The National Register.
London, England, 1820-08-13 00:00:00

PARIS, Atroost 4.—His Majesty gave a private au-
dience to the Marquis do Mousier, and Baron de Ma-
rtini; the former appointed Minister to the Court of
Hanover, and the latter to that of the Netherlands.
Some further particulars respecting the dreadful fire
have been collected. It appears that 17 warehouses,
containing about 80,000 pieces of wine were deettoyed ;
tlagoe left vacant by are is 1S to
iit:s rimellifft is bseedds. The Itle7lfiterle=tql
the warehouses of M.M.Cabanis, Hartaux, Benjamin.
Duchatelier, Verbois, Allier, Leroux, and several others,
was at length checked without damaging the ware.
houses of M. Laugiet. Two of the engines were worked
with wine. which formed a pool of about forty feet stir.
(ace and one in depth. The damage is estimated at from
7.000,000 to 8,000,000 francs. The reports of several
lives being lost turn out in he erroneous, no person hay-
ing been killed; but no less than from 140 to 140 indi.
vicluals were more or less wounded; the greater part of
them, however, but slightly. The fire broke nut again
on Wednesday amongst the riling, but was soon subdued.
The conflagration is supposed to have been the work of
incendiaries.
The excavators have just discovered, near the forum
ed Pompeii, a public edifice which is supposed to be
the Cbalcidicum, and au inscription importing that the
edifice was built at the expence of the priestess Eu its.
chia. A few days after the above discovery. a statute of 1
the same priestess was found in perfect preservation.—
This statue far surpasses in grace. elegance and grandeur
all the works of art that had previously been dug from
the ruins of Pompeii.
The report of the defeat of the Algerine squadron by
the Dutch, off Andalusia,' is not yet confirmed.
A fire has just broken out in a house in the Bourg de
I3ercy, in an opposite quarter to that which now exhibits
so dismal a scene of desolation. Some men were soon
making off with all speed across the Park; the gend-
armes went in pursuit, and took five of them into cus-
tody. There is no doqbt of their being incendiaries;
one of them stabbed the soldier who arrested him twice
with a poinard.
Atmore S.—A letter from Bayonne, dated the entli
July, comments the following partscularsto" We 're-
assured that the malignant malady at Majorca exercises
its ravages more than ever. Our Administration of the
Customs has given strict orders to the officers through the
whole extent of the line of the Western Pyrenees not to
permit the importation of wool from Spain."
A report was in circulation that the contagion had
extended to Alicant. This rumour fortunately turns out
ito be incorrect; and we learn that the precautions iken
along the coast of Spain to prevent the invasion the
dreadful scourge are no less rigorous than those to en by
ourselves.
NAPLii, Jove 13.—Five thousand armed inhabitants
from Campagna, Salle, and Vallo, were on their way
to Salerno, intending to proceed to the capital. A slight
remonstrance from Col. Belelli, commandant of the
province, on the impropriety of their conduct, was sip&
cient to induce them to suspend their march, and they
all returned to their homes. It would appear that this
movement was intended to be simultaneous with the
operations of Nole and Avellino; but being too late, it
had become unnecessary.
Yesterday five thousand men of the atonic militia,
with a regiment of cavalry, entered this city. These
Troops, raised and equipped by the inhabitants of
the province which expedited them, have a fine
appearance, and so well disciplined as to astonish the
genet al s.
Yesterday' the Sirens frigate entered the hay from Pa-
lermo, where intelligence up to the Bth had been received
front This capital. Tranquillity reigned at Pals Irmo at
the departure of the frigate.
JOLT ?O.—Prince Curiati, Murat's Ambassador at
Venice in 18IV And 1813, and afterwards our accredited
Minister at the Congress of Vienna, has been charged
with an extraordinary mission to the Austrian Court:
he set out. on his route the day 'before yesterday.
An embargo was, in the first instance, laid upon all
lift vessels in this port; but the English Minister de-
clared, that he should I.te obi get! to consider the mrasure
as a declaration of war, unless the vessels of his liat,un
were exempted ; an order was instantly issued to that
effect.

. leis much doubted whether the Sicilians will .sufl'rr
themselves to be drawn into the violent innovations
which have been dictated in Naples by an insubordi•
nate soldiery. Intelligence has reached us from Palermo
down to the 7th instant: no movement► had taken place;
they knew the first events of the capital, and waited
further accounts
VIENNA. JOLT 23.—The Kinn of Prunia, we are
assured, has been invited to assist at the approaching
manoeuvres or evolutions of a considerable, part of the
Austrian Army, in the vicinity of Pest.
Malmo, July 24.--We have just received important
news from Naplvs, to which sun credit was in the first
place liven; but various letters irons Rome confirm it.
A greet !number of the deputies of the Cones instantly
assembled in secret committees, and it was resolvtal to
give the intelligence all possible publicity. the news