Star. — London, England, 1826-02-28 00:00:00

telt point an except.. *Ma naiad nontemptate t:o a2vantage finis; cceding to- it. As to the con nexion between - thi• Rank lof Enkind AM the .Go vernment, he looked Open it as useful to truth as was that subsisting bet ween in individual and lila banker. As to the sale an purillase of Exchequer Bills,'hextimghe the lank - •ritgland could riot lay opt their capita in a more'beneficia'l way.. The • lending money uplift., mortgage 'on lend, thoogb not in the 'total course of ] • banking business , was , stery• grea t public service. When only Si per • cint. was the rate of interest not only here, but in Parts, at. Frankfort, and all over the Continent, it was too - haul anon the mortgagee to pay, as he was paying, fivejer- cent to the holders of the mortgaget on land. To relieve this pressure of agri.; cultural distress, the Bank of England lent its timely aid and gave great and effectual relief to the : landed interest!. The money advanced did not exceed X 1,400,000, and was not, as had been stated, two' or three &dinar's. The Hon. Gentleman thought the conduct of the Bank throughout merited tontmendation. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the question really before the House did not requite Gentlemen to go into way detail of statement. The H n. /11, mber (Mr. Moberly) wished tp call for accounts Gf the issues of the Bank of Eogland, without proposing that such accounts should explaitr what proportion of such issues had been made on account of Government, what propOrti n had been issued upon the security of mortgage, or what had been issued upon Exchequer . Bails, or 113111 s of Etching,. The return which the Member wislred for would not afford any in formation to the country ; .it woprd'only . have the effect of misleading and deceiving.people; but whatever might be its nature, be hoped the House would . Feel thit it was not necessary to go into the whole pridelpliCand Nedra of the Bank, in order to deterinknethe present minion. .'t • 1 t" - Sir J. NEWPORT supported the dome me conducive to pub lic confidence. Mr. MANNING should not have objected to the clause, if parliamentary ground had been laid for it. But whatever might be his individual feeling, it was impossible for him to give any assent to a proposition which could only be acceded to by.the directors as a body. Mr. M A BERLY said, that at that hour, and anticipating. as be did, what arid be the Jamie, he would not press the clause to a division. The question was then put, and the choke neguived without a division. After a few words from Mr. P. Gaxeret.r., Sir J. WROTTESLEY said in many cases the bankers might have no:es in their possession, stamped, but trot issued. Now be wished to know, whethe r the St a m p Offi ce s h ou ld not b e obliged to pay back the duty that mi g ht have been paid on such'notes? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER most certainly thought that that was the state of the law at present. At any rate, care should be taken that the duty should be returned for such stamped notes as could be proved never to have been in circulation. Sr. J. WROTTESLEY had merely asked the lisestiose from its having come to his knowledge that the Stamp Office bad refused to pay back the duty, but had offered to give fresh stampsln exchange. The remainin g clauses of the BIU were then read and agreed to. Mr. HUME proposid to introduce a clause. providing, that if any banker refused to pay in specie, mown days after the presenta tion of his note,the party balding his paper elhoold have the power of recovering the same by a summary precool, and keying upon the banker's goods, through the medium of a Magistrate's warrant. The CH A NCEI.LOR of the EXCHEQUER Said the preaent •• BM was intended to place the eireulatioe upon the same footing si it was before the passing of that Act; and before which they suf. fried no inconvenience for the want of thascJaese, and be thought that it would be found highly inconvenie n t to give this power to touhtry Justice., and render it perhaps