Star. — London, England, 1819-05-12 00:00:00

ill ' 1 i f i I , * II 1 • • , . f .. 0 f 1 . l l ' F. ' k f , 1 i •: t : ' i 1 't• . ' 1 q 1 ; i k i i r ' , , • i -,.: • I t. .) • • 1 . •) i . 1 ir .. i r ) i i I i e . . ; 1 • t k , . . • i . . 1 ' 1 i 1 1[ 1 7 COMVERGE. 11 MARKETS. MA% tt. eeTton.l i g= his been an extensive demand for Perstimbisea eaten and Bengal{ for exportation, for the leiter St weld readily be given for fair ship ping quality, but the holders de&ne selling ; there are, i n consequence, no parcels on the market ; the gerchases tiara Tuesday last consist of 1400 Yernarn loco 19(4 to lOd. in bond ; 80 bags Bowed , Geor gia to Is - 23 Demerara 15id. ISO good fair Surat: Sid. 70 good fair Bengals 60. very good 61d. and a few Orleans, duty paid, were taken at 12d. • Snoaa, , --There 'was little business done by private contract last `week ; on Friday a public sale of 355 Mids.- 10 barrels Suacquades was brought forward ; the middling and good Sugars went off with much briskness, and hdly supported the previous prices ; the low brown descriptions went off heavily at a further reduction of ls. to 2s. and there appeared so few purchasers for the inferior browns, that we be heve a considerable proportion was taken in, the de cline not indaf.ing the buyers to come forward ; middling Tortola with grain sold freely 655. to 68s. Trinidad 665. to 68s. good St. Lucia 645. to 68e. the:* fully supported the previous market currency ;' but brown, in considerable parcels, went so low as ON. and 60s. 6d. one lot nearly-dabs 575. This fore noon there has little business been done ; good and fine Sugars continue scarce, a good parcel of J - ;mica realized 84s. 6d. the inferior browns asst in plentiful supply, and are offered on very lour trns ; the request for the latter is expected to revive. on ac count of the very forward and favourable appearance of the Fruit. The refined market during the last week became heavy, and several parcels were pur elated at a reduction of ls. Molasses were in brisk demand at 325. In Foreign and in East India Sugar; there has been little doing, purchases could be made on lower terms. _ _ _ Comm.—The Coffee market remained in a very depressed state lest week, the prices were various and uncertain ; on Thus sday a public sale was brought forward, consisting of 5161 casks and 93 bags Bnush Plantation descriptions, the whole went of at very uneven prices ; the Demerara and Berbice Coffee went of with some briskness at the previous prim by private contract; the ordinary Jamaica welt et a reduction of 2s. to Ss. middling Berbice, ' siderable parcels, 11Se. 6d. to 117 s. good sold 118 s. to 191 s. 6d. good ordinary Jamaica sold 6d. to 100 s. one lot 103 s. 6d. good to fine Jamaica with colons 102 s. 6d. 10Ss. 6d. 71= middling to good middling realized 115 s. 6d. to Me. 6i. Thum were no public sales of Coffee the flaw noon ; the demand by private coaract still very liiiite4 ; a few calumnies are made after Jamaica Case, *AI it is reported ; mit*" trait fa. Cisets bete concluded z the may. beginner, still be stated exceedingly and the pointearasiegl. nom ripiar, Asp TA LLOW.4llere has little banes* dlofk lierP *lid Ond or ties in the foto& De prices of Foreign Tall4o be stated ass a MINA illeistiOn, Abe demented* limited. The letters yeeterday from et. Pettrobtugh condoms , -aad hy thus sot es coloary tossws that .. ` web . ill g tak oubircum. Lisalor u the most geminc. be market - To TIM uses QIJALITT if bossy. of Mty soap, cut it small, ai fill it full of bailing water, Las hems slimOlustst 4 thus cove: it up, no "iris- *ad the Ste hr hours Mogi tsar it iliettlad softie s ; bpi it coiCiails boptitities of the poop will Wasik toed soap oltottitl kw so I Ole ileot Regiment of Yinumegy °Miffs tc• by the Lord Lietiant of the County of Kest. s , t aws* Gent. to be Lieutenant. gs tie ad Royal Lancashire . or Prince Regents Own Rigietent of .Filth—. James liambrow. Esq. to be ••• ti artunitiasna. - The • rat of Mr, John ayde to • Gormley in the , tith I• Dragoons, on t i e Ist of Starch, I RI, has ant taken 'r Neer. The Christian mope at duistant Sargent Fussier, appointed *crSurgeon to the Fruces, an the itsth February, 11119, is ied Dot Aim Christian name of Lieutenant 1 1 %9ne1, Well appointed to the id Light Dragoons, tram half-pay &tut Light Dragoons, is shill; and riot Bart. