The National Register.
London, England, 1819-02-14 00:00:00

PRICE 9,a.

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A Correspondent at Aix-la-Chopelle notices t 1..!
applicatitn of an indiviival to the. Emperor Alexander :,
as deputed by a Society, fame:), we believe, °taint..
in America, hot extending through this and oth,::
coontries of Europe for the preservation of unirerAi
peace, aecortlini; to the principlas of the Gospel. A FP..
ritxlical publication cmanwes from the En*hall Society,
entitled The Hera Of Peace." to to second slur,-
bet of this work is 'to ba found the acitirs.is to the Ea:-
peror of Russia, with his Imperial Majesty's rep,;.
They are interesting, and we select them. There ia
also an address to the Prince Regent, for which v,
have net room :

TO HIS IMPERIAL MMESTY, ALEXANDER. EMP:
ROR OF ALL 'll/.1: IHIS,HANS Etc. &c. &c.

" MAY IT PLI A3B r YOUR MAJESTY,— ite world has
lately scen great end singular events—the awful de-
struction of haw :u lift:, and the with diffusion of
human b7c.ising.:.
" It hiss seen a Christian Emperor. in the hour of
victory, proclaiming the principles of Peace—a league
of Christian Monarchs united in the same views—and
tha establishment of societies in the old world and ist
the new ; each in its immole and limited sphere aiming
to carry those principle.; into effect.
" Penetrated with admiration, and with gratitude
to the Author of ail good. tiir this auspicious view of
j events, the S:riety established iZ London fur the pro-
motion of permanent and universal Price, naturaily
turns its attertion to those human instruments to
whom the Almighty has given the power, and whose
will, we tryst, he has also inflnenced. to promote in
their high st.ltions his own cause in the earth.
" We are, therefiare, emboldened to seek the cerante_
nonce and suppqrt of a Monarch, whose professed
opinions favour this glorious object, and whose actions
hapOly confirm. the sitmerity of those professions.
" Deign, therefore, Lr, iwegt the heartfelt
ac!inowledginents of this Society, for tkiipart year
.Alajert,ty has taken in the ca :se of suffering humanity ;
and permit me to present to your Majesty, in their
name, a set of tl.e *fracts which they have publislivi
with a view to promote the object of permanent and
nniversal Peace. Those t2.:t. explain the princirlee
on which their ex,rtions at fmntied, awl the progr,,:a
v:hit:ll th'y have rirzalf
Sizir_td, (on behalf oi the Committee)
P.OBEIIT MARSDEN, Chairman.
' " 31.1.1thiars, London, Scet. i 7. 1818."

t, Ais.h,chl.pene, the 6th-ism Oct. isis.
" I re,:_!ivea, -Sir, with aatisfaction, the communica-
ticr.:s of a Society estal.li,hea upon priaziples conducive
to permanent and universal Pure.
• " mixture of good and evii Asarva'.ne re:ent •
events, has exemplifiel in a signal. manner the *tlis••
Grit-nitrating dispeniaition of Divine Providance, in
mercy and judionent.
" As a Christian, I cannot but Jesire the estatilish-

meat of Pace on .earthby 'every lewial and prscticable
aeons.
" As a Christian Sovereign, I must anticipate a time
when nation shaic not lift up sword against nation.,
neltker shall they learn %via any more. The unanimity
of other Christian powers is yet uninterrupted; aue.,
fenndel on the principles of our holy faith, haJ• the
fairest prospect of stability.
" Permanent and universal Peace is not altogether
at man's disposal: it is encouraging to observe tap
growth of pacific dispoaitions is the world ; and societies
emiducted in a toorerate and C'nristian spirit, may
"coricribatp to their extension and maintenance.
" With these views, the object of year Sl4:.tiety canuot
fail ofiey cordial Approbation, without invoivieir an
implied concurrence in measures adepted for its attain.
meat, over whizh ua cantrel:
" To Robert hlars eu, " A.LEXANDER."

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.London." •
The ;Icy. Lewis Way rus the tzaret of this its.
part tat letter. The Emperor intrusted it to his ears,
with a request that he woaia liimselfdeliyer it into the
hands of the Chairman. This commission he executed
immediately on his rrttu•n t:^rn the Continent. Th,a
letter was retitten is Eligiioh, and !ivied by the Em.
per Jr's ow n hand.
' An appeal was entered on Thurs.lay, by the Right
1103. .1. snllivar, ag:Unst the recent ilecree of Sir
,cot, by which Sir Wiliam pronounced es valid the
marriage- betwaen Mr. Sullivan's son, and the natural
Aaughtcr ef ()Maker, huntt-aaan to the Berkeley Hunt..