The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-28 00:00:00

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tIO-WORROITItt—THREIR of TWHNTY-
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. CONSOLS AND MO-
NEY—MUST BE DRAWN—AND, PERHAPS.
THRRH MORE £11,4300-31AT ALSO BE DRAWN.
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4. Tell We WhISSIIIATI" MP ON,-

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LONDON:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, ranatuair 29, MI.

Paris Papers to the 26th.
(ILITRACT OP LETTER FROM AVGISLIO, res. 17.)
Aecording to private accounts from Laybach, the
Ailed Sovereigns do not intend to committee their
&scissions relative to the Italian States, until the
aff.irs of Naples aro termiaatod. Commissiontions
Lass however been already meelvoi so the above sub-
AlMet is *spotted to be formed at Rome,
with the Pope at the htad of it. The Russian
and Prussian Legations at Laybach have bee■
mach augmented. Russian aiplonsatists arrive cooties-
ally at LaybarS front various parts of Italy. M.
Eradner, the Russian Agent, in Switzerland, has also
arrived. Prince Montfort, (Jerome Bonaparte) has
arrived at Vienna. Since General Primont has I
received his last instractions, several Austria's
regiments have milted on the intended spot, for the
purpose of passing the Po. A considerable body of
Vie right sing, stationed in Lonibardy, have concen-
trated between Lodi and Casal Maggiore, in order to
pass the river near Creusona aid advance on Bologna.
by way of Parma, Reggio and Modena ; another divi-
sion of troops from the Venetian frontiers, will pass
the river near bliCtua and Borgoforte, and 'arm a
janetion at Bologna. The above corps will proceed
at tar as Perugia and Spoletto, where they will be
forme.l into several divisions. The troops in the
Eastern or Venetian States are already in movement to-
wards Rovigo and Ferrara. This division will take
the two principal reach, the one leading to /13“11111$
and Ancona, and the other to the Adriatic coast.

F+•Nns.—Five per Cents N 4 E 113 e.

Among the subjects of general interest adverted to
in the House of Uwamons last uight, was the progress of
the Bank Artists in their contrivances for accomplish-
ing their iwiwitalk Book Nimes. The loyal Commis-
sion on the business had evpired. test if was aeseriml
by several ,les!tbetie t bope_ai..eep-od M►
ailvantegis to be expected from their boasted pies had
been ahandoued. Mr. D. ill Lazar, who had been one
of the Commis:Aeners, alleged that the Directors of
the Bank, when lie la•t communicated with them,

held out :he expertatiuu, that with some addition
to the previous scheme., they would be enabled
to pay the tishl-summer dividends with these new cotes
but he admitted that he had not any direct commu-
nisation with the Bank on the subject for the last
three weeks—This admission, coupled with the sans- 11
anion of Mr. CaLcu se r afterwards, is strong prtinunp-
tire evidence, that the boasted project has entirely
tailed ; and the intimation if a motion the
t.,
l'itascu.con of the Ext /1E141•Ell AlleplOtiar ellr'
relley is no slight corroboration of the Sot. Prom the,
statement of Mr. HARING, Tt appease tektite inteetion
of Mr. VA Nityr %lir to introduce, in a few days, a Hill to
allow the Batik to issue gold coin, coacnrrently
with their notes, from and after the first of May.
This noreltv tve hail, as a better substitute than any
inventiln of the engraver, fur the obnoxi.ms notes at
preselt in carrence; an I if the supply of bullion will
admit the ext:•nt, we tru.t it will be speedily followed
by the withdrawal of all the one and two pound notes.
In the mean time however, we cannot imagine why
these small mates, while admitted to be current,
should continue to be of such a form as to
be most ea,ily imitated. It has been publicly
proclaimed, and generally confessed, that they can be
counterfeited by aut• lad who has been apprentice for
a year so an engraver. The difference between the
facility of thlir execution, and the combination of
difficulties which the Hank Directors aspired to pre-
sent in their inimitable notes, is great and immense; bet
the difference is also vest between possible and practical
perfection. No reason appears that the best practicable
plan slum) I be abandoned, and the worst possible ems-
linue to b^ mu?) med. So long as the present is per-
stied, the Dank Directors cannot fail to be obaorions
to the heaviest censure in bolding out to the &aim*
aid auwary a temptation, which, in their election-
'tastes, it is impossible fur some of them to resist.

The articles in our paper of to day arid Monday
lathe to At t I' %CI! A. demonstrate that Cie emailtion of
that Barbar.)its Chief is by no unease 110 defsgatwea as
previous accounts described. By a Gentleman reorstly.,
arrived from the Levant we are informed that tho re-
Soirees of that enterprising alma loud) in money sad
is Iliad are still very for from being exhausted. and bt
regal ef these his influence ever tho Alhanbuis,
*he are a mercenary race, is so considerahic of ,
lay enable him to make head foe a me/Womb
Aioe against his assailant...sad avail
.Ma_ td
flitertenitics afforded by 4olay foe the ladavali
ef his previous territstry. The 11110 e. k "IlliNs
6 likely t• commit itself with Wordier ID

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