The National Register.
London, England, 1823-04-07 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 7;
Three o'clock, p.m.
The French Papers of Saturday, and Madrid
Papers to the 29th ult. inclusive, have arrived.—
The Journal des Debit's states, us certain, that the
Trench army will certainly make its first movement

about the 7th of April, and that the corps of the
Duke of Ileggio will cross the Bitlassoa on the 10th.
•Orders have been given for the establishment of s
line of telegraphs from Bayonne to Paris, which, it
is said, will be in full activity on the 15th. This
paper also contains a letter from Santos Ladt on, one
of the chiefs of the Army of the Faith, in which le
pretends that he has gained a victory over 8 detaLli-
ment of the Constitutional Army, and has taken
(ia)o prisoners, 200 of whom, however, afterwards
escaped.
amatild:onnel contains an account of a dis-

turbance at Brest, which originated in the alleged
ill-treatment of an.inebriated woman by some Swiss
wipers. The populace rescued the woman from
tbeir hands, and placed her in the house of a M.
Picard. The soldiers forced the doors of the house,
and M. Picard and his wife.were taken to prison.
This arrest excited gat discontent, and numerous
groups shouted out, " Long lip the 'King, down
with the Swiss." The,generale was beat, and the
ity gates shut, though it WWI only eight o'clock in
. the evening, a,Ld a' great natal er of people we •
without the walls. The sentinels were doubled, and
the troops under, arms; great confusion ensued ; the

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inhabitants wbo wished to enter the gates flung
Mopes over the ramparts; some muskets were fired:
the ioliabitante.were ordered to shut themselves up
in their houses. Atlength tranquillity was restored,
and the only result of the tumult was a regret that
such violent measures had been employed on sects a
. trifling occasion.
The onAtitutionnel also mentions that the menu-
went and merchants of Lyons have forwurded to
the Chamber of Deputies a petition for the mainte-
nance of peace with. Spin. It further states, that
several inhabitants of the deparunent.of the Arriege
had been put upon their trial for having aided the
escape or some Span'eli prisoaerrtaken cy the Army
of the Faith. They were, however, unanimously
acquitted.
the Funds at Paris on Saturday were—Five per
Cents. 78. 65., the last money price ; said at half
past three, for the end of the month, 78. 55 ; Bank
tuck, 1,480 ; Neapolitan 5 per Cents., 67i.
The Madrid Papers are chiefly occupied with the
details of ,ate-King's journey. 4le proceeds very
alosely according to the prescribed ronte, and is
everywhere received, with► acclamations and marks
of popular pithusiasta. A regular account of his'
progress is ts'ansmitted by the Ministers to the
Conde d'Abisbal in Madrid, •and published by him.
The last accounts left Ferdinand at Manzaranes, on
the 25th. He was to halt there fir one day.
The Especlador of the 26th states, that some at-
tempts have been made in the province of' Oviedo,
through the agency of foreigeers, in combination
with some of' the clergy, to stir up an insurrection,
but that the decision and energy of the national mi-
litia had completely suppressed them. One huntlfed
and fifty of the factious bud become the victims of
this uetisrious conspiracy.
The Provincial Deputation of Madrid has not only
completed the arming and clothing of the quota of
774, men of the active militia, but has besides com-
pletely organised two companies of infantry and one
of cavalry, destined to act as provincial guards.
An edict of the Provincial Deputation, dated the
27th, orders all the horses tif the capital 10 be col-
lected in the Artillery-ground, near the,Retiro, for
the purpose of effecting a requisition, according to
the decree of the Cortes of the 15th of March.
Jt appears thkt troops are marching from different'
points towards Valencia. That district has been de-
seared in a state of war, and placed under the.mili-
t try oommand of Gen. Ballasteres.
On the 22d of March 403 Cortes adjourned, the
PreSident announcing thsit ,the sittings were sus-
pended till the 23d of April, tes wltjeh
,day their
deliberations were to be resumed at Saville.

It wil! afford great satisfaction to those persons
concerned in the trade of Stlin, or who may feel an'
interest in tha eyeuts likely to occur in the Benin-
wile, to know that a steam packet is to commence
r cuing early this month front Brighton to Corunnu,
a distance winch it is espccted to pertorus in 95

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