The National Register. — London, England, 1808-04-18 00:00:00

'4 litt StA Off. veini• the Palace, and delivered them to the Prince , / wno clime out In receive them n i th IWO candles in his hand:t. This day, M eight o'cLiek iu lAI - morning, our P t VS . Sly prayed tie liali - nav of the Palace, to thank the priTle. •At twelves t becretit were pivned up in Madrid, one nrw bark addressrd to the President of Lie Council, is in sub:•tance as fail " Kii);;;, hi order fa undeceive your Lord-hip and the and that the public ma} be . c.irrectly informed of r hat °re t ort-I last night, lama k;• known. .t`int con'erinence or a disturbance !)et 'teen some II ussars and Life Cluirds, some ml Mari: and peasants asseinhled, induced by a ► erriineons b-ebef that their .I%;.i . jesties ialenited I n kave the country, bitt their Maiesties iii . ither think of leaving their country, nor have the ever thought fair a 'moment of ttitltdraning themselves from the basom of their Lei i‘e.l that at five o'clock in the adorning Pier, thin.: wa , tutiet in liar Palace, and IP• directs the Presi loot to 111:1 1 4` it lochs th hi order that the Public may ba tlish f r,iat their miads r.l! f;11-e reports, - &v. &c. Time s.ciiii;l Del ree recomm•!lid, the Public to hold plod har mony and peace the rrenrli troops, v..ho are to rEPI Illrf)11,:j1 1 . .! pi:al and iis env irons, on their march to ('ad iz. T th- amte sod 11 tau-co - iv! I).•cree scat y, hick let idled the (rind Colossus ; such is the general joy aud F.tti•fact ion of the pal' lie, that I ;lento as heftier a graerol peace st 001(1 r:ett-e a .zrelter ; anti we all p , aialicl, rougratulate each tither. The public uolin the French sa it 'tout fear. st it nut dread. and as their deliverers. The Privates is ill he re f—lse(' at their quarters, arid the Officers at the mansion% nod d !Pim : , of the great. Order is recommended. To-morrow, about 4,000 is ill enter the cite --the folless iog day, the Imperial Gitaril—and out Mondus Prince Murat. Ce ;writ] report sa,i,s, that the Lmpeter i detained he these tit - currences, because hirers from It,t'olne and Yrun say, that hr arrived there on the 121 h, and others emoradiet it. La Manche is in a state of amen confusion, and the people are ale tormined to prevent Vie dep l rture o f tar Rot at ; ;he intelligence of as Melt had reached that l'roviiice. • 1) IX it F. • ,t ,•awisps, Marc. IR, IT4OB. " I intend in con.iuind in arm.. an I wivv in pervon, I have thought proper to relea.e I)on Manuel foim, Prinee the Peace, from the enylos of (it:tier:ll6 , On° awl Admiral, and give him leave to w itiolraw w hither he 'draw-. Yon arc here-1 ith informed of it, and w ill communicate it to whom it con-1 fern , ," 11) n , 171 reauri, cir." Al..ti) II lI)GAZ FT E. En to 4V, MA rr 18, 1868. k Nlajest y has been pleased to transmit th e fo:lossing Decree to his Excellency Don Pedro Cevallos, First Secretary of State : "My beloved Sulkjects ! Your generous aziontion in these ricormi-tances iv a f:rsh proof of the seolintents of sour hearts, uol I, wlm Live yodi as a tender father. take• the earliest oppor tonits to coasole w ith you in the di-tressed vituatiou in ss inch I' are placed. Be tranquil ; know that the army of my dea ny, the Emperor of the I'renr!l, traver(es my kingdom ss it lo i i -as of friendship mod peace. Its object is to march to Ow lints ss hick are threatened with the danker of a descent by the enemy, and the junctionn of my life-goardr ha• no other object t coo o'o wooled nks person, and they are not intended to nevom pans me on a so;:ap., rshirh onaliee endeavoured to represent ;,. otecussirs. iticroolowird by the 'tusk:lke!, losalty of my armed übjeets, of is hick I have received such unquestionable proofs, v.11:11 have I to tear: and should any imperious necessity re quire it. could I doubt of the as,istance which their generous bosoms offered use ? But no Slid, Ileres.illy will ever be witness ed by my people.— Spaniards. nliay your fears ; conduct your s:Ass, as yo 1 . have o.i co done towards tar troops of the !lily of your good Is iae. Im a few days you n ill see peace and trail quillity restored ; y our hearts and mOie enjoying the happiness liich God torsions on me in the bosom of my family and 7o our love. iu my Royal Palace of Aranjuez, the 16th ::lurch, lA4H. I/; the king, A. D. PEDRO CLVALLOS." GERMAN V. army has ttuder; , oo4 :In entire cordon is fortuAtl on the fron- Gm:l:Lot inople rtutd that the are re ry great, and that ill. t . ta v at:el f. Not w d ln regialcats w ere au their Ic~iill4 lq march towards the frnatierf, have receiVed (trier; to halt. The celebrated - Serdan Gen•ral Czerni George has arrived here. T.O VaR SA ONY. t ern OTT MAr n I.l.