The National Register. — London, England, 1808-09-11 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 10 SI on it. We feel, at the same time, satisfactory conviction that British soldiers, conducted Stewart and a Wellesley, are able to perform, in our , feats of heroism similar to those, which rendered our forefathers the Arbitrators of Europe. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. —.amino.... PRO, TOR PRIINCH AND DUTCH PAPAW. FRANCE. is, AUGIIIST 24.—The Emperor visited on Saturday the lin Manufactory at Seves. They have just finished some n porcelain of the Emperor Alexander. They have been lied by one of the best sculptors in Paris, after a marble the Emperor made at St. Petersburgh. entertainment given ea Sunday last, was, honoured the presence of their Majesties. For a long time there at been so brilliant a meeting. About half past eight, lighness the Prince Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, their Highnesses Prince de Neufchatel and Prince de !vent°, arrived. At nine o'clock their Imperial and Majesties, accompanied by the Queen of Holland, and Majesties the King and Queen of the Two Sicilies, arrived. in as their approach was announced, the Municipal Body, be Prefect of the Seine at their head, went to meet the Tor, and to receive him at the bottom of the great stair he alighted from his carriage. The Duchess of Abrantcs, , clue ladies who were appointed to attend the Empress the ball, received her Majesty. Their Majesties first en the grand bull of the Hotel de Ville, and seated thents:lves `Tone amidst universal and repeated exclamations of Long . Emperor! Long - live the Empress!—Several quadrilles danced, in which her Majesty the Queen of Naples and William of Prussia took a share. GERMANY _:SNA, AUG. 12.—General Mack, Prince d'Auersperg, and General Aulfrnberg, have obtained from his Majesty remission rest of their sentence of confinement. ;G. 13.—Notice has been given to all the inhabitants of the trbs, that they must furnish a certain number of persons to at the entrenchments, in proportion to the number of their rive families and inmates. A n ttttt ber of waggons are en for the service of ioventment io ihe dill: rent provinces; soon as the harvest is got i a, the farmers must furnish as curses as they can spare at a fixed price. stscYr, AUGUST 14.—Orders have just been received for the w hole of our contingent for the service of the League Rhine, in a condition to take the field within '2O days.— msequence of these orders, fifteen squadrons of cavalry are ring to march, including a squadron of the life-guards, • battalions of infantry, including a battalion of the gre of the guards, and live companies of artillery, making a Pt . 15,009 men. Their destination will be to form encamp until further orders, at Pinta, Newstadt, and Stuilpen, frontiers of Bohemia. The cavalry will be quartered in , was and villages, Ivhile the infantry will remain in the ing fields. reported, that the 6900 Saxon troops in Poland, arc orders to return from that country. ..SBURG, AUG. 13.—14 is positively stated, that on the inst. a pleasure-camp will be formed in the vicinity of this , to consist of 10,000 of the Royal Bavarian troops, under command of Lieut.-Gen. Baron AVrede. An equal number furm a pleasure-camp at Plattingen, on the left bank of the under the command of Lieut.-Gen. Demi ; and a third Ipment of the same force will be formed at N tsrenburg, the command of Lient.-General Count Von fsenburg, `titlA, AUG. 14.—0 n the 12th, two considerable con of ammunition, with cannon, and a detachment of artillery set out from Munich for Kullstein and the Castle of Ober , near Passau. A munber of wagons are at present passing' )ugh this country from Italy, with new clothing for a part of • reach troops. Numerous parties of the recruits newly • • in the Vorarlberg, are daily arriving at Augsburg. Those the Bregenzer Wald are particularly stout and tall. Mics or TIFILI MA 11l r, Avis. 18.—:\ numerous levy is task every part of .Bavaria, to complete the deficiency ofthe rent regiments, and to augment the depots. The Vfirtealberg sate said to be assembling at Eliwangen. In se Vial 4 ftbe • . r Austrian provinces, magazines of wheat are foralgalh" arming; caution against scarcity. 1111CSLAU t AUG. 18.—We learn that a certain number French troops are on the eve of evacuating Silesia. For this favour we are indebted to the benevolent feelings of the Em peror and King, who, being informed of the condition of this province, was pleased to grant us this intermediate diminution: of our burdens, preparatory to a total evatuation. BRANDENBUnGu, Arc. 19.