Star. — London, England, 1806-02-14 00:00:00

TO THE GENT LE El EN. CLER GY, A ND FR EF HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. 11111NTLtaiaN, BBEING at length reftored to you as your lawful Reprefentative, I congratulate you oo the fueeefsful termi nation of a Contcft which has fo lung diftraCted and consulted the County of Middlefec. fn the contemplation of this event, I am unwilling to retrace the Up, or revive the teeth gs of the path ; to the future I look with hopc,becaufe I truth that the proceedings which have fo long deprived the County of its due therein the national reprefentation will never again be retorted to, or if Emilar attempts thould be made,; that our Aauerraries will wet with timihir rtEßance, and a fimllar Walt. To theft whole fpirited Refolution, prrfonal factillces, and pa• triotic exertions have contributed to the fucctik of this maid, the County of Middlefex is molt largely indebted. Through them the independence of the County has beta preferred, and with it perhaps the reprefentathe fl Rein of the whole empire. Gentlemen, I return you my warnult thank• for the fupport and the 'riendil4 With which you have honoured me. lam well , aware of the duties which arc now impofed on me. I Dail perform them with dilisenee and integrity In the general and ettenfira ohjedts of national legiflation, endeavouring to emit& the true in k tereft of my Country, and In the particular truth which is delegated to me as one of your Re prelentatives, Co purfue the interests, and to alaiatala the privileges of this Nlstrepolitan County. I am. Ge n tlemen. With great regard, your much obliged • and obedient humble (errant, • GEO. 13. MAIN WARING. algorti•Street, February 13. tto6. . • ELLESMERE CANAL SPECIAL GENERAL ASSIiMBLV. AND- 'Copy of a CLAUSE is the Ellefinere Coal Ae. " be it further enaded. that if it shall at any Time appear that for the matt edkdtualiy putting this Acl2 Execution, a Special Gmeral.Alfembly of the kid Company ,of Prvy etan is median cobs Yid. it Rail be lawful foe sny Ave or more of the (aid Proprietors, who may each of them be Poi .- fared, or entitled unto, five Shares, or Sabkriptions, of One I Hundred Pounds or upwards, m the kilt. in the Gild Navigation, to cattle twenty•nne Days Notll%. at lead. to be given thereof, In t : fome two Ifewfwaws ufu.dly circulating in the country through which the Paid Canal and collateral Cuts, or tome of them, are I . z r ot t ti to pals, or in Nth other manner as the Op Company of . ors that! at any General Altembly.direet or appoint, fp,. elf*, in fuch Notice the motet and intention of requeltlng loch I Special Aftembly, and the Time when, and Place where, the fame I Isatl be held, which Place than be within ten . Miles pf the fold l Canal and collateral Cuts or fume of them." • . • We. t'... underflgned, helve each pailiffed of Ave Shares and . • upwards. at the Capital Stoat to the &Reinsert Canal Company; do hereby call a SPECIAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the Pro- ' Litors ni. ofz u lte lai i. d it C l 7mpa m t:y ;A r Ep he N htl i t i a ir t the th ß e Ca st tL D O .y AK a MAO CH next, ar 'rwehre o'Clock: at Nam, - to take Into Con • ' thipration. and decide upon, the molt advireable Mode of railing a bum of Money to defray the Expellee of completing the Water Lime and other Work now undertaken, which the intereft of the Company requires to 1w dwie with moe. Expedition, than the In t cothe of the Canal and tither Means of Supply will admit of. 1. KYNASTOI; POWELL, ..._• • %OWL AND HUNT, it' MN EDWARDS, OBERT CLARKE, .1111daaat F 01.5, IE4. . JOHN HILL. , . FOR TNE srita. • • •' TO trit DON- ♦ND etcp? fem. • *minis OF Tliß HOUSE OF COMMONS. • s • G stsu—l read with heartfelt falisfaftion the Speech at the opening of Parliament, which fu fully appreciates the value of the fervices performed by the Officers and Min (crying in the Brian' Fleet, as well as the unanimous and unqualified Vote of 'Plunks for their meritorious fere ices, by both HoUfes of the Imperiati Senate, and have only to regret, that fome perfnn in either Houle, who might hale been qualified, from his experience and perfonal knoiledge, did not (peak