The National Register.
London, England, 1816-09-09 00:00:00

GERMANY.

CitaLiles, Atm. 4.—The King of Prussia's birth-day was
kept here yesterday with much solemnity. Prince Hardenburg
gave a great dinner, at which the Austrian Ambassador. Count
Zichy, and all die Prussians at Carishad, and many persons of
distinction, were present. In the evasion there was a hall, to
which above 400 persons were invited. But what added to the
interest of the day was, that the Saxons eelebrated also the
fete (Saint's day) of their revered Sovereign. They asses-
'•bled for this purpose hi mother saloon of the same house where
the Prussians had their entertainment.
Prince Hardenburg, accompanied by •Prince Wittgensteia
and other Russians of distinctioo, surprised them is the
most agreeable manner, bYa visit, danced Poitemises with se-
veral Saxon ladies, and then invited the whole company of the
Saxons with the kindness peculiar to.hint to joie the Prussians
in the other room, and take part in their joy, as they wissW on
their side willingly join in that of the Salmis. The proposal
was accepted, and the doable fde of the day concluded witk
poems' harmony.
Fanelli roast., Asa Ili—Nothing Author& known regorging
the prepaeatory.coefeeettem for the German Diet. The Pa ss-
sian Ambassador Count Geist, will be here in the last half of
the month of September. when the formal opening of the Diet
will infallibly take place.
Benue, Ave. 24.—Another happy family event will shortly
tyke place in this Court. The King's nephew, Prince Frede-
rick, the only son of Prince Louis of Prussia, his Majesty's
brother, and of the present Duchess of Cumberland, marries
the Princess Willselmins Louisa, daughter of the *piping
Doke of Ankalt Bensberg. His Majesty and the Parents of
the bride have given their consent.
Ihtemensu, At:G. 12.—Priuce Blucher seems to like his
abode here, and we shall experience the pleasure of basing
him here till the beginning of next month. How greatly the
Prince longed to see his native country and the town of his
birth, appears from the following speech, which he made on
loth; on the Grand Duke's proposing as a toast." To ail brave
St re klen burgers."
'• Alecklenburgers —ln your name I come forward, and thank
our gracious Print* for his kind wishes. I nay be allowed to
du this, for I belong to you; and it Is an honour for me to be-
long to you. God hat permitted me, a Nlecklegburger, to
assist in delivering the world from the yoke of tyranny. That
is now accomplished. • But I have gained still more; that.
which in every situation of life 1 have cherished in the lamest
recesses of my heart, and which I most ardently longed to
attain, is now attained. I am now happy and free in the
country where I was born, where I played away my boyish
days, where the bones of my worthy parents repose. 0 God!
thou knowest how I have longed to pray by the side of their
tomb before I myself drop into the grave. 'l'hanks be to Thee
now I can, now Y shall do it; willingly would I repose by their
side, when, perhaps soon, my eyes shall close in death; bet I
wish for nothing snore—l have already obtained too much.
more than I deserve—my heart belongs to you—love Inc again,
remain as I find you, faithful to your God. and to truth—faiths
nil to your Prince; thus you remain faithful to
Ii
; I
believe-I do not err, if at the close of my days I prophecy to
my country, under the Prince ighorn I may venture to call my
friend, its highest prosperity. Long live Frederick Francis.:
long and happy !"
On the 7tit inst. being the day of his arrival here, Blucher
made the following speech after the Duke had proposed his
health it table "My heart deeply affected at my being
able, alter an interval which has been for inn so long, to retina
in peace sod in .good health' to my beloved country. 1 thank
your itoyal Highness fur your friendly reception: continue
your favour, to me; it will always be my happiness, as 1 shall
alailys esteem it au honour to have received my being in your
country. Let us forget what we have suffered, and thank
God for our present happiness. God bless you! God long re-
joice my country and rue, by the happiness of your life! Gen-
tlemen! allow me to give the health of our Grand Dukor-map
Ise live lung and happy!'

SWEDEN.
SCI4ON RN, Aco. 20.—0 n the 7th inst. late lathe evening, th•
Crown Prince arrived at Ruaibosa, amidst the joyful acclama-
tions of a numerous crowd. He was actentnaasied by Prince
Oscar and their Evcellencies Field Martial Count Toll and the
Minister of State Count F.ngeshoent. His Royal Highness re•
mained six days at Rumbusa, gave audiences to the Antberitieg
of the licighboaring tonne, the Nobility, Use lanilownerv', and
the farmer* of 411 C neighbourhood, visited the environs of Row
boss, particularly the tine estate of i::nutitess Sparre and the
coal mines of Hoegitosts, which he esueidned with great *Rea-
-1 lion. On the llth theirßodul Idienteseci %motto Lund, and vi.

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vile lea the way the liarimitr and fortress of Landscrona. At
Lund, as at other plar..4, the Crown Prince received tinmerons
deputations ef peasants,-who, with artless and heartfelt do-
queu •e, ta•stiried to him Le warmest gratitude for die many
favours which they had received from him ; they declared
illi..otetvPll particularly affected by the paternal treatment
wlthai their sons lord receivesf both in the held and In their
military exercise, aarl repeated the assurance that the children
or the country, who k new how to appreciate t: cir present situ-
ation, were ready to make the greatest ‘aeritice., anal, if neces-
sary. to spill their blood to preserve three precious ail vantatres.
10 a greets delivered by one of the peasants, there %sus the fol.
lowina paSIMEe :—" Be conviiweri, Prince, that as the yaws and
Aria of Sweeden never change their colour at anti season, nor
oar :.oeks their places, so will our fidelity be at all times tinfoil
unshakeu."