The National Register.
London, England, 1816-05-27 00:00:00

PA WTN P.TI SHI PS THESOLV ED.

W. and W. Hulks. of Ilea', sur.Lreons.
J. and J. ILitissy. of Itrusia-row. Milk-street,
H. llverend and J. W ithlsor, of Sheffield, Jurgoax.
J. Hardy and Co. Norwich. grocers.
I'. W. 11 obbard and 'F. FitAlk. Southend, carpentmt.
I. I'4l and W. IV.lmot. of Iti4Att:tond, pi makers.
J. reldwiek and T. Gonna. of Chg.i.heru. Burka, milt tea.
.7. Wright and 11. thatker, of Titchborne-strnet. lonlx•rdashes&
W. Stratigluin and L. Ilari.ion.of South IFtlyth, rope-makers.
3. Gregory and T. Bateman, of Wrilelsary. Worcester. ropc.makers.
J. Lintlow and of ('learn•. Crindierland, iron-tnant;facturt•ra.
11'ifd+and W. liallev„.of Deal. atotte-ma•usin.
7. ChealMßT and 3. Jact;l3. of l'lllbolllllgh.SlibiSlA, spirit-merchants
a. t.. 11:1!y-4T*4: St. N(ary-Axe.
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THE NAITO\ AL REGISTER.

LoNnox :
MONMIT, 21/.IY 27.

PARIS Journals and luctters of Welnesdny last have
come to hand. The former are absolutely without in-
terest. The Litter not aitogrther so. One Letter as-
sures us, such is the panic thzu7 prevails in the Gortni-
ment—it starts at its own •rhathvw.

We this day lay before nu:- 'Readers the Proclamation
of the Prefect to the department of the Chtr, nearly in
the centre of France. On the- MI it appeared in the
Cumtitutiamicl, a Parisian Journal; which, en that saute
day, was suppressed in conseqtaxa:: a circumstance
that gives a great interest to the Proclamation. It is
evident that pints were ripe in other parts, us well as
(;rewohle.

113 OF VILI.LNFI'Vr. PR EForr I F TflE, (3,:1E1t, TO THE
INHABITANTS OF 1111'f DEVAII INENT.

'At the moment %viten secret Met vain i iotri;.•s les were plotting
.aftraris, and. while maniacs were expiating, under Are and
sword from the,Hocat Legions, the crime of nispearintr in arms
before Grenoble; other madmen, 11w in n ttttt her and obscure,
excitOstio pillage by a rui•rable carpenter, wished to assent•
ble on the smiths riebontidary of our I)epartment, and to carry
dhsesird mist revolt into Vie Canton tit Chatea ttttt ealatit.
This criminal project was discovered as soon as tswited, and
was on stoner disco% erciPtioan it vra, lr incorrigi-
ble sedition be ion the n'::(•11 and ready to ili•turb
authority, the de ioinat to r-v!•,. et* that authority and all his .Mitiesty
faithful servants watcLalvo, alio! extend their observations to
every point.

Three Military Clutracte r 4, noted hi the neighbouring, De-
partnients, had scarcely touched the boundary of the • Cher,
when, within six !noir+ after they made their appearance, all
the brigades of the tietntirinerie w eve in motion, and they were
known, omitted, and 111 cooties).

It is possible that the CI:II44iMS scJacohinisni, and the %week
of the Military liseti may. bill have Intel the detestable firve
piligiaiiktl info the bowels of ithfort invite Finney,
already so JAcil ly wounded by their crimes and their insets.
But if, asoLas been s.tid hy Ahe-Nlaynrs, an insignificant nitimber
of men be. inelined to do mischief, me ibossesse.veryelisliesition
and power, pr./raptly and severely, to repress th e crt u r butt* rA.
111 hearts..autal.all lank, as well as all interests, are un this point
stanininions.

nil Ml:ha I, who am personally charged by the K onr
.
Master, V.itillhililit.llllllllf your repoc tool preset.. in:, yottil t
perty. permit (...4.11, :Hoisted it) Origantlage, to attain its eri-
ininalcul ?

