The National Register.
London, England, 1819-04-25 00:00:00

FORE/Cs lIVIELLNEACE.

PARI9, APRIL 13.—The day before yesterday, after
mass, which the King beard in his apartmentsdals Majesty
received the Persian Ambassador, His Execllen..y came
to take leave of the King. 1k will depart on Saturday ni
Sunday fur London. His Excellency will occupy a splen-.
did house in Charles-street, Berkeley.square, where every'
lliing is prepared for hit reception.
His Excellency the Count de Cases has for some days.
experienced an indisposition so severe as to prevent him
from transacting business with the King.
The Gazette de France contains a letter from tlit. Se-
cretary of the Persian Ambnscador, complaining of the
indecent levity with which his private concerns are
brought before the public curiosity. His Excellency
seems to be particularly displeased with a vents ilognial,
of the name of Comte, who published in the jolt sail. a re.
cital of the wor.ders be enacted heroic the A tillettssadoe,
and the astonishment displayed by his Excellency. The
Secretary, however, asserts that the ventriloquist inso-
lently, forced himself into his presence, and that his ven-
triloquial sounds excited no other freling than disgust.
M*oxso, APRIL 2.—11 is asserted, that the choice f
the Hang has fallen upon a Princess of liavatin, who s.
one of the to ins boiu oil the 12th Nos ember, 18C1. '('lie
return to this capital of a grandee of Spain, sent by the
King into Germany-, and who has returned, ems diligence.
flout the Court of Munich, appears to authenticate what

voe have above uated.

The expedition tender the orders of (Mound is com-
posed of 20,000 men, who, in the Interval of sailing, ate
encamped in the environs of Cadiz. The naval forces are
under the command of Vice Admiral Morilto. The latter
is • man advanced in years, Let still vigorous and active.
Fnanaroar, APRIL B.—lf we may believe one t,f the
German journals, several writers of that count, y, and even
either persons who Are regarded as secret agents of Russia,
have received anon" mous letters, in which they are called
upon to change their system and conduct, and not to render
themselves guilty of *hat the writers of the letters call
treason towards Germany; otherwi‘e (say the writers) tboy
must sat: ihute to themselves the melancholy events of which
they may income the victims. 1 brae letters, it is said, are
all begun by this species of mystic sentence—" God is our
acepart. Viral Teutonre."

PAILIS, Aral 17.—Tiic King bite sent •o the Persian
Ambas.ador, for his sovereign, A chei4 of arms, composed of
pi>tuls, aad swords, from the hoyol inanufacsury of
atom at Versailles.

1 be Monday of Satu►day containarn ordinance, giving
effect to the law which he: passed bulb Chanther., for
•pening stock Exchanges in the different department. ut
France.

Person of mitotic observation have remarked, that upon
his introduction to the tribune, M. Bcnjatni❑ Cons:net is still
further in contradiction vel!h himself. Far the last ten years
he has supported and published, that speakers obe.t to de-
liver their opinions extemporaneon-ly, and nut read them;
he has even io:eniously compared speakers who bring their
speeches ready made, and who consequently cannot reply
to the arguments which way he advanced, to two armies
that march cloie by each other, without exchanging a look
and yet, on his debut, he draws a spee:A: from his pocket,
and reads during two hours.
M. Sachet, Ancient Adiniaistrator of Tates, and brother
of the Marshal Duke d'Albufera, has just art lived in Parts
from the. United States.

The Deputatmu u`f the Department of the Finistcrre has
deposed a petition from anthills inhabitants of Nimbus.
Borst, Quianper, and Lantierdatt, liolicitigg the recall of the
banished.

The following is an extract from the Journal de Li.ge of
the 13111 imsant

" recall' of the banished was to have been the object
of a proposition that Irmild have been nude to the two
Clinnitivrs of France. Iccording to a letter we have re-
eei►ed from a person in P; TT 1,, Ashram character we boliour
and esteem, this proposition has been anticipated by an ar-
rangement agreed upon by Nlinisters. All !lit Ganislmd oih
be successively recalled 'aefure the :41 Jf