The National Register.
London, England, 1813-08-15 00:00:00

UCUST 15.

of Lein_ teed to keep down the population, It is also ae-
knowlefiged, !bat most of the measures of the Executive had
hf-en di,clised at Paris Lefore they were even known in
Arne, ica.

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A C,,ttAthntgb M4il arrived on Monday last, bringing
the parti ulais of the ineeting of the Emperor of RussiA,
the V:tig of PFLusia, and the CltowN Fa! Eof Sweden,
at ;lit C.:stle of Trachenlmtg in Silesia, at which place. it
at peals, the At,trion Minister, Count STADION, and dip
Ati-trian Charge rrAftivres, 13aron VoN LIBZELTERN, also
arciv«l at .he same time.

The Bf•tlin i!ccounts breathe nothing but war, and speak
in a coi.fident tone of the renewal of hoEtilig;es.—A private
Juicer fr.in Stralsund estimates the force under the command
of the ejtowN PRINci, at 120,000 milt, of which 40.0ti0
Lie Ittiss;ans, 30,000 P. iissians, besides Hanseatic and Meck
le n but gh oohs. This, howevci., is pi obably an exaggerated
statement.

eseneial MOREAU is arrived at Gottenburgb from Ame-
rica. There is every reason ti believe that he has been in-
vited to Sweden by the Crown Prince BERNADOTTE, and
th .t, should hostilities be renewed, he will take a prominent
part the war.
Another Got tenlm. olt Mail art ived owTnesday, by which
we learn th t tl e •ttOWN PRINCE of Sweden ICturned to
Strul.und on the iti.h ult. after di' ecting General Baron
Vt. INZINg ERODE. who is placed under his otders by the
Linpeior of lies,' A, to march with bis corps d'ai wee to
Berlin ; the letters from -he latter capital, of the 2.6111, men-
tion that the head-quarte;s of the CROWN PRINCE were
to be removed to Pottdain All the communications front
Stralsund • speak of the CROWN PRINCE kIVIllg been averse
to the late prolon..ation of the Armistice ; anti.be is said to
have expressed of inions upon it which induced the Em-
peror of AusT RI A to write him a letter, in his own hand-
writing, giving him assurance!, which, it is stated, were
deemed perfectly satisfatory to his Ro)al Highness.
A p ivate If-tter from Stralsund, contains the fallowing
pas-age :—'4 T 141..• Emperor Au EXANDLit, the King of
PRuss:A, and the CROWN PRINCE, in Conjunction with
Count sTADION, the Austri.m Minister, and Lord CAT!!-
CART, have drawn up an ultimatum, which has been sent to
NAPOL EON. It will decide the question of peace of war.
Every one is' prepared for the latter alternative. War
frightens no one now ; but it is rather wished for than a
middling peace." •
French Papers to the bth instant arrived on Monday last.—
Count de NARI4ONNE, one of the French s to the
Congress at P: ague, arrived there on the '24th ult. and the
pther was daily expected. The Congress, it was believed,
would open the last week of July. BUONAPARTE and his
EMPRESs have had a meeting at Mentz, after which, it is
said, he returned to Dresden. The EMPRESS was expected
to return to Pa, is. Marshal sluNoT (Duke d'Abrantes),
lamed in the early part of the war in Portugal, 'lied lately at
his countryY seat in France.
A most sever e Decree was issued at Hamburg]] on the
24th ult. by Marshal DAvoust, under the title of an
Amnesty for theacts of rebellion, insurrection, and deser-
tion, committed up to that date in the Thirty-second-Military
I) vision. From this ate excepted certain- pers'ons by name,
of whom the Act con-ains a list ; also all persons guilty of
acts of violence, att:cks, and individual murders, plunders,
thefts, anti other exces,es, even althow2h originating in the
insurrec:i6n, and all. those who have absented • themselves,
and shall not return before the sth of Augtist 'Much
petsonsohus.excepted. are declared enemies or the State,aud
babished; cur ever; and tittir Froperty is confiscated.

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