Shall this 'nominee bargain desolated by rapine and firiersoil
by dist urbane. a Shall this be: tints, when a week' ha:, soarer-
ly r•lapacd since entlinsiAsni was We-splayed on every pined of the
1/epartinent, thr the :Innis ersary of the return At' our Kinsg
her the niorriage of the august' Pail's's.. tt ho hono,ti the harts. sif
this disunity —mad for the solemn oath of fidelity then tialsi nr
It-kinill lint be an. and the evil which threatens to 1-soil ua, stall
be completay esitirpated.
Let the pertnellaters then detest/sine, for our repots( and
theies, to tem' n to the ordinary COMM. of thins. Lc t,heut
come back to their K 61,1 and tissie fellow count rytisen,.willi ugly
and in !stood faith, and without ;wain allityloPtiug to styli% e
those who will not ha. again dereis tats 1a t (I'l'lll Ildimez?r
as-
pire 10 raise powerless sedition., which insist colder ,• verity;
too ards them still necessary. TWO tilierS Of Ili.oollll
lint Iwo:months ago, to Altnitalibrin and Monipellirrt isrtoit to
have to. en a sufficient example; hut that has not sidlicitt. Per-
verse spirits, infatuated with insipid Ivaco vs. sit' vl
to meet, to csirrospiutil, .and to contrive mischief. 'thirteen
iniliV;',li,!:ll% Of this description. the most reniark ble for the
',lordlier they hays. 1111.011 h (tOttlitlittt'll, and the most inclined
to >ld more, lire this slay b.anisliesl us a ili•tatice fr this
porton nt, until they shrill become lit to reside asuman; (heir
good and loyal fellow-citizens. I have reason to hope that
this second example will be the tad. It it iliVrtro'e the
„ business Of Carl, Of you to cultivate Ilre field of his Et hors, to
v, to sell, to trallie, to exercise his profession, hisioidontry,
dislor.rooritig by all limiest means pnuehutlls to discharge Sus
share of the public coarialnitions, ras I to repair the loss his pri-
vate fit tone may sustain. ,Let absurd reports cease to .be the
shames: of him who Intairs,.ins well at -of him oho inculcates
them.
I .et us -rely nn the King Itahl anti the Deposi-
taries of thy' Public A istlssivit.s , for the Illa 11116.11111141: Of 11,11hlic
order. Lad till Authorities, aitsimattai by tin, SAMe zeal, and
aetioe with *iv same vigour, esiacof its 11'.11/1:4111illg the scam.
rite of tlw plotstealdc eitie-sus is, this l)eportment, vs here
futility, fluo lot a of order, :toast taste tor
▪ pro> ail in all 6,1,46er.
Inhabitants of the (lier! -On this slny 111111
to Vl.ll your Grit dillies and y nr dearest interests, I might to
h 'dolor a pulille-tcslimony in favour of 111,,5•C who have per-
esirsimil their Wady ‘v;111 eseeplete •iirce-s„ i,t stilling et- tic,'
ss- sif s a i.1‘101; J.( re% At ;1.1 I Int:ad, ; 1 is '..eit itb •
'rceosts.as ... a . w.. •

HAT rt.

Ii Jere the nault•s of •e, el al Ottit'ers and the Maat I.': of Cantons
v.:io had are ittention..l.)
(Signet!) 't lie 'Martini* tle .I.ENEUVI',,
11mm:es, May 11, 13111. Prefect of the r.
x n wee. by; pettions of rank /tare been
exiled b)• t! Pr,tetz, .attlta the Act against the A tirAid. Amy% the
rest a. General Drvot"c, mach dietinguished in the French annit.t..)

In the Monitcx of the 19th is a ~earagraph stating that
tranquility has been ctnupletely rester ed in the depart-
ment of the 15e....; and that the tro:n)s which had nolrehed
from Lyons and mher hay,. !wd to their for-
mer quarters. account ira:,y true, or it may not ;
but we cannot forget that t: c itianlC Journal was in the
habit of waking the same p-,,itive respecting
Nisines, at the very time when ti.c f! ones of persecution
were raging there ii,us; fiercely. It is even reported,
that Dithc., the chief i::,tigutor of tile revolt, has been
taken in an attenTt t' es..:te into Piedmont
The Moiiileur 1,1 'h.,: othcially wirouaccs the re-
ceipt of dispatche:, on the pr.ccding day from Grenoble,
confirming a Telegraphio Disratch befbre received, that
six individuals convicted by the Council of War and the
l'rovotal Court, but recommended tomer, y, were cxecutL4l
on the 16th.

