The National Register.
London, England, 1814-07-31 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL lIRCISTER.‘

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- A Calcutta GaZfile• Elfraordinary, dived I'R-cc:Diner 18,
details the miiita4 (pet ations of a detachweni tr,ops under
Ada'n, who ih:d taken the tit id in the itewch
district, to cnastise a v.vanton and 11111.10‘iikuil attack
:Ntiripa:d Sin, a pal titan Chief of the Rao Rajah. The
operation..wis successful. The Chanel 01 Entouree, a stropi
fortress, in which the enemy had I,d(en wa, taken
storm, the garrison rut to the sword, anti Sul inaid sing
serf killed. Peace. as in consequence restored The ti nflps
were to return to Sorb:wee, and the Han iLjah, wh.. was
o iginalki the aggressor, had made due concessions, and
agreed to pay to the Company all the expcnccs of the arma-
ment.

A furious war rTgPs at present in the very heart of China.
and extends to the varital of the ein;.i e. This if war has
been attended with various fortune. The, supars6: i.:n of the
tide of the rebel at inv on one oce.l•init 'aced the In
nahvs, and occasioned the total oveitllrove of• their aut:tlzo-
niits ; he. fancied that he saw the red Dragon of China dc.
scending from the clouds, toseizc him ; the vision was, how-
eVer, too late to save him, mid he fell iu the generzA massacre.
There is one cireurn.tance connected, with this tebeilLion of
greater interest by much thin the .accurate or exaggerated
account.of the numbers t have fallen (in Fel:M. wll,se
gates were closed three days, it is stated that a million were
slam). It is said that a sect has spiting-up in China, cones-
ponding in almost et Cry essen'i:ll with Illum;nati they
ate pledged to each other by the most s.)lenin bonds, known
mutualty by signs and tokens, and engage with as•little
tlis-
cre:ion, as t.. themtean, and perciirniance of alLacts for the
general benefit, as did formerly time Members of the Secret
int nal of Get many.

The Court of Rome has resolved to re-establish the So-
ciety of Jesuits, at the special instance of the Ca!holic So.
veieigus.

'Die Empress Maria Louisa has renounced the tnillion
francs per annum secured to her by the convention with
Buonapartc.

• The Spanish Papers state, that a most horrible attempt has
been made by some trikei rant, assuming the.nan,e of the
King of Spain, to put General Elio to death, by forging
a royal order for that purpose. The stratagem was fortu-
nately discovered, and a reward of 10,000 &Alas has been
offered for the dicovery attic* misereant and his accomplices-,
The same thing that happened to Gen- Elio had befallen
Conde de Labisbal, in Seville, and Don Juan de
Villas i-
cencia, in Cadiz.

• It is reported that cow iers have been arrested in Italy
charged With dispatches to and fi-ont Elba, the contents of
which have develqped intrigues of wide extent, fur main
disturbing the repose of Europe.
The En►heior of Austria has required that. the stay of the

Arch-Duchess Matia Louiqa at the Baths of Aix shall be
limited to six weeks, and that the Prince of Parma, I)'..r son,
:Adi remain at Vienna, whew the Arch-Dudve,s 'terse fis
expected about the middle of August. In order to preveht
all nossiLle jealousy or misunderstardinz, the Court of France
has bc•en'a;rp Ized oft his joutnev, and the motives of it. The
Empeior f 41)ids his daughter front visiting Buonaparte, who
however takes all steps to ,iee his %vile.
• Br papdts laid .be fore Parliament, we have the following
facrs Baiik-neres in circulation on l orb July, 1813,
amount,d to' 24,991,430 i.; in circulation on the 9th J u
I 814, 29,r)3.2,9001, The net produce of the revenue,
eluding .Custom% and Excise., was for one year, ending
M 1 July, 1813. 58,9(37.8154%;' and for The year ending
ZAII of :711Iy instaw, 4:0,956,0771• • • -

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