The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-29 00:00:00

\N oAckcol VCAtf/AASA.4 eftnytx N.- LONDON, tuuttaDA Y 4 MARCH 29, 1821. e mir . " The Cebu far whir& H4MPDEN, fell in•Me Field, and SYDNEY di e d o n th e s el pdd PRIM &vim Pte. No• 50:1.3. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STOCK. Limes Join GESTLIIMEN. "rill?. ELECTION ni SIX DIRECTORS of the .111 EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for liednevds. the I Ith .tril nest. the favour of your Vote au4ll.herrs: 4) requeite4l for thofoilowiagUentlmam, via,— JOHN BEER. Esq. JAMES I) t'IEI.I.. Esq. Hon. W. F. ELPHINGSONE. JOHN INGLIS. Esq. JAMES pArrtsoN, Esq. Which will much oblige. Ladies and Gentlemen. Your most humble servants, tsurart L MAJnatal,Nßs, (I.:t. RODINfoN, We. Ttvinn Monty, Ttiou.ts Rein. Jetts Mona... JestAS MIME ALEXANDER. Boicsau Puuts . . ‘Vit.t.tast AtTELL, RD. CRICPL.A.'f rLoWnry, JACOB 1101ANQVT, CLAv. ELTON PI4C*COTT, RORANT CAMPBELL. 11'4 eAlltcs. RTANLb:ir CLANKS. J . 0. RAVE.II4IAV", Jollallt Correa. iconoe Sours. Writ. 11114 J. EancssiTorat , Joan TIMINITILL, CHARLES GIANT, hiWthlr Tanya'. Jens HVOLIESEON, ILLIAM %Visas's, liven LIND•AY. Y. JOsjIPH DART, Secretary. East 154114 Room Mooldediti Sidi. • 'lO THE PROPRIETORS OF E.%ST INDIA STOCK. LADIII3 AND retsAmr.x, H{AIM; the !newer of being recommended to yea by the Directors oldie Irlegt ladle Company. as CANDIDATE for the DIRECTION to he elso4en this ; 'qtr. We Hike the liberty of requesting the favour of ynnr Ve:c on the day of Election, Wednesday, the I all April aelt. TO THE PEOPLE. About two years ago, the author of this Address was enabled to write so clear a predicted explanation of the - Apocalypse (chap. 5. 3.) that it would no Wager be deemed a mysterious book. Which, with above Aft, pro phones, relates to the immediate meek* of (Jobe) The Ewan, the forerunner of our Saviour's second Adveet. and of whom John the Baptist was only a type. Table "the Deliverer" (Rom. 11. 26.) who is to convert the Jews, and bring them out of their present captivity; and also deliver the poor of Christ's noel:, who are "trodden under foot," (Rer. It. 2.) or in a state of oppression, sod "crying is be delivered" (Rev. 12. 2.) It hi this John of whom Christ said, "all the Prophets end the law prophecy," (Matt. I I. IS.) under various title, and emblems, illastratimtof his sandal duties ; whereas, the Baptist is nut predicted by any of the Prophets, except by Isaiah. and not at rill is the law : neither is U true that lite prophecies comae down no lower than John ( lie naPtisf) , but it is true that they all end with Jibs (the Elias) ; that is, with • /Nish the Prophet," whose canting is to precede " the great and dreadred day of the Lord." (Mal. 4., which esideetly meam the seemed Advent of ('hrist, as all the Prophets witness. Now, the author of this Address is eompelled to inform his countrymen that he in such eirmonettusees and to eaten- I neeled. as not to have it in his purer to get his illeraseeies petaled ; therefore he has, at different times. applied by letter and handitillo to all the Itiskopt, to epwiertls M two hundred Clergymen. to above, ty Members of Parliament• to three Lord Mayors. to Mr. IC-1-J'--s. to Se% eral po pular Dissenters. to Booksellers. and to serious other per sons. " earnestly soiieiting them to read his illustration of this important subject. or promote its peblicstion." Bet stitch is the predicted delay and ttnerorthint•ss of the Church at this period liter. b. 2-4) that sot an itstlitidnal would notice his information. except one anonymous norm spandex', who, having seen one of the author's itsedhills. wrote to him the following letter, and which he is consiaeed canto from Mr. M is with the deepest ;Tarot that the writer of these few lines takes up the pi n. to f.tpress his entire roincidretre with Inc ideas of the .4ietheer of the Adders* to the People of Great Britain. both with respect to the feree qf his ar guments, and