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

LONDON:
PI A Trit DA? EVE•I's 6, MARCH 3, 1821.

Ti,• length of the Parliamentary proceedings of
list night, and the variety of other important articles
that vhiini a portion of our columns to-day, leave no
room fro runitheist.

Pari.. papers February. 23.
Vti:NN A, FEB. 113.—'f lie Austtian troops ate in fall
twirch upon Naples. The artillery is represented as
ronsitlerahle. The Sovereigns have set out for Trieste :
'the periofl of their absence will be very short, 'I lacy
will return to Lavbach. JICROU BONAPARTE, who is
now at Tticste, will shortly repair to Vienna.
(r:, FEW. IS.—On the 13th inst. more than
30,04114Aostrian., p...sta through -Florence, on their
march towaltls Naples. Another corps of the 'tiny
took their route along the coact of the Adriatic, to-
wards Ancona. The Austrian troops are expected on
the frontiers of Rome about the !tali inst.

The louse of ROTHSCHILD has forwarded, on the
account of Austria, 89 cut. of silver for the use of the
army in Italy.
MADRID, FEB. 19.—The litsin continues lunch in-
disposed. The town is very tranquil.
The &bates in the French Chamber of Deputies on
the :rith, ir ere Thiefly rotitioed to the projet of law re-
lative to the Circumscription of the electoral unro-
ll dissetnents.

FnENcti FuNva.—Five ter Cents, B.lf. 55c.; Bank
Actious,

Jamaica papers of the 9th of January ariiyed this
morning. By these we learn, that on the preceding
day the Douse of Assembly met, and presented an Ad-
dress to his Grace the Duke of iNtuasvcit, nn occa.
lion of his recent accident, to which his Grace returned
a suitable reply. The Noose had also voted the sum
of 100 guineas to each of the medical ffentlenten who
attended on his Grace. Front a bulletin, it appears
that his Grace continues to go on in a most favourable
way towards recovery.
The Curracoa papers of the. 9th of December, contain
the articles of the armistice between BouvAn and
Montu,o, and the departure of Messengers to dif-
ferent distant districts to communicate the news.—
Nina; Lt.o had granted forty passports to officers of
Bot.traa's army, to visit their families and homes.

The following is an extract frees a letter received
by a Gentleman in Norwich:--
Naples. Feb. 10. lAB 1.
" A message is arrived from the king of Naples at
the Congress, by which it i• now certain the Aus-
trians will not aeberoirlesiv.e the Coustitution of this
country as it is now formed. The ratitamoot, which
had been ili••••Iveel for three weekik but with the proviso
that the members should not quit the town. is now again
convoked, and the reset it of its deliheratious is expected
to be made pnhlie this evening. The result, however,
we know must he war. A dispatch was seat elf yester-
day for all the troops in Sicily immediately to be sent
here, and the Neapolitans seem resolved to attempt a
determined resistance: they seem all suited, and almost
every nests is a soldier. There is a stung gnarl in
Naples ; they all clothe themselves at their own expense,
and were reviewed the other day; the number aswelmalai
to 131,800. The eity is perfi'ctly quiet, and no fears oral
entertained of the least disturbance."
The Committee appointed by the Cortes at Lisbon
draw up the bases of a Constitution have completed
their labours. The various articles were read in a sit-
ting on the Vtia ult.and appeared well adapted for the
security of personal rights,and of political and national
independence. 'llse), were ordered to be printed;
thanks were voted to the Committee.—(Lislum Afoot)
.Letters have been received from St. Helena, dated
22J Peteausb:r. They completely contradict the late
stomata respecting liuonspartr, brought from the
States. Ile is represeuleti to take a great deal
o etterse, particularly on horseback, •14 to converse
frealrerith those persons admitted to see—hius.
late
is
rather drairona.of anspany. There wgivaach bade
animist the tionestics getliag into now house
eroded for Napoleon.