The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-01 00:00:00

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ClacUMctstoY.—llnlidat at the Exchequer, Bank, South
Sea, and East India Hawes.

LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 1.
Three o'Clock, p.m.
By the Dutch Mail we have received a Berlin
Gazelle. It explicitly states, that the Con tress at
Troppau never thought of negotiating on any terms
with the actuated Government of Naples, nor of
bringing the Constitution adopted there, " more or
less near to monarchical principles," Congress it
is observed, e, old not recognize the legality of an
insurrection, " the instigators of which were a poli-
tic l sect, anti whose instrument was the army."—
It is also laid down as a maxim in the doctrine of the
Holy Alliance, that " the Monarchical principle re-
jects every institution which is not determined upon
trod accomplished by the Monarch himself of his own
free will." Every thing, therethre, is quite contrary
•to this principle which infringes in the least on
arbitrary power ; and this grand and ruling maxim
of the ailiance, is avowed to be nothing more nor
less than that the people of Europe must be governed
without a murmur by despots. This doctrine is as
strange us it is alarminp ; it preaches up non-resist-
ance to tyranny, and throws, a shield over
despotism to render it invulnerable against any
attack. But it is not enough for the Holy Poten-
tates to lay down this maxim, tbr though the King
himself should consent, the Monarchical league will
not recognize any form of government which they
themselves dislike. It is not difficult to explain why
the ling of Naples has been summoned to Laybach
to meet the Allied Sovereigns. There he will ap•
pear as an automaton, and will probably be called
upon by his Royal Brethren to introduce a new
constitution into his kingdom, whether it is approved
by his subjects or not.

The Lords of the Treasury have been pleased to
issue their warrants for bonding wine, brimstone,
cork, hemp undressed, iron in bars, kelp, mahogany,
pitch, rosin, staves, tallow, tar, timber, toso of tur-
pentine, oil of turpentine, wood, zaffra and corball,
at the port of..s.horeham, which will be a very great
aecommodation to the trade.
We understand Government has paid 6001. being

the half year's resit due by the Queen for Brandeis
burgh House; and that Lady Ann Hamilton has
been compensated from the sense quarter for the use
of her Ladyship's house in 1'0MB:1n-street, by her
Majesty. in the course of the last summer.
A report has gone abroad, that some difference
had arisen between her Majesty the Queen, and Dr.
Parr. We have authority to state explicitly and
peremptorily, that Dr. Parr's early conviction of her
Majesty's entire innocence, his respect far her ge-
nerous and benevolent disposition, his attachment to
her righteous, ettwe, his inclgnation against her
shameless and merciless persecutors, and his admira-
tion of her invincible magnanimity, have been
increased by the occurrences of almost every passing
day.
Saturday last a most nuiuerrus meetir .lok place
of the Freeholders of Gloucestershire, t vote, an
Address to his Nlajesty to dismiss his present Minis-
ter:. It was heid under peculiar circumstances;
and for numbers, consequence, and respectabiiity,
has never been surpassed on any similar mcasion.—
The vote of the tiny must be considered us the de-
cided vote of the county, us men of the first rank
in Gloucestershire attended the meeting, and thou •
sands who were present were nut actuated by any
party feeling whatever, but gave their approbation
to the retAutions which were proposed, us they con
ccivel them called for by the present alarming state
of public attirs.
A letter from an oflicer of his Majesty's ship Vgo,
at at. Helena, dated Nov. 7, 1820, says—
•' Since our Ai-rival Mit. I have untamed a pass to visit
the new house at Longwood, which is prepaiiiie for the
future residence of linotisparte, a idiot' desciipiiiia of
which follow a s—lt is w ithiti I in yards of lii. former
abode, sod resemble' an English gentleman's scat, except
ing that it is only one story High, has lwu wings, and in
the whole 57 room •; the most hanit.mmt of which I iitiok
is lbe one appropriated to his lihrary. It will not lie
finished until Ins removal Into it, which, report says,
will take place in about two months. General Bets
trawl's house is eir yards distant. The chalice el
seeing Boutinpal to lit, ly nappetts. I learnt front a per-
Wit; VI ill) accompabli d me thrungliont the hea,e, that be
rises vet) ea, ly, takes exercise on his Loose in the noi,t
secluded spots, and afterwards works vet y bard with his
spade in his earilett. tyue my way to Longwood, a place
es) similar to the De*ii's Pooch-bowl (on the road from
I°ol, 161110401 in London) attracted my uctice : it is Intel Ms
in size, but to rot in very like. St. Hell its abound, nab
vir!leys, loteispei belt %irk country seal:.: it is notified all
i.oind, and tinniermis telegraph posts oreplanted,wherehy
st au, deserted 1/0 miles distant. '1 lie watciiisig re-
gulations i:re very strictly enforced ; the sups of war row
guard es. n eight, tiy a select par de. Na Amei:can %Es-
se!, are to anchor: and even those of other
onions at. i.....caad away ealeedteiy that Weir wear
ate supplieii."

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