The National Register.
London, England, 1823-02-10 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY, FEIIRUART 1.0.
Three o'clock, p.m.
The •Paria.Papers of Friday last contain further
-particulars of uhe preparations making for war, and
ttbe names of the Generals who are to command the
ulifferost slistieiens of the army. Marmont is to plan
.the campaign, and, for the purpose of inspiring the
ansorgasts with confidence, an Ultra Journal asserts,
rahocan army of 100,000 men, composed of Aus-
trians, Prussians, and. Germans, are to be stationed ;
along the Shine, while Russia is to place a Beet at
the dispel's' of France, and is to march 30,000 men,
into Italy to embark for Catalonia. France will
grrubsbly.ogree -that Minorca and Miiiorett shall be
.ceded to Russia, and the Northern Autocrat will
Brave both a military and naval station in Europe, to
ashich .he has long aspired. Private intelligence
tram Paris mentions, that the French Minister, M.
4e Lagarde, arrived safe at Bayonne from Madrid,
on the 84 instant. Fabricated copiesef the King's
Speck on opening of Parliomenteer rather a pet-
rel-aim of its contents, were.achibited in the Money
Market in Paris in twenty-four boors after it was
'delivered, ittating, that in the event of a war be-
tween Frame .and 'Spain, his Majesty would pre-
serve the strictest neutrality: it caused a rise in the
French tFunds of 2e. per cent.. but they have since
iallar, and closed at 801. 80c. for money on Thurs-
day Jest.
l'he following is a list of the officers appointed to
'different commands in the French army

ABUT Or rag !RESTIIIII Arammes.
His Royal Highness the Date d'Asgaulasa, Gametal ,10
Chief.
Graßksthist. Chief of des ItaC
' Ist Coda* Nam.
• sal ds Dam.
Divlaiss-4Lissiothst. Gemouthesint Busk&
470M111 Vbarest Oieres
Othisisseassestaseseal Vassals Caste:.
thlser—l iestarss Goma This.
Enirisetee.-.l4euterst General Bad.
Yes .cows.
. The &lists de Haisslobe.CethllOilia Weider. having under
thin =dab too.dorithiss, ass ansaind•S by General Cannel, sad
the Wise by Geninal.Coselty.
CilltP".-eIIMT 01, saregas wixszlit
Lieutenant General the Marquis d Lassision. Co—mode! in
C
Ist Divides—Liminess General CosettCuriel.
ad Divides—iLiarimmt Uesseal Cautheamithirs.
sit Divides..-I.insiamailessasi Cosa l'aserbilr 4.ssisith
14 Divides ddiCasskrrLisde. Glossa Rome* d'ilsebith
Id Divids Gement bristaintlomont.
iivrilleip•44/iseGanerl Rasa Beep; Chief of the Stat.
X. Dame;
Ammo or the .Gard—The Marshal Hoke de
US Chief.
nt GeneraLliounsost.
' General ilithiesenit.
It is allgued that the two divisions commanded
by the Prince de .Hohenlehe will, if war take place,
.enter Spain with the army of the Western Pyrenees,
and be detached to occupy Arnagon.

Has LAVA MAJESTY'S I.l2lRAFtff.—We lately no-
ticed the patriotic and generous letter of his Majesty
to Lord Liverpool, and have now much pleasure in
laying it before our readers. It records one of those '
royal acts which make Kiugs known with honour
to posterity fier bcyoud the fame of victories or von.
quests: --
(COPY.)
es=Loan lawitazow..—The Msg. my late revered and
father. having funned, during a meg aeries of yeun. a
• IBM valuableoad monkeye hbrary, cesisisting sie about one hen-
.llol amid twenty thoumand 11011MIDegs I have immilisedlo velment
lii mitesties to the British Nation.
I have the satisfaction by this me of advancing
•
iholittrimee of my country. I also ted that I an keying a just
• Yeomanry of a pawns, whim life was .114401110 Li with
.Meinp=llMated private virtue.
I - so add, that I have great pleasure. my Lord. in
.vishfily/aseasainumunication through- you.
anp with gram regard. pour sincere irked.
(Signede O. R.
Pavilion, arightaa. Jan. fie 1823.
The Earl of Liverpool. K.G., &c.

A letter from Paris says, that the Itturian Am-
bassador, M. Puss° di Burgo, whose abets to pro-
voke a war between France and Spain have been
frequently adverted to, was so overcome with joy
un Boding by the King of Frances speech that WS
ex.ertious had been crowned with success, that on

Liu return to his house, be thaw► his hat into the
air, and embraced the servant whu opened the dour.

Mr. Justice Bayley has expressed a nish to resign
his scat in the King's Bauch, fur the less laborious
functions of a Baron of the Exchequer. The Kings
Bench Bar have presented an address to his Lord-
ship, expressive of their regret at being likely to
lose a Judge whose profound knowledge., upright
detractor, and amiable deportment, throw such a
lu Are v 1) their Cuutt.

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