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Rickard Moore, Denmark -court, &rand, peer-stabler, anal Kay trto fl. at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jobs Dighton Parr, Liverpool, mereliant. BANKRUPTS as Norris. White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, victualer. to *trends: May 11, IS. and Jun ft. al twelve. at Guildhall. I WE= Elliott, put. Tunbridge Mena, deremneandee and Sewer , MaT lit *5, had Jane at twain, at Goidhall, London. Attdeney, Mr. Osbaldeston, London-street, Penchurch-street. Joie Bromley. jun. &afford. shooonamtitentrer, June 14, IS, •WA at eleven , at the Mee of Messrs. Catlin, and Keen. &afford. Attornies. Slain. Collins and Keen, Stafford; or Mears. Rice Williams, and White. Llocobia Ins. Benjansfe Wood , Natborough. L.-icesterstire. hosier . , May 20. SI. at three, June 21, at eleven, at the Saracen's Held tin, Leicester. Attorniet. Mt. Lawton, Leicester; or Mr. Tay- John -street. Bedford-row. Francis Plattion. Barwick -street, Soho, jeweller and lapidary. May 1 5, 22, sad June 22. at ten, at Guildhall Attunes, Mears: Mayhew Price; and Seyin, Chancery-lane. John Read and Sohl liallyer, St. Mary-hill, merchants and in. amance•brolters, May 3t. 29, and June ft, at ten, at Guild had' Anomie', Messrs. Xastrion and Locock, *lies Anus- AWLColeman -in-cm Bat, Kryford. Somersetsbire, woolstapler, June 1,1. and at twelve, at the Inn, Fronse-Sel.vood. At tcr:ties, Messrs. Bridges and Red lion-square; or Mr. Tiny, Procne. John Goo&, late of Liverpool. merchant, %lay 241 25, and Jux 22. at nee, at the (Mice of Messrs. Avison and Wheeler. Uverpool. Attnrnics, Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Liver pool, or Castle street, 'Holborn. John Barlow, Bolton.le-Moors, Lancashire, drop, May!!, at one. 31, at foot, and June at tea, at the Swan Inn, Beritan.le.)biers. Annan% Mews. Adliogron and Gregory. B.dtard`COW ; es Messrs. Cross and Ensliton. Bolton-le-Moors. Dune; Doming, Wortley, LasearAire. innkeeper, May 4i, at one. 21, at foot, and Jane at ten, at the Swan Inn. Bol tan-le-Moori. Astornies, Kenn. Adlington and Gregory; Bedford-row ; or Means. Grass and Rushton. Bolton-le-)goers. Ja • ke Crolding. Gokleater maser. May 14, at mix. $4, and Jane f 4. at eleven , at the Golden Zion inn, Ipirrich. At tonnes. Messrs. Brune and Noteutt, Ipswich; or Mr. W ont, Bernird's Ina. %Amen. Ikkwarat Bolder. d the "nate. Reldlestan. Berefeedshirg. pectictseer. May 11, ft. and bun ft, at seven, at the Oak *id Unicorn Inn, /*cabna. Attorney. Bach. tar- Ohtani bati-coort.liolboan. and Lineanstir; Herefordshire.' John Mein and Johis Brewer, tlrciodirsy. Blackfriars. ware- brissine.en. May IS, IS, and has at tee. at Uolldhall. Anomie*, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Naples, Penn, and Uwe. Emdericenplase. Old Jewry. JAi Alias, ADliersgate-arseet. men-dsalse. May 11, IS, and Jose at entire. at &ninny. Mr. Barber, _ _ . b state that the prices of the nua tt i aniaried; the Exchange steady at Hid- IRISH PROVISIOI4.-Beef and Fork steady but limited demand. &Gan is - after. There was rather mote enquiry last week, and a spieral opinion !Ils - the prices had reached their lowest ; public sale was brought forward-109 !Sutter, Ist, 795. and 80s. 2d, 655: to kins Dublin, Ist, 70s. 2d, Wu to . 655. s , n'aterford. 2d, 70s. 6d. to 715.-460 casks - fine Friesland, just landed, chiefly 945. to 985.-547 casks and firkins-- Holland 58s. to 60s. Friesland 635. to 7Ss. and Gro ningen 575. to 58s. Istooo.-The extensive sale at the India House commenced on the 22d ult. and finished on Wednes day, the sth instant, it consi'ted of 9724 chests, of which it is calculated about one-third has been bought in for the proprietors, the purchases of the remainder appeared to be real orders for the country trade and for export ; there is no speculation. The blue and violet, of Which there were only a few chests. went off nearly at the last sale pices ; the good qua lities from 4d. to 6d. lower ; the middling and good middling from 9d. to ls. lower ; and the ordinary at the reduction of Is. to ls. Sd. per pound ; the plan city taken in was chiefly of the latter description --- there were about 700 chests of Madras, which sold, ' fine 6s. 9d. to 7s. good Ss. 6d. to 6s. 3d. ordinary Ss. 6d. to 4s 6d. There is no variation in the prices by private contract since the sale, the market continues without briskness. EAST-It:0M COMPANY'S SALL-Yesterday theses tensive sale at the India-House took place : Peeper-moo 01111psay's black. sold at 70. 3900 ditto. boo* la; 300 bags. privilege. Vs; 6)d. heavy. 7d. and *him, 10d. and 10d. farthing. Saltpetre-1000 tows Company's, Sts. to its. 64. 104 ditto, Ileassed. 355. to 408.6 d. About 400 tens. Company's. bought is. Cinnamon-Pivot quality. 