'.:keener, jun. the Advocate who defended Combrone
on his lute trial, has been accused before the Chamber of
Discipline, of the Order of Advocates, with buying pre_
lensed, tipon that oveatiion, doetriues dangerous to the
syqem ut ltgitintavy. M. Herryer was ordered to proceed
upon his.justdiivation on Wednesday the t0...4d

Tervrenr: AT NlAnntn —Vicente Richard, a despica-
ble enthusiast, sultected of plotting to produce a counter-
revolution in Spain, was seized and imprisoned in Madrid
on the 19th of %February. On the rack, he accused as
his accomplices the Ex-General Rennet'les, Den Ramon,
Calateava, Don Juan O'Donoju, and Don Juan An-
tonio Yendiola. -Calatrava and Itcnovales fled ;
but Yandiola being unsuspicious of an accusatien so
completely groundless, were arrested and thrown
into dungeons. They were then put to the torture, to
extort confessions from them. O'Dormju had the nails
of his hands and feet Tors oaf by the roots. His life is
despaired of. Yandiola was chained to the ground, and
an enormous weight placed on his breast for 48 hours.
They both persisted in their innocence to the last. Yan-
diola was not liheristed from torture until he had bccomP
speechless, and gone into convuL ions. He now lies dan-
gerously ill.
The situation of nor captive fellow-countrymen in
Carthagena is truly digtressing and alarming, and must
excite feelings of deep interest in every member of the
British community. Front DeTenther last, up to the pre-
sent time, they have been lingering in common dungeons.
or in the prisons of the Inquisitiou, because tl ey earricd
on a trade previously sauctionesl by Government and con-
voyed with British men of mar. When -there persons
were first claimed, Morrillo's answer was, that he had
only two or three in his power ; but the merchants of
Jamaica proved by their memorial that he had at least
taw hundred andfiair, and named the VCSSCIE in w hieh they
had been captured. It now appears, that the Madrid
Government also answers, that it is unaware of British
subjects being confined at Carthagena ; though the naval
Commander (Enrile) of the latter place writes home,
th:tt front the sth of December, whenVarthagena sur-
rendered, up to the :29th, he had taken :111 vessels, 'nest
of whose names are found in the .Jamaica Memorial. His
dispatch isdated the 31st of December, tied inserted in nu.
Madrid Gazelle. This is sporting with the lives of our
countrymen. Besides having been stript of their shirts,
they arc confined in a most unhealthy drinette, where the
air is edited by the nanthers who died during the late
siege, and in a town now threatened With famine. In
the official Dispatches sent home to Spain these subjects
are stiled banditti ; and as such, in fact,.are now treated.
In the urgent moments of the motet tiveadful civil war
ever known, daily beholding persons (teken -from the pri-
sons they inhabit) shot, and massacre resenneiing en all
Aides, what will be their situation if not intieediateiy rc-
lieved, when hmarly they .are exposuil to the most
nizing tortures?

We are con:Tract] to state, that 'the disturbances in
Northlk, SatEdk, fauntingdonshire, and Cambridgeshire,
are by in menu; at an end. On Monthly and Tti:Nlay
last there was considerable rioting nt I)ownham. Them
has also been an alartnnig riot at Ely. 'f roops let‘c
been marched into Bury, and some of them bare 1 m-
muted on their none to Brandon. It would appear, tlhzt
in the neighbourhood of Downham the wages of labour( re
had been reduced to a lower rate than the. 'Magistrates.
oil enquiry, thottpht reasonable; fin., after supyrtssing
the riot, they acquiesced in the propriety of some advanue,
and released the offeadm who had been al-rested, with a
suitable remon.strairlc. It is ardently to'be hoped, Clot
thi:: proof' of eoniiitcrate attention to the compla ts‘of the
lower classes hit excite a o rrespandent gratitude cu the
minds of the letter ; and induce them.to return to.h..bi!s
of peaceful indlstry and order.
The Lords lieutenants of the dituiberl Countius of
Suffolk, Norfolk, Sze. have been :ict:ix Ai to pronextt eteir
respective posts without delay.
Major-Genend'Sir J. Bvxolnslaten appdinted to the
Comm:aid of fh, Military in the Disturb,rl
an .I it s.tutor<ol