The National Register.
London, England, 1820-10-02 00:00:00

No. 1,27!.—V0L. XIII.]

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
PAtus, Sept. B.—lt was asserted, and flattering
hopes were entertained at the Tuilleries yesterday,
that the confinement of the Duchess was very near
at hand.
NAPLES, Seept. B.—The squadron which has
sailed for Palermo has the most positive orders to
try all conciliatory means, previously to acting in a
hostile manner. We cannot persuade ourselves that
this town will persist in its resistance, in face of a
force whose action might entail upon it such disas-
trous consequences • and especially when it stands
so unsupported by the adherents to the constitutional
government of the towns of Messina, Catania, Syra-
cuse, Trapania,and Milazzi.
PALERMO, Aug. 26.—1 t is this evening rutnoured
that our town will renounce its independence, on
guarantee of the concession of some privileges.
TniesTE,Sept.l2.—lt is thought that the Turks
intend to interrupt the communications between
Corfu and Albania. Numerous small Ottoman ves-
sels of war are cruising in those passages, and do
much injury to commerce.
The insurrection which manifested itself in Zante
was promptly suppressed.
VIENNA, Sept. 16.—1 t is announced as positive
that the Duke of Wellington will immediately join
the camp at Pest, where the Duke of Cambridge is
already. The British Ambassador at our Court,
who was also about to set off for the cutup, has
received counter orders from his Government.
The same reception that the Duke de Gallo met
with at Clagenfurt, awaits the other Ambassadors
and Envoys which the present Government at
Naples has sent to other European Courts.
We have just received the afflicting intelligence
of the death of Madame, the hereditary Princess of
Holstcia.Olrlenhergh, who was born on the 23d of
February, 1800, daughter of Prince d'Anhaes-Bern-
bourg•Sekaurnbourg.
Mantilla, Sept. I4.—Tuesday last, 12th, a cou-
rier extraordinary Arrived fiom Andalusia, bringing
intelligence that on the 9th and 7th there was a
movement at Seville, something like that which we
had here in the beginning of the month. The
Captain-General, O'Donoju, ordered all the patri-
otic societies to be closed. We have not as yet
received further details respecting this affair.
a On the same day, the 12th, in the evening, it was
ordered that the half of the troops of the garrison
should hold themselves under arms all night, and
that the other half should be ready at the first signal.
The patrols of cavalry and infantry have been
reinforced.
On the Bth the inhabitants of Cadiz were in the
best health, and enjoyed perfect tranquillity.
M. Ostoloza arrived on the 9th at Murcia, and
has been placed in one of the Chambers of the ex-
Tribunal of the Inquisition. The proceedings
against Idm arc carried on with the greatest activity.
The Gazette de France states, that on the 14th
after three days discussion, the first article of the
law respecting nu:jowls, or entails, by which they
are suppressed, was carried in the Cortex. It now
only remain; for the King to sanction this law, and
property in Spain will henceforth be alienable. The
Government, it is said, did not with for the total
suppression of entails, but Ministers could obtain no
concession on this point, and were obliged to yield.
The Gazelle de France adds, that it is thought in
Madrid the King will not give his sanction to this
decree of the Cortes : in which. case the discussion
will be renewed in the Cortes next session; and if
the Cortes should then decide as they have now, and
the King again withhold his assent, it is only
metes:airy that in the following session the Cortes
should once more pass the same decree, when it will
become law, independent of the King's will.
STVTGARD, Sept. 19.—The committee appointed
by the association for the encouragement of the
National Manufactures approved, on the 31st of het
month, the following plan of the " Statutes of the
Union," and chose De. Jahn pre;idelit, maid NI.
("annuli, merchant, es his substittae.
Statutes of the association for the encouragentent
of the National Manufactures:—
Art. I.—Each of the unilcrsittatell engages, on bit
word of honour, to Fre:lose e. fun,
fins of Ocuil.er, Is2o—such of the snicks est iiiii traten
in Art. V. 43 lac V 4 ant, tilliy of home sus nut ,
and further to COUIIII'Ute, AS fat as 111111 On hits, to