The National Register.
London, England, 1814-06-26 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL -11-14:MSTER.

cer endeav .tits to comfort the people by s acing :hat it puts
ail the St-rtes iipon .o,ing of equality. It is an
equ;ility, we b:Teve, of wh►ch they are nut very ambitious.

11y ,he Papt.s that artived on Afonday, we learn, that
a Brit,sh exp•diti .n. undert4ken agaitht Owego, has stse.
ces-d-d. It saile,i u:.(let• Ctrn:nudore Yeo, on the 4th, and
aprared off Osweg.o on the 15th. It is stated that we were
twice ,e!qiiscd. but in the third attempt We succeeded,
and to k fie f :t, holm the bat racks, &c. and then re-ein.
ba:•ke(l On :he approach of the British, the Americans
stm.: toe ow,et, and several other of their ves,els. On
th of \Liv we appeared off Stinington, and oc-
ca-.011,:•- a!arni aid consternations--These papers an-
r tvit- r..,:.trre of the Epervier, Capt Wales, having on
L'.ard 10.1.090 dollars, the United states sloop Peacock,
ingtln fortne,ly his Ntajesty's shop of the same
. Tbs.- ac!i1)11 lasted 4 minutes. The Epervier lost 8

and had 15 wounded; the Peacock had only two
sii:thr!y wou.iderl, Genera! Hull has been tried on charges
.• Treason, cowardice in the affairs of Malden and De-
e. nit, or,;lect of duty, atid onofficer-like conduct, &c." Two-
ti,irdi of the ~_7ol.lrt concurring, he was fquird guilty of all
inh. the charge r-,f tre:‘,.oll, and sentencAl to be shot, with
recoironendat:.)n to mercy, on account of his advanced rAge
and revohttionaiN sei web. The President confirmed the
sunt2nee. bu-, remitted ti:e executiow.—He was sentenced to
Lc caL;:icred.

root sugar manufactory establis►,ed by Buonaparte at Ram=

Those of the 21st state the Mira evacuation of France I,
the allied troops, and the departure of the Foreign Princes and
Generals to their resrettive residences in the interior of Ger-
many. Marshal Massena has retired to his con ntry set at Rue!.
King Ferdinand has preseuted the Prince Regent o England.
Emperor of Russia, King of Prussia. Duke of Wellingtons
and Prince of Bene vent, with the order of the Golden Fleece.
A circular of the 7th of June, addressed by the Council of
the Indies, at Madrid, to the authorities of
.the foreign pos.
cessions, promises the arrangement of their Government, and
that of Old Spain, on the basis of a " limited Monarchy."

On the 4th inst. the king of Spain issued a Decree for
the punishment of thnne Officers of the Spanish army and
navy who had sworn allegiance to, and followed the fortunes
of, the Usurper Joseph. By this Decree, all military Officers,
down to the rank of Captain, are banished for life, with their
wives and familieA; the wife during the life=time of her kus.
hand; but the children, under 21 years, are not included.
All civil authorities, from tbe Counsellor of State down to
the Commissaries of War, partake of the same fate ; and all
other civil officers who received salary under Joseph's Go-
vernment ate declared unworthy of holding any situation
under the Crown.

A Berlin article mentions the new acquisitions which Prus-
sia is to receive. They will make her a most powerful king-
dom indeed—and well is she entitled to them.

Bavaria cedes the Tyrol, Sal;hurgh, and other t!rritories
to Austria, but keeps Branau, receives Wurtzburgh, and, ac-
cording to sonic accounts, Mentz, Colileutz, and Trevcs.

Some differences which had arisen between the Prussian
and Bavarian troops, relative to the occupa►ion of Mentz, arc
said to have been put no end to, and the city is to be p,arri7
soiled by Austrians and Bavarians till itsfate as been defini•
tively settled at the Congress of Vienna.

On the Bth instant, the see.•nd division of the British
army sailed for America, with the Ajax, Warspi•e, and 1G
sail of transports, under the orders of Admiral Otway. Part
of tie third division had also embarked at Pollack, and were
to ,ail in a few days with the Vengeur, York, &c.
Prince Christian is said to have refused granting passports
to the Commissioners of the Allies, beCause they have not
been accredited to him as King of Norway.
Monday, Peace between this country and France, was
proolaitned by the Heralds, &c. with the usual forms, at the
iccustomary places, viz. St. James's Palace Gate ; Charing
Cross; end of Chancery-lane; the end of Wimd-strect,
where thc cross formerly stood; and the Royal. Exchange.
The concourse of spectators to witness the ceremony was,
immense.

A Carnival of two days, immediately succeeding the day
of Thanksgiving, is to take place in St. James's Park, for
Which due preparations arc making.
ithitt's fide is to be succeeded by a masquerade ; and
after ,hat, a balloon of sufficient power tovarry 12 men, IS
to ascend from Burlington gardens, under the direction of
Mr. Sadler. •

The launch of the Nelson man of war, being the large,t
ship ever built in England, and which was to have taken
plate last Monday in 'Woolwich Dock yard, is postponed
tila tn.-morrow • se'unight, • when the Doke of Clarence,
the Lords •of the Adniiralty, and many other persuns of
diatineticm.. ire expected to be present.
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