The National Register. — London, England, 1814-10-16 00:00:00

Tilt NATIONAL REGISTER _ . . country in cherishing, cultivating, and protecting the precioua germs of the European system, about to be developed within in r, cotinst all o jogt project.: and insensate attacks. The Princes who com p° e roller in person or by their deputies this august Senate of l'Zite , s, form the natural representation of civilized Europe, of en. lightened Europe, of the Europe of the 19th century ; and every thing has proved to Forope, whose eyes are fixed ()a them, that Heaven has Hot taken at random the depositories of its great de).igns- Ili the present state of society, in the present disposition' of nations, and, above all, with the perfect knowledge we possess of the t h roc: er of the Sovereigns who will preside at this Congress, we may consider it as a family meeting, engaged with their common interest, and weighing them with impartiality, but also with tenderness. Most of thorn have d, monstrated that they entertain oo other ieea of their mis sion; and 'his idea so thoroughly coincides their glory, that they cannot deviate from it, without losing something in the eyes of poc,te ei.v, What virtues deserve more confidence than those which expe ii, ace ! so repesitiolly tried? Are Hit these arbiters of the destiny' of lotse we eNpeet with impatience, but yet with security, the very same ppotts whom we should have inve.leal with this imporooo offiee. eteahl our suffrages hay.. been ineivoluallv ta!;en? nut that Alexaisiler, who, thongh stilt sit youno, has air ad . . ce;ipsed all historic iettown,----that niagoattimons hero, who revel set (smolt a traducer even among his enemies, and to whom peoult , an ie;patinv the judgineot of posterity, have Liven the am earn(' of The Blessed? Is it not that Frederick William, as great for his evict ons moderation as for his intrepid valour, and whose d ar i d impressive simplicity extorted our admiration? Is it toot that Francis 11. who twice sacrificed his clearest affections to the I avpisiesa of the wold, mid twice set AD example of that self dew votion lierete of fore without a neel in the history of Kings- Is it mot that niece Ilegeot of England, who combines, with the jou-J. ligenee of the Monarchs most renowned for their prudence, the spleodour of all the virtues r t chivalry ? „Is it not, above all, one Ken'. himself; whose exalted wisdom and paternal solicitude watch so attentively over our meanest interests, all whose thoughts an , oc cupied about our happiness and glory, who has made us aud our destinies the object and concern of Iris liti ? Never. it must be admitted. was a more dignified assembly Of great Princes aid great Ministers called to decide more important rpte,siois-ostO the perforn.anee of more selemn duties ; e ovee was social order represented- by a body comhionor in so high a degree the giro antes of bens licence and virtue with that of power and genies. The calamities t f Europe have been the result of a political disease %skid, no longer' exists, and all the seeds of which are de troyed The ambition of a single man fomented cruel wars, and oecasioot d horrid emiyulsions tw Lich will not recur, and which would tn.ve, have existed bot fn' his baleful activity in mischief, treatee rrovitience, %%jib a tender ;,,ntl was-venous precaution had • phiced wisdom and Inimaiiity on all the thrones around him. The natural on:er of empires, ii.verted for the Idst 15 years will be re- • eAablislied fee ever. Legitim Ate power, and - the moderation of i:te the smelt sateguaids of the tranquillity of nations.--H (.1010 nell des Detatis ) Vinsio A, St:PT. t!.6.—The Emperor of Russia made the journey' f too Ps•tersbnrgh to Ve. no 4 with iiieredible rapidity. The artillery phieed oil Oltenia(' flout Brom% to Vie:Ala gave the si;:nal of the at• liv al•of hi,. Majesty in the moroiog . of yesterday. At eleven he %vas aunonnved at ‘Vollsersileilf. The Emperor Alexander loond there the King of Prio-sia, who awaittil hint, and the two Monarchs cot . - tinned t heir joiiroey togeinr, As sOple aS the' Elflpel'Of of Austria eh•••: of the typroach of these illustrious guests. he departed ti ~ m his l hare, tivainted on his horse, accoMpanied by all the lures, Ai cloitiless„ anti General Officers, to meet the Illustrious Foreteners. fo the vit-an time all the- troops of the garrison, the the unbie lloogarian solard, %Tyre in parade at the entrane.. of the P , :toil shortly ~:ter the city guards joined tho.c corps. ; tit three Motoo cos met Int the left batik of O l e D a . nub , 41 the viol of the T Ono . oti:ire, ..nifieferthe most affeetioonte icomptime is toe Emperor of Kowa anti the King ofProssia mounted the state herses trotOtt for their Com r!'alleti Toe entiee CAVaI• cade crossed toe 'motor. The Muoarchs made a short review of the tronws s mel l were mi pat,tde. and at tosetve.the proees‘ion emu. ocaner into the capital of Usti++. The regi no t of Prince .UO,year.zenteig opetiest the march; tile e;ui.aasiers of Ai"ert followed, commanded by Prince Albert of Ss 0 , - pe) son, T'Aeo Came the Empflor and King, hay It - anti on Ids right the King of followe4i; tin) noble foards and in4reh. The proeession lasted an I cannon store di:charged from tilt audit- was Stuidity ) it may OCT. M tie said, that the whole popnlatioo of Vienna, and of the neighbour hood. had collected to witness aspeet,icle never before k. [4.R—three oowerful Monarchs of Europe sincerely mid intimately united for the repose of the world. The air eche& d with the acclamatioeo and cries of joy that accompanied their illajesties to the Imperial Pa lace. where the guards were paraded. The Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia alieliteol, and entered their apartments. 