on the rubjjet9 of this leiter. and Rate the real Situation of- the Captains and COIN. menders of that gallant corps, who, with the affift ance of Paoisostme, have been the inftritraeots of faring this happy ifje. You will be fot priced, Gentlemen, when I tell you that " . the'greateft part of thole gallant officers are either tanning into debt, or (pending their private • fortunes, to enable them to keep up the refpatability ddeto their rank, and that you may judge of the rtoth of my affertion, and fvel the neceflity of giving fame inereafe to the prefent pay of thole deferving RH% I will mike what I conceive a fair Statement of their pay, and their ax.:folutelyneceffary and unavoid able expenses, and I call on all the naval Members in the Houk to point out any error or mil-Statement hating In the firlt place, I think I may venture to effete. that there has never been an incr cafe to their full pay fince it was heft efialilifhed, and, on a very mode elle calculation, we Shall find that the neceffatics of life have increased at leaf fix fold Since that time.— There can be little doubt but the Government of the Country at that time thought the pay which was al. lotted was neceffary to fupport their rank—if fo, how Very inadequate now ? Such of you, Gentlemen, as may have families, I am perfuaded, will he (truck with the necedity of the meafure. I Shall, theretot le, venture to lay before you the following Statement, and crud you have feelings and patrintilm that will induce you to Strain every nerve to effeet a fuitable provifion for fo refpcc• thole a clafs of officers." I Shall firft Rate the pay of the Captains 'and Commanders of the frigates and florins. The pay of tit- Captains of frigates and (loops is the lime, ex. •pt hi the mom called compenlation, which k accor ding to the number of men Inch veffels bear, and is made at the rate of four fervants to every }-mcht.d men, Fir each of which there is an allow at•ce of t hl. Rs. atif per annum ; the larva frigate ! t ars about three hundred men—the entailed one, one I.tiodred and rutty, In that we may fay, or, an ave nge, the Carain ha, enmpenfation for ten fervants —the fl rips !tom one hundred and twenty five tAsabout Seventy men ; we will fay the Commander has cow penfat ion barfser fervants. Then will Ile pay of •Ca sin of Trigate,oa an arersie,ba at 8. per day, perfonal par—equal to , 4444 0 o Cornpeufatloa for tut &mints at tit. It 41. Pa aosidu 114 3 4 The whole pay of a Captain of a Frigate, per ann. C. 460 3 4 Captain or Commander of a Sloop's pay, at So per day - ' - 146. o • compor..tiun fur four fermate, ot i 51.14. 44. tath per annum 4S 13 4 The wh*le pay eiCaptale or a Stoop, per vas. ktyi 13 4 Ab , ,vs is the pay and emoluments of the Captains of Sloops and Frigates ; the tailor (hips inereare in propnitt nto their rates. I aim beg leave to Hate %hat appears to me to be the leaa poffible expetice a Captain mull hi at, if they live in that decent manner which every Captain or Commander ought to do, to fupport the dignity of his Office, and to command the refpeEt due to his rank as commanding °nee/ his Majeltv's veirels of war. The general fcrvice or cn ttom requires the Captain to keep a table for his Officers, and, in general, the Officer of the Watch and one Midfitipman take breakfaft with the Captain. At dinner, the Lieute nant, one of the Ward-room or Gun-room Mel's, and a Midibipman; the party that dines always drinks tea alto with the Captain ; (flippers are but feldom eaten now in any Chip.) Nonce the leaf% polPic WON is as follows, viz. nreattait for three Diener for four o i 6 o 6 o Wine. fay two bottles, duty free. o 5 0 at as. 6d. Tsi t!se aim:noon, at 3d. cads o t 0 Daily expense ois 6 whims a defert,fup --• per, or ears *fry. IP. dd. Per day, amounts In a year to £.246 7 6 Income Tax, about i 6 o Q Palsy swoonti,sl sc. and dedudtiona / Bls 0 for Widows Stationery, and Agency, sot. Maths, 234 - / 10 o Vl/amitag• - 1s 0 0 The leaft pofkble annual expences of 1. 