The National Register.
London, England, 1814-05-01 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER..

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a father, and that he will share the miteries of his children until
Ih• has repaired them."
PAnz 3, A pRIL 11.—The Senate was resented -4o day to the
Etoperor of Austria% by the Pt ince of Benevento, who made a speech
siaessive of the gratitude due to his Majesty, for all lie had done
France.
The Emperor replied.
" Senators,—l receive with sensibility the expression of your
sentiments.
The tepo3e and happiness of France are intimately connected
with the happiness and repose of my people. A neighbour of
Frdure, its'biterests cannot be ind !ferent to me. The happiest of
Fefiod. for A n..tria .anl France hay • been those, when their Princes
we're united hv the bonds of frieudship.
have tUr titeloy years those principles which
hay, laid wa-tt• the ‘vorld. ley tlic marriage of my daughter, I made.
as a :•:overei7,n, ,tul a father, an immenve %act ifice, to the desire of pnt•
ling an cod the misforturei of Europe. The sacrifice has been
in vain, but I shall never regret having done my ditty.
['care, but lately impossible, is going to become easy and
staple, under the eyes of a regular and pater nal government, re-esta-
blished in France. Let all parties rally round the King ; let one
only sentiment animate the nation, and my efforts, united with
those of my powerful and generous Allies, will be crowned with
the first sneco,s of which lam ambitious. France will be powertid,
banquil, and happy.'"
VIENNA, APIIIL 15.—Tlie entrance of the Allies into Paris was
eelebrate:l yesterday at the Metropolitan Church of St. Stephen, by
a sfilenni mass and a 7'e Deu;a, at which her Majesty the Empress,
and all the Imperial, Family were present. The whole Court, and
all the Civil and Militavy Authorities were also invited to attend.
The- troops were under arnv:, and three rounds of artillery were
tired from thy ramparts during the certmony. The vast dwelt
was too small to contain those who wished to rain admittance.
The weather was deiightfid, and the joy of the people beyond de-
teriptiou„
Tile Emperor has written a letter with his own hand, to the
Count de Zichy, commanding solemn thanksgiviogs to take place in
all the Catholic Churches of the Empire,. fbr the deliverance of the
holy Father, and his return to his States.

rrenri•t Funds 64, 63g.

GERMAN SUFFERERS.

We penseive, with much satistaction, that the Committee
,for
managing thy Subscriptions for the suffering Germans, comiime
their exertions with unremittbig zeal. We regret thit our narrow
limits, and the vast quantity of matter, %illicit flow i in upon ii
from all parts, make it impossible for ns to insert the substance of
their recent very interesting publications. The reports of the
Committee may be had gratis, at Ackerman's Repository, in the
Strand. We hope many applications are daily made ter them, as
they are equally calculated to gratify curiosity and promote bene-
volence. Pressed as we are for room, we cannot deny ourselves
the pleasure of livening the following statement from the West-
minster Report:-
9.0 those who may be apprehensive that this charity will interfere
with the claims of our own poor, who ought naturally to be the first
objects of our care, it is right ta suggest that the pressure on the
lower classes At' the people in this country has been lightened be-
yond the expectations of the most sanguine, in consequence of the
exertions and sutlerings of those on whose behalf the pre,ent appli-
cation is made. Many of our labourers and artificers who we;e out
of work, are now en;plove!?; cml ethers who had not been dis.
charged have oinained a considemble rise in their wazes, from the
vast awl increasing demand,' for our manufactine;. 'rids fortunate
change so brought about, will be the. occasion of a of large
stns, which otherwim• must have been contributed for the purpustB
of parochial and oiln.T
The exports of British Manufactures to the North of Europe
Only were,
For the Month ending, the 13th March, 1813 L. 99,0:,9
For the Month ending the 13th March, 1814 394,837"

Increase of one Month's Export

L. 295828

It is undesstood that the Island of Martinque will be
restored to France, and that Tobago and St. Lucie will he
ceded to Great Britain. Sweden will, it is said, relinquiub
Guadaloupe, on receiving some equivalent.

IMPERIAL PAR L LIMEN

HOUSE OF 1 ORDS.

MAY 1.

MONt)AY. APRIL 25.
Five Inclosure Bills were brought up from the C-ramonl, a:id read
a fi,.t time.

TUESDAY, APtin, P 6.

