The National Register.
London, England, 1820-12-10 00:00:00

TM NATIONAL REGISTER

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARTS, DEC. 4.—Viscount Chateaubriad, whq
has been appointed Minister Plenipotentiary to the
Court of Prussia, had a private audience of the

King.
We learn that the military revolution which was
effected at Lisbon on the 1 lth, by a part of th offi-
cers of the army of Oporto, was happily counter-
acted on the 18th, without effusion of blue!, by a
counter revolution, owing to the good spirit of the
army itself, and to the wise firmness of all classes of
the citizens. The officers of the army have pro-
tested against the events of the 11th, and declared
the intervention of the military in the acts of the
government was illegal, and of pernicious example.
In consequence, the new Junta has retired, and that
which was removed on the 11th has been restored.
The Prince Royal is expected, and it appears that
the revolution of the 11th had for its object to pre-
vent the effects of his approaching arrival in Furore.
The three great powers aysembled at Troppau
have signified to the King of Naples that they wish
him to appoint, with as little delay as possible, a
place where they, can confer with him. The object
of this interview is to advise upon the best means
of appeasing the state of disquietude which now
reigns in his kingdom. It is firther said that the
three northern Sovereigns have informed his Neapo-
litan Majesty, that, in the event of the impossibility
of. his complying with the proposed overture, his
refusal will be considered as a pawl that he is not
free in his states.
TROPPACT, Nov. 20.—The Emperor of Russia,
who has recently received several couriers from St.
Petershurgh, is preparing to depart for his capital.
It is affirmed that his Imperial Majesty has received
advice that a Treaty of Trade and Navigation on
the Black Sea has been concluded between England
and the Porte.
VIENNA, Nov, 18.—The last news received from
Troppau relative to Naples announce that the Al-
lied Sovereigns have ununimouly declared that they
desire the re-establishment of the ancient order of
things at Naples; and that they would regard as
enemies of the general tranquillity all those who
should contribute to the prolongation of the existing
disorders.
NIADRID, Nov. 22.—Their Majesties entered
the capital this afternoon at four o'clock, on their
their return from their visit to the Escurial. They
entered by the gate of St. V incent ; the garrison and
the national militia were drawn up to receive thmn.
The concourse of people was immense, the evening
being extremely fine; and the air resounded with
cries of " th' Constitution for ever r The new
Minister of War, 1)on Cayetaao Valdes, has likewise
arrived here.
Nov. 23.—The Gaceto dcl Gobierao contains seve-
ral decrees of the King, which give the sanction to
those of the Cartes. These decrees relate to the pay
of the army, the predatory bonds, and the punish-
ment of the ecclesinstics who may render themselves
obnoxious to the laws.
The Council of State has ordered the occupation
of the temporalities of the Archbishop of Valencia,
and the offence to be referred to the proper tribunals.
All the Prefects have explained to the inhabitants
cf their several districts the events which disturbed
tbr a moment the public tranquillity at Madrid, and
guarantee them in future against a recurrence of
similar agitations. Divers proclamations to that
effect appeared in the public journals. Despatches
from Ciudad Rodrigo confirm the intelligence of
the arrest of the rebel Morales in the Commune of
Allargates in Portugal.
On the 11th, sailed from Cadiz a division of the
fleet for South America. The squadron cansists of
the Legere and Viva frigates, The Arethusa cor-
vette, and tile sloops Hercules and Hyena, under the
orders of Capt. Angel Lebade, take under protection
four transports, having on board warlike stores, pro-
visions, clothing, accoutremenrs, &c. which will
prove a seasonable supply to the loyalists.
VITTORIA, Nov. 18,—The political chief has
published a proclamation, in which he says a hand-
fill of factious men had formed the criminal project
of rebelling against our beloved King, and against
the country in which they had the happiness to be
born. At the head of it were Guerque' ex-com-
mandant of the reserve of Cantahried ; andGuinarra,
keeper of the salt magazine. The patriotism and
the good conduct of the militia of this city, &c.
have disconcerted the chiracricil plans of these intio.
mous men. The traitor Gliergite, abandoned by
the guards whom he hail succeeded in seducing by
deceitful promises, is flying in terror, accompanied
by the fimatic priest of Foronda and his servant;
but they are pursued in all directions, and will soon
fall limier the sword of justice.
The King and the Queen, as well as the other
menCoers of the royal family, continue to enjoy good
health.

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flounce that, %via was inevitable. Thu prcparation.;
lot are I.;e:sed with itivitAilile nuivity.