Star. — London, England, 1819-05-08 00:00:00

Exchequer Bills (2%1.) 7 8 prelptitut Consols for Acct. 71i 72. No variation has taken place in the Fiusds this day. But little business has been done; and consols are 71i. 71 money; the same for the July amount, The count: of Exchange rose in favour of thy country yesterday nearly one per cent. The Catholic Question, which was to hale come on last night in the House of Peet" was postponed, on account of the indisposition of lord Dotrounn mons„ The Report of the Bank Committee was pre- sented ; when, after some discussion, it was agreed . that this subject should be taken into consideration this day fortnight. In the - tkwoomoos, the - Election Oaths' Bill was lost on a motion agreed to by the House to postpone the second reading for six months. The measure pro posed by this Bill, is in itself so just and constitu tional, that it must on some future, and we hope no distant period, be carried, unless its opposers be de termined to resist every thing just and moderate, and, by their opposition, to endangerthe very existence of the Constitution itseelf. The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this fore noon, but beyond the proceedings in the two Cham bers, contain nothing of any interest. In the Peers, the Minister presented two projects of law—one for the entire abolition of the droit d'aubaine, and ano ther relative to the prosecution of offences of the press—being that which has just passed the Chamber of Deputies. The Chamber then proceeded to the discussion of the project of law on servitudes imposed on property for the defence of the State ; but, after hearing se. veral Members upon it, adjourned the,determination of the question till Thursday. In the Chaitber of Deputies, the third project of law respimieg the Journals, came under particular consideration. M. BM TANIS CMISTAIIT moved, on the first AT.. Ode, ea amendment, seeding to do away with the couditiciu to which it is proposed to subject the Jour. nals, of lodging security with the Government for their good conduct; but it was rejected by a large majority. Several other amendments were proposed, which pro►ed equally unsuccessful The Article was then put to the vote as proposed to be amended by the Commission, reducing one half the securities re quired from the Journals; but the Chmiber, by a large majority, rejected the modification is as far as regards the Journals of the Metropolis, and adopted the Article as it originally stood, making the security requiied 10,000 francs of mores for the daily papers, and 5,000 francs for other periodical publicattons.— The Chamber then adjourned. Five per Cents. Tuesday, 66 fr. 70 c. A Dutch Mail arrived this morning, bringing in telligence to the sth. In the Second Chamber o f, the States-General, an the Ist instant, the Law re verting the Tariff of Duties on Exportation and Im portation, was passed by a majority of 73 against 10. Yesterday a numerous assemblage of the Members of the House of Commons waited upon tie Cuax• csu.oft of the Elcuituovt, at hig s louse in Down ing-street. The consultation with the Minister lasted a considerable time. _ _ _ _ The old robing-room of the House of Lords is to be fitted up immediately as a Court for the Vice- CnAncy.coa. Two Houses in the Corn Trade yesterday stopped payment one a factor and the other a dealer. It ap pears that the accounts of the former are extremely extensive, and consequently the failure has caused an , unpleasant sensation in that trade : the latter is of, trifling importance. Letters from Lubec announce the failure of an eminent Firm there, of the name of PAULI ROI Co. The Letters from Hamburgh also state the failure of three Houses there; but they are of no very great consequence.—At Stockholm also, three respectable ' Commercial Houses have suspended their payments, in consequence Of 'embarra s sments occasioned by failures in England and on the Continent. In consequence of a dispute between Colonel GWYNN; of Glanbrau Park, and Captain HOLFORD, of the First Regiment of Guards, a meeting took place on the 29th ult. After an exchange of Ire, the seconds interfered, and the parties shook hands. OFFICE OF ARMS, DUBLIN, Amts. 28th, 1819. , His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT was this - day graciously pleased to confer the Honour of Knight.: hood, at the. Castle, upon Major FREDERICK ARM-' STRONG, Portuguese Service, already Knight of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sword, for his distinguished service during the late campaigns in Spain, Portugal, and Froce.