The National Register. — London, England, 1820-02-13 00:00:00

..--- .; . "4.: 0111 . 0 "*""'soworms --...-- ........rases--aumasenewspis -- - - -- - - • ---,------ . • it ' i' 54 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. • • -•-• - ______.. _ . . _____.. ..... _____. _.. - - /3./ it is l' .1P 1:11S. In f antr y o f the Line.-Thirty•seven regiments of two TOPOGRAPHICAL SITUATION OF CADIZ. --wert- baftelions, or 1,121 men to each reg nt. The regiment -ewe- 'NEWS FIIONI SPAIN. of Ceuta, of three battalions, of the rattle strength, raiser _ . • The following I, .in i•xtraet from the Bourileaux Jour- the total force to 44,8 to men on the peace establishment. We think some details relative to the topographi- Light Infantry.-Ten battalions, melting 5,600 tutu. cal situation of Cadiz, and its environs, may ,be • - nal, Tin. hiti;cot..r, (i' the Ise February. 5.4 , 55.-Tlis et: imperfec reg* gas. useful to rectify the confused erroneous ideas which .• " Tile number of Patriot troops is much more ts o f f ou r s 1 • (matey of the Linc.-11airteen regimen considerable than was at first announced. 4164 are entertained of its position, so important under drone peel', making 6,5a2 lima and a,452 horses. i ) ' "It is now slid that there are from 15,000 to 16,000 and present circumstances. Light Caratry.-N um regiments. 'IOW 4,536 men, men occupying the Isle oU . Leon, where they are fortify- 3,683 horses. Cadiz is a peninsula which projects into the sea, • lug themselves. It is added, that they are abundantly 4rtillery.-111is corps is composed of one company of a tongue of land 4,000 fathoms* in length, and 250 proviiivil with provisions and money. 100 cadets, established at Aleazar de Segovia, of fi ve -in breadth at the narrowest part at low water. - , " General Freyre had not vet put himself in march giments of foot artillery, five squadrons of light amities) This tongue of land, at the extremity of which P. - ' againq then' on the 17th. The fear of a defection on fronting, in all, 90 chiefs, 461 officers, 5,000 men, and Cadiz is situated, terminates, on the land side at the I i the part of his troops appears to detain hint at Seville. -.- • This fear is not, perhaps, destitute of founds ion, if it be I : ( E " mg h i l ! o ti r cr e s s .- . Forty-six chiefs, 90 . officers, and two halts- tower of Gorda. From thence it stretches to the true, *as n e are assured, that in a first rencontre the Royal !tomtit . . , rautppers and east, to what is called the Isle de Leon, a distance . 1; Prornactal Militia.- Th ew eight • Artillery had ranged itself on the side of the malcon-of 700 fathoms. • companies each. in the ktugdont of Spain. The are zr • tents. organized in four divisions:-Old Cestille, New Castile'. From this point to Mole St. Charles (now St " General Freyre has addressed, in the name of the Andalusia, and Gallicia. There is also a regionett of iiii- Ferdinand ), facing King, a Proclamation to the Patriotic troops, in which hum iu the island of a earnest is offered to them. The Central of the ni..l- ~,, ejorca. t s n y to e ve , swept inß are of contents, to whom it was addressed, communicated it to the kingdom. I la. w . a j a i n ie d n l i s li i t a i e a ve is r l s ie e ' n e t r oat c a lledo is 2,000 fathoms in a direct line. From Mole St. Charles to the gate of Caracca, on his troops , not a single matt wished to take advantage jhc 4 th i ni,tpat miligi a ..--IN this f o rce there are 110 or- 1, ' • the Canal, the distance is 7 50 fathoms i n a direct , of it.-(The (.'iateitutiunal.) earr 4 ised companies in the several teens of Anda lusia, line. But it elm only be approached by a ci rcuitous ' Extract f ront the Palate de lo Girotick, of the Ist of D i t re madura, and Tat ragona. The City of teals alone path, and crossin the bridge of Suazo. o litraary. has 20 companies. These troops, with only a single bat- i o 1 tallow of the regiment of Soria, have performed the ditty Consequently, the distance by land, from the gate II •,'. " Every instant Couriers from Andalusia arrive at ' Madrid. 