The National Register.
London, England, 1822-05-20 00:00:00

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transmitted to the Cantons interested in it, the
communications thus made, accompanied by cone..
dentions derived from the present situation ofSwit.
teliend. Chia sogriebse, without altogether es-
cueing. it., tire sitetittelett esti* Wee entlelebirs have
.theare est ems chid at smother time wield have
been considered u attache upon our indepettenee.
We beaten much occupied here for some time
with the projected Tariff of Custoiss, whicb is to
be propeed et the next Diet. If it is nilopents it
will be ruinous to the Cantons which carry do
commerce with France, but it will give great ad.
vantages to the German manufacturers, and to the
Cantons which trade direct with them. From the
manner in which our affairs are managed, there is
but too much reason to fear that this Germanic
combination will prevail over thi general intedest of
the Swiss communes.
MAIPRID, MAY 7.—We have received to-day
certain intelligence of the complete defeat of tbe fac-
tions who were lately assembled In Catalonia and in
Biscay. The latter have been ' entirely dald ;
the others have experienced the same fate, atarthere
only remains a weak band who have takeeee. ',Wham
on the French territory. • P )
The whole of this army of the Faith found; it is
said, mysterious protectors at Bottelmatx, Bayonne,
and Perpignan, and who doubtless' me uokotteve to
the 1. rench Government itself.
Three or four .regiments have pealed within` these
few days thmu the environs of this espi.ai, march-
ing,4 it is - towards the frontiers, to observe
the French' ' teary Carden, which is every day
reinforced. ... •s..'
M. de. Legs*. tbe French Alleiredvs, has been
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foe sate dam at. Mealeee. ....-
There was celebrated to-day with vet pomp the
National Fete decreed by the Cones, to pretends
the recollection of se menucable day of the 'ld of
May. 1808, which witnessed the awakening of the
Spaniards from their long lethargy, and the com-
mencement of the cbntest in. Maur of national
PZence
ntron't, NAT 5....-Letters from several com-
mend houses at Vienna-Confirm the intelligence of
a nee loatt, on account of the Austrian Gbvernment.
This loan will be for t 8,000,000 florins, and M. de.
Rothschild is named as the negocietor., . It' is added
that this third loan, negociated by the house of
Rothschild for Austria, will not be, like the eel
preceding ones, formed by means of a lottery, bOc
that it will involve s new issue of metallic obliga-
tions, at five per cent. interest, in specie • The
public debt of Austria, hitherto =averted into metal-
lic!, is estimated at 150,000 000 florins.
Up to the SOth April, there vt no fiutitar intel-
ligence at Vienna respecting the prom....af chi me-
gociations at Constantinople : but taugmesuisLtettent
had stated that the Porte had fiat the third timis
rejected the Rossiatutltimatum. It was, however.
asserted that t! • dispatches from the Internuncio nit
Pere continued to hold out hopes of the maintenance
of peace.
Private letters from Petersburgh, to the 20th
April, consider war as very probable, whilst letters
from several bankers of 'Vienna continue to give
contrary assurances.
Letestc, M. 2.--Letters from St. Peters-
burgh, of the 17th of - -
campaign, it is added,
Emperor has made a,
armies Thus the mom
before the counnenccutetil
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On Thum lay last
fur the relief of the
subscriptions 311 the room amours
The committee rotnmenced its sitting inslaaler ; and, ..
Ntessrs. J I)ixon, He:o, and Hodgson (Casrk tg'
the l',.ss..e), agreed to pnieeed immediately to puts. •
chase potatot.s, and freight twa vesstls from •Antusn.
.The King licnou7ed D;try Lune TheAtTe f.r.t.'‘
::is presence (la Wed:at...lay ever.irg last. . .
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of April, speak of war, but the
ti, will not be opened till, the
general review of hia tarotyltill
month of May may, (oar
meta of hostilitieseetlt
tug to these letter*, he-
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will aeeompany t •
trans ired at Peter. VP-
the negoviationJ.
s meeting was held at\callirle,
to distresses in freland.' 'The
room amounted to 1061. 8..