The National Register.
London, England, 1816-03-04 00:00:00

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Tr.:sty of will thus b,3 evacuated. Perenne Etna
Laon will have ntither French ()T Ens,lish ;?..arcisous, the
service will be performed by the National Guard.
" The French Funds were en the 27th 611 i end the
Bank Actions 1070; a rise of 1 pa cent. in the &ruler, be.
yond the price of the preceding clay, and of 3/ in the
latter."

A Mail from Hambnrgh has brought some papers;
from one of which the following article is translated :

WARSAW, FEB. IQ.

On the 13th of last month there appeared at St. Peters..
burgh an Imperiul Russian Manifesto, which contains a,
recapitulation of all the great events, the development
and glorious termination of which we have behelAs
a specimen of the eloquence and energy with which it is
drawn up, we adduce the following picture of the war
just finished, and which is at the beginning of this do..
cument

It is a most extraordir.ary event, such as never yet hap.
pened on eaa-th, as it were an evil prepared in the lowest
pit of hell, formed for the violent convulsions and anni.
hilation of the whole world, and which attained the degree
of power which it was destined to reach by the unsearch-
able decrees of the Most High.
' From its very beginning, this war, like a cloud im.
pregnated with fire and poisonous vapours, did not arise
from the casual dispute of one State with another; it
arose not to be again extinguished—no, but after the ex.
tirpation of every virtue implanted by God in the human
heart, to glut itself with the inexpressible misery thence
arising, and not to be extinguished but in the blood of all
the human race. _ _

It is a moral monster, generated by vice ; which taking
root in the hearts of men, fallen off from God, fed with
the milk of error, and enveloped in the mystery of deceit
and falsehood, long roved about from land to land, under
the mask of knowledge and light; and with lips dropping
honey, sowed in unexperienced hearts and minds the
seeds of disunion and perdition.
. .

The following article from a foreign paper, relative to
the affitirs of Wurtemberg, is not uninteresting:—
Srurrlis au' Fea. 9.—The states continue sisscnibled, but
their labours advance slowly. The ministers of the King, on
the 11th January, gave orders to levy the is .es before-hand, by
way of execution. The states, having received information of
these orders, addressed, on the January, representations
to the King, in which they touched upon a very delicate tines-
ti .n. In these representations, they inquire whether the subs:.
die of England, and the )1 urtiriburit quota if the rectich contri-
butions, are the private property of the urrenign ; or whether they
shintid be appropriated to alleviate the wei:T.ht of the public
burtiietis. They RI forth to the King the wretched sitnation to
which the country is reduced after the efforts it has made for
toe lust twenty years, and since the taxes have been so aug-
mented as to absorb tiO per cent. of the income of the subject.
'The states, in their representation, appeal to the fundamental
laws of lio country to show that the King is not authortz,d t.. rio
reire the sulisidi. a and contributions as his personal revenue. The
states cost then representation as follows:—" The states there-
fore confidently hole that your Majesty, Ist, will suspend the
levying of taxes by exccation • 2d, That the above-mentioned
sums (the subsidies and contributions) be applied to the pub-
lic set lice: Sd,That it; contrary to expectation, taxes should
ue still necessary, they be imposed iii'm constitutional manner:
ith, That at all events his Majesty will condescend to Infiniti
the states of the monist of the sums already employed, and of
the ulterior destination of those not s et employed.
(Signed) The Prince of 14011 EN LOE, President.
Hitherto, however, his Majesty has caused no answer to_
be communicated to the representation of the states.
_ _ _

American papers to the Ist of last month have arrived,
From the .2Vatiun«l Intelligencer of the 27th January, we
have extracted the following more particular account of
the demands made by Spain upon the American Govern-
ment:—