'Fite inhabitants of that capital dare write no- of Gettig since the first appearance of the late yellow of Cadiz , on the Caussee, to the gate of Caracca, is 1i 5,500 fathoms in a direct line. thing which relates to passisig Aunts . This silence. The above is .. . . - i • the military force of the Peninsula at pre-From Cadiz to Caracca, by the Bay is Cadiz and 1 1 -- 1 . by oiler, confirms the opinion that the Constitistionai forces are formidable. It appears certain that the King sent, and does not comprise the regiments sent to America i ~. has applied to England for assistance. The artillery ol , 1 „, „ peditio „ m i es. strict! ISIS, and which are distinguished by the title of the Bay of Puntales, the distance of 5,500 fathoms in a direct line. Thus Cadiz, the Gorda Tower, General Ft •yre has gone over to the Independents. Oil The Rosa' Corps of the Spanish Marine is composed of • the night of the 17th that General had not left Seville, mole Captain General, 17 Lieutenant Generals, IS Chiefs of and Caracca, form a rectangular triangle. The I r • • - afraid that his troop . A might pass over to the other side. squadrons , 44 Brigadiers of Maine , 70 Captains of Ships, The insurrection consolidates ; these are great rumour- 141 Captains of Frigates, three Companies s . i . de opposite the right angle, which is the Gorda hies of m at t" lower, passes through the Bay of Puntales. • '• • 1 1 i of an assembly of the Cartes, &c. We hope, before Guards, three Regiments of Infantry of the Mallets of two The Isle de Leon is parallel to the Bay of Pun- long, to be able to give some positive accounts, ;lawn i i g l i tattaltutis, each making a total of 3,600 men. The Arid- tales to the south-east of Cadiz. It is terminated 1 : ofthe Marine consists of a OSO men divided into 20 . the orders to stop all such at the frontiers are strictly ex- .eIY ~, r r by that Bay and the canal of Santi Petri, which I , ll l ' , ' • ecuted." We have received, by a letter from Cadiz of the 19th urigades, having tour Officers each. TIIE BUONAPARTE FAMILY. para e to it. - is 11 1 The egress front the Isle de St. Leon is over the bridge of St. Suazo, to the south- ; January, the lirllowing details; they confirm 1 ! ! . fully the -0.- east of . St. Ferdinand. Between this bridge and • . predocuments presiding accounts, aud add new of the high- . est importance:- The members of the litionaparte f family at Row. consist the bay of Puntales the breadth is 1,100 fathoms. ; "'I tie patriot troops amount to 25,000 men ; they of the Princess Pauline, married to Pt fire Horgliese ; Louis i H o slo_tteparte, the ex-king of Holland; Lucie'', the The whole breadth is about 3,000 fathoms. " form the flower of the Spanish army. Every day new a ; i N eic s e pa. t Canino, and his family ; and lastly, the mother ••• ----.- reinforcements arrive from all points of Andalusia, where FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. was the i t e .a o s n ai ß i rll s a . parte. The first of these personages ! ..r. : • the troops destined for the expedition beyond seas are favourite liter of the ex - emperor , and during his -we- quartered. The soldicis chew themselves enthusiastic AT the Court at Carlton House, the 12th day of February, residence iii Elba, he was in Ole habit of placing lies close stspimfters of a constitutional order of things; their sal - to him when they were in company. 1520 , present, the King's Moot Excellent Majesty, and the bfembers oft me Privy Council. i lying cry is, ' The Constitution and the Cortes!' 