The National Register.
London, England, 1816-03-10 00:00:00

THE NATION T, REGISTER.

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Lawrcnce. Gialltham. Licroln, bankers--. 1. Oliver and G. Mann.
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ronetay awl J. Bayer. Flame, rinters—W. Roberts
and W. Currie, AneeLeonrt, Thmgmorton-greet, insurance-brolirrs—
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Radford, T. A. Tarim :ton, E. and W. berm, Stepney, rope-makers
—T. Ckmcnt an' W. Andrews, BasiwOuddatreet, 1111W-twell-Ilall-
kaors..—W. T. Sayell and W. Stone, Noble-street. Foster-lane, Chcap•
aide, ailkmen.

Ti) OUR REAUF.ItS•
ft is :gewgaw,' that we should a..eiinad to oar Correspondents for th ••
omiudaa, Air week. if our POLITICAL DIS4rit4ITION the pet
is, 14at 7e C..a.,lth•T ea, PAHLIAMENTAI!T INTELLIOE:IICE, at
present, o/ ro i mcnikus a maitre, eat s,. iieerestir.,l; to every menthe•
of the phlul;e, that we
.fi.tt compel' nr:h • tune poet of our
orroup :beats ftof Way,
.f,r the admission leas amid, a report of it
as is ut all cimipatilde with the limits of /V oily Pablieatma. The
Setae Mara,: vuut bc our apology to several CORBEFPONDEN TS w.'m
hare ben, kind Cacagh IV:muff us with (himmuaioitionr, if LLCM
raidaag, bat thy; wont of room has prevented the inurtiun.
We are Aiwa tr.fiad, frau' the receipt of a gr.mt it,!infrr of lett:es,
that the iv:fen:lion in the size nail Dow: rurtiiiii of ye,* Pap^r hat not
only been Melt, approved by those readers et whore instillers it w:u
adopted, but ere ialt roust of dune, who, whil• it car under •onsidr.
atimi. a:unit., dou'it:d il. pimprieta. Sow of the ADDITIONAL
FEATI:ItES the Pa/at, :rieitit we proinised,llV.pe aiready pp.wrol ;
and whew., only a:raft tie daze of the present important diseuriions
In PnlFrnuwt.
We Pei iutiontarly holsoured by the notice and promises of THEO.
110112: ; 0,.11 be; to be Roared, I.4at noiein, *flatl tarn as aside
from what we eoasidcods the true interests of .V.tiety

TUE.'NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON:
SUNDAY, MARCH 10.

AFTER a long debate in the House of Commons Fri-
day night, tii,on the Report of the Committee of Supply,
relative to the amount of the temporary Military Esta-
blishment, an Amendment for recommitting the Report
was moved and negatived by 190 to 1:21:. On Monday
the remainder of the Army Estimates will be discussed in
a Committee of Supply. The Report of the Committee
will be receiltd on Tuesday ; and on Wednesday the
question of the Property Tax will be discussed in a Com-
mittee of Ways and Means.

We have receiml Paris Papers and private Letters o
Tuesday and Wednesday la:;t: from the former we make
the following extracts :

Sir Rob. rt Wilson, and Mews. Hutchinson and Bruce
have required the comm anicw ion o 1 the documents rela-
tive to the process. This demand has been rejected.

PARIS, MARCH J.
Olffein!,hlielr jnon the Illun,tertr.
The Treaty of Paris of the 20th of November last,
and the Conventions theaennto annexed, having been ra-
tified by all the Powers who are parties to it, the ratifi-
cations were exchanged at Paris in the accustomed form
between the Duke of Richelieu, Minister and. Secretary
of State for the Department of Forei.trn Affairs;
And his Excellency Sir Charles Stuart, Ambessador
from Enslanti, on the 17th Jan. 1816 ; Count Goltz,
Envoy hxtraordinary anti Minister Plenipotentiary from
Prussia, on the 14th of Feb. ; Baron Vincent, Minister
Plenipotentiary frOm Austria, on 'l6th of Feb. ; and
Gen. Pozzo di Borgho, Envoy Extraordinary, and Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary from Russia, on 22d of same month.
The King has appointed the Count of Cstraman, his
Ambassador at Vienna; and the Marquis of Bonny his
Minister to the Court of Berlin.

PARIS, MARCH 6.—Messrs. Bruce, Wilson, and Hutch-
inson, addressed a request to the Attorney-General, in
order to procure the communicationof the papbrs connected
with their trial to their Counsel. This application they
stated to be founded on article 217 of the Code of Crimi-
nal Process. The report was refused, conformably to the
laws.

We arc: informed that Lieut. General Lauriston, is to
preside in the Council of War, which is to try Admiral
Linuis and Adjutant-Gen. Boyer, on the (hii. M. de
Maissons isappointed Reporter ; and M. Sartelon is to be
Attorney-General.

Witt stated, that there have been found in the'
archives of the kingdom the antogra7th copy of the testi-
meat of I.;.uis XVI. the minutes' of the navels which he
spoke at the bar of the Convention, after the pleadings of
his Counsel, and several other papers in his hund-writing.
The following letter will be llama interesting. is It
said, that Sir itobcrt Wilson, and Messrs. Bruce and
Hutchinson, have required that an English Barrister
should be allowed to go over to them.
PARIS, MARCH 6.—•-" It appears the printing and cir-
culation of the Nuin Trim/eve has extensive ramifications.
Persons devoted to this purpose have been discovered and
seized at Angers, Orleans, &c. and numerous arrests,
against the justim of which not a shsulow of observation
can he oppased, have been the consequence. The charges
againss Sir Robert Wilson, and ?stmt.::. Bruce and Hut-
chinson are, as you have seem, more serious than were at
first supposed. It was generally supposed that Mr. Bruce
was amsidered the principal ; it now appears that Sir R. ,
Wilson is plafed in that predicament, and his friends are
entitled accomplices. The French law, however, makes
no other distinction than in the term; it applies to them
indiscrimimtely the same sentence. The English hate
!canit with a?tonishment that an accusation which as a
simple deal correct wand rendered the offender amenable
to a few months' imprisonmmt at utmost, has grown
into so weighty tun: heinous a charge."