The National Register.
London, England, 1820-08-06 00:00:00

Family. All classes of the people call out for inde-
pendence. At the cathedral this morning nothing
was heard but cries of" Viva 1' Inikpendenza !" All,
however, is tranquil ; and we hope to see these
changes terminate with the oaks good order and
moderation with which they -emssotenowl. The
people parade the streets in gtoupis and oblige all I
persons who have not already mounted the cockade
to wear it, together with the yellow decoration, in
token of independence.
The following is an extract otsabtter dated Al-
lona, July 25 :—" According to }.venal private
letters from Copenhagen, a pretendirto the Crown
of Denmark has suddenly presente4ltimself in the
capital, under the pretext that he i• the legitimate
son of the reigning King. He allps that at the
time of his birth, his mother, then the Crown Prin-
cess, was deceived ; that a still-born• thild was sub-
stituted for him ; and that he waf Oivered over to
the care of a Swiss servant belongust to the palace.
Some accounts describe him as a rOll-made young
man, of good education, about SO Oily of age, and
holding the rank
They add, that
Nlinister of Justice,

birth, and delivered

ments necessary to

state, that this pretended
than a journeyman

and that he has

confined in the HE
whatever the truth

general interest. and
conversation throughout

IMP
ADDRNSIILD IT THk
SPANISH INTHISSEN
EUSSIA.44IIf tHARNINi

HAD ACCEPTED AN;
STITIITION.
The note which the ‘...
to the ministry of Russia,
has been laid before the F

Constantly animated
the State and the glory
and flourishing together 1..
could not, without profound
have occasioned the official r

Even though those events should be considesid only as the
deplorable consequences of the errors, which, flee the year 181.4.
seemed to have presaged a catastrophe for the Peninsula, still
nothing can justify the aggressions which delivers up the destinies
of the country to a violent etisis. Too often lunisimilar disorders
announced thy, of sorrow for empires.
The future for Spain appear,' again under a sombrous and
disturbed aspect. Well-founded disquietiulerseatet be awakened
throughout all Europe; but the more serious these circumstances
are, and the more they are capable of • fatal to that ge-
neral tranquillity of which the world hen tasted the first
fruits, the less does it belong to the polecat pstrenteeing that
universal benefit to pronounce separately, with pNnpitation. and
accoruing to limited or exclusive views, a judgment on
the transactions which have marked the commencement of the
month of March in Spain.
Not doubting but that the Cabinet of Madrid has addressed
similar communications to all the Allied Courts. his Imperial
Majesty readily believes that aU Europe is about to a 5, in one
unanimous voice to the Spanish government the usge of
truth—consequently the language of a friendship squally frank
and well intentioned.
Meanwhile the Russian ministry cannot dispense with adding
some considerations on the anterior facts to which die Chevalier
Zea d. Bermudez has referred in his note. Like him, the Im-
perial Cabinet will invoke the testimony of those facts, and, in
citing them, will make known to him the principles which the
Emperor proposes to follow in his tehstions with his most C hris-
tian Majesty.
In shaking off the foreign yoke which the French revolution
had imposed, Spain acquired indelible titles to the esteem and
gratitude of all European powers.
Russia paid her the tribute of these sentiments in the treaty of
the Bth (20th) of July, 1812-
Since the general pacification, Russia has, in apart with her
allies, given mare than one proof of the intermit she takes in
Spain. The correspondence which has taken piseehetween the
different Courts of Europe attests the wish which the Emperor
has always firmed, that die authority of the King might be con-
sslidated in both hemispheres, through the medium of pure and
generous principles, and with the support of vigorous institutions.
rendered sail more vigorous by the regular mode of their esta-
blishment. Institutions which emanate from thrones are con-
servatory; but it they spring up amidst roubles, they only
engender a new chaos. In declaring his conviction on this ioint,
the Emperor only speaks according to tt.e lessens of experience.
If we look back on the plat. great examples present thesteelves
for the meditation of nations and sovereigns.
His Majesty persists in his opinion; his wishes are not changed;
of the :)t: here gives the moat tonna! assurance.
It now belongs to the government of the Pannonia to judge
whether iarituttans ittipo.ed by one of those vie.ent acts—the
fatal patrimony of the revohuion against which Spain had stru.l.
glad slur so awe:: itonous--cis realize the benefits which bath
worlds a;pect from the wisdom of his mast Cat Majesty. and
the patriotism of his cotinet:s.
the pub by wnich Spain shall choose to seek this important
object, the measures by which she shall endeavoir to destroy the
innrres ion maim-el in Eu:ope by the ei,ent of the mouth of
Msrch. must detarcuie the nature of theitlations which Ids ten.
yerial Majdoty 10:S.7i:save with the Spanith .1.-,vernment. and
the Goofing:sc.. whim: nee Atr,ll.l always • .sn tot% anis it.

: of an officer itt lite royal navy.
a high Officer °Elbe State (the
ice) revealed to hisibis illustrious
•ed to him all the papers and docu-
o prove it. Other ter% however,
pretended Prince it. nothing more
n saddler, of the nose of Paulson,
been arrested by 10 Police, and
fospital for Lunatic* This event,
h may be, has excited a great and
rod is almost the exclusive object of
ughout the kirigdaie,"
AI
PORTANT NO rx
tr
HE RUSSIAN OOTERSI T TO THE
FR RESIDENT AT . COURT OF
LIMING THAT THE,,, oor SPAIN
AND moss TO NAM X THE COX-
*.
Petersbrugh, Apil TO. (May 2.)
! Chevalier de Zea de odes addresSed
ussia, under the date of Ibis 19th of April,
he Emperor. ,
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rd with the desiStof seengfthe prosperity of
y of the Sovereign manslgktirig themselves.
her in Spain, his Majtegg- the Emperor
rotound affliction. leans Ow events which
fflcial note of the Chervil!! Zvi,
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