The National Register.
London, England, 1820-11-27 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

BaussaLs, Nov. 20.—The Second Chamber of
the States General will meet to-morrow morning.
It is believed that in this sitting the report of the
contract section will be read upon the two projects
of law, relative to the annual budget, and on that
which created eight millions of debt to cover the
deficiency of the revenue in the current year, as
well as that of the year 1821, waling together a
deficiency of 7,616,834 florins. His Excellency
the Chevalier Verstolk de Soden, Minister Pleni-
potenti ry and Envoy Extraordinary from the King
to the Emperor of Russia, has arrived here.
The number of couriers passing through this city
from Holland, France, England, and Germany, is
almost unprecedented fin- a tittle of peace.
The accounts from Germany again speak of im-
portant discoveries made by the governmeut in the
Austrian States in Italy; but it is not stated of
what nature they are. It is affirmed that the King
of Bavaria is going to Troppau, where important
affairs, which arc connected with the interests of
this kingdom, arc under discussion.
The 18th of this month, being the anniversary
of the Li: Old ty of her Majesty the Queen, was ob.
served with all the demonstrations of loyalty and
affectionate respect iu all part, of the kingdom.
11A11131:11131i, Nov. 4.—Winter has already made
its appearance. Last night the thermometer fell to
three degrees (licattnier) below freezing, in conse-
quence of which there is a great deal of floating ice
on the Elbe, which has in some measure increased
to .y, 141 not 5,3 as to io:rcee the oavi;;atlon.

SAXONY, Nov. 11.—A great reduction is going
to be made in the Saxon army; in both infantry
and cavalry, one lieutenant will be reduced in each
company, and a lieutenant colonel in each regiment.
The supernumerary captains and majors will be
struek off, the reserve abolished, and all the re.
duced officers receive pensions or allowances. The
companies are to be dimished, and hussars and hu-
bins be changed into dragoons.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZRTTS.
BY THE KING.—A PROCLAMATION.
GEORGE R.
WHEREAS Our Parliament stands prorogued to Tuesday
the 43d day of January next; We do, by and with the advice of
Our Privy Council, hereby publish and declare, that the said
Parlianumt shall.on the said ad day ofJanuary next, be held and
sit for the dixpatch of divers urgent and important affairs: And
the Lords Spiritual and 'I emporal, and the Knights, Citizens,
and Burgesses, and the Commissioners for Shires and Burghs of
the House of Commons, are hereby required and commanded
to give their attendance accordingly at Weatminster, on the said
nil day of January next.
Given at Our Court at Caritas House. the 24. th day of No.
vember, 18tu, in the First Year of Our Reign.
Got) SAVE TIIE KING.

This Gazette contains loyal Addresses to his Majesty (" all of
which he received very graciously") flom Harwich, Dover, and
the Mayor. Bailiffs, /cc. of Southampton. We extract front the
latter the following passage:—" We humbly implore that your
Majesty will not authorise your official servants to re-agitate a
question which can only tend to alienate the aftlasoos of your
dutiful and loyal subjects."