The National Register. — 1819-01-31 (London, England)

TIP- Kim; of Wurteraberg, in respect to the memory of hie late Veen, has ordered the scheol for young ladies, founded by the Pitiless', to be called the School of Catheiine. A letter frusta Narbonne says, that " a soldier of the Legion of die Aside, who had obtained his leave of absence, and was going borne, was attacked near Durban by a flock of wolves, that fur some time bad %milieu ated in that ueiglibutirliocd the greatest ravages. The 111511 seemed to have vigorously defended hiniseli with bjsaword, hilt he could not resist the cumber• of Ins eut•suet. A WWI Wit% il,llll dead by the male of she mangled and hall-devuured body of tilts unhappy soldier. The Sub-Pretert, Mistimed of this cruel e►ent, hiss aides ed a genes ..t bottom in this dist' t." Their prevails at Peiersourgli, as also at Stockholm, a temperature 011 mild, that the oldest iiiiiassit•sits -an remember no ex:simple et it. Several (term and Wllll6ll pill tot th leaves, and even dowels, at Christmas ; hut the want of snow and ice, ill depria tog commerce, the mules, and agricuilt:fC of their usual menus of carriage, throws a great gloom over tile Maustrtuns daises. 'the lazy emcee even common's of tile weather, as it prevents Inot from enjoying ihe siiveision of till sledge. 'flue Russian Government refuses to pturhave the ingo•s of gold and silver at the exorbitant price required for tuem the English, so that these speculators muss take them to soma other Mal ket. As article frurn Sichallhaufen moaning rather a 'Angular fact with regard to the attempt of the Jeanne to et.t.,,ltsts them— selves in Switzerlandlau attempt which is truly it, scribed as a brand of discord thrown into the country, the ;witticisms consequences of which it is impos,ihle to calculate. It seems that all limit elidew.Olifs to establish themselves in any at the 011110118 have completely finked ; end that tne only territerie• in which they have gained a touting ore those of rriuoarg and Valais, where, however, the) ospertence etrorg opposition, which uut all the menaces of tile autburi ties ran intimidate. . . .  The new systetu of customs established in Prii,ia is en. forced with a degree of rigour which i,. the came Arlieral complaint. For some weeks Lbw the end of , tile gates at the city of Mitnsts•r •.:111t j :111d t•Mlditlft.l— patrols traversed the city 4eliadatrines and sionaaters s etipied themsels es iu si are.i.ing the mulch:tune t•-, arc. and even private huu%es, in or der I. make sli,cove. rtes, French ir undi, Jan. 23.-5 per Cents. 6!-..f. COc. The ex,imises of the pinnies made by the ii,c.l.brrs of the Imperial Family trf ltunita ale ,eta to iltuvittat 10 acs era; lions of frittlCS. . _  ..-..—. ..-..__. I)eiiag the year 11SliS, there wile ,Coi•ei,liagre 3,245 births, mud 8,068 deaths, of whicht were suicides.  Account from Spain make meitib,n of a cons' !racy in l'aleirsia, against General Lho, the Governor of the province, which ended by displaying the spirit of that officer in am advantageous light, lie proceeded with a force to at rest the guilty, whom he found assembled in cousiderah.e 1111111 i 01:11---• One of tliem, an officer, .14onctl hint in the aim • slag. ger, when the General ran him, will' his swore, the bon:y.4lld killed him on the spot. Father Cyr silt, Go iret•l of •he oildelters, has been ordered to quit the STaidsii capital; and r, putt say., that lieu Pedro Cevailos is once more re. ailed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. file assonance we lately gave to the public, that Lord Corkraise had riot ised in any part of the.provinces ofS'euezue:• is born out uy a letter, dated 1.11,.! begin ii ii g at lyevt.,oh, r, !ruin ,slaigaretta. It appears the whole has veer' a rues de &Arr.,' oa toe part of Admiral Brion, connected sills ass importasit operation he had 1/1 view j and for this pus pose he availed linaself of the arrival of amotiter Naval (am is that quarter... Morning Chrunkte.