The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-10 00:00:00

werarisent 400.0001. more; sad is 1914 they advaseed an additional kill of 150.0001. In the third year of Crory. I. the interest on their copilot stock was reduc ed to 51. per cent. when the Beek agreed to deliver up Etching's Bills to Are assiemet of 2,000.0001.mnd to ac. cept ores ouneity of 100.0004.: end it was declared lawful for the Bank to call epee their embers, In proportion tertheir interests le their capital stock, for set sores of mosey as in a General Court Arnold tie friend immunity. on pain of having the dividend., of arch members stopped sod applied towards pay. meet of the tower in rooster, as also of such du. teriters belied the trawlers of their shares stopped in 11he memoir, sod be chereeable with an interest of Ire per toot. per sears fee the money so omitted to be rid. If OM priecipel end interest remained three sortie *Grid, thee the Bask had the poser to MI so moth of the , defaulter's stock as world • reduced the Government .1 other by the Cop ihm eel G•versmeet'si re.half car. In 1746 . dee tn the d.tits ,sboold be realty of r pet soot. fent/wave \ti credit of at foot ter that Company `4,110131. ; **her per coot. that time to MM. pitmans, they Teseeted -. 1 the trade •f Me Company's - , oaelosage, Ow beying geld end blew, and e - Gemissmest sees. ' Aim like miser the Beek soloed late the - ebote.mteselieleMiemeiract, ea they-Most keep us. ' viespihyed a Inger she el teensy Ass they skew. lei meeesivary to astsver lisek eidieery sod el. traistditiery demesde, O. could set cameenieetly 'tike at of their cornet cash is large a awe Im a billies, wilb whisk they were obliged- to freideb the Government, whitest either leseasiog that • iii; (erhish esevW benison very disadvaatageous le lbsleal)Me isiestkig mesh methods that sheeld aositer • alb, perpasesist tiepin the edifies is sash. For • Ibis primes they opessid a sebectiptios, which they NOW, es, welly, for a miiiios of tams/ ; wherein the subscribing advance lea per Nat. and slopes to posy • ehr teessiedet whessafted epos, seder the peoalty of • fortehiog the is percent. eisedeatsced ; in cormiders- Ilees of which, the Yank pays the sobscribers four per twat. for the mousy paid le, sod eon North per cent. ifee the whole sissy agreed to he furnished ; end in Wes all should iseppes to he made for the whet', or say pot 'usenet, the Base agrees to pay teem • OW the rate of ire per sent. per eon. till sects time - as they shall repay k, which they are seder as Oil. ' ;shoe to d• et tie mid of the year. ' By ibis means the Hank obtains all Ilse porpoise of ' kerping no extra million of mosey by them ; sod thoegli the subscribers, if no all is made omen them, • receive six and a half per cent. for the money they ad. view, yet the Company gains the sem of 1.1,5001. • per ems. by the sestract, es the (*Howie( otatemest shoes :-... The , lest receives Item the elevesement for the nevenceof a esitioo. . z .. ~ .... h ~ .. ._...... A ACIIM peys due satmeribers reo arrow mpge re pity (oboe isoNril f.r) .Vmeesaid o. • 6.500 -- 1 1 1 116.11 i IWO mac nook therefore is 4 • ri t e . via state of the case while the Company eselit' tie 'ell on the subscribers; ad which they petscilly at en times be disinclined to de, as it , I - heir prolt, and affect their public credit F ill .. . c :t ' Bet the ran span them wes so great in 10 Usk they did make the demand, and the cense. grease was 'overlain to their credit, and minims to a few lodivideals, who, highly pleased with the ample interest for their money, and ..... *spotting to be celled open for the other pert of their subscription, made no provision Tee it, by which their affairs were threats lot* the gneitest coefesion and rein. This was the rime with a Gereresient ages', who could mat convert his proierly - teto MN, ISIS 110011101 to answer the demigod *Wiest laying open the state of his effeirs. fly this eepotitlos he lest his pre via.' repseition, and, k le sepposed, hie