The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-17 00:00:00

IVEAPOUTAIV AFFAIRS.

NATIONAL PARLIAMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
sirs iNt; OF FEB. n.--PIGNOR i. GALDI, rirESIDEN'T.
Mr process verbal of the last sitting was read and
approved.
A request was read front the Prince of Molitorno, who
desires to assist in the defence of the country as a pri-
vate soldier, (referred to the War Minister.) Another
from D. Ansehno Adorno, who offers to furnish an
armed titan at his expense, and to maintain hint during
the war.
The Minister for Foreign Minks gives an arrount of
a couferenre with the French Charge d'Affaires, by
whom hr lots been infortnei that that government It ill
observe the strictest neutrality. Ile likewise communi-
cates the tremor of the British Circular to the Ministers
abroad. Lastly, he rommitirieates the request of the
English liener...l, Sir Robert Wilson, who offers his ser-
vices to our country, whenever it shall he attacked by
Austria. Ile is ready to fly to our succour at the lirat
I invitation.
Some deputies observed, that not being a citizen, he
could not hare a superior command.
The Secretary de Luca.—" Let the rights of citizen-
ship (nazionalita) be given to him."
The Fresitleat.—“And let the decree of the Parliament
be heist him by means of our Minister at London, in or-
der to testify to the illustrious General the gratitude of
the station of the two Sicilies."—(Approved.)
Signor tie Filipi.--•• let this decree be circulated in
England. In that free country there are many generous
and sensible minds who may imitate the example of
their brave fellow countryman."
Signor lierelli.—" In the War-ofbee there is an offer
of 2,000 English volunteers : it shoold he examined,"
Signor Netti,e." Otte nation has displayed its energy.
and its firm and heroic character; but it is advisrable to
unite with some power, the better to ensure the triumph
of our cause. The English nation might be very advan-
tageous In it. lief ns attach ourselves to it by a treaty
of commerce."--(l4',lnsico della Vostittaiume, Fab. '2l;,
1e21.)
The French courier that arrived yesterday was ad-
dressed to the Government, and out to the French. Charge
d'Allairsi M. de Fontenoy ; lee performed his jonrney
9 lbws, and is the hearer of despatches such as might be
expected from a Constitutional Government like that of
France, i. e. the formal disapprobation of the conduct of
its representatives at the Congress of Laybach.—L'ht•
I depenriesste.

••• Is consequence of the numerous applications for the
Nketeh of the Variations in Ike Gold Coinage of Rny-
land. which appeared in our paper of Saturday Inst. there
ill be published in The Statesman of Monday next (when
the motion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the cir-
culating medium n ill come tinder discitssion). a more ex-
teusive Titbit. of the Alterations that hate taken place
in Ilia nietaliic currency of this kittgihon ; containing,
irolerendetit of the ration, and useful information pre-
sented in tlw Sketch. an .teroant gi the Dertees of tAr
primeipal Gold Coins, and of the admlterationsflast hare
been made in the standard of Siker Money. front the
Comasseo to the present .To this Table will hr added
an Historical N.iew of the Coinage of England, with appro-
priate illustrations and remarks.

PRICE or NTOt KS TI II
Hunk Stock
3 per Cent. I cd. shut.
$ per Cong. Con. 721 If
31 per Cent. shut
4 pi r Cents. shut.
3 per Ct• :Sas y 113411
A per Cent.
Lund Ann. shut
Imp. 3 per Cent.
Irish 3 per Cent.
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DAY VT OM trulmc!

India Stock
nano Ronda —s. Mls. pm.
South-Sca Stnrk
Ex SHIVA. .Is. pin.
t)rnninro for Mom y - pin
Molls for lecomit
India for alit°
Con. for Acrt 721/11 71
Lott. Tickets WI. Itis.