The National Register.
London, England, 1816-10-21 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
PARIS, OCT. 9.-.—The Duke of Kent, the Earl of
Harrowby, and Mr. Canning have arrived here, and the
Duke of Wellington is.speedily expected.
The King has addressed a circular Letter to the Arch-
bishops and Bishops of the kingdom, on occasion of the
anniversary of the death of tisa jusfortunate Maria An-
toinette, on the Gth of October. The intention of his
Majesty is, that no discourse ibould be pronounced, but
that the letter written by that unhappy Princess to
Madame Elizabeth, two hours before her death, should
be read in the pulpit.
Several Englishmen have received the title of Che-
valier of the Golden Spur, from his Holiness, and two
the Cross of Devotion of Malta.
Pants, OCT. 1 I.—To-11*y after Mass the King re-
ceived the Duke of Keat, brother to the Prince Re-
gent of England. His Royal Highness was afterwards
presotted to Madame, and to the Duchess of Berry.
Among the latest arrirlds at Paris is Mr. Leach, the
King's Counsel, and Chancellor to the Prince of Wales.
PARIS, Ocr. 12 —The fermentation which the
elections produce in France, far from diminishing, seems
every day to acquire new force. The injunctions for
the electors to attend their duty-appear almost super-
fluous, if one may judge by the enthusiasm, regardless
of station and decorum, which all descriptions of per-
sons manifest fur their respective parties.
In the department of the Oise, the Curate of St.
Jean, a circumstance unprecedented ! after a long and
unctuous harangue, menaced not merely with temporal
calamities those who should refuse the Bulletins of the
three Es-Depstlies--" take Aim, my brethren, these
are the righteous Members! are we not -the same
electors as in 1815 must we not return the sante De-
puties?"
Psnts, OCT. M.—Sunday, after Mass, the King
gave a grand audience in his apartments. His Majesty
received in succession the homage of the Ministers, Mar-
shals, Lieutenant Generals and Major Generals, Peers,
and a great number of Functionaries. The Officers of
the different regiments of the Royal Guard were present-
ed by Marshal the Duke of Ragusa. Lieut. Gen. Count
Despinois presented the Officers of the Legions that com-
pose the garrison of Paris.
A letter from Ludwigsburg, dated October 3, says--
" His Royal Highness Prince Paul, second son of the
King of Wirtemberg, arrived here suddenly from Paris
on the 28th, the birth-day of the Prince Royal. The
King has ordered him to repair to Mergeutheitn."
Count Peralada, the Spanish Ambassador, was in-
troduced yesterday to the King, when he presented a
letter to his Majesty, announcing the marriage of the
King his Master, and that of the Infant Don Carlos.
The number of Deputies whose nominations we have
published down to the present day, amounts to 233.
The Chamber, according to the list, annexed to the Or-
dinance of September,s, ought to consist of 258 Mem-
bers. Three Electoral Colleges, viz. that of the Cotc
d'Or, which ought to return three Members ; that of
La Manche four, und that of Mayenne three, separated
without making any nomination.
According to accounts elm lanheini detachments
of the Coasitelos, who are stationed there, bring in every
day Russian deserters, • who are endeavouring to escape
from the army in France in the disguise of German and
French peasants. On the other hand, are to be seen
waggons laden with the inhabitants of the left bank of
the Rhine, emigrating with their wives and elkilaien,
and intending to settle in• Poland or Russia. But many
of those, who proceeded some months back to the same
destination, hive returned in the greatest raillery, after
having spent the little money they took with them.
It is said there is to be a public Sitting of the French
Academy, in order to receive his Royal Highness the
Duke of Kent. •
Sir C. Stuart gave on Sunday a grand dinner to the
Duke of Kent.
TO TUE I.IIF.FF4TURI DII TAIIIF. CALAII--.-ELT.CTOii.O. COL•
1.1:14/.0.
" Arras, Sept. 25. tal6.
" Sin—Your quality of Elect''r is a most important title at
this moment, in which the destinies of Fraser depend on the
Electoral Colleges. Reflect, Sir, on the spirit of the Ordon.