lift late the boreal,. From this short History of the tisk of Englssd, it most appear that its nahility or rain is issolveel with that of the Dritkh Goievement. Its officers sad proprietors have gekbeitery amply by their dealings with the Public; 1141144Cforarror are most 44 them Gentlemen of eimstaiseellefortenes. It is notorioes,, however, that for lidires shit* will miser be fully know", ph lapeetsta of this institution hare deviated from Nu eseregesseeis with, and prattles to, the Pa. fir. The Bask his always been taveared and easels. raged• by the Goternmest. It enjoys exclusive pile sages, sod a monopoly ; the Legislators hating do. dared it illegal for any more than six pesos to es. 'eclat, in any basking concern. Besides the proles arising frees doeliegs with Its trading flock, the Beak is sllowed Immense sums suturally, ,for the MINISID• went of the annuities paid et tbeirlefices. Thesis profits increase in proportion to the necessities of the Stele, sad the isms*e of taus; so that theDisecters have us interest to induce them to press down the Moister's hod, whenever he would wield thesweed of war. While the People are impoverishing, there• fore, it is easy to observe, the Directors of the Bask of &gifted, my be every day improving their fortunes. (To be co:dinned.] Bills, tbsy snicked any entre them ; and and above 1 TO CORRZSPONDEMT3. *** We liacerely that G. R. i M. Z i b t i Sb, • • R•stie nee* et d, a*, 4/Defiles 4 116'4164 aietbift` y Or Me sow; ba.4Wr • (onward epos Noy oreriks. PRICE OF STOCKS THI Rene Week 9 per C.o. Red. 3 per Cow. Camels 741 • %per Cent. Coasok far Am. 741 4 per Cent. THE STATESMAN; LONDON I W =USDA% iiaMail 10, 1819. In loobing to the toolisomistory proceed'''. of such day, to hopes to see fta• assume a cemplelliou and character suited Is do critical times in which we lire; we Unrest bet feel a disappointment is find that a Secret Committee, sitting upon national boll. mess which ought to be public, prep•ses to itself to take sic seeks for doing that which soy able cc compels& isl Lustful would accempli•h in a week...— What elaborate researches ass there to be made? With a pommy candle all the Nowt, ccontalalog Hill precious musk, ohelliter In bullion •r la eerie, deposited In the cellars of the Bank, might be ',impeded In Ise hours—they are set so numerous. What abstruse sums in Algebra are there to be 'resits that should consume as leech rideable time ?—Tlte minor and phis Ile is a little compass, sad the efiteliu might be speedily s►ewa to t►e impatient eye of dogsleds, say, of millions. If the sobjett be of that delicate nature that weeks most ►e taken for what requires only dayv, k might be satisfactory to the People of the Milted Kinadoes, that eac► Member made as affidavit, that be would is no way take advantage by himself, nor throogh a friend, of the hassled., be pommies, from day to day, is the affairs of the Soak ; it.. esdoehtedly, f Ikere mere any selfOnterested person fa the Coal 'Witte, he sighs, free the absurd idea, that the BARK of ENGLAND is the Foasvma of EnaLcse, enrich himself at the imposes of public credulity and public delusion. Ea the nest piety we •te 'flitted to behold mote eer•eelne+s amoifesosd in legislating for the proserta. lion of the geese, thin for that of preverviog the live+ of our fellow-creatures: not bat that the Honour able Member for flostfordshire treeted the subject as it ought to be; that he would make pm* like other property on laid; sad that it should dile, Gem sheep, Stem, &s. pasts; es the land, its no other point than tile—that sheep should be • fitted pro party, while game was a moveable one, always his longlog to that individeal ea 1111011111 land it might happen to be. By this system the country would get rid of the mocourapment given to poaching by t►e small occoopiers and the possessors of large personal property, and all that would be left for the Howse led. would be to devise a remedy spinet the stealing of It. So far 110 Weil ; bet how lautentaltle to