The National Register.
London, England, 1817-09-01 00:00:00

FOREIGN IN lELLIGENCE.

FItANCF.

AtGlllllr2o.--411C Tribunal of Correctional l'.11;
has sentenced Messieurs Connote and Dunoyer to ow P year'
inapt isonment earl), a line of 3000 francs, to be depciseil tee
five years of their cis it rights, remain five years how.. r
under the surveillance of the High Police, and ',lnd secnritrx
in 1000 frolics each. Reinindiere, the printer, is tined llto,.
francs, and the seizure of the " Censetir noropecn" is iir chi • .1
to be valid. This sentence goes to the entire suppiessiou o.
the third volume of the work.
Pan's, Ai:Gust. 21. —The King yesterday, reviewed On
whole of the Royal Gnarl in the ('hamp-de-Mars. H'
Prussian Nlajesty awl the De.ke of Wellington were presto!.
A Ro)al Ordinance has been published, convoking, ac.cor..-
ing to the provisions of the Constitutional Charter, the elect-
oriewl Colleges on the 21111 of next month, for the purpose of
comparing the representation of the departments lay the ...-
turn of one fifth of the deputies.
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Pates. --The hat was bestowed upon his Eminence
the Cardinal de la Lucerne yesterday. The same cm, -
many was ohserved as before. His Majesty, in reply to
the speech ofthe Cardinal on the occasion, said, "t nm vet !-
sensible of ft* sentionetsts you express towards me. The it,-
Mill purple sits well upon him, who, like St. Paul in bond nee
employed the time of his exile in consoling the faithltil. With
regard to myself, if I have any value, it is because I have con-
stantly endeavoured to follow the counsels you ...aye me, now
forty-five years ago, at the close of the funeral oration over
my grandfather."
The French Academy on the suggestion of M. de Laere-
telle, have proposed fur discussion next year the Institution jut
Juries.

RUSSIA.
PETERgr.rOGII, AUGLAIT 23.• • -Hi% Imperial Majesty has
°Mese(' that Lieutenant General Count Oitermann 'Eolsioi,
in consideration of his services to his conntry, and of his dis-
tinguished bravery in the last campaign, especially at
shall rf eeive for the purpose of re-establishing his affairs the
Milli of 300,000 roubles from the capital of the Invalids as a
loan for ten years, on which he is to pay interest, without
givit g to other pet suns any title to a similar favour.
NETHEAILANI)S.
CMENT, ACOEST e3.—Tito celebrated Carnot leads a very
retired life at Nlagtleburgli ; he goes but little into compan2.,
chooses the most retired plates fur his walks, but is much em-
ployed in his c.rhinet. It is said he is on the point of finishing
most important work on the French Revolution : it ens-
braces, it is said, rimy using of the roost consequence front
17b9 to Mr sceenit restoration in 151.5. Such a work must-
be highly interesting, the anther Is:tying brava SIIIIIUSi alWlse.
all actor or a spectator in the great evens* of that period.
We learn from Autiverp,that Rego:toll de St. Jean d'Angely,
whom some writers represent as mill, arrived nu Sunday in
that city from New York. He is going to Ain-lisChapelle to
his wife, who is ill there.
SWITZERLAND.

LAUSANNE, ALM ST 10.—The Diet, on the 7.th issued a •
Decree in commemoration of the glut conduct exhibited
by the Royal Swiss Guards in Paris, on the lOth of Angus',
172/. " The memories of those have men who perished in
the field of battle, of those wbo afterwards lost their lives
ill expiation of their fidelity, and of those oho subsccpiently
died, are consecrated by thix act. Their names, as aril as
their brellired in arms oho survive, shall be inscribed in a
register to be carefully preserved in the archives of the
confederation."—The decree then provides, that all °Sem,
subalterns, and soldiers, who were present on that day at the
Thiiiilerics, and, olio yet live, shall receive a medal, in the
name of the Diet, having on one side the miss of the eon-
reilelation, with the legeud " Fidelity and anti an
the other, simply this date," August 10th

6LUURAL'I'ER.
We hail great Satisfaction in stating, that by the follow.
ing intelligence it appears the apprehension which induced
the Spanish Government to interdict all communication be-
treeti Spain and Gi bralter, was wholly groundless ..
LITIIA.Ur Or GillltAl.l-Cll, DATED, AUG. 7..
" We have to notify the opening of the coin' iiiiii ication
this day with Spain, by land. The Satelitc Wig of ear,
Captain Murray, arrived last night frc!n Timis and Al.zieis.
No News has yet transpired by her. 'llw garrison remains
very healthy, never more so."