The National Register. — London, England, 1814-09-18 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL RF,GISTER. - would become her firnwst ally. She would at the same 111•1) 1 'l the apprehensions of other States, who would only sec in her aggrandisement a renewal in the north of the threaten'ng tyranny destroyed in the south. She would retain a snfficient weight in the affairs of Europe, to maintain its equipoise, and as she would cease to be dreaded, th.i fame of her moderation and jns tice would raise her to a still more honourable rank thhn conquest, she would become the patron of the injured, and a. mediator amongst the nations of the world. (To be Continued). The following are some extracts from the Paris Papers of the 14th inst.:— Vir-NwA, Si PT. 3.-11 k Imperial Hidiness the Archduke Charles retained 'he 29th tilt. from EgrH. The report of his on.,rringe with (hr 61;inti litiches• Cathetiae gr i ns gr"und every day. This Prince will set out iiiroediately woh Count Cirtiene. all his Aid•cie-t anti", vi id a vet) nottieroas .cite, to meet tlir King of Prussia. Archduke t 1 •thous liac the sam lUi stoic J 0 the King of Divaria, and Archduke to the King of NV tirtemberr. 1414. w instructiiins have been olh• cii.ll7 !inbred - lea for the fetes which will take place on the arrival of the Savatigni, Atte by private persons, and of which the Auntintstration shall he actually in possession 10. Actions representing the value of Canals of Navigation shall he also restored that is : those which Are ai Nally in the hands of Govetnnicnt, as soon a% a demand shall be made by th ose yaw have a right to them those of Whirl) the Government shall have disposed %%hen they shun return to its hands, in consequence of the right of return stipulated in the am' A of alienation. It. To obtain the rest.,ration ordered by the present law, t h e old proprietors, heir 4, or assi:Nis, shall go bt fore the Pr' fects in th e •'epartments, and bcft,re the Sccretary of State of the Finances at Pat is„ 12. The Prefect, after having enusnited time Directors of Domains and Conservators of the Forests, an.l assured themselves of the qua lities awl rights of theelaitnants, Shall Send the documents with their opinions, to thy Secretary of State of the Finances. 13. The Secretary of State shall send all these demands to the Commission charged to pronounce upon the Restitution.. Given at the Castle of the Thuilleries, September 12, 1814 1 LOUIS. The Icing of Spain has instituted a new Order, called the Order of Fidelity of Valance, as a recompence to those who accompanied him from Bayonne, when he was conveyed into Prance. The following is•an cxtract from a private letter, dated Brussels, hth September : 66 It is computed that ahont 15,000 EnOish are now assembled its this city. Among those of superior rank are, the Duke and Do ylies), of Argyle, the Doke! and Duchess of Richmond, Lady George Seymostr. who has taken a house for three years, and several other English Nobility. Many English and Irish gentry, with large families, are conic to make it their permanent resideoce: Of this latter description is, a near neighbour, Mr. Fitzgerald, with a wife, daughter, and five sons, of whom he has placed the I tier at an ex cellent school, at 31 guineas per alloom for each, including every thing, so that he will have his live buys educated for little more than the expellee of one in Engl a nd. 66 Unit r these circumstances, it will not create surprise that an English Theatre has brio' established under the most flattering anspires, and every prospect of success. Mrs. Jordan has been :lc eordingly annonnetd for to mor:ow, in the favourite character of Viobnee, and also for Thursday Mid F,atorday. John Kemble is ex pected here ; some say indeed he is already arrived,. and will pro bably be induced to take a turn. Chides Kemble and his wife are also • about to join the Company, so that we shall have an estab lished English Theatre of sterling merit. " I have already mentioned the rheapurs4 of education as one of the great attraction: to this city. To this omit tie added the clie:pness of living, of NiliCh an idea may be toroied from the following prices :—the best in •at of every description, 4d. per lb. ; butter Bd. per lb. ;er gs 4d. per dGzen ; broad ad. toe vartton loaf; fruit and vegetables propertionahl . cheap." FR EEM ASONS.