—The exalted Monarch or France has graciously granted some relief to the Marquisate of Brandenburg, for the greater part of Victor's corps have al ready begun their march from this country. The Marshal Prince; liellune accompanied them in person. In Berlin, the National Guards have for some time past done duty at the gates; hut they are expected to he again occupied by two French regiments on the 21st. The Prussian State Paper bus risen considerably. The Berlin bank notes, which fell to 34, are now at 01. TURKEY. COOISTINTINopLE, JULY 31.—This capital has been, since the evening of the 28th, in u state of the greatest consternation. Sultan Selim wished to re-establish the authority of the Porte. and to keep a well-paid standing army on foot. It was this which occasioned his fall on the 28th . of May 1807. Mustapha Bairactar, Pacha of Rndschuck, a man of the best intentions, pro posed a plan for re-establishing that which the 28th of May had destroyed. Ile came to Constantinople with a corps of trusty troops, caused the famous Kavagky-Oglon, Commandant of the Castles of the Dardanelles, and chief author of conspiring against Sultan Selim, to be beheaded, the Mufti and all the new Minis ters of the Sultan Mustapha to be deposed, the Aga of the Jae nissaries to be strangle), and the most important posts of Con stantinople to be occupied by his troop;. The Grand Vizier, the new Mufti, and several other Members of the Divan, declared themselves the partizans of Mustapha Itairactar. The Sultan had no suspicion of his project ; on the contrary, he thought him-elf so secure, that mi the Bth inst. he repaired' In the morning to Besectach. But the Sultan Mother haviii„. got information of it on the 28th, Mastaplia IV. returned u ith all expedition by sea to the Seraglio, whilst the Pacha of Buds chuck was entering it by land. The Pacha caused the new Mufti to inform him that Selim only was lawful Emperor. Mustapha, far from following the example given on the 28th of May by his uncle Selim, who voluntarily descended from the throne, ordered the inner gates of the Seraglio to he shut. The soldiers of the Pacha, however, speedily efected an entrance, hut they found the unfortunate Sella' dead, and covereA with blood. Seized with horror at this spectacle, Mustapha Bairac tar and the Grandees of the Porte, caused Prince stahomet, the last branch of the reigning dynasty, to be immediately lintel:dia.. ed Emperor. This Prince, who is about 15 years of age, has, for the last fifteen months, been confined with the Sultan Selim, who during that space instructed him in the art of government. On the 1 29th, the unfortunate Scuba was buried at Your, by the side of his father. The Pacha of Rudsehuck, the whole of his army. and all the respectable inhabitants of this capital, attended the funeral. During these melancholy occurrences, the public tranquillity was not in the slightest degree interrupted. The greater part of the assasius of Saint have been executed. We know nut whether the deposed Sultan is still living. Some people assert that he has been strangled. Mustapha Biaractar has taken possession of the Grand Seal. The Grand Vizier is a prisoner in his camp, for having revealed to the Sultan Mo ther the plan of replacing Selim on the throne. There is no doubt that the Pacha will soon be appointed Grand V izier. Eleven of the principal partizans of the Sultan Mustapha were this day strangled in the Seraglio. 'the Kislar- Aga kthe chief of the eunuchs) who assisted in the murder of Sella), was exe cuted on the 29th. W k.S f I 1 )i BARSIDOES, JULY 19.—His Mkjesty's schooner Subtle Ar rived yesterday evening from off St. Martin's, where, with the Wanderer sham of war, and Bulahou and Elizabeth , citootters, she had basin engaged in an attempt to carry that Island h. a coup-de-main; but which they were fruiorateil in, owing coietty to some false information 44f the enemy's strength, whom, h:►w ever, they drove from three batteries in a very gallant 1111:111' ; but on attacking a fourth, had to sustain a sharp eoullict witu more than treble their number. The Isl.ttul of St. MArtOt's had love long considered its a sachet* to the numerous va leers which biles 'the West Indies, and obstrso-t the trade of thii .toLetty s it Wean'', therefore, 14 desirable object to j S - • • • •••1., • SEPT had eels the nth by a Ste days. ft farefath PARII jorcelai busts in modellk bust of t The I with thi has aot his /lig and the Beoeven Royal their I 11; As soon with the Empero case as 1 and tr.'s during tl tered thi es a thri hue Ihn were (la /Mace ' \TIEN General of the n At; G. suburbs, work al respecti gaged f Lnd as s many hi Dit pl ►cing of the Ii In consi prepari twenty n:ul iers total of ment,, on the t the tom udjoini► It is under o AuGl 27th ins city, to the cone will fur Iser, ui encamp under tl BA v vo)s of men, Se haus, ni througt the Fr levied i from th BAN in 7 in e d illcreu troop s lEPTEMBER 11. vr..*zoit.;) s • .. ,+~ .7 7 ,q :~