-..-Wu.- LIAM BETHAM, Deputy Ulster King of ATMs. •011 TUESDAY NEST the State Lottery begins, and diem never were, in any-Lottery, such stronginduce meats to purchase immediately, at Two £207 Prises will be decided in the first fl* nsineter, and Foust £20,C00 Prizes may be drawn that day. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at WEIR'S Offices, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate-street, where No. 7,930, hits of £2OOO as the last Lottery, was add giltered to a Gentleman in Liverpool. Funds in the poesesiiend the Bank .4. the of t- those demands ; and have ascertained, that the Sum which the Bask were liable to be called on to pay in Ullman of their engage ments, amounted, on the 30th January hut, to iff33,9911,0110, and that the Bank were then In possession of thsvernesent Se curities and other Credits to the amount of X 39,096,900, leaving a surplus in favour of the Busk of Elegised of £3,109,390; ex clusive of the permanent Debt due from Govmwesent to the Bank of £l4,6B6,Boo,repayable on the expiration of the Charter. " This Document furnibes a clear end decisive proof of she Nourishing condition of the affairs of the Bank of England, and justifies than ample confidence which the Public have reposed Is the ' , ability of their resources. • The next paint upon which the Consmittce noliked station, respects the alusuat of Cask sod Bunks Ai ill. seam oldie Bank, at the present sod at various other pi.* awe the yoir 1797." The Report enters hne into some details, the re sult of which is to :hew that the Bank had in year 1817 a much larger amount of Cash and Sol lion in their coffers than at any former period Aga their establishment ; but that from the cost mcnt of the year 1818 the Stock has been progres sively diminished, in consequence of the measure adopted of paying cash for all notes dated prior to the Ist of January, 1817. The Committee state, that so doubt can be entertained that the Coin thus drain from the Bank was demanded, not for the purple, of internal circulation, but in order to realize a profit either on its sale as bullion in this country or on its exportation. The next important point to which the Committee call the attention of the House is, the amount of the Issues of the Bank of England which are outstanding on Government securities; or,' in other words, the amount of the Debt due by the Public to the Bank of England. The Report enters here into some de tail with respect to the origin and gradual increase of the Advances made by the Bitnk on behalf of the Public. Their amount on the 296 April last was £19,488,900. The Report then proceeds as follows : “ it will be seen, by refer". to a communication made by the Court d Directs= of the Bank to the Committee, as well 'as from the whole tesour of the evidence et dime who were =ambled personally bdore than, that they consider the re-par meat of a large proportioo of thr-te advances esseatklly twee'. otry, preparatory to the Resumption et Cask Payments, As the Noss which are lewd by the Bank apes the dierthot mercantile his revert to them at the ezpiradon of the period which those bile have to run, and which never exceeds 6a days, I le lithe clear that that portion at Weir issues can be extended or 'lmbed at dek thietedos. whilst over the Dotes which are limed d abysm to Onvernment, they have act Methane ainie oinennil. Ti whatever Mao these advances may be Mem& At Path ad' 10 81 a sontreul over the alma II *dr ckettoihrepope c : l :7l7re enabled to the dilthentlen d ogees than =mead, by am increase d their *km sties the &come or mertandle Ms, or the porches" or Mies; or, if neeemart, to make a reduction in the tetalamewit 6f notes outmending equal to the whole er any pert of the moment. " The exit node idler a swedes or Cash Paleness, by which the Bak can elect a roistiand their imam, amoeba/ no part ef the admen's sadobr limn on the Gowrement to be repaid, is by linthing that iscamthodedis to ,tredie which they MVO le been la the liebitsf by the &coast float:- I made ha et out of reef mouser dal