730 bass. 10s. Id. to 10s. Sd. 100, balsa bought in ; second quality ; 84 bales es. Id. 435 bought in. Uncleared of fanner sales, 7s. 3d. to es.-third quality, al bales. 7s. 7d. to 7s. ed. and one lot at 7s. ed. Ordinary bastard of first quality. is. 7d. Gloves- —4SO bales of fair quality. frau 3s. Id. to 3s. 3d. Maco--irst quality. IS casks. Ss. Id. 32 boyslit second quality, 41s. at 7s. Id. Nestsness—lfeaabs sarbbrd, Ss. 2d. to Id. 41. 470. onsarbled, Ss. 4d. to 4s. id. If bought an. 3 vrocitt-ettso 3s. 9d. to 31.104. Cassia--Aboot 450 chests inferior. fa 10s. to 17. Middling. ,C 9 Sr. Bastard. 455. to Ms. to Ss. b 4. 34 diets brakes. SiIIOPIII. et/. Oa. WM. Good brown iSs. to Ws. Fuse broom, Sar. to 425.61. About one.fousta dd. Ginger-Ordinary sod oniebiliag. quahti Its. to Os. about one-third ookl.--Attow Root, bought is la. 6d. The whole went of heavily, escept thenntmegs. Tooteco.-The deliveries of Tobacco from the warehouses, during the last month, have b;sen consi derable-1322 hhds. for exportatiois,. 455 lihds. for, home consumption. The stock is in consequence de- 1 creasing, and no prospect of further supplies for iome time ; the demand far Tobacco, however, continues] limited, and several parcels are offering at very lOw rates ; there have been no purchases since our list. Fatrts.-The demand continues limited, no varia tion can be stated in the prices. Rtes.-There appears some renewal in the demand for Rice, on account of more favourable reports of the Continental markets ; offers are made fcr Java about 13s. Carolina has been sold at 495. - RUM, BRANDT, AIM HOLLAIWS.-The Rum mar ket continues in a very depressed state r the prices are, in consequence, nominal. Brandy was at a small ] advance last week in account of unfavourable re ports from France that the frosts had injured the vineyards ; the rumours appear to be exaggerated, and the prices have again rece4ed. Geneva continues to ilidide. IlAastocuals.-Br public sale 6th inst.-465 logs ] Hispaniola Mehl:gent ; chiefly 19d. ta 214. ] fIVERPOOL. MAY a. The arrivals of Cotton this week have been large, :mounting to about 27,000 bags ; the demand was, in consequence, more liniited in the early part the week, the purchasers holding back in the erpettation of a reduction in price, and some sales have been made at a decline of about td. per pound, but at this reduction there is now considerable inclination to purchase, bola for home consumption and for expor tation ; yesterday, 350 bales Orleans Cotton were offered by auction, which went of very steadily (pa.-t of them being good fair quality, suited for eiporta tion) at It'd. t0'124. for very ordinary to fair, 13d. to 131 d. for good fair, and a few •ery pod 1 . :1. the otner sales O f the week are 2350 Bowed' 11 d. to 12d. far ordinary to fair, 121 d. to 13d. int. fair to very good ; 830 Orleans 12d.' ta 141 d. for middling to good, and some very choice 16d. rapid. 150 Sea brands Ls. Id. to 9.5. 6d. for fair to very good, including a few stained 14d, 700 Pernams 161 d. to 170. for ordinary to good fair, - and a feu L e very choice 18d. 530 Maranhams Isd. to le . 870 Ba!pas 15 J. to 161(1. 9.70 Maras 15d. to IS d. 90 Fie : gals €d. to Bd. 200 Surats 71d. to I . Making altogether 5800 bags. GLASOOW MARKETS. MAT I. Oorrom-The saki of the week animist to 51111 pm:lo4m- Sea Island Georgia 24. at 28.116. to as. Td.-Howeds 311, at tad. so lad. and 14-66.-Oileass It, at isill. to 1 •ed.-Per sausbace *Sot 10.-Marantsana 11s, at 170. to Ind.-Smyrna U. at 1 a-pea:terms 12, tgd. to 19d.-Surai it, at 11.4.- Reago:s 14, at and. .......-............. m . r .., A CAW - WK.-The Public hare long been imposed upon, by the article of Soap being manutac!ured Of inferior materials, to cover the dece,Aosi or being sold upon cheap terms ; but the following simple ex periment will detect the imposition, and prove that genuine Soap, from its superior quality and strength m washing, it the cheapest : Eastman/tr.-Take half an ounce of Soap, eat it small, and melt it in half a pint of boiling soft hfinat, ; pm it in a pad, and, with a fiat piece of wood, tly stir up the liquor to raise a lather, then add ,pint measures of hailing water, and keep stirring ' quantity as it Is added, until the mixture ceases Y raise a stiong frothy lather. Be particular in set-' itittg down the number of half pints of water used, be ta* tiro froth begins to disappear, far then the Soap hag takenos much water as its strength will bear ; • soaps of different manufax take the greatest quantity of ar 3oar.