the ratielity of his pretensions. Serplie, in deed. must hr be who ruseld withstand intel . gentr so titres ordinary. cern if natti•t/ tolled by any extra-coos evidence ; beet wheat to this is added. so perfect an agreenseat of dates, the most incredulous must Gellert% the rood ha rdy staid tine with submission. .lettratel by these considerations, it is with the most heartfelt regret their force is acknowledged : for the writer of this cannot bat perreire that universal rejection seems In be Use distinctire peculiarity of Or mystic Elias. I it. with the humble hope deal this difficulty maybe immediately solved by the imludire penetration of the . pees** whom hr addresses. hi has written these few lines, frosting that a line directed In A. B. *l,P:eyrie Andltet :greet. will at cute dispel his doubts. feted confirm the ad miration and awe with which ht has kilter, to regarded his tint noire correspondent." A very' respt tofu% anti explanatory letter es. immediately sent. lan "'lse er to the altos. twoompaniett uith part of the author's Manuscript. Ile also observed. ti si •• hen as con vinced Mr. I -i—f—e was the person to whom he bias writioz :is he had held a corn tit:lours! vrit't n , ht d% eke on the subject but to hint he It tit erintilfrefrefilly. some times in the Itingusge of expest ul7tion. and tine and then in a st) he of reproof. because the anchor could never extort a line from him. and apparently throug4 false shsste it pride. Therefore. the ht* of this anooye-ous letter. with , the two lett tires of it. was almost an tteknosiledigineet that 1. r. was the author." To confirm this coejorittre, he roomed the 31auttscript its a few dart., with another le"er. siireeti S. H.. in u:deli he said, •• he was byre Ma* errs coeritierd of the troth of this laikralation ; end with his lonshlwareesit t for the al/ht ifA4 rohi#4•49ll4hwit mew , . hr nor returned... leaping it ronlet soot tira:efe:rtli to the dettyht end sane ;ration of mankind." let. It • im mediately left Lewis (in the be inning of Angnot) withoet giving the author Ids name, or address, or the frost as , subway. home whir+ the author has written several times to Mr. IE-1 --f--e. and sent hint the abovententirmed ano nymous letters. requesting him to return them if he is,. not Vie writer :" and though he has kept them. t'e• he v sot give SOF 111410er, wiether hr tenth• them or Dot. There fore, the author of this Address relates their eiremus'ottees to prove the predie:tel delay and wnworthi,icss t• 1 :ins birch. when all its Ministers impede. by Al r s lr tire. the rooting of their lord's Ainharender : and errs this mord nal Noise? is aelamrd leers him in public. but rowan Nifrodi 411. sneaking to Ida In Ike dark. its the an ew' has failed in all hi-tett - tots. and as he is a half-pay of fie.r. be wrote shout two nowths ego to the •• Peer. tery at War" (enclosing one of his handbills on etis ettbiert), and •• solicited that Vbi. might be advanced to him on his halts pay, to enable hint to communicate thisjot ful news to the ceoutil ; and he not old) proposed that his ray shonld hr crc; pad till the money was reftmded, but that' Vs waste should be Onset of the half -pay Ult. if he did not. within two months, send his Lordship a pamphlet. eootaieinr so satisfactory a prior of thie event as to extort front the Church anti Mate an acknowledgemeet of its frith ;" snit the answer he received was. "that the tire r.:letry ut War regrets that it is ineousistent with the reyntalketts his Majesty's se retire to oar such adrasess. - Toerefore, the author is now obliged to address blend( to the people through this public channel, hoping, that. hoe ere-. great their prejndiee or unbelief may be. sense indisitieal will have Po much reverence fur his Reda ewer no to notier this application: for the author is rootitieht that his infora:a tion when puhlished will be universal:, belietrest. *Molitor:l the greatest jOl to the inkhnilif and fewer orders le per tieulor ; for