ili 3 F 4tn of.ltdcript• 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 H ouse; 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." .. _.~. , T [IF. NATIONAL REGISTER --- - AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR DECEMBER. A considerable quantity of wheat 'output into the ground dor • 1.6 Leo first ten days of the present month. so that much of the wheat seed busin.:,s has nut heat d.ferred to spring as had be euect‘d. The appearance both of the forward and latter sown wheats. also of rape. tee, and other cattle crops, is fine and loam hint. Drill :sowing or tow culture, after to many . years of denueration, is greatly on the iner.asc, the motive assigned, is clearing the land of weals. front the generally favourable state ef the weather and plenty of hands, country labour is very for ward, need the lands are well followed fur the spring crops, by the plou.411; an non. General's plan of substitating the sc oriae Mr the not having yet obtained the sanction of farming opinion. Every ariielc of produce has decreased in pike since our lest, and with repect . to fruit, poultry. eggs, genic, butter, cheese, bacon, pork, pigs, bre. we have had as touch as•istance front Fra:ce and Leland, as though we needed it, demonstrating general superallanth.nce. Live stock of all kinds. at far other reduces! prices. 'flu pastures row no longer afford any keep, and turnipi, except partially, arc a scanty crop ; in consequence the surphiss of la.aly, °As, and pulse, will be con verted into firm, sound a c t wholesome beef and mutton, character which eannut be fairly Oval to fashionable oil cake meat, with it; leo.e. inehistie, unsaeoey flesh, and dull coloured grease tub fut. Fodder is in universal plenty, rendering the winter home of the cattle quite amithrtable. An endemic disease hos aka-tad swine in some parts of the midland counties. Our reports from even fin tit, Essex, and the ninst productive and opulent counties, to use the larguage of former days, lot may deplorable. They cameos the utmost apprehension as to their ability of supporting their laboutlng poor through the winter.— The us .ociatell farmers are, it seems, about to attest their appli cation to the Legislature for ielief: now some, we do rot ',re nounce tile mint judiciou. of the refit:loners, - have tint scrupled to avow their expeer•tion that Parliament ought to make enact ments on the affair of import, tantamount to raising the price of corn to the height, which might be, in their estimation, a saving standard. Leland sends us the report that she is labouring under war rents, and taxes, with fended suit and service, and selling her produce at the lowest polite priers;. Another expedition for further discoveries in the arctic circle is filially determined on, tonl is to con sist of two vessels, as before. The Hecht will be taken into dock immediately at Depttbrd, to be examined and repaired ; and the Fury 'moth-vessel substituted for the Griper. Captain Parry will be entrusted with the command. As yet no precise ;mint for exploring is named, and it is considered as nut likely to be until the arrival of some inflo-ma tion from Lieutenant Franklyn, now emi,loyed in the land expedition from 1-lutl!on's Bay to Copper mine River. Messrs. Palmer, Mar, and Denley. of the Heck; and Messrs Skene and Reid, of the Griper, who served in the expedition to the •Polar Seas, have been promoted to the rank of Lieutehants.— Mr. Fisher, and Mr. Beverley, the assistant sur gcons in the expedition, have been promoted to the rank of Surgeons. The natural curiosities from the Polar Seas have been deposited in the British -Mu seum, and are arranging for the inapectio❑ of the public. Several entire heads of the musk ox, sea horse, and sea.unicorn, with a horn projecting nearly live feet, have been sent to the Royal College of Surgeons. Several skins of the white-bear, musk ox, sea-horse, and dogs, with other curious articles, have been sent to the Museum at Edinburgh. The Parliamentary grant of 5,0001. has been dis :ributed as follows: Capt. parry ..... klero Lkut t►t Grip/r Sou unit. y ' 200 Capt. Sabine two 111 n-sere S ye' iur ‘l,4l•liipmest each 50 Other dim) Seamen do. YO The late MiCotdl, alias Moffat, was one of the most expert burglars and pickpockets probably that ever existed. A few years ago, a gentleman handing a laly into her carriage in the Strand, suddenly had his watch stolen, and could not conceive in what manner. .N gentleman oticing his surprise, uske.d him " what wits the mutter?"