The National Register.
London, England, 1818-07-12 00:00:00

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tlettp:y •cugved is mAiating between Spain an& Poi -
tty,ll. It is wide(' that no doubt is entertained of his
Greet:l3 n:ing present at Aix-la-Chapelle in order :0
&clan:, I. in person his opinion re.pecting the evacua-
tion of the French teris.try by the Allied Troopr."
The peculiar situation of the Disko may itlitt, entitle
him to the distinguished exception from the declared
intentions of the ArLd sovereigns, that no Diplomatic
Representative from any Court shoal be present at
their lac:tangs.
It is unlersttxxl that the Emperor of Austria will
vigit the head-quarters of General Frinaoat, is Alsace,
before he goe3 to Aix-la-Chapelle.

!he cliTerenevs betw.:en the Grand Dute pf Baden
and the King of Bavaria, do not appear to be adjusted
yet. An arti:ic from Carlsrube, mentions that the
Baden Minister hal quitted Munich some time since,
and that tha Bavarian Minister, who had been absent
from Baden above a twelvemonth, was preparing to
have his ants removed from the hotel ocritpied by tile
Embassy. Hopes are still entertained that an einicable
arrangement may be made, because of tb_ertsonal
friendahip stitnisthrg between the two Princes.

By papers from Canada to lat June, we learn that
considcrable.diacontelit prevails in that province. The
whole district of Niagara, having adopted the princi-
ples, and proceeded according to the advice of a Mr.
Gourlay, in an addrass to the resident landlioldtrs,
every towuship held mectingl, and have each shown a
represent•ttive. These. representatives (I sin number,
among whom are several magistrates) have met, and
chosen four to represent the district of the Provincial
Convention, appointed to meet at York, Upper Canada,
on the 6th July, in order to send Commissioners to
England, with an address to his Royal Highness the
Prince • regent, respecting the condact of the Local
Government. The Committee of the Niagara District
have invited others to (hilow their example. Saturday
6th June, was appointed foe Township Rcpresenta-
ti yes. Much injury had been done by fire in Lower
Canada, in the woods At the German Settlement
of the Claudiere, and in that of tLe Seigniory of St.
Gabriel, several houses and a quantity of corn had been
destroyed.

By the F/amlaurgh mail, which arrived on Frilay,
we arc infunned that the D. wager Queen of Sweden
died on t 23d ult. having survived his tajesty that
late King, only between four and five months.
The Algemcine Zeitung assures the world, that the
manufactures of Germany and Switzerland have at-
tained a consid'era'ble pre-eminence over those of the
British loom. The German manufactures, comparative-
ly with those of England, must therefore enjoy a pros-
perous trade, if there be any sense or consistency in the
paper which furnishes the above triumphant statement
of their excellence ; and as the success of the British
merchants in foreign countries was the only ground
acknowledged for that inveterate hatred which it
seemed to be the object of certain writers to excite
against the name of England, we may now, perhaps,
entertain some hope that our allev,d misfortunes will
conciliate the compassien of arose who forn:e:iy envied
us—that as our wares riegme;•ate p:pal.arity will
fl(,,lrisli; and that a fe..v more unlucky speculations
among the German fairs mast earn for Englishmen the
warmest panegyrics in the pages cf the A/gcmenc
Z4:::..ring Oar theory en this nubject would riot indeed
be easily made intelligible to the zealots cf what mny
be termed mercantile faction ; for we can aes'ire sans
continent:.) competitors, that the en'.ighter.e3 part of
the English nation consider the pri;:ipority of and
'French, and Dutch, and lt•assian, and German com-
merce, as in the highest degree conducive, if not ab-
solutely essential, to that of the manufactures and com-
merce of Great Britain.

A liamburg•h Mail has arrived, and brought rapers
to the 30th ult. A new law has been proposed in the
Assembly of the Odelsthing, in Norway, prohibiting
till writing? tending to reflect tmon, er to insult, the
;Swedish or Norr.cgien nations, their !ews and institu-
tions, under the renalty of the work being seized,- and
the author imprisoned for a dine. not exceeding three
years, nor under three months. The I'.(litors of News
papers to be under a double responsibility, and their
Papers suppressed, if they insert any articles of the
above-mentioned tendency. The authors of the works
tending to disturb the union between the two king-
doms of the preeent order at succession. to be banished.-
A Jury will iudge of the deline,uency, an;i the punish
runt will be left to the diseretbn of the competent
Tribunals. Th.! Geve:nroeut ofS..vetlen, like our own,
has postponed the pa:-iient cf ids paper-moe.ey in cash,
but for a murh longer period, mum:ly, far five years.
In the meantime, us in this eaur...l-y, preparations arc
to be made for withdrawing toe paper currency from
cireulation.

It appears cern that Mr. reel has retired front
the situ.ttina of Chief Secretory for !reload ; and
the Irk. paperb may, -that he h to Lc sucecdel by Mr.
Charlcs Grant.