'the persons of their Court, and their respective suites, attended those Monarchs. The Ducheqs of Oldenbiweli is indeed in the Imperial - Palace. The Kiiig of Denmark retained in the morning of yesterday the visits that he hail received front the Archdukes. SEPT. :O.—Every thing being ready for tiie Congress, it appears that this Assembly %sill open to.niorrow (October 1), and this great event attracts eeoeral atteet ion. The Comeress will bold its sittings at the Secret Chatieei3 of State. There veil be little spoken, it is said, to avoid the verbal dim-m:Mies, to which there would he no cud; the b es iee i ss w ill he nn oe writieg. It is not doubted, that iicsoon as the negociators agi ee upon tides, they will be in t . met:iatelv cominneicatcd to the pnblie Caswell the medium et the press. It is thought that those difficulties, which are likely to rim to length, might he publicly debated, to elicit infortuation trona versons who alt' net members of the Aisenitily. It is hoped that the press of the Caert and State will immediately publish a journal of the proeceeliegs of the Congress. BEM IN, SLPT• 5. 1 .—1 t now appears ci rtain, that the Prince Royal el Sweden will • not attend Inc Coegiess of Vienna. He has re . e . e i ve d atty l etter i f i n% it a timt f r om the Emperor of Austria, who addtessesl such to all the Sovereigns and Pi inces, and particu larly to th- King of Denmark. 'lbis cirremstance, it is said, gives gt eat nneasiness to the Prince Royed. It is recollected that he was eery coldly itceived by the Emperor of Austria at Paris, and it is also known that many of the' powers of -EniTipe feel a particular tore't for the son of bustavo, their relative, a young Prince %%leo di , plays a happy union of the best alai most royal qualities. It is timber remarked, that the King of Denmark is treated with distinc tion by the n Allied Sovereigns. The Prince Roy al of Sweiien hav iota in the Month of July last. demaieled the consent of Ergland to his seizing Copenhagen and Zealand, under the pi etext of pueishitg the King of Denmak for his equivocal conduct since the peace, the Court of London peremptorily rejected this proposal, de (Amine ti at it would protect Desimark in her pressent possession , . The Can't of Prossia and that of Russia likewise testify at this moment a great friendship for the King of Denmaik.--(Jsurnal des Dtbats.) :is MI ItisAnweror !iriir :it .t i Oti 1 '> 40 •,e ,p ire H 1 Itu: p 1 1 .; V . : 1 7 1 '4 , • z, • .4. -; DUTCH MAIL. nnussyt.s, OCT. B.—By the last accounts from Ghent it appears that the late events in North Anicritit have in ale a cry del p turd pression on the AMC nezociatord. Atter a short ;:bsenec, tia y arc returned to Ghent. awl expect with inp:itonco imitr“etions frnut their government, which will probably decide the fate or the ix gywiation. HAARLEM, OCT. 11.—It is known :hat a Russian army, of above :..10,0co men, mnler Gen. stiii in and about We learn from good authority, that in case Franre shwild uu...xpeet. rilly phew a disposition to oppose the aleaDgVlitelltS the .- % .):1(1 Monarchs to make for the repose of Europe, this Ilussidu my is destined to lie placed on our frontiers. Tin ,e e oei : , ! et:e measures, addt , tl to those taken hoe in our country, are caien!lted to tr:Anelilli - ze the most despondins!, ho might still fear thy am!.i tiOn of the Freoch at my. On the least arpeariulee of danger, Bel gium would be covered by 150,000 chosen troops. AMERICAN' PAPERS. THOM Tilt: YEDi.RAr. ItErentreAr.. Govrgeti;zen, Ft)!ter. ix Inr Pirrom.tc.—A hae:ll foree, b.x 61)41‘, lets aseviideit I:*.e rotchnae: On Sala d-fiy eveh j c v they rt.peLen }'wt VV:lrt)tirtOtti• end • entittnent•ed cantinoutling if. The titlico* iu ri , o.• intents their e.pprinich, eviteuated and New op the turf; Nsiti:otit" jiring a gun; and this, as tie St :1!E 5, in consequence. of txpres% orders. Aluxaodti,i is thus la lte power of the toe, %,,do demand the surrt oder Pi • nil pt(ipi'rly. except - h.usehild fardture, and threaten to der,roy all the st.tppirrg - in the 14Pbont i . ALEXA lAt IA - 611 ) 01.4.ATEP. Sits" the ahave %vtllk irk tiiie, wit Wore'read the Artii•lcss or C;,pit+.i l lt• O l e Corporici%ln of A4• , "otitit et oleo tOiced to s t; , ..” . :ltt tO. The enitenq (4 that place rest:teed irt• town meeting, thm ti:ere 11 °IhInglett for Ittvm lu_truake die Lie*t tf:rna they MK& titY -.- ;