knits all the coptistunicationi hare reAelle,sl our toli:e ill to the tiresent day, sve are Lotto .. . in state. that the dittalfected hove beets most .teli%e 111 thinr pit.ca , di .Iz4 dnrii, the list - vieplev.pitd that , ite present alive: is; 111, eteiwry 'leitmotifs the must - aitett , it, magisilatrs. Ille Y, the 411%ertia...w. 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Ent it) tile 11,:0..s al two itteri ilie ,ole 0. a , a l ,tepri%t.tl 1b.." •.1 a ; .1111 %Aril vi r ,it 10 ! 1).:11 . 1,, IMP/. Oi 11.4:111.• 5i..,,t• tole) cei.r. , ett tit .1 •Atto • lotts - thecee ;;;;:e so 1... it,. :ton .!.•in.sctl two rhea., ud Ina %1 . .. am .11 l i Nbei:.*. of _sin I • I a pant it! Stu/MAHN' I.lllsl tstagii• rates sr 1. re , ' it. ell .ige With l ssesc., • Otcol it, Kelly Vie 71A:nes i: LW:Lull...l was fluate.l off ate I e:cvz.n o'clock on • ' T 3 ,I.,Lai. tc:y y'rl: 6 ‘ for • • J - i~ t 1