320 1$ 0 per ;an. Captain I have no doubt, Gentlemen, of your fufficient knowledge of his Majetty's Naval Service, to know that there are many other erpences, equally difficult for a Naval Commander to avoid ; nor is there any notice here taken of the expence a Captain is at for his firß fitting out, for linen, earthenware, plate, glafs, breakages, pottage of letters, &c. &c. and I have to °Verve, that this calculation of expenses is made at the average prices on the home Ration ; for if in the Welt Indies, the fimple article'of waking only would be at 'call forty pounds per annum, and every thing elle in proportion. Thus, Gentlemen, fhould a Captain be married, and have nothing but his pay, ruin mutt inevitably be the refult of his Cer vices, and mifery the lot of his family. Perhaps, Gentlemen, you may At, why are thole Officers fo anxious to be employed, if it is impoffible Attlee on their pay. In anfwer to this quettion ' mere is a degree of blame (which prevents their ufe 'is the fervice)_ attached to thofe who d, not do their ettmoft to get employed, when the country wants their fervices, and they learn with their profeffion the neceffity urging their fervices when the nation is at war ; another great inducement is the chance, like' the Lottery, of making a fortune by prize money-t• and like the Lottery Is the chance, the lucky few get the prize. You, crentlemen, who live on fhore, do not hear, that perhaps eighty out of the hundred employed do not get one hundred pounds during a war. I think' I could pledge my reputation, as an Officer, that wat the Houfe to requeft the names of the thips from tile . ' Admiralty Courts, that have had prizes condemned to them this war, it would be lets than one fifth of the number employed. What I have written is the fruits of experience, having commanded a (loop a • few years ago, and, ' , ll the greatett economy, I always (pent one 4aa. -n& per annum more than my pay. ISAVTICUS. •••••-••• ' I INSURRECTION AT 7 - RINID.W. PRO" • " - - 1Y HIS BSCRILIINCY THOMAS HMOS, BK._ Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief in and over the Bland of Trinidad and its Dependen cies, Sm. Sec. Whereas, there are Rrong reafons to apprehend that this Colony is threatened with internal dangers, from the nefarious machinations of ill difpofed Imes and Slaves in this Community ; and his MR. Jefty's Council of this ifland having recommended me to adopt the eneafure of Martial Law, 'I have, therefore, thought fit, by and with the advice of his IMajefty's fMd Council, to iffue this my Proclamation, and do hereby declare, that from and after the pub j lication hereof, Martial Law (hail be. and hereby is in force untill further Otters ; of which alibis Ma j.* s liege fubje&s are required to take due notice, ern tbemfalvesaccordingly. And all his Ma. jel s good and loyal fobjeat, of all deferiptions and of all colours, are hereby culled upon to make every pnflible exertion to defeat the diabolical plaits fuppo. fed to be in agitation. And as the purple of this my Proclamation is for the more fpeedy and effeCtually fupprdfing fuch dangers only, I do hereby, by and with the advice of his Majelly's raid Council, autho rize all Civil Courts of Juitice to remain and conti nue in force, notwithfkanding Martial Law. All Commanders of IZarters and Alcades de Bar rio, are hereby ordered to put their indrudions into full force, and to give every poßible effeet to them. And whereas, under the prefent circumflance , of the colony, which involve its very exiflence,it is pro per and expedient that all perfons mutt fuffer tempo nay and individual inconvenience, for the gene* welfare of the community, and that the molt exems plary and fummary I:rudiments thould he inflieted on all offenders, Notice is hereby gives), that the le veret patroles will be ordered to take up all negro and other Haves who than be in any of the streets of Port of Spain after eight o'clock at night, and to lodge them in fecurity during the night, that fuch negro, or other More or Lives, who may be found to have offended against any of the ordinances now in exitlence, will be immediately punithed with Death, or otherwife, according to the regulations of the faid ordinances. And in order to give the molt public notice of the hour eight in the evening, not only the gun at the fen battery will be fired as anal, but the bells of the