The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-25 00:00:00

blislied at Urgel its Pmvi
which the Marquess of Ma
The Ampuralan, or more

G.wernments, of
lorida is President.
Orly speaking, the
entirely risen cn
as Figneiras, was
Misty. The district
to tale part in the

district of .Gerona,• had a
masse; and that pl,ic;!.. as

seriously threatened by the .
of Barcelona was also begintie
revolt.
The districts of Campredon and Manresa were not
in a more satiefaetory state.:, lot, Beidelue, Men-
em, and Berga, were enett, continued strug-
gle with the Royalists. We do not speak oTPuiceeshe
where a levy ru masse liasekssa place. It is well
known that that plate, Pelves, and Urgel, are in
the heeds of the insurgents, and that Organja is un-
able to resist, In short, the situation of the consti-
tutionalists in Catalonia was stich, that on the 4th
of this month theyeeiere not only deprived of com-
munication Arid, but even the commandants
of the several rtricts could not correspond with
each other, on account of the number of the Gue-
rillas, who are now more considerable than in the
last war with the French
BRUSSELS, Acta. I 9.1--!T we may believe a letter
from Vienna, of a very recent date, an express from
Constantinople has brought news of the highest im-
portance, which is said to authorise an expectation
of approaching events in Turkey, which will wholly
change the face of affairs.
1-lA3/annuli, Aye. 16.—Accounts from Hanover,
dated the 12th,state, that the Duchess of Cambridge
and the young Princess are in perfect health: The
christening of the royal infant was fixed for the 16th
instant, at Montbrillont, and his Royal Highness
the Duke will depart for London on the ''oth.
VIENNA, Auu. Archduchess Maria Louisa
is expected here about the lieginnieg of October.
She will reside in a part or the Paleee of Schoen-
bruin, where her son also has his residence. It is
affirmed that tke Emperor Alexander has expresser!
a Wish that the new Congress tVhich Was to be held
is Italy, at Leghorn, or Verona, may be held at Vi-
enna, " the residence in which (these are-his own
words) is more agreeuble to him titan countries that
are too warm."
COPENHAGEN, AUG. 11.—During this summer
several Eitgl,sh ships have visited Iceland, fur the
purpose of filching cargoes of ire, but did not attain
their proper object, the expellee of conveying the ice
to the coast being so great, that it would not an-
swer. Two of these vessels have pulsated in the
floating ice from the Pular regions, and only about
•t 0 of the crew saved.
The volcano of Oetield Jokkel, Iceland, which,
since its first eruption, d I i half
a_ remained quirt
a year, broke out again with great violeace on the
26th of June, and has done great d:.:ll.tgc to the
surrounding country, by the sleet quantity of ashes
which it has cast up.
Benue, Au.. 10.—A Royal Cabinet Oder hu
been published, in which his Majesty states, that on
the late marriage of iris daughter, tee Princess
Alexandlina, he had resolved, us on the marriage of
his daughter, the Princess Charlotte, and his nieces
the Princess Frederica, to excuse his subjects from
the payment of the contribution called tire Princees
Tax, usual on the marriae,e of Prussia•r Princesses;
but that. les Majesty does this as a favour, without
any obligation for the future, or detracting from the
rights of his successors on the throne, in the gracious
confidence that his subjects•will greciouely ackuowe
ledge this mark of Iris paternal kind Tess.
ODES/ t, JULY 25.—1 t is reported that the Rm.
sian ships in the Black Sea, 14 ships strung, is to be
armed ut Seeustopol. God turbid that we should
make it believed that this is the commenceineut of
hostilities, but perhaps there is a plan of intimidating
the Turks when they shall have recovered the panic
which the death of the Captain niche has caused
them, to obtain at least some of the conditivas of the
last Ultimatum.. It is only to be feared that this
demonstration will have as little effect upon the
'lurks as those that have been previously made,
It is said that a, garrison of 3,000 'links will re-
main in tire principality, after tee arrival of the
flospodars. It appears that, considering the eircum-
stances, the Porte has determined en this measure,
contrary to the treaty of Bucharest.
The news from Bucharest say, that only 1,200
Turks will remain in -.het prinopelity after the are •
rivet of the Huseodar. There are still some vil-
laws burned in the neiehbourlax d of Jassy.