The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-08 00:00:00

-* ••••`. ma ... 3- • t: • • c t • ,' • : .. •• '.' 1 1: I 41 11I b .. - , . i . . • • . • ill . • a.,, . . , , • - • . J ipii i . . . .. • 1 C: ip.i . cw _..1. , ! • . E - 0 • I Irk' ••••••• • • . . 1 I ID . - Rt. .. . Rt. . . a Rt. LIII Rt. Rt i Re , . , Lai I RI. ~. Rt. ~ TIN 1 . Idr di^ ko. Witt THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.L(NI3. T HIS present EVENING, Feb. 8, their Majesties' Servants will perform THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. illiklock, Itlr. Kean, Irons the Theatre Royal Exeter, his sth .44)peurance on this stage. After which, A New Splemtlid Moilmairne, HARLEQUIN HARPER.; or, A Jump from Japan. Boxes, 7j. Second Price ji. 6d. Seconl "Mee,. S.—Lower Oallery, Sr.; Second Price, h.—Upper &Airy • 14 • ..• Second Price, 6d. TWEATRE-ROYA bOVENT-OAROEN. Tn" pt eent EVENING,. reb.. be peruniiiea, The New ewesie•Optira. called THE FARMER'S WIFE. To -which will be added, • . lATHAIIINE AND PETRUCHIO. -The Doors to be .peped ,at ball rot lye +o'clock, lei be-.., iriti 31 half {nut six. .. . . REFUGE. FOR THE DEST.LTUTR, "DID: SEVENTII AISTNIV ERSAItY DINNER, will heat the City nellsoodon Tavern, Bishapsgate-street, Thursday, the 10th of Fehrnary, 1814. easstarai. His Royal Highness the Doke of York, itt the Chair. vies.PaEsivenTs. Hon. Earl Moira. K.G. Han. and Rt. Rev. the Bishop t. Hon. Litrl of Stamford of Winchester • and Warrington RI. Hon. N. Vansittart, Chan- Rt. 800. Earl lif Bristol teller of the Exchequer Lord Vistnunt Sidosnath Sir T. Punter, Vier-Chant. Rt. Hon. Lord Bardley Sir Thomas Boring, Bt. M.P. Rt s Hon. and Right Rev. the George Belford. Ksq. M.P. Bishop of London I Alexander Bennett, Esq. Rev. E. W. Whitaker fink tREIti. ~ Edward Fontes', Esq. IRDS. sieve'. Baker BnStarkey, Esq. William fmrinie, Esq. %Valiant Holden, Esq. John Marriott, Evan Phidipe. EN. Mmey Wigram, Bag. :lack precisely. ! Treasurers, Stewards, Seere- Ilectors ; and at the Bar of the of the President, Vice-Pre- ROBERT CROSBY, Sec: , Lord Vilenient Stdrootaib I HI. Him. Earl Pomfret ETM:Venrge Row, 141. P. The Recorder of Limbs 1 . Mr. Sheriff Monis }4w. Prot tieri.e„ Esq. M.P. James ttiMq Yore*, Esq. . Dinner nt Sit Tiekets, 14s. ti• be !rid of the tare t at the Refuge; of the Col Tavern. No servants ottnsitte.l but thew sidents, Treasurers, and Steward STATE LOTTERY, of 8,000 Tickets! begins Drawing 4th of MARCH; 1814. SCHEME. of . -- • —.•— • 3E+O 000 are X4O 050 . 1.. V,00.1 .. I 4 ....A 4. .. - sth) 4 ' 'AI ' /aOO ' - • .... 1('0 . .. l,OOO s.i.. . - .. 30 •'' • AM. v - - ... 17 • • • 16.011) Wr i sisi.T --. • • ' XBO ,OJO irstst-drains riot's,* 171. the FIRST DAY, will receive _ __X First.thasvutripasilwilliall. the S EC an D DAY, will receive ...„- • 1 3,0001. -4 Tickets .sii& SlioreiiwiiiiiSiog by 11 Wharititi , iod to.' Stott broken and Gdefroetoo for—tias...Lattem,..we thois Oilietic COMP '1 1 1!"MT FRlTaings, Cornhill, nod toeing the King's )less, - Chwttaiveirs•l Where they sold, in the Lottery that Sokbed Drays y% the Itith of Jouu•ry, Six of the Capitol Prises, in 79. Shares. HORNSBY and Co., Stock,-Brokers, No. 26, • C.oruhttl, respectfully beg: leave to return their grateful ackewiwitifgments to the Public, for the extensive Minoring.- !key have hitherto experienced, and are happy to announce the repetition, ion pie-eminent degree. of the good fortune which busatreaded the Purchasers of rickets and Shares et their 01See, bating shared and Sold, OW TIM LOTTERIES JUST FINISHED, No 418 ~ .... X 20,000 VO,OOO - IsISILI s,9st - . 4,1100 tf: ,____ _.__ __, 2 ,d•:.