The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-25 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS'.
PARIS, AUG. 9.o.—Letters from Vienna state, that
Count Montmorency, the French Minister of Fo-
reign Affairs, is expected in that city, and that the
affairc of Spain will be discussed in the approaching
Congress. The opening of the Congress is said to
be fixed for the Ist of Oetober, but the Ministers of
the five Great Powers are to hold preliminary con-
Femmes in the month of September.
CHAMBER CIF PEERS, AUG. 17.
The Clamber met to•day, in tinier to receivi the
communication of the Ordhiance of the. King for
closing the scs,ion of 1822.
This communication was made by the Ministers
of Foreign Affairs, the Marine, and of his Majesty's
llousebold.
The Chamber having heard the Royal Ordinance
(seethe Chamber of Deputies), immediately sepa-
rated.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Auo. 17.
Preci•ely at two o'eloerni, M. the President and the
Secretaries ttiuk their usual places; after which
Messieurs de Villele and Corbiere were introduced.

:►l. de Kergorluy then read the last proces
There were about 70 members on the right side, and
upon the left there were film 15 to 18 members,
amongst whom were observed MM. Benjamin Con-
stant, Lafitte, the Abbe de Pompiers, Guilhem, &c.
The Ministzr of the Interior then ascended the
tribune—" Gentlemen," said lie, " the King has
commissioned us to communicate to you the Pro-
clamation which orders the closing of the session of
5•22, according to the law of regulation. H. the
President will thrth with read it."

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The President then received the .Proc:atnation
from his Excellency, which was couched in the fol-
lowing terms:—
•• Louis, by the Grace of God, .lc.
•• We have ordatned, and dui:low ordain, as follows:
" The Stasi° . of the Chamber of 11.putika of Departments
for Ih?2 is,aid tentair.s so.
t• The pr.ent rroe'atuation a' 101 be communireed to the
Chamber ofjheuties by our Mallitel and S,cretory of State Mr
the Intentar, a.t.l out Alinistee and seeressry of statefor *l-
nane, s.
" D;Vt'll at the idalaa; of the Tuilleties, 17th of August, 1822,
Ac. Ac _

By the King, (Signed) " LOUIS.
(Conntetsined) " cquiEar.."
The President then read aloud the regulatiog law
of August 13, as follows:
" The Chamber is to separate from the moment when its
closing a hall have been ptchlaimed, or the Adj.,orninent oi the
Chambas, or the dissolution of the Chambea of Deputte."

The whole of the Chamber then separated amidst
cries of " Vive le Roil" from the right side, but the
left maint..ined a pertinacious silence.
PA ins, Auo 21.—1 n a circular lately addressed
by the Minister'of the Interior to the Prefects; it is
said that individuals whose conduct i 4 very repre•
hensible, and whom murals and opinions are as
blameable as dangerous, assume the charactet of pri-
mary teachers, without having Opined a warrant
of capacity (brevet de capacilQ, or a special autho-
rization to esta'dish thettiselvc:a in &particular com-
mune; that it httitoen happened that men have
• assumed this title St' have been stigmatised by the
tribunals, and -corfamitncd to infitmous punishments.
The Committees of Cantons arc rerte,tcd to get the
nceess.iry inthrmatjpn cm this subject, and to order
the shutti;:g up of schcxds fornmd by these indivi-
duals.

BAYONRE, A uis. 13.—The post from Madrid was
stopped on Sunday evening by the factious, at Sa-
linas, two leagues limn Vittoria, so that we hay.!
Ito news from the provinces beyond the Lbro. Those
from I.lisray inform us, that the Pastor is daily en-
gtezed'lvith the different bands in that country,
which etnitiuue to increase; they add, that the no-
mination of the new ministry, and that of Mina to
the command of Navarre and Biscay, has given great
'mishit:thin. With respect to Navarre, we learn the
complete defeat of a detachment of the constitutional
troops, eighty in number, near Pampeluna. The
Defenders of tho Faith uuily increase, and orzanise
their tone in the mountains; their Guerillas harass
the constitutional troops, and have even succeeded
to raisitig the &strict of Sanguesa, on the frontiers
of .Arragon.. In short, if the constitutional troops
do not receive prompt succour, this province will
LeCome a sccond Catalonia.

if
we may be:ieve the accounts from Arragon,
!chi those from Catalonia, brought by the post twat
Oicron this (lay, the Royalitris arc almost wholly
masters of the last province, which has just est*-
.