Out, chiefly constitute the True Church of ('heist, which is •• crying for freedom sad happiness" (let. It. 2.1 yet arc loowent of the delieeremee predicted in the Word of lied. *nil know not that theatre of thenipotente is about to be extended for their relief and profs/Ohm. Who ever will (aeons , the author with a lie*. addemeed peet-raiit. to A. 8., tote left at the /*wenn! Pest Ofiter. Lothar,' Street. shall receive any leformation re/sited thottr's he flatters himself his lidless' is gm*. as to afford no ground for se-picion. N. R. The Cherubs so ignerant of thie sub sP. iteceo.r the Baptist was tailed Ribs. as It is scrirtere lanotisze to ,peek of types and &slot% per. as if they were but 'l4l to. r son. plate. or event. .lfeel cfiriit adeptril style ilk speaking of Jests to ke-p his (disciples igifor h Ot of his mond .tdvent tilt his first was .arcomplished sue thereby predict s that both his forerunnars,;Aill be named John. . .smstessems.,=='''"'""" IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. The CHA%CELLIHL of the EXCHEQUER did not Wood to oppose the 'isogon, and of the Hots (ient. had not offered any comment that called for reply from him, he should for the presedt from going into an explatiation of the eirennistance to which the attention of the House had been called. as it would be beet explained when the paper called for by the Hon. Gentleinan should be produced. The lion. Gentleman had very properly relieved the Rank from all blame in this transaction. All the) had done, was to receive the tile I. in question as pas went of their debt. How that silver came into po' - session of Government would be seen when the pa, t so* moved for was before the House. Mr. PEARSE expressed satisfaction at the manse: in which the Bank had been mentioned. The motion was agreed to. Mr. ORENIPULL nett moved for an teeming of all Contracts ter the sale of Xilret or Gold 'Ultima to the Bank fer Carnage t and all Contracts, Terms, art! Conditions sow misting between the Bank and ti r Governments referring to futere sepplies of Bello: for thus Miat.—Ordeted. The Charitable Establishatents Bill was read .i third time and passed. SANK eAstl PAYMENTS BILL. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mn► r i —" That the House should resolve itself into a Cult • mittee on the Cash Payments Bill." Mr. ORENFELI said, it would be recollected thst early in the present Sesslos, he had brought a fart antler the notice of the lions., connected with Go! conduct of the Bank of Ireland. Ile now rose to justice to a very respectable lonic of nien—tler Direr tors of that Establishment, by correcting a Urisrepro *rotation which had gone abroad. It hail he: ti stated, that the Bank of Ireland refused to nacriin gold, because they were intererted in opposing, a re turn to a metallic currency, anal smile of these imli yiduals had been supposed to he importers of He hail now to state, art the authority of a very re spectable tientleman--the Dovertior of the Bank of who iiieStant in London, Ora th..te was not the smallest • oil f o r these s tate Heats. With respect to 'Oneonta, he was .snored that in all Canes thrill' conduct had been regalatell by the chars- - ter of the paper presented to them, by at la at called the goodness of the hills theorselves. Instead of haling discounted too sparingly, sonic of the Country Banks complained that their issues had been too much iuereireed. having hero itiereaseal from 3,000.0001. till they fell little short of 3,000.000/. Mr. ELLIS sail, that it came immediately wider his own knowledge, that a $lllll.l of looney, intended to complete a sale nailer the Court of Chancery, was offered to be deposited in the Bank of Ireland. It was not until after several )))) that the. as in law they were hound to do, received the 6:ne void coils of the country. lie was nut surprised at the refusal of the hank of Ireland, because Note was higher in value than the Sovereign, an in convenience which be hid foreseen when