The National Register. — London, England, 1813-03-28 00:00:00

Till: NATIONAL REGISTER. Extraot of a Letter from Stockholm, March :--- The expedition tw PAmerania is. to take place immediately. On the day after to-mot rim I s' , all set •bti. We are 8000 strong, and the ommaad is given to General SANDI'LS, an Officer universally es• teemed';. and it we are sup;Aorted in April, as we have reason to hope and trust, by the German Legion, and other succours from Englane, .►•~e may flatTr ourselves with the fairest . prospect of success.—Whe ther the main Swettish army will follow is yet uncertain, and depends on arrangements winch are still to be made. _ . " The North of Germany is rpe for tii, and the people are j )inin? the standard of General WV oa Kin thetbands. The spirit of insur section kis spread as far as Cassel. l‘ The Grand French army, which has . qnitted Berlin, is about 17,CA1l strong. It is probahlc that the R .tans arc now before Mag clebrirgh. The remains of the Frcnch artillery, which, at the opening of the campaign, was c(mposed of 700 pieces, were.wh abanlonei. at Posen. So completely sunken is the spirit of the French, that they By at life first approach of the R ussi ans." Trom America nothing of importance has arrived in the course of the present week. but we hope*, ere thk, the proud Atlantic has heard our thunder burst in vengeance on the American coast. We hope a very few weeks will hrin2; us the news that signal cluisisement has taught /110 m to reeng rise the mighty power of Er.gland, and to feel their own in significance. We shall thi , ik the time lot , g till we receive such intelligence. Justice to this country and Mercy to America equally demand that the: should be visited with the calamities of war to teach them properly to value the blessings of peace. CASE OF' 'MR HANCOrK. Sir F. Buanm la-t nieht bought forward a adiculous story about a person of the name of ll.kwcocx, of whom he told a very r athetic tale, which will be found at length in our Parliamentary Report. The case turned out to be tike most of those which the Hon. Baronet has the pleasure of bringing before the Public, wholly unworthy of attention. Mr. HANcpcx. who was pancAyrised in warm terms by Sir FRANCIS, as a Gentleman in every sense of the word, turned out to be a man of a very indifferent character, who had been deservedly punished; and Captain Put Let MORE. mho was represented to have been to him a most inhuman oppressor, proved to be his best benefactor. On Monday the four Noble Lords, who formed the Com mission appointed to conduct the Delicate Investigation in 806, replied to the observations made on them on the pre ceding %Vednesday by Mr. WHITBREAD. Their answers will be found quite as much entitled to praise for their enei gv, as for their dignity, or their temper. Lord ELLENno- ROUGH very forcibly characterised Mr. WHITBREAD as Fay, and declared the paper he had produced to be "as false as /Mt." In this the other Noble Lords seemed to con cur, but Lail SPENCER, who spoke last, thought those who In - cm:led him had not gene fur enough. If this iepresenta lion of what fell from him be correct, it must fellow that he thought the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench had been guilty of a libel ou the place which in his zrrrrmth he had named, in comparing its falsehood to the examina tion of Mrs. LISLE. Lisbon Papers arrived yesterday to the 9th inst. The general belief in Portugal is, that the French are retiring; to the North of the Eb►o. There is no news of impor!ance from our Army. EsPoz It MINA continues his barrassing and successful career. A Mail from Corunna arrived yesteiday—JosEPH BUONTA rNR I": entered Valladolid on thf. 4th, and Sou LT and ouit- D with' fhe Staff and other principal (wfficeis, were ex pected there on the 5111 or 6.h. Both these Marshal's arc, spi,keu ut a:, haviu been (Adele(' to is. too. MARCH 28. tra - diraftifig is"§tfti.' that tora WitarmwroN has le• quested of the Cortes leave for 15,000 Russians to serve in the Peninsula. 