Star. — London, England, 1820-01-18 00:00:00

SWELTER to the HOUSELESS, during the PRESENT, INCLEMENT SEASON: The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, President. At a Meeting of the Conunittee of Management, the follow ing Subscriptions were reported 2 Amount already advertised - Josh. Williams £2 • H. Davis G. Blackman 1 0 0 Captain A. King Rev. J.W. Vivbut i I It Mackintosh T. R. Whetter 1 0 Mr. Mills B. 1 1 Mr.-Eillott, Fere-street, Hearsay, Son, and Co. 2 0 four pair of blankets Th e ophilus Hearsay, jun. 1 1 and tweled loaves 3. C. Austwick 1 1 J. G. *Thomas Venn 1 1 T. Knight D. H. Rucker, Req. 10 10 R. Smith James Rucker 5 5 'Mann and Preston I. J. Wolford S 0 Mr. Hyde r; K. Smith _ • 2 0 Jr. Gardner W. Hutchison 6 0 J. Leb, jun. 1 A. Hoidens 2 S G. Trimmer 1 T. Wright and Co. $ 2 Admiral Necking 1 Adams, San, Bell, Sc Cis. 10 0 Mr. Graves 1 W. R. B. 1 • Miles Coventry 1 S. Cracroft 1 0 W. bliCallock 2 Alexander Smyth 2 0 J. Lockett 10 Arnwsinith and Silver 2 2 J. Lockett, jun. S Anonymous 2 0 J. Colebatch, jun. 1 Themes Newton 2 s Rea) , and Nephew 5 John Alin': 5 S Friend 1 John Wells 11 1 Manning - a Mrs. Christie 1 I J. M. S. I • Greenside, Son o & King 55 L. Burch . 2 i S. T. s 9 C. Witherby 1 1 j. R. V. C. 1 0 Clerks at talesman, Richard Till 1 0 Hunt, and Co.'s 711 Allen Williams 1 0 W. W. les 6d W. C. S. . IIA. B. . 11 2 IL 1 0 , W. Hammond and Sons 10 0 Garry, Esq. 2 n Under-Sheriff Turner 6 0 . Mr. Chapman 1 1 Cooper and Co. 5 0 I. Paynter, Esq. 1 1 J. E. totaildeys 2 W J. and J. Arnold 1 1 Jr.' Saunders -% . ' 1 2 Henry Smith 4 0 R. Cleobury • • 5 0 ' 1 I. W. Smith I I 1 and•l6 coats, 16 waist- 1 J. Pedley, jun. 1 o coats, seven pair of t l 'f bonus Daniel and G. 10 lo trowsers, and one Pak • ;; - Charles Cave 1 1 of gaiters Wngs of a small C. Drake ' A Ye' Party at Whist, by First Subscription of F.. B. ,e 1 3 1 sd the Social Sims under flannel Wilson 1 0 ()id Parr, at the Old Henry Field 9 9 Parr's Head, Dec 3. Lund 1 1 tors' Commons S.B James Hake 1 1 3 . L• 1 1 Potts and Wald* S 0 j R. French 2 Jammun and Aden 10 OIJ. H• 1 0 Thomas Kinder, jun. 1 0j J. Proud 1 1 An Inhabitant s 0 j Rev. W. H. Coldridge 1 1 N. R. 1 0 W. Shrubsele 1 1 Champion 1 1 Waidson and Son 5 5 F. Jolly 1 • 1 J. W. Sandy* 1 , 1 R. Steele I I J. Grace 1 1 Crowder and Co. 10 10 C. Brume 10 10 W. Parnell 1 0 G'• Stacey 0 .5 .11. T. Parnell 1 0 Sir T. Neave, Bart. 10 10 C. K. Falconer 1 0 Z. L. 1 0 T. Whitehouse . 1 0 N. J. M. A 0 E. Kitely 1 0 Edward tyton 5 0 J. W. W. Sharpe 1 o W. Williams 2 2 1 W. Ifylnswood 1 o T. Preston 1 1 1 T. Bennett 1 0 T. Jerald 1 0 W. L. Grace 1 0 Tarrant and Carter 2 9 R. Bennett 1 0 S. B. Morrison 2 0 J. Wolfe 1 0 E. Egleten 1 1 C. Woodman 1 • R. G. Mackintosh 5 5 I). 11. 2 8 J. Richards 2 0 W. Priddin 1 0 H. Cella 1 1 Several Persons, per E. C. Knight 2 2 J. H. S 0 J. Garrett 10 0 A few Friends 1 10 Mrs. Enderby S 5 A. K. Newman s 3 C. W. I'. 