The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-22 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.
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Perri, JAN. 13.—A peat number of the depu-
ties al-pointed is Ainerlea for the Cortes are arrived
Spam.
The Duchess of Florida, consort of the Kin° of
the two Sicilies, resides at Florence, in the pal•ue
of the Crocctta. His Nlajesty, notwithstanding his
great age, retains great physical strength, and
enjoy td tile pleasure of slanting the evening before
Lis departure from Florence,
Col. Heyland, his Britannic Majesty's Consul at
Caen, has delivered to the Mayor of that town the
sum of 550 francs, which was collected for the poor
umong,sl the English residents there.
AI. Mariette, ex-Conventionalist, died yesterday,
at Paris, at the age of 60. He was one of those
who voted for the imprisonment of Louis XVI.
We have news from Madrid, by means of an
extraordinary channel to the 4th of this month.
They had learned there the arrival, at Cadiz, on
the 31st December, of the frigate id the Royal
Marine LA Constitution, from Vera Cruz and Ha-
vannah, after a voyage of near :10 days. This
frigate had an extremely valuable cargo ; she had
on board 3,500,000 large piastres, 2,941 silver
arks, &e _ _

According to a supericr, order, the schools of
mutual in introduced into Eeveral regi-
ments, will be abolished It appears, says the
Gazetie de Fiance, that they did not answer the end
expected.
LISBON, DEC. 27 —( Extract of a private letter,—
" 1 write to announce to you the nomination of the
Deputies to the Cartes for our province, which ter-
initiated the day hAbre yesterday, at six o'clock in
the evening." The writer then states, that the
circumstance created the most unbounded joy, and
that in two minutes after the first signal announced
that the representatives of Lisbon were elected, the
most brilliant and universal illumination of the
city, and two leagues round, took place, so suddenly
us to resemble enchantment. Those elected arc said
to be the persons must distinguished fbr their prin-

Sir James Crawfurd is said to have been ordered
to quit Paris in :11 boors.
I.ittle reliance is to be placed on all the news
published in certain
sjournals here. It is evidently
manufactured at Paris, as well as much of that
relative to Spain which has retently appeared.

Chateaudouble It.tv tog d.clared in letters to
the French jourmis that he had never been olfired
a bribe by the French Nlinistry, and consequernly
could not be the Member of the Chamber of D...pu-
ties pointed out by Gut. liontulieu, that General
has written a letter to the ultra-ltoyalist journals,
in which he asserts that M. Chateaudouble was the
person meant by him,

VIENNA DEC. 3 i.—The energetic declaration
of the Neapolitan Parliament have strengthened the
belief of an approaching war. Tilt snare of Itoths.
child's loan have suddenly fallen from 112 to 108
five-sixths.

The Emperor Alexander, who has been here
since the day betbre yesterday, requests that no fiAes
ruay be givco on his account. lie will remain ut
Vienna only till Wednesday next.
The Grand Duke of Tuscany is expected at Lay-
barb, and also the King of Sardinia and the Duke
of Modena.

ciples, talents, and wealth.
MADRID, JAN. 3 —Letters from this capital say
that it enjoys the greatest tranquillity. The people
arc alive to every thing that seems to endanger their
liberties, but entirely confide in their constituted
authorities fur obtaining redress.
JAN. 4.—The clubs have been closed with the
approbation of the true friends of liberty. They
were held in public coffee-houses; and as every
person, even the worst political intriguer, might
enter and speak, they did not retain their due con•
sideration. Public credit is improving from the sale
of national property.
Diligences have been established between Madrid
and Bayonne. _ _

Nam JAN. 13.—Tlii• King has given M. de
Villele, Minister Secretary of State, the decoration
of the Royal and Military Order of St. Louis.

Desolation is in the residence of the Prince de
Castelcicala, the Neapolitan Ambassador. His Ex-
cellency's three sons have been attaAed by the
s..arlet fever. The eldest is out out danger; but
the second, Edw. kutiO, died last night, and much
disquietude is felt respecting the youngest. M.
Edw. ituna was in the service of his Britannic
Majesty, and had come to Paris on leave of absence
to pass a few months in the bosom of his
A letter from Rome, dated '4Bth ult., states—.
" The Holy Father enjoys excellent health. His
Holiness assisted at al. the solemnities of Christmas.
Cardinal Consaivi, Svcreiary of State, exerts him-
self to the utmost to in..intain public tranquillity.
The presence of the Austrian armies in the States of
the Church does not a little tend towards restraining
the evil-minded, especially the Carbonari, who are
desely watched. The frieuds of crdtr hope every