Spanifh Catholic Church will be rung for the fpace of five minutes ; and all loch negro,or other (lave or flares, attempting to elcapeirnm the patroles, will be immediately Shot. All perfons concerned, are therefore' required to make the fame known to their feveral Haves. Given Buda my band and teal at arms, in Council, at o*. vernment Houle, this lath day of December, ahoy, and in the 46th year °llia IVlsjcity's reign. THOMAS HISLOP. By Ms Excellency's Contrnsnd, W. Hoxssat. Secretary. On* SAW& Tilt KING I hereby certify the above I roelamatfoh to have bren duly proclaimed by nit, In the town of Port of Spain, thin t 4th De cember, tfes. HCCTOR Deputy Provolt Marthul. RaIRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY r 3. Lord HOLLAND moved that.the Impeachment Witaeffer Indemnity Bill thould be read a fecond time on Monday, and that the Losds be fummoned for that day. Lord HAW KESBURY faid, 'he did not mean to oppofe the motion made by his Noble Friend, he ooly withed to call the attention of the Houfe to this Bill, the °Ned of which, it would be recollefted by their Lordthips, made part of a Bill which was before the Houle left Seffion, and which went to indemnify perfons giving evidence on the Impeachment of Lord Melville, froth both criminal profecutions and civil procefs in confequence of fuch evidence, Some doubts, however, then arofe with refpeft to the in demnification from civil procers, and only the indem• nity from criminal profecutinns was agreed to.—,- With refpee to the civil indemnity, certain queßions were referred to the Judges, with a view of alcertain ing whether perfons were legally jußified in refuting to anfwer quettions, the refult of which might tub. jeft them to a civil fait. Their Lordihipa were aware that, a prorogation having iotervened, the judges did not conceive that there were any queßions now regularly before them to which thee were called upon to give an anfwer. The fubjeft, however, which was involved in thole qinflions, he confider:el to be of importance, and he fuggefled whether it would not now be advifable to refer fimilar quellions to the Judges, for the opinion of that Learned Body, before they proceeded upon the Bill Lord HOLLAND laid, he did not objet) to the proceeding prrpofed by the Noble Lord, but as there Wafer) obvious neceffity that their Lordthips thould either pals or teje& the Bill now before them, with out lots of time, his Noble Friend would alto be aware of the neceffity of having the opinions of the Judges as fpeedily as poilible. The earlieft day that could be named would, he conceived, be the moR advife able, to be appointed for the attendance of the Judges, in order that their Lordfliips might, without delay, proceed upon the Bill, and either agree to its provi lions, or finally rejett it. After a few words interchanged between Lord HAW KIIISBUILT and Lord 1101.1.am0, refpefling the time to be appointed, it was ordered that the Judges thotild attend on Monday, for the purport of then re ferring to them certain queflions. The fecond reading of the Bill was alto fixed for Monday, for which day the Lords were ordered to be furnmoned. Mr. ALEXANDER and feveral other Members of the Houfe of Commons, brought up Lady Vif countets Nelfon's, and Sir R. Strachants Annuity Bills, which were feverally read a firlt time. Adjourned till to.morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS. 1. F. FM, and G. B. MAINWARING, Efqrs. took the oaths ad task haw aw the Counties of Bedford and Middlefts. On deu ennien of Mr. HURST, a new Writ was ordered for In MOW, In the room of the Right Honourahle Cherie, Sennett, commonly called Lord Milton, who, Gam ellediles, had accepted the Mee of Treaforer of his Majefty's On On the modes al Mr. D DUNDAS, a new Writ wag ordered far ilkhossl. In Ifintleae, hi the mom of the Hen. 0. H. 1. =ll4ll4llllWeie diallik his ..sped of the Office of ask Calkers Malinds. 