1 0 R. Payne 1 0 Mrs. Goring N .5 0 Thomas and J. Sorter s o David Ricardo, Esq. lo o J. L. a I G. IC R. 1 1 Anonyknnus - 1 0 L. H. S. 1 0 bliss L. Thomas 1 1 X. V. 1 0 Thomas Newton and`Co. S 5 1 Pugh and Soli Fawkes and Co. 10 10 James Fisher and Co. Cox, Mach, and Co. 10 0 blichael Garnon R. Hewing 9 0 Bedwell and Yates Oaten and Canceling ta D. J. Thomson 9 9 M. Wilson, Wilkinson, 'E. Wilkinson 2 i j and Kidd F. Itybirmon TO 10 ' W. H. Crowder, Faq. F.. P. 1 0 Clapham. Common II • A Seaman .g 0 Rougesnont and Bch- W. Walker I 1 reads 10 10 G. G. Yo mtg I W. Nettkobils , Est 5 0 J. Kember 1 o Jos. Hawker, Esq. 1 1 H. Wright, ium. 1 0 Sir Philip Musgrave, FL Gibson 1 1 Baronet 10 0 W. Kirkpatrick 1 1 B. Jervis', Esq. 5 0 J. Horstman 2 2 James Carden 2 2 J. and W. Saunders 5 5 Mrs. Milsvard 1 0 J. H. Forbes Is j Thomas Wood, Esq. 5 0 R. Thompson 1 lb V. 1d• 1 1 0. Meyer and Co. 5 5 Reid, leering, and Cis. 21 0 M• 1 1 0 Mrs. Shepherd 1 0 M. Thatham 1 1 John Minaret 1 1 Cash-book Mee, Bank 10 10 ilibbert Hume • 0 W. Wilkinson and Son 5 0 K• 1.0 1 0 , Public Ledger 5 s A. A. 1 0 J. P. Weisford 1 O.K B• 1 01 J. Smith and Son 22 I Richard Wollaston 1 1 J. T. 1 o W. Dillwyn 5 a General T. S. Bateman S 0 Macauly and Babington 10 111 It. A. C. and A. Post 10 0 Captain B. Blake 1 1 A. Z. 9 0 Hunlanitas 1 • J. Peckford, junior 5 0 Kaye, Freshlield, and J. Bygrave s 0 Kaye Ilene and Gilbert 1 1 18. 3. Mitchell S 0 Sir Francis Willis T. H. Mitchell s 0 Rich. Poole, 12, Gray's bliss C. Mitchell 1' 1 Inn 2 2 H. Grant 1 1 R. R. Adams 5 5 J. C. Melville 1 1 Bainbridge. and Brown 10 10 A. W. Mason * t t James Cotton, Esq. 10 • W. E. Mellegaa 1 1 Dr. Cholmeley 5 o J. 11. Grid:sell 1 1 Rev. James Currey, George Owen I 1 Charter House 1 1 P. Ta G. H. Brown 1 I ds*, Ist 1 1 Alexander J. Scott 1 1 John James 8 S Stymy W. Mason 1 I Rev. John tusk 1 1 E. Balsbingum 1 1 Peacock and Co. s I IL Thornton 9 1 Mrs. Peace& • 11 I J. D. Dickenson 1 1 John Heim' 6 01 J. C. Mason 1 1 Reardon sad Davies lil Y. Clarke • 11 L. Kean 1 0 H. Keith 1 1 John Paulen EdmundTisonap- Harvey 1 1 sons Eeg f 10 01 W. Nabors 1 1 John C. Wegatlin, Ea+ 10 0' J. Holmes 11. 45. Ild. A. H. Thomson, Esq. 5 0 W. B. 1 0 Michael Gibbs 5 0 C. Vertue' 1 0 Duke and Dukes' of J. Hodges and Sea 10 10 Gloucester SS 0 W. Pritchard S 0 T. H. 1 0 ii. Kent S 2 3. Rove lawn 1. 0' J. Arbours g s Philip Levi and Seat a 6 It Heatialield 2 2 Zackeus Hunter 1 1 G. Leviek 1 0 Dansaat and Rides 8 S Johnston 1 1 Dowager Countess of W. W. 1 0 Essex J. W. I I Paris M'Cansland and 18. 1 0 Company $ $ P. Jennings 1- 0 John Bywatet 1 0 3. Baird 1 a WW. 1 1 Gentlemen ef the Ad- George J. Gibson 5 0 countant's Moe, J. R. FL i 0 Fast India Hesse 24 16 C. 1 0 List. stele East India Z. Schneer abd Sol • 0 lllllnatf R. W. 1 0 iESO7S 15 0 ,Et 1 t S S 1 ' 1 2 2 10 10 2 0 5 5 1 1 4 0 10 10 2 0 S 0 II 0 • • • • • . 41111111111111111111.1 1 Qtittt ourri9N to AFFORD' TEMPORARY rtutus. to the DESTITUTE, a nd NIGHTLY .unnuarr is. Moiler 814 Vardon s S K. Smith. 