intpo.sibk fur thr country banker to carry on hie business. He did not therefore think that it wa. n:cessary or proper to intro:Wee the clause. Mr. HUDSON GURNEY Objected to the clOuse. totonel JOHNSON supported it., ' ' ' ' Mr. BE AU MON T could see net' rtiltrrence berm*" di Mt tlf a country banker, and that of any other individual instant a difference in the law. . Mr. SIONCK supported the clause, which bitd• and continued in every succeudie Set shier the restriction, and If • it were now left out, the measure would be the very reverse of a return to a metallic currency. Mr. Alderman HEYGATE defended the country bankers, and said they had been driven to the issue of one pound notes, which was the most expensive, the most inconvenient, and the least profitable part of their business. Mr. WARR'S did not know whether it would be prudent to grant the power of summary process, but be trusted that the Go vernment would consider the subject. Sir IL WILSON thought the power of proceeding by summary process ought to exist, but smatter so short a period as seven days. Lord A. HA- .1 I LTON supported the clause, as involving the principle of the measure. It was a mockery to compel a man to resort to an action at law to recoverebe value of one pound. Mr. MONCK said, if the clause were not adopted, they should leave the bolder of the one pound note in a wee se situation than he now was. From the year 1797 down to 1823, every succeeding act of Parliament had contained it. Country bankers bad no right to complain, because they were not bound to issue one pound notes at all. If they chose to do so it must be upon the conditions imposed by the law, and take the bad with the good. Air. A BER.CROM BY said, the West of this clause would be to increase the rapidity of that contraction. He did not object to its principle, but he thought it objectionable under the present cir cumstances of the country. Mr. HOME DRUMMOND said, that this law did exist in Scotland, but he felt the objection against adopting it in this country that it would beat variance with the general law Cot the recovery of small debts. Mr. HUME should divide the House to see who voted with him, and he was sure be should have all the country bankers—(A laugh)..--If they refused to. pass the. clause, C,pbbett might well boast of the triumph of the Gridiron, for there ?multi no longer be a metallic catreticy.in the country. He called upon the Committee to support him, and be was sure that every solvent Banker would do so.—(lAughtter and eries of " Order:, Mr. ii.,IIARTIN rose to order. The Hon. Member had made use of see and indecent expressioos.—(Cries' of Older! Cbair 1 lie 4 great beshur4 • 'The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that nothing could be istereiliserdsrly than disclaiming fur two hours ',bother a Messberhati bieen.rote of osder or but. He was sure the Hon. Member for Aberdeen would see that his language had been some what disecdetrbessbecwase...lll ;entitled an ineeresurd motive, that of coucusliag theiriineelvency. te those Gentlemen Who did not rote with Mr. 11V fltg4dlWilta4 ,that his won,* might perhaps have lin' plied wore thantre l meent to d o. Mr. Secretary cA/ 4 / 4 11kG—I do not vote against the proposition for Of purpose of affording any protection to the cottony b wakirr, against the payment of any just demand, but I dq. sp, .6ecause the proposition seems to me to imply great diperedit on thescountry bankers. If things were in the same state now as they were last year, I probably should not throw any obstacle in the way of the Hon. Member,- but the House will obseive, that there is a great difference between the state of things when the discussion upon this subject took place last year; Then the question was, how we should apply a. remedy to au evil, in a system then considered to be per manent, or at least expected to be of considerable dares. tion. tI that were the case at present, the object of the Hon. Member might be well worth considering; but now . that the Hume has decided that the system of issui ng 1/. notes shall