The National Register. — 1819-04-12 (London, England)

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.  country has been wantonly and needlcsaly trifled with by Ministers.  The London Gazette of Tuesday contains extracts of despatches from Mr. hose, British Ambassador at the Court of Berlin, announcing the safe delivery of the Duchess of Cambridge, who gave birth to a Prince at Cambridge house, in the city of Hanover, at 10 minutes past 2, in the morning of Friday the 26th ult. Her Royal Highness and the child, we are happy to learn, were doing as well as possible when the accounts came away. The Duke of Clarence, Earl Mayo, and Mr. Rose attended her Royal Highness's accouchement, and signed a formal declaration of the above auspicious circumstance. The day following, viz. Saturday, March 27, produced another, though transient addition, to the members of the House of Brunswick. The Duchess of Clarence was brought to bed of a daughter, at a few minutes past 7 o'clock in the morning ; but after being baptised by the names of Charlotte-Augusta-Louisa, according to the rites of the Church of England, the infant expired at one in the afternoon; all which events were duly testified by his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, Lord Mayo, and Mr. Rose, as in the former instance. We have inserted further particulars of these events in another part.  The King of France, according to the Paris journals, is to transfer his residence to St. Cloud, about the beginning of next month. It is supposed that his Majesty will remain at that beautiful spot until the month of August. Las Cases is reported to live in retirement ut Offenbach, and to have declined the good offices of his friends, who had used some exertions to procure for him the liberty of returning to France. We have no doubt that M. Las Cases is well instructed as to those obstacles which the vigilance of the French police might oppose to the executi in or advancement of his St. Helena projects. Any neighbouring country would, in that point of view, afford this querulous and politic gentleman more elbow-room for his secret machinations, and he has pitched his tent accordingly. The debate on the monopoly of tobacco was adjourned in the Chamber of Deputies from the Stli to the Gth instant. After which, the attention of the Chamber was somewhat curiously occupied by the report on a petition from a man who claimed the continuance of a pension, originally granted to him for saving the life of Buonaparte. The Frankfort paragraphs go on with the subject of M. Kotzebue's murder ; but nothing worth notice has been added to our former communication.  The Brussels intelligence, by the attch mail, relates to circilmstances connected with the approaching trial of the persons who were accused in last November of a conspiracy for carrying off' the Empror Alexander. One man, of the name of Buchoz, a Frenchman, now in business at Brussels, has addressed a memorial exculpatory of himself, to the members of the High Court of Justice of South Brabant. By this document he hopes to prove that he had no share in the above conspiracy, and details some particulars not previously published, as to the manner in which it came within his knowledge. Under the head of Calcutta papers we insert an abstract of sundry small but gallant operations carried on by subordinate officers in India, against the remnant of the beaten followers of the fugitive Nagpoor Rajah. It was chiefly the Gounds and Ara; s who formed for the British detachments this petty warfare. The dominions of the late Peishwa, it would appear, are not yet entirely tranquillized.  On Saturday mcrning we received the Paris papers of Wednesday last, from which we have extracted -the following:—  ,