The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-05 00:00:00

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LOND3N, MONDAY, AUGUST 5.
Three o'clock, p.nt.
Faris Papers to the ed inst. arrived last night by
express, of which the hi:lowing are extracts :
Pau's, Awe. '2.—The public attention is inte-
rested in the most lively mintier with respect to the
new Congress. It definitely appears that it will be
ussembled ut Verona. It was u long time doubtful
whether the Emperor Alexander would be present ;
but it is believed ti at he has on this occosme yielded
to the wishes of Austria, whose cabinet directs the
polities of the Holy Alliance, from the time that it
was determined to tedate Greece, and to paralyze
the powerful arm which scented to cover her with
3•rotection. It is, if we muy believe the current re-
} orts in the saltams of the ancient regime, ut the
congress of Verona that the uffitirs of Italy stud
Gem. e will be finally decided, and that some decisive
n‘easure will be adopted relative to thane of Spain.
As to nay, her condition will be atnehurated. Na-
ples, Turin, and Palermo are to remain under the
potection of Austria, and it will be diplomatically
roved that this arrangement must conduce to the
sappiness of both people and Kings. Greece, at-
'turtle% to the doctrine of men self-styled religious,
to be abandoned to her unhappy fate, because, for-
s .arh, she rebellious, and rebellious, too, towel ds
lieriegitimetieSuvereign I Russia will consent,in con-
tortui; y with the interests of the French aristocracy,
to protect neither Moldavia, Wallachia, nor Greece,
and she will allow herself to be persuaded that she
ought nut rather to exterminate :he last a her
sainted partners, than to avoid taking a hold and
respectable attitude, or even commencing a war,
winch woala cover her sovereign with immortal
glory. The happiness of vindicating seven millions
of men into liberty.—of bestowing tr,edom on the
country of 'l'bessalonica, and of Pericles—of re-
limning in the East the light of letters and of civi-
lieatien, ore such things to be belanced by the
•interests or the vanities of some fhniilics of the West
—by the support or renovation of mouldering privi-
leges, the re-establishment of rebteiietone, and the
right of reimogeniture, and, in tine, the resurrec-
tion of monastic orders from the Jesuits to the
Capuchins.
Letters from Missolonghi announce the capture
of Patras by Culocotrune, on the 21st of May. This
event rtealers the Greeks absolute masters of the
Peninsula.
MADRID, JULY 22.—We receive from all parts of
the Peninsula the most ilitvourable accounts of the
impression caused by the happy result of the 7th uf
July, in this cwl.itel of the unmarchy. No terms can
eilequetely express the enthusiarm which all good
Spaniards have felt in the 'talent patriotism which
Ins every where manifested itself.
The•troops that pursue the rebels of Siguenza have
not .been able to overtake theta. In their flight they
Lv waste the country through which they pass.
The first bettuliun uf the regiment on infantry of
Guadalexera entered this town on the even erg of 4'asi
20th. A considerable number of militia went out
to meet them, and re-entered the town intermixed
in their ranks, to the sound of military mu4c. The
march of this troop la the centre of the Prado, at
the time uf public promenade, resembled a trium-
phal procession.
Gee.eral D. Joseph Emerie has beenbuni,lted to
Corunna, and the supernumerary Colonel of Intl/a-
iry D. Joseph Baran, to Cadiz,
After the most exact calculution,made by persons
who have the means of doing it with the greatest
precision, it appears that in less than three months
the voluntary militia, armed and clothed according
to the last regulati n decreed by the Cortes, will
amount to upwards .of 500,000 men in the whole of
the Peninsula.
Meerness, JULY I I.—On the 9th, a chaplain of
the commune of Cerdons was shut, who was taken
with struts in his bands on the day when the rebels
übautioued that tows. if snotty others of his class
were served in the same manner, we firmly believe
that tranpillity wuuel be restored in the moon-
mitts.
I.3.inceeoea, JULY 10--A prodigious number of
the rebels is at this moment at Bergs, with almost
all the elliet's of Cunt:onto u: their head, including
Salsas and the Trappist, who tercived in that town
l,n the Bth, with their bands :eel some artillery : we
cannot help again entert4hong very eetiuus uppre-
huntems fur tither Moureea ter Vich.

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Yesterday morning Mr. Peel, attended by Mr. I
Str..thlield, his private Secretary. and Hunter,
the King's messenger, left town to be in readiness to
stitmi his Majesty at Edinburgh.
OS,: or JOHN FURNEL.--We Wit)lec to hear that
tl.e Cumtaander-in-Chief has ordered this dreadful
LceurreaLe to be rigorously investigated. lt is high
tune that a system should be stopped, which allows
tt c uairtiud of a tormenting death on a scl.ticr, for
the lity enure of