The National Register.
London, England, 1816-10-21 00:00:00

SPAIN. •
The Queen of Spain and her sister arrived in Nadal
on the 28th ult. The merriage ceremony, which con-
tacted the Princess, who is represented as young and
lovely, with the Beloved Ferdinand for life, was cele-
brated on the following day. It is hinted that the
Court of Brazil is to receive some substantial routine-
rations in return for its consent to this alliance ; and
the. Spanish writer says, " that the charms of the
yaw% spouse are well worth paminees, which Spain
can do very well without." This is not the first time
that a charming woman has been successfully employed
to thcilitute a diplomatic arrangement. •
Our Lord the king has been pleased to issue the fol-
lowing Decree:—
" n, tthing to signalize, by a mark of my royal mercy, the
happy day in which, completing the peace and tranquillity of
say dominions. I give to the Spaniards a tender mother in toy
dearly beloved and desired Queen; and being incapable of
fully enjoying the felicity which is prepared for me oil this
day, rendered still more memorable by the happy imion of
any beloied and august Brother, the Infante Don Carlos, with
the Infante Duna Maria Francisca, without alleviating, in as
far as the laws of the state of the kingdom may permit, the
fate of the unfortunate who groan under the weight ,if their
crime, I have conceded a general pardon to all delinquents
capable of receiving it in the Peninsula, and the adjacent
islands; and who may enjoy the same without prejudice to
others, or to public justice ; and I order, that at the proper
time, my Councils of the Admiralty, War, and the Indies, do
immediately propose to me the time in which a similar grace
ought to he extended to military and nasal offenders through
out all my dominions, and also to those in the transmavine
possessions, who may base deviatod from the path of dots ;
re.er ring to myself the right of giving to my bounty that am-
plitude which my feelings dictate; and which is due to that
ardent seal with which All my beloved subjects assemble
*lrwin(' my throne: when/tore I have resolved
'that this pardon shall be enjoyed by all prisoners lia-
ble to receive it, who arc now in the prisons of Madrid, or
other prisons of the King, and who have not committed the
crimes of &ease Maj,dotis divine or human; treason, homicide
of priests, fabricating false money, arson, exporting prohi-
bited articles, blasphemy, e—y, subordination and fraud,
forgery, resistance to justice and malversation of my Roy al
Powers. or of the supplies destined fur the army, uavy, or
thospitala.
" 2. That this grace extend to the fugitive and absent
.cieninals, who, within the tern of six months, if in Spain,
and one year if out of these kingdoms, shall present them-
selves before any Justices, in order that the said Justices,
open reporting to the Tribunals in which the causes depend,
anav proceed to declare the pardon.
4 3. That, ander the exceptions contained in Article I, the
values committed previously to the publication of this De.
erec, are alone comprehended in the pardon, and by no
we:4mi those which may be afterwards committed.
" 4. That offeuders condemned to labour in garrisons al:1
arsenals, who are not yet sent off, or who may be on the road
fur their destination, and who have not been convicted of the
erinies excepied in Article 1;11141 also be entitled to the said
parkin.
" a. That with regard to cases of offence in which there is
a third party aggrieved, the pardon shall not lie declared,
sonless there be a release from the said poly; and that, with
regard to those cases in which any pecuMary intereAt are
pewit ty is involved, it shalt not also be declared without satis-
ffetiou or acquaintance of the same; but that when the in-
terest or penalty falls to the exchequer or informer, the par-
don skill be valid."
." Signed with Lis Majesty's Royal Hand, Sept. 29.
-". To the Puke,President of the CounciL"

Russt.t.
•
iDa the Soth of August the Emperor or Russia issued
she following Manifesto at Moscow
We, Alexander, by God's grace Emperor and Antoerat
efall the Rinsias„ 6:c.—At the ever memorable epoch of the
year 141 i, when the country was delivered from the iovasion
.cf a num.:ions and pow( rfal enemy, our thoughts were pre-
ferably dii ccted to the old capital of Russia, and we resolved
to repair to the midst of it, and express the feelings with which
its inhabitauts had inspired us. To theii love for us and
their country no sacrifice was too great. What they met and
sintered had penetrated our heart with deep affliction. The
Almighty, however, who presides over the destinies of na-
tions, hail determined that through their sntietings Russia
and Europe should he saved.—The flumes of MOSCOW were
the day-dawn of the deliverance of States. Flom the profit.
motion of its holy temples religion arose victorious. The
gallon of destnu•tiom which undermined the Krtmlin was
overolielmed itt its frl.gsuents : and thus Moscow, by its
•deeds, its fidelity, and its self-devotion, has set an example of
heroism and greatness. Deeply penetrated by these eircem-
stances, which are engraved in oar orentory and-on our heart,
e. en during the sear we extended to it all our paternal care,
iii order to atiOrd all possible support to its inhabitants struck
down to the earth. These cares werethe sit hjeet of reheated
instructions, which we transmitted to the Governor General
.of Moscow.

" Alter the war v:as •ended, after we had cooperated in
dlie ()Illy,' general states of Europe' aoil rcataincd
only ru long at lit. Peter%bared' as was absolutely
Ode, we resolved to gratify the wishes of our heart, and visit
voir .7apititl, honourable for its exploits as for Its antiquity,
'to become personally acquainted with its situation and it.
waists; and Wore the eyes of the win Id to acknowledge its
memorable sorviocs, which, hailowed by the Vivine Blessing,
.and duly estituatrd by 4incien Powors, call forth all our love
.and gratitude, as well as that of the country. In order to
tranxiolt to pe‘teeity lite recollection of its exploits, we. order
the.preseut Manifesto, token of our gratitude, to be
deposittiti in the archive of the Seuate of Moscow.
(signed) " ALEXANDER.
*" Moscow, Aug. thx6."

According` to an article from St. Peteriburglx, the
Trnperor tptittetl Morrow on the 124th ult. fur Warsaw.

Cie infant win of the Count a, 'Hiams, French Am-
leittotador.,, was baptioefl at Rome on the ifith ult. The
(*.ordinal Gonsalvi, who stood proxy for the Pope iv..
xitio.'nor aster the einationy, put. mond the neck of
itlte iuirrit a eALir of Lapis-lazuli, to which Wac :much-
el a wit :al, scr cuclosin a rclique of
Ca`...3. •