66 CORUNNA, MARCH 16 josmt entered Valladolid on the 4th inst. with all' the pomp wh i ch , iris royal person Merited. The French will abandon Leon, Benevente, Zamora, and .salarnanea,. upon whi.h points our troops are to move. The English have placed their array upon the most brilliant footing.—Corunna Diary, Match 4. " Official account of the persons who accompany the intrusin . King, and for whom lot!g tugs were ',clog prepared iss ValladiAid ott the !hi ; the whole were-to arrive in the said city otf the sth or 6th —Twenty one Generals, two Marshals (Soot. r and Jouttaan),• two . Ministers, the Patriarch, the Master of the Ceremonies, three lnspec. tors, IS Colonels, 39 Lieutenant-Colonels, two Ordinateuts in Chief, six Deputy cli'to, Conde de Mott ro, Duke Of COTANII. iA, Courle de S. ANASTASIO, Conde de CA Nt.:1.111)A, Marquis Of BENEN ENTE, Prince of SANMA CI UZ. Senor CARIt ft A, Senor 1.11/11NA itf4 Cap., tains of the Staff; troops—Cavalry, 57J ; Artillery, 330; 1,972—T0tal number of troops, 4,922. " The head-quarters of the French army (domminated Arms' of Portugal) leave here to-morrow morning, aid are, it is said, szoi:g to Salamanca, although others assert they will not proceed bcyon Si. manctiS and •Pordesillas.—Corunna Diary, March 'AL 6' PUENTE LA RE:y:4A, Feb. 13.—Yeterday the garrison of T..trAlla surrendered a ft er an obstinate resistance of a days: The Royal Academy of Sciences at Lisbon, under the Pre sidency of his most Serene highness the Prince of BEIRA , have elected, with permission, their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE REGENT and Duke of SUSSEX, Lord WELLINGTON, and CHA IMES STU A RT, honorary Members; Mr. CROF and Mr. 13E I. t. have also been elected Members. The Empti or of RUsSIA has offered limo men to co-ope tate with the al:ied troops in the Peninsula. An officer of the name of HANN°, or HAIN°, is arrived from Hanover, for the purpose, it is said, of kAiciting the im mediate presence of one of the Royal Duke- in Hanover. It is said that the PRINCE REGENT ha' tt in contempla tion to dispatch a person of distinction with the insignia of the Order of the Garter to the Emperor A f.Lx A N D ER, is soon as intelligence is received of his Imperial Majesty's arrival at Berlin. The American Papers brought the Report of the Com mittge.of Foreign Relations, containing a view of the tela ,iord of the United States with this country. It dwells entirely upon the grievance of impressing American seamen, and concludes by recommending the passing a bill for the exclusion Gf foreign seamen from the public vessels and merchant service of the United States. The Bill has been passed in the House of. Representatives by a majority of 99 to 53. It imposes a' penalty of 1000 dollars on tLe Com manders of men of war, and of 500 dollars ou the Masters of merchantmen, for every foreign sailer employed by them, to be recovered in the manner of a qui tam action by a com mon informer A requisition is now signing to request the LORD MAYOR to call a Common to consider of addressing her Highness the Princess of W AL Ls, on the atrocious attempts made on her life and honour. Lord MOIRA has written a long letter to a Brother Mason, on the sulsject of the patt he took in the investigation of 1806. tt is little more than a cotrected report of what his Lordship said a few nights ago in the House of. Lords. We understand that the memoirs of a certain Marchioness, well known in the rely first circles, is announced for publica tion in the course of next month, and that this " Matured Enchantress" will then appear in her real chatacter. • BOXERS.—Besides the great fight betwixt Molineaux and Carter, on the 2d (.t . Aprii, that betwixt Jay and Fuller will take place on the 6th, such having been ratified. The Great Personage lately arrested on the Continent, and kept a prisoner in:the Austrian-States, is. said to be. the PRINCE ROY AL of BAVARIA; he has been long known as an inveterate enemy of IkoNA PARTE; about two years ago, . • 31. : - .ii Al. to Ilil an to tc J E 'V P • tc 't: it . •• r •••