The National Register.
London, England, 1814-10-30 00:00:00

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tee+ !e•t on he aThanee of power with moderation and jus
ti e. 1' s lwr wish to re Lecome the prop of the %teak t:nd
Alef tile! of the oppressed —!!rance, in this disproportion,
w,lt -.mien!. in the a,ra,lve e ,ts tendiisg to consolidate a ge-
neral peace, and Ow. e So:ereigns wl o have so nobly pro-
clahned the c-tre principles will const elate with her this
(linable c mpact, wh.tlt is to ensure the rei o,e of the
n 1.1."
Further Drench I' ters were receis ed on T(n sday. They
notice partieto,-tiv the Memorial fom the lit ench Govern-
inPnt, eresentet; Tallev!and on the 4th instant to the Mi-
niste,s Renipotet ti 4ies of the other great Powers assembled
At Talk: viand, it is said, has strotTaly remonstrated
main t rl a system of aggrpndizement of the Allied Powers ;
if the I/ persist im extending their• f entiers beyond those of
)7c).2, " Fiance ,',,aNs he. will not op"osc it in an active man•
Tier, a-,d will tA•• no steps calcuhited.to disturb the peace so
lvip• ii re est,bli-hed between the Princes of Europe, but
she would be eblityrd to dccl ne acknowledging those changes,
rind to elccl,are Vert ti,e staters :pro of li 92 iq the only regular
one is r ey• s.'"Phe melting of this threat appears to
imply !hat Fiance, when a «Invenient oeportunitv offer,,
mat.e such an acratit.y...tmlit a ground of fict: e quarrel.
lt is Also stair(' in tine slow artier..., that one. of :he most itn-
portant ;,bjects di appears to occupy the Plenipotentiaries
of tl,e gnat Powers, is the estlldi,liinent of certain general
In Inc 1 of nations, which are henceforth to be
adop ed recogni;:ed be all the states of the great Euro-
pe-, f m and that it is said thit the principles of France
an: 11, sia nearly arprexinnte on the trust delicate points.
!This i great object ; the Fen(l.l Government, jealous of
our ma i into sup2riorite, wishes to rahe a new clamour
a Xlll5 Ur nraitime tights, and hopes to obt::in the co-ope-
ration o' Russia in some phesible scheme for establishing
vhat is call;:d the Ithertv of the s as. Accot ding to a para-
g app from U.one, a new I'lenipotentianv was. proceeding to
the Congre, in the person ef General Remand, who had
iu,t rut ivt d to malie his peace e th the Pope, and was then
gt)ipg en to Vienna, of cottr.A. as the representative of Buo-
Ira pat te.

I,c'tte's from rat is state, that the Spanisb (Thief, Mina,
vho was iirres ed there, has been since liberated by order of
tire French Nlinisrer i f Pi)lice.

';'i►e C: own P 1 kce, in the name of tl►e King of 74weden,
has accei►ttd the N,irwegian Constitution dee; eed at Eides-
walde, arA e,rautell nam vcstv. Prince Christian left Tons-
be! gvn the :,th for CoFenli3gen.

The l'rerch Chamber of Deputies has been engaged in the
consideration of the affairs of St. Domingo, and on the res-
toration of :he property of the Emigrants. On the former
5 hi cct, M. the Prcsidynt, has wade a report, in which
he anticirates that the will readily teturn under the
dominion of France; but from the necessity of obtaining
more accurate information of the st.:te of the Island they can-
not venture to .ecommend any measure; the Chamber has
Itelerred the whole matter to the d7.seretion of the Govern-
me :pt.—The Deputies appears very nnwElin,. to proceed fur-
ther in restoring the property of the Emigrants.
• It seems decided in France, that the re-po:,:ession of St.
Domingo is to he attempted ; w.ln.‘ther by negoeiation, or
by force of arols, eireumstan,:es are in future to determine.
A foreign journal, called the brussels Oracle., repea's the
tel-ott of an indisposition among the Sovereigns at Vienna
to receive Berwldo!te there ; an:l states that the Empress of
Russia and her two sisters. the Queen of Bavaria and (queen
Frederica of Sweden, form, with the two Grand Duchesses
of it,!ssia, a powerful party is favour of yomng Prince Gus-
tav us.