The National Register.
London, England, 1823-03-31 00:00:00

Their pq►ers confirmed the suspicions of a eonspi-
racy, which had been for some time e►tertained. It
embraces many officers of the Army of Spain, some
of whom would have been near the person _of his
Royal Highness the Commander in Chief. Two of
the Aides•de.Cursp of General Guilleminot are im-
plicated in the plot. I have heard (though it does
not rest on the same authority) that Gen. Guille-
minot himself; who is chief of the Duke d'Angon-
kme's staff, and who, from his high military cha-
racter, was appointed the Mentor of the Prince, is
likewise implicated. The Minister of War will
proceed post-haste to the army, and order the arrest
of the conspirators in person. Promptitude and de-
cision in such a ease are necessary to success. I
have not as yet been able to collect the necessary
details either with respect to the extent of the con-
spiracy, or the object of the conspirators. ft of
course was intended to effect a change of dynasty by
means of a military ievolt, but in whose favour,. or
by whose co-operation, I. as yet know nothing."'

BAYONNE, MilltiCit 20.—The Marshal Duke of
Reggio arrived in this city yesterday, to take the
command of the first corps of the army. M. Sicard,
the Intendant General, is also arrived. The move-
ment of the troops continues, and all go to take up
cantonments on the frontiers, as they arrive.. Of
the two battalions of infantry of the Guard, one
liar gone into cantonments in the Bauline of Bay.
onne,,and the other, which is to do duty about the
Duke of Angouleme, remains in the city. It is im-
possible to form an idea of the immense quantities of
provisions which are preparing, and of the large
sums of money that are daily employed; and yet
it is with difficulty that forage is procured at 13ay-
onne and in the environs. '1 he want of this article
is much more sensibly felt in the three provinces of
Biscay ; and it is impossible that Navarre, though
fertile, should long support 18,000 or 20,000 horses,
which there will be with this army.
On Friday last the Police arrested, in the Bourg-
la-Reine, the Bourdeaux Diligence, in which were
several military men going towards the South, with
false passports, and under false names. Gen. Piat
is named amongst the officers who have been arrest-
ed. Many reports on this subject are in circulation
in Paris, which the future only will explain. It is
said that a great number of papers, trunks, &c.
which were fitrwarded by the Diligence, have been
sealed up. It is difficult to believe that these pro-
ceedings of the Police have not been provoked by
important indications. It will not be long before
the intentions of these travellers, who were so soli-
citous to conceal their names and.their jenieney, will
be discovered.

Seville, to which King Ferdinand and the Go-
vernment are to remove from Madrid, is the most
extensive and beautiful city in Spain. It is the
capital of Andalusia, and famous for its University.
It bears the title of the Royal City. The Metropo- '
litan Church and the Palace, called the Alcacar,
are considered incomparable works. Travellers
admire the town-hall, the bank, and the aqueduct,
which brings water into the city. They have 120
hospitals and public institutions, It is a common
saying in Spain, that " he who has not. seen Seville
has seen no wonders." Among a great number of
illustrious men this city has produced, we find
Miguel Cetvantes, and Diego N'alasques. It stands
on an extensive plain, abounding in all that is ne-
cessary for the comfort and pleasures of life. The
beautiful Gua-del quivir runs near the city, which
is about eighteen leagues from the sea. It is foe:
leagues West of Grenada, 73 East by South from
Lisbon, and 85 South by East from Matlrit;
LINCOLN REFORM. MEIT/Nia.....PUMUSIM to a
requisition, the High Sheriff of Lincoln appointed
a meeting of the County to be holden on Wednes-
day last, at Lincoln Castle—at 1.2 o'clock the High
Sheriff opened the business, and a very rational pe-
tition to the House of Commons for reform, was
proposed by Sir Robert Heron, and seconded by Sir
J. 'lhorold—Major Cartwright then proposed one of
his annual parliament and universal sufliage circular
nostrams, embodied in a petition as atlanaundment,
which was negatived by a great tnaffrity and the
original petition agreed to. Thanks were voted to
the High Sheriff and the meeting was dissolved.
.1 public meeting of the traders and others of
Westminster will be held in the ensuing month, for
the purpose of taking into consideration the present
Insolvent Debtors' Act, and to petition the Legisla-
ture against it. Mr. Hobhouse, on being applied
to, consented to preside at the meeting.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Fes B.—The death war.
rant fur the execution of the pirates included ten in
number, who were, about an hour before dawn of
day yesterday morning, tnken from the gaol, under
a guard of soldiers from the 50th regiment and the
City Guard. The whole of the ten having been
placed on the scaffold, and the ropes suspended, the
drop was let dont'. Nendie being a heavy man,
broke the rope, and fell to the ground alive, but was
again suspended: he was for a long perked convulsed,
and died hard.