1 On the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, a new Writ was or dered to be If for Cefbell, in Ireland, in t►c room of the Right Honourable William Wickham, appointed one of the Lords of the Treafury; and for Worthen), in Dorfetibire, In the room of J. Ceicraft, Efq. appointed Clerk to the Board of Ordnance. On the motion of Mr. CREEVhY, the name of Lord Henry Petty was ordered to fiend as one of the Committee for Managing the impeachment again& Lord Vifeount Mr. PERCIVAL prefented a Petition from the Debtors con fined in the jail of Northampton, praying reliti...-Ordt.red to lie on the table. Mr. H. PEN WYNDHAM prefented a Wailer Petition from the Prifoners in Merton, in Wiltfisire, which was alfo ordered toile on the table. Admiral BERKELEY prefented a Petition front the Cloth Weavers of the County of Wilder. After what bad palled in the courfe of the two preceding &Mons, the Honourable Admiral Rated, that he hoped it would have been in his power to have pre fenced a Petition of a different complexion from that which he held in ha kaad, and that fome conciliatory meafures would have been adopted between the matters and journeymen, which would geed rendered any farther interference of the LegiSlature °noted- W T . He was forty to lay the Petition he now prefented !hewed that no inch accommodation had taken place. He was happy to think, however, that this had not been owing to any unaccom modating fpirit on the part of the Petitioners, who were fairly compared of weavers, and in no inßanee of that dais which W afted on the defteudtion of the machinery. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table, On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, the Reture of Non•Re• Eden= in Ireland moved for on the sth June lift, were ordered to be made forthwithrAdiouened. THE EVEIVIAG 57AR. LONDON. FRIDAY, FEDkUARY zo. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK: Coofola, for money, 64—for account Of—Reduced 61f: PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY t Rank Stock '97* 3 per C. Red. An. 611 3 pit Cet. Conf. 6t 4 per Cent. F.H 5 per Cent. Navy 911} Long Ann 17 a Evi Imperial 3pec Cent. 641 Imp. Ann. 8 tr. t 6 9 India Stock, 186} India Bonds 31. es. prem. Exch. Bills, 301 4$ prem. Engliib Lottery Tickets 10.190. Conf. for aec.6l By a letter which we have this morning received from York, we learn, that (even tranfpnrts with the King'; German Legion, and two with the lath regi ment, under Colonel Buawsvr, have arrived in the Humber, from the Contintnt. We have been (hewn a letter from an Officer, in the Expedition under Sir DAVID DAIRDI it is dated from the eoaft of South America. There was then little doubt of their final deflination being the Cape of Good Hope. They had enjoyed an extraordinary degree of health. In the Sarah, hofpital fhip, which contained all the fick of the army, therhad but very few men, and no Officer had died linen they failed, excepting the two who were drowned. All the recruits going out fur the European corps of the EMI India Company, have been attached to the 24th regiment, and as w.ll as the Company's Officers, were to aft with Ili:. regiment in effaling a mdin~. THR NEW A.:MINISTRATION. Many of nur Readers having erprefred a defire to , fee a complete Litt of the New Adminiiiration, we take the prefent opportunity to comply with their wi(hes. DLYALTAIDN7I. DM ADIMINIB7II.A. OLD ADVINIS72.6I, 71011. 710 N. Treafprr Lord Grenville Mr. Pitt Lord H. Petty Lord Lonine Lord Althorns Lord Fitzharria Mr. Wiekkaan Mr. Long Mr. Couttenay M. OfillaDdrOtd 11411LTARIZI. Mr. Va" Stan 2 Mr. HaWiden Mr. King 1 Mr. Boum Prodders *Ma Connell Earl Fitztvilllain East Cpandas Lord Privy Sul Vif. Sidmouth La Welsnoreland f =lgo Department Mr. Fox Lard Malgrinis ONDED. SEC AAAAA 111. J" Sir F. Vincent - I. Mr. Hammed • IGen. Walpole J Mr. R. Ward Home Department Earl Spencer Lord paakeflmil f UNDID SICIII7AIteI. {Mr. W. Wynne, other not ap.lldr. !Vag Pointed fklidatrielperlassit Mr. Windham Lord Cailemeglis nasal DICRITAIURD. • Coats illt. -• • f Het appointed. 1 mr.pees Laud Chancellor Lord Eating Lord Sides • . of rile 11 1 lard li. Paws Mr. PIS - t, AdmMky Or Mr. 047 =1. 1.wed Mit" PM AdirladOsiiilar ' .. , Sr rs. . M. a we ' Admix= . • ilir IL& Nab Oki *pia . Lard w,aspai Mr. ntomirojw • • . . Lord renlimptm Lord NSW .