The National Register. — London, England, 1813-05-23 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL 11F,GISTER:. AY 23. whose b;gotry or treachery threatens to reject the generously proffered hand of conciliation? Wonld they have patriotism enough, if admitted to all our rights, to offer any resistance to a similar interference on the part of the POPE or his legates ? Surely ample security against the emissaries of BuoNA- P ABTE. is no more than the Protestants hive a right to de mand of their representatives, for though a reverend faille, (GRAvINA) might not escape, if found out in the British dotninions, as he gets off in Spain, even the satisfaction of hanging him would not repair the mischief he might cause. Two mails arrived on Wednesday, from Gottenhurgh. Mr. THORNTON is said to have left Stockholm on the 4th instant for the Russian head quarters: and it was given out that the Crown Prince would soon take the same route. It •is stated, on authority of a letter received at Gottenburgh, from Copenhagen, dated the 3d, that the Austrian Ambassa 'dor at the Danish Court has officially declared that it is the intention of the Emperor of AUSTRIA to join the Allies against France, but not to guarantee Norway to Sweden. The Russian Ambassador has been recalled from Copenha gen, and the Danish Coo Ail ft on °otter:burgh. Tuesday arrived a Lisbon mail, wiin letters and papers to the 9th instant. Nothing of consequence appears to have occurred. A dispatch from the Marquis of IV ELLINGTON, dated at Head quarters, Frenada, on the 28th nit, states, that the enemy bad made no movement. Ditrerent Spanish divi sions are moving up to support the advance of the Allied Army. Moat', ora had marched towards Castille ; and 0' DONNELL was proceeding to Estremadura. DOn Ca Rims D'EsP ANA had returned from Andalusia, -and resumed the command of his division. Sir 11. Li. had advanced be yond Coria., The British and Portuguese cavalry were in good condition, and had all departed for the frontier.. It was conjectured that Lord NV ELLING YON would move forward about the 1 4th instant. A mail arrived on Wednesday from C.:di; with papers to the 9th, and likewise a mail from Corrunna, with papers to the 14th. The armies near Alicant, had returned to their' former positions, and Sucn ET had set out on the 23d for Va lencia. It was reported, that the Combined Armies were in motion in the north of Spain--that the French had left Bene vente, Astorga, and Leon, and that a corps of 3000 British cavalry had advanr ed to Tamames, which is about 15 miles vast of Ciudtal Rodrigo. Three thousand of the garrison of Dantzic lately made sally on the side of Nehaung, in which they carried off a considerable quantity of cattle. On the 29th ult. a Swedish frigate suddenly went down in open day, between Steyns and Falsterhoe, and her Captain EL MST lERN A, one Major, and six men, alone we:e saved. This ship, which had 200 quintals of gunpowder on board, and a crew'of only 130 men, was on her voyage from Canis crona to Malmoe, there to take on board the rest of her complement. On her leaving Carlscrona s'oe grazed upon a rock, without receiving much apparent damoge; but it is supposed she sprung a plank. and the water gained so fast Upon her, that the above-mentioned eight .men bad only time to take to one of her boats, and make their escape. We are sorry to state, that three privates belonging to a British regiment of Light Dragoons lately' deserted to the enemy, who, after receiving from them all the information in their power, compelled them to return to the British lines. Upon their arrival they were tied by a Court-martial, and sentenced to be shot, which was carried into execution against -two of them.