hear Geode men in the ivied Nakao! Ceentit threw eel the hint, that if the Game Laws are reheard, they shall be ladeeed to leave their 'Pensions sad eoeetry- WHIM altogether, by such spoiling of sports; sod, °remorse, the Poor Rates will fell with sceumelated sleight ea those who are chained to the soil ►y bard necessity. " Though last, not least, in tier esteem" is the coosideratioo of the lesolveet Debtors' Act. To legate la this point, and give perfect satisfaction to .th Debtor and Creditor, is mitre to be wished lhee espected. We might indeed apply the words of a classic author to so difficult a task—" hie labor, hoc spur." Till morality shall be [more encouraged by the oomph, of the higher and the highest classes, we minaret hope to prevent these (roods which its toe frequently committed by the cooping debtnr on the ensespecting creditor. Oa the other hand, while we see the legislators them. selves obtain their seats ie the Semite, and its accost. ponying privilege., by a breach of the lows, owl en emelt epee the Constitetien, how is it to be espected that thoPeopiewill duly respect the laws mode by them. The greed point iu moot cases le to provost detectlise in the regatta's: though the meet gross of these of traces which weltave In oar eye " is as peblic us the son at noon-day," the subordinate ones ',creed tic- cording to their muney. In this we follow the SperSas aseithe—Rob if yes can, but avoid the dis. grace of reposer,. Some Commissaries have els• touted places at Court, ethers pillories is the streets. Thus terns the wheel of fortune; nor can its move ment be mere regularly and virtuously lived, till as honest IiSVORII has applied& new windlass for the industries& head to tore. Mr. M. A. TATLOit'S notice of a Rodeo for a restore of the sew lodged to the Bank of Coshed by the Accoeittant-Geserel of the Comet ef Chancery, sill allied a greet satisfaction, set eel, to the ethers its that Court, bet to the Public at WO. Many friendly suits hive lain in that Coen for 10, 13, or *9,020 years undecided. What applicatlos h wade of the hearth of the capital all that 'bile ? HAIM.= CLIIB.—It anedS pest witlsfaction to Ike Friwods of Reform, that the Club seder this name, sacred to liberty, is to wet shortly. 71lie Flint* of the People, usder whatever ilettowiustion they teeny be knows, might cot to lose a day to peeving the slunk, of their profession. IL *alley the same. After this the Bask reties' *taloa of the 1,003,0001. feat is tits Gofer 4rem Ovate fiver per coat. mad purchased metral aireski.S. whiali were afterwards redeemed b GdOeressist,aud the National Dept dee to the 'Led p e l eg le 1,100,0001. Bet in 1142 the Coe to tepply the Government with anoths at 1411004,41001. at Area per amt. which 41 eel. %Oarlike*. per cealeaaavitiee ; that the Gate/tat debt tmthe Beak walk so, 3,100,0001. ese-ha vying fear, the ether only three per cent. Is tie Oempasy weed Hatt the sem of 916,8001. , thee ea the Sealialater Bills Irstethilled,er tbs. for Ressan toxin t*itetts batters by retail, she maitarliail ; sodli lit 4 thereof t. swept of ea sum • 39,14111"Slomias4reitt of that sum at tsar pm toe trestillsay shomerited to advent:slits fertlm WI of Asti the Etchequer ups. the cc - arising ity the Malt and Lead Tat i or Nit Bills to be lased ft ais east ties of which the Get IreNt t ambled to s t their capital with 986,1 Via ‘lllissat Of which % to well es that of lb. alilliditfrie was reamed to three sed.v.half pet • ebb thotillk of Deastaber, 1737, and from the w 'to besersesty threc per seat. Now in order t -,bis the. Is circalses the said &chequer Bills ...established whet sailed Bank Geradslion. liarCespeay was reqeired to keep cash se 'itetzestly le sower the restates het alto any • viaisety dusted Hirt might he ;ed. epos then qv biteeer messy they had by them, ever sad I thong, rapposedmasessary ler them purposes 1 iitseleed to employ ta what hes bow calla Ha if the emeeparty,vis• In dammed.. bills of ems VAT AT ORR itro.ocK. 6 pre COI. Navy 166 NON 14•86, 11l 61 Loft A. 