The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-26 00:00:00

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MONDAY. AUGUST 20, 1822.

" Louis, by the Grate of God, &r.
" We hare ordained. aid do nue ordain, a• follows:
" The Session of the Chamber of Deputies of Departments
for tan is dosed, and remains so.
" The prevent Prorlamation shall be communicated to the
Chamber of Deputies by our Nitnistet and Secretary of State for
the Interior, and our dlinister and Secretary of State tor Pi-
ttances.
" Given at the Palace of the Tuilleries, 17th of August, llitt,
&e. dce
"By the King, (Signed) " LOUIS.
(Countersigned) " CORI BR C."
The President then read aluud the regulating law
of August 13, as follows:
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The Chamber is to separate from the moment when its
closing shall have been proclaimed, or the adjournment of the
Chambers, or the dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies."

The whole of the Chamber then separated amidst
cries of " Vive le Roi!" from the right side, but the
left maint.ine,l a pertinacious silence.

PARIS, Attu 21.—1 n a circular lately adt::essed
by the Minister of the Interior to the Prefects, it is
said that individuals whose conduct is very repre-
hensible, and whose morals and opinions are as
blume4ble as dangerous, assume the character of pri-
mary teachers, without havine obtained a warrant
of capacity (brevet de capacile), or a special autho-
rization to establish themselves in a particular com-
mune ; that it has even happened that men have
assumed this title who have been stigmatised by the
tribunals, and condemned to infamous punishments.
The Committees of Cantons are requested to get the
necessary intUrmation on this subject, and to order
the shutting up of schools formed by these indivi-
duals.

BAYON NE, Act. 13.—The post from Madrid was
stopped on Sunday evening by the factious, at Sa-
linas, two leagues from Vittoria, so that we have
. pu news from *e provinces beyond the Lbro. Thum
from Biscay inform us, that the Pastor is daily en•
gaged with the different bands in that country,
which continue to increase; they add, that the no-
mination of the new ministry, and that of Mina to
the unumand of Navarre and Biscay, has given great
satisfaction. With respect to Navarre, we learn the
complete defeat of a detachment of the constitutional
troops, eighty in number, near Pampeluna. The
Defenders of the Faith uaily increase, and orr,•anise
their force in the mountains; their Guerillas harass
the constitutional troops, and have even succeeded
in raising the district of Sanguesa, on the frontiers
of Arragon. In short, if the constitutional troops
do not receit•e prompt succour, this province will
become a second Catalonia.

If we may believe the accounts from Arragon,
and those from Catalonia, brought by the post front
Oleron this day, the Royalists are almost wholly
musters of the last province, which has just esta-
blished at Urgel its Provisional aivernments, of
which the Marquess of Mata Florida is President.
The Ainpuradatt, or more properly speaking, the
district of Gerona, had almost entirely risen en
mane; and that place, as well as Figueiras, was
seriously thrtatened by the Royalists. The district
of Barcelona was also beginning to take part in the
revolt.

The districts of Campredon and Manresa were not
in a more satisfactory state. o,ot, Boidelus, Man-
resit, slid Bergs, were engaged in a continued strug-
gle with the Royalists. We do not ►peak of Puicerda,
where a levy en masse has taken place. It is well
known that that place, Belver and Urel, are in
the hands of the insurgents, and that Organja is un-
able to resist. In short, the situation ut the consti-
tutionalists in Catalonia was such, that on the 4th
of this month they were not only deprived of com-
munication with MArid, but even the commandants
of the several districts could not correspond with
each other, on account of the num4er of the Gue-
rillas, who are now more considerable than in the
lust %cur with the French

BRUSSELS, AUG 19.-:f we may believe a letter
from Vienna, of a very recent date, an express front
Constantinople has brought news of the highest im-
portance, which is said to authorise an expectation
of approaching events in turkey, which will wholly
change the Mee of affairs.
Haman Kau, Ana. 16.—Acrounts horn amover,
dated the Nili,btate, that the Duchess di-Cambridge
and the yowl., Pcincess are to perfect health. The
cbribtvuing of writ infant waii dud tin the Ith