2 0 W. Bedford 2 2 W. Bedford, jun. 1 1 a&Niehaus, I 1 tH. Koockles 1 1 A. Robertson 2 $ Captain J. B. Smite 1 2 1 Key, Brothers, and C 0.40 Jonas Leive 2 2 George Lewis 2 2 aR. ' 1 0 guards Thwaites 1 * , lames Field • 9 2 J. Blackburn S 0 J. Adcock 1 0 l. Dobson S $ ilishops and Harrington S 5 On S 5 Bev. C. Stniokepti 'I 0 111 1 4 TIE 2 0 1 1 4 Cock I 0 IL • 3 0 T.:D. 1 0 It Odd 1 el J. H. 9 5 R. C. - • • 1. . 1 R. M. Pentonvilli 9 1 J. Forbes .3•• 0 La Forbes 2 0 Nelms and Adams 3 S W. Ruston 5 1 W. Ruston, jun. £1 19s. 6d. Joshua Hureombe 1 1 J. P. 1 0 A few Friends .11 7s. 6d. I Mr. Hillman 5 0 , .1. Hammond 1 0 A. Will 2 9 . Themes Elliot 1 1 P. Skipper . 2 $ J. Backler 1 1 Shidag and Co. • 5 0 R. Dickson • • 1 I T. W. Putt 1 0 The Members of the Civil Chtb, establish ed 1669 10 10 W. Friend 1 1 Dirs. Friend. 1 1 J. Soane 10 10 J. Clarkson 5 0 G. Weodfall 1 1 FranCis and White 5 0 C. Francis, jun. " I a -R. Davis I I `S. Lovenfeld ' 1 1 Gentlemen at the Buy ing Office, Bait India . House ' . 16 0 J. Crook ' • , 1 1 Burrett and Sons 10 0 Clerks to ditto S 0- Swaine, Allport, & Co. 5 5 Rev. L Gregory 1 1 & I'. 1 0 J. D. a 0 R. B. 1 0 J. Newman 1 1 Ingleby, Jones, and Co. I I G. W. a few articles of Apparel.. Peter liernshaw 2 2 A. D. Welch 1 I Messrs. Reid and CO. 10 10 H. A. K. 1 0 H. B. 1 0 J. W. 1 0 Anonymous • 1 1 Ditto 1 1 Bustles, Bagster, and Cosa 0 0 Mr. Pewee!' 1 I Carron Company, an iron boiler" _ _ _ Harman and Co. le lo I C. Arbuthnot 5 0 De Lion and Nephew 10 0 Barclay, Perkins, & Co. 10 10 31i1es, Stringer, & Co. 10 0 Smith and Edwards 6 5 Earl of Harrington It 2 Countess of Ditto 2 2 It. Barker 1 0 Re•. Sir J. Heal, Bart. 2 0 Messrs. Deranges 10 10 ...Om— Murrell • 2 2 R. and Y. Hewetson 5 0 R. Bernal, M.P. 5 3 W. Sutton and Son 5 5 J. Charrington 2 2 S. Jones 1 1 Anonymous 1 1 J. C. 2 2 4 4 Taggs and Co. Sundry small Snbse.rlp dons under 11. 14 3 Lubbock and Co. Mrs. Rothschild 10 0 Charles Burrell, Esq. 5 5 P. W. Thorns. and Son 5 0 J. F. -. 1 1 M. E. C. 1 0 J. J. Angerstei* 10 0 Dr. Btrkbeck _ Barclay's. R. Barclay, Esq. 54, Lombard-street 10 10 J. Trittoo, Esq. ditto 5 5 R. IL J. G. Scott and Co, 5 5 John Shepherd 1 0 A. Lewis 1 1 T. A. Sbuter 1 1 R4iward Smith 1 1 11. C. 1 1 J. W. 1 1 Bazil G. Woodd Gordon and Graham 4 4 'Rogers and Co. J. Tra;ers and Sim 10 10 Rogers, Towgood, nod Co. 10 0 \V. Townsend, Esq. Henry Field, Eaq. 1 1 J. Alderssy, Bs+ 1 1 John Salmon, Et+ $ John Prior 1 1 Williants's. Williams and Burgess 10 10 William Brydon, Esq. Onshill 1 1 George libel/bard 1 1 N. Rebarn, Esq. 2 It B. and S. 5 0 ' Barnard and Co. 1 Barnard, Pinwisle, and C. 10 10 William MOM • 10 10 Fuller and Co. Xi. G. Fuller 10 0 Bowyer and Robinson 3 3 Newton 1 1 Sir J. Jackson, Bart. 10 0 C. B. S 2' Donk. Oliviers, Esq. 10 10 . Barring and Cs. Porring and Cs. 10 10 Them Alb 10 10 G. Capper Ai, Nephews 10 10 R. S. and T. Sharps 2 2 Mr, Oakes 5 0 Francis Moen 1 0 William Sias, Esq S S Jams Sins, Esq. s I 'Jacob Sam lA. s s C. Dwiturgue, Esq. d 0 11 0 4 Mrs. Desist 1 0 Lady Via. Bu&cloy la 0 Jobe Baring. Esq. 5 0' J. O. 5 0 Charles Perim 10 0 John Forbes 10 0 John Beckett aid Son S 5 H. H. and W. H. • .1 Rev. Henry Pole 1 1 T. G. S. 1 • 0 Farquhar, sladen, and . Olonnle 10 9 111. :1 1., EdWard /Carrick 1 1, air' Banastre Tarietna 5. 