The National Register.
London, England, 1822-09-16 00:00:00

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I.OND )N. 7t:ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.
71rre o'clock, p.m.
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,The Paris Papers.of Friday arrive:l last nig4t by
•-expresti. The !allowing are extracts
XAII/6, SrPr I:,'.—. •6patehes have just arrived
film] Tnev bring the sentence of the
. Court on Bata n, Ciffe, Sauge, Frailin, light', and
Seneehault, who are cordetuned todeath. The other
prisoners are Lund guilty of nut revealing the con-
cy.
VIENNA, SEPT. .—Their Imperial Majesties are
expected to-morrow. The Emperor of Russia will
arrive in a kw days: he will sleep on the 31 at
Tronpau, where he will be received by his Imperial
liwliness the Archduke Cardinal, Archbishop o'
Othantx. His Imperial Majesty has desired that
his 3E% val in this capital may not be attended wish
any sidamoity. Their Nlojesties wi I make but a
short stay !ge previous to their departure for Ve-

nom
GHENT. S I PT. 13.-0!) the llth, at one o'clock
'r at. the-a'hcdral of St. Hawn was perceive': to be
on fire ; great fears were entertained for that vene-
rable edifice, and the fine works of art which it con-
. tains. The church plate, the archives, and the
paintings of Vau Eyck, were saved; the pictures
were taken down, (An:revise they trust have been
destroyed by the melted lead of the roof, which
poured down like liquid fire. An attempt was made
to remove some of the marble statues, Lut this wits
only partially cfli•eted. Happily, however, the flee
was got.uuder about eight o'cli.-k, and the works of
"art have, on the whole. stefi;:red but little. The
chief damage is to the roor, which must be entirely
renewed ; part of the dome, too, it is thought, must
be pulled down andrebuilt.
STOCKHOLM, AI:G. 30.—A number of very red-
pettabre men have presented to the King: a pan fur
South American Trading Company, with which
his Majesty has rio: only expressed his satisfiwtion,
'tut also promid to give the Society all possNe
Purpert. An expedition will be ready to sail by
July, 189.3.
BA VON N E, SEPT. 7.—The Defenders of' the Faith
continue to intercept the mails, for to-day we have
hardly received any letters from Spain beyond T. -
loa, because the mails from Madrid and Vittoria,
with all the correspondence, has been intercepted ;
11:e two last mails sent from Bayonne have had the
same flee, so that unless the Spanish Government
adopt seine rigorous nteiwures to secure the passage
M the couriers in the defiles of Salina and Esc:in.:a,
tair communication with Spain will be broken
The mail 170 M Saragossa coining through Navarre,
,seltd that from Navarre. experience the same line.
Thetnerchanis this tits arc great sulierers by the
interruption, end are filfed with indie,nation when
they consider that it is by order of the secret earn-
titmice of the Defenders of the Faith established at
Baytaitte, that all these vexatious treasures are taken.
J.l consequence of these state of things, we do not
even klew what is passing in Navarre and the three
provinces.
_There are reports of fresh advantages
obtained by the Constitutional troops, but as we
have no accounts of any Lind from tither party, we
lutist wait fur the :IC:a 1111 61, tL•at is, if it should
arrive. The defeusive operations in this city coa-
ti :ue.

TRIESTE, Aura. 27.—A letter from 7ante says,
" We saw these days in our seas a Turkish fleet ut
78 sail, precisely in the direction of Patrat;so."—
Lai accounts from Corfu of the Gat inst. mention
aimiung of a landing in Putrasso, and even maintain
.that this united Egyptian, Algeriue, and Turkish
fleet had no troops of debarkation on board ; but a
loreign consul, who for a month has been circulating
pews particularly untiavourable rim the cause of the
Greeks, affirms that the Turks are in Patratto, and
wen aavanced towards the I4thmus of Corinth, in
order to tar in Oink the Greeks fighting in Thes-
salyuganist Chourseliid
Letters from Corfu of the 16th also 'Argo, but
without stating particulars, that the Turk,. had pe-
netrated into the Mores from Lepanto, and that
'Maufutordato hnd hereupon returned from Nlisso-
lyagi to the Morel*. This is probably the long since
autiouncod diversion in favour olChourschid Pudic
FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA, AU0.22.-.-ACeolliing
;to sOrolifitto citified to credit, in the dreadful fire in
Jassy, 4,790 !Qum.% were destroyed or burnt. Many
liundred Christians of all nations were thereity
'taineil, and the damage is immense. The merchants
who. trusting to the deceitful promises of foreign
asen:s, who were in tie constant habit of represent-
ing the *folks as so limiest and fond of order, and
who now sutlir such an immense loss, are the most
to Le pitied. Tt.e [loyal& tire also ruined—even
AliLir burnt trcatu:es have been dug up. The Aus-
It ian house uleuc eas Saved by great exer-
-1.01111. Mao; suppose that it was planned that the
ranks sluolii ir.vite the credulous met chants to Jatily
utik: :a rub them.

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