--Oise .) - MIDDLESEX ADDREN,S. 533 TO TIER 110Y.%T., IIIGITNESS THE PIIINCESS OF WAT,Eq. We, the FreVilti Nef 51 1 1(LIIPSCX, in full eotwty hied,.re-peettit;lyappre:ntla your Ituyal. Ii mess with ail te,t,:cliatut:e .kddrcp.l. Vie have viewed, wlth the tttinot indivation and ahbotroice, the alietupts which, th:",n. , it the ittt-ic•oreA -talqrnation anti p to inry, have been ail,ainst your loyal hunour anti We participate in the r.encral lainentat;on tint your Royal ITigli nes's forelble Appeal to the L10 , .k.s of Cloimons sh,:nid have been, reecivtil ytith such inattenlion anti di‘relicot,---a dis.eyeet e ezinnOt attrilmte to any other cau , r hut to tl;:it detective state of the teprc.sentalion, that Want of ;dewily of in- - wrest awl ter linL; with the ropt.c, t,liirti, Initv much socver ta deplored, is almost unit cl.sal!v allowed to be as," notorious as ti7e sun at noon Oat? :" Rt tiie same • joie, %Ye cannot hut feel ticeply af teeted with that noble gencre=itv ei soul coniA alone inthie-4, )our Highness to suppose th.lit the relosal of Partiam.:..nt to elaulain the question " ori;.finated in a cony ictivit that your vence stood above all sie:pieion, and au apprehensi , n that parli:noen tary interference might delay the restoration to yozir Y-Oeiety. " In our humble ju:lgment. had the Honse of Cullum:l , 4 enndln•tei itself towards your Itoval Highness as tine Representa::: es of the generous Eurzlish nation, the people would I:a‘c no necd to hat e stood forty:ad as 3 , our orote(•tov. , . deprevJe the Nei ri•e of a 4il. , .crctinn on 0.1: , part of Levi Sid , a-ntli, the S,-ara fry' of State for.the Depoirtuy . nt, trhicia prevented reer,rd , , most ho::ouri!,le froilvd 41. - ,tvc: to postcrttv in the • .11 ;.)vero.. , :er; - , *oat if;;Trrc the pei,p,e the mew oe ces,nry : it bocor.ies 111.2 pyi,;%; , ..! t o , evo!.0:.;; thv contilnyt of the hypoeitici:l preteues tuultr ;.:eprived of ice serie;y of vil;I•o;;:v e. • We eanr.ot ohr . .cnti:ut - ii!s to 'rite Royal 4r: the t;••' . :v ylior Royal Dave:lit4 r, Crom us the ni:• , t I:vefy ; olooiratiou. :\ lay ye long Eye ni!lttail COM:int and solace eaen other: and Wien, in the tour-e your Dan2hter my become our Soverei:,n, %Ye trust it will ee ever 1 . 1;•i•oiy i;le l n•cs•cil Oil hoe mind, Oro, ;it a perioi when the faciro:l3, deleSt- I able oli.:.;;;rehy of ortAt qpilt•.'4l in t..le impenetrable pha lanx a:::irst the e:ni-c - abused Peeple of jiiice to ht - r ii.:l.secitee and v!rtue. 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's tp.;.iliiltei atiajun..l;t, Wy~~JL. ~I{Y A: On Wetinesdav ri:2.ht the. Ilav 1T;;1 'rum' was acted at the Royalty Theatre, w.lisn a Gcntlematvof the name of Sy D EY, performed the part of Duke ..fivn.:e„ We have seldom seen it to more advvituf:e at the winter Tbeatrei. accuracy and strength of c‘pics , iou, ease of mattneN and fidelity to nature, he ccu!d pot be surpassed, and « • a, de servedly rol. 1ond1 ) . aupllniled. EY, Juliana, alto•displayed great :kdi ; her concoption of the part is ex cellent, and she expre'.-szs fathfully all the change , : of pas sions of the haughty, eaprici.nus, aA at last corrected, but not degraded brill.'. Thursday mot nirg :\lonsieur COUNT D'AttTots, Dec D'AxGouLEAL, Counts • IYEKA Its, ETIENNE, ant! 1)E Dim As o embarked at Harwich, on lward the Lady Nepeau packet, Captain Lttef::(l, f..r the Continent. It is probable that they will go to Pi a.;ue, to which place it is supposed the Duke ofCUMLERLAND Wiil also proceed. I