THE NATIONAL REGISTPR. AIARs:IIA.I. SUCHET (UT OFF. swing interesting piece of intelrgence was yes n to the Public in a second edition of a respec n Pager. ,ye this moment bad the following most impor ent to to; nom a private channel. hut we believe e rcaon to doubt its accuracy. The Expedition t, under the comma' d of fir J9BN.Mett RAY, ►le<i Care Tor►osa, have effected a disembarka- North of the Mouths of the Poo The whole of in agitatirn, a►►d especially along the coast, eviving spirit of patiictism is more vivid than .1n2,10 Sicilian army is &stilled to advance in, a lirection, and Sucn ET's wliole force is expected e!led to Ia•, dow►► their arms in consequence cif y conThinaiion of movements, and brilliant and n►anceuvre, in which the Divisions under Gene (TDoNN ELI. co-operate." Titers ft om Officers of rank in the army, estimate (be enemy at 10,000 men. The contents of the het, when taken, were considerable, although • ev i ous ly b ee n tartly rlundered. Ober of Officers killed on our side apprars, by •he 22—wounded, 176. A nfessenger has been ispatehed to Lord CAT NC A RT with the heads of whit h will, no doubt, have a happy efrect at uarturs of the Allied Powers. , n of I\latshal of France. belonging to JOURDAN, the PRINCE REGENT for the inspection of the light were receivert Monite►►rs and other French lic 2stli ult. There is a (lis:•atch from 'WON A the 21st, at which time all the army were en- The Cerman Patriots continue their .enternrizes, to acknowledge the Armistice, " make war on account." NA PO LEON is of course very angry one of their Captains is stated to have !von h a nomber of h's men, and the remainder of 'ither taken or dispersed. Another corps of them ie completely surrounded, and BUONAP A 11T E eX opc (he does not positively promise., that the left ie Rhine will shortly be cleared of them. The ps of PONI A TOWSKI, Which traversed Bohemia, 1 at Zuttau and Lausn, seemingly in a wretched uoN APARTE says that orders hid been given to heir cloathing, and furni*h them with other ne The Danish Mini,;ter UE h Ass has left Dresden ,rn to Denmark, having duly received his audi !aye of BuoNAPATtTE. Previously to the arrival of the above Papers, it was re port'd that they contained a prolongation of the Armistice for two mouths; hnt there is nothing in any of them t , warrant the assertion. There appears to have been an idle report to that effect at Frankfort, which is completely falsi tied by the official int , lligence from the French head quarters of the '2lst. A sitnilor rumour is stated to have prevailed on the French ('oast Other reports stated, that " Austria has declared her in tention of joining the Allies with her whole force, unless BuoN •PATTE shall agree to a peace noon a fair and ho nourable basis, berwe the expiration of the two montly:, for which the Armistice is prolonged."—This st tement is by no means irreconcileable with the' present aspect of af fairs; hut we do not believe it rests on any official or au thentic information. A Heligoland Mail arrived on Flidav, bringing Pavers from ilamburo to the 234 and letters from the lslau4 to the 2Rth of last month. We have the satisfaction to announce, that almost ap the Gentlemen who were said to have been sent as hostages from Hamburg,h to Paris, were permuted to remaist at Hal-burg, on the Hanoverian side of the Elbe, and most of them having paid the first instalment on the contribution,' have since been permitted to return home. The following letter ex poses the rigours to which absentees during the last three months arc to he liable:— " Hi-Mot/LAND, Jake " An order has been pnblished in 'L11;0)4'1111, nutter date of the in-tant, enrumaioliiitt all person , to return to the City who P ah•ented themselves since tl.e lst March. The time limited is f orteen days from the date of the order, and the penalty is the eontLeation of the whole of property or' the disobedient." ANOTHER LETTER, SAME pATe. " The packet of last Thursday has been detained by the Gover nor till to-day, being the only one in port, and thus site takes out the NM's of Atli anti v7!li. This morning. at labt, some few ves sels have arrived again from Tonningen, with Tillman, Klendgen. Stichlntann, and others, anti Papers of 2-lth. Iu the latter a Pro clamation is contained, wherein all those who emierated trout this latter periad, are called upon to return by 4th July, under pain cf confiscation of their property : a list was also making of all the names of iltv Hanceaties, for a vengemee on their frunilic!+. Inc first instalment of eoltribittion had been nearly satisfied in full. and all hostages, in consequence,_ allowed to return to Hamburgh. As late as the (14th. no further enforcement of rayttients had !akeu place, daring which interim, front the l'ah, (which was the firsts two more it:stain-mit , : bad become due. Thee *eon to get more leiteitt in 'twit. demands. Hamboreh was frtifYing. very fast in deed. All the line pleasure-gromuls of the fortifications Gartnn, have been rust's. The French force at Hamburg!' was not ascer tained, as they managed to keep it a secret. The Papers state, that Hamburg') was on the 20th declared ;al a state of siege, adding, that the Swedes and W A LMO DES's corps, who were not included in .he Armistice, was only about twelve miles distant from the City. General Count fIoGGENDORF, one of Bros ►PART eig Aid-de-Camps, has been appointed Governor of Hamburgh, Wetlnesday arrived a mail from Gottenbur;:h,- with let ters and papers from thence to the 23d ult. and from St. Petersburgh to the tith. The latest accounts from Wm burgh by the mail, are to the F2th ult. At that time D A VOUST had pub i-hcd a decree, calling upon every tenth man to serve in :he army ; and threntning, that if they did not come forwaid tbr that purpose in the course f eight days,, their property w,uld immediately be confi s cated_ Every man, (notwi!bstanding this threat), was endeavouring to e3cane, legal diess (f his propetty. The celehiated VoNt E , SF, lee cow minder of the Ilanseatic Ledon, had reached Stra'sund in safety, where he met with a fixte , ing reeention from the Caow N PR INC ; the latter had pub lished a Buletin at Stralsund. stating that hostilities be- tween Russia and Demnatk had already commenced. They are likewise stated to have taken place between Denim , k and ~ 'wrdert. Lubeck was still occupied by a French fore; of about 4,000 men. It is gated in a journal published at Copenhagen. that the popul ,tinn “f Norway, according to the census of 1801, amounted to 910.071 souls Bergen, the chief commetcht town, has Is,ooo inhabitants, but Chi istiana, the capi'al, only 9,000. - Much ha-; been said respecting the immorality of the danri,v , ir /v in India, hot if some of our pious Missionaries would turn their attention to the victims of prostitution which (+oak the s•reets of the metiopok• they would find an ample field fair tl:ei labours, w' cares to the vices of the East. Several of the he•t di-attic:a per. arrived a► Dresden to ant 13onana! of the greatest of tragic actors of tt:c )polls, they would nnd ithout transferring their !formers of Paris have te, %%ho is hilLse:f one stage. • 0 4 I 6 ~. 423 :WEN 4.- The folloi terdav given table Fvcnin We he taut notice se the'e is littic from Alican having douli tion to the Is ('atalenia is where the ever. The not th-west d to be a ompc this inast,qi) unexrected rats 1111.1, au Private le the loss of t military ch they had pri The 111 the list, 1,0 I sfecially di the advi , es, the head•qu batch was sent by QULEN. Friday ni Papers to ti PARTE of I camped. '1 and refti,in their own a with them; kiiled, with the party ci is said to he pres , :es a ho bank Of the Polish cot has arrived state, as Bt complete tl cessaries. on his retu ence of lea Previous portA that for two mo warrant tit( report to ti fled by ti quarters of prevailed Other re tcntion of BuoN•PA• Pourable for which 1 by no mea,