The National Register.
London, England, 1822-09-23 00:00:00

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LONDOI. MONDAY, SPTEMBER 23.
Mee o'clock, p.m.
We received last night the Paris Paprs of Friday
by express. The following are extracts :••••••
PARIS, SEPT. I9.—There is a report that the ex-
istence of secret societies under different denomina-
tions, particularly that of the society ofregeneration,
in su:ne of the cantons of Switzerland, has attracted
the attention of foreign powers. It is added, that
siruilar associations are also organised on the (run-'
tiers of Milan.
A secretary of the Foreign-office set out yesterday
for Vienna, with despatcries• fur the Viscpmte de
Montmorency.
Some JoUtnals have been affected for some days
with a warlike temperament ; they make regiments
snatch, provision fortresses, and trace camps, only
apparently to destroy them all in a few days. The
troops which passed through Lyons, and which have
caused so many conjectures, arc only battalions
which were separated from their corps, and which,
in consequence of the new organization, are going
to join them. These battalions are going towards
the east, and not towards the south, as is pretended.

The Journal de Toulouse of the 13th announces,
that the chiefs of the factious in the provinces of
Biscay, would have about 1,200 men under their
orders, have formed at Guipuscoa a provisional
junta, after the example of that of Navarre ; they
are nut, however,masters of any town of importance.
According to later news rereived from Bayonne,
this paper announces that Quesada had been forced
to raise the siege of Jacca.
Three thousand men have Leen disembarked at
Tarragona, and are preparing to set out to reinforce
the constitutional troops; a second reinforcement of
equal number is epected. General Mina, who is in
that town, waits for their arrival. to commence his
operations.
We learn from Rouen of the 17th, that up to that
time the arch of the tower was still standing, but
the calcination is so great that it must be destroyed
if it do nut foil of itself. The fire it contained is
nearly extinguished. During the whole of the
16th, and in the following night, many spots of fire
were discovered in the roof, whien the engines have
es: in,tzuished.
BI:UBSELS, SEPT. 19 —Ytsterday evening a
British cabinet messenger passed through this
city ; he came from London, ai.d was going in all
haste to Vienna, to carry thither the appointment
of Mr. Canning to the office of Secretary for Foreign
Affairs in the room of the late Marquis of London-
tierry. 'ate (Duke of Wellington wished for this
nomination to be made befbre he set out for Vienna.
The committee appointed by his Majesty last
Blareli, to consider of measures for the relief of agri-
culture, and of which Baron Roell is President, has
terminated its labours, and has just presented its
report to the King. _

We learn that his Excellency the Minister of
State, M. Oriel, has just been appointed by the King
President of • the Ano.tymous Society, which is to
meet at Brussels, for every thing r2lative to agri-
culture, commace, and manufactures, according to
the regulations of the royal decree on that subject.
A ta-La-C H A PELL SEPT. 12.—We have received
a letter from the southern frontiers of Russia, which
says, that the claims brought forward by the Otto-
man cabinet to the fOrtresses in Asia, which are in
the power of Russia, have greatly excited the atten-
tion
of the cabinet of St. Petersburgh. It should
poem that Gen. Jermaloff, who commands in Geor-
gia, has received orders from the War Minister to
detach some troops, to reinforce the garrisons of the
Russian fortresses in Circassia. It is added, that
measures of precaution will also be adopted for the
safety of the fortresses situated between the Euxine
sod the Caspian, as well as of those in Russian Mol-
davia.

NenEstacao, Sk.PT 1 I.—We learn from Vienna
that the Aulic Council has just sent to the War De-
partnient aq order to raise all the regiments of in-
fantry in the Austrian army to their full comple-
ment. This measure must be carried into effect
about the end of September, or at the beginning of
October at the farthest. It is observed that the
corps formed by the Landwehr are exempt from this
ue_stsure. They are not to be embodied this year, as
has bmg been usual in Austria.
SL.I6 UN, SIFT. 2.—alie Hales of Balgrude con-
tinue To arnsunce victories, and to look on the con-
+tot Jf the Mures a.: certain ; but our Greeks have
takt n a little courage since the arrival of the ordi-
nary courier from tielgrade, with letters from Salo-
pa.* of the 16th, and Sevres of the lyth of August.
All tuese letters continue to announce victories
gaited by the Gre !,: they assert that Chourschid
ALI ha Las ken dt.c.tteil, and that in consequence
returned to Larissa with 3,000 men, anti that he
nittle a third call %quit the blussulinans, which
"g) Movelieved. ficy assert also, Abut Qatar
L'ljno has *sogro 4;144 near Janina.

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