--to which he answered, "he had lost his watch, worth thirty guineas."—The other then told him, be would in form him how he could get it returned, and said— " write a letter, and direct it to M'Coull, who then lived in one of the Inns of Court, and desire him forthwith to return your watch, as a gentleman saw him take it." He took the advice, and the next morning the svateli was returned. Thursday lust a fellow called at Mr Thorne's, ornamental painter, Lambeth Butts, and after men tioning the names of several of NI r.Tharne's intim .te friends, he told him he lied a sister in Gloucester Place. who wished to have some gilding done and pictures cleaned. Mr. T proceeded to accompany him accordingly, but when ti.ey came near West minster Bridge, the stranger said, he wanted to go to Pedlers Acre to order some coals, desiring Mr. T. to walk on slowly and be would soon overtake him Mr. 'l'. went on to Pimlico, but there was no person there as described, and on tanning home, he limnd the stranger had returned to his house at Lambeth in his absence, anti told Mrs. Thorne that he was sent hack fur three pictures, the subject of which 11/ described, and succeeded in getting them, and has not been since discovered. One of those natural curiosities which some per sons affect to believe does not exist, called a mermaid, has arrived on board the Borneo, J. C. Ross, master, now lying in the Thames, from lienceelcn, ia mutra. It is of a perfeet human form front the head to the middle, and the rest consists of a tai! of u r.lembling :Vphin. POETRY. REMONSTRANCE, ArTrn A CONVERSATION WITH LORD JOHN RUSSELL, IN WHICH ME HAD INTIMATED SOME IDEA OF GIVINO VP ALL POLITICAL PURSUITS. What! Ihnu, with thy genius, thy youth, and thy flantc—.. Thou horn of n Russell, who.," instinct to run ACCUSWIted career of thy sires ie the ewe As the ea4le's to soar nith his eyes on the sun. ‘l , hose nobility tomes to tII,M, Mantled with a 'cal, far more cnnobliou than monatch e'er Set, — With til,:"h;ooti of thy race, offred op ior the weal Of a Who) that an taro by that malt) relem yeti Shalt thou 1w faint.liebrtt and inn' from the strife, 1 . 11.1111 the 11.i2lil) 31(114, whirr all dial is trawl, And tiesinett, and pure, and adnriiing in hie, lb Ins hil ; hdhn u ghlr•l *itik, like thee to command I Ohl no, never dream it—sr Idle good men tiolotir Petwirn ryr4nis nail trAitoon, and timid nun how, Never think for an lasout, this country Con Opal e Snell a light from her darkening horizon . aa thou! With a spirit as meek as the gentlest or those Who in life's sum)) valley lie sliellet'd and warlui— Yet btd t and lies it as ever yet ri•se To the top-cliff's of Follette and breaded her storm; With an aidin' fur liberty, fresh, as in yinith, It first kindles the bard and gives life, to his lyre, Yet mellow'd cr'n now, by that mildness of truth, Which tempers, but chills not, the patting's foe; Willi an elorieence—not like those rills from n height, Which sparkle, and foam,and in vapour are o'er, But a corrent, that wOlLs out its way into light Thiough the filleting recesses of thowl.ht and of lore— Tints gifted, thon never carat sleep in the shade; If the Ain logs of Genius, the music of lame, And the charms or thy cause have not power to persuade, Yet, think how to Ureedom thou'rt pledged by thy name. Like the boughs of that laurel, by Delphi's decree, Set a Nit for the tulle and its service divine, All the branches, that spring from the old Rutrell tree, Are by Liberty claini'd for the use of her 'Mine. Padua, ISO, T 110:,.. MOORE. A melancholy accident