The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, APIIII, 16.
• Three o'clock, p.m.
Ve have received the Paris papers of Friday last,
from which the follow;ng are extracts
.• l'Aklb, APHIL 11.—Neas has just artier/I here by
espres.,, nod may he roo.idered as perfectly autheatic, that
the Australia passed the Te...eitio on the Bth-of April, nod in
front of Novara met Ilse traopr of Alessandri hit made
pet rr.islunre. This first carps wit dispersed. There sins
militia to believe that the shadel a nul.! in two lio4llll he
delivered up In the royal authorities, and that every thing
would he settled its foul dins. Twenty-hie thousand Aus-
trians are in
" The Austrians are stated to have entered Turin ou the
101 h, and when the vs pi vas came away. it is added that the
citadel we. ratululatiug. Su- .are the netnews which
reached us at a late hour, thoiLh we were previously
informed that this Austrian' land received reinfoicements
at Milan, where they were preparing to advances but
we must dekko; ledge we cliald. not have supposed they
could have had so easy a triumph. Further acconuts
from that quarter ore ansiuusly expect. d.
" In a letter from Naples, dated the 261 h, received by a
elitist respectable English home In Gents it is voted, that
solar from lb.- accounts of their favourable reception, pub-
lished by Ilse Atotripno, beieglotie, the indignation of the
iiiisilliitouts was snanifestioz itself in a mann. r which every
Immitne d must regret, bite that tacitly Austrians bud ,
tees' murdered on the night of the 23i h. Another tenet
from Naples, of the 27th, stated then the work of en+ nage
was going on, and that a promiscuou. massacre wus estast.d.
CrorrltACT Or A I,CTTER
Anita 11.—lit the papers there is Jul account of a fatal
duel a loch took place yesterday, the circumstances which
led to this result are extremely curious. Tile parties weir
M. Manuel, a Pole, and 1 believe n Jew, a man of the
greatest respectability, mid of nettle:lse fortune t he am,
about 50 years of age, and the father of six children by the
wife whasurvivas him. iII Henuuntot, the other party, is a
eagle mini shunt 30 and 40; he is also a man of considerable
propioty. Ile is a native of Genera. 'ltey were both
Arras de Change, a class of men here of the greatest
rispeetabilit),
" About pie or six month., ago, M. Manuel, who lived on
the mint uffectionate terms a ith his a ifr, received an unii-
D)olossi letter, laying she wets unfaithful to hien. He tine
the letter anti rontempt, and dismissed thie matter from his
Mind, 'III about Si kirtiliAht he received ase I letter, u ith
the same infortimtioil t he treated ibis letter like the first.—
In • few de), he received a third, a Ida stated that as he
might have that proof the very next day it he chose. The
a riter then told him to Ku the swat dux at Isiss &cluck
to a particular house in a lenticular street, cud to make a
certain signal n hich he described and he would
,then
Wive no doubt of the writer's veracity. M. M%s anuel ell!
Reerirelhlly at the tines designated to the house in geeistion,
and made the described signal. The door aus iiislantly
opened by a female, whom he knew to ha his wife, but
did not at first recognise him, lint throwing liersell into
ids arms called him by the name of Ilcanininit. The husband
was now easviaerd. He determibed to- (cave Pal it iut-
assealialely: he converted his humenie French -propel ty
lido disposable t &cis, and vet off fur his native place,
Warsaw. Before lie went, he proffered rot givenesv to
liis wife, and even agreed to live with he*, provided she
*milli totally abandon her paramour. The mother six
children relined ; and the husband' rot away without
ber. A few dotys ago lie retained, and on Monday (1
believe fur the fist time) te•appeared on 'Change.--
Here he met Beaumont, abet a violeitt Allf.reitljuts tosime •
diately ensued—the result *as a challenge, and a plain ive
agreement that one at least should nut come out of the
held alive. They met the neat morniug, fired, end Al.
Manuel (the injated person, us frequently happens in
this chance medley mode of avenging wrongs) was killed
on the spot by a pistol shot in the breast. Hr is es-
ti einely regretted, for lie seems to have been as moth
beloved for his manners in society es he was esteemed
fur his probity in business.
Ileaantran has been forced to ran away to his native
country, Switzerland, from the storm of iedignatton whirls
sages against hire at Feria. His cunt:Agnes on '(:hatter,
and the merchants generallv, came to a resolution neve'
to transact h 11.111111,11 with Will ilstslll. As the Preto It are
nut pectilisoly sensitive on the point Of COisitisat
thu extraordinary emotion wi.icle this ease 1016 excited
West he ettranned to the siiiglitar h.ssieltehil whirl) chit
sdeterises it. Martm I %sat remarkable for his ettentine
to his wife, whom he bad tired limn an "h•c111, sllm
loos), and had heaped hem (his ea all her relatiolis-.•la
is A Fiend! woman. liezainont was Aintniers friend—
end It is it:ported that had been of great si r.ice
to him in Mu ;utilisation of his torltille. It Is felt lisle
shut he ought not to have fired at slaaorl, espreiaily after
111 lliad bred a ithunt effect. 'ow fuueral plyeession
01 hi. Manuel has passed through, the ltuideverds-s-a
its..ls, arid 12 motor tttt g coaches, with au Mullen+ 111101-
bcr ul piseitte Cal tioip-‘.
14.eaance, APRIL b•—'the King of Naples is still
hole. His younger son, who came Irmo Naples alter the
entrance of the Ainittlans, s'' Ohl 011 his retiorit uu Alon-
• lii• ,p-sty lets 111...1114) lied a Arlen seligiorts
looseness pea...sited itt the chtir. 1: of 8401 saline 411111•Clu111
Iss ,ne, tip thanks to Ahuighty (juil fur the victories
gained by the Auslnfaw aver hula and that 1e111,.U-
-1111y thi.lisitaloll sit 116 t• furies Of Cuilsi:llltto4l4i fret.i;oin
ho his kingdom. It hi gals al lurlye m'cluek, and lasted
gilt half pest oar. The. erseisiony was splendid sad mt.
posing. We SI ayoly %skis, atteilded by the Aichilid.e, the
At v1'1111(.41 gamily, the N eapom )liiii.icrs, the rot rtgll
Amtsa-sa,lurs, a ;teal iwly of 'tic 'rowan nubility, and a
peat crowd (4 lei righerli ighd

Thy di. every e4ipx, under the order. of Cuptoin
earl trorn Deptf,all in about ten days.
militia ui the county of Hertford aro ordered
asse.u:)ll at the town of St. Adw.'it, on the 19,11
May, fur the purport: of milting and exerciio.