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

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BAYONXI, JAN. 18.—Though the arrival of the
Russian Minixter from Madrid yesterday, and the
report that those of Austria and Prussia were about
to quit that capital, have renewed here the rumours
of war, nothing appears yet to announce this crisis ;
for though there is coilected here en immense ma-
teriel, and large quantities of grain and forage, it
is impossible to undertake any thing with the troops
at present assembled on this frontier, their number
• having been diminished by the discharges which
have been granted, and which have reduced the
•• division of Count d'Autichamp to seven or 8,000
veer.'
The Spanish emigrants of the Faith spread various
reports on the arrival of new reinforcements, and
the approaching enterprise which will soon be un-
dertaken in Spain ; they boast of the aid of every
kind ufforded by M. Ouvrard to the army of the
Faith, but we repeat it, nothing seems to indicate
an approaching invasion. A hostile plan is spoken
of, tending to take possession of Pempeluna, St.
Sebastian, and &intone, where considerable maga-
zines would be established ; but it might not 1w
very easy to seize on these three places. In short,
the opinion of a war with Spain is beeorne nearly
general.
Mr. Jackson, attached to the English embassy at
Malrid, arrived the dry before yesterday at Bay-
onne, in 54 hours, and proceeded immediately for
Pari►. He is said to be charged with an important-
mission. He left Madrid on the 14th, where all
was perfectly tranquil. Sir W. A'Court continued
to enjoy the highest consideration at Madrid. and
had alien very brilliant assemblies, at which the
moat distinguished Spanish nubility and diplomatic
characters were observed,
Mr. Jackson met on the 16th in the morning, at
Vittoria, Lord F. Somerset, hastening likewise with
un important mission from his Government to that
of Spans.
The news from the Three Provinces state, that
the bands of Juanito and Santos Ladron, and ether
partizans in Navarre, after the affair of the 13th,
have thrown themselves into that province, in dif-
ferent directions.
It is observed, that since O'Donnel quitted the
command, Juanito and Santos Latium have assum-
ed a more formidable and warlike attitude, and,
without reinforcements, the Constitutional troops
in that country will not be able to make head
against hint.
The letters from Saragossa of the 11th, say that
tranquillity is perfectly restores' there, and that the
factions, who appeared before it on the sth, had
gone to Boris and Tarragona, which they bad taken
possession of, doubtless with the intention of pass-
ing the Elan) at Tudela, to enter Navarre Gen.
Velaseo, with part of the troops besieging Ilequi-
nensa, set out from Frays on the 10th fur Sara-
gossa, doubtless with the intention of passing the
troops of Bessieres, Ulman, &e. It is stated also,
that on the 14th the entire regimeut of Almanza
was'expected in Catalonia.

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FROM LAST .VIGIIT'S 6.I2SETTR:
At the Court at Brighton, the it st of January. 1823, present,
tbs King's Most Excellent MAiesry in Council.
SHERIFFS
Appointed by his Majesty in Council for the year NM
Bedfordshire—T. C. Higgins, of Torrey. Esq.
Berko—H. P.Sperling. ci Park Place, Esq.
Rucks—.W. S. Lowndes. of Whadalon Hall. Esq.
Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonsbite—W. Rayner, of Wisbesh,
Esq.
Cheshire—J. White, of Sale, Req.
Cumberland—E. Stanley, of Ponsonby 11aIL. Esq.
Cornwall—C. Ttelawny, of Coldrinick, Esq.
Derbyshire—T. Bateman. of Middleton by Youlgreare. Esq.
Dcsmishire—T. Beams. of Becumont nous*. Plymouth, EA.
Dome:shire H.C. Stunt, of Moor Critchell, Esq.
Essex—J. J. Tuffnell, of Langleys, Esq.
Gloacestershire--J. Smith, of Stapleton, Esq.
Ilerefon!sliire— E. B. Pateshall. of All, nsitiore. Esq.
Ilertionlshire—R. Sutton. of Ross Way Northehurch, Esq.
Kent—T. Austen. of Seten Oaks, EN.
Leicestershire—Sir W. Walker. of Leicester, Knt.
Lincoltobire—Sir W. E.,Welby, of Denton. Bart.
hionmouth,hire—J. Bailey, of Nom y (Ho. Esq.
).;oriont—Sir E. K. Lawn, of Onneshy, Bart.
Northamptonshire—T. W'. Hunt, of Wadenhoe, E.
Northumberland—P. J. Selby, 01 Twizell House. Esq.
Nottinghamshire- —W. Ma-on, of East Retfoid, Esq.
Oshirthatire —.D. Stuart, of Wykliam Park. Esq.
Rutland-I'. Thompson, of Tinwell, Esq.
tihropshire—J. Mytiou, of Hallam, EN,
Soitwrsetshire—J. F. of Somerton Erly, Esq.
Stafllbrdshire—J. Hurdcrn, of Wolverhampton, Esq.
Co. of Soutloimpton—E. Knight. junior, of ChltWtOla Park, Esq.
Suffolk—H. Ushotne, of Brahches Park, EN.
surrey—C. 11. Turn. r, of Rooks Nest, Esq.
Sussex-11. Prime, of Walberton House. Esq.
Worwickshire—E. V. Wes. of Nes bokl Cutups, Esq.
Fuller. of Neston Park, Esq.
Worctotzrithire—J. Williams. of Pitinamon, Esq.
Yorkshire --W. Fawkes, of Farnley, Ern
SOUTH WALES.
Carmarthen—J. Phillips, of Ctyg. an, C.,q.
Pettibtoke-0. Lewis. of Trewern, EN,
C.irdsgan— G. W. Perry, of I.lrduade. E q.
Glamorgan—J. Edwards. of Rhoda, Eq.
Dimon—C. Prichard. of Trewulter. Esq,
Radnor—J. B. Walsh. of Keveollecee. Erq,
NOR tH W A 1.E.,.
Anglesey—J. Penton, of Plasgwrn. Esq.
4;161 uul Ven•••• W. 'turner, of Garregfaur. Esq.
Alaiuneth—J. Wyline. of Cwnwin, EN.
ltdon,;omery—D. Pugh. of Llanerchydof, Esq.
Denbigh—Sir 0. Erskine, of Pall y Cruchou, Bart.
D. Cooke, of Lsq.