tememedis= dussidke &set and axed terieds. " Altbseghthe asimust d disavowals made by the Ask is public securidm is emcee* stated in the amount in the Ap pendia. and although the Committee strongly advise the re-pay- met of the pieties of them required by es Bask ; yet they think it oftener y ea abeam, that is depleadag the actual amount of the debt dine to the Beth en aceisthel dime edem as', an all mem* eight to beanie in faeeeed the Piddle, to the extent eels lobate' at pubis mosey masked at the " The setendae afPBllBl2llB amen litho been ant to the extent and speraeles of them him= be the Len the Committee en Public Rapenditnes, peasant la the year 1001 ; from whiehit appears, that the aggregate emesst of the public money deposited at the Bank was the.. nelselised to be ' E 11,104,919 ; and a sum equal to i ppery east. Meath ma the 'average balances in question was by thee °MORD* not fat from the amount of the prig by the from this source. The average amount 4 habeas bild by the' ' Rank appears to have. been shoat J 1.000,000 from the pew IVO to the year 1816 ; and In cosildarstion of the adeistage resulting to the Bank from the preemies of diem, the non of £3,000,000 was advanced by the Beek to Govenmant edehoutl interest in INS, which advance won matinee under the astbo rky of Acts passed by she Legbiscroo. to April, aSia. *am' the year 1816 the pole balenem bold by the Beek have bees diminished, and their avenge meenit in the year Ills did not exceed the sum of of A 7,000,001. Their amount has been still further reduced by the operation ot as Act which has passed lel she present Session, which makes the Pewter Pram* of tbel Coosolidaled Fluid available to a Waked extent for the amble service ; and in a certain degree within those limbs home the benefit previously derived by the Bank from ks accomuiption front the Ist to the last day of each quarter. It appears, how= ever, to tile Committee, that whatever may be either now or hereafter the amount of the public balances held by the Bank, that amount ought always to be kept in Mew, and allowance made for it when the odes:tees from the Bank so the Govern- mint are under copaideradie - ; foe it is dear, that ifs inalmeak- Omit of this account were to take place, the public moneydepo., And with the Bank must be set off against the advances made by dina us the Government upon &cheque Bills, and the sa . midge bearing interest." The Committee proceed to the next head of their inquiry, the espeditncy of reverting to Cash Payments at the period fixed by law for the resumption, namely, the sth of July next : • After a full consideration of the evidence, and of the several miners to which it is material to advert, in considering the et pedieney of resuming Payments In Cash on the sth of July nest, the amtuent of the advances of the Omsk to Government, the quantity of bullion in their coffers, the probable effect of a rapid sad considerable reduction of their issues, in whatever sewer, or with whatever view such reduction soighttak ri e Lace, your sz Committee are decidedly of opinion, that it is ILO COO. i tine the restriction beyond the sth of July next. The Committee proceed next to offer their obser vations with respect to the period at which it may be advisable to terminate the ftestriction: Winn your Commit:we consider the extent sad wane older exportable produce of this country, they can have no Iloubt of IN ability to command such a portion of the precious metals as may be necessary for the purposes of internal currency, and to nwintain them in eirculadon by the same means by which are maintained in other Mountries, where, from state of credit and conedenee, and the absence of ' bitshments, a much ' metallic thL -- to the restriceisa • " A plan of this nature has been under the consideration of your Committee ; and before they explain its details, or assign the grounds on which they are disposed to recommend tbe se veral measures which form a part of it, they will present the ge neral audio, to the Mese. " They propose, that .tfter the Ist of May, 1821, the Bank shall be liable to Mani a quantity of gal, not leos than sixty ounces, of standard fineness, to be first assayed and stamped at his Majesty's Mint, at the established `Alint-price of A'7l. 17$. 