The National Register.
London, England, 1821-02-12 00:00:00

NA 11 LES.

The following are extracts from the Neapolitan
Journals, up to the date of the 24th
.

1• It the Spauisb Consinuti )))) is the title box of Pandora,
in the estimat of the Members of 11a• Holy Alb:nice, why
du not the Sovereigns of Europe direct their repioaclies
and their armament, against sputa, and dismiss it heir
capitals the diplomatists or Hutt cottony, iiistead of adopting
the same btrp6 na repaid to Naples, anti ihreatessing her aliii.e
with ruin and dest. action ? Wimat is time reason that (.:oudi
MCIlerlllCll hues 11111 use the same lams,uage to the Spanish
dlinister that lie ❑dupes tow dr& Pinter? Cemitili ? The
problem is not dillicult to
_resolve. Tue politicians in the
North see clearly Unit the hydra of (Nagai clay, is, or must
sooner um later, laid pi... dime by the light ante ape. They
cull to intuit that Spam has berm the ruck which broke the
power of Napoleon, mid caused the destruction of the
dower of his troops. It is not deemed side to attack Spain,
and therefore her cause prevails, but the Neapolitan 11011011
IS Colo.ldefell weak, mod is thelefUle 1114116 rd out tut up.
pres.iint.
Hut can success be predicted to 611(.11 an invasion ? We
believe intl. A people who fi Ul for weir independence
are not easily conquered.
" Four hundred thousand Neapolitans are already in
in ruins to detend their tummy. ir, them, the Se. is, and t,e
Americans, in far leas numb, rs, could resist A list 11.1 and
snake their yoke and sustain their u+u Mode.
peodence, ttie Neapolilollll will be able to do .is •11,11111.
will show to the whole 01 Europe, that 1,000,000 of alba.
bitants as ill sutler no dictatloll ie-pecting time luau bby which
they are 11/ be governed—that they ere able to resist un un-
just itggre-suns—aint that they as ill coadmat bravely, dtit the
confidence that tar Gull at Aram will favour their cause,
and w ill 1101 sutler all Inituceid people to fall beneath the
sw old Of /1101e1411I'flelOy.
A letter from Laybach, of a very late date, states,
that since the arrival of the Duke de Gallo, the
ne-qiciations and conferences have taken a turn
which gives hope that peace will not be disturbed.
Letters from Naples of the 19th January say,—
" All our Generals seem to have resolved on re-
siening, one alter the other. Lieut.-Gen. Prince
de Stratiano. commanding the timrth active division,
has asked leave to retire."

Ninny young officers of great families, who had
permission to pass some days at Laybach, have sud-
denly received orders instantly to repair to the Army
of Italy.

Previous to his leaving Hardwicke the Duke of
Devonshire gave a dinner to all his tenants in that
part of Derbyshire. After the hospitable repast, a
ball was given to the wives and daughters of the
tenantry, which was opened by his Grace and the
Hon. Mrs. Cavendish. At 12 o'clock the whole of
the joyous company partook of un elegant supper
and desert, after which dancing re-commenced with
additional spirit, and it was nearly six u cluck in the
morning betbre the festive scene closed.
Mr. Laplume, an Admiralty Messenger, has been
suddenly ordered off with despatches of tae utmost
importance fur the British Naval Officer command-
ing in the Bay of Naples.

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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTR.

This Gazette notifies, that the Right Hon. William Can Lord
Beresford was, by his Majesty's command, ►worn of his Majesty's
Most Honourable Privy Council. He was also appointed
Governor of the Island of Jersey.
This Gazette also contains the following appointments:—
Lieut. Gen. Sir H. %Verde, K.C.B. to be Captain General and
Governor in Chief in and over the Island of Burbauloes ;—Major
General Sir T. Brisbane, K.C.B. to be Governor of New South
Wales and its dependencies ;—H. Turner, of Exeter; T. Clark,
of Chesterfield, Derbyshire ; and J. Edgerley, of Shrewsbury,
Gents. to be Masters Extraordinary in the Court of Chancery.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
T. Thompson, Coniontile Street, merchunt, from Jan. 9 to
Feb. 27.