0 Greenwood, Cox, & Co. 10 0 Charles Bawdier 1 1 W. J. Daum 1 1 Charles IL Turner 1 1 Thomas Cock 1 0 Mrs. Adams 2 0 Majec-Genoral Adams 1 0 W. D. Adams 1 • Miss Adams 1 0' T. Campbell, Esq. 1 0 Mrs. Mayow 1 0 Miss Mayow 1 0 Miss F. W. Mayne, 1 . 0 Mrs. Hodge 1 0 Mrs. E. Hodge 1 0 Mrs. Welsferd 1 0 Roberts, Bowen, and Co. S 0 Adam Gordon, Fssq. 5 0 6: S. IL. 1 1 G. 8. jan. ,J. 1 Mrs. Deacon 2 0 J. Smith 1 1 H. Pearce, 1, 1 E. C. Taylor , sq. 5 '5 Gimp Blandford 2 0 Flint & Ray, Grdton-5.t.10 10 N. Clayton . 3 o W. W. 2 0 Cole, Coseas and Co. 10 o J. W. Leversedge 2 2 C. N. 1 0 Alex. Chalmers 1 1 W. E. Smith S 0 T. W. 1 1 A. Fitt 1 0 Mrs. Porter 10 0 B. Travers, Esq. 5 5 Drunamond's. Edward Haber, Esq. 5 0 Right Hon. G. Canning 10 - 0 Mrs. lit. CADAWCIII , 1 0' Min Cantwell 3 0 Mrs. Cipriaad 2 0 C. G. C. 1 0 C. F. S o Simeon Drily , 4 0 Drummond and Co. 10 0 , Colonel Fagel 5 5 A Friend 1 0 IL. 0. S .5 Marg. Lady Pnlteney I II Hon. Colonel H. F. R. Stanhope 1 2 Hon. Mrs. E. Stanhope 2 it Morland's. E. H. and S. E. 5 0 Mr. Worrall 1 t Jones, Lloyd. and Co. J. Woolf! ft 2 Sundry Subscripttnns at Jones and Ca.'s 5 0 C. Smith, Sons. & Co. 10 10 H. B. W. 1 1 Frys and Co. Frys and Co. $ 5 John Chapman 1 1 Thomas Breonand 1 1 J. Wartnaby, Esq. 1 1 T. B H. 1 1 J. B. R. . 1 0 Ambrose Holloway . I & 8. Spurr 1 1 Hankers. Wm. J'Anson and Boa 1 1 Mrs. J'Anson 1 1 J, and G. Cowell 10 0 . J. and J. Dixon Ergs. 5 0 Williamson an d Saun ders lipoonees. John Harvey Thomas Aston, jun. Mastermea's. D. Stevenson 1 1 Masterman and Co. 10 to Leat ham Howard 2 2 H. Littledale, Esq. 5 5 RA. &W. Price and Co. 5 S Hoare anti Co. Hoare, Barnett , . & Co. 10 0 Bradford and Co. II 0 R. Bonfil 1 0 R. W. A. II 0 John Back 5 0 J. Burrup, jun. 1 1 D. Shuttleworth 1 1 Barrow and Lousada 10 • Danbury and Co. Chaffey and Jackson 2SI Smith, Payne, and Co. 11. Id. Bulmer 1 1 A. and J. Campbell and Co. 10 10 Templernan, Cole, and Child 10 10' W. 1 0 Rev. J. Whalley 1 . 1 F. 1). Whalley 1 1 Smith, Inglis, and Co. 10 10 Abel Smith, Req. 10 10 Fletcher Alexander 10 10 Davidsons,l3arkly, and Co. 14 10 London Genuine Tea Company •r Woodbridge, Dyer, & - • Co. t 1 Ambrose Humplusepo r ... I Ea* %Ws. * 2 Veres, Baron, sal Co. 10 10 Pat. Heasley, lii.sefr • * John Rapp, Hp. S. 0 Ailil. awl CO. AlMs, Percival, sad Co. 10 10 Ate. Mathew Harries 1 0 Joseph Forster 1 1 Miss Forster 1 5 John Bywater 1 0 Fox,,lfol. Doo ms CCOMMIDO S 0 nos Ns 1 0 Bosasques. Pitt,and do.lo 10 Bi arsito als :i Faulhaer S J. B. and T. Rdwards I II asejtaat /issaroptot 10 10 Joseph Attiosell, Est 5 5 Rood's. Jahn Boadsad Seas 10 10 WM. GOO" Esker's- Cceoloosse 1 l auds sad Ca. J. Z. T. 1 0 Mrs. Ilt. • S o W. Smith 1 1 Thomas and 111. Vag s o W. T. %thane and Co. 10 • Mr. Ottley 1 1 Garry and Cwtis 10 0 V. P. J. 1 1 Heath, Soo t and Torn 10 10 ~. Girl MA CO. se. I. c Ponedfialet and J. * B. Haat s 1 (diva, Mills;and Co. 01 6 0 Wi. Hertel 5 1 siliam Beaks= & Co. 3 5 ilinmas IPRao 1 1 111. P. 0101,11aq. S S Jacob Krohn, Req. 1 1 Thomas Poynddr &Spa 10 li Thomas Wilson and 00. 