The National Register. — London, England, 1814-10-09 00:00:00

OCT. 4. discussed in the two houses, are highly judged of; they are ciiticised exclaimed against, blamed or praised! Tue progress of government, does it avear in the mean time deranged at this% " France is open on all aides; travellers outer as they please. If theie be secret enemies they may come in or go out as seem good to them. They may correspond, appoint rendezvons, in a mold, con spire in the public squares or hi the corners of streets. Are they feared? Not at all. Could Ituonaparte hare given them this liber ty? Now defence against them is despised ; they would full before the mildness and indulgence of a paternal Goveminent, wou:d stay the arm notified to punish them. Nothing dreadtill cat' be at tempted against a Government founded in law alai justice. Fr once is 101 l of the relations and creatures of Buonaparte; they are pro tected like other citizens, while no one thinks of taking preeautiollB against them. A great Princess came under the generous protec tion of our King, to take the wateis in our provinces—and yet the AVOallti was fresh and tender. This Princess 'alight awaken powerful recollections.—Well, what has her presence produced? Let us unsure the Duchess of Angouleme at the waters of Aix, under the stout government of tyranny, when the 'mow alone o f Ilnerhou made the King of Kings tremble? In short, a brother of the stranger is established on our frontiers, where he displays riches which it wool(' be more decent to conceal, and Ivo the least inquietude been manifested at it ?—Has his removal been desirtd?—Laarn theu to jiidge of the strength of a Government, not by its administrative acts, but by its superiority in newaiity, moderation and judgment. The strength of Kings cannot be >liArn, when it comes from the light of their minds, and the rectitude of their heart 4. " The Bourbons have wandered almost w alma agyhtm on the lintiVe of the earth, exposed to the fears of the usurper, they etittiii not approach, above all things, the fraiitiers of France, wit!-ont ronniog the risk of their life. Ncw they p( r,et'Ute nh t those Who have so cruelly persecuted them ; they siiikr them to z.hew th.ao selves ;About them a ithout testitying the least fear—without tkkieg the piecautions which would scent so natural. %Vito will refuse to acimile such magaianiumos confidence—such an absolute want of resentment ?—Lonis XVII!. is right—i i is in thus giving flinn‘cli up to the loyalty ot the French that 1w proves invincibly the lawfoisiess of his ;igtits and the solidity of his throne. It seems as it he ex claimed on reachiog Calais. like Pliaip de Valois at the gates of the Castle of Broye, " Open—it is the fortune of France;' We have opened, anti we will prove to Lim that we are worthy of the esteem he I c Atiried 101' us when he confided so to our faitb virtues and his misforiunes." T FIE N ST_ITE P PEI:. 643 't a Prossimi Clii,mherlein. Pri sloe Cliki 1:•-, 111 , “:('ii..t% Prihee of Luc% e:1- rtein, Wertheim Fiendeolierg, and liauti u'Eudt of 11.. den ariivt-d It; re thy dov before y.-?..tcroay. B' intelligence l'rum Piugue WS learn that the Grand Duchess of Oldenburg quitted thut Ctty the 13111, ace.allimuied by l.er sister, 1 the. Grand Duchess Marie, to go to Ohuutz, to coact the Emperor of 1 Russia. PARIS, OCT. 3.—lt h said that the Duke and Duchess of Orleans have requested that the wnn►en of the town, and gamblers, shall be expelled from the PaLis Royal. A triglitul crime was committed yesterday in the rile Ste. Marguerite, fauhritiru St. Germain. A daughter stabbed her mother with a parrici dal knife, but was almost immediately taken into custody. 'fire reco very of the mother is exptCled. On the 22d of September, died at Manheim, his flightless Henry, 4:3(1 Prince of Revs Plairen, aged 62. They flatter themselves with a visit of the Emperor Alexander at Berlin, after the Congress at Vienna. The Prince of Orange has visited the principal places in Belgium ; and has every where been well received. The ittlgi.its are eager to do justice to I►is eminent merit, but they do ruA time less wish to have the name of Frenchmen restored to them: (Journal de Puri ) PA a IS, OCT, 4.--Six booksellers, distributors of seditious pamphlets, have been arrested. One at their libels is written bye Septerabriser ; another by a Regicide, who is covered not only with the blond of Ina King. hut with that of thousands of victims who perished in 1798, and wko si'!n•r! tiff their dearli-warrantg. The King mai Queen of Bayous set out on the 2.4 th ult. fur Viennn. D.iriin! 'he Sittivg, of the Congress of Vienna, awl Princess Maria Louisa nil remain at the Palace of Schlossof, a short distance from the capital. MADR rn, Sr vv. 1.(2.