ceasoet the expiration of three years, ,1 certainly do think that we cannot apply the lemedy ncra proposed. Le she amuse of the discussion upon the principal mentos spr which the Hostas has already decided, it was intimated by the Hon. Member for Taunton, and other crtjemen, that by eur ribte twit ! ' that occasion a e,sbust‘Cleathital our own object,and that we abpuld cacate aanFastalit wintry bankers analerm which Weald priesitice it-peoeipittlle thg country bask IL. oases. and a. et wraction id' *hut car renoy to such a degree s ets. AO produce cortiderabitigr Gcsvenii*L At arsereertaluly did not think the MORIUTO would bare that, effect, but we aftwwords I flood thus . those: peqphitin were la a great degree justified by .aa insesediato.ond. mist inconvenient coo: traction of the currency, tad, we. we f t Obliged (though Lade* mot without snow Objemlone at first) to apply* ;remedy, and tsretard the withdrawal of that specteslifi :currency, by granting to the Bank of England a lestgerl ; . trate than was origiaa e lly intended for issuing *null sots& Now, I ask, should not the direct effect of . the propow sition of the Right. kion. Member (Mr. [fume) be to add> a new stinurluktua precipitate contraction of that currency? iw deed, this propotition would compel the country bankers, s a measure, not only of prodetsce r but of necesdty , to withdraw at their mak notes from tlrculation--not only to avoid the ittetdi‘ MON* to which they would be exposed, but ale to avoid die' *M R which any natlicioras person, by dragging them before a ma gistrate, would have it in his power to inflict. I object to this proposition, not on account of anything intrinsic. if the system of one pound antes were to be continued, but I object to it, because, 'from the state in which the question now stands, it would produce, too precipitate i reduction of that currency, and I do -so, not for the interests of the country bankers, but of the public in general. „ Lord MILTON said, if he had bean (u be admitted be ought .to have been) dischaeging his duty in that House, When his Ma. qesty's blirdsture brought forward their original measure, be cer tainly slush( have added one to the small bond which had offered. au ineffectual replatance to the measure. because be was satisatd, that if his Majesty's Miniken had applied all the resources of their minds, they could not have devised a more injurious meatore than that tie which they had obtilleed the sanction of the House '; but be' brought the proposition of the lion. Monism foe Montrose could produce no other effect than an aggravation of the evil. Mr. HUME —Then am I to understand that his Majesty's Mi nisters do not wish to give to the holder of H. notes any means of ne • except by an action-at law ? IrIr7ANN IN G.-.-Certainty not what you reclaim. • The House then divided-- Against the Clause For k 166 10 Majority against the Chase 4 7 Mr. HUMS moved that it be farther enacted, that all prongs. say natant bankers be mage.payablo whore they are issued. Mr. HUSKISSON had intended to btitig up a cause to the greet that it should riot hereafter be lawful to issue a note for any sum underpf without making it payable- where issued' Mr. CALCRA FT assented to the prepttetrof such *clause. Mr. IRVING said that the alteration ought not to apply new now In eireetatreni- ~, ' • • w Mr. H USX ISSON k was eely meant to provide that no more with notes should he Weed• when the circulation of snail notes ceased. . • Mr. BENErr odd theillailtieles 'ought to be made payable in , London es well as in the pis* Moro they were Issued. Sir J. wßorrEsusy erldr e ir tel Bight' Hon. Oentientan (Mr. Husking.) to pause esmi l Dolor* be adapted the dame be just now gave footled 411. • -r . Mr. HUSKISSON did lot MOW to Veit the Wes of sow try bankers from being soderolfable in lotedem. et in is ousey I places as they liked; but they would be compelled to- oohs theta payable at the places where they were issued. Mr. ATT WOOD said, Minis...era bad d Sr i frbm tbi gels: dple of their measore, by the clan., which de#' staff