100. per wince, in exchange for such an amount of Dotes presented to them, as shall represent at that rate the value of the gold de maaded. " That this liability of the Bank to deliver gold in exchange for their notes,shall continue for not less than two nor more than three years from the Ist of May, 1821, and that at the end of that period cash payments shall be resumed. " That on a day to be fixed by Parliament, not later than the lit of February, 1820, the Bank shall be requited to deliver gold of standard fineness, assayed and stamped as before mentioned, ezeliange for their notes, (an amount of not less than sixty ounces being demanded), at £4. Is. per ounce, that being nearly the market price of standard gold in Lars, on an average of the last three months. ' " That on or before the Ist of October, IS9O, the Rink shall pay their notes be gold of standard fineness., at the rate of .n. Hs. Id. and en or before the Ist of May, 1821, as before-nun domed, at the airient standard rate of X& 17s. 10/d. " Your Committee proceed to state the reasoos which induce them to recommend the adoption of these suggestions. " By requiring the Bank to p], after the lot al May, 18t1, a given quantity of notes in gold, at the )rent-price, a security spinet fluctuation in the value of the paper currency win be provided, of the same nature with that which payments in spedesilarded prevkrally to the Restriction Act. If the issues of the Boot shall deny time exceed the amount to which they none be Bid* in order to aniesein that veins on a par with geld. the Am& will be subjected to en immediate demand fie geld, and will securely' have recount, as. beissit the restriction, to the casts tine at the isms of tbolepeper. - " The ddid reamenededas nt dile pbn , in the opinion of the Comedttee, ie. net it wassail de Bank to pay their notes in gold at a neoleenfor peeled thee they could pay them in the present gold currency. There cannot, while this plan is acted ea, be any demand fo o lc i fer the purposes of internal circula tion ; and whatever it would be necessary to provide, with the view of replodng small notes at present in circula tion, may therefore be awned with. That portion of capital which must otherwise be applied to the purchase of an expos-I die and seproduedee im of commerce win be less avail able for the employeack of 'vs labour; or at any rate, date will be Warded, during the operation of the pbo, far the grand absanetiou of that tepid, and for the accumulaties of suck a stack of the precious sends as nay enable the Bach with perfest safety to supply a metellic'eutweey. Although in the event of general panic, and a wet of easiadeen is the itability Opener credit, the Beak wadi be mond to de seine dawn co which they Would be liable wen ea 'WWII rfeollsod• yet it is prohibit that the drain* eases& I t s= and Ina dense vrauM be greatly ditteinkhed . Vast prevented. [The spans of Mr. Rune sad d . Bliescase we quoted in brow of this plan.] • .- • • • • The reopens el the essonsittes tor ressesareilog vie orange meet which they be negated, fee regebeing tie anode in which geld shall be issued in achaege for Brekeaeote, betweei Feb. 1, 1 no, sad May 1, Int : tal c - " The Carmine consider it in fu a than Pried at 'Ake tip Busk shell bt nibs she of iSMIDS C 6 .1 at the mait pens; and a steadied sktbed to waist the Indio el the paper pang shell ' by while ke lames doll be rnshatt- Ipmase has, ces nag nos ens swain, sine the pease, liaehe *in ter the seem to pay- Menu in specie; and when it in consmed to a Bonn awn. in el them, has overseed an thee-neer suesopies was Naar 60111111 ; led has ass le as the seen for testi raft the Ileniedes s the expediency et imbibe the Binh to - sake seek prepostins me to their amain and Ispetiesee might appear mat avediems, fee enkiles then to rams pay ments in cash, widen poblit learmeimire • The Cliwilltsee, Ikender t an deans, in recneneeding 0 1 1=111r potapememsam et time pa menus, to devise some Waft that ski be made far their re =llla; prevent aon the male mind that ao sespensions will take pin; and - twhatoes a gradual ac cansimisithei of mimmirdal timsectima, to a system of cut ' may whit*, boll boas bog distoolnimed. meld not be tud &My itoomned totat restraint and ems. They immeelve that midi mew* mil be best provided by requiring the Bank to revert at an wily period to that pekielpk on