The National Register. — London, England, 1814-07-31 00:00:00

JULY 31. more than half the funos in 'he hank t•elottged to fat eign met cLatits and governments. These fundi wet e pla:•ed there in the 14. mes tlaniburgh mei ch:4nt, no• hirtig- , er !•aving credit at the Bank. Aitona bad iu the Bank a million at the thne of its so'd'a - ion ; Copenhagen another ; I te!.s Intrch, <• to rkstad:. and Kit 1, half a minion each The bankers of Amoeidam, Paris. Swazi , bed. Vienna, St. Pt tersbu..tot, and Sioekholm, al , n sustained comicietable losses. 'lke Prince liegent hos appointed 'he Right Hon. Lord Gambier, li. Co►'lbuti in, Lso. M N atm W. Adams, 11.',\q. N. P to he his Majesty's Commis , io..ers for negociating and concluding a Treaty i f Peat e the roinnissioner: of the United States, and A Esc!, to he Secretary to the above Commission —Also Algeron Percy. to he secretary to his Majesty's Legation at the Cow t of Turin.. Enid v, i I,d Binning and •he Right lion. W. fluskis:on, were sworn of his Maje,ty's most . lion Pe ivy Council. (Last might's :ar•t.e) Ad' ices fi• in Cadiz aid Madrid state, that the expedition %hal had be en (vntemplated to America is, for the present, abai.d..ned, on ..cc nun I.f 'he disorganiza•hoi of the interior. whoch will ierrire ail the aneo ion and all the le- Sowers of the new G-ve omen' The provinces on' the north-t astern frontier - have eaibited strong symptoms of gene , til iusui re. tion. Co..side. able d• p i:c e n , li n th e Spattish arm... An artitle from Lisbon states, tiro an Al gcrine squad. on was corni I.g blockade tl , e Tdgtuß, and commi , hostilities upon Portuguese, Hanseatic, Prussian, Danish, and other vest,k in. the Fetich Chamber f Deptries o a Nlember has given notkie .1 . a motion, for making a r rovisi n fo , the payment of the debts contracted by Lows XV ii i. during his residence in fote.gn Lucien Buonal,Arte is created a Roman Prince by the P,,pe. as a neat k cf . respect fot his fit mvess in refusing the .degraded Cr,•wn uffeied Into by his brother Napoleon. - The eittulati ,, n f Eng;i. h newspapers has been prohibited in Spain, on paii• of ten yeAts impriso ti Me nt to those who -sha I %:olAte the law ! • The Essex Ame ican frigate had on her colours, when hronght t action, " Free Trade and Sni'ore Nib,/its." When the Phoebe t' her, they were hauled d,wn, and a flag with the following motto was hoisted. " God and our Country, Xailors bto Rifikts—irai?ors girend both." • Nearly all the' cayAry of !he• Duke of Wellington's nrmv, in number 70e0,haye , heen di•etni , arked in the Kenti,l) ports, withc,ut thy: least accident A number of infantry battalions have been conveyed fi•(.m Bourdeanx !o lielandto relieve *the Engli , h militia re:vments couung home to be disembo *died. The Kings's f;erman Legion and 95th foot arrived at Torti.mouth on Friday ; they left the Garonne onThursday s'cnnight. The Guards were to embark next day.: About .18,010 troops had 14, ne to A mei ,ca; 6000 of them arrived At Quebec on the 18 h pit. in ,the Royal 0,11:„Idmital• Mal Aolm, acrd other.ships. All the fo , eign corps in our servi e, including the Kinz's German Legion, are directed to be sent to Osteod, on their way to Ihnoyer. It is said that Admiral Ila Powell has been ordered home by Government. to give.evidenee otr the trial of Sir John-Mur fay, which. after al , is to take til.ice it, this country. . According to a •counts from Denmark of the Itith, Prince Chrtstian .had surntnoned the Notables, and declared he ?would acced:t to the general op:rtion whatever sacrifices might he required, If other accounts can be crediied, the deci sion has been in favour of an arnic .hie :tdjustment ; for ad Nice is stated to have reached Haavhurgh on , the 21s t that Prince Christian .had made proposals for an armistice to the , WCP-13a53 LiCtit'l4l, VOA Essen. 