notes of the Bank of Enabled so cirootate: • •is' • •' - • • Mr. kl A NSFIEL D meld set cohesive what advesenge k tiesid be to the banker in the country to have Ms notes payable as Lem; don only. ' s Mr. Secretary CANNING add, that be never expeeted.llll country bankers would have withdrawn from dreaded's dolt bank notes, but they did to, and foe that. cause Goveronseneto. plied the remedy. Mr. HUDSON GURNEY said, the bank to which MI ItMoll was attached had never withdrawn a single note' from el:Callan ' out of opposition to the measure, of Government. Mr. iment„ Mr. CALCBATV , Mr. Seem, Mr.. Anwoon, and Alderman Hagan; defended e country bankers. Mr. IRVING opposed-the . Amendment. Mr. Secretary CANNING sold 'nothing could could be ',lore satistaetoly than the statement of the Hon. Gentleman witti had jest been - Mr. " '1 IE EVENI TUESDAY, ItE7OI4T 'O5 STOCK Xi CH A N aI t . :TV/14W/ O'CLOCK: . , Two matyrial objects occupy poolleattenefen this morning be thit . , City, the settling of the Centel "Aceaubt, antihe Sfeetiat of the Bank Directors, na to the nods f fiioer, to be live* to di? Mite ! , cantile distresses, and. the public arcentlutstlf wai f tire: feniatia , Consols spewed at 7 7 foe the *wont, anti. ieowsfaer ere dont at 771, bat Inset pewits are buy In.. wit*. up • their Aleutian.-- teasels ere now 77e to i. A Owe of *sonic pas. bits fal/pd at 1 Leeds. lathe Foreign Matta afire* a .ballaill haqma 4 0 ra Ne failures in the Market , hansitahln Ow, inkt it k met meet! tabled us yet whether k wilt tarn liet'is,,thi/ sr Asir Ameba Current Prises: Old Spanish" I, , STYifir.akitS ; : c4l4iviboir. New 454 4, Ressian,77e 7s, Crfeek ii;nde r .l% l o ...., dbrowit. O LD .t: ,: Since twelve o'clock, Ca sob hive ,beeit +ate at 77, wbiiii was the time fur dieing, .and calls : .03a4 were settl# .ft 77. *a after Consols rather improved, ano were done.at'l74 tor tit? Ac; coast. Al the bets !node, th at .CePols would he Oki at illier t Pas Amway have of course been lest: It now. appnes that It ktt Beer.Aespast.- The 'Account is appmeatly inisti Dir. wet 41,240, pow pre 774 4. A WOW. Colgtaust ill's Wit*. COMO' liaandty Of Stock. ___,. . i ' r • ?SICK OF STOCKS AT TIVQ.I7CwAiII• - ., • . Dank Stock 202% 200 201 • :...y - 1 ...(.... !,., 3 per Cent. lied. 7734 Vs 78 . ..,. . . S per Cent. Cons. 77% 7634 77 1 / 4 % " i• - ." "' '• i• )•••••!.). Art. , . Si PSF Ce 44 e;Y$ .8 5 . - .: • , :/4 f 3i per Cent. Iced. WA 8 .4 % 1 1514 ivrie.lo ; 0 . -: 4 per Cent., 95 3 / 4 V• 7 A; 95 1 / 4 : 1. urt:." i 6.w -, i ' I#ong Ann;.l9% •yi • '`' .1.1:1i.; . 1'11. • Andia Stock lila ' - '.-.. . . •'• 1 • , ' • * • • • 1 dli Dottchf , ll gr. --• ;, : . ' • ~ .. • • . ` ' 'Cild Ai!n e,_ 6 l . .7 7 1 4 94 ,1. 1 „ ,.. :, .:... . r.; . —: ,,. ..;... . -: .)-. — , °.,,;. . klakit FA R ' . OI"TP.: Par .• lotssa... , wi , ,aum , 4 ..i; rii , . Esoo.ditto I is. '1 prem. 2 di,. . *. . „:.,.;;, tiv) and 1:200 (Hite I•illw: 1 prtro.' . ••,,.....,:.. 4 7 Coils. tor April 77V lA.* ~ , '...;.4 MEETINI *bp IronirdaOrni ithe Una& mile on thittii bet ltle'tald; tbit thelrwlA atteattee to dm; eaeat of fair. Witmer& . This meesurs, Which does 'Muth credit to the Bank, cannot, we thigh s hi' of rendering an itirittehi service to the commercial wprld. The motion of Mr..Tatou.sa WILSON for a:Committee o inqu:re into the state of Commercial Distress, comes nn for discussion this evening in the House of Com mons. That it *will excite the deepest attention can hardly be doubted, but we ptestime 'the nieasurewill be met •by a cemittunicatiOn 'from* the Bank, of the • • . concurrence of the Directors of that Establishment, in the recommendation of Government to advance notes on the security of such goods as may be in the King's warehouses. • By the iateresdng conversation which passed last night in the House of Lords, it Will k seen that the EA.' of Livaapoot. admitted the necessity of-relieving the Merchants by advances, in tome shap&or other, on the sectirity of property pledged for that purpose, but contended that the Bank was the most proper cbar.nel lirough Which such relief should be awarded. It is • sufficiently remarkable also,•that Govermnint were not until 'now aware of:the*power °contained in the *Bank Charter, enabling that • Corporation.to•advante. asoneY in the way proposed,' such power- never 'batinit been' • • . heretofore exercised. . From the impossibility, of ereutiiirigilla of Exchange featidnit en real mercantile transactiese r whick leave, for ening c ame been very much at a stand, .the Bank•kiid not been called upon ttiadvance motley by way of disceint..