which, ' previoudy to the Bestriedess Act, their isms were regulated— ' a reference to the price of sold. They propos, therefore, that I line bads( bees allowed for the repayment of a portion of the admen to Government, the Bank shall trade take at a given period to delver rid in exchange for their aeon, in the manner already described. " Between the present time and the WOW% of the year, the Committee name mildest* an oporation of any of Ilime causes which affect the value the predate metals, so es massive u to prevent the Bank from eenistee'asting Ih* elect of them by such a reduction of their issues as may be nark with out producing pubic inconvenience. " If the price of gold shall remain the same uit Is at present,) the demand from the Bank, which will have to deliver it at that price, will necessarily be very lathed. If in the iPterval any causes shall affect it, and produce a rise in its price, the Bank must in that case contract its paper, either positively, as com pared with its present amount, or rebtively, to any increased de mand which there may be far it ; and thus by increasing its vale. as currency, proportionately dbninisit the Inducement to de mand/old. " It may be objected that the adoption of this suggestion ap pears to recognize a departure from the ancient standard of value • but it recognises it no otherwise than as it at present practically mists : it recognises it for a very limited period; and with no other view than to provide for the gradual return to that standard the deviation from which it acknowledges. " The Committee trust that they have sufficiently explained the grounds on which they recommend that, with a view to the establishment of a metallic standard d value at the earliest period, the Bank should be required to deliver standard gold in exchange for their notes. " They de not express any preference for the system af bul ks° payments, over that of payments is specie abstraesedly ; mar are they prepared to recommend than as a peremeriat mind tame ; bet they cemider them the best mesas of foeslltating mod ensotiog the resOmptios of papacies be specie with the least peas iscrieveeiseee They are of opinion that whim owe the ✓aciest stasdard of wafts ft this emery has bear is hid, the areal kopediesom to a return to oar former irmurralll be eseeeeme; sod k will be in the power of the Beek, et sir bi Aid% by taking advantage of a favourable ease of same, 001111119 She supply of the recites metals io this casein to oesgEo pe wilkis they aft Maly to be repdred. Oseimittee are aware, the it army be objected to the mows with* they have recommeeded--first, oftstinderde some below Aft pounds in It aratftess the - irtlicesinate to the crime of - the premetatios of a of cash pi4rtrnperreaotygmrtittulli.e.daitee'l,ell:ftir::::r;:4ll4itl.wit'll-9.,(.2:!1 will for would onchhi p tik : re:bsi e t b p e re 10 t e !ort:te rennin e ... depend on a cunsidtr.tha 1 they oned diminished in pruporiw • , which may attend the a•letni,w"ei .4 devise means of renderin difficult Yor.r come 'Ate, recommended by the Certunisiientri aP • mode of Pres-entity forgery of Br,' full operatic* In aitcnt elute from two sdentiht Ictohet, liszkes and I.l..Welbece; the their confidence in the luee tak d of note will afford, as w t r . b y .ccessful Unitarian. and by chi.; obvious facility to the Public in detecting Zr: semis currettcy to forged notes, h a s b een con e nueu by be of their inquiry ar.d expaimerts since the act of thee censistinicsted to Parliament. as With respect to the second objection, your Cotryitte nark, thin the object of the plan V. 1.. :hey tectenn ee ,J securing a controul over th,, quantity of :he c*.rtulating r to regulate Inc value of the whole, and to mehezie p, per with gold. While this object is effected, tk, ; woes, to whatever amount, hose security for their •:alt without this plan he would not possess, darirg tie eat en , linen precede tie resumption of c.,h p.yrner.w. " Sht.t.:d the lluusc d-termine to itt.npon the rev, den of the Committee, it w.II be expediew to co:n1.:e• which passed in the present Sessien, restricting the t of gold. coin from the Bank. They propose DO interference the laws which regulate tee Niir,t, conceiving it &Mehl trite, as a check upon any endue contraction of the i , vues Bank, the peewee- which individuals at