The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

hap sworn to the Spanish concitution, in the perfrace
of the provisional jnnta.

Our city is tolerably tranquil. The City (hard is
!wing formed.
The Nlarquis tie [lrene has been appointeul Minister
fur Foreign Attain.. lie was formerly nominated Mi.
nister of the Interior at Milan, before the French et.
storntion.

Ive are twally ignorant of what is passillgbetwen
the Austrian and Neapolitan armies. Ali th.
spate lira %vide]. arrive from that quarter are Wird I,
a close insrction.

The Austrians have broken ,tp the bridge over the
Tessin() at Ilussalon), on the borders of Piedmont aai
the Milanese.

ReNgeAnrti.ra:l 4•
-The
said that it has been deferred,
arrival of despatches which have cause.% the P4e,e„
tneTnthaery Secret
Neapo Committee
itatignatlro wf war
niAceru to
isinle giitn•otnhveokell
.tdriatte.
We are
iriei is nti!it:atttteefailits
the
t. er.r, e
withir theA it is t.e
bay of Ancona.
N mcn inareleing ref from. of
militia, and of lee arks continnee on all the rreyrri
points. The Calabria',
unity of the kingdom, have already seat their
mint,.
tiers. Patriotic gifts, is arms and maser
,sarceeel
each other throsighout all the prothess. mew,
alone has riven !76 dneata and 115 centimes. easy.
lenrio Valociptiore is elistiteguisheel by a eowled
truly patriutir. The news of the tlepsethr, of 16
militia and the legionaries no "isomer took plot t6aa
subscription waA opened in farmer of their families.
'fles• spoilt. of the district diet e Heated corn anti
at his own expense, and afterwards marched with t 5.•
soldiers.
'fliougla the English and French merchants an
'tempt front the farces' loan of three millions, N.
Block, a Jew merchant of the first class, has voles.
tarily paid the sum of :Istlt ducats (about I,6ollfrantsa
and Mr. Graindorgee, an Englishman, 100 'hums.
Letters from Germany, received by veaterelay's
notice reports of a pacific nature. which had obtaiaem
suffieient credit at Vienna to raise the Attstrias
which were falling. These letters go so far este Lc-
that General Printout hail recently received ordert
to advance, but to concentrate his force., and wait Iv; I
further ilestructione.—(('onstitationar I.)
The French Chamber of Depu:iee on the 2lst pee
sented a scene of tumult and confusion seldom vi'.
nessed in a national asseenlely.
11. Casimir Perrier in the enlace of a speeches,.
denoting the system followed by the Ministry, welted—
" Why due% the mere report of the events in Pirl-
mont produce on ministers the same elfert as the Ms•
pets of 'era .1 heretofore did on the walls ofJerichieF.
(A great •entent in the chamber.) .1 hr raw
that violation of public liberty a-Isl.+ every day take,
from us some gnarantee. Ileaz-e the slightest Mfr•
men? of public opinion which tied ro:;re,- ivakes thsw
tremble, because that opinion pnrsuvs their seeitsit-
tration as rentorae puree's.% a bad coascietece.—{blurt
sensation.) The nature of time influence which the
Minister of-, Finance cc ished to exercise veer the
Funds, was proved by his sending notice to tin elm
dies and exchange-brukers that the Neapalitass keel
been defeated.
fietteral I'oy spoke with rrheme•nce, and, address-
ing himself to the Minister', saitl, " You are sot
Frenchmen—von :ire the filigree. of France. Vern
never was an instance of thus publishing the earal's
bulletin known before. It it shocking."
31. Chanvelin.—We are told that we are at pew.
We are, however, in a very strange si:mation ; is ow
which is neither that of peace, war, nor neutrality:lov ,
hich serums to be somewlsete between war sad two t
trality.
I ieneral Foy.—Tise 3llimiaters of the Eiger bar pw•
seated to the Ext•loteige of Pais. to the city ter l'at•itto
all France, a piece of news materially false from the int
in which it is expressed. (A peewee-Int seee,stion teethe
right : several soiree, " This is too much.") It is topatra
pleirally impossible, that an Engagement haviagaay
'licence on the operations of the war shoed.' hare taken
place at Itieti.—(duct sensation.)—Rit•ti is withemt
the Neapolitan frontiers, and, accorain., ti, the disPo'
%kiwi of the Neapolitate troops, the. tmeg.egratent car
only bate taken p lace hetwee•em a Small, a very incon-
siderable number of these troop, and the abide of the
.tems:riatm force. Itesides, even allowing that the Ass•
trians had entered the Abruzzi, so I..terie the wove
for them: they will never dr rt voiee on the 60'.
" Is this 'centrality ?")—No they wal neve:
depart, and Italy will be Cot grave of the learlearian'
With respect to the attaira NApirs, the lioverliMei
carries on a sort of double liiiilumat•y.—(Laughtet
the left. Yokes on the right—" That does rut ("11'
tern you.")--France has sent an Ambassador, M. 11'
Blara4, to the King., who is the prisoner of the 30-
trians. On the other hand, slee has sent a chary;
ll'a"T&res, the Chevalier tl:. Poro•arey, to Naples, at-
while Ise iv there, treating as a neutral v itle fiv
Nuke de Gallo, the Priam. de l'a,telricala,il
here etc-linet hiseasell •the Neapolitan Anebass. I •
•
and yet he is disavowedly the Ihthe de
liar.: not the events of hale ',indict' a flame threo
all Europe? Are nut the t ossacks once metier
to overrun the south ?—(:".!nrusura on the riglet).
ant conatitutional governments nnolcr the etecessitYl.:
ag leuing, of coalescing to resist the invositma of
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north? These constieatio.eal govermuents are, Spam
Naples, and ottraelves.—( V. ie-e on the ri.!let--"
311:1 tint on." voices 011 the left, " England.") "ii•
liee;; land also. France,lusted as she is.
Italy, Span, anti &II:1,A, cannot remain net Or-:,
Whatever part she act, she must have all son"!,.,
and it is impossible to have an Amoy witheat
tin 10.11„,
frientelv terms with tile natioa : for the 'moon
the a: my are one.
lelrpori
The Minister for Foreign Maim 4 then al
the Chamber in reply, the deb ,te wa• clu'r
Five per Cent. Consuls, j 6:. :stk.; 13.13:. .1- • u
1,472 f. :ette.

We are happy to infurtu oar remiers that hob II
Nlstiipee and Gu.yrt, the French i Owe
is
teresting cases pu'alisheil a few 'Lars ago ilt lhe
S'CATE%NIAN, hark bri•:l acquitted liv the Cour
,izes of lids is elm best cuotturntary out oer
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reasonings, while it futu' .i
oglis tliding pred