The National Register.
London, England, 1823-02-16 00:00:00

pion, .on this/hint
Bavaria and Wurteniberg will act together,.for Aiith
have refused to assist at the eonkrences of Vienna
befixe they iestrumod the Ministers at that Court,
not to enter into any negociatiod, but only to re-
ceive ad reveadtun the propositions made to them.
It may, hotvvner, be expected that psoposisions of
the nature above-mentioned will be laid before the
Diet, though without departing from constitutional
methods, it is not expected that they will effect any
alteration in the Constitutioaal States. Among ail
these States, there is in no one, any discord between
the Ministry and the litepreirentatives,except in Ba-
den • and there the Minister Berstedt, though fur-
inerly the advocate of different opiuiens, has shewn
himself, particularly during the settahm, wlrict ter•
minuted on Jan. 31st, the friend of absolute Mo-
narchy.
" The speech of the King of France has reached
us by an extraordinary count"! As it was the last
day of the month, when many time bargains were to
be settled, the consterontion and tumult were great
on 'Change. Spanish Beeurities fell very low, and
ti/tAibilfilt.VaretilnetNiAderlared.. A young man;
in particular, Is rota the object of pity, who had
speculated beyond his means, and unable to survive
the stain on his honour, blew out his brains."
LAUSANNE, Fes. s.—Count Berhna is expected
daily at Geneva. The mysterious person, wh(..2e
arrival in Switzerland his excited so much curiosity,
is M. Fauche Borel, who was not inactive in 1815.
A Diplomatic Conference is to be held, it is said, at
Berne, in the course of this month, the object of
which it is easy to divine. The Piedmontese Go-
vernment is arming, and provisions are collecting at
Chamberry fur 4,000 horse; it remains, however, to
be seen, it; according to report, these provisions are
for Ibreibm troops.
Count Capo &Istria, who is still at Genoa, has
made arrangement which lead us to the belief that
he will remain there till the beginning of the next
month.
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CAMBRIDGE COUNTY MEETING.

A meeting was held firs..tridav, nu the Nlarket...kill,
its the town of Cambridge, on the subject of Parliament-
ary Reform.
Ostlers tad, we understand, heel' issued to prerem the
aittn lance ul the students, bat from the numbers residing
nut of the colleges, this was ei dy ineffectual, and
many gownsineu were presc.tt 011 the Market-hill.
Ata 111lIe alter I I o'clock the people began to assemble;
and at IV the business or the meeting was opened by
Under Shell* reading the requisition, which Wil3 sated
to be ,iefted by 1,024 ireeholders.
Mr. C. VEALLS, after reading a letter from the Duke
of Bedford apologizing for his absence, said, he hoped
lie miLtht out be deellitii presumptuous its thus early
offering Ilitutell to the atI.MMD of the meeimp. They
were met there to peurnu.e the great and glorious cans,:
of reform in the representation of the people; and who
that heard hitii—u Ito that possessed the heart uf a Mall,
and the leeliugs of an Etiglishinuo, could tail to his
yo,re ag Oust that system uf corructioa and nti.gutetu-
utcnt
witch had plunged almost IVC,y class of tilt cum
mutiny into misery and ruin? Ile ti mild a-lc totem Mite
it wasp to txpeet that all) felillt:l1141 of Ilia taxes
cowl I oIrO.II alt atleytaie relief, while the atiterest of
Well a debt n maim tl to be tiettayed 1 It was mutat
in% itiota.,d that he telt himself boom to curfew lit tile
pro, ri •ty and justice of the petition atioved m the Collins'
el .orloik lie then pro 'ceded to ti.ge the necessity of
a r du :ti di of the ecclesiastical establishintuts in Log-
laud an t Ireland, am! the abuliami in the system til
tithes, w.ticit he designated as odimig. 11 was just and
irecessal that in this hour of listless the el,fry should