the : of Isl 9 was wader aliscussiou, and which be stated le the llouse. . Mr. PEEL said, that if the conduct of the ii th of Ireland was faitly ingoircd into, it would he (seat 1 that they had 11. ne oui!iimuir /lot di , t not promete th e p u blic good. His Ilemoirable Friend (X!r. Deenliell) had matte • de. duration attic!' was i..i• portant, considering the authority winch WAS attached to his name. He coss!d not help thinking that his ilati. Friend (Mr. Ellis), must here been mittakrit. Not of Ireland was slit y 1 it Otitis to receive go:3, except where they had reason to think that it n.. 5 brought fur sinister purposes. The fact was, that area' speculations in s orereigns took place in Ireland, because it Wall foUtoi that a so/cairn was worth less than a Bank of Ireland note of the came Demi gal value. Sluice 1164.11 hecatne amain:is to exchattee sovereigns for usurps 14 the Batik of Irsland, and to make deposits to a large amount, whilst the Bank, on t h e other basil, seas prohibited from knitting go: by wahine drio..Pits in L ola, and receiving a Bill ,•.1 litigland, the speculator made one or two per cciit. cif the Bank. This impodtion the Bank was intuit .r ansiaus to defeat, aml wli*:!st they received gold an hair payments it became their interest to refuse posits made for speculeive and sinister purp The lii4ht llonourahle. Gentleman then went ou to (ay, that the Bank of Eanlanil managed the %%allow of the public deb: of Inlaid without making oil charge whatever to the public. Mr. ELIAS e‘plaiated. Ile hezgeil to be under sonod that he merely state•l a fact asilliont having a.sy loten'ion to throw the slightest imputation on the Bank of Ireland. Mr. M. FITZtIERALD said, that on the ern-a-gen• ev which took place in c onsespence of the failures in the South of Ireland, the Batiks hail acted ui;h as notch liberality as it was possible for them to practice. consistently with prudence awl their charter. Were it not for the li end etirts of the Wink of Ireland at 'that crisis, it would be ditfi tilt to cal nlate on the :i.15- thief which would have eliso:.•al. Tile Right IlunJoir7 able Gentiensan'nett unnerved, that since the Art of 1819, the Irish hank notes stood at the highest pie t of value, the note of the Batik of Ene,-land at the se: con& and gold coin at the lowest. The difference be tween tls highest and the lowest, naniely, between the Bank of Ireland nave anal gob! coin, was $ per etur. That iliffertn e naturally promoted •pectilatiou; the speculator pressed leis gold, in order to . reeeive a pro fit of three anal a half per cent:;: hat the Bank. tra' thipittEtl, it and per:ectlyjustiti a',lelu:refusing ilepa•sais s in gold, offered fair the mere lau pule of making au util..e profit of the transaction. HOUSE OF LORDS.--WED•ESDAY, MARCR 18. Evidence wu heard in the Divorce case " Miller r. Miller," after which, the Loan Citaxecttoa expiesed his intention of moving, that the evidence be printed, in order that their Lordships might form an opinion on the subject, before the Bill should pass through any other i stage. Mr. analingN and other Members brought up from the Commons the Irish Witchcraft Law Repeal, and the Irish Bankrupt Law Amendment llillr, with several prinita Bills, whi‘h were read a first time. The Irish Attorney Fees Regulation Bill was read a second time. 'I be Commercial Intercourse, and the Grampound Wittmeses hitlemnity Bills, went respectively through Consmittees, and were reported. The Earl of CARNARVOX presented a Petition from the Owners and Oceupicrs of Laud in certain Ifswirods of the County of Leicester, praying for the Repeal of the Duty on Husbandry nurses.—Read and laid on the table. _ _ iMPOUNTS). The Rarl of CAKNAILVON g.tve notice, that he should Inure on Monday the bill of April next. that the Witnet•ses 11111 the liratup4uud Case do attend at the Bar of the M o ore. Ills Lordship then also gave notice, that he should move the second readin' of the tirJuipouild Disfran chisement Bill on Munday, the 9th of April.