The National Register.
London, England, 1816-03-17 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

Viz s, FEB. Cour! Goff•elte of yesterday
contains the Treaty concluded at Paris en the 26th of
September last, between the Emperors of Austria and
Russia and the King of Prussia.
Gavot, FEL 21.—The English troops who were still
here, and did duty jointly with those of his Majesty the
King of Sardinia, are mostly gone, and the rest are on
the point of embarking. Their admirable conduct, and
the constant harmony which the British troops always
maintained with our garrison, makes their departure go-
nerdly regretted ; and justice demands that we pay them
the tribute of our sincere gratitude for the maintenance
of public tranquillity and good order, which were so fre-
quently threatened at an earlier period.
BEIILIN, FEB. 14.—A regulation concerning the Li-
berty of the Press is in town, which will contain every
thing relative to the tri:d mid determination of the abuses
of the freedom of the Press, anti to the prosecution of the
crimes arising from this Altuse before the Court, which
will have the jurisdiction in such cases. The Liberty of
the Press is now an advantage which we can the less 'dis-
pense with, as the spirit of enquiry which spread through
the whole people in the last wars has droved itself one of
the main supports of the State. A great clianre is at hand
unton.,?,- our Newsmpers ; in future there is to appear one
official Paper, drawn up with the greatest scrupulousness,
containing only official and quite certain intelligence, ant'
therefore subject to the Censurer ; but the number of
other papers will be unlimited, as in England and
elsewhere.

Crown-Orr, March 16.1816.
ME warm returned to serve in this present PARLTAICEWT.
Borough of West Looe--The Hon. H. W. !:ktzgerald de Roos. of
Boole horn, Surrey. in the room of Chak les Buller. Esq.—And Charles
IluL c, of Wetmore, Southampton. ilk the room ni A. Duller, Egg.—
City of Carlisle, John Chri.aan Curwen, E.q, in the room of Henry
Fawcett, Esq. deceased.

B SUPFRSETIED.

S. Bulkeley. N'erthing, dealer.—J. Mintier. .Iyton. Kingston-upon-
hiull, p prter-merchant.-11. Jnm n, Fairford, corn-dealer.--W.
Spence, 1ii,...t.)p-Il'earniou,'l,

ISANK

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.1. MVAIIR, Smarhridp„e, but..her. tosurrender March 21, 42, April 5.7..
at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Att.. Long and Co. Holborn-
mart, t.ray's-ion.
A. it IM1.1:4:0 NIR r, Stockport, victualler, March .27. 24. Agra 21", at
the Warren Bulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport. Arts. IVright and Cu.
'temple.
T. Got•tn, Aslibome, Derbyshire, mercer, March 47. April 27,
at the Black's Head. A,liberne. Ans. Bleamialc and Co. New-int.
J. It.iprown, Manchester, dyer, April 12. 17..17, at the Deg Tavern,
Manchester. Ate. Mr. F Ills, Clausccry.lanc.
B. THOMAS, Newport, Nloninouthsl,ire, April 4,5, 47. at the King's
Head, Nt'sVp4r . Mt. Mr. Platt, New hoswell.eourt, Lineoln's-tnn.
\V. PATTEKsox. Letr cgsli. Westmorland, so:durum, April 5. at
Mrs. lturet..)i, runkisTer, Borten, and 27, ut the King's Arms, Ken-
dal. .Att. Mr. Ito/et-lee, Sul:de-inn.
G. Kt I. 'AVANT and li. VaANCr. Manchester, eallendlvent. April S.
10. Cl. at the Dos Tavern, Manchester. Att. Ellis, Chancery.
lane.
J. %VAT Ma. Chapel street, May-fair. p;rrpeee; March 19. 30. April
7. at Guildhall. ktt.s. Fiehletainil Co. Duke-street, Grosvenor-sq.
T. Wi•toit 1' .‘IS Lincohredre, miller, 51arch
.26, April 27„c she Q.l,,ea's Head, Gusit Grimsby. At:. Mr. Grey,
Ho:tarn-cow t,
H. Rooks:. Halite's. merchant, Mare'r 26, at Mr. Ale‘andees,
e 7, and AFril 27,, at the Old Gael.. Halifax. Att. Mr. Neulcfold,
Narfolk.street, St' ;:tul.
T. Bur rya-LE, OnJow. SI iropslrire, bo-m-deale-. March el, '26. Acrd
27, at the Lieu Ims.Shrewshury. Ate. Mr. Griffiths, Southampton.
buildings.

According to a letter from St.. Helena, dated the 12th
of Janu&rv, Buonaparte had begun to show. symptoms
•of discontent at the situation in which he is placed. It
is said, he exprossed dissittisilunion at Captain Popplt•-
well, of the 53d regiment, who is arpointal to watch
.him, appearing in uniform; and a request that that offieer
should attend in plain clothes was aceeded tot, Not sa-
tisfied with this, however, in the. cvursa of one of his
xides,*littoruiparte haughtily ordered Captain I'. to fall
.back in the rear sunung hi tenciams, for he knew
thing of him as a compann.m. The nest day he sent to
'Capt. P. to say lie intended. to tide; to which C•pt. P.
replied, it did not suit hint to go out that day, and that
therefore he could not go. The dey following Capt. P.
tuleniled him, bet in his uniform, and in that claims.
which became him as having charge of a prisoner. t.:apt.
P. Mutrabauni at nightly sleeping iu the room udjuiniug
.to the ornu he deeps in, and he must go through Capt.
. room to his own. The satue letter states,
.:that Booattparte has behaved very rudely to the Polish
officer who was sent after him on arc runt of the great
attachment he manifested towards h.s old master, and
that he allected not to know the Pole on his arrival at
1-Iclena. When the missiottaries at the Ca tie heard
of Buonaparte's arrival at. St.
:Helena, they aldrese.l a
letter to him, recommending 4.l,attuation to tl:e Wide,
which they enclosed, as coutnuting principles thniugh
which, if embraced, even tit might obtain future taervv.
The Admiral so fir sanctioned the dersi as to let do
Facket pass on to him. Rstonaparte read the letter, and,
having, dune so, heL.shoved the hook .stio " I
kfww.