—rrile Ex-Ptuft FSOr noriman, proposed to publish at Vienna the Bulls of Benedict XIV. and Clement XIII. a ,, :tin , ,t the Freemasons. The translation wa.s to be ac companied with the no:es, theological and political, by the Jesuits lloeffiatter, Flielch, and Iluseha ; but the Bulls of the Popes issued from Rotne at the time of the pious Empress Maria Theresa, never received the placitum regium, or sanction of the Sovereign. The Emperor, to the great astonishment of some Sovereigns, has prohibited the printing and transla• tion of these dotes.. • PED EST t A NISM —John Collard, a native of Warminster, has undertaken to go 100 miles in 2* hours, strait out, the middle North road, on Thursday near, for a wager of 60 gui neas. Time is backed at 5 and 6to 4. it is extraordinary that the facwing remarkable instance of longevity has not been more generally promulgared. On a tomb-stone in Bridlington Church yard, !war Br i•tol, ap pears the following inscription, in very plain and intelliOble characters:—John Newman, 1.53 years old-1542; Old Parr died in 1634, aged 12 Newman outlived bum by a year. CITAMBER OF DEPUTIES. nts, Se^r 1 t.—At the Sittinß of the 15th September. Baron Louis, blmister of Fimince, M. de Montesquiou, Minister of tht• teri , r. and Nl. Ferrold. Minister of State, entered the Wall, and M. 1 1 %-rrsnd addre , sed 11 , e Climoti'.er :•••••• " I:1 the Orlinance of the 21st of Augu , t last, the King had already aKcopied lii urelf iu assuring the civil condition of the portion of his sub jects ile.iotio.cd under the name of etnig , inits—a denotvination as false in its princip cas disastrous In as consequences. I: is hut strict justice to le c o r e (4) those persu •s who hive sacs liked themselves nobly for 'A ea rs that pert of their priperty has not been alienated ; but the Kt• g wants the concurrence of the Chamber to effect the good that is in hi, heart. " The law we submit to sots to-ray is derived from this Ordinance. It recseoixes a right of property, which existed always ; it legalises the re-establishmeot 4 : but in this re-establishment the King has made some exceptions. It bt gin. by maintaining all that has been done from the p•ssins of the law% relative to emigratj.,n down to the constitutional ch.nter. Ilis Majesty had alreAdy announced it by his Oldinace, by the niirodoelom these words--.- 4 without prejudice to the right of third persons.' lie gives this day the full explanation • f the-e words, h•c,itr•t: Le o, ill leave no doubt to peaceable possession, nor any pretext for ,:i3lev..dynce. -zcile restores all property net actually said end making jort of domain of the -tats. Tile Sri Article allows t) reqiiution of rents received, but it ensures to Ilir propritturs tt.e terms uf paytnautb uut yet turived for acs pr. vows' V made. '1 he 4 . 1 i Ar►iclt+ vxtends the restitution to property which having been sol:t or cedwd, has been since tn.ited to the domain of the state. The 3fi Article provides fur the case in will( h a purchaser dispos f.es=.eil tor non•pity *tient yl the whole of the purchase money, shall yet have paid }Fart so the olutnAin. Thi• article directs that that part he lrlid 4. r the Preprict ,, r to whom restitution i• given, always taking care that (hi% restitution dove not injare tire rights of a third person. ti. Mach property not sold has yet b. en Hikplied to a public service; anti in (silk!' 1101 to the -reler of this servkv, tai , , property is exet , pted from the class of relitation ; but this excepti:ln i• limited to i!i! time during which it shrill lie deemed necessary fur its present des. vitiation; and iu that ease it is providc d that an ind , ntni,y shall be vireo to the real propriety's, which indemnity shal'. t. 1 .141 apart of the Ist,: 1; diet. 7. are exerpted for the preseA, the property given to hospitals, and how es of charity. But %viol+, by the c.trect of free gifts, or le w..k!lf e or mlioioistrative measure:, flu:se establi,linieuts shall ,v t• r,.•vei.e<l i..ercase of propel tv equal to the value of the said :!v, i s !•11,ill be icqured to the alicirot proprietors, their heirs ior kte v•cpted the property atiiieheil to the Lion of Ho I•oll• toot coo) till Ow period %%Iwo iu eini , egoenee. of the diipo , itico. er.tiod Ct.' of -, till; property Shall cem.e to be employed l‘ de 0 11, the expetices of lin Levi .11 of Honour, a period at E. 'IWO it Witt . .1' re•tlited to Mt' right oihner. icstured in the terns* of Inc seem! article, ground reuti 1 SEPT. 18.