'They The Princess lives separate from her husband, hot she Witenhas in the Act of Uniformity, which establishes the observe ..t the same time the most severe discipline; the is allowed to occupy the splendid bitildieg of the Borgliese 1 1 t .. , ' ( only trouble the Chiefs have is to temper and regulate Palace at Hume. At present, the Ptince resides at Fro- Liturgy of the Church of England , provision is made for such alterations in the Prayers for the Royal Family, us from timt . to i t - a their ardour. reuse. Napoleon, during his supremacy, had endeavoured time shall beconre necetsary, and be directed by lawful authority; i ( I " With:ll these few days a detachment of 1500 men to bring I forward, in some 0 frets Utrera j lined them, with cries of ' Long live thep üblicu blic capacity, but the his Majesty was plersed this day , t in Council , to declare his royal attempt is said to have f a il e d ; Iris inattention . midi., tug fi ll and pleasure, t rt . in the JtArcifrorth R oyal Family in the Constitution! ' Long live the Nation!' Such of the it necessary to withdraw hint from the zonations to a hich moring ciTtco, .t it... Wot b R e l ighocsses George • . • ' - . i • oak •ers a• s did not wish to follow them were allowed tn he . embark without any opposition, and to repair to Cadiz try . t he bay ; • La Ca acca has been taken by the Patriots almost without striking a blow ; the whole garrison went over to them. I • sle i The number of troops with which they occupy the s de Leon is about 7000. eanti, sanity a s n a i l:l)ol,mq'. 'I Ite Princess Pauline is fond of stain- Prlace . o.l . fiat ts, the! ! rims ty • she is, indeed, said to display much of the coquetry i of Wales, 4 4 7n a tl i ," be omitted. nal me same omission take place in that part of the Litany or General Supp lication in which the same won soccer. y of a French w°ma° of fashion, C "" a has That in the ode to the Forma Prayer to be used on the day executed a statute of her, the eymintary and luxurious at- titude of which is lt admired. Otte evening she issued o f his 31.0. 'est 'a accessitri to the Crown, the w orris, •• Upon the twenty Itilli Y day of o:4lubcr" be str uck out, and the words invitations fur a large root; the Into of the invitation .. Upon the !wady ninth day ii (January" be inserted. expressed her hope, that she should have the company of That in the Prayer found in this service for the King and mar arid such persons, "to see the statue by Canoes Royal Family, the wools " Their Royal Highnesses lieotge lighted up." Prince qf Wales. the Princess ill Wales. and," be omitted. Lucien earefully abstains from *hewing himself in pub- And his alajesty dont strictly charge anti command, that no " Prey re had his head quarters at Utters . It is sup- posed that he 'nay have been able to assemble 12,000 tic, though he admits such English society as are intro- edition of the COIIIIIIOII Prayer be Isom henceforth printed, but of • I ! infantry and 500 cavalry. it Wall also believed, that on minced to liens. He never touches on political sithjects,or can tie betrayed into coeverr . . g pin ti tin them alien intro- witt h t this Intendment ; and that in the mean time, till copies WC edition may be had , all Parsons. Vicars, und Curates, man aim out the 20th he would put himself in movement dosed by others, who are demo Otis ta - ', learning ha, °pillion, within this Realm, Co (tor preventing of mistakes) with the lien, to encounter the patriots• correct and amend all such prayers in then Church Books, " Ills stray Is us been angmented by the troops who iiiii.eoubitilheicyhosannefteilrifoonalulrasitr.eioott.isfrnive':ilgdiyis,ilui with wh ic h according to the aforegoing direction . ; and for the better notice ' were al Grenada, and at whet points. It is otherwis e low been said to be occupied, respecting his brother. His "r hereof time this order be forthwith printed and published, and t•' . l and d the Hight • :ti a ...We of the greatest destitotion." sent to WC Severs parishes ; tat Reverend the passion for agricultute has IllUtll touted, and is sue- isi s h i e F o do take care that obedience be paid to die same acoor- Eatrurl of a Letterfrons Madrid, of the 25th of January. " The garrison of Hle fortified a 'sena{ of Ea Caracce, 1. ) .... , • e 1i ded by a pals:on i'trs some outer H l :r ea r iw it t i st i t i n o:o t t i xion diugly. t n o r telesc o p e , a mid •p i ,by --. JAMES BULLER. (i . . Dullard ; but he is ft o kle in all these pursuits, amid soot' SHERIFFS APPOINTED t'OR THE YEAR 1520. was composei of 400 amen, of whom one half were 01 elfissidotil thesn. His dwelling in Rome is suffietettil Bedfoidshire-Sir John Burgoyne, of Sutton. Bart. the battalion of Soria, and the other of that of Valence Y Berkshire-T. H. A Earle, of Swallowfield Place, Esq. t handsome, and lie has often *mall parties in the eve "s e g : •. Th. v have sur-emidered toe post to the Patriots, with for music or dancing: two of his daughters play and stet Buckingliamaltire-C. Shar d, of Iledgerley Park, Fsq. •:• whom they have made continuo cause. g Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire-T. Burgess, of Berwick, . .prettily, and express a pat tiality for Scetel, music, eve- . .Esq. ' "It is LiCile'ril that several °liirerS of the army , chilly that published by Mr. Thomson, of Edinburgh : 0104' • t . which takes the title of the Constitutional Army, hart of their lasontiie unit is, "Scots whit ha'e es i' Wailace Che'shire-J. F. France, of Rostock, Esq. Cornwall-W. Ittuaileigh,ot atenabilly , Esq . , • - receive d in,sstrotb to different p rat idles of the Petiiiisul a, b led. ' His eldest daughter (the frith of Iris first marriage) Cumberland-\V, Law s on o f Brayton Hausa, Esq. •,, 1 , , ~n-, •: ,sr set out. was ',tarried to a Homan noblem D an. er uncle had, at Derbyshire-F. Mundy, of Markeaton, Esq. M . . " (inventor Valdes, formerly King's Lieutenant at one period, designed her to become the spouse of Ferdi- Devonshire-R. Hunt, of Sidbury, Esq. • trait I, the present king of Spain, but afterwa, 'ls shirred Doesetshire-T. Hillett, of lA'anuwell, Esq. . ~ Cad , a, is displaced. It is nut known whether it i s he • his elan %hulking that stnuctliina more was necessary l o Essex-Sir T. Neave, of Daanam Park. Bart. order of Atm. Coon. lie leas spr :54, on the subject, ter ' • 1 - of - . . extraordinary reports. 11 toe Patriots are masters or toe , trloucesters ure-bir L. B. ham ys, 0.. Isar enPark, • .- r• sector the lull dependence spain upon his own power . ' -1 . -•-." I - •f'V • • d Bart \ • e CoaaJttra. it will establ• shay - real consomme:aim' be- Else 1110111 CI of Napoleoit, formerly dignified b y the till Ilerefordshire-T. Perry, of Eardisley Park, Esq. Hertfordshire-J. E. Cook, of Nunsbury, Esq. of Madame Mere, resides. together with her brother, Cm'. • : twerp the sentinels of Cadiz and the 4.lAunced lasts id Kent-Sir 'l'. Dyke. of Ludlingstone, Bart. . diaal F isc h , in the Palazzo Falcone. She lived tit sec'''. Leicestershire-J. Clarke, of Li ' tic. Patriots. It is impossible to calculate the effect of Won, and was even said to have biom e a devotee. ()may Lincolnshire-W. T. Corbett, of' Elsham , t' s •b4. M s , '' ii communications. The Court is us much inquie - now of her former lathes of lionntar remains with her; ttle Peatlitig, Esq. , . _ c - ,. •, ma ire. Say what they wal, the Royal army destilied to she occupies, however, a hill suite of apartments, very Monmouthstore-Sir It. J. A. Kemoys, of Mamas, ant. North:lc-G. S. Kett, or Brook, F.,q. '">. .m.mluce the insurrection ass:cubic% but slowly, and pre- handsomely lei alistied, mill with a ',neater attention to Norticruiptonshire-.1. Cook, of i•loothorpe, Esq. ..:.. . 't watts not an Imposing force, tither in point of 'mother- cumuli.' t than is usual lie Italian houses. She etiects none Northumberland-W. Clarke, of Benton House, Edge .. 4 or of the spirit with which' is " • it t. The itmai of the team ye of Lricicti on t•triain subjects, htmlu speaks. Nottinghamshire-Sir B. Clifton, of Clifton, Bart. Cara unseen, lam' the most solid part of it. This Corps with letllS in her ryes tit' the Ex-emperor, displays the o:obrilsnare-T. Fraser, of Woodect House, Esq. .• feelings ofa mother in her l anguag e respecting him, and .. I- . . ~ . , . tutlandshue-lt. shiuld of Wing, Esq. •:• I 1:60, when complete, dots u ar • -• ster own: ii this um!, at all times, Car i.rivileae of livina Minuets that he has ion *ilium to any ot Ins family since '' ..... 