10 a Dorlea's. R. J. T. ;Dorian. and Co. Right Hoe. Sir Robert Pool, Baronet 10 0 Grote and Co. C.N. 1 1 Pole tad co. Sir Pews Pole, Baronet In 0 G. Yeatherd '1 1 Thomas Murdoch, Eris 5 0 I Peter Free S 5 G. G. 1 1 A. Gilmore 10 1 Thomas Brown and Co. 10 0 J. Scott 1 2' William Hobson, Mark field 10 0 Pitt, Cobbett, Bedford- .A. B. 1 2 street, Covent-garden 1 2 William Watltlos 1 1 Thomas Coutts and Co. 40 0 George Marx, Esq. 2 2 Ward, Hoy, and W.od 5 0 S. Bryant 3 I Currie's. F. Deeirins 2 2 J. and G. Sharp t 2 Z. B. 1 0 Mts. Railton 1 1 E. and J. Stewart 5 0 ,i, Warren 1 1 St evenson and Salt. "A. G. Johnston S 5 Stevenson and Salt 10 10 1 Munro and Co. 5sG. M. Bo= 2 2 Ladbruke's. • ... Ladbroke, Gillrnaa, and C. Woodford., Isl. Company 10 10 Miss H. G. Browne. and Brind 10 10 B. Kennedy, Esq. Felix Calvert and Co. 10 10 Sansont's. W. S. Angell, Esq. 1 1 E. Moore, Esq. J. Park, Esq. 1 1 Chatterie. Jo. Dart, Esq. :• • 5 o G. Moron and Sons J. Clarke, ES* 'Stock J. Main Son, Thomat, Eschate 1 2 and Co. G. M. Tamer, Esq. 22 ' Rev. H. G. Watkins, ' 4 SOWS'S. St. Swithin's Sikes and -Co. 10 10 A Lady, per ditto Peter Asher, Esq.. 3 3 George Henckeli Francis Townsend, Rl+ 1 1 T. W. Peter Giles, Esq., 3 0 Robert ainbrid Steven, rus q . Belcher and Sea 10 10 Puget, Bge, and Borradaile, Sons Ind Co. 10 0 Co. 10 10 Everett's. G.and W. B. Whittaker 2 2 Everett, Walkers, and J. and B. Bower 1 1 Co. 10 10 Thomas and Maingy 5 5 G. Sc riven. 3 5 Hopkinson's. Charles Ford 1 0 Earl of . Yarmouth J. Leake 1 0 F. J. Fuller, Fa+ Marryat's. H. P. Fuller, Esq. A. B. 1 0 Miss De Ponthieu James Chabot 5 0 'Ferries and Co. Longdon and Atkinson 5 0 Harks, Farquhar, and J. and J. A 0 C o. 10 10 Henry Ramble 3 S Christopher Hall, log. 5 0 lildWard Kemblo 5 5 Mrs. E . 5 0 Richard Light 1 1 Miss K . E . 5 5 Subscriptions will be received by Sir Jobs Lubbock, Bart. Treasurer, Menden-House-street ; attheaeveral Banking-Houses in London and Westminster ; at Llovd's Coffee-House; and by the Committee, at the King's Head Tavern, Poultry. (Signed) W. H. BODKIN, Hon. S. Saturday, Jantiary 15, 1220. It is requested, that omissions or Inaccuracies may be noticed, and they will be rectified. . Erato u s yesterday's Advertuensent—For " W Morrison" read " Morriss ;' " Benjamin Blakesley" instead of Wm Blakesken" " L. Clow" instead of . 1 . Clout; " M annin g and Anderdon' in stead of Macrae'. ;" T. J. 10$. 