- M aa r a. " # ° r l ' 1 fat of Moira Had of Claifiris . .., non liarresry at War Clem Fltepeorkk Mr. W. Spada& rinalmai at the Nan Mr. Sherldaa Mr. Cam* 1.414 Linn. of Irebusd Duke of Medford Sid of Hardwick* Smeary, Mr. Elliot Mr. Long Board of Contanal Lord Moto Lord Cadlereagh Lord Spencer Lord Hawkeibery . Mr. Wimiliam Lord Mulvey. Mr. Fox Mr. Pitt . Lord Grenville Lord Oknberrie Lord Fl. Petty Mr. Wallace Lord Morpeth Lord Dunlo Mr. H. Addington Mr. Sullivan Earl of Bucking-1 Duke of Montrofe Joint Poftmaiters 1 bunibire Lord C. Spencer Earl of Carysfort Prefident of Board of i Lord Auckland Duke of Montrofe Trade Vice Prefident of Ditto Earl Temple Mr. Rafe joint Paymaiters Earl Temple Mr. Rata Ld. J. Townlhiat4 Lord C. Sonserfel Mager debt Hork Earl Carnation Mari of Hertford Maim of tbc Mint Lord C. Spew= Earl Wan of the Stag Hoods Earl of Albemarle Part of Sandal* Treatory of the Honk- Lord oroutort vifoooor &room bald Cbaneallsr star Duchy). pal of Denby Lott Harrowby et Dineafter Casein of Baud of Gen-1 14 " sc. John Vikount Palms* . demon Penflonera Sarle Y °r of Crew° 'Lard Rt. Spencer Lord Gleam* Lands Judge Advocate Mr. Bond SirCharies Marra, Attorney General Mr. Pigott M. Perch' Solicitor GeDerli Mr. Roanny Sir V. ow* Chancellor of the D. of } Mr. Adam Lord&NM Cornwall Remorse, General to hie Royal klighnefs the Mr. Gamow Mr. Adis Prince of Wales • • , • • It will be recollcaed alto, that Lord &Lusa, aotron has a Icat in the Cabinet. • Letters of recall have been fent offby King's nrec. fengers to nearly on our Ambafladors at Foreign Courts. The Duke of Kerr gave a dinner yellerdar t at his houfe on Kew Green, to the Duke of ORLIANI, Count Bee UJOLAII, and fome other perfons of diFi tinaion. Yeflerday a Deputation from the Univerfity of Dublin waited upon bit Royal Highoefs the Duke of CORIIIRRLAND, at St. James's Palace, with the grant of the Office of Chancellor of the Univerfity of Dub . . lin. To hold the Office, it was neeeffery that his ' Royal Highnefs fhould take the oaths to his Mai, wry; and, as a mark of refped to his Royal Highnefs, (which has not been unufual to Princes of the Blood) the LORD COMPCILLOR waited upon his Royal High nefs at St. James's and adminifiered the oath to hint Is his own apartments, in the prefence of the Depu. tation from the Univerfity of Dublin. We have already Rated, that the Englifh prifoners st Verdun fent a Memorial fome time fince to the Elc6refs of Wirtembe,rg (Princefs Royal of Eng land), requelting her interference with BONAPARTI 4 for their releafe. The Anfwer of her Royal High. nets, which has appeared. is not only impeded, but Co worded as to convey a very unfair reprefentation to she Reader. Being in poffeilion of an authentic cot py of this Anfwer, we now lay it before our Readers. It is as follows ; " iTproAIA, NOT. 111, _oos. • Gentlemen—You only ti.a jultlce to my feeling., in being convinced that I take a very flume part in the misfortunes of my Countrymen, and ibould be very deirous to Ala them, did my power equal my good wilt. But I am lorry that you have clir ceised yourfelyes with fallacinao hopes, that I could take any Rep toward, obtaining you leave to return to England. Any po ke attentions hewn to me by the Emperor of the French daring his Ray at Louilbourg, do not authorize me to interfere in a bull nefs which mu!! be fettled between the two Governments. Tho I cannot come forward as I could with to do, on this on-Ann, I beg you will be convinced of the regard with which I am, Gentlemen, your Friend, CRAILOTTII, blcelrefs of Wirtentberg!' The following is an account from the Bank of Eng land of the Expenditure of 7,615,1671. 71. gd. in one year, from Feb. 3, iBos, to January 31, tBo6, by the Commiffioners for the kediltion of the National Debt; betides which the Commilfioners have received 1,906,104.1. 17. dd. to be applied in the quarter be. tween the tit Febriary and the IR May, 1806: CASH PAID TOP. THS FOLLOWISIO STOCK: 4.6,093.000 Confolldatcd 3 per Cent Ann. 4 3.570,573 . 1 0 6,468,493 Red Ann. Confolidatod - 3,804,436 18 3 £64.400 Old South Sea Ann. - - 0,582 15 0 133,c00 New South Sea Ana. - - 77.374 7 6 21,0;0 3 per Cent. Ann 1751 - is 816 5 o 42pat Imperial 3 per Cent. Ann. - - 53,40 s 16 6 a,972 5 9 i 3 The lotcreft on which is 34,1871 75.9 x. - I , 1