The National Register.
London, England, 1820-11-12 00:00:00

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wish is to relieve you of all anxiety. I think mat'
will speedily be put to rights.
" Serr. 6.—We have just saluted the Governor,
who has brought a detachment of the 21st along
with him. Every heart is lightened. for Sir Fre-
derick is a noble soldier, and ca.ries in his character
and presence the strength and confidence of an army.
There will soon be au end to all our military hard.
ships. Nothing further has tramipired since yester-
day ; all is'quiet anti orderly, except now and then
a little Fquabbling among themselves, from the want
of experience, and practice in the etiquette of disci-
pline. One of the horses of our troop has just been
stabbed by a sentinel of our own party, apparently
from personal pique or jealousy.
" I am too much jaded with sitting on horseback.
to have the inclination for scribbling ; all I have to
say, I must delay until another opportunity
presents."

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FRANKFORT, OCT. 22.—We learn from Munioli,
that his Majesty the King of Bavaria has positively
forbidden all his subjects to enter into direct corres-
pondence with the Pope. All applications from
Bavarian subjects to the Court of Rome arc in future
to be matic.through the Government only, as was
formerly practised.
Accounts from Hamburgh say, " There is much
talk at this moment of a person of distinction, who
is to go on an extraordinary mission from the King
of Sweden to the Emperor Alexander."
VIENNA, OCT. 17.—The Emperor has convoked
the assemblies of the States of his German Provinces,
as well as those of Gallicia, to lay batiire him the
financial proposal for the year IBSI. Imperial ,
Commissioners have been named for each of these
assemblies. Two Polish noblemen, Count Zabaki
and Chevaliei Batoweky, are named Coemaiiioness
to the Galician Diet, of which Count Stadatisky will
be President. Our Court has been officially informed,
by the Papal Nuncio residing here, that his Holinets
has confirmed the nomination of Bishop of Zips, in
Hungary, to the dignify of Patriarch of Venice."
CHINA —Persecution still prevails in this country.
By a letter from a Gentleman at Canton, dated
April 2, 1820, we have the following information
—" Last evening brought me the intelligence of a
French missionary having been strangled by order
of the Chinese Government, in the province of Hoo.
poh ; and L'Auriot, the French missionary, who
had been 27 years at Pekin, is expelled front the
country. He arrived at Canton yesterday.'' •
, .
Extract of a letter, dated Palermo, Oct. 6:—
" A treaty was entered into by Prince Villafrance, as President.
with the approbation of the Provisional Gm:unman. that the
Neapolitan troops should enter this city on the IF.Sth ult. The
Prince at the same time it:thrilled Gen. Pepe. the Commander-
in-Chief, that he would not answer for die condos of the lower
clas'es of the pwple when the Neapolitans should take possession.
on the 25th, about 2p. m. the advanced guard of the Neapo-
litan anus had marched within smile of the city when the people
who laid possession elan the fortes, fired the first moon at them.
At three o'clock the troops attacked the city through the publar
gardens at Porto Reale. In this quarter the poruldge wen very
strong, and near that spot the fighting continued without inters
suptioa for 56 hours, During the night of the 25th the Nowt).
Nan gun-boats attempted to bombardthe town. but wale cow-
peiled-to retreat by red-hot shut fired front the Sicilian batteries:
On the night of the 26th the NeaVoiltan trope were reputed at
Porto Kettle, and retrosted into the country, about a mile from •
town, where, on the 27th and truth several engagements' took
place, with consiilerablu loss to both parties. tin the 29th• aster
30th very hula firing took place, it appearing tobe the intention
of (Iva. Pepe to starve them into submission by cutting of .411
supplies from the city. During four days bread and macaroni
weae very scarce, and at times not to b: procured. On Use is..
inst. the Neapolitan General sent *flag of trued to treat for pease,
and, after an armistice office days, I am happy to say, the terms
have been agreed on, and ratified un board rte British cutter of
war, Roger.

The Emperor of Austria has honoured the mo.
ivory of the late field marshal Schwartzenberg, by
addressing a letter to Count Rellegarde, minister
of state, in which he expresses his sorrow and con-
dolence for that brave officer. His sword is to he
preserved in the arsenal at Vienna, and the regi.
meat he commanded is to hear his name tar ever.
An individual named Vhillipct, a carver by trade,
convicted of having sold small figures of litionaparte,
was couttnimed to two years' imprisonment, and to
ray a fine of 100 francs. The evidence against him
detailed fiats and expressions of the moot odious
charueter. On the 15th of Febritary he was at
supper with some :Hernia, and having produced the
Liost of (Buouararte), he drank to the memory of
Leave'.