—Take two cruces and put it into a pint basun; and stir it till the soap is up, and set it a little distance then take it away, and Ist oat an a plate, and ail tie 1 he /mad at the bettors swat. BANK AFFAIRS. FROM LAST ?MUMS GAZETTE. BotrerT il iroelliniftrallin tendir . E , q. in the . rooss of Ilaapr:feaseopferg. relgilstimpßeed the Ching* amid:eds. • •ron Cossadmiese is the Royal Anglesey Made. slimed by the - • Lord Liestessist.' • Liestefu_ r* Thomas Peers Wiliam to be Font Limns- rer -= $, Jests to be • Tow prisost* • • 2_ VIP- = t 41 ~{ + a~,~, . CPA 461 our curt-am-Ig, Trbich ) the Commit isare _.- Conn difficulties of uncertainty _ upon accounts, are eepiiiitattosiatensen ts delivered in by Mr. Sedgn wick, which are to be found in the Appendix. From these materials two calculations have been drawn. The grounds upon which each of them rest are to be found in the Appendix. The Committee are inclined to think that of tile two approximating estimates, the second is the best adapted to their view of the subject : but they submit them both to the House with a full serge of the imperfection towhich they are no cessarily liable. In order to bring before the view of the Hou s e with more distinctness the whole of the pian which the Committee beg leave to recommendto their consi deration, they will state shortly the different parts of which it consists :- 1. That provides should be made by Perliament for a repay ** of the Debt of Government to the Bank to a considerable PLIIIner., and that a part of that repayment should take place NOW dew ainecadent to the Ira period which may be flood for She eilemenecement of Bullion Primate by the Bank. I.' That from acd after the Ist of Dee. 1819. or at latest the la Feb. 1690, the Bank of England shall be required to pay ha Notes is Gold Bullion duly assayed and stamped in his Majesty's lent, if demanded, in NMI of nut less than the value of 60. ineesti at the priced ".1 s. per ounce of Standard Bullion ; flirt Of the Ist of Nev. 1890, or at such other period as may be laid, the price shall be reduced to .0.195. 6d. unless the Bach shall have previously reduced it to that raw, it being always un derstood that the price, when once lowered. shall not aissa be raised by the Bank ; and that an the lit of May, Mal. the flank shall pay i 1 Noteh if demanded. in Gold Bullies, is sunk fri not less than the value of 30 ounces, at the price of LS. 17a. 101 d. per ounce of Standard Bullion. 3. That a Weekly Manua of the average Amount of Notes in eirculation doting the preceding Week, shall be transmitted to the Privy Conseil ; and a Quarterly Account of the average Amount of Notes in cireulstioe during the preceang Quarter, ihall be published in the Leedeet Caine. 4. That for two years, from and after the Ist of May, Mel. the Batik shall pay its Notes in Gold Bullion oat y h the he price ; and that whenever Parliament - 'shall thick proper JO re quire the Bank to pay its Notes in cais, wake tidier-cf shall be given to the Bank ooe year before hood, sick's:4:4lw cat to be given Wont the tat of May, 1 Ott Should Parliament think proper to adopt this plan ' for the regulation•of the Bank cf England, it is evi dent that provisions must be made for applying the Same principle to the Bank of Ireland. The Committee are perfectly aware of an objection which may be stated to this plan, viz. that during its operation the country will probably have no cur rency except paper, for pigments beyond 40 shillings, and that the advantages resulting from the converti bility of Bank-notes into bullion appears to be given, at least in the first instance, only to the holders of large sums. In answer to this it must be remembered, that so long as the price of gold shall continue high enough to afford a profit upon the melting and exportation of coin, framed according to the present Mint regula tions, there can be no circulation of gold coin in the country. Under such circumstances, any fisrther issue of gold Coin would be axles*. It would, indeed, We worse than useless, as et purchase of the bullion to be coined would raise ale price of gold, and the expense of coining it would be a waste of public money. Such an issue could oaly be useful when ever the price of gold is so far below the Mint price as to compensate Zr the interest lost during the time of coinage. But although the Committee entertain great hopes that, during the operation of the plan in question, the price of geld will fall to the Mint price at an earlier period than what is fixed for its comple tion, yet the plan itself presumes that such fall may not take place and have been established before the Ist of May, 1821. • Under