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

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1820.

" This is the origin of the evil. The remedy is
obvious. In your palace, in your chapel, in your
stables, in tle; royal residences, exist those who
shelter themselves under a false pretence of absolute
devotion to your person ; they Inc the authors of
these commotions—at least the people accuse them
as such ; and, ns long as facts do not prove that your
Majesty regards us your personal enemies the ene-
mies of the New Institutions, it will be impossible
tin. the authorities, however zealous they may be,
to prevent di orders.
" Finally, Sire, you must be informed that, on
the day ot,your return to the capital, perverse agents
distributed money to mislead the people, and to
engage them to destroy the Constitutional system,
in invoking the name of your Majesty ; we, there-
time supplicate that you will take prompt measures
to undeceive those who disturb public tranquillity in
the name of the King"

En ANKFORT, DEC. 10.—(1111 an extraordinau
chamiel).—We have just learnt that the Baron (IL!
Schrant, the Austrian Minister, who habitually re-
sides at Berne, has received an extraordinary courier
from Vienna, with despatches of a nature to import.
ant that he instantly set ofr for Lausanne.
It appears that this Minister is employed to make
a diplomatic communication, which concerns all the
status of the Swiss Confederation.

--- The passage of the Belgic, French, and English
couriers, both for Vienna and Troppau, has been
very frequent tbr some days past.
bunt Buel-Sohauenstein has received despatches
from his Government. _ _ .

Penis, Dec. 18.- -Yesterday, at two o'clock, the
deputies of the departments assembled in the usual
hall for the sittings. M. Angles, president by,w.-
niority, drew lots for the grand deputation of 25
members to wait upon his Majesty the day of the
-royal sitting.
A deseatch which has reached Paris, dated Bay-
onne the 12th last. says--e 4 We have received to-
days's courier the following decree, which has been
enacted by the perwauent deputation of the Cortes,
end sauctinued by the king:—
" All proprietors of foreign cotton goads now in
the Peninsula ere required to make declaration there-
of to the customs of authorities, within (linen days
from the Pith Dee, of the present year (1820
These goods will then be. stamped and deposited
where the said euthorities shall spitaint until ex-
poreation. Such as shall not be declared within
the period of fifteen days will be confiscated to the
good of the nation. Four months are granted to
the proprietors to export them to foreign states, or
to Spanish colonies, where they way be sold. After
the delay grunted, such us are not exported will be
peremptorily confiscated."
This decree Les excited greet alarm amonest the
Spanish and Vrench merchants in Bayonne. rit will
increase the number of discontented throughout
Spaie.
Intelligence from Cadiz, dated the let inst. states
—Daring the last three days wend tumultuous
assemblages have taken place: to-day it has been so
considerable that we have very serious :derma, eve.
chilly as we have beard the iufiariatiel throng et"'
out for the trial of there who arc implicated in the
bloody careage of the lOth of March last, whom
they loaded with horrid execrations; they also de-
mand the instant dismissal of several magistrates
subordinate nuthotities, whose chariteters are
irreproachable. The troops have Leeu called out,
uud a number of the rioters dispersed. At the
departure of the courier order seemed on the polat
of being restored, and we hope that the presence of
an imposing force will suffice to maintain tran-
quillity.
ROME, Dee. 4.—A ray of light appears to disri -
pate the uncertainty in which we have been liar
some time, as to the result of the grand discussions
relative to the political allairs of our neighbours,
the Neapolitans, and we are allowed to perceive it
hope of the continuation of pewee. A number of
stiaugers have arrived here.
We fl:el already the influence of the liberty of the
press in Naples. The journals u 1 that weary are
not allowed in the coffee-houses ; but they are read
in the libraries, mid, though priuted en good paper,
they are neat day illegible.
Meow:), Dec. 7.—Barcelona has been lately
much agitated. The Archbishop ut Valeucia arrived