The National Register.
London, England, 1822-12-09 00:00:00

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LO.;:b3S, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9.

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l'hrec o'dock,
The Paris Papers received laot 'light contain'
-Juothing decisive tnt the subject of war or pollee
:bitn•eeu Prance and Spain. Vie QuoZidicnete states
q.coitively, that the Allied Sovereigns have addressed
'a Declaration to the Cortes, in which they .csprem
-their decided determination to " eltoe.the u‘yss
opened by the Spanish Revolution," and that this
-Declaration has been forwarded by a courier to
?Madrid. The Quoiltte.me is a violent Ultra paper,
and is not to be is lied upon; but hew this abyss is
to he closed would be worth Inowing. Is it by a
Crimde of the Holy Alliance against liberal and
c:mstitutional principles? if so, let them beware,
Last the abyss is not chortled by the bodies of in-
vading troops. This meddling with the internal
atliiirs of other nations is perfectly unjustifiable and
disgusting. According to a letter in the de
Fraiscr from Verona, dated time 26th ult., there has
been nu change in the intentions or dispositions
announced by the prime movers of Congtess prior
t.,• the departure of thZ Diplomatists frow Verona.
The Sovereigns intended to quit Vienna before the
I sth of this month, at which all:the affairs discussed
te.tlie conferences will be terminated.—The King
of France presidLti at a Council of Ministers on
Wtduesday, which sat nearly two hours. He pre-
viously gave an audience to the Minister of War,
and the same day the Minister.of Marine transacted
business widi the Duke of Angoulemeas Grand to-
riintl. of France. • The .3io.fileur announced the
•617ivill of M. 15..ZZU di Korgu iu Paris on Wcdnes-
4ay; Anti the Doke of Wellington was expected in
that city the day after, so that we e!.pect something
,itsportuat v:ill s,ieedily transpire, in which we can
co :[ides iurtead of being indchted to the Perverted
inteiligenca in the Paris AlinisterLd Journals.

• Thu Quolidticintc,• notorious for the falsehoods it is
constantly puhl:sLing is favour of the Spati:l in-
st4gents, mentions the receipt of intelligence,' b' a
tourier entraordicary, that. Itatuagosa had wade a
ra:ly from the fort of Urg:2l, and routed the eonsti-
t.;:ionalists.with great loss. ha censcrpence of this
several actat Inuent:: 1 ul joined.bial,
and wguiu occupied the town of Urge:. Baron
u':: et had left L ivia, nod proceeded hi the direc-
t/ton of Litiel.. We Fay very little attention to this
inoielligence—ve believed it to be a wilful toisrepre-
entation of facts, as the must correct aecaunts ;Zan
that the insurgents have been every vlherediS;:ersed,
and cannot n:...tke head in any quarter eg+tinst the

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COURT 01? KINtl'S

SATUXDAY. W.:C. 7.
• LUDDINU r. `SAM3.

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Tits we, an aet:on brow4ht to reeve - the sum of 121. the
amount of tsar dowers, whi,ll Lie piainttii. had fu to the
airientisot tnd iiis friunds.

11.14 e 111 .4.4 till ';•• ease was conducted It, Mr. 117nrncy and Mr.
Storks, snit the defendant's by Mr. Scarieit sad Mr. Chitty.
It appeared that Uv defendant, who is u book-
sellers to Pall Mall, ordered a dinner fur hint ..If and three
taietads, on the :Alia March, I ti2i, at the house of the plaintiff,
who keeps the Royal Hotel, Nt. Joines's-street, Pall Mall.—
company clone at the lay: lined tium, and Mr. Seas plid
the plalutill If. lUs. as bit to! WO_ of the recknoin;. wLy‘h
;thinualeti t.t 4!.1 Gs. till. the-1111114 Msrch a second dinner
was or.leredtby Mr. Sams, for hisnself and three tricods. The
plaiahlt's bill nu this *cession, was 71. Us. (id. No part of this
run, had et er been phitl. 'When typhoid:on was made for the
amount of these two bunts 10 Mr. Soot, he desated the waiter,
trim ileinuotleit the money, to go to a Mr. Washoroa4b, one of
the goes's, and a 4 hign fur pa.,-hu.sit. This desire was complied
with, but when the hill was 1111:V. 11 IQ \V La said
he would bee Mr. SOIII4I banged before he woald treat hint
and his friends, or pay ,for their dinner." The wsitcr then
returued to Mr. 541:111.44 and that gentleinsn having express. tl
his displeasure, in rather Arctig terms, at tho conduct ut 1% as-
borough, he promised to settle the at air.
Mr. Searle:t, fur the tleiendant was proceeding to call wit-
nesses, to prove that the others for the dinners were gat eta Loy
Mr. WashoinuAli, and that Mr. Sums wps.eut presval on the
second occasion, wisest his Lordship udeligsl that the case
should be tefsrred to setup geul VllllOl out of court. Tnis was
agreed to on bulb solus—Ver.:ict fur the plaintof 1. subject to
a ft:lei-enc.:.