this uncertainty it would be difficult, if not impossible, to foresee any moment previous to that date, at which it might be expedient to make such an issue, or at which the Public would be able to avail itself of the power of resorting to the Mint for the conversion of bullion into coin. But it will be . able to avail itself of that po wer U n d er t h e operat i on of this plan at as early a period as could reasonably be expected under any plan for the simple resump tion of cash payments: In the interval the currency must consist (as it has long consisted) of paper alone; but, from the moment this plan begins to operate, this paper would have whit it has • noe had since the Bank restriction, and what it could not hive in the interval preceding a simple resumption of cash pay ments--a metallic standard for its regulator. The holder of large sums in notes would indeed have the power of converting them into bullion at a fixed price by presenting them at the Bank ; but the holder of a small sum in notes has not now, and could not hare the power of .onverting it into coin, under cir cumstances when, as has been before stated, no coin' could remain and circulate' in the country. The latter, therefore, is exposed to no disaivantage what ever during the operation of .the present plan, to which he would not be exposed during the interval which must precede a simple resumption of cash pay ments. But he derives from the first moment of its commencement a participation in the security against fluctuation afforded to the bolder of large sums. Whether the wl tile of our cireaktien and currency shall Uantoefordi be replaced either entirely on as ancient festive, ar with what degree of 'herniae, particularly in respect of the main notes, the hoot of which was formerly prohibited; whe ther the payments of the Bank shall be made at their option in bellies we in coin ; or those payments coatisming to be made in bullion ash, the Mint shall be open to the Rule for caking such bullion into gold coin, whh or without a 'Openly or brae- sage ; or whether, with a view to anise to the owantry a profit equal to the whole value of the gold enspbyed as dead capital for ,be purpose of etradation, an endeavour shall be made to arise the whole of ear currency (except for the anal payments ter made in steer) to paper only, but to paper regulated by convert& bikty into bedlion—these, with the numerase dew& trisected with and dependaat on them, are points epos which the Hewn will fad mach metal info/Inman in various parts of the evidence' cootiined in the minutes, and upon which the Comesittee are madded that a better judgment than tan be famed at pre wn% is6l be derived front the ertectieece of the vetoing afthe plea ifesevidkoely peeks. Whir rapoct to the decision to betoken as to the fore drew don of the smaller Ewen the Conneidiee are far waselithat all we of etpeshemFy or pre& in this report need cenaldned with another moat nepwcant ceesidsratiss. that of the amp , votive facility with which such paper s or the fee whisk k is traltationed. may respectivelyb!" teiteht This pin is essentiei so the enema of any amour: as this subject, and it is of post weight the *don if the Cownittee. as am mute,h the cewparative dames el etevadisa ar iscoura ce . which ay ef thaw "stem aims to inime. sad the pookhannat. awilildabil dawn anieweepred, : wick Meek maim, to obisia infon ha d 4e, prabaltile remits o f the iciptiriea actua l N N . under the authority o f bb It lesq' s c 4 ' *I „ . 41 1 lift : // preventing or rendering meek more forgery of Bank poper. They lure 1eamt.,i72,1. Pa% • crust is; yet tit snac pe iently e underre c t' to be t t i r ,yug ogit o k ft r * .s 7 tssik IF-tfre7tedinlitte,'l,gaine7"-Pph'erl'Ylbabiis:lltitll3:bestaleven fPeguiimPectiPalcansaLlurPeiviCrtivelllsatauniuceci°lalalatieyb44l‘lit:::"etilbtiCB4""UPerrant:ttil:ll:setlecheie:fis"rPlilaiiPirine"l:llllcitadrir:heuofilehnunialikali°Ple%lalciecl"telrfelle:lv.677:lt:4tlts::::::tilhtliiditliAli:'tbi;*.lit"ll4llhl:::la a nti, of taerev"Y Treat degree, pM eikctelli t to for that Par;Ais. "4 --s great important.* that Pulimetat ar e advert. I 6. 