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sit)le exertion lidtl been mide to tedoce the etlitilide
of coarctitig. by conaiderable reduction in every
deportment. In the department Stamp, the
Comniis.imiers hmt been rednced bout five to three;
in the Customs. from Perris to five; Mid in the Ex-

PARIS PAPERS.

As WsiaxiNDAY—Holiday at the Rauh, Exchequer,
India and South Sealiothrs.

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Cantd MOO wiritA it t.ta s that the use
or small stills should be ievl in IrelstM,
-.which would mulch ti ereang.thw-rewenuer
—Mr. Jos! gPI ,111!W"ft afivirgrltga been given
to a question kr9Virtittoltt ilitritiorattak Frwurlo
the Alembei reirm. ilOvlty,tlagr the effusing
of eollertiog.tits siageoleil:ragora us ;island did not
amount to 27 jtier.lsift4)-7-4/4gui, tiat, Amit.;
This he tlioogiit..ooto innate whlch rsiiiiired !V 1041
. explanations
The arcvnid resolution Kai then "put, and negltv
tined without a ditisitstr ; and the remaining reso:tt,
tions were withdrawn.
' as NAPLEI.
Sir R. WiLsow cave mime that on Thura.l iv
negt:Ple,ghoisfat,tnove for the Production of a lettri,
dated the. titth of Irvinstasy oflrjaszsgeil by the
British irlinster at Noptes to the brake de Gallo.

CASH PAYMENTS.
The Ctisuesi.Loc of the EXCHreUER moved,
that on Thursday neat the House trlioulil resolve it-
self into a Commutte to consalrr the Act for re-
gulating the itsue of bullion by the Bank of Eng.
hand, with a view to the brisigiog in of a Bill to ern.
power-the Bank of England to pay its . cotes in
gold at an earlier period than that which is Cited
by the said Act; aud alto that it be referred to
the said Committee to cousider the preterit state
of the silver c.u►rency.
Mr. lionHousc begged have to suggest to the
lt•ght Host. Geudensatt the pronsiety of deferring
lass motion to soother day ; the Hon. Member for
Southwark having given notice of a motion for that
day winch would bring under discuaiion the ques-
tion of our ',traria relations skit the kingdom of
N pies, and it being e.streinely inconvenient to go
into two discutsious of inch importance ou the same
wining.
The Ctisuenti.ot or Ilse EXCHEQUER said, it
would be very inconvenient to defer the motion cf
which he had given notice to any later period; ■nd
there was uo probability of any objection to it in
its iinst stay.—Ordered.
Mr. C. GIANT moved for leave to bring in a Bill
is regulate the time of holding General &anions or
the Peace in Ireland; also for a Bill to ameud the
Lunatic Asylum Act in Ircltild.—Leave givers.
The other orders of the day were then disposed
of, cod the House adjourned at Eleven o Clock.

emus, swum 2.
There is a report that the Parliament of Naples has de-
clared Sicily indepeadeut, altlvoirgh under the some Sove-
reign; and last Mar Sicilian Deputies, who eimmilitletl part
of the Nespolatam Parliament, shall relent to Palermo to
form a Sicilian Parliament.
ROBS, 1111111tVAILY 17.
The Parliament of Naples has authorind a forced lima of
.Three milligw o& don's spen agriculture, evormeree, and
the fonds. The Ninpulitan Gave/annul has wt. yet primed
letters of margin to tire nuntervas persons who tismaad to
._at oat privateers.
vt.oustrce, rrouwase SO.
The third Austrian column, under the eunnoolskulialse
Prlsrce of HUM SIGINIOMMIG. set oust from "sew:so, fildise-
day, having batted *lily a eight. The ?Dora earn
Orrieral La gs, arrived on Saturday, nod mere
ha
witlVAft Another corps is espeeted
Yeptailifyrge park -of Austrieo artillery was
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ittimp CsStses, at the gates of this city.
ittbefifiNbeftbe WINHas army takes a pieties at
theSteteiof the Choral. We ore-
aaples has made no declaratiois
odhilahr • sr Constitution of Naples.
41. :""*"." ".." Ye. •11011111URG, aItBIeVAXT 21.
The %NO Wiliest@ from Leer Italy leave not the Mast
doubt of the wirer's"' resist/ism which she Neapolitan's are
determined to oppose to the Austrians, whom eminsoes Jar°,
that kingdoms will nut Ise as pacific as was lest supposed at
the Austrian head-quarters. The sew aspect which the
&tare eyelets of Italy hes assumed, •ppeara to have deter-,
seised Gesieral Printout to coneestrate the whole of his rty
before he advances upon Naples. He will betties ewe
single division to form a corps of obeerinatioo,
Abruzzi's. The Neapolitan', op their vide, take
positions from which they consult be drives witimut great
hiss ou the port of the assailasW.
BOLOGNA..I4IIIIII4IAT SO.
Travelers, who have quitted Naples within these fuer
days, slate, that the enthusiasm of all classes of the people
wee at its height. Soldiers mid titlarks all lime with the
muse as door to &lead themeelves.
• Neapolitaa flotilla is sow cruising on the onsets of the
Roman Stater, to ohorree Hie enemy, and issisinio ohs eon-
toesnemien with Naples.

THE BRITISH PRE-SS.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. 1821.

Mr. MassaLT last night, in the Home of Com-
mons, moved a reduction of SO/. per cent. ou the
tones now payable on inhabited bosses and win—
dows. The motion had for its object to reduce
the expenditure of the p►esent year to the amount
recommended

by the Finance Committee in 1817.
the exceseinte which, in the last year, amounted
to 1,961101110 i. A debate of considerable length..
sod involving several poiuts of public biertreot, fol-
lowed. in which it was contended on the post
of Minister* that the motion was pternatore.,
the estimates for the present year sot berg yet
brought before the consideration of the Hemel.
and that when those estimates should be disclaimed.
it would appear that a reduction had actually taken
place on the three great branches of expeoditore to
within 200,0001. of the scale recommended by the
Finset, Committee. We are glad to lied both
wide' of the flame agmeing in the propriety of
preserving faith with the public. creditor. The
ismitioss was kat on a divisive, upon the previews
question by • majority of 26: the Dashers being
IM the pirevions.quation—Axes-169, Kees 83.
Nothing can be offered to public rite, more dip-
or Noble than the conduct of the Barham,ll
Its upon learning the deterousgitien of dile