The National Register.
London, England, 1820-11-20 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAYERS.

PARIS. Nov. 11.—Yestcrday the King heard
mass in his apartments, and transacted business with
the Duke of Richelieu and the Minister of the In-
terior.
M. Emile d'Espine, a gentleman in ordinary of
the King's chamber, arrived from Naples some days
ago, and had a private audience of the Duchess of
Berry on the 9th inst.
The king has signified his intention to remit the
capital punishment to which Gravier and Bouton
were condemned by the Court of Assizes, for dis-
charging a petard under the windows of the Duchess
of Berry.
According to all the letters from Vienna and Ve-
nice, great events are expected immediately in Italy.
The Austrian advanced guard is concentrating at
Terrona. There is a report of the sailing of a
Russian squadron for the Mediterranean.
Mr. Canning regularly attends the important trials
in the Court of Assizes.
Private letters from Madrid state that the Pope's
Nuncio had obtained passports, and was preparing
to depart.
A letter from Bourdeaux says--" A few days ago
were discovered among the ruins of the Castle of
Castleman, in Medoc, several silver coins or demi-
gnu, of Aquitaine, which exhibit on one side the
effigy of the Prince of %Vales in a ducal attire, armed
with a sword, standing under a Gothic canopy; and
on the reverse flaws de lye and two leopards, sym-
metrically separated by a full cross, marked with
six points, indicative of the value of the coin.—
Round the portrait of the Prince is the legend—En.
Po. ONS. REO. Aoa B. (Eduardus prinfogcnilus
regis 4nglis, B.); and on the reverse—Acrr.
PANCIPS. (Aquitaum Princqu.)
VIENNA, Oct. 30.—We have this instant received
intelligence from Troppau that couriers extraordi-
nary nave set out for Italy, where important events
are to take place.
Role, Oct. 28.—The Austrian regiments recently
arrived at Trevisa continue their march to take up
the positions assigned to them. These troops are
concentrating in great numbers on the frontier of
the march of Ancona.
The government of the Holy See continues much
occupied, and its relations with foreign cabinets are
very active. Every thing announces that we are
on the eve of great events.
PALERMO Oct. 19.—We now begin to breathe
after five weeks of tumult and torment of all sorts.
Our town owes its existence to the wisdom and mo-
deration of General Florcstan Pepe, and to the
firmness of the Prince de Paterno, a respectable
oetogenaire, who has fearlessly exposed himself to
the greatest dangers in order to calm, divide, and
disconcert a populace thirsting for blood and plun-
der. In effect, all our alarms arise from this class
of people, whom we cannot make to understand that
the conventions granted by General Pepe, which
guarantee the independence of Sicily, fulfil all that
Sicilians can desire.
!Assort, Oct. 20.—Different letters of change
payable before the end of the year, and making a
total of about 2,500,000 francs (about 100,0001.
sterling), were sent by the Court of Rio Janeiro to
the Regency of Portugal, to provide for the current
espences of the service; the 30,0001. sent by the
English ship Le Vengeur is not included in this

sum.
Colonel Cabriera, appointed to the military com-
mand of the Province of Algarves, has informed the
Government that the meeting of the two Juntas
has caused the greatest satisfaction in that province;
it was celebrated by public rejoicings. This refutes,
the report that the province of Algarves did net
second the rest of the kingdom in the great work
of regeneration.
MADRID, Oct. SI .—Lieutenant-General Wimp-
fenn petitioned the Cones, stating the services of
the Swiss regiments in the pay of Spain during the
war, and soliciting in the name of his comrades and
fallow-countrymen, that they might be included in
the organization of the present army. This demand
was set aside, by passing to the order of the day :
and it was resolved that the three Swiss regiments
should be thanked for their services in the most ho-
nourable manner.
The Cortes have also determined on reforming the
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Body Guard, by providinf the members of it with
equivalent employments in the troops of the line.
Several other reforms have been made in the army,
with the view of anuilgiunating privileged corps
with the national troops.
NI Morena Guerra has proposed to the Cortes a
gtneral amnesty for all olitical crimes committed
betkresir May, !SOS, and 9th of .March last. No
ope.opred Ibis motion, and it was expected to be
again. rought before the assembly in the regular
way' by 'the" Committee of Legislation, before the
close of the Cortes, which it is supposed will take
isce before the Bth of November.
The Minister of the Marine has obtained, without
difieulty, the 80 millions of teals which he required

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