'hemmer Billet 3 dis. Orion IMF STATESMAN .« 10:s UTII A .11 ERIC!. \ ) • S. 11M jpeLikbtained intfltierbee, that the. bell Aim, tilt earselpsnied the Rpm, $ll which Lord COC/111Alit left the British Unita!, meshed Volpe rase as the -11046..lioviesbas; sod that his Lordship was horsily especieil to itrrive - in ghat yore. e' fortnldsble eapedition prepared by the Repeblk of Chili, to attack 'LIM,- the capital of Peru, held by the Spaniards, was to leave Valparaiso in the latter end of 'February, and which ape. dition was to he engrafted to the breve and heroic COCHIIAIIf. Probably he is at this hoer candeetlng the espeditioa, sod thearhe anquest of that country, and with it for ever the dissolution of the power of Old Spain la thet cisterns, of the world, is about to be accomplished coder his Lordship's sapless. Shnnid the above object be gloriously attained, of which then is scarcely eny doubt, the areetat effect may be supposed to follow that his ever been con nected with the history of man in 141 sweep or civil condition. The Patriot's happy destiny will be tiard, hes prospects will not be cheesered by the possibility of reverses. His Rood will be permareat. —N. arddiag jealous Sovereige or State can inter. fere with tosillaS promises, es in Poland ; .o with maces sad power, as in France; they Isere the freed country to MHO over unmolested, unistroded upon. We are sorry, however, to fired that there are allay of .sr arsotrymen speceleline (from meramary views) epos the frustration of the heavenly work ! ! ! of this more to.nrsgrrow.. RADICAL REFORM. The necessity of commencing this ulster? work becomes more end more evident sooty dey ; loin. emelt, that it is serprisiag that any Gentleman can be found to stand up in the Noose of Commoes, and twit Sir FRANCIS Bosom for soy teflections he may make op tie system of hoping and selling the Rotten Boroughs, as if the Bermset was committing a libel epos this constitutional commerce, and maligning those Honourable Gentlemen whose pure views had induced them to deal In it. The betioess of Penr3ris is before the Honourefk Effuse, sod the abased Pub. lie; that of Barnstaple is pretty well known to many, besides to Sir IllawnssAtt MASSIN Lelia, the briber, corruptor, and till sow the honourable sluing Member. Bet all this es nothing compared to the lameeelete proceedings at Vrompotrud, as Messrs. tuns* and Roseirrsos can Inform the Its. qalsitite world if they plena; sad more especially if the information were made tripartile, by ale addi tion of a Gentlemen In Pall Mall, who, from agency destine in King's Writs for stets, was constrsioed try a latitat tea sett in the Zing's Bench!!! Me.Swesa, or Peewee, A. Pga.—lt Is commie for boasting men to make their own geese swans.— The corrept Penryn has made its Sam a goose, ah, sod plucked hint w►ll toe. If men would e► could give themselves time to think, their hair wowed stand on mad " like fr►tful quills upon the pereepine;" bet, ales! nineteen twentieths of the People are enmesingly employed in wattling off the deadly revers of poverty, and the other complement is taking all the rare they can of themselves. Public virtue may well be regarded as as eaploded doctrine—where I it in short to be foetid ? While she country is christened to be shaken to its very foundation by the streaks of the mighty few in the end to throw off its rust end correption, in order to restore it to what it ones *es, and what it might happily be spin—while it is agonised by the espences of a calamitous war sod pressed dews, by lases, we me a Corporite Body id rich merchants cooling* to ley the whole Pabik order contribetiow by their circulating -vapor, and I thereby pocketing millions in the way of loess add agency, and dividing tea per cent. on their caFital.t— Hew tang will as infate.aed People endure all this? The remains of Lady ELLlNsotosteu erne be re mowed en Friday neat, from her late residence, in Hertford-street. Mayfair, for hoarsest, in the fi