4 - a=unt and nature of the advances nude by the Bankhiet public service have been stated, on diZernit ecc • 54 pig considerable obstacles to the nseasurm which - ► wise have been adopted by the Birk ; sad the pi„ mended essentially depend, emu a previous rid* ' But tbeincocvanenee of this mule of habituallyrovidise C s the public exigencies, to so great an extent, is 3: MC ly thrfesreterrietliceyliptolift"hatirdreb64:42tesorrardPriaiaeciFeachtiktcochfthmsiUtrtiv. e4rrn Th inetle is strugliaze°274 entishrteno-Bgiti::- , ever, of recent date: it had been acted upon to a lark tft , for a cog period of years before the first restti.,:i m ti t i a " ' Bank. The amount of the advances appean to hate Firmly increased with the succeeding embarralsmerns of tt e ls ic service, and the extraordioary tenuous a th.: e on of the lam war naturally produced an unpret,tit cud tension of them. A considerable redaction of Mete s ad has since been effected, and a still further diminicauo oftie o recommended in this Report. It will be for the wisdom of Parliament to determine a ss , dler. in circler to guard against the unobserved rmurrence of the Igugglee, some permanent regulation ought not to be estaitills e e. Wending the very narrow restraint wader which the Bad te es originally placed is this respect ; but imposing some new pn.. eiple of fonitatims, so as on die else hard to allow the liaok sus la free nee et its capita', as might enable it (as it aer a rm p aw done previously to the Bank nntii:tion) to invest enter ti e Wank or some limited proportion thereof if not dermaded be commercial discounts, in the Falai,' of Government seentais and on the other, to Fervent it Irian engaging in such he the accommcdatiox of (ir.virttnanit, when its own moven. sue or ba rest d 1 tint rcquir,! theca, or from entermy io ta ai l 'nitration!, express or implied, which shall prevent its ke g * ou ft e Serarytin freely into the market. It is obvious, the h imposing any new principle of limitados, reception ma le made for cues of Feat emergency, to be stated to Parmen and provided for by its express authority. Whatever may be the decititot. of Parliament open all at as. of the measures now in contemplation, the Committee Mai a Will be desirable to repeal the laws which prohibit the mein and importation of the coin, ana Which enact, that all bullion r. tended for exportation shall be mom to com;st of foreign met Or siva+. The policy bi these laws has keg been held by*. bgst writers spathe subject to be a least dubious. Front the u. tile of the article, so portable and so easily concealed, they cut hardly be expected to be efficacious, and expairoce bas alsc dandy proved their inefficacy. Netwithstardn the ed g k osp cif these Laws, the whole, or nearly the whsle of the gold Ms* this kingdom, amounting; probably, to between 10 and 30 mi hens, has entirely disappeared, and ennely a remnant tmeu n maks of the semeigne which were nand in the year Mt Its prohion, indeed; adds seeneshist to the diliculty, ant spently to the expense of exportatina, and may, thenfam le =lob--but operate, in some degree, as seignonge spa w e it is a seigeorage perpetual, varying, aecordleg w is Cztoor hoer facilities for sninglin which may at dam most, and affording Men den an muctman, and, ft Olin Of bet, as Marginate proteetioh me mans, am by which this proteethe ia Worded, aft WO, oblectiosable ; these being no _viii of di depeln lemon bullion peodisell by the =kiss of istelipi or d Ask 611 coin. The *My genaftey is Mt eta oath esd the ire Ilherefdte, has so craw operatics than to oar a great, ad, qaterience proves, a sontiessfal teasptatima us perjury. • !even upon vet anneal :Mesa et euleepo b is Mick de Ids Sidle metal in coin is egad to that el as niMel 4 Whit 01 the whole espense at the missy falls apse the Pobbratashite doubted whether the proldlabies Ems an bureau tuba iii ilia* that egoist ; &Musk the hew was yrebahly stir d dhe ref Shims whida the bew bad is new. As sor cis aay mks ufthad previously an ezponatioa, or istited be the def M wig& it is everted. becauselt is sot them kismet sur feit, 'rhos it rents, it returns in the Mr el berm, odd the Mini ii 'open, and the peke wick as to mkt it Iniettlii. V ie t is carried to the aNdl coined at Mr public neve it she cola were legaßy ezpsanide, it mall pokily mans into s matsy ere mile, Wismar the suss id the e. changes rendered it a mum itinittame dim kale st merchandise. No country fft =has maim/mei se imp a metallic currency as rnatel, wed* way prilibides apse tic melting, the export, or the oda din Mo. The Committee come Aphile lbw adrget " a. " letit. it* to the 'plains which bap; byes eftisetpril and wry bibs explained by ono of the triangles, Ale the Yfteatiat regehasos of the Km foe the tnitew Stver wait ofihealashes seta , tics a perpetual drab" of Gold from chit Grootry, and dee* ens issonuovotabie obstacle to the itsiimphoo d *tat „aliens havei daft be 2sian dinct at i the ssa incitut stitait staida ai t ierta ef vain. 73M Thit atio