—We art Roared that the French Government has made a demand upon the three !lame towns (liarburgh, Bremen, and lailwri for a certain number o f seamen, some say 84330, which at to be sent to Flubliiiig and lloulange. PENIta fl C'orr Yr Mtn( si 13.—Every thing is prepared fur tie embarkation and passage of the allied army in Scania. It i • hoped that ire shall for that purpose be able to pi oht of the first moment tiett a complete thaw takes place. The t a , are already assembled at 1.1-incur a sufficient number of armed •-ssels for pro•ectilig Ells operation against the Swedish flo tilla; but he-hies this flotilla, as we understand from the in f we have received, r ill not be ready before months. Jo order to give greater energy to the military N ese- Itions. the Danish arm is about to be new organized up,,n a Mar. entirely confirmable to that of Fratier. Tile flotilla hick 1111%‘' constructing w iil be joilied to the army, and v ill follow fill its mosements. A naval officer will he attached in each diy Hilt of the army. M A IL( II I ti.—The Prince of ronte Corvo having crossed the (;reaf Bel( iii les , than six hours, arched here nu the very not. ovitit we I.:nicked intelligent e of the death of Christian VII. A Tree has been pith' kited here, contaiiting yeti% siric• latiohs s. ith respect to tile Swedes dotriciliaird in firma:irk. All correspondence avith Sweden. is prohibited, and the ships and iniirrharilive lielongiog to that enuntry are t•onliscated. e ronling to the most recent intelligence from Stockholm, the fios s ialis had obtained possession of Alto ; and it is continued that the Sr ede have burnt the flotilla w hid' v. as •tatioNe,l there. On the 4th, the Swedish heari-cptar , er- were ;,t lava•tu-, is here General Klingspnrr bail arrived. (.ener;,l %nail' had set out for his destination. him:: Gustai us has, rill at Glifisholm, hot was about to proceed to Carl-. rora. At the date of this intelligence, A lopens was still timler .tt r.. 6 t , and his Swedish i;.jests had al-o ordered a rif , sian ecurier, arrived at Stockholm fr Peterioburgh, to be :.curried. TIOLLAN 1). nr+Terr trynGrr. 'VTR CCITT, 74 Alt( u Co+nmittee of Ow Council of State, (-wonting of M. M. Van 1.e:,(1.+1}, Van As.r , tharrildrel it Coypus, and tieintopen, hrought, nu the 9th ilotartl• I++ 1 1 1+ , Legislative tl+r Nle•-age. relatia;:. to ++le Vi llain-et, and in the ~ i tting of yr-terda% Cie projet of a De( tee, proposed in the Message, was adopted.. l'ir.Kett. %ter:, 14.—Oar arratiihsiat,..acif i l a strong . ti .I from •olii :r ) ) 1 4 ‘ 11 et N •- , 40 0 104,„' . • 44a - IrA).jr 7,4V>,-2 1 1: 11 1 1 .470ier • • 0 THE 1:14; TO 7 Lbt:1:•1..011 E ROUT. " C.rvvi.rxtuN, " We have charged a Coiimittere of our Collodi of State to pre-ent *to you a projet of a law relative to the I'ivanrt ' of Ihi. year. A t the remoneoeemilit of %OW' pre,ent Se-tion n e eN pre,,Sed oat HUE part :t t trong de-ire to :Idol); detioiti;c permanent Fys ent yvith respect to the Finances, but thee the . e sill of November affairs have not been ameliorated, and ue have been under the indi-peo•ible nece-sitv of pro% itorily shutting our ports. Thi , extreme. and painful measure ou,Jit to enure to os compensation, to ivhieh we have to much title, and afford , an irrefragulde proof of the sincerity and constancy of our efforts in I:ie common rouse. Thus we must pii-tpone all idea of a deliaitive and_ permanent system until a maritime pence, when alone it w ill be po•sible to reduce our exrenditare to the Amtoln t of our revenue." It then roes on to state, that the expenditure for 1-07 ha.l heeti 78,009,00 0 0 ns, anti the revenues only 53,000.000, leav - Ole . , a deficit of 23,000,001, exclusive of previous arreart. To meet these a loan of .10.000,090 had been negnei4ted. produced 3.'', 01 ) [ ',000; the 15,000,000, after providio4 for the defiol, was applied to the payment of arrcart. The estioctle ,e* expenditure for 1808 is 71,000,000, whilst the revenue it not es. rotated to }nurture more than 50,000,000. , It is said in !hit p.m of the MeOngc, " WC cannot di-pco:e With maintaining in a good sate the squadrons of the 'revel auJ ' the Ileit4e. We.omoulico vv ith pleasure to (he I,egitlaike that ac the (wire of our 'Worts France has expressly eiyaged to procure the restoration of our culuuie', and particularly thory of Gaiana.P •