The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-21 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

STATISM.4N OFFICE'. rtfitia oeccoer
CONFIRM Af4ON OF THE DREADFUL BATTLE
BETWEEN, 1111 E AUSTRIANS AND 11IE
NEAPOLITANS.

We are this moment informed that an Ex estesa
arrived this morning from Paris, which has bniught
the CONFIRMATION of the SANOCINARY CON-
FLIt:T on the 9th in f., between the AUSTRIANS
and NBAPOLITANS‘ and in which the .VIJS•
TRIANS were DEI'EATED!

The particulars of the ksit Go both shies a•e:e
■ot ascertained when the Express left PArli.

When the news of till above Battle anived at
Paris, the French Funds fell to 76f.

AU was bustle at the Exchange this morning.
About 10 o'clock, the hour of opening the Stock Ex-
change, it was learned thatt an express had arrived
front Paris. Immediately, all those who were on
Change Socked to the Stock Market, arxions to as-
certain the Mat price of Console, which opened at
'lnn 70. They afterwards fell to 69 for Money,
owing to the French Funds baring lowered to 71i.
TaraLvc o'CLocx.—A vast sptautity of Intsiness i,
Dow tranlacting, and the Ponds have somewhat re-
covered; they are now 69g.
Yesterday afternoon, at half-past five o'clock, the
King arrived at his Palace, in Pall-mall, from Brigh-
ton; and at eight o'clock visited the Opera House,
in the Msymarkct. His Majesty was attended l'y the
Dukes of lurk, Clarence, Wellington, and Montrost.,
besides his personal Staff, anti experienced a my
igratifying reception from the audience.
THE 441:::ItN.—The purchase of the lease of Cam-
bridge House, on behalf of her Majesty, was con,
Pkted yesterday, and possession of it given up toile:
agents. The remaining domestics of his Royal High.-
ness the Duke of Cambridge have been busily engaged
I for some days clearing out the unsold furniture, wines.,
It
Itc. (except such part as has been purchased for th.•
Queen), and removing it to the palace Of Hits kingliato
House. Her Majesty mill remove to Cambridge
House, we believe, almost immediately.
The following intimation has been given in ditfere:4
forms, in more than one pavr of this morning
" The Qnern has written to Lord Liverpool, drsirint
him to communicate to the King her Majesty'' inter.
tion of going to the Drawing Room on '1 liwsday
next, to claim the insertion of her name in the Liturgy.
Several letters have passed between her Majesty sod
Lord Liverpool on the subject."
Excvan, M tacit IN.—Yesterday, at one o'clock,
the Judges, Sir George Sow ley Dolroyil, and Li
James Burroughs, Knights, arrived in this city, and
immediately opened the Commission at the Castle and
lluildliall.

After hearing Divine Service at the Cathedral, Sir
J. Burrough repaited to the G. 1114111311, when the trial
of Mr. T. Flindell, the Editor of the ll'esterm Liaise
nary. for a libel on her Majesty, was proceeded on ;
anti after occupying Monist two hours, the Jury pry-
nottnced a verdict of Guilty.
TIPP/Ines dtt Carrigan na Is shoot twenty-three yea:
of age, and a relative of the abdicated King of Sardi-
nia. lie was, in fact, heir presumptive to the throne.
A curious scene took place at ttttt e dieting the cat
nival, at a dinner given by Cardinal tionsalvi. 'l' he
Austrian Ambassador Kaye an entertainment, to which
were invited most of the respectable. English, all of
whom, almost to a man, refused the invitation. A few
days after Gonsalvi, to make up the breach, gave a
grand dinner, at which were present the said Austrian
Ambassador, and several English ; during the repast
an Englishman of distinction filed a bumper, arose,
and gave in a loud voice, StIVCI,S to the Neapolitan•,
and the cause of Liberty all over the world ; in which
he was joined by most of the Engli..h present ; the
Ambassador was thunder struck, the wily Carolinal cm,-
founded, some of the guests alarmed, but the greater
number scarcely able to suppress their inward satisfai -
tion. Toe remainder of the repast was hurried ore:-
in silence and consternation by the Ambassador, Car-
dinal, and other adherents, and the English gnestsand
their host separated rcher in dudgeon.
It is stated that recipmeal arrangements are making
between the Bo itish and Irish Governments, for offi-
cers on the half and retired pay, residing in each of
these countries, drawing their respective allowances in
the country they reside in ; and that in future, refer-
ence will be had to the affidavit of the officer for his
place of residence ; the Pap as:ester awl Auditor (.11.
nerals' having considered their right of patent infringed
upon.
We have been favoured with the perusal of one of
the sheets of the forthcoming Satirical novel, entitled,
Money Refiring ; or, a Morteimg ix Cu,k-e,cet,
are no less struck with horror at the scenes it dis-
covers, than with astonishment to find that some of
the first personage's in the realm have breathe
dupes to the money-raising system. What will
future ages say, when they learn that a regularly
organised office has existed, where the servants of the
Nobility (who are the chief money lenders) can de-
posit their homes: airings, and accommodate their
masters, incognito. with their piiferings, at a high
rate of annuity interest!! ! A passage fram one of
the many original letters this work contains, nerves to
mark the rapacity of these worthies. "1 have sacri-
ficed already SW to procure 1:!00/., of which yon
have had Guilt."

Bon -3 Err.—A case of considerable importance to
Dust Contractors came to be tried this morning, as to this
right of removal. The Dust Contractor of St. Martin's
parish stated that Messrs. Coombe an it Gelafield *ere in
the habitof removing dust, ashes, &c. from their premises
in St. Martin's to St. Giles's, by which he considered
himself a loser, to the amount of 60/. a-month ; which.
by the provisions of the Act, be had no right to b
Mr. Coombs conceived that his right to burn his owit
ashes could nut ba disputed. After some farther ar-
gument on the wording of the act, Mr. Alinshull
said he would give his decision on Saterday.
Coen Excissxos. Meant 11.—A considerable quantity
of Wheat and Belley remained over from Monday's suppi).
sad although there were no fresh arrivals this °miming, this
sale of the above ankles wasrexceedisily heavy. hat there
is so alteration is the pekes of either. Oats were also Tony
dull sale. and inferior uses was rather chesper.-Au Bemis,
Pass, and other articles, there is no alteration.