- N. ether mode of keeping up thek "issues presented itself but that of purchasing Exchequer Bits to a limited extent . mt, the guarantee of Government; but this being alsoloisid insUilleient to supply the present demand fee circulating medium, it is expected the Bank will advance money repayable at three months date on the 'security of merchandise pledged with them, and which is to be sold if not- redeemed. In case the borrower has no other available mean. of raising money in the 'course of the. three months than the very goods thus pledged in _security, we presume they must be brought to a forced ale, is the event.of the distrem continuing. rowibly, to avoid this evil, it may be conceded by the Bank, that the goods may be slid while under their key, and liberated, upon the buyea's acceptance being suck as in ordinary cases would be disceunted. If so, some relief would eritabilY tie afforded ; if otherwise, we are, fee ourselves, unable to fora* all the consequences of the measure proposed.— It is sintseiesiary, !owner, to speculate in this uncertainty, which yitil be censored by disdneeinformstien in perhaps a kw hour,. accounts from Monte Video, it appear's skirmishes between the Brazilians and the Banda Oriental were frequent, and it is Across has • the RepUblic capital, of Chili ezpediti - on 11w eltili • . pert wedge , SoliftWiet thee& expedition will be Masashi.' art 4 " 4 • By thri.arival of a Mail fkinelliteler love 'received Papers to the 17 . 41 . of 15eietitisitr t , t da not add much to 'our lafoimatiom dispute between Brasil and tbe,prowiacas Plata, but contain an account of tornwootiagas 'an English packet by the Brazilian the Uroquay, which, if true, witl Sierinire snore than an explanation from the C9art Janeiro. It appears that the Argos newspaper has at Buenos Ayres by the Director _of the State Printing Office refusing to print it ; and such is the state of literature in this new republic, that there is no printing office at Buenos Ayres that can undertake to print it, although no difficulty of this anrt vfould have °awed At our infant Colonies of New South - Wales, and Van Dlisinen's Load. knew paper,called the Meowo irgettiss,hid been ommtmouvi Dsomit . e. it linens Ayres on the lids of. November, %Thiel& was hiu frost the SistePrintiog tilice. In tbeNumber,for the dab ibere are hoitiy ntiditional ankles to OW law at December 17 1 ' 4, Sig;ithOi ip si: *es sanctioned by tit..66olsec of Represses- Llalastia Aski l tai - yo the Militia. Accorlimy SO abase .it maw friss igeriareigitieen to forty-live,lt married, mod of Vty, if aliema. ;shialtelbieksiled in the active is . Thom from .fertylai iliff,lf - ntlihied, and from Shy m ifitty,* lioasomied, die lir isiiitted in - the . passive Militia. • -I, ni: 711 . •, : :.. ~ I ' - '44o4!its frym the army of the thliptai SwireSelbsflalsailMai • . ate • - •A' ~, !try .tworstrnted, mom b r it.,. •mommtdiontimplight NO& Oriental army ".' = ''' J ' 0.•••• 1 11 :I: '''' ?a L 1 1.) ..• .'• •• ......aadjoi l dhi4 .. • 11. - 4 . • I 15 itlyi;gliki beOn reeiiiobfthe Sailing from a 6, 'de To, on the tof ember, of two frigates v. t Bit t44 ' And two, Wigs, with 5000 oleo, fog; #4 . 9psolile. . The see extracts : •• • BUENOS AYIIES, Elae. Id. •I . . , Brintillan naval force anchored in the Um.