The National Register.
London, England, 1815-05-21 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL 'firmsTV?.

MAY •12..--The famous (1-tteiilla, C.'yeneral
founded, in Spain, that invincible division which
lame, and who e. justly renowned all over Europe
very and the eminent services he has rendered to
has just landed here from on hoard a Dutch
h came from Spain. The late events that oc-
'rance determined him to leave that country; and
is escape, he was obl4:ed to travel through Spain in
He comes here to seek an asylum, under the pro-
die British Government.
mottling early, the remains of the late gallant and
;ir P. Parker, Bait. late Captain of his Majesty's
iselaus, were landed at Westminster stairs, and
the family vault in Maigarees Church.
did swosd, piesented bv the City of London to
,foid, as a testimony of his gallant achievements,
guineas, was sdti this week to Col. Birchall, at
°tuns, for 7.5 guineas!
mus efil..ets of the certainty of war are already felt
ntinent. The late fair of Leipsie was the dulleq
ear;, with the single exception of I i;0.3 ; and the
:c of mamtfactures k most denlotahle.
cesreceived from !Ow-hid to the 2d instant, we
great exertions have been made to organise the
inks, and the most popular Commanders have
rated to head them. Casianos has-been nominated
!r in (Thief in Catalonia; O'Donnell in Navarre;
'x at Sa:•agossa.
and Frankfort Papers to a late date arrived ves-
'he Bavarian army has crossed the Mine; and the
rian army is closely following in three divisions.
'ess of Vienna, it is now stated, will adjourn on
Ileilbron, a small town, within twenty miles of
ham,k of. the Rhine, seems likely to be the head
the Emperors of Austria and Russia. It is re-
r would leave Vienna on the 15th of next month.
ican paper contains an account of an et option of
of Alhay on the Ist of Fehrearv, 1814. This
,ountain is si:uated in the province of Camarines
them part of the island of Luncon, or Luconia,
Philippine Isles in the Indian Ocean. live po-
as were entirely destroyed by the eruption; more
hundsed of the inhabitants perished amidst the
the twenty thoesand who survived the awful ca-
were stript of their possessions, and reduced to

airgh arrive 3 on Friday morning ; it con-
'eport of a t:eaty having been between the
'ienna and Palermo, by which Aaoria engag,:s to
dinand to the throne of Napleg. All the Allied
is added, %%111 lecoo.nise Ferdinand in his former
t was reported at l\!;i:in on the 991 h, that Alnrat's

aFles was utteilv eta ,e, he having been defeated
1 hattie.—lt is said from Vienna. that.Blionaparte
nether attempt to negociale with the Aiiicd Pow-
'at it has wholly failed. The re:loos of eoninin-
ietween Paris and Vienna weie the:efore not with-

lon.—The Ist of .1 tine is named as die period of
.onimencing.—The King of Denmark was to !cave
the 15t11.—It is officially announced in an article
-sbergh, that the Hereditary Prince of NV nrlem-
selietted the hand of the Duchess of Oldenbto gh
; the union bad been previously agreed on in
—Pt iree Sulkowsky was arrested in Upper
of April, in coneguetice of an order from the
4nister of the Police, on account of very strong
of attachment to Napoleon.

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It seems that a• report which prevailed some time ago,
!ilia the Empress Maria Louisa had dismi.,sed all her French
attendants, was. tAally destitwe of truth. One hundred
persons. of that nation arc still in her service ; and .it must
be confessed that this is no mean establishment.
The Swiss Diet hag, in a letter to Caulaincourt, refused to
recognize Bonaparte's Government.
IbIPORTs OF FO REIGN GRAIN.—The ports will shut
avainst the importation of Foreign Oats in a few days, and
will continue shut r:aiust the import of all Foreign Grain
till the 15th August, w!;en the next average prices ale pub.
fished.

Besides the proposed very heavy additional duty on ad-
vet tiscmcms, stage coaches, &c. noticed in our last paper, a
progressive increase is levied on all vamps for bills of ex-
change, promissory notes, bankers' notes, and receipts; on
bonds, mortgages, leases. agreements, indentures of ap-
pre wiceship or clerk, admiss.ions to Intic of Court, Colleges,
Univetsiti, s, and Corpotations; present oions and institu-
tions to living's, appraisements, conveyances, commissions in
the at my or nave, powers of attorney, licences for cie ical non-
residence, riages, apprni•ers, blnkt.r, and pawnbrokers.
One of the pcineijal attend tats of the P..uccss of Wicks
is reported to have arrived from Italy, to procure a suitable
residence f'.4- her Royal Highness in London.
It is said that Lord Palmerston is to be created a Peer on
his resignation of the Office of Secietaly at War, which is to
be held by Mr. C. Grant.

Mr. tremble is alarmingly indisposed Wi an attack cf th•
g tin the stomach.

Eight thousand French prisoners, re urn! g fom RUFS.3
t France, that were in Gormany, I; ye te•eivel counte.--
o-,!erg, and will now have to make tl e I . ng• journey b iLk
a :.4in it the descants of Russia. It is ca culated that on
30,n00 prisoners have vet returned f m Ritsia to France.
The Paris Parers state, that woikmen are busil, ensplgyed
at the Castle of Vincennes, in making C oigreve lockets,
the secret of which they have recently di•co‘er d.
A Dutch Mail which arrived on Weonesdar, brought par-
ticulits of the advance of the Russian troops, which Vgan
their march through Cologne on the 3d instant, and were
expected to continue passing through till the 2mh. Two
pulks of Cossacks had all eadv arm ived at Coblentz. On the
Oth inst. several Prussian columns passed the Meuse at Na-
mur. Not less than Son pieces of cannon are already
collected in the plain of Fleurns. The headquarters of
Prince Blucher are about to he removed to Namur, and
those of de Duke of Wehington to Mons.
A Lisbon Mail which arrived on Tuesday,. brouaht an
account of the sailing of an Algerine fleet, amountiog to
no less than .67 sail, f,ur of them fiigates, and six others
strong corvettes. It is said that avowedly and pi ofe-sedly
hostility .is to he committed by it ai;ailut ciiher Spanish or
Brit ish shiepiiiig, but no other power is thus favourably ex-
cepted.
11r. Cochrane .I(,linstone is new in America, and, it is said.
intends put chasing a plantation in the neOlbourhood of
Clilrlestown, South Carolina.

It is understord to he the intention of Ministers that
Pat:lament should be prorogued about The 24th .Tune.
It is reported, 1b.., the ei,s,iinty, loan will not rxcecd twelve
miliions, of vehidi two ini'! on: ale to. Ireland; and the
sylde, it is said, lequired to he paid up in three

Preporations are makin,z at Arundel C:!stle for the grand
file to be !;.irun to the Barons of England on the 15:11 of
June, to celebrate the 6Outti anivexsary of the signing of
.110 Cliart4.