witoorms. The Committee more poetical's!, ran te the ed. deuce of 31k. Pate and Fleteler,on one effle, eel Mr. Nish* On the other ; and to a Paper received from de Motet of% Majesty's 3dist : but midi important lehtsmite oft this pet ' of the subject:nal likewise be collected limn the teeisnoy mlf 'oiliest whose sentiments and mehoshy spas sish tsetse ass be of greet welight. The Conseihme being fuffy sesallk, that if the "Ms .1 the two first wituases be welt foonded, *ay atureapt so none the liestrictios epos the Deal dust Fine imillcusal, wirer the Dent reyulatites he the ads* el sheer were lint ahead. at icinaipoT;ettbeTa,n7godthinkkavethethabangtPitv:t2nat:hlepresem.sPieuairtiliiii:sittPszt- IfiniT t er c zaadwie thee'thatdhat itai sabiettcPiliaath : t inefectit 3 C ra te leraciadieradr a nalins : egsi gnisa- dit mer lii ! rt. t b ze yon pu d bli th c e for amoma the camase s, 40n a m tkat d the rneta4 Mine wi shell oppose m at o obap rs" tie to the successful execution of the plats, which they have cured to recommend. DISTIL The Ist inst. at CahnJO, Dear lEd-Calter, the Sea. tn. Hamilton, of a sea. _ IlAltiAltD. On Tobodar, the 11th bean, at Isratgliu, bile a '._ 2l Strikes, Wow IL dam, lb+ ingeoo, of Mioßad. * cilia, ?omega* dawthaer et Cannes ikerrick, L' t} et tie haws &cc At Trichloopottr as the 24th October bat, Captaia Blind James Foote, 7th Itect. N. I. and Owner -Manage ef !kith , to Are, eldest dabehter of the late Paw Beth*, E*l. e t tie Stamp-OMce: Loaders. . 11 a1 -% George losimisse, Fa p . of the Royal Staff Can,* ' o6 e. daughter of tbe Rev. W. W. Wilcocks, of Samba Morley, Norfolk. May 4, Captain I. H. Bainbridge, fare of the cat reeinott, Ito Sophia, ifti daughter of Dobree, Bt. of Gamer- ,„„ April SS, at Corbels, the Rev. Jolla Craig, liraka va tkerine, only daughter of th e James Pringle. Klual'iu- DIED Is October /sat. at poeush, Liratteasit-Colosei W. J. rides, of tie Been of Eater= Regiment. At Soh, es diesseday, the Bth umlaut, is the fist yew gib' , age, ad as iedissaesathew is the heart, Matilda, the ink of Liar assist-Calead Raiser, oath Regiment, idiom the gdar ried ` 414 tel °sad" el* EU was the second duvet of the Ref . Presides& was at the Camas of Wells Cathedral, and ndlY *vise brother at Mr Thomas Frasklad, Dart. of Thirlltel , • lady whose weggare moons and tW' awed* qualities bed endeared her so iths to her nuurious ihkeds. dies to a discodwairte hatband am; wt 2 bitterly bewail her lose. nitraday, at fleashaea, Dept. Nasal, on half tat " Bawd llarise Carps. NDOS Ittialid arid published by 1 with )(err T ule" ' Mee, Tenn* Bar. irk continue is REPORT OF THE LORDS' COMMlTTil—fOsod s muds mining With MIPICt to that part of our currency, mi r y fo r Baum has cosigned 41 Country Bank-notes, the Cosi entertained that t i ledrav endeavoured, from inch accounts as ; this forenoo n a firsithed them frcmi thisEtscact. to 11) &Mos Carlow 'sonsi estimate of their alhougt. diSculti to 665.-4116 fir. grarioue descriptions, which throw ; great uncut. . and 'Waterford, upon any egculations founded upon these arca • leer. to obloin ialios sa a s „ t Al Of the isligi:ie& pricy of his M. c 4 *. 'lllw Boa 6,7 or rendering meek more lark th.... 114 Bank paper. They lur e le ans Mon s lr iciently inane to be br luO t t pe under the cosi:brans of Pit L--:"% be very able persons whose at t , C . ; ployed is dee examinant) "Iti4 of :ti t a s. heft a ['sectarians that the principles riStes• s purpose will in their appli cal i o. — 9 bat e mitts bast a much mare decrial cloylVs... --- "`` y means yet arlapud tot :he 'lldileit iceaPizujiaHliCtavlaunitteeerniornig.:;otactlilabaloFTlPi7hrri:.:l3Citadrelle;b7ll"::::Peelf;:l:l4lll: If a Fart of those ptlncrile: hat ia to L. degree, effectual f or au prarpo "41tItIti riser point to which the Comm:tue thlk • ase that Parham:tat Scold advert. lb. r L- euze of the advances nude by the Rank f or Lave been stat e d, on diZerent occasion - e obstacles to the toessar.s 'Rind s," adopted by the Bank ; and the pLu se2t --' illy depend s upon a previous riduaiot dteses. s:ence of this souk of babitually•previfil =cies, to so mat an extent., is ea: Mg ly , es principle* of conside ra bl e wits[ elation in which Government aid the & toward, each ether. Ills system is no, let - date: it had been acted upon to a lark as," I of years before the first restta:izn unto ih want of the advances appears ta have so % with the succeeding embirraysments of tt, nd the extraordinary tenuous a the corded*, t war saturally produced an unpreci.tknuS • A considerable tediation of these adva 4 