Earl Livettpaor having moped the third reading of the Gold Coin
Bill, Earl Lau►letdate ►►dveitrd to the necessity of arr.:Ting to son►e
measure iteceAsary to the circulation of the country, u: a c.:sis when
we were on the eve of enjoying the advantages 'if peace.
Earl Llvati root. said, it was his iNteratioal and desire that the circu.
latiun of the country should return to its ancient state. and that a very
consideration should be adopted fur accomplishing so desirable an üb.
jest; lie shoutA take rip early opportunity of bring►ng this particular
subject under the consideration of Pailmineut.—The Bill then passed.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 47.
SUSPENSION OF HOSTILITIES.

Lord f.ivrorour. announced to their Lordships, that a convention
for the _tisperi:si.nt of hostilities between France and the Allied Powers
had bret► signed by Lord Castlereagh, on the 2ad instant, on thr part
of Great Britain ; an: that u copy would be laid before their I.9rd-
ships us soon as possible.

TIIIII:sDAY, APRIL 28.

Marquis Catuden pct s, ntyci x rtition f!oa, certain ii,liabitants of
Bath, pra)tog for ft.,. repeal of the biat,le Eli/3be'ili, with regard 1..)
.Ippreutic,:s. laid un th. tahlo.--The bill) (thole the Huube tStfe
each forwarded a :loge —Adjournd.

r 19.
NORWAY.

Llr,l TI-)T.T. iNT WIS to be in:cowed whttht.r 'Norway was included
in 11:e trite Conventi,in so•pending-liostilit;.
The Eurl of I.ler cPoot. s;ibi, he 11.,..1 tau },c!nation in stating, that
Norway was not iocltulecl in the Convention..
Evl Gar y thought the 1:14Ose should Lc. nifor...,d whether the coun-
try was io a st4te of hostility with re,pect to Norway or nut ?
The E,:..1 of LTV" fil'UOT. stattrl, thus ilPtruciimis had been sent from
thl Board of Adiiiifulty fir a blockade of the porn of Norway.
Earl GREY observLd, it was with ongu'oif lie heard that the force 61
thi, country was to be employed (or tbe put pose of comp:Ong, by mean,
of Norway to submit to a futeigit duliani.m, to which she had
nsanif,'s•ed her aversion.

The Earl of LlvEavoca. deprecated any premature discussion of a
subieet, could not b,.! pro..c;f:ly deL'ided upim until their Lurdships
should be ittfurtued of n!1 the eircumstainces of the case.

The Duke of Nonvomt ruse fur the purpose of being informed,
whether Majcbty's Ministers intended to propose a Vote of Thanks
to L,,rd IV-21Pnton for hip Lite Victory before Toulouse. His pthate
virtS, that such a proeceding ought to take place.
The E.,tl of Ltii.nroot. observed, that his niesty's Government
were nut prepared give any notice upon the subject.
The Alarquit, of LA NSnov..NE presented a Petition from the Queen's
County, in Irelind, prPvini; for a Revibiun of the Corn Law.—
Ordered to !ie wn the tab;e.

Earl Gnev ro.e, and again adverted to Ilse relations of the comitry
with respect to Norway. It was one on which he thought it right and
proper some 0f4.-icirl infurtindin shunH lie on the Table; arid wished
to :mow if the l'srr,ble Lord would object to a Motion for the produelirn
of a (7,opy of the Orders sent from the Board of Admiralty to Ow Naval
oXcers on that station, reLtive to a blockade of the ports of Narw.:y.
The Earl of Ltyr.nroot. should certainty feel an objection to such a
motion at pre etif, thou 'l evas far from wishing to shrink from a
actission of the subject, when the whole circumstances of the trans•
action, tei to t 1 hue of policy adopted by his Majesty's Guvernment
and the Allies, should be before the !louse. Such documents were
generally produced with a view to institoting some farther proceedings;
and under the present circumstances, he considered that some incun-
venience would arise from the production, not certainly with reference
to the mere documents, bat with a iew to some further proceeding.
Lord GuerqviT.LE Was of opinion such a motion would be a correct
way of proceelling, as it would go regularly to iliforw Parliament whe-
ther or not the cooltry was now at war with the people of NorwaY•
The Earl of lavr.neoor. said, the Noble Baron must be aware th..t
papers of the kind were produced wait a view to some 'subsequellt
proceeding ; a consideration which at this time would induce him to
object to such N production.
Earl GREY then gave notice, he should move for the papershe slew
dotted, on Monday.