The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-29 00:00:00

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the Bill was understood to receive the support of many I
Members in that House.
Mr. BARING said, he had no wish to press his
Amendment. At the same time he must observe, in an-
swer to the Hon. Oentleman who saw so much danger
in the oppoiotment of a Catholic Oovernor of Antigua,
that it would be extremely difficult to satisfy such a
mind as his of the adequacy of any securities.
Mr. OOULBURN explained.
A desultory conversation then ensued on the re-
maining clauses, as they were put by the Chairman in
succession, between Sir J. Newport, Dr. Phillinsore,
Mr. Baring-, Lord Castlereagh, Mr: M. Fitzgerald, Sir
0. 11111, Mr. Peel, Mr. C. Wynn, Mr. Bright, Mr. W.
Couttenay, Sir 11. Parnell, Mr. F. Robinson, Mr. Rice.
and Mr. Tennyson, when, after sonic partial modifica-
tion, they were all substantially agreed to.
Mr. ELLIS (of Dublin) proposed a clause for more
effectually excluding Roman Catholic Priests from
seats in that House.
Mr. W. WYNN opposed it as unnecessary.
Mr. ELLIS said that his object was to render the
Bill liable to as few exceptions ass possible.
After a few words from Sir J. NEWPORT, the
clause was (as we understood) carried.
Sonic verbal amendments were then proposed and
agreed to in the preamble, after which the House
resumed, and the report was ordeted to be received
to-morrow.
Sir J. NEWPORT gave notice, that as the Report
was to be brought up to-inorrow, he would then move
that tae Dill should be reprinted, and fix Monday next
f r ti.e third 'reading.
4r. PEEL thought it but fair to state, that he bad
every reason to believe that a division would take place
on the third reading of the Bill.
'I he other Orders of the Day were, then disposed
and the House adjourned at 12 o'clock.

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LONDON:

lIICUSDAY EVEN:Ni:, MARCH 29. 1921.

STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE O'CLOCK.

Th:‘ intelligence in the papers of the morning hare
created a rise in the Fni.ll:,. tiossols, which closed
ni,:ht at 71 for tl:e .1t Lou tit, hare been this morn-
ing at 711, at which price large bargains have bean
doi.e. They are steady at that price, though some
doubts are thrown noun the anthemicity of the news.

1Y; have had a;a1:: to .ire to give admission to re-
om Parii relative to the provess of the Aos-
v:ar. armies, of a toue hise those of yesterday, and of
a cbaracter etpti%ocal. lu civiog them inser-
tion, it should, however, be understood that we by no
means intend to Rice them countenance. They rest
ni no foundation which can furnish confidence, and
their credit is rendered suspiciou: by their own inter-
nal e‘itlence. Rumours too, of like pretensions, give
a :'.at contradiction to the other accounts, and confirm
the propriety of the caution we bad previously return-
u.eudetl, as to yielding credence to floating reports. Bo-
stles the interest which the contending parties have
must urgently at present to use the ruses de guerre,
t:;:e is another class of men, the Stockjobbers of
Lot.don and Parbi, who are as deeply concerned as
rer3eil in the circulation of fabricated news. As a
sample of the sort of articles that were in currency
&milt! then; to-day, we give the following we received
at Loon from the city:—
Royal Exchange., Tterlre o'Clork.
"Various were the opinions and reports on the
Chanae this morning, owing to the different accounts
retched front the Contineut. Some note for believing
that the Austrians had positively entered Naples; others,
who seemed better informed, thought the Neapolitans
would not give up their capital without risking a battle;
but the report most in circulation and credited was, a
counter-revolution at Naples, which had the desired
elect on the Funds. •
Another statement was, that 100,000 Russians had
taken their departure irons•ithe Polish frontiers, on
their route to Italy. On the other hand it was affirmed
with great confidence, that an Italian house of some
consequence in the City, had received an express frost
Milan of a battle having taken place on the 14th
it.btant, in which the Austrians were dthated."

We ha►e received the 'folloling accounts from Na-
pes through the medium of the French papers of Tues-
day, that have been brought to Town by Express this
,rning :

N 4".", %nen 11.--The government has just
pnhliskrd the first bulletin of our army. It is in
substance as follows :
&ien. P having heard that the Austrians were
concentrating themselves in force at Kieti, sear a
strong reconnoitring party against them. An en-
gig-einem ensued. and the Austrians were the attackers.
Our soldiers sustained the attack for seven hones. The
Gtneral, perceiving new reinforcements arrive to the
Aistri.ns, ordered a retreat, The lenetny returned to
their positions. They had.many men killed. We bad
abeat thirty killed and wounded.
On the bth, at 4 in the Afternoon, their Royal
messes the Duke if Calabria and the Prince of Salerno.
left this capital Ifr the army.
Tke Prince Regent's departure 'has tiaeu ammulicol