The National Register. — London, England, 1808-08-28 00:00:00

. , • a r ts' a" . • akin . • 14 iF ivai tie a dose, and - sot yet tbetight of disembarking than. rbe truth i Mre has 8080 , half bh alf ronnoi, s w ve bees fir a month lying 6C Mallow. Daring this period, the Swedish treaties' have been attacked by the Danish army le Norway, and the Swedish haw have been every where dalissiled. Fialaad has been Wien from them by the Russians, wise, whatever may *ft been said, have ant for a moment ceased to obtain the sand Wilma advandepssi Most certainly, it II not SON seem that the Et ibis sight le send ipeupport their ally. It en& le hove been "MO ass, have beets they had theta to semi. Dot, ta s h eet , the 1181111isten have been leaded in Norway ; they have the Syvedkb Es on which attempteda bunting at mid were musqly defeated by the Mumink or perhaps have bees OWN to the North of Finland. It is ganeedleated, that the army of an Ally should remain two atatiM apse a row without dis embarking, and wait the mak of a dim rap. limb *bps happen le the English, and mkt he= eus im i i Let Ass. " The Journal de I' Borba, the et ' the 20th July, says that the Pads* of Wiliam has der with the Grand Vizir, and that, trim three Se fear men were killed on both sides, aid that the latter was . ROW eau loop repeat web idle slants It Is Is *is for the Journal to say that Its has eied this frau the Day. reuth paper, a paper of ne credit, which has for wend yaw been conducted at the pleasure of the Ageless of England, and edited by men destitute of ksowledge„ and me. rangy. The Grand Visir has sat left A ~b lmse Pads Widdin consequently never was in a sitnadsuila have an awe. mew with bins, nor have they had say mbunderstesdiag. " The ltayreutk Courant, however, is heartier& suppressed ; it is a lying trumpet, which shall no 9 141fter clefts disturbance go the Continent. tisto be wished that the journalists may take warning frints this 'shanty example. The mereaatile dos ses, the peaceful citizens, and the upright tradesmen., are ea titled I. demand justice against that band of intriguers who are disposed to permit troth, and always to promote distuebnece." 411161 t. ersofssrmably Devise ' the Two Sid limo It awe us extreme satisfaetion to and ourselves chosen to 'over, s pm* possemiag the 'sappy disposition proper to re acquire *at inist4ent glory which illustrated their ancestors, and papetantsd their name In our days. "AU our abets, one eonstaiet Wady, shall be directed to wenn& this eidiashisses, upon which deptind the grandeur and pros perity of the comer, and war crown. The first duty which ne Mime epos ourselves is to maaifest to Europe, under all cir -611111111110“119 the gratitude by which we are bound to the A Nod iingoror Naputems, and to impress upon our people all the ad vantages which utast result to them from the close union of their 111Aerests with thew of the great French empire. " The Constitution proclaimed by oar august Predecessor, aid goarasteed by his Majesty the Emperor, having been so lemnly accepted by rp, shall be inviolably o bserved, and shall bran the basis of our government. " And as we find pleasure in follow ing the steps of a Sove- • reign who ha. made our people happy, we confirm in all the ntilltacy, civil, and political employments of the State, the perms by whom they are at present flied, and ordain that andi dim subjech .hell continue to enjoy the rank and pay he laileiteid wen this tby s end ezerche the functions with which be is inniaildi "It Mow wish Mr appose IMMO the midst of you, with ths Irma Cooliior. oar mph* goose, with the Prince Ro ) al hkNapolersa, and oar polls fluidly. whom we shall have ' r Si w illiZilivalieneiag to yoga` bee nod fidelity. They I% ill be tos seotimests which should ,111111111 Ilian to lio rorrorryomeho hears the duties which they .1111 are to MS la toadied/gig to the glory and happiness of 211:11.“1111‘orn. For oar port, 11011 make no doubt that all she and Olken of the Stare will zealously endeavour eirktio perform their luty. each in his particular pro vince; in order dust oat people may be assured of that jai •ce which is their doe. All our Potties* may rely Ira our good will -4 idlaehmilih. " Jr/Acesa. NAP•LIIIX. "F. Merlons, Sccrctsry of Side." EMI _ --............•••• Anllllll=llllllll . - . . .. , . 448 • • tiliS . NA sob RIMINI'S*. AUGEriirr:l4 ir ;:iiimmuliimiatimm•Bwmmo k , , . FORCIOI4 INIILLIGENCIL • 4 " . ' . Jlea. 141.-0, die 14th, at four o'clock la die afteemal lo sigfr .cd n . -... , i.o n . - ia iimi .. , , 0 , f • illialee tea the Emperor used Empress arcived at 1 11..Clild,la . • • wed Im al th . ' - 'l , llOl/10. mitag4 lentle. forrairsmors 41110 /Ma' At Illre o'clock, all the Theatres weft is ' for dirt : lareH ' 4 ..