6d. left at London Wall, not acknowledged. Next Sunday Evening, a Collection will be wade in th e Church of St. Laurence Jewry, Guikthall, in Aid of the Funds of Ms Society, after a Sermon to be preached by the Rev. Dr. Rowe. 1.3 Jobs Gs:SSW - I 1 J. H. lkiell, Es+ / 0 John and Frederick Cowper A S B. Sad J. Gore A T. it bomb, T4oltY square • . . 1 1 Mrs. Ushorne , 1 . 1 Webster and Empeos, Toiterstreet 5 0 t p r en 1 0 sons, Rensington,& Co. lidim Woodrofte Smith 10 . 0 Edward Warns 5 0 liakzard, Dorms, and Smith A A John Chaplin, Totten' h 1 6 am It. Pettit 4 0 Warmadulte Trade, . FAquire s 0 Thomas Wenham, Esq. -• 1 1 Jo. Sutherland, Esquire, Bath 10 0 Tennant', Staley, and C S 5 Co. IWilliams E ver in g ton 3 5 James Bristow 1 1 Martin's. 1 1 10 10 2 0 1 0 I 1 • a s THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. 10 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1820. THE FUNDS. FRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCK : Bank Stock 250% 221% S per Cent. Reduced 68% 7 / 8 S per Cent. Consols 68% 68 St per Cent. 77% Vs 4 per Cent. 87 1 4 86% 5 par Cent. Navy 105 1 Js 102 7 / $ lOS ex. div. Bank Long Annuities 18 India Bonds Ss. 9s. pr. Exchequer Bills (ed.) Is. dig. par. Ompium par. Consols for Acct. 68% Vs 63 1/g. This is settling day for the Account, and the Stocks keep up. Consols opened at•69 l h money, for Febru ary 69%; they shortly went to 69% money, and 70 for "the February Accounts. An unusual quantity of business has been done this morning, exclusive of set tling the Account. At one o'clock the Market altered from large sales, and fell to 69 3 / 4 Money, and 69 1 4 February. The powers from the Country to sell Fives are beyond all precedent, a report being circu lated that the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER would ' be compelled to fund Exchequer Bills in that Stock. Never were the best feelings of huManity in a greater state of besteicial activity than they are at this season of general distress and sufering, not only throughout the Metropolis, and. in all the Out-pa rishes, but generally throughout the Country. The Subscription for providing Relief and Shelter for the Famishing and Houseless ; and that for the Suppres eon of Mendicity, receive liberal support, and, what is more even than money, the unceasing personal endance of many respectable persons, well ac quainted with the active details of business, and who are devoting a large portion of their time to the pro per application of the funds provided for the relief of miserable objects, many of whom must absolutely • have perished. Some, indeed, and among these Mr. BODKIN, the Honorary Secretary co both of these in stitutions, devote their whole time to these calls on, humanity and benevolvite. We have more than once called the attention of our Readers to the meri torious labours of the Mendicity Society, whose ob jects are of a permanent nature, and calculated ulti mately to banish mondicity entirely from tfie bistro. 