—Ad ;ottrued. We are. I allies and Gentlemen. Your most humble aervants, JOHN HERB, JAMES DANIEL., %11 FU I .1 RTO N ELM I INSTONE, JOHN INtiLIS. J %MKS PATTISfEN. East India House, Nlarelt 2S. ISt!. E •IST 1)1.1 21. !WC THE emlrl , ;t* Cil•rg %/. Ihr rilib ( .'llllpailll nt ihrelasets of Emytand, trading to Ike East ladies ale he rtb.4 girt Notice, TLat the fitment{ Conrt appointed to Ito held on Wed sesday the 41it of April next, is farther made special. for the purpose of sultutitting. for c onfirmation. the Resole tion of the General Court tit this du). approving the Resolution of the Court of Directors. of the 17th of Jannsrs lost, granting to (*awaits Daniel Ross. of the Bom bay Marine, the sum of 14001. under theA ircumata newt therein stated. The Report required by the tic-Law, cap. (1, sec. VO, to• gather with the documents upon %Odell the said Reorlution Ms been formed. are open fur the instwetion of the Proprie tors at this house. JOSEPH DART, Nee. . . _ EAST INDIA Mora VI. 10111. THE Coort of DereePors of the I . otrel Cwapsissy 0 . 1 Merchants of England, trading tie flee East Indies. tot:Ards' girt. .Nolicr. Tint a Special neutral Court of the said Commits. will be held at their Horse, in Imadenlitill-street, on Wednesday the 4th of April next, at I I o'clock in the forenoon, in consequence of Notice !owing been this da' gives by a Proprietor, of his intention to submit to the t. fasral COVrt, a Motion founded on a letter addressed by the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Court of Directors. to Use Right Honourable Ueorge Cassias, dated the I.Vii December mist. The said Letter. and the reply to it. are now pointing. ogreeahly to the flenersi Court'sliestemtion of this day. and alley will be ready for delivers to the Proptieto• s, at tins House, on Friday next, the 2 . 341 instant. J OSEI' II DART. Sec. 11OUSE OF COMMONs, Sir J. coTTERELL pregrtited a l'etiti..n from the Dean and Chapter of the (*allied •Bari hof Here ford, against the Catholic Cl.iini•.—Or , lvred to lie un the table. Mr. L. KECK brnoglit in a Bill to legalize inden tares of apprenticeship and reciiieates of settlement granted by parochial authorities.—ltcai a tirst, and ordered to he read a second tin the titroirm of Lord ST IN 1.17 T. a - etert Commit tee WA% to into revtlations now in force respectin, the stampie.: . of is Cloths. The Pulolie Notaries (in Ireland) Bill was read a third time and passed. AEI omits of the toimher and .11110111 d of Stamped Notes, issued by Country Baishr, in to enty years, front the year 17;lt, were otrier:il to be Lod before the I,onse. The ttttt mittee on the Spilka St.imps Ilia, was post poned till ri The Innkeepers' .\lhp►rancrc !till ►rent thronil► a Committee, the Report of which 1% as orarreil to be re. ceived Mr. U. GRANT obtained leave to bring, in Bills to abolish Pilsen Fees, and amend the Insolvency Act is Ireland. iffserliansAilliatias MW was 'wad a third time and passed. Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from certain inbabit.ints of Bolton, in Lancashire., in favour of the Convoy Courts Itill.—Ordcce.l to ie. on thy table. On the motion of Mr. ill *M E, accounts of the amount of the civil fund connected nith the Ordnance Department, farmed by a centril ntion of ore day's pay of the Officers and rivates in each company, with 4 0. the names of the widt ievrd from the saute, were ordered to he laid befo the House, together with a return of all waetant officers, seamen, sad boys, ape nected with the ordnance of the navy, ur the dr/allot: magazines, specifying their pay and allowance ex clusive of what they received front the 4k-finance, and also ..n amended return of the t lerLs and others con nected n ith the Civil Department of the Orstwiner since January !Sift, specifying the nature of the ap pointments, and the pay and allowances enjoyed by such persons. 11.. HCME gave notice that he woull t..