The National Register.
London, England, 1822-01-13 00:00:00

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and with its change, which is about taking place,
will again he p:rfeetly tranquil.
CORUNNA, Dec. .22.—This town has again re-
quested the King to remove his Ministers forthwith;
ani us we have hopes that he will do so, we are all
content.

CADIZ, DEC. 22.—We are acquainted with all
the decisions of the Cortes relative to our afuit., but
they have not produced the slightest sensation ; for
we consider ourselves here as not depending in any
way on the Government. At Seville, where the
enthusiasm is still greater, the people have risen in
mass to insist on measures being taken by the au-
thorities to secure the public against the tortuous
proceedings of the Ministers.
The 2d battalion of the regiment de Espans, with
its Chief Fonfreda, who was charged with sending
back the Baron de Andilla, at its head, returned to
this city the day before yesterday. It is impossible
to form an idea of the joy and enthusiasm with
which this officer and his men were received. The
bells were run,z, and the toivn vas spontaneous:y
illuminated. The troops were harrangued in in::
Plaza de la Coastitucion by the local authorities.
Our Chamber of Commerce has ordered the for-
mation of an academy of commerce, the coun.e of
instruction in which will commence on the 7
January next.
There is not. the slightest symptom of contagion
at Port Santa Maria.

A messenger who left Constantinople during this
state of alarm, carried those reports to Adrianople,
whea,:e they spread as far as th. 2 fiirtress on the
Danube. We are assured that the Sultan subse-
quently succeeded in tranquillizing the Janissaries
by the distribution of large sums among them : but
the extraordinary agitation still continued in Con-
stantinople, and no one can foresee the issue. No-
thing of the contents of the last despatches from
the Austrian Minister has transpired here, but
the private letters received by the same courier leave
scarcely any doubt that the Porte still reuses a ca-
tegorical and official answer to the Russian ultimatum,
notwithstanding the solicitations of the diplomatic
corps. In the absence of any plenipotentiary ;iota
the Court of Russia, the Austrian legation at Pent is
authorized by our Cabinet to take Russian subjects
under their protection. Even the Russian vessels
which pass the Black Sea are provided with A astrian
passports, This is, however, with the c onszat of
the Turkish authorities.
Two days before the troubles broke out in Con-
stantinople, the Austrian and British Ambassadors
had in succession their first audience of the new
Reis Effendi. The notes presented by the two Ple-
nipotentiaries were drawn up, it is said, in a similar
manner, and filled with complaints against the
Turkish Government. Persons who assisted at this
solemn interview with the Itcis-Effinitli, expatia!,:tl
largely on the haughtiness with which the Fral.ks
were treated by the Turks.

Rome, Dec. '2O —Among the strangers at pre-
sent in this capital, is Mrs. Paterson, the first with
of Jerome Baonaparte, with her two daughters, one
of whom, it is said, is to be married to a sou uf,J,sepli
13uonapam. It is said that one of the sons of Lu-
cien Buonaparte is about to embark for America,
where he will marry a daughter of his uncle Joseph.
LEGHORN, DEC. 1-I,—.The Russian silljects whu
have taken refuge in thenouian Isles are the object
of the strictest superintendence of the local autho-
rities. Some day all will be known; and there is
no doubt but that the Emperor Alexander will ex-
tend to them his benevolent and paternal regard.

ITALY.—Canova's statue of Wash
cents him as writing lns tsrewell
seated in an ancient Roman chair,
drawn up, and his left carelessly exit
in one hand a pen, and in ties other
feet lie the baton of a lield-MarshtU
like that of dm ancient Roman. T
also Boman, the head and neck bar
and brawl:, with a girdle round the
which are displayed Meth ma's head ant'
emblems. The smtue is of white
fittest kind, as is likewise the perk_ .; upon
tour sides of which are four bas-reliefs, commemo-
rating important circumstances in the life of the
hero.

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