occurred at Kirkcudbright, on Friday se'nnight. James Carter, a sailor, be. longing to that town, having been drinking with ona of his companions at Castlesods, on the opposite side of the river Dee, became considerably intoxicated, and when he came to the side of the river, for the purpose of passing over to Kirkcudbright, finding the ferry-boat had given over plying for the night, he resolved to swim through and bring a boat of carry over his companion, and instantly stripped and plunged into the river; but it appears he had never been able to reach the other side, as he had never since been seen. A diligent search has been made kir his hotly, but without effect. Carter was an excellent swimmer, by which he saved himself on two occasions, when shipwrecked, when all on board perished but himself. He has left a widow with a ' young child to lament his untimely fate. Detnestie Economy.— To render water particularly wholesome and palatable, those who wish to drink it in perfection, should, after having boiled and filtrated it, cause it to he put into a common barrel churn, where it may be agitated to any degree that may be wished for, and then bottled with a couple of dried resins in each battle. This will give it a sufficient quantity of fixed air, and becomes truly delicious. Monday iecniug the house of Mr. Paolo, in the City road, was hura!anotisly entered, and robbed of Wok notes to a enosider.ble amontn, besido a quaintly of p -ate, jewellery, &c. with which the thieves got clear 713trebli. At twee. flocks, the holy of 1. 0. 1.i0.1.u0, esq. of x dinighter. tw i.d ) 01 t,. A. (loud, of lite 1100. fr..os: Judie SO vice, of stilt barn aott. to &,t eat Itustroll streol, The. D. F. Jou.% of at daughter. vorarati. At Br;ightoo, W. ytattey, rs 1. of Chile/ell street, Finshut y egnare, tu rfilatseth. Vuly danhirr of the tale SwAliuw. es. 4. 'Jerks. At St. GUM gee, [Sits 1111 l Ltlwar. l , t.,...1 NMI of the lion. Mr, Junks I 10tr.1.1, to esecntine. younust deoglitcr of the late t l'ugsie) , ran. of till ec.41.00, Iles on. Al ti recommit. Anthony Erringion, third 1011 of the late Capustn Mut, It.N. to Sophie, third daughter of the lath At Norwich, the Rev, G. Carter Minor ('.thou "of the Cathedral and Vicar of bowse %oh I.4keohnin. Norfolk, to Awl ,10.11, Y , 5c0.n 4 drigbler of Capt. It. !howls.. or sorwieh. At St. Geroge's, lianoser squill's', W. F. I, Carnrgie, eq. of SPYoie and is.,paek, county of lu the Right 11911. Ltd) Jane Chinas...l Cernegte, 1041111 ituogloc, cot the Lect of At al. ticorce's, stoontsbety, Mr. .1. Cre.l.ias, of 'fish llolborn,l,l Sophie, nirro of W. Leeor{ou, eaq. of WO4 Item. Es>lle. At at. 14onis Itact:cl.urch, C. 181110111, asst, terzcon, of tired St, :::Clviee. 10 Mi., Louisa Mary leathumachur, of ltuvti VIVI). At Nassau, New Providence, on the ?Jet Septenther, ip tke prime Pfe, Wile of Lieut. col. 1...10ki150. 01111 elnest naiikthiot •In,.stoiler U undritt, of the itaby; tool uu the .rt W 6414 tinnah; F. lunikins, in Lis 42.1 year. Ile. I. 16. Niller,soli of '.l • Notice, tit Ited Lion square. Marv, s. - Cued daughter ot the late Mr. PIM, of uoinuter ' s place, New lead. iu Lately, 1'i1.111.41 Jones, eq. of Llaudysilkeliall, Pear Llatigllikp, 11 , 41.ig...1.1re. Having lot rely neat relation, II I. • id that the toles ul the ditterent intend to take panne:sum 01 his estate that 4,13 111112,110 ill little resoetti•e l, court. 1114 real and pll.. nrnl property la inp,nmeti to atm...tit to lisle dwrt e 1 ILIA 0114. it that 1.4 h.e. made :1 nil., but loam use )et been found, although ortnielderalle rest MAODIIkI ' CI I I yr such WOlllOlllOll All may lead 11l the 1.111141UV , 1y of a will. ail..lolllJa WHO a 0,11 h , 111,1. el' of ''•.! null, and stout of tea eininent 11111.11 of the Oa) allacys no. 11 heal t) 'eggnog at . Ltanclyettio-liall, w benusel the) vented 1 antic. sale of 1.144 - - ----- LON DON t l'riatvd aad Cubl:►bed by the Pro; rittar. J011:41 TWIGG. xt tha Mice, 7(1, Flea! Swat. where all Letter. t !la) V.litor, Six. (part paid) mug be ia.litem:d. - -