* has acted :wititired !Aden, re towards the Hagfish steamer Deelkbsienting ' 1100011dinsiLli. Robertson. It left 'Marin under 9rkii relents .ferAtiftelde di it Chit's, with a templet from thelkillaitChaege 'fairs. On the Stith et Nov. k arrived at Villa de be Coacepeioe,sad ,~. theses prueeliiiid - ektisperraitsion of the Commandant to the port mir Cirguise. irbereitirts surresuided mid bearded by the En telliens, win greedy igs* the Ass sad ;4p.m:tigers. K Robin. protemcd k but ; the packet was talon near to the Paisandu, where it ran aground and could not be jut at The Aide &Caine let the Commanderhe Chief then arrived, lerititorders , to Idioms itt etre**, thing as board, to take dl the some, if any.: sad gerb:ieromertberCeptsio and Portuguese ?ebonite% Zelel the pimmoursteof the rammer* were rwisuched, and they themsehms as triesipskaipelima the Commander to Chief: At this time t was remarkab6 that the With!) nig was takeerdows. N. Re.: bertsnolitronglyycli .. !merited sehle the Commender in Chief, who, after some diseewiem, ordered the packet and the pameifir ' - set it liberty, md'dlibredibie assistaner of bitumen to get said 10k. • TM 'Pelitligere esimened on , the mil I alto aplitaisimild oat steiva., 1014A0t Al!; 4 11. itarlir al" 04117,1 4 ±L e gV11# 1 , 1 040t., 1 4 af ti . X vi ' it ZU r, m 1616fibli itivivAidiver . 1 Nora orstsitiftetibass ex. wen , _ _ . • •• v U; 1it., 1 "11 . . A solo ampammated•-bat &Meg drat .suo-4 0 1.miti follPwedi Ai Packet, be a • . went es *PA *We boa. Is 4 'reseeded ta • • Chia!, wbara aft racolvakell 11064 bit aUsasiss bp awl del priacipsnahabitasta • • ' . _ received -Bombay Dorn to the sth of - No. 'vensber, containing aceoueui hinii"Caleirtra retire Ifdf of Odd* . ft appears from an article ie the hadie.;ensilet eT pig IBA if, .0c sober, that the With& flrce in Armen was 164 I.Blllll4llNdigir state: There had' not been time to aßow_eirpOlilgAtitlierhiillrille• pier relative to the ft .PdatimiFkl . 0 21 4‘ 4 1 ) ifi. commenced in the 11 404,11001 l lnammolloo bed been received at Bombay elr dotlitnagiot ahadavie a di* les•Pe sent against Cutch, whe were to bf otierd within a few mares( . • Bbooj. The &Indians were aid w tie tai i watt ef greet eon. sternation at hearing of the landing of tbibiliArditlea. We have received such of the Praha raisers of 14011." 'day as kad not previously readmit' us. Intoligesee from Madrid to the !Slit states, that the British Ambassador hid friainn interviews with the Duke of I: litianztoo, and had aciguired as pest ast ence over him, that he was thought to have obtailied a prothise that the independence of the South American &aim sheralese isesildva An article from Augdmeg o uthiels boars the hallmark of IlhaSislut Manufacture, mystedeady iodinates, that the .Ifstsps‘ee NlCaefJa must go to war with Turley, is adsr to meisfyids army and people, a pima which micht be used far any aggreisionwhotetter. certain however, it is, that Ruda has . been sadly kidded in her negotiations with the Porte. FOREIGN FUNDS AND SHARE LIST. - ....of Ob.. . • FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO 04111 LOCK BradUm floods, SS • Wide= &h,1•141, 1p Cte 594 Colombian lials6p C. 464 40 594 go 14 Do. Do.Biee 1824, 4Se 671 71 Ditto Acct. 40 Ale 40 14 i Do; Ace. 46 Se tie 72 Rosalltl‘ tate, sy C: 7Se ' • rinisda,Sp C. }ate 19. t..t. C. 1023, 91 . ti•.l3lls, 3 pC. 162 3,51 i S Ditto A. 11 10 Greek Bds, 1123, 18 174 16 French Rowe% 3p C 64f.. 50e. •• Ditto for Ace. 164 • Excherage, !St 110 e ORITISH AND FORIMIN similes, TWO O'CLOCK': mese. rem Potosi. Ls Paz, & Peru. SO - 8 II United Mexican - 40 el . 201 Ditto New . ~ 40 114 13 14 Welch Iron & Coal ST St 10 ',de la Platt Ageleut 1:1e0. 100 " ! ' 1 . NAVALII=rLICENCE. . 0 !rwo • l• . Arrived off Dover, the. Cadsedse; Gaise• too *dem o AS days. 1 The Math Sophia, *yen on shorMite sad k was feared The Morsel f los thuds es damage& . Aim with redder donated -Ihe Form* Noon, from lionderiami to liairdeant, bas et* into iloothwoid, with ism of silk boats, srash, nuclear*, Paw 118.