01 . 0 p_ 3 1 ! ~.r ''E 1 lisp i rs.- 1 . lay lor, of I erten,q his beta; at St. lirlens,lnadly cherishing the hope, os Inch Sul : , r e • . , 1 iclAcmg he Inll , ot.:Sto'l i , and of tint being barracked ; _• m mi, ~... . .it • . • . ....j .t. 'ts ...1 . 1111113s and courage lii action, •ppears to prevail among the adherents of fttionalen le.) ', r . . *.m_'• M. B. Napier+. of East Pennard, Esq. 1 M..NValliotho of l'ltitherton„ Esq. that the Lgisa • n i' tuvetittneut would finally set It , Comity of Southampton - J. ' Seutts, of Itotheitield Park, Esq. *!••• i '• - 11 - • .. li -- 1 i i °I Sulfulk-G. Thomas, of Vi'oodbrioge, Esq. •1 • si lanai, : .and generehy 1:1111C.111.45 wi t h brine &DIME ellen. '-Q • i• ~ ~ -, . - Surrey-11. 'flower. ot Unwed %VOW. Esq. •i - ' Ir a - 2'lli: ARMY Or NP A iN. sa w . 04, 41,e character of the English tuition, wish hie ~.e. S t w t a-Vi. J. Campion, of Danny, Esq. , ecrosit, of "sal ft she declares herself well acqualitted. Warwickshire-C. It. Wren, of Wruxhall, Esq. .... 0 0,- . r • • The Future, attention iz,' at the pr , seat moment, I ati„,,„„ sit man;.m.• :blere bos c viflently bre° very eil le w(illmo; a r h,, wires Goland, a swimions k. .., A1. ..t. . pt rind of life she still look , well, thf,,u,A the , Woreesm:4ltir;:--li. larrilitiri,nl"ll.orng... , rc, 1 7 ..1. SO ansiously directed towards the army cif Spain, rrimi of lair 'admit', ; her "toners :,re es co di g miti, .I. Stir Yorks's:un--if. Vansittat, oi - tiles hcalht.hi, i , J.• • , .4 . ,an c,e•raquelice 4,4 he insurrection in Andalusia, appe-iii ~ text-14mM ief..ies, as (to her daiii,,Autess, ilium...no- . !Ail] Til W ALES. 14 t 0..., of toe . *Agar ,-roitters of the ladies of the ilieol,d mi.. .in . p Car .. marthen-R. S. Pemberton, of - Ilene:ly, Esq. • ' -s •• that ctir i..*:‘i.eitistill probably nut be dispkased , , - k • faisols, %Well wefe so easily accredited B ri s siso ., to one Pembroke-5. Phillips. of Slenech, Esq. i.i.' • • • • - Stilts lite foll , ,,vitig sketch of its; organization and er tire rooms iii Laciett's palace is a bust of NicCulu Butinu- Cardiaan-.- IL Rogers. o f (say, Esq. :-. tt .- . . .•, of -Iludith,ltsq. ~ . . Esq- "" t. .. - . strenAt i. : 7 - - . 1 ;,,,,„ .. •fr ,:f ii,, • Army. -Tato L.fant Don Carlos, pie, : A.• Critter, *hien exhariti a conutenance of remark. , ibie vs. Vlv.-4w' I 'fi . pef. biticeii, /Ilan GllllMO mmit lMlLD7 priat il. Illokent tore, of Veftralra, Esq. • that of Napoleons or Radnac.....J. Crunialer.of Harvey, Esq. • • 4 NoRTH WALEL • iti l itql- H G ~,e , l• ,• ~ .",, Dm gains Ohmura:, of whom Iwo ate oil ) of the fame.).' F,, • ~ .-•.-• r .4 • • I :•".• Ealgjillsa, • ..i.. hat trace •': Vtriiieatott thid Marshal Here,. • • - • • Anglesey-It. Lloyd. ot 'Kreitman, Erg.' .114, lard: IA Lit'lrtei..ui licio...is ; Ise-Maur. hats de Camp , _ u 7 ,- -535 .I:•.it ! 1-14. 'falai, 7h3 tiioneral 0:1.,- r.. Letters were 1 oat week received h town from Merieneth-T. Fitanuga, ot• cwmheision, Esq. ; ! - Abiders, fiouteil.l o ;ipand ,ic -Yon •lohiticoils of trod) Nlarseillcs, by a ' , tartar of the fast respectability, siontgounery-J. B. Wiltionsea, of Glanhafran, R. .il . • pony or Inn- stating, that a 1.11 - is.isl. nieicl•antman hint sailed from Denbigh-J. L. Salisburjo, of Galltvaynan, Esq. -•' gliermrs, 0110 a cmg• y t o . r: ! l . „ ii.c.s. Al' . ' V of inanity Al ties' HU) A. Spanish • . 7 4,. herdiess. Two rePii . ner . l . 5.001 . the Istice place fat I ,e4h6rmt at order to convey the .- imotti U. / OH me lidl , dbulls, for g a u, 1, f u r eac h ‘.‘ 1. - iint-J. Knight, irl ithual, Eat. . --- 1 - • reginiesaf: A , ti.s fir, tit royal tarklint.l4ll, naming fun, wirec•l LO this conitir , y,,,ntisdiectlin. .... ;ouruey across , BAN tinue'rs. ~ .. • the Cui.t i neat. - c ' " IW. Buer . CIRHTII Street, tr.eenwieli, butcher. Solicitors. t Messrs. C. and It. kakef.ll2/teCel.wii„ ~. . . • ' . , . ... .