1 1 1 1 5 41 5 t retsina itatieightstithoosi. This Society has already greatly reduced an evil which had become very invete rate, from the indiscriminate distribution o; aims to street beggars. Those who desire to relieve the truly necessitous, Should never do it with money, but with otemlicity tickets, tb be had at a cheap rate of the So -clay. The object to be relieved, on- carrying his ticket to the Society's Establishment, will instantl get a belly full of victuals, and also farther relief; if; on inquiry, which is always made with great assi duity, the objects are found not to be impostors. If want of employment be the cause of distress, they snideavonr to find it for them tflstant from home, they provide means, &c. to enable them to return. In a word—every effort—efforts which cannot be made by. those who give casual chalky in the Itreets —is made to succour those who really s need it, and to punish the idle vagrants : and, in consequence, it frequently happens, that those' to whom tickets are given destroy . them instead of cart yiug them to the Society but the chalky is saved to the very extent of the tickets thus destroyed, and the hc,unzy of the donor is secured for deserving objects. . These are not, however, the only .Charities now itt great activity. The Strangers' Friend S.,ciety exerts itself with zeal and success in afiFor..iug relief to strangers. During the last year they visi t ed and re- Rived, at their - own habitations, SB4O farniiies, at an expense of 1:11378. We need not add, that at this in clement seasin, the calls upon their attention mast b e greatly increased, and that the humane %slit, in this quarter;fini a proper channel for a portion of their benevolence. And, in addition to the more general and perma nent Charities, we are happy to add, that within these few days, almost every Parish in and aroused the Metropolis, have had Meetings and Subscriptions for the immediate Relief of the necessitous, with Bread, Meat, Coals, Clothes, &c. Nor must are emit to mention a measure adopted by many of the Parishes—and which ought to be made general—it is the providing of employment, in any way that can be rendered generally beneficial, that the ahle-bcdicd may not receive relief as a boon, but as the wages of labour. In town, work is difficult to be found : but let them carry away the snow frOm the streets to the river. In the outskirts of the Metropoli., they may dig gravel, and have it ready for the repair of the Parish paths. The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night, and these of Saturday have also come to baud this fore- noon. The Chamber of Deputies had at length a Meet ing on Friday. M. Pesouran, M. PORTAL, M. ROT, and M. lls ST. Caton, were the only Members of Governmeos present on the Ministerial bench. A number of Reports were brought np from the Committee on Petitions; and, among others, a Report on one hundred and thirty-nine Petitions, signed by 19,057 individuals, all praying that vo change might be permitted in the Charter, or in the . Law of Elections. The Reporter (M. Mesraoloa), after passing