The National Register.
London, England, 1817-08-18 00:00:00

PARIS, AI:G. 9.—The negrociations with the Court of Rome
are concluded. M. Tullryrand Perigord, (;rand Almoner of
France ; M. de la Lnaeme, Bishop of Langres ; and M.
Ileansset. !Bishop of A Nit, are created Cardinals. Amongst
the Archbishops and hildrps who have been nominated by
the King, and instituted hy the Holy See, his Eminence Car-
dinal Tulleyrand is promoted to the Archbishopric of Paris;
M. de la Fare, formerly Bishop of Nancy, to the Archbi-
shopric of Sens; M. de Bemis to the Archbishopric. of Lyon ;
the ancient Bishop of !:steron, to the Archbishopric of
foulonse; M. de Voncy, formerly Bishop of Rochelle, to the
Archbishopric of Rheino ; M. ile Latil, First Almoner to
Monsieur, to the BiAmprie of Chartres ; and M. Lalonde,
Pastor of St. Thomas d'Acqoin, to tke Bishopric of Rhodes,
&c. Ate.

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SPAIN,
Within the four last months there have sailed from the port
of Cadiz S or 9000 troops of all descriptions ; with a great
quantity of artillery and anionition of all kinds for our pos-
sessions in South America. A new expedition, composed of
about .100 men, of whoin about a fifth are cavalry, will sail in
a few days, and will complete the force that Government will
send to those possessions, to endeavour to re-establish there
its authority. Independently.of these measures, every nu r-
chant vessel leaving the ports of Spain for Pern or Mexico
will transport a certain atim:nrof troops according to her
toe:mgr. . These reinfoecernents are designed to till up the
vacancies necessarily occasioned by a destructive war.
The Viceroy-of Mexied gives an account, in his dispatches
of the tith efbParch, of various actions which had taken place
up to that•period between the Royalists and the Instil Rent+.
The consequence had been the complete dispel sion of the
troops commanded by the Chief*, Vargas, Gumaler, Reyes,
Gomez, Roaxs, and others. Surprised, on the side of Tenets-
cingo, the 2711 t of February, in their intrencliments, they
abandoned to our troops GO muskets. 110 horses, and many
stores, with the military chest, in which were 24,000 pias-
tres (50001.). The military authorities are daily adopting
fresh measures to secure the tranquility of the country, and
in many towns and villages corps of Royalists have been form-
ed, for the defence of different places. This will tend greatly
to diminish the number of rebels.
The following is the letter addressed by the Emperor Alex-
ander to M. de Pizarro, Counsellor of State, and Member
for Foreign airs

" Mc IChevalier Pizarro—the King your Master having
selected you, in comequence of the confidence with which
you have inspired hint, for tlw e hief depository of his inten-
tions on all that regards the external relations of our country,
it becomes the friend and ally of the Sovereign whom you
serve in so distinguished a manner, to linnonr in your person
his Majesty's choice, as well as the zeal which proves the
wisdom of the favour which he has shewn to you. It is on
these accounts that I have determined to appoint yon a Che-
valier of the Order of St. Alexander, of which I have the
pleasure to send you the decoration. I pray God, M. le
Chevalier Pizarro, to have you in his holy keeping.
"St. Petersburgh, May 14." •6 ALEXANDER."