retied, and a still further dimininiou of du:, I this Report. the wisdom of Parliament to determine ire, guard against the unobeerved rmurrence of ti 4 rims/mut regulation ought sot to be estiollat ry narrow restraint under which the Bad in this respect ; but imposing some new pm. Is, so as on the core hated to allow the it iv* espial, as might enable it (as it appa ll to h oe to the Bank riatia:rion) fa invest either the properties thereof if not demanded let mats, in the imam of Government Rani; prevent it from engaging in such pa te l las , ditioi c,....Ltnotowt. waen iu Olga C211,121i. U not require theca, or from ecter;ng into sty rim or implied, which shall prevent its brisk rely into the market. It it obvious, ties: w principle of limitadona esception mot be i great emergency, to be stated to ParSacita by its express authority. be the dec«iore of Parliament open all orsi t row in contemplation, the Comminee Mat a to repeal the .aws which prohibit the aielag if the coin, ana Which enact, that all bullion a. talon shall be mane to consist of foreign Ni Keay hi these laws has locg been held by de ie subject to be a hoot dubious. From the at r, so porable and to easily concealed, tinned eel co be efficacious, and experieoce ins dos sir nisignaty. Notvrithstardag the whole, or ucarly the whsle at the gold end ousting,. probably, to between 10 and 30 td r disappeared, and sanely a remnant mos reign which were amid in the year 1117. al; adds haelletilind to the difficulty, anti ash pen of exportaties, sod may, therefam it ate, in some degree, as s seigoorage upon * cietonde Fwelteettail eatyitrg, seeteding to Os facilities for soroggling with may at dans sod aliarding thermion is uoteratn, and, h nodespate protectiob es by which this protecdsa i Worded, set abt ; tine Wog otb poodbilltyof nolsoell by the nwitiss el brags or d sly pecerin is that of as Gosh lad the ho s oast operatics Mal to °ls a gist, tat;, id a sonessfol tensmatien to perjury. • ancient :Tessa d simen, lo wink tit ti as is evil to that of the mold he What, MI oi chemise. falls epos die Pahlit s t g; the prolibisioni deal ant Scream rider ' mise ; affkbogii the laser was erebehly se d rhich the hew hod is Sew. beer tic eon rim* to espoeutits, or melted ide tot► onginted. because It is met dims kismet ca- ms% is returns ii the deep' si balks odd I, Sad the pike etch as to saheb warden. to the Mist sod coned at Me pale nen oft wen legaßy esplanade, it wed. pokily fllmery as one, velitinter de stated doe s- it a min stsittanee than Me it country to .has maioldard so larie a as amok wad* eel Peehadlheagies its 1, se the oda if lie teas cosnee ollaphole ekes lkopott miasma adven- t which ben beali MOIMPIed sod sett' Lally r d she Vomits, that the Yonot argehosat Golf froaiSiverthialsiaggrestrlenheil.dvest sad thereby Pentair obstacle to the iiiimmbeed Bengt BMA at die ancient otaidard d yam. Nit 2 directly mid stain* medley - cried by stiii :isandttese more particularly mkt ts the ed. e and Fleteber,no ose and Hr. Nish* ho a Paper received fast the Kamer WI bat Wick Wapitis* Millilestl* cm this pot r likewise be coarcled Rost the midway* Unruh and sistheeby Opts *eh astais being fay medlar, that if the "him st ewes be welt fieusded, lay as sopt se noses me the Bask dust peen bielllcsal,mlserthe or the color el silver were lint aimed, is- triple tapes which that *Moo appears to la en this put sf the subject fa cmaidends: their duty to state, that they me ere rand to pretest Mint regulations respecting die tan s such silver cots stall not be a legal so& t at 40s. and the Mist shall sot be ars" 4. l callisgr ezecutist ikat ed the plan, plan, will ve . hir cAle tlitl alli hre atia;s ' BiRTIL Dem led G der, the Beet * IL lIARRARD. am Da I isarome, at he the us PO , ' ROM, il,imgeses of g em e a s amass i.lorrich, Lell et the .1111.. • me the Mk October bees Captain Regt. N. I. and Quorter-Mmert a Pew D i n — e E 9. el the igheer of the late Be& ace. Staff ow, to Losimor, FAt of the UPI C aws r of the R e ev. W. W. Wilmaks, of awTh I. H. Bainbridge, fated the sett regitata, ghtee we e of the a tre 4 Dßev ßev l D°aree : Li.D . jeatee dlolo amm :Ce ptmee. : ls :ll G : a-licsastr iusc . at Posesh, ay Emmen Regiment is flee yam teday. the tith instant, .V 7 is he the heart, Matilda , the . _e!, l f,,* door, lath Regiment, idiom she She was die second daugrer of Xur wardiTlirthelosa.eicsksmirkTh*".Clatialeili.:Lcoser,gagetagedair brWigiklBl.4temibandernsucomaiselea:27:ll"lloo74Lia.oanc:e7;illiaLnoy-1;435:1' grid and published by I seas Kart Tycicct Mee, Tertirkr Bar.