-morrow move for accounts of the expenses of one of oar co lonics while under the French 6Jvernment. together with a return of the debt owed to the East 111411 J lOW. Wells, kei, u e Sea In Nurfolk.—Shipliincr, lereantile Stuck, Estates. 6e. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM ANAELL. By dirseilon of the lus.utlee, of M. Thomas un. a Bankrupt. un MUN Dl% . April 9. at the Fleere Wells aforesaid, preebely nt Two tfiertolon. rIIHE Vlvit FOLLOWING VALUABLE VES JR. SEIM : Lot I. The new Oak boilt Slelep Wirttivrernst : saws sores per Reg6ter Tons: d sneueloas. len.th Mott 117 Feet: breadth, IS keel 104 lathes; depth, S Feel tte brkes. Lot 9. 'Me plod Onk built Sloop SVITVe. admeasitres per Register. 116 Tons : dimensions. length atoll :4 Wert 3 tubes ; breadth IS Fret ; depth S Fret. Lot 3. The good °al. built lirti• the Tti.tr.r. Fitir•sos. measures per Itt.,;ister hl Tons; ilOtenslons. length aloft 3t' Feet I I Inches breadth 16Fect 6 Inches ; depth 8 Feet. Lot 4. The good built Sloop Tits I)OLANIN. adineascres per ilegii•ter ;0 Tons ; dimensions, length "don 36 Feet Inches ; breadth 17 Fret 6 Inch. 4 ; depth 14 Feet I Inch. Lot 6. The good Oat. built 11-i4 Thirty ; ailineasures per Register I 3 Ton. ; dimensions, lergth aloft 30 Feet Indies; breed; ti I; Feet 4 Inches; dep ths Feet Inches. 9 The above l'ecsels are all lying at Wclis*Qaay. are all to exe 'neat trim lit for sea.-- .111 y lwrieted, by apply ing to llr. Sin.p.on, at the Untentitir-house of Mr. Oibbonv, tear to the Quay, and of shorn Inventories may be inspected Also will be Sold by Auction on the Premises, at Wells evsesnid, on Tev.dny the 111th, Wceut•sdae the 11th. Friday the 1316, and %numbly the 14th Days of April. precisely t Eleven al luck each Day ; all the valuable awl very exten sive Nicek in 'the said Mi. Thomas tlibbons..iien. • The St..el,eues*:sis of linseed and rapc-caaes, coals, malt, tops. rye ins:, atilt ^tit r tettai, wheal an.: other grains, crown glass. g.a's hottle, delis. lash, Yorkshire stone. 'r , rk, tile. f... T:,;? impietneat compri ee t4llp palest weighing maeldeft, by Motharsl. I)reealng mealtime and mitefts. 01. I II&C 116.:i3. malt will, Ac. Also a neat gig and bereft*. morrit flames.' mare, capital dark cbeseat riding rare, 'atth *RI Erects, all of wi.ieti will be fully ea rm.., b ettaloprites to be heel in due time prelloes to t the he sale. at the principal taus in th e eeighbourlsoOd , aad of aettleamar, Nurfetk. Al" *lli be sold by Auetio.s. at the Fleece Tao. Walla niereseld, on Nlnedr.y the 16% day of April 1 941 . at t wo ! . desk in the afternoon, the Connote; valuable estates, Sada at Wells aforesaid, the property of the said Mr. Tbssas Gibbons, junior, 13e dire coon of the Assignees, Cemprlshig all Pitt 'parlous dwellinc-hoise and races. urea-bense. gin r • arda. stable. gig house. eon lodge. lied ether appurtenances thereto beloseing. shoat" af ar the kiusey, adjuitiiiiir to the Teta lan, with a commodious gallery teat in the ehoreh. Alms all that capital treasury and coal bents*. with two Ibex and two cumeine-rooess. sheeted ewer the Quay.wit h tit* cinder yard and gangway for shipplai coga, te dlrectly t pposite to the smith grdatieY- Also all Writ extensive 'malt-brute and armory. coal louse' " 44 Ills. Ostrow, Ike. situated la the Lion Yard. "Main*. range of building lent loam by feel wide. Also a good substantial v ailanted at t h e weal ' end, with a wash-house, nearto the same in the occupation of Cuter Balls.. Tile whole of which are is very good re •ate• The above ant be fully described is printed prticalara, which say be Lail six days wevious to lair sal.. at the Noe - IA Rotel NOrWie%l ; Dike - % bead. Lynn ; "va n ' **al. haw Feathers. Unit ; Klaies Arms. Devehata ; at the piece e( vale; of Mr. Wits's. solicitor. sad doe Asetiosear. both of Fabraha These estates viii be bead particularly worth the *Wen tion el any fleittventan wishing to invest or to ea:bark is a emersion, concern. beteg replete with ' , WY e ittive ' lliraee for a largo Peale rat beelaela. Wen. being a very eseelleat part routs*, a•zwod Isarlsour. and wOthill M atomai at otter e. the A:st corn ii.ari.ets iu his county. pany. Li•sliuNi; Fox presents , ' papers relative to the Stamp Mice in I relatol.