—.Wiscli We. 411014111. lbs -Prone poclitot,,_ from %Ms dymer7wAliiisghtf_ Prosber;aild. !re r in V,i/o Co iclo . `-iii hi; • Mayisr. wiri4r .: 43l 011411 1 11=11•__ =ti en s A Nibeigls at atf"44 :e g i4a:Vian ullaill6"B'4"44- lailleska„ ids. -ediths, 6 "VI . m 1 'r r . . . . COURT OF OHANCIST thieltait . ‘..... • wassminar. P. Iva mash N' 414•1 08 10 6, ••• • • • This day. being And for the hearing et Ceased * the Casts wit ego* oreydad toaz.t.s. • Oa dy Lerik• OS = taking kV ass as Y. .'Mar( rpr i zst . t tore he peenspled Ids eassilist, II that he shindd eall his : se attiadoiCia dhcidekili" • held la his hand, sad vie should brinimedieltatilidg` at onipylig a evidarroble porde. 'taloa , 41adassiwayvbevasa Movie, probably, ids Lordship wasedvapyrarsidavarailiAle taking the ease. Ce. s ' - '4l The. Laza Otaiseneas latimated that Friday staidinribillsbar day, and directed dlat•tho ease' sheohl sued yassearessostittato thin, yahoo aaasiai any putieolar dap, .e.,n1.,-....,t i.— vs 01.0••• ..--is.--. ~,, j , i . His MAJTSTT has expetienced,q which.paci- ' a slight attack of the goat. A rlatds 1..., .. ...... ~., • 1 . .The Earl of Hnanownv, Mr.. veal . ;iCAMIIIItO, t - ea the CuanceLLos of the ffiamangweVilta yesterday with the Zed ot Lineally' ials . iltilw ibiebie Ad: ' .1 49 I. , oo,pari 4..klit Of 1,114 61 _; I ' YeSterchy the Loon Manta itrawinettillgelsess at the Seeretarrof State's Office tee thrilling ffitgretlihret, • o Dispatches were received yesterday M ibe_ !pieta Office from Lord Oassroza l it Part. . . _.. ~. • Mr. Moon& the xieg),:ten i sr g; , s a=taz th e -ne /retort of fleece's Office tar F ALs ba t aila ilie, patches frees the light Haa:HAlMT . 'llemaMitir, gm _ at Vienna. . • „ . • . The order given is the. Warranty dated - the Sd .of April, east, ter sitoppage et twsosece.kaltpsen 'day home,* pay of. &aft mad Resiesnual Officers, es tar as regard, those at Ceylon nod- tbelthurftios, has bee, revoked by a Warrant dated him the War Office, tiara Deciasherlast. , Se TIIOUAII LLTHCIIDOI voted in the rhinority on 41k trade getietisc. ' Hb Mei. was, by Mistake, .tainted la ere Ike which we pablisbed.• • . . . . " ftne,„—abs. forenoon, between ten and c i rrus 71 . 0 1 48 I Are broke oat" In the spades. premises of Mr. Ilona- Wl* a carpet and Picture Frame Maisofsecirer, its Lambeei Mama, whiel ► lettly destroyed Me workshop, but the *Oka. 14hewn auffined aomaicrial ems*. . 11 Lord COMIIIIMMERI has arrived at Calcutta, and es, ligemed the eldet egraresad et the remin, i. the toomoillitleilliall "*IfIV on the lets el October. '-s sub iv loam". for Qaceral net; fasniiy amoimmeip , of Marin kopek gelllnforme r• been"..1"•••• VII INI•111111 WWI W I MIIMMII.O . ginkgo. • • • • dr. HUSKISSON said there, certainly bad been a.det eirni; 'l‘ 'fruit"- of %the Malt ' .. . Bowfl ion on the part of couti!riksoketato itllsl4.thelciles terSiOry-tef:Titeiit to Woo* to file 0 circulation. His clinic would _amp! the' Stile all • • ti - • • r..... . - • • ' w usvies SOL after ill* &hot April, Utt.. it . 0* ' ere. o.* Perill4lNlU 4,1.14 the 4piti were in late', aunt auk otaart WM,* I4i 414#44011-o;iiie . mob . cir,, sp. commond the es as tii ilsserr. • _:•,,_.o,2piorna• la , a.. 01vit : 54. - - 1 i t iskt Ir. id. W, R:IDLfy 'amoa iijikk lie sty . licha . . .04r liberation ;4'C/till.. eta in th ester e Worth ' in ` stead of Auto:win* thEirpit.. :, otindjt Iceinsiefing-iaf all die: s hip s ,of. j ar Ir.. II Ulllll4ltes witbdtudis Ideatilaallaiimi, plemed• another . I • 4 'tbre P. vailmidop idled Ibr tbit I we, which went to p' Is , That all . ;ii s m e d, kit n . Apn . . ! Ilt ! asto Cicelant,- with 14`eranstoorts. - . - - _. .._ _ MEETING 'OF` iIip..BANIE: DIRECTORS. AP"Peutielkabili :uf preeeetion. Mk. 'few twelve'' , • ins; ttaalias „„ A lP° 1 " 1 " . " "weer v 4 , 441. i .1 1 • r"." the Paspeollin Pilk *Ai gkitgekwis i velli9l,. itedee Anon de la Mae, f• • unrdqien of 14 e a i ti . jostes , ipd . te , I . ,94:at a ger G. lionuouss a$ • 11414. The amount wl4, O A ' an* 4spe - 44 ,on the •eseeee. of w fainiidt s_ _ " e Pave retail . • - • • Tata, Heembit, frollllltrarertteras 17th bit. ski the of kf ys), d would b. ertteited.. Care cepeited be Awed. Mee, ‘ . Aysa, treselbodreteed to New 'reit. pet the mid hot. with ism d: behiarte,. add reuse• the Tut* DTs Gk liguti s k t. alum lamb, horn Manta Viii4,lCll.iiiiiiditTisilaisi.tis7ll,Psam" --v--- .1 , cann o t pprafs that the 'cork: Salad the Mina. Stianialk rer Veil ~ "1!1; Wtw le troops in the . detitll siaat 6 4 " 1 / 1 " ; isk eaMalfa.. ..! . Citfik ! iseNts .s ,l 4 1:11:11)1114‘ fa t " 1 _ 1 . 