present pestered coin front the Mint in exchange for bullion, without I decrial, at the rate of ES. 17s. 104 d. per ounce. , • " Therrecommewl, not as as appendage td the pl they hale suggested, but as a Imbue measure urehr of currency, the tote] repeal of the laws which preheat fog or exportation of the coin of the realm. TE.e 'conceive it to have been clearly demonstrated by Img am; that they are wholly ineffectual for the object for they were designed ; that they offer temptations to p c ; freed, and give those who violate the Lw an unfair ewer those who respect it. " The Committee hate received an intimation Gam %. rectors of the Dank of Ireland, that they shall be prep a rta sume cash pa7menu six months after their resumitE - Back of England ; and that no ilifizulty will ...list into effect any regulations of the same nature wit► tho se may be adopted with respect to the Bank of &island. ' mime are lett to the conclusion, that there coo be the nature of the circulation of Country Beaks which an obstacle to the gradual resumption of cash payments plan lure suggested. [The parts of this Report which we have able to day to give at length, shall appear in our • THE ARMY. • Tuesday the Depots of the 20th, 38th, Regiments, arrived in the Infantry Barrack, terbury, from Chatham. The Depot of the from Winchester, is also on its march to join solidated Infantry Depot in Canterbury. The 31st Regithent, at present in Chatham son, will be relieved by the slst Light Infantry Iflyegouth.---The 31st will then march for Pl . Detachments of the 24th and 17th Regiments arrived at Chatham from Dover, and will 'embark for India. NAVAL INTALLIGENCE. FALMOCTII, 31AT s.—Varld W. ed the Kent packet, with a Mail from Lisbein in ame days. , Mary and Eliza, Pantos, from. Havannah m Leaden, days, fell in with, oo the 54 instant, i 3 .3C. 30. SO. W. the deep Elizabeth, Ttczza, Our -posed to ,dinowelod, bowsprit and rudder gone, and without , s>• beard : she towed her off :he Lizard, and gave her of the Battey pilot boat arrived here tMs aftemon. PLYMOUTH, MAT 6.--Wind Sk.S.l,--Came in the .Haas, from Batavia, fot orders, siikd 21st December, the Cape of Good Hope, tin Febrtary ; left at Batavia,. Alley for sea, the Grace, Prince Blucher, Ratio, Margaret,. Clusdlne. Sailed 3d December, the Regent, awurr,for Chits, allth, Aurora, WOILDLZT, for Beogal; 11th, Helen, Wlevosit,ix Madras ; 13th, Neptune, Vner ; and Heater, Horton, roamaomm, MAT 7..—W i nd S.&—Arrived his alp Gaammorrtra, from Halifax. Paned up Channel wry, MIAILTY, from Barhadoes ; the Mary Ann, Wm from Bengal. Sailed the Magnet, Macau, for Prince bland. Des% Mae ind rennin Danis the &peados, Parma, from Tenetiffe to St. fi~; the Cuter, Rama, from St. Kitt's, and sailed River. Caine down from the River, and sailed, &mum fur Rio Janeiro; the Neptune, Hum, I tar ; the Lydia, Barson s for Quebec ; and the Ja Newcastle for Portsmouth. Hastwscs, Max 7.—Wirid S. S. EL—Arrived the Orange packet, with a mail, &c. from Hulizzid. Asstunum, Mai 4.—'l'he t.h.unpion,-C,LANc, in going the harbour last night for London, struck on the Mier.► was obliged to return with much damage. Cussost-Housz, Lassos, May 7.—Es - naza Thomas and Judith, Stokes, from St. bikhaei's; Echo, from the South Seas ; Aurora, -Brower, irons Dry or lope, Losey, and Charente, Robertson, from ©create Remy, from the River Gambia; Albion, Rue, from ' Perk, Hasp, from Stettin ; Aime, Falvey, from th oats; Henry, Courd, from Lisbon; Maids, Cull, John's sod .at. Michael's ; Marquis of Anglesey, Whit Liverpool; Lonisi, Pearson, from Leghorn; Juliana, lt son, from Guernsey ; Caledonia. Primrose, from Wind. u ; well, Leech, from Cantos; Letitia, Montgomery, from Wins 01. n BA ILET.