BANKRUPTS.
B. Howton, Worcester, innkeeper. Solicitor, Mr. Platt, New
Boswell Court.
W. Birks, Charnes, Staffordshire, cheese factor. SoL Mr.
Wilson, Temple.
J. Shakespear, Fillongley,Warwickshire, draper. Sole. 'Messrs.
Clarke and Co. Chancery Lane.
J. l'ethurst, Cranhrook, Kent, draper. Sods. Messrs. Os-
baldeston and Murray, London Street, Is enclave!' Street.
T. Jarrett, Shrewsbury, victualler. Sul. Mr. Edgerley,
Shrewsbury.
J. Smithies, Huddersfield, York, victualler. Sul. Mr. Battye,
Chancery Lane.
N. Clay, Stamford, Lincolnshire, ser:vener. Sole. Messrs.
Lodington and Hall, Temple.
W. Abbott, Bermondsey New Road, cordwaincr. Sol. Mr.
Suter, Greenwich.
J. B. Ituspini, Pall Mall, medicine vendor. Sol. Mr. Har-
nett, Northumberland Strict, Strand.
J. Kirkman, Great Bolton, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer.
Sods. Messrs. Addington and Gregory, &Wind Now.
W. Morgan, Compton Greenfield, Gloucestershire, butcher.
Soda. Messrs. Clarke and Co. Little St. Thomas Apostle.
T. hove, Malden, Essex, linen draper. Sols. Messrs. Clarke
and Co. Wainford Court.

J. and W. Wilkinson, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton manu-
facturer. Sols. Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple.
A. Archer, Great Chapel Street, soho. baker. Sol. Mr.
Pringle, Queen Street, Cheapside.
G. Moth, l'ortsea, vintner. Sol. Mr Nyman, Staple Inn.
C. Chester. Liverpool, auctioneer. So:s. Messrs. Illsckstock
and Bunce, Temple.
DIVIDENDS.
_ _ _

March 20, S. Potter, Jlilk Street, Cheapside, merchant-47,
F. W. Sehmaling, Fenchurch Street, merchant-7, J. and 'l'.
Lax, and W. Moore, Liverpool, soap boilers-3, B. J. 'Ferment
and W. Garnett, Liverpool, merchants-7, 11. B. Dennis,
Manchester, and G. Rye, Wigan, Lancashire, drapers-3, J.
Spiers, Birmingham, linen draper-6, J.Williams, Birmingham,
japanner-3, J Butt, Wapping, common brewer-3,T. Bayley,
Long Acre, fringe manufacturer-3, W. Deacon, Bermondxry•,
baker-3, M. Gaze, Alitcham, Surrey, brewer-3, It. Perkins,
Lyminguin, Southampton, grocer-3, J. Tupinan, Great Russell
Street, Bloomsbury, watchmaker-20, N. J. Wench, Newcastle
upon Tyne, merchant-10, W. Winholt and W. I.ukyn, Sair,t
Paul's Churchyard, stationers-3, J. Ogle, New City Chambers.
underwriter-3, J. Hooper, 'rooky Street, chyinist-3, W.
Lushington, junior, Alark Lane, merchant-5, T. Hampton,
Manchester, merchant-3, J. Bentley and J. Beck, Cornhill,
watchmakers-3, H. Few, Wellelose Square, tea dealer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted March 3.
C. Millhouse, Sleaford, Lincolnshire. stationer—C. W.
Chapman, Camberwell, stockbroker—J. Warwick, St. Alban's,
draper—W. H. Merriman, New Bond Street, master mariner—
J. Webster and G. M. Simpson, Tower Street, merchants—W.
and J. Colekin. Coventry, grocers-41. Maas, Provost Street,
City Road, merchant.