The National Register. — 1819-11-15 (London, England)

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13.  A Dutch Mail has just arrived, with Papers from Brussels to the 10th inst. On the 28th October, fresh disturbances broke out at Copenhagen, and the windows of several houses were broken, but the military soon restored order, and the regulations forbidding servants, children, artisans, sailors, &c. to appear in- the streets after eight in the evening, were again put in force. The German Papers that have arrived, with other matters, notice the amount of the disposable military force of Prussia: The regulars of the Prussian Monarchy amount to 157,570 men of all arms, while the landwchr consists of not less than 438,537 men. An amazing military power, if we consider the ex- ' tent of the territories under the Crown of Prussia, the comparative paucity of their population, and the heterogeneous materials of which .the Monarchy is. composed ! An article from Rome, dated the 7th of October, states, that the Regencies on the coast of Africa have given unsatisfactory answers to the demands of Admiral Freemantle and Admiral Jurieu, who went with a combined English and French squadron to insist on the renunciation of piracy. The plague had ceased at Algiers, but still raged at Tunis, where it has carried off 60,000 persons. A mnrriage is spoken of between a daughter of Duke Alexander of Wirtemberg and the Crown Prince of Austria. The Emperor of Austria consents to the marriage, however, on condition that the King of Wirtemberg will engage to concur with Austria in the measures proposed for suppressing the rising spirit of liberty in Germany. The King is said to have refused to accede to such conditions..  The King of Spain. has distinguished his marriage by publishing a general amnesty to all prisoners slow in the prisons of Spain, who have not committed high treason, human or &rine, the murder of ecclesiastics, forgery, arson, blasphemy, and some other offences. The pardon also will extend to all the fugitive criminals absent or in rebellion, who, in the space of six months, if in Spain, or of twelve months, it in a foreign country, shall present themselves before a judicial authority, and claim publicly the benefit of this decree. This decree embraces only such persons as may have committed crimes before the publication of it, and not subsequent to it.  We have received the I'aris Journals of Tuesday and Wednesday last; their contents are unimportant. The King continues to hear mass in his apartr•*..us ; on the former day he was visited by the Archbishop of Paris. The Journal des Delmles states, that " the Princess of Wales arrived at Mont. pelier on he ‘2Bth ult., and received the visits of the Civneral of the Division, the Prefect, and the Mayor." Intelligence dated Nlanheiin, the 3d inst. announces, that the Hereditary Prince of Hesse c•„ and his wile, the Princess Elizabeth, are at lii:_ on a visit to the Dowager Nluigravine of Bar. 1..  Accounts fiom Rome, dated the 27th oh , state, that the French Ambassador, Count de Blacas, has sustained an irreparable loss. A part of his vuloa. ble , his paintings, engravings, and vari,J:s objects of art, have Leen destroy-ea, in eon:militate of the vessel in which they w. IL. embarked Wahl taken fire.  The telelnatcd painter, khounis Lan renc,:, recently quitted Rome. Ms. Turner, the entistui