The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

FLANDERS IYD DUTCH MAILS.

CORFU, Itiattett 13.—The Commissioners formed
by order oldie Government of the 17th of January,
condemned to six years' impthoament Anastacius
P,:ta (surnamed Cuchi) as an accomplice of Antonio
Martinengo t the Lout Conunisssoner has ordered
the execution of the sentence. Sir Thomas Mait-
land then dissolved the commission, and ordered all
the persons arrested to be set at liberty, on condition
of their giving to the government of Lilac security
for their good conduct in future. Pietro Logotelli
and l)ioaesio Platimessi arc expected, from this
measure, nut to be pet•utitted to return to 'Ante till
after the lapse of u year.
FRANKFORT, APRIL 15.—An order, emanating
front the cabinet of Berlin, decides that the French
law, are no longer to be applied in clues of high
treason in the Grand Duchy of the Lower Rhine.
It is alarmed that the Empetor of Russia, who, as
we be;nre mentioned, has expressed to the Grand
Duke of Hesse his satist:iction with the represent-
ative constitution which is now established in his
dominions, has likewise approved of the new constitu •
firm which the Dole of Oldenturgh has hal draWn
up for his dominions. His Serene Highness had
consulted his Imperial itlajesty on the basis of the
Constitution.

To rive an idea of the manner in which the pre
nt political situation of Europe, and Germany in
particular, is considered in our diplomatic body, we
quote the copy of a report sent within these few days
by a legation to its Arum It is as flatcars:—
S;nce the Neatkilitans had shown a cowardice sur-
passing every thing that their advers.irics (1/I\ll to
hope, thitqo have taken a very remarkable turn.—
The monarchical principle has olitaiued a victory so
&eisivc that the events in Piedmont have. lost all
their importance, anti the fate of Italy is considered
to be decided ; that the liberals of every descr;ption
nuversally disappear; that people cease to talk of
constitutions; finally, that the only fear now re-
maining is, that the wait' advantages that have been
gained, almost without striking a blJw, may not
be wisely turned to an account. The moment is
came what it is po,sible to give with u gtxkl grace,
and without being constrained to it, those iustitu•
lions which the voice of the age demands, and'
which may be granted without injutitig the royal
power, as the example of Wortemberg and Batavia
prove.

INSPRUCK, APRIL 9.—Troops still continue to
pass through this city tin. Italy. Oil the sth a
division of the Emperor's hussars arrived, and on the
!Wowing day a battalion of the regiment of Kuuuitt.
LsusANNE, ileum 11.—h may b interesting
at this moment to know some particulars of the
members who comp,sed the provisional junta at
Turin. Their nain.s art.—Di Baralo, son of the
senator of that name, the richest landholder in
Piedmont; Di Drone, Minister of the Interior of
the kingdom of Italy, under Buonapurte ; Prince
Cisterna, of the first families in Piedmont ; Gen.
Ghillini, ChsiM.erlain of Buunaparte ; Alacenti,
appointed by Buunaparte Bishop of Vercolli ;
D'Ancient, u Savoyard, Colonel of Carabiuivra of

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the late kingdom of Italy ; Pareto, a Genoese
deputy, from Galin, ut Paris under Duonaparte ;
Lent di Albugratio, Minister of FitialiceA of the late
kingdom of Italy ; &LTA, ex.i)oue of (i.:,itra ; Me-
razzo, of one of the illustrious liunilies or. Piedmont ;
the I)uke of Valombrosa, the richest landholder of
bud of the first bunking-house of
Turin ; and Fruvig,t, head of mercantile house ut
Cse.toa.
APR 1 T. 25.-I)ECREF.-..We. William, sty the Grace
of Gad, King of the Netherlautir. Ae. considecing tl tat, according
to reports which have Inca received. sl..ves sire now sod then
imported iido the cohnly of Sunman loan eel Lain threign colonies,
where the slave trade with .Krieg direct is still permitted
refettingfo the treaty concluded between the Netherlands and
Great Britain on the 4th of March. Ellb; 'electing to the law
of the enth Noventb.n., 1515; haviog examhie.l toe reports of
our Alinisters for Fureiso Ati!,irs, Justice., Public Instruction,
Natidnal lndustcy, and Colonies, by the advic.t of our Privy
Council, have tl.ought tit and determined to prohibit the impora
tation of slaves into the uolontei of our kimulum, and especially
into that of Stirnecti, from those colonies where the direct slave
trade with Africa is still permitted, a., we do by these present!,
and under the same peaalties as ere denounced against the
importation of proltibittsl go,sls there.
Onr Mini! to of Ptetiie Instruction. National Industry, and
Colonies, is charged with the execution of this dcert2, of which
communication is to be made to our Almiaters of Forei,m Atfairs
niul Justice, tend to the Council of State, and this our resolution
is to be inserted in the otlizial journal.
o:signal) WILLIAM.

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