The National Register.
London, England, 1820-12-24 00:00:00

PiLics ald.

at Barcelona, to embark for Italy, on the day that
the people and the garrison were declaring their
attachment to the Constitution, on account of the
late proceedings at Itiadritl. As soon as his arrival
was known. u vast multitude assembled before his
lodging, and it was with difficulty that.he wase:on.
ducted on board a Genoese vessel, which immedi-
ately sailed for CivitaXecelda.
Yt ssiNA, Dec. ;.—The Austrian Observer of this
day contains the following article relative to the
kingdom of the Two Sicilios

" According to adviecs from Naples, dated the
22 ult. the Government hes been compelled, by the
embarrassed state of its finances, to suspend the ex-
tra pay which it Lad granted to the troops. This
measure was soon followed by consequences which
it was easy to anticipate. The 12th regiment of
infantry manifeeted its disaffection by acts of insu-
bordination. Several of the men resolved to quit
their eolourseand return to their homes ; and it •a'as
fotred expedient to send this regiment to the
province of Abruzzo. On their route thither they
committed fresh exces,es, and an officer was shut
by hie own leen at Zeano. It appears that the
authorities have been hitherto successtUl in prevent-
ing more serious commotions, which the spirit and
examplc•of this regiment might have led to. The
recruits, however, refuse to march to the appointed
rendezvous ; and some of them were seen by
t.aveliers, on the road between llri and Fondi,
escorted to their several corps, handcuffed.
" Confus►on and anarchy continue to make fearful
progress even in the town of Naples. Pillage,
murder, insubordinatiim, and want of respect to the
authorities, are mere than ever the order of the duty. •
No one can pas§ in the streets by night without:
exposing his life. The Carbonari continue to ex-
ercise boundless influence. They openly defy the
Government and Parliament : the members of both
have their poniards to tear, if they attempt to
their tvill. M. Zurlu, Minister of the Interior, is
under indictment, bJeause he has beim charged by
them with having infringed an article of the am-
stitution.

NUREMBURG, Dec. 9.—Cuunt Puzzo di Borgn,
Russian Minister at the Court of France, returns
imnuxliately to Truppau to the Emperor Alexander,
whom he will afterwards accompany to Vienna.
This minister has with him but a single secretary
and two domestics.
' To•day the Emperor of Austria will quit Trop-
pnu, but the hereditary P!tace and Princess of Saxe
AVeimar will remain here until the departure of the
Emperor• Alexander. We arc assured that they
will &so visit Vienna.
It .as been remark_d that the Russian MilliSteil
at Troppau have had frequent courereuccs with
Prince llardenberg.
Letters front Leipsie inform us that the fair of the
now year promises to be a favouraLle ono. and that
the Polish end Russian strangers are exported that.

After tho lapse of sonic time, sense inforruatiort
Thus retched London respecting But:nap:au. The
letterq from St. Helena reach down to the recent
date of the 7th of November, at which period. Bun.
myarte enjoyed good health, although it had bc. n
reported for several weeks (on the authority of At-
vices, both direct and kdiroct,) that he was FC rio slf •

indisposed : he is, however, frequently subject to
fits of desixintleney, which last fur some days toge.
titer, when he remains seeladt,•u s well from his
friends as fetan visitere. The circuit to which the
ex-Emperor was tertnerly limited, has recently been
extended, mid he is permitted to ride and walk in a
pace of nut less than 14 miles. The advices add,
that several British .officers itaLfbeen allowed inter-
views With him, and particularly Gen. Dovet,u,
who continued in the tumpany of Bonaparte fur a
long per:tal His lajesty's ships Wen:tower and
Shearwate,. arrivt.l at St. Ilelemt on tit,: 23d of
.11.111 again nit the tit Ur. November
for tlie lifitzen slow,
of war sall,tl on tin; s.atto day foe the Cai.e of G0..!1
tlui e. A utericaa mat haat vu,sels I..t.tptently :u rive
in the cuing, and the masters ut them cuationed
to mattit'est u eunsitleiable degree of dissati4tetten
un Vt.% ortterisi, by the Briti,,b Admiral ea the
st.ttiuu, nut to appruatit to in:at :ire