* 11/SEIN' Pinta.. . . asiesioo of the publk ; sad at sit, the . ' of ilhe t. g, _0... ; , ff , ' •'! .... 41.10.... pomor's birth-day was anoonneed by severed a e l , . • FRAWCR. . Mary. •i. '..i Peale, Ave. 11..ii-The 011icial Jowls, contains the following It is reported that the (ourt, after pas*/ wk4katilays at lii, Wickes— Cloud, will proceed to Foataiubleate. • • _ 1 " The Pohlieisk, of the 110th July asserts, on the authority -.........- i . of Ferreira Jewish, that the Austrian troops were to emu* ITALY. 1 1 Trieste and FillaPe, and that loth thelle i gres were to be well- VERONA, Jv t.Y 22.—The Senator, Lucks Bonaparte, pass- . pre &by tbe troops of a i r a t k p e o rd wer. imoni g roce is false, ed through Modena in the night of the 14th, on his way from kmd owes Ns edges ro persons, abs wish to (Trete Florence. Me preserved the strictest incognito. It was vac- - lit 114 1 11etbanist .0 a great Powers aull to Jolt! her to rally supposed he was proceeding to France. i r • li , oars tubs. by her to adopt a perverse sperm et po- N A 'Lis, AII a. I.—The impatience of the Neapolitan people - . The Freed) Jaarwale ought to he more tirreettfeets sad h * name *Allied. They are now informed of the of the Prince i circ u late w o lY te d and ridiesloul ren"ri eftwelY ee the to whom his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon has committed th e aallktrety of r Pa pers. ' charge of rendering us happy. It is the Grand Duke of Berg. The Jeers,' ds rftspirs says, that the Arch-Cheacellor the brother-ia-law and companion in the field of his Majesty. Was talptwallad la Ilormasy to es the ;new of' the Cow- The following Documents on this important t•ubject were yestir- . felle=ti ore lla immei lladoes thus the roma* Gewereatest day communicated to the Conseil of State, who bad an career- ist a ng with the a Stases. Justice requires dinary meeting fur this purpose:— as to remark,• that this journal says the latelligeace was cirri.. fated ill German ; but_ pension el Judgment will observe, that ROYAL DECREE. i septets ' frees ToreiguJournals in the French 'lapers Joachim Napoleon, King of the Two Mali's, having heard *Elwin Mater Melts aid that the only eidect of each reports the Report of our Minister for Foreign Atkin, has decreed as wad he to excite envy end hatred spit* Fromm follows : " Other Jeered, elate, that three wrealksin of great inrt- , ART. I.—The title we assume on ascending the Threee of the are la 410111111100 between the Comets of Vienna and Paris. Two Wilk, is the following:—Joachim Napoleon, by thew, ‘i This is false. We have nething to settle with the Court of of God and the Constitution of the State, King of the PO N. ! , Vienna. It that Coon is well directed, it wilt apply itself le eines, assd•Gtald Admiral of the Empire. ' 0 heal Its woad., to recruit its Ihmares by wise measarest and it 11.-erbe.sreseut Decree shall be inserted is the Batted, of • amid be seasibie that a beir-ou-ssesss is aluays destructive to a the Laws, area essmosuoieated to all the Der:maws of the State. :* .. .., it: , . \ - • , V : i i / ‘ .l CeVeninieut, and partkelady tea Government which has seating 111.--Our Ilikkeer for Foreign Araks, and our other Minis- . but a paper currency. "It Is reported that American vessels laden with Celollial t ters ion ' o a rte,: w preseo rgeai t el l) c e h cree in . his own department, with the ejlecii. • have emend the Austria. pert. Rader eoevoy of souse (Signed) ~.,. higalm. This is tree; for under all circumstances, Given at Bayonne, July 20. . have Sound mum to frustrate the vigilance of the sse... . rem ed Asitheelties ; but the Court of Vienna has taken PROCLAMATION.Jo..erstM NAPOLISO%. .is pet as end to this vlolothso of the t aw , an d to Joachim Napoleon, by the grace of God and the Constitution, can" Sete exec/Aka the regulation which Itself established " Keng ._ of__ , the „... Two SicLieL, Grand Admiral of the Empire, to the the breakiag of of all sesameftial intercoune with Eagles/. People '• the T wo "^'" : " Otter Journals lilk of the expeditious which the English " His Majesty the August Emperor of the Freed., oar dear Onto dint Is Swedes, coasisdag et OW gm who were I. he and beloved brollser-hrlaw, haw* ceded to us, cossforsodsly to .loped! there in the of April The muses lenow drawing the desire of 'Divine Providence, the Crows of the Two Ski- d+, a dose. and freaks vet thosscht a iiimartritiaw thaws_ ties_ it lamas m extreme satisfaetiois to find ouraelyes chosen to : _ r