The National Register.
London, England, 1812-10-25 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

OCT. 25.

That which they most dreaded they have brouOit upim
themselves by their folly, in seeking to avert it by ad-
vertising the enemy of their alarms. ;N1 r, 111;01:G11A i, CX-
tilting in the popularity and plate which he has
(though, pet liars, his transports are sonte*hat allayed h%
the loss of his election) may very serenely tell his
his convivial hours, that if the distresses of the country are
known abroad, lklinisters have themselves to thank lot it ;.
but the broken-hearted manufacturer will in time discover,.
that this reflection, however consoling to a men& r of that
.partv, who, in the discomfiture of the present Adininitrz.ll(..l
sec all they want, cannot mitigate his distress. 'That
BRO UG uA m should thus over the bottle mock those he had
used as a stepping-stone to his ambition, is hardly excused
• by the circumstance of the glass having circulated freely,
lie may still go en in the same strain, but the ox-roasticg,
health-drinking, pkte-voting inhabitants of the gianufactur-
.ing districts will be likely to hold very different languagf.,
These, enlightened by dearly bought experience, may be
expected; hereafter to teach others, while their hearts ate
bursting with angui;h, the consequence of their rot having
:been sooner taught themselves, " that firmness and patience
under difficulties arc more likely to abridge the rried of
their duration, than despondency and clamour ; and that to.
avow indisposition and inability to cat ry on a war when no
opportunity offers for honourably terminating it, is nit: the
way to obtain a permanently advantageous peace."

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCA:.

FRENCH P_IPEES.

TSV ENT Y-SECO I) Rt 1.1. M IN.

Moscow, -SF PT. 27. —The Consul General lessips has Keen ap-
pointed Intendant of the Province of Noscom. 11e has onottlized
Municipality and several Commissions, all composed of inhabitants
the country.
The tires have entirely ceased. We every day discover ma“aaim•
of sugar, furs, clothes. Ste. The ettemv's army appear to retire apou
Kabl() and Toula. Toula contains the greatest nottunacnoy anus
which there is in Russia. Our advanced ettard is upon the Usk ra.
The Emptror is lodged in the imperiid Palace 01 the Kremlin. 11k
have found in the Kremlin sevend of the o!nantent, used at the Cu ro.
nation of the Emperor, and all the thig. taken from the Turks for up
watch, of ome hundred years. The weather is nearly the same as at
the end of October at Paris. It rains a little, and we have had sows
white frosts.
We are ale assured that the Maslova, and the rivers of the co.nirly.
1. do not freeze before the middle of November. The greater pait
the army is cantomed at Moscow, where it r,sts from its tatves.

PARIS, oc7r. 17.—We love to-day received letters from Moscox,
d:.ted the 30th nit. The army is in the best possible situation. Ps,-
visions begin to accumulate in the magrhines. Thu cellars of tl.al
county are cotpstructed in such a manner as to hr secured against
ih
and the inhabitants of Moscow kid in thew deposited u!I their proi-
stow, and most precious objects, so that in a hew days after the lin:
abundlnee appeared in the city. The inhabitants are enipto
rebuilding, their r--swellings. The country, the numerous harms, am
the chase:lux, which arc between St. Peturshlirgh and Twer hire re-
mained unrolls:llrd, so that the minket* are abundantly sapplied sit.*
meats of all kindq.
I[u Matestys health has not experienced the sliyditest elteratki
throughout the who.Ae czonpaign. The Civil Administration of Aluattor
rs completely. Organ iZed
1111: "Cr NOr —B .r •ifiret ‘yeelog otn: town It.ls assivued a mi,re
pacific appearance than hes etosore. The liinorrous p i•bitlgS trthps
luve diminishad, and cons• (piously the expencet of military [whoop;
we 110 W enjc.y the most pionmod peas whilst the fate of Eurere
is being decided in the hos•nu of Ru•sia, and wor troops tate prt
in the great blows- which are struck thi. re. lie Sides 1114 Ps
people are cured of their to eo,y credulity, and ot their predebetain
for the itus4ans-, which lute eveniti have epiabled them to, krow.
trors, who form at part ot the 10th corps of the 6ra:..d Army,
have oeeli reinforced,. and stgaisi ciimpleted to their full extent. hest
t
44444043 ill- Out diAtirtnit imitUrs which. they Ilan.. bas meet oa

1L l

I th_ CPI

minder
Onr dc,
Ow Pro
ti:r

1:11!( I
rile I
but thii

~

• Ci.
.
e% ,

ex ice.

Order

Tre‘i9)
qunleiti

luch

rennuci

Iluet ,111

nUIi11:1I

Jt ~NCt

thi

r I
11(11, d

u•~ .

n:,narr

r• A

In ;11,. al

Nitilate

!inn Int

r

S •Mt. of

.Icoir

ili.l

rind in
p. 1.1

Soule

Y1!1~I`!CII

ILP)P,

NP

1).1T
I!.!je,tt
?ci!ion

b'
.11'I;1111t.‘..
)4V.lig ,
It'ili ,r( (
T: c clic
!':er on

Wye itri
111 C, 1I