—A farmer favourite of the ci-derant Kin 4 seph, i. Colonel the Walloon Guards he has much influence over the mind of Ferdinand VII. Peat t', 14.—The Prince Of the raw, who hitherto has not quitted (711r.rks I‘'. is now at Pvs,ito. It is believed that his P. :Incas :Ic;er:tii:lud no louver to grant hun an asylum in his Statr•. Not ib St.ift Ilea' of Ole eilals l atioll of LOW, XVI. A'l that tie know upon the ciblext conies from Paris. It is 4dieve.l, that if it it tall not be proceetied on till ufier the Cong:ess• Tito re-es",..ll)!lNlnuelit of the .le-i.its eatneti lit re a great seitslitioll. Tligy are 1)4)%v nn In!lcer spoktni of. T h ey du not appear lit hnt e re...wiled any great imioence. It is, perhupg, sufficient to let th;:iu lath —lt is sti!l said that the Queen of Etruria will earouse tba Grand Duke of Tnscany. Her Majesty receives frequent visit:: 11 , ;:n Ausiriati Ciiicers of rank, who is litre. F L o nitNent SEPT. Imperial liitzliness Ferdinavd Grand Duke of Tuscany, on the 17th. wade his solemn entry into Florence. The return of this Prince was celebrated by mignitieent fetes zit(' universal acclamations. Tie three children of his Imperial !li:mess arrived the same evening. Cs UA , 24.-10 the ni,ht of the Atih inst. a terrible hurt ;cane caused great ra v:lgl s ill the putt and town 44 wenty-six vesseis were stink itt the par', au.L six wrecked or, the coast tOT 11 ‘ ts were lost Ly tie disaster. Many houses in the town suffered cuinri it.r• ably i.ste! toi4l lus , is ilumeli.e. TREATY BETWEEN DEN AI IRK :I\D Fa the name of the most holy and midi% ided Trinity, Ili. 7.1;t.;•c-t1 the King of I)viiinfirk and his 1‘11;1:0). the hing of PI IN .1.1, «pi :t animated v. int the desire Of r;-estatili, , hing tretweeti their rcip:-eti‘e States, prare, tiniun, 4iiti the good itodetti:ni(iii); which have 1)(4,3 tinfortunate:y interrupted, 11;11,e tier this poriio.-C au al thori-t.ti Plenipotentiaries ; mantels', his 31e.ie , tv the Rittlt . "i I ) ' /nark, the Sienr Christian fienry Ati 0 11- I ft , : C1)1{11t ur liar,.!eti burgh Revel:thin ; and his *.llajestv the Kau-; Of PrnsNia, the ince of Itartlenhnrgh ; who, titer ini% nig exe:lautiet: tilt ir e•ln_c,i%e fial rowerq, have agreed upon the • 1. 'De re •liall he ' e n flit MT iznoti 'ander • taiidit; L , , hrt•.+t r n his :\lajt•Av the (A In milark :;sui i.i. :Voiit.-ty th.• King. of Ftrii4-ia tvp, parties elii ploy the 01r:4:it attention to maintain n hiosiitto.y kt [wet-F.6 theta states :apt stibirCl., anti ?41:;11eil•!.:1 1 1 1 .V evcry tliinri 'Ankh may di2tarb !lie uniot: so h;ll,piiy SEAf OF CONGIIOzS. S' pr. 19.—The list of iivw arrivals to-Jar, is as foflows The Hereditary Prince of Nfecklenkirg-St-elilz ; Field-Marshal Prince 'Vied* ; the Commander Ituffl, Elvoy from Sicily ; M. (hoertz, Privy Cot tiseilor of the King of Saxoti ; the Setiltor Hack. from Lubeck ; Baron Tienherg, in the service of (he Pritic.r of Saxe-Coloirg ; Como Goeilitz, brand Equerry of the iliog Wurtemberg ; Lord Clive; awl NI. Schroeder, Russian Cuonse.llc,r. The Congress wail open cot t Ist of Octnber, and, accordin„: to an opinion delivered by li•rd Carlerelgh. it will probanly be t: militated in weeks. It will be held in the Ilua lof the Chancery of State, occupied by Prince Metternich. .—The K•ng ‘Vortentherg arrived here tn-dity at one o'Lluek. The Emperor went to me< t him in an open can drawn by six horses. Tut , King seated biniscll by the Linty •i•le, and their Majesties entered this capital escorted by a part of the V . J . rrkon, ‘‘lii,;:h was all under arms ; three carnazes with six horses followed ; squadron of the German and lining:lrian guard preceded the and the rest of the garrison forieed a double line to the Int:ace. The King of Denm• rk also arrived this aftern.am, and was nceived in the cone manner. At the entry t,f each of the Kings, 101 cannon were fired. The ceremony of investing the Emperor with the Order of the Garter twasiterfotin;..4 yesterday with great solemnly. Atter the cere mony Lord Caf.,!..reagit placed in the hands of his Majesty the .itatete• of do Order ; awl the Monarch caused to he delivert d to him n procrs rertsa of their reception, rind the nomination of a substitute, with fillt poweis to represent him in the Chapel of St. George, at ‘Vindror. VL EN NA, St ter. 23.—The prermaticns for the reception of the fo ign Monarchs are terminated. The equipages of the Emperor, which were already considerable, have bee n greatly augmentrd ; 112 carri-ges are destined for the suite of the foreign 2.limacebs. 'Um Emperor of Russia is expected here to-day.—The garrison rind all t!:e bourgeois corps have received orders to parade. The Nin.; cf %ill not arrive till the Cith. Lads Villkti.lt and Aps!ey, Count Quadt Loh Cuuat Scidadeu, 1