—t/r.lc-e.l. MtVl' ‘91.:9 OF siLVER. Mr. Olt EN FELL rose to v e the House for the proiliteti ,, t, of the terms on which the ittit lead ob tained silver for the silver coins„ r. The Noose wonld recollect that he had called their attention to this set,- j e er hefore. The present motion was brought forward to akar,' the Chancellor of the Excoroper au oppor tunity of civiug some explanation. If the rumours whidi he bad heard were correct, no blame could at tach to tLc part which the Bank of England hal acted in this tiatetaction. The Mir he understood to be this. The Right Honourable lientlensen finding him self, in the Antoine of 1919, to be in possessioa of silver in bars to She amount of 1,300,000!. had allow ed the Hank to take that silver in part payment of the 4.000,00'1. due to the Hank front Government. The Bank he ttiplerstood WAS to take that silver at ss. 2.1. the ounce, with an uoilertakiug on their part that whatever silver should be wanted for coinitt:r at the Mint, the Oink world undertake to deliver bark that amount of silver on the same terms. If this were the natur.• of t!se transaction, not the antallest blame could attach to the Musk. He was happy to state this in the presence of his Hon. Friend opposite (Mr. rearm), as, though determined sever to spare the Hank when he disapproved of their proem:ling% be was happy to bear testimony to their good comfort, when he found as oecasion for doing so. The manner in which the silver coinage had been conducted. he regarded as highly creditable to the Goverment of the country. No hiatus whatever coal , ' attach to the 4.loverumeat for their conduct in the transaction to which he had called the attention of the house, uuleas it should ap pear that the Public bad paid a higher for their silver that, they ought to have paid. He then moved fur a return of all purchases of silver made by the Uoveru osent since slay. 1141fi, stating the quantity, prices, dater. and other particulars applicable to each W- A' the 1.--lee from whom the Count Chriatiani. appointed Direetor-Oeneral of Police, wis a prefect in France. He i% known in i'irdniont fur an address he made to i celebrated per sonage during the hundred days. The inonisitive in matters of religion. opinion will derive a high ,1-itifiration frees the peresal of the new work, treating at large of the nefireirsAa and Reli- Kiva: QpiPions tr • Nations. Besid , s •exhibiting. with impartiality, the Doctrines and Practices of all Christian Sects, it treats at large of the prevent stale of Religion among the Jers, of the tenets a nd cer . me nials ~false aftranns 'lanai and of the vaginas super stitions of the Pagan and /kik/foes tribes awl • n. 1.1 lbw Spired over Able, Africa, and Ausetit'a. he a ol ! livitim of 190 engravings renders it wise of the moist &Vitriol volatiles is any l i astipipso: • The Misting& tiMeritien have laid op &Or 600 itt omosh4wroice e>t a bite +Jest vtilli.tityrneventipp sieger, inel,the 'leash of *any . livya.liate {soak oi • nice; +same... ... Sir 11. PARNELL sail, that it wat always in the. power f the Batik of !relend to corrett.the vatiati4o, het tyro% the value of gold and of thFir notes: It w osid have been oily uecislry.to increase t'ke issle of in order to 4. ieg it down to she v ilue of hold. Jr hoped, that for the pure, se of preveroim in the orreuev, t .0,0 E! klo.s. Ger V i e. f• • . . r;ier 3 ill e_ll r e S . 7 .1 . 4 ;• ni . 444 1 4v4 . 44 t 44 : 4 ; 4 : 4 4 0 4 7 r ra - 17:01 - . c 10 „, p•— • • •h he nuns 8 'i I • I I tus k iglus in 1 % , 5 rre 4) , _ ktig' t . l . (i . ill 4v11.. enrshasei. watt cypeqte woti.t: nut o L i.oct :J thr 3 pi• n auva! o i - _ I itrz nee the In Al• to re 1.' 4 T ost .!•••• 4 . • 1•1114 fir C li• r 11,13••