erily vault, at North Cray, Kent. • Lord CAITLIMMEASU will .rellsoltl et his seat at North Cray, till after the fsemal of Lady ELLAII. folloosll. Uis Royal Highness the Palace Benurr has been pleased to appoint Climatal KNATCIIIULL, Ertl. son of Sir K. Kaimituaut.i., Bert. to be his Majesty's Cosset at Nantes, and all other ports sod pieces is t►e department of the Loafer Leke. • Is arosetteessee of Mr. Sways...being declared not duly elected; an active reeves* took place in the Bo• rough of Peeress last week, by the friends of Mr. Statue for mottle SWARD, Eati . and by Messrs. %ovum and the Corporatims for Pie. ANatetaex. Iles.t.tau.—Fereigegeld was yesterday at 41.15. 6d4 sew dauNeons all. 45.; and silver, is bars, standard, Si. 6J. The disputes between the coal-proprietors and their workmen et St. Helens Great an end. The mos ten have selected sock of the men as they thought proper, but without any concessions en the part of the former; several of the men are, therefore, left without arm ernployurest. Specie! Commissions of Jail Delivery are to be it this spas", for the irk Owe, to the C 0111114.11 of Durham, Northumberland, Westmorland, sod Cum• *flood. It Is in contemplation. pr►vioel to soother Tree, to divide the Nerthere Circeit. and to hove regsisr Commissions tsf Anise, Nisi Prins, te. lots Yorkshire, Durham, sad Northumberland, as t►eewe Circuit; sad into Lancashire, Westmerlarid, god Cemberleari, as the other. This arnagessitmt, ever, will materially affect the convenience of the Gentlemen of the Bar.—lt will, probably *ha NM cation an addition to the number of the Judges. ANACDOTICII.. COALITION lIF.TWEIN THE LATE allt. FOX AND LORD NORTH, SHOWING T HE INLOIIBIsIENcy OF A GRLAT 5TA14.514/IA. Me. Fos was tweed by hundreds t o declare ' s,. the bib day of Muth, )784, that " Whenever he should enter into any terms with as indisidoel of Lord NOnTint Cattinitl, be noold rest vatoilled In b. called the most infamous of matlkind." Adding, that " be sever could noarish she Idea of coalescing with Minister', who had proved themselves devoid of honour and honesty ; as in the bands of sock men, be would ant for a moment ',strew his oath noer." To varnish over, therefore, so complete a clangs of language, sentiments, and "yore, h is:faired all those tabled", that bold eloquence, ea disregard of public opinion, which swat do Afro. it. wa s never, indeed, regardcl as animated by any other motives, in kW opposition to lb. Peace of 1783, than ambition end a desire of poser. Pm's. ally odious to the Kula, as be well knew Atwoodf to be, on account at his private irregolsrities, not lees than from the lino of political sedan which bb had embriced daring many yes s; be beheld lin mode or chance of speedily entering the C.binet, except be uniting at ono, with I.ord Nuirris. FOE sad (Wai t tad a hundred times turmoil Lord Morrie walk dm Mock; yet they after nerds coalesced stub ON 11111 Lit; Us•/MON. TO THE EDITOR 01 TOE STtTESMAN. gia,—Tbe late rhoseliancome and from eapronlms of " Public ()Onion" in slits imaieneeiy populated Metropolis, speak. a language that cannot leo satin dersiood nr perverted, but by idiots sad sophist.--the Ignorant and the depraved,—the peevey ur to onfeel• leg avarice,—and 'be literary hirelind, who bias. phones for splendid infants ; hut, I pressow, that neither with pie nor ow can etch *eon rosswnors an d practical atheists have the least inAirenge. We know, from a series of motors rellections and obi/trestle's, that Politic Oldisien I. that tremendous lever by which the Tlforal" Ruler of the 11i.tiont" has eurnotsively indica/Myr effected the fall or political rogesseration of the most stependmis states and einpirea, and thus in a moment pet to confusion ibe prowl sagacity of the statesmen, —the pinioned celeste tines of the teemed. —and the •isol.econceieed plans and arrartgaMents of the great ! !! —Before hit reason is prostrated in silence—He destio)s the issues of probability. and crone., suipeods, crush*., and nanny, b at wi n g nerds !