164 . I added, always Pameourra, llraaillße- Aim 1 4 -41 1 1 ,19 14 11 61 Maimilles AMP' i ,d ec ht te d t h e Cilltsow. ham the Westia m aatl 14aretg, Fant.fesa, Yank' Mena texas; MI illaiii., ' tep the Midi Of liikeenifier. dig liie of La Plata. Berea, or *twilit* teat . *fettles argletteteriiit ' ,ili the isth ni. Possammis t Plea SI asilikOltAlh *Me galla.a.:AsieCtlie • 1 •• - .. Harteanle. bosh if 411:111040% Aliplimit:4llll4*P46o /Mfg* et deigned to the hnnegaresawlearist i lazr t r i t ierar baidell;.. !kin _Srial,froo t 'Can ' bride i,.l l Wi r A WIIIIIMM, .lialliortialit siegin Cif or Baretai fir us gem vall emenimilaidOillibak Mei 411011,0m1b: l e r In s ..,Ad o th a s far llbmelli arl io rir tior il i it c ~ . j t,'., , td . Li, • .2„...iib isid i a , a ‘ 6 ._ Mae% so• rm. owe en,Ulesralle Ibili 1 004 0 1 01111. -, .7 ~5 . ,-.. , -; v: - throve's,* she lay_ftena . , amanita lewd se Swell. A swaahaiatSdialist pp,4 tbia serreses; minis 4e ' id. 41 . 1 4 6, bon .tens • maimbehia26 w i el v i as kr* chi% Lii—piedTifi.w.-eitmig iii, 'auk bpi a* sisellw .11La ri . - t. IPS ENTRA RD AT Tag COSTOILLHOUSII 6 WITH t;. !r ..es ,• - . TUX BROKAW NAM= ANN riga - .liiipisi ll i gp# Ta j i tees aiss iterterdayn The Londash omme Gibba. ,... . „so bs* Rettardnea ser am cobeegt HalL Le al% tion kcof -ltio•olit Haatterthat ; and Atalapta, Brake. Crean Haringen, Ile . Bee. Maligas agdOilat et, Charrosin, from Harlingen, Hofasse.. Melt, lack, Sens Li ffictuadinn i n aka Sawa Ben., Bealesu. Ann, Falesner,,fteee flaudigalw Creak Anton, 'Perrhaeb, Bean Lisboa, Cuanine. Snoveh iire . something Praia - span, Mint Si, Masers, Archer. *Brothers. Howard, tam i on of Rio di Terestrs, Ray.: Beltea, CarryLfr ay. i rsaddi, Reis; sod ,i Casein,. Otaieraens ramipig Ai Chwarnm—Tbe Hoge, Or. Wawa, for Hambargh. WSi.,. Sag*, ( hankers, for Haa- t/ b een stoppe d burgh, Linder. Lebanee k Mahe, far Maks, AJnold. • Toast -1' .11...- 0.....- arhredivelora_ Pivellessamigisir ' Er Warbrodl6....._ 11.23. e 1............ --..§ it 1111211 ` 1 9 was h pm the4dth Ismail, t• the an 1114•37 X kalessersaupam paaitirsere to be voting. I "'get tie Yeeteeday, the lease of the Olympic Timbre*, ,Web Moo ttle. Vlke lllMllaguir mere than fen, years to row; sad lb Feted smalltime boo,lred Packet V ". w e e ns l i p e r ammo stoosti.rest. woo NM Wks, ihseme{.4.4• el Vain in., Loodroi and is lohtess• • Wog- . held bores in arell-klidt2 l 7o:ertf Statem deft r 111 1 Wir, it ap : se p a ,„ 7 properdel, sh• ;loft aft irsq: P to . pr p r gig Abisiplii, war tbwresidlimen •. 4 • • , • • " I • Eks • ei4nt, w. -went t. , atrnuot o[ the pealed a an der lificedin month i k bit t: Issued by. . Ckrk, st ale competent wimple," : - . After some remarks from the CNAIWILLOG of the Itzmismis f the lion. Member withdrew his chose. Mr. MONCIC. proptised a clause to give the holders of one p ouud notes a preference is casesof bankruptcy. The Cnaucsatun of the EICISSQUIM and Mr. Rsearoao opposed the clause, as not handed in law or equity ; and it was withdrawn. The Have then resumed. Report to•morrow. Mr. SYKRS gave police, that on Wednesday neat, an Host. Friend of hie would present the petition from London and id neighbourhood for the total abolition of negro slavery. bk. 11ABRKLY postponed his ototioo relative to the present state of Exchequer Rills, dm to Thursday next. Mr. BROUGHAM postponed his motion relative to tho Slave Trade, to Friday Dena Thie second reading of Mr: Martin's an for preventing the cruel treatment of cattle was pm of till Thursday. - - • Sir G. CLSEC moved for a•return pf the Isultater of lamas established iu Scotland issuing noun payable on demand, distin guishing them from other bank. .. with the Dumber of Perttien is such banks that are not chattel:O.—Ordered. • • Adjourned at Twmve o'Cinina; P. . _ ''