The National Register.
London, England, 1821-07-16 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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ROYAL ORDINANCE•
PARIS, JULY 9 —Louis by the grace of God,
King of France and Navarre, on the report of our
Minister Secretary of State of the finances;
Having heard our Council of State, we have or-
dered, and do order, as follows
Article 1.--our Minister of Finance is authorised to proceed
to the sale, by public competition and sealed tenders, to the com-
pany which shall offer the highest terms, of the 12.514,220 francs
of ,ent,•s (stock) in the 5 per cent. Consols belonging to the
Royal Treasary, and proceeding from-
1. Balance of the loan of 16,600,000 francs of
retries opened for the service of 1818, by the laws
of the 6th and 15th of May, 1818, a.nd made up-
. plicable to the service of 1819, by the law of the Frames.
such of Slay, 1820 1,674,500
2. Portion of the loan opeued by the law of the Gth
of May, 1818, made applicable by the sth tutiele
of the Convention of the 9th °Myr, 1818, to the
payment of the 100 millions, and restored the Ist
of June, 11420, in execution of the Convention of
the 2d of February, 1819 6,615,944,
S. Stock redeemed 1818
4. One-third of the loan of 3,831,328 francs made
applicable to the payment of annuities by the law •
of the Bth March, 1821, to liquidate the two that
sixths becoming due in 182 t and 11552 1,294.776
Total 12,514,220
" Article 11. Our Minister of Finance is charged with the
execution of the present ordinance, which shall be inserted in
the bulletin of the laws.
Given in our Castle of St. Cloud, the Bth of July of the
year of grace 1821. and of our reign the 27th.
(Signed) " LOUIS.
(Countersigned) " ROY, Minister of Finance."
From various preparations making at the hotel
purchased at I'aris by the King of. Prussia, it is
supposed that this monarch will shortly visit this
city.
It appears certain that Buouaparte completed his
memoirs (which he commenced on his arrival at St.
Helena) a short time belbre his death. Several
copies, it is said, were made of his work, two 01
which were delivered to General Bertrand and M.
de hlontholn. The mannscript will perhaps make
Mout three volumes.
The conspiracy of the East, which occupied dur-
ing 15 days the court of assize of Riom, has been
decided on, The accused have been declated not
Oily 17 the jury on all the 24 charges.
HANOVER, Julie 25.—One of the preparations
nuking for the reception of the King is the demo-
lition end the construction of the town gate, which
opens on the road to Herrenhauscn, over which a
grata triumphal arch, embellished with trophies, is
erecting. It will henceforward be called the Wa-
terloo gate. The King will be the first who will
pass under it ; until which, it is notified that the
passage Is prohibited. The expense is estimated at
8,000 crowns.

VIENNA, JUNE. 28.—Commercial letters received
in this capital announce, that from the Bth to the
10th inst. sonic very bloody battles bad been fought
between the Greeks and Turks in the vicinity of
Tergovista. The latter commenced by attacking the
entrenched position of Prince Ypsilanti ; but being
repulsed they beat .1 retreat. IVe await further
details with great impatience. It appears that Jassy
is again in the powsr of the Greeks, where, it is
affirmed, they have have established a provisional
administration.
Cnasaueav, JUNE 30.—For several days past a
report :las been in circulation in this province that
the King will not come to Piedmont, and that a
part of the kingdom is to be subjected to the Ans.
t rian government. This rumour spreading amongst
01 classes of the inhabitants, and particularly amour;
the tromps of the brave regiment of Savoy, has caused
a general feeling of discontent in that corps, which
was carried so tirr that the soldiers had firmed the
design of returning altogether to their homes with
their arms and baggage.
This plan was to have been puf in execution after
the rejoicings for the celebration of the festival of
St. John ; but the Governor, and the other autho-
rities of the city who had haematite: of it, took
such measures es defeated tha plot on that very day.
Subalterns and soldiers to the number of sixty have
been arrested and conducted to the citadel, where
they will be interroguttd. Government entertains
the expectation of Lei:lg able to discover the leaders
by the declarations of the soldiers under arrt.st.
Notwithstanding these arrests the discontent
continues. The presence of the Austrian troops in
Piedmont fin an indefinite period vons to be the
cause it. It is well known that the keys of Alt.s-
sandriu have been :.cut to King Charles Felix ; bat