The National Register.
London, England, 1822-06-10 00:00:00

No. 1,3T3.—V01.. XV.]

DAM/10W!! AND FLANDERS MAILS.

ST. PETTItSBURCiIi, MAT 15 —M. Tatischeff has
nov: 1L: cu a fortnight here, and there is not yet any
a;,; :r:owe of a change in the state of our relations
w:t It the Porte; on the contrary, the belief in the
continuation of peace gain ground.
We have the following accounts from ti.. Turkish
front:..,rs :—lt is affirmed that Persia insists on the
cession of Armenia. The Porte avoids giving any
precise declaration, and depends greatly on the me-
diation of England for the arranging of their diffi-
culties.
According to other accounts, coming from good
authority, the Porte had ordered the Paella of Bag-
dad to continue the war with Persia, and not to
listen to any proposals for peace. This has highly
incensed the Sari', who has published a formal de-
claration of war. against Turkey, and left Teheran
with a large army, which he intends to command
in person. The van-guard is said to have joined
the troops of his grandson, and the whole of this
great ti rce to be advancing against the Pachallek
of Erzerulll.

Tov weather, which in the whole of March, and
the first half of April, was the mildest and warmest
in the memory of man, in our northern climate, has
been succeeded, for three weeks past, by severe cold,
with furious storms. The progress of vegetation,
which was very much advanced, is suddenly check-
ed ; we only hope that the prospect of the farmer
may not be blighted by it.
An article from Homburg, of May 19, says, that
her Royal Highness the Princess of Ilcsse Homburg
has received nalieial information that his Majesty's
health will not permit him •o take such a journey
this year.
SMTRNA, A Patti. 18. —The Turks who landed at
Selo on the I'sth, have shed so much blood, that
they have given courage to the vanquished. I speak
of what I have seen, and still shudder at the thought
of it-12,000 dead bodies of chit:dans, of all ages
and sexes, were lying in the streets, squares, and
environs of the city. The Turks hail, on their side,
4,000 killed and 10,000 wounded. Thu Greeks
are now entrenched in the mountainous parts of
SA °, whence they will not probably venture, except
with it sure prospect of success. An amnesty has
been proposed for the insurgents, and the proposals
have been caused by the agency of France and Aus-
tria, who met with a positive refusal ; and conquer
or di., is the unanimous cry of the whole population.
Since then, the standard of the Cross Heats on all
the mountains.

It was reported this morning that the Samians
had math: a descent on tt. Gulf of Mycale, to circa
a diversion in favour of the inhabitants of Selo, but
this news needs confirmation.

FIIENCH PAPERS.
::PESCII OF THE KING OF FRANCS,

OPENINte THE SEESIoN 0/ THE CHANINEKS, ON THESDAY
THE 4TH INST.

GENTLEMEN,—The necessity which has long been felt of
I;,erittiug the financial administration from those provisional
I,llta3UlV6 to which it has been necessary hitherto to recur, has
tieteruained rue. this year, to ‘aticipate the period of calling
piu together. In emoting front you this new sacrifice, I rtly
upon your zeal, and upon that tietouou of which you have
Kaven me ao Indny
. .

•• Providence its; preserved the infant which it has given to
us, aril it ta u
,pkwsisi thought to imnjue that 11, is destined
to reji.ir the leS62a sod the inislortunes which have bet:idle° toy
and uv people

•• I hose the ratisfaction to announce to von, that my rely.
toms with foreign powers continue to be of the moat amicable
orae:iption. perfect unanimity Les induenoed the efrorti,
IVU betwera my allies :sod tnyaelf, to put an end to the
ea: • •itiea whi h oppress the East, and which all!int humanity,
ehertah the hope of *acing trailuillity restored in theme
no.tries without the OCcUricli.:e of a new Will' to aggravate

their inherit -a.

•• The naval ferns which I maintain in the Levant has an-
olay hsbed itv destiumim., by protccling my subjects, and by
re”roin; dm to the unfurtuume, whinge gratitude hes been the
rev atd of our ietheitude.

•i hive ntioPted int:emotions which hove kept from our fron-
tiers Cs:. contaKnat Yr 4:!4;l1 has rasa,.ed a part of Spain. The
present season duos nut p ;mit that we should rdsit these pre-
cautious. and I shaji therefore continue them nii long its the
befely of tile country Ailey requiro it. 3lalevo:ence ;done can
disco% er is those ILICY3LifeS a motive foreign to toy real inteo-
tians.