—This day the Session.; being he Recoeoza proceeded, at 11 o'clock, to fence of death on the following prit,oners : Dania Francis Reid, Charles Wright, Bartholomew John fisindiford, Henry Nicholson, and John ,burglary ; George Ferries, John Stewart, and John i igno&breaking; George Price and Thomas Bradbury big forged notes; William Ambrose, frit shooting a intent to kill; John Mill, for cattle sttzling ; Samuel for uttering a Bill of Exchange, knowing the same to Nicolas Albini and Thomas Jeffcot, for abatractieg letters at the Post-office; George Longford, John I:. Chutes Elliot, for highway robbery, Edw. Gibbs, W Joseph Russell, Elizabeth Edwards, Sarah SWIM" Chessman, John Smitb,John Bryant, Margaret P3tl Ponsonby, Thomas Bromley, islizabeth Farrel, • Mills, for sterling in a dwelling house. The next Se-scions commence on the :6th instant. BOXING. Tooma Is to fight Cram Davis, for 100 guineas, 'of June, within thirty miles of Loodon—D " Champion, and Puna, fight In July, stakes ttiuo Sin:lmm is to combat with the Care in the same firs. PRDESTRI A NISI'iL Jozes, the pedestritn, of Oxford. undertook to sr:7 in ten hours, for three successive da) 6, which be r , Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday last, NI; ith apparent STATE OF THE ODDS.—BETTING - ROO M, newsy. lltt to I art Sir Tor It to 1 apt Euphe OAK. Sto I agst Throd-re I Bto 1 agst Catpl 7to 2 s pt Blue Stockier — Il2to 1 apt Warr —,_—_--- _ • - 2 to 1 art Presias I to 2 agst Sufi—u I Th . soanwarimi;ortd•T• Ift,oicheThrma.uon, j 1 A. T. Th' "=•-_ LONDON 1 P_tea and rubllbbed by lArai XD Woe, Teuiple-Mbr. • • - ---A llolll " ll lolll l 4 4 Plimvoiditompolaigis.,*s..aosiossoos. --4..- .' , -milr"- -Ttein....- - - -Velar ..1,- - ..-, .-.,-,' . .:--.,-..- -,..—.. , e , . " 1 , .. •. -.-- -- 'i — — 7l • .-- ' - ' ' .. Ar •=l/.." •.. ' . 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It is pages,* lengths 1 . 41, 14 ., ' • - and thee is announced as annexed to it, hvt : o4 rf • . • geommerie g at - . . sad by what mom* profit, would be diminish 11,111110411beloL Sher In cedars in the these notes provided t h e * THE FUNDS. is s ued. .11Mutes of Evidence, extending te 24i par. ..--a mitanemp . 17114.1111 " 1 " , ar • , ... *is ottemetry, or of lioropit,' which cam render it force of this objection Yr" t E. •IP wt.: roe s rocks THIS DAT AT Wit Ottccic: More, etclusive of an Amelia". :- sapedt to Potreo prepasatiosis for the resumption of cam- the degree of success wi . , - t l 1 - 3 per G.A. Reduced 71-1} .. .4 per (;cat. Consols 71i 72 ••,:m• Cent. 891,910 ed , thatthe plan i ?men the ini o4 The Committee, as stated yesterday, prafaes.the • • atici A tie. ase w b h y ol ito n s ay dr . barrio . g, most probably to a g gravate at present ma,king to devt !observations they make on the MMUS inutilidintlii be in.eparable hue that measure. hank rotes more difficult referred to them by the House, by a brief ISlClpite rba" If, however , the Celtlmittel . . can Ina" of u ' th e h l d l i r e i rY lation of the Laws which imposed and have continued by which 1n their opinion the pressuresue cu ties for i nqu iring into nt may be g reatly relieved, sad at the tame time the moat impel'. may be expected to be in . .5 per Cent. Nair low i I the Restriction upon Payments in Cash by the Bask teat of the advanta g es which woold accompany a return to ma and they have received ' i . i. • ' Bank Low , b Annuities 1411-16 . • of Englaud. The Report then proceeds— payments can be realised, they trust they shall not be considered Commission (Sir Joseph 1 ; • ito exceed the powers committed to them by the House, by the tory assurance, that t hea .. hUia Bonds 28 prem i um " Tour Committee cal;ed for xi Account et the total Amount - of outstandi ng Demands on the. Bank of England, and o f t h e suggestion of such 4 which the new form of Exchequer 8i115.(2d.) 7 8 pretubmt . Funds in the possession of the Hank discharge of - those GeP t rm e . plan, though it may involve a temporary . re from the laws which re g ulated our currency previously fresh obstacles to a succes ' w . —....1.-2.... vt__l. to rest obvious facility to the Pul PS', .. • maintain them in di-cal/naafi - by the Woe means by which , they that by weemoirili Slobs • the ;totes beim live pounds in ins, and are inetritehled ie ether Mouerrles, where, frog an hinierfort CilteletiseA cartlwa the protest Inducements to the crime of induce- state of credit and conedence, and the absence Si twinkling sets. ismer, ; are, seehedln that by aelifehlat the feweeatatiew of a e n , blishments. a much larger patallie entreat, is Amour, dam *SP hiliammod tor gold , k gives to the pos. r..r.u,uvu eia, country will inquire, in proportion to its foreign tads spd 1111011 V of Doom to that smemps an neetanumadation which the ,an all internal comeriesitiel dealings. . . bobber of a emir q not possess. 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