a strong and just eulogium on the tight lof petitioning observed, that when used for simulated purposes, it became a criminal instrument fir im peding the regular march of the Representative Go vernment, •and that it was in vain to dissemble that such was the character of the whole of the present Pe titions. He cited several passages from them, to shew the spirit in which they were framed. In one, it is said among other things, o' If you suffer this out rageous abuse of a guilty power—if you adopt these ruinous measures, you will be nothing but the servile agents of Government." In another, the Petitioners have the audacity even to threaten..." If there are found among you Deputies fahe to your oaths, they shall be marked!" " In reserving the right of Petition, (asked M. MESTA/PIER), has the Charter permitted Addresses of this sort to be made to the Chambers? No, certainly : it had not compromised the dignity of the Clambers, and it had not consecrated a prin ciple of disorder and anarchy." On this ground alone, he submitted that the Chamber could not hesi tate a moment in passing to the Order of the Day on the whole of the Petitions ; and this recommendation he supported by a variety of other considerations. A crowd of Members from the left side rushed =forward to be heard against this proposition, and one of those scenes of confusion, not uncommon to this Assembly, prevailed for some misuses, till adroitly put an end to by an exertion of prerogative on the part of Ministers. M. Rot ascended the tribune, and said, that ho was commissioned by the King to present a Project of Law. Tb. PRESIVINT declared that communications from the- Throne took prece- I•dence of every thing else, and that the business in hand mast be suspended till M. Roy was heard. K. ROT announced, briefly, that the Project was one relating to the`Customs, the nature of which M. Cricq, the Director-General, would explain. M. CnlcQ explained, that its chief objects were to protect the produce of the French Colonies, from foreign competition, and to impose a duty on Cash mire shawls, and thus to legalise their importation. The Project was °Oared to be laid on the table ; and the Chamber, now restored to a degree of tran quillity, returned to the discussion of the Report en the Rlection Petitions. A motion was made for an . Adjournment, but negatived. M. Duman , (de Mug) wit& the blind is 4p 5 $ i IS 1 1 1 1 2 0 1 0 1 1 or a I the r M. he de , putt', Day. Thi CORCI by M (s.) the An =-lm ;ate A Ten -..itbh ACi briga inspe of the arse ti the f: c2llin, Tho Cadiz which mon c Ext «I of fot our at we br, sent ii are in for Et ZIS gt and f the fi!: r dreadl structi provir three childr chid 17 the si Count rnan• • ec in whi part of tants tinuan ago, t causec And k when i the rei 4, I for Ez . under andh detain some 4 brothe that ti warfai in the cnrsio bowel as I again. £fl4 i 4I from Ad Bunch Duke synity terda: to Sic Th in R listed with Di untie with en tb the d