The National Register.
London, England, 1821-02-18 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PAM% Fes. I I.—The baptism of his Royal
Highness the Duke de Bourdeaux will certainly
take place on the 3d of May nest, the anniversary
of the King's entrance into Paris.
It is decided that there shall be an adjutant and
sub-adjutant of the royal castles. The King has
already appointed persons to these places; and an
hotel, on the Place du Carrousel, is now preparing
for their accommodation with that of their assistants.
These officers, it is said, will receive orders from the
Governor of the Tuileries.
Extract of a private letter, dated Frankfort, Feb.
6:—" All the reports of the declaration of war by
the Court of Vienna against the Neapolitans, and of
the march of the Austrian army, are positively con-
tradicted. It would seem difficult to reconcile these
hostile measures with the conferences of the Sove-
reigns at Laybach, the result of which could hardly
have been known. They speak here of' a second
diplomatic note presented in the name of the Empe-
ror Alexander to the ministers of the Great Powers,
by the Count Capra d'lstria The moderate princi-
ples which it develops are highly praised."
The captain of the ship Mallet has just arrived in
Brest roads, with the frigate which he commands.
His arrival was announced to the Minister of the
Navy by the telegraph eight days ago, and he is now
actually in quarantine. He landed at Cape Fnincais,
where he had a private audience with Buyer. lie
will therefore, doubtless, have some interesting in-
tell,yence to communicate to the Government.
Tissott, the Professor of Latin Poetry in the
French College, and successor of the Abbe Delille,
has just been displaced, after having preserved his
office during the most tumultuous proceedings of the
revolution.
A gentleman of the name of Piron, nephew of the
author of " La Metromanie," has been reduced to
such a state of indigence, that he is actually in want
of the small sum necessary for his reception into the
Hospice des Incurables. It is intended to solicit the
benevolence of the company of the Comedy Fran-
cais, and, it is hoped, successfully.
Letters from Italy state, that the Austrian army
has crossed the Po, and that the Duke de Gallo has
quitted Laybach, to lay the ultisnalens of' the Con-
gress before the National Parliament.
VIENNA, Fan. I.—The Imperial Prince and the
Archduke Francis Charles quitted this capital on the
30th ult. for Laybach. The intelligence relating to
the proceedings of the Congress begins to acquire
some importance. It is asserted by some persons
that the King of Naples has expressed such a deter-
mination as has occasioned some modification of the
form of the discussions. On the other hand, it is

reported that the Comte Capo d'lstria has expressed
in a note the determination of the Emperor of Russia
not to sanction any of the political changes which
have been made in the form of the Neapoli an go-
vernment, until the constitution of the Cortex,
adopted in that country, shall have been replaced by
one modelled upon the charter which Louis XVIII.
has granted to France.
Vl e can state positively, that no part of our army
in Italy has passed the Po, nor has any garrison
been sent into Ravenna. The news of our flotilla
having appeared off the coast of Abruzzi is also
without foundation.
NUREMBERG, Fig. 3.—Letters from the north
mention some important despatches transmitted to
M. de Suchtlen, the Russian Plenipotentiary at the
Swedish Court. Their contents have not transpired.
Private letters give us reason to believe that the
King of Prussia is now on the road to Laybach, in
consequence of repeated invitations sent to him by
the two Emperors. It is said he set off on the
30th ult.
MADRID, FED. 3.—lf the ministerial journal is to
be believed, Abuelo was at Bonal, in Estremadura,
three leagues from Herrera de la Serena, with only
four men, on the evening of the 28th ult. It is
quite certain that he was moving about with impu-
nity within the last fifteen days in La Mancha, in
the province of Madrid, and in Estremadura, in
spite of the activity with which government has
been in pursuit of him.
LATBACH, JAN. 26.—Extract of a private letter
by way of Verona :—The Congress which is here has
observed none of the forms of those previously held
at Vienna and Aix-la.Chapelle. There has been no
regular sitting of the ministers of the different
Powers. There has yet been, properly speaking, no
general meeting. Those at Prince de Mctternich's
are simply conferences, without a president, and of
the at which no minutes are made.
ing Ferdinand is the constant object of the
utmost attention on the part of the Emperor Francis
and Alexander. These august Sovereigns are toge-
ther every evening.
As soon as the -Duke de Gallo arrived here, the
Marquis de Ruffo resigned to him the portfolio. The
former has already had several conferences with
Prime Metternich, MM. Cape d'lstria and de Ca-
la/MM.