5..•. THE NATIONAL lIRCISTER.‘ 4t - A Calcutta GaZfile• Elfraordinary, dived I'R-cc:Diner 18, details the miiita4 (pet ations of a detachweni tr,ops under Ada'n, who ih:d taken the tit id in the itewch district, to cnastise a v.vanton and 11111.10‘iikuil attack :Ntiripa:d Sin, a pal titan Chief of the Rao Rajah. The operation..wis successful. The Chanel 01 Entouree, a stropi fortress, in which the enemy had I,d(en wa, taken storm, the garrison rut to the sword, anti Sul inaid sing serf killed. Peace. as in consequence restored The ti nflps were to return to Sorb:wee, and the Han iLjah, wh.. was o iginalki the aggressor, had made due concessions, and agreed to pay to the Company all the expcnccs of the arma ment. A furious war rTgPs at present in the very heart of China. and extends to the varital of the ein;.i e. This if war has been attended with various fortune. The, supars6: i.:n of the tide of the rebel at inv on one oce.l•init 'aced the In nahvs, and occasioned the total oveitllrove of• their aut:tlzo niits ; he. fancied that he saw the red Dragon of China dc. scending from the clouds, toseizc him ; the vision was, how eVer, too late to save him, mid he fell iu the generzA massacre. There is one cireurn.tance connected, with this tebeilLion of greater interest by much thin the .accurate or exaggerated account.of the numbers t have fallen (in Fel:M. wll , se gates were closed three days, it is stated that a million were slam). It is said that a sect has spiting - up in China, cones ponding in almost et Cry essen'i:ll with Illum;nati they ate pledged to each other by the most s.)lenin bonds, known mutualty by signs and tokens, and engage with as•little tlis cre:ion, as t.. themtean , and perciirniance of alLacts for the general benefit, as did formerly time Members of the Secret int nal of Get many. The Court of Rome has resolved to re-establish the So ciety of Jesuits, at the special instance of the Ca!holic So. veieigus. 'Die Empress Maria Louisa has renounced the tnillion francs per annum secured to her by the convention with Buonapartc. • The Spanish Papers state, that a most horrible attempt has been made by some trikei rant, assuming the.nan,e of the King of Spain, to put General Elio to death, by forging a royal order for that purpose. The stratagem was fortu nately discovered, and a reward of 10,000 &Alas has been offered for the dicovery attic* misereant and his accomplices - , The same thing that happened to Gen- Elio had befallen Conde de Labisbal, in Seville, and Don Juan de Villas i cencia, in Cadiz. • It is reported that cow iers have been arrested in Italy charged With dispatches to and fi - ont Elba, the contents of which have develqped intrigues of wide extent, fur main disturbing the repose of Europe. The En►heior of Austria has required that . the stay of the Arch-Duchess Matia Louiqa at the Baths of Aix shall be limited to six weeks, and that the Prince of Parma, I)'..r son, :Adi remain at Vienna, whew the Arch-Dudve,s 'terse fis expected about the middle of August. In order to preveht all nossiLle jealousy or misunderstardinz, the Court of France has bc•en'a;rp Ized oft his joutnev, and the motives of it. The Empeior f 41)ids his daughter front visiting Buonaparte, who however takes all steps to ,iee his %vile. • Br papdts laid .be fore Parliament, we have the following facrs Baiik-neres in circulation on l orb July, 1813, amount,d to' 24,991,430 i.; in circulation on the 9th J u I 81 4, 29,r)3.2,9001, The net produce of the revenue, eluding .Custom% and Excise . , was for one year, ending M 1 July, 1813. 58,9(37.8154%;' and for The year ending ZAII of :711Iy instaw, 4 :0,956, 0 77 1 • • • - •• j i I tie ; • • •