—lfy lira is impelled the hidden springs of human action, in the inditidesl,--the aggregate and complicated marbiitery of the world. 1k event., his own specifics anti combines results according to his own sovereign will and pleasure, and it It this almighty, pervading, end stint g ogee cy which holds and trims the steered haleniec of power, —who frowns on efniernitleted ;grinds, and tit that SUM? lime MVP,* with list pftterftesilisd the ealleriag avid bleeding family of the horalTaiiccit.—it and Be etione, who " unbars the lonsi.gatio," sod dire* popular idignation ! I—lt is Hies who died. _pates error from the mind* of Ike Pen..ie, •nri•chi• bits the 'regaling end viodidtve demons of *rocks, in Ow northetire re o geeoce of an oppresses, Peo ple!! and, Sir. it 19 flier, in the spirit ut Public d i ed , who is no. drawing lines of cireamoallabilm oripood she ortioorks end diode' trafforMi be gir ag!l and wee to those who shelf Or found no that day) standing span the crater of his burning servils!!!!—limi, then. I now leave in the hand. of s mite Providence IIIT,CAS—TIA and the CAN -nos, while! hail with thrilling .'a lines of &li c ks s bat ri si sig Arid/doom/ Terming siar,"ohoseprecorMort ray, is encoding over use riode ',grows of istelloctell darkness. This diffusive principle f light, whilst it dazzles sod codoontle the blaspheming ' Priests of it the dolorous mediae/ion soreases al Ike pokifical" unclean spirits." le Imo, Mr. EDITOR, accemalatiog events are now, with gigantic strides, eidilag bock sae dense shadm of weld night, and eshibits our illumined pyramid of &idled deforms soblitaely rising upon the grew plane tit time, sot. mended by kneeling myriads, composed of potpie all manors, kiadrods, tangoes, and nations. I to, Sir, V ERlTfis, Loadoo, Mares 41. Olt late of Ittareh-alb, ask. CITY BOUNIaa.—A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guildhall. which was numerously at. towded.--Tho Bishop of °croon was requested to preach tho Spits! Serum°, on Easter Monday, at the parish of Christ Chinch, Neergatb.stvoist, before the LORD MAT9IL, Aldermen, sod Gaallflleri • of ,he Hievetal Hospitals.—Mr. W. Mats, ono of the Atiornies of Om Mayor's Court, attended, and alienated hir place to Mr I. Cawrca,tehts was swore into that elite.—Taw bars of Gold, weighing alma 1900 ounces, yen swots off for oopoitatioe.—A person attended from Auditor's 0111 co with this robes Orphan Account, which was allowed.—TM Corot issaninsoissly voted Thanks to first Ras. Mr. J. SAW. lON, Chaplain la the Loan Walton, foe hiallisrusiso, preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, no Plough Susdsy last.—Sundry persons were swoon, and othersadmit. ted Brokers. RaIsOTAL OT Coxvicts.—This morning, it as tarty hoer, the following convicts, 'headed by *proper es. cart, were cense. ed from llorsemongtr.lane Prima to the !Wks, at Wool ich,prepontory to their Imes pottation from this country s— R. Hilmar*, T. Willis ' J. (ledge, Wm. Doris, Jos. Wortsenholl, J. liarroil,J Smith, Michael Brost, J. Quin, T. lire, and J. Mitchell.—They are young Mee, sod most of them ootorines pickpockets, well known to the Sur. my Polk. °Meets ' mad their removal is osesiderei a ;mot relief to Sisotlioark mod its vicinity. A remarkably interesting work of Madame DI Gtstas has bees jest published by Mr. Cocousx. It h emitted, Let Parvenus, ou let diventares di Alien Delmours. It may be considered as a sort of notional tate, the mother having contrived to eshibit, under the mask of a most amusing fictitious history. a complete view of the society and manners in Fritter for the lost 30 years. Like the ingenious anther of ilia Was, she has described personages of all raakl, and criticised every thing which in manners appeared to her reprehensible or ridiculous. She has also in. berg/oven lo her work s considereble ounsbor of fins traits, hitherto unknown, which prove, that even in the time at terror, when the lows slept, virtue fret still auto. ..~ 4 \, V' I . . at X