The National Register.
London, England, 1808-01-10 00:00:00

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A NATIONAL PERIODICAL WORK. St. Domingo." This is very well, and we may rattily comm-
ix, Be t u Mori we m oft Lerma tall AND F 4 SII lON ABLE skier the confidence which the rulers of Hayti repose in ue •
MAGAZINP:, is regularly published on the first of every Month, as a comparative compliment; for if they suspected that
price 2v. 64. Ti 1: SEVEN ICENTII NUMHER. of this elegant we should decoy them by solemn promises into our power.
Work was published January 1, ISsOB, and is a Specimen of the and then murder them, as the French did with the gallant
highest Order of Embellis:tments and of Original Li!erature 1
Toy issArer, assuredly we should never be permitted to set
from the pens of the first Literati of the Age. The Proprietors
afoot in that island.
e:vnmence the Seventeenth Number with an increase of EIGIIT
The .4lonikier assures us that the ,English wane is
l• \r:r s, and will continue them in every succeeding Number. Its
loaded with curses in every nation of the Continent; and.
liwbellihments are decidedly superior to any other Work
p iblish with a very unusual degree of modesty, it does not assume
‘e ,l, and more diversified ; its Literature is originals, and
us that the French name is bailed in the same nations, .itk
resre in quantity than any other work sold at the same Price t
4:::4 when it is recollected that Portraits of the whole of the blessings equally loud I
Imis I,IC BR A N (AI ES of the Ro'V A L FAMILY embellish the The Moniteur tells us that the people of London arc as
former Numbers of the above unrivalled Mugagine, its utility less eager for peace than these of Vienna or Petersburgh;
snust he al, parezt to eye ry admirer of Literutute and the Fine but that we can have no hope of this happy event, until
Arts. On the same day Was published the SEPPLLMENT to we rise in the height of our vengeance. and tear our pre-
Vol. 11. v ith an elegant Portrait of the Evirmaon OF ft cs• sent Ministers to pieces. We should imagine that hints of
st k ; beautifully coloured Historical Sporting Pica, Emble- this kiud to the populace would at prescut be rather den-
, reati.-0 Title Page, &e. &c, gerous at Paris!
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BoNaramerE, by an imperial decree, has declared Evhniz
0 et.m.,'s PARLIAMENTARY DER %TES, with the Bikraphy of
BEAUUARNoIs his successor in the kingdom of Italy. 4-c.
Sr. N tloit 1 4 I. (7 II A R AcTF.ft S, Published on the first of every
t:!.,11:h during the recess of Parliament, and every fortuight and created him in the mean time Prince of Venice. J0a1...
v hitst in deliberation, There are Eight Numbers of this entivE, the daughter of EUGENE, is now to be entitled Prin.
decant and indispensable publication already published, which cess of Bologna ; and Melzi, the obsequious President of
contain the Lives and PoRTRA ITS of some of the most distiu- the Cisalpine Hepublic, Duke of Lodi.
guished British Statesmen, Their lijography and Engravings After the Decree was read iu the Milanese Senate. Bow&.
•. :.re impartially written aud exquisitely engraven from Paint- PARTY. thought proper to mato a Speech. He hinted at
• iti,A of the most celebrated masters. The Em 11TH Itt st tic a the intestine' divisions of the Italians, which had beep the
ur_s published the Ist of January, 1808, and is embellished with
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means of losing their Independence: but he consoled there
the Portrait and Lift of Loan lIA WI:ChM:Ii Y, Printed and
by assuring them" his glory should consist in regaining
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published at THE NATIO,/ A L KEGIsTEII OFFICE, Catherine-
street, Strand. -
the eclat and virtues of their Ancestors." Lest. howeves.
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-ro. some turbulent Homan notions should be generated in theft
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breasts by these intimations, he reminds them that the
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1308.
The most important contents of the Gazette of lastatight.
are the order for blockading iu Spain the ports of Cadiz.
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' Carthagena and St. Lucar, and all the ports which lie be-
POLITICA/. EI'ENTS or THE WRRN,
tweeu Carthugena and St. Lucar, The reason for select.
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In the ,Voniteurs which we received last night, there areng these is the importance of the trade of Cadiz, and the
several Articles replete with bitterness against
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this Country. ready communication of the others with the southern bar-
The Monaca). is eager to assert that no Flags of Truce have hours of France. The northern ports, into which our ma-
Leen sent by the French Government to this Country ; and nufactures may much more readily be conveyed, are still lea
open for eur mercantile speculators under neutral flags.
land, which have excited so much specelation in Eng-
land, were some vessels pieced at the disposal of Count _.........._
. The most important article of news received in the
111E•rTEnnien, the Austrian Ambassador. To what pur- course of this mmeek, relates to the discussions in America.
pose, it inquires, should Flags of Truce he sent to England, Strong petitions have bmn received from Philadelphia and
while its Members arc known to have determined on per- other trading towns against the non-importation act : and
petted ‘Var 1 Of this conclusion, the rejection of the
there is little •doubt entertained in America that the lefris-
Russian mediation, and the affair of Copenhagen, and lature will at least suspend n
its operation. In the mean time
I. the present infamous Decree by which England' assimi- the Congress is adopting every measure suggested by Ji3
later hersey to the Pey of Algiers." The Monlicur has
• PERSON fur the fortification of the Americau harbours,
the most convenient memory imaginable : it forgets the and for fitting out a naval armament to drive all intruders
behaviour of BoespAserE to swisseriand, Portugal, and front their harbours. These measures arc necessary, and
twenty other weak Governments which he bus waotonly it would be folly in any evvernment that aims at indepen,
robbed, not only of a portion of their Armaments, but of #.
deuce to neglect them ; but we still see little reason to ar.
their whole Independence; and it also prudently recollects p-r
ehond that the Americans will be so blind to their own
not that Our late Decree was a mere act of retaliation, and interests, as to precipitate themselves into a ruinous war
that the moderate BONA PARTS has since carried his Barbary with this country.
imitations to a much greater extent. --........._
On our traffic with the new Government of St. Domingo, By recent accounts from the Coast of France, it appears
the Montteur observes, •' That is no wonder the Brigands that active exertions are raiug form ard iu all the minor
'who massacred the whites at Copeuhagcn, should ally pco4 particularly in Nonnaudy, to prepare a munber of
010'11411.es with the Brigands who massacres OA Oita at boats similar to those at Boulogne. To this foolery little
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