The National Register.
London, England, 1822-12-02 00:00:00

MONDAY. DECEMBER v, 1622.

banians. His troops even have dispersed and re-
turned home. He has sent to the Acarnanians
lately to lay down their arms, and to surrender, but
they replied, they would never be under his dorni-.
nion unless as corpses; that it was usalcu to wend
any thing but troops to them, whom they Wac
ready to receive. The Acarnanians have taken their
measures, have sent their women and children on
the other side of Asprepoteme, and those who are
capable of bearing arms, to the number of 8,000,
are firmly resolved to perish or conquer, but not to
abandon their country a prey to the enemy. The
neighbouring foreigners have employed all sorts of
intrigues to deceive the Acarnanians, to oblige
them to lay down their arms and follow the example
of the Souliots, who were deceived by the same fo-
reigners, but they have produced no effect on the
mind of the Acarnanians. They have many exam-
ples bafore them, which they know how to profit by.
I add a letter written by Captain !decry to his
countrymen on the 23d September, Old Style. He
says, "My brothers liiromerires, I inform you by
this letter that I have received your letter which
you sent me. I have comprehended the contents,
and have seen that it was necessary for us to be
united to repulse the enemies. You know, my bro-
thers, that the Greeks of Cravari, of Apocoro, and
of Zeggo, assembled at Vrachory, where our Presi-
dent, hlaurocordato, and the Archontes, are also.
• I am at Cartrina with I,3oovnen, and to-morrow
we hope to set out from here, and the othersikom
Vrachory, to go against our enemies with the firm
resolution, under the name of the Almighty, to die
with arms in our hands, and not like women. We
are to meet.ut Machala. Without taking any other
baggage than your muskets end ammunition, set
out without loss of tiAao, that we may all togeher
prevent the evil."

THE CONGRESS'.
—was—
VERONA, Now. 13.—The Ministers of Austria.
Russia, France, and Prussia, in colleen with the
Duke of Wellington, continue their conferences.
There is reason to believe that the presont situation
of the East, and the affairs of Spans, have hitherto
been the only two objects on which the discussions
of the Plenipotentiaries have turned.
The Archduke Ferdinand d'Este, military gover-
nor of Hungary, has obtained permission front the
Supreme Council of War at Vienna to quit Baden,
where he had his head-quarters, to attend the Con-
gress. He is expected to arrive here shortly.
It is positively asserted that the Emperor Alex-
under will leave us on the loth of December next,
his Majesty having determined to return to the
capital of his Empire in time for the Christmas fes-
tival. It is said that one of the Emperor's Adjutant
Generals, who Set out two days ago with despatches
for St. Petersburg!), is directed to communicate his
Majesty's determination to the Ministry and the Se-
nate.
It is generally believed, that independently of the
definitive resointions, which will emanate from the
Congress, the Russian cabinet has already adoptcxt a
definitive determination with regard to Turkey.—
Thus, it has been remarked, that the communica-
tions between this city and St. Petersburgh are very
active. The Russians who are here concern them-
selves but little about the different subjects which
are submitted to the Congress; the afl irs of the
Utast alone fix their att;mtion.

1 he Greek Deputies, having undergone at Ancona
the quarantine established by the Political Govern-
ment, have set out, and are already atrived at Ala,
a little town situated between Verona and Roveredo.
I t is understood that as soon as the Nlnaister of State,
Count Cap° d'lstrit, arrives, they twill obtain per-
minion to come here.

The King of Prussia has sent for Count Kleist.
This Field Nlorslial, who hos just ken appointed
Nltnister of the Council of Skate, enjoys great itiflu-
mice in the Prussian cabinet. Elc .01 to scan:lll.lly
the King io his journay to I' and NJPIeS,
Sk:VCr.li it:Luaus have b2ut given at the residence
Emperor of .Aast..-Is. he only Smer.:h.rn
waa um prertClll at Luau WaS 114 of N.l•
FICS, V.lau duz.: out :*tad hunt.elf quo.. at Lis elm.