•... • 'islies Ifrriiiiiie4Bo3, stSdo, and ttie &coney paid humediatriv. ROKIIIBBT and Co. have on Site, is TICKETS and 'ORES; a Grand Selectinn of ('ff►pfal Prim for the elt- Lootsvi. allith BEGINS IIBAWING 4th of NNIT . . BY HIS MAJF.wcY'S ROYAL LErTErts P4TENT. • lIILLARD'S.INIPBRIAL TWINE CLOTH, IFur Regelatiog the Perspiration, and Prevention of takleg Cold). -11[IHIS Article, so desirable for its Economy, and its chuduciveiress to Health, is manufactured on a ma erasnliettl principle (avant tome l'agreable de la toile du liu), .rid is suitable to every climate and season. It is sold. stumped with the Patentee's Name, at the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. hi, CHEAPSIDE, and at tot other Wiese, in Pieces, containing 26 yard., end upwards. and nearly half the Price of Linens. Tote Sdeetiog , , both 5-4 moo 6-4, contain from two to four pair each. The delicate Article of WHITE I f [NTS, for Ladies Dress, lady. be obtained as above, in Piece-, from 21. R. to 51.95. 4rnincbi ASIMMONS and Co. tespectfuily acquaint the . Nobility and Pahlle In general, that a saying from 4e to 50 per cent. io the price of CLOTHES, by applying at tMI TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 129, New &mi st:eel ; No. 8 nod 481, Strassd, near Charing Clips.. bubj ed is a Sketch of the Ready Money Pq.IC ES : Best Superfine Coat ICS 15 to £4 4 0 Ditto Superfine, or Super Great Coati; 310506 $ •0 Lsdies' Mahlts . . 6 oto -6 16 6 Taiktiet or Mietseillei Waitteoam . 1) 16 to 018 1/ }lnt. White Diu* Dress Ditto . 0 ill In •I• 1. ,Q Rich Mack Silk Ditto . . 16 to 110 0 Worsted Stoekiag Pantaloons 1 6 in 110 . Tinto 8-Thread, very stout . . 1 .18 t.• 2 ,5 0 Cloth Pintidonna . 112 to 9 2 0 Kerseyssere Ditto . . 9 2 to 2 5 0 Breeches 1 6 "to 118 0 Prime Leather Ditto . . 312 to 3 9 0 LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket and Waisteont, and Curd 'Breeches S IS 6 Pug of Livery 45 ois 510 Sodom Coat S oto 316 htmit Blt2 Coat 3-15 to 610 I Overalls . 1 2tol 16 0 Terms of Contract Illy the Year, oa consideration of returning thi 1r old ones s 9 Suits per Year 417 0 6 Suitsper Year 4 k26 1A 4 Ditto 13 4 6 Ditto • 30'10 On the same pritici 'e, for Coati only : • S Coats per Year 410 10 6 Cams per Year 416 I 4 Ditto 13 10 .6. Mitt° . • 19 0 Gentlemen on joining their e •-nOnsteve regiincnik -40 ng abroad, aptly*, as ordered by his R..ft: the Cornmaodec-i • Ladies' Biding Dresses, tutdYoung Gentlemen's Bursar to, *Kele lain sapertor style. The extravagant charge of those mho take and give Ismateredit las been a subject of complaint, A. S. and Cu. asitire theiniblie they Will And a material difference in *their prices frqui'other houses: in consequence of conducting their business fur quick paymeat, they are enabled to sell fOr leu money thin :Abet booms purchnee,their goods for.—Gentlemen in the tueso7 sup %pc' by wading' ibeir measure, or as Old ilia. f-i. , -.rte 4 ~..., "q 1) . , • 71 ' j ,;( -****,... •1 7-7 7 -1 0.1•14;••••••: •••• ••• .4 . .... +. 44;i44144 . ..• ..'ll/ - ',..,/'.) 14; . *WV % 4 .14' ;14.14 , .. • • 4 Vil/9"49Vil;r: . 4-1 . 1 DI - : .... t .. 4 • . I/`• . V ' .; : j .., •r‘ 11; ' . * • * I it ..." • * '! . . Y l. , .1 ( • A., rt' o -•..• '. , 14= A ... . • I ist, • -..- . I . • • 4 1 . j N.....L . / 1 • L'... .1 1 t„, . 1 : . • a , LONDON, Whe►n's Taxation's baton/ Sag, !carotid Cair;lg !—Pritta DISTRESS IN.GF.ItMANY. ABOUT eight years ago the calamities eciesiened I by the war in different pr o vinces sfßiermitay gave rise to a Subscription, and the formation of a C omm i ttee to Londost, to 1 P AR; relieve the distre s ses on the Comiorat. Propriel By the tetterosity of the British Patine, and wish the aid of O V r the' several respectable Foreigner , re s id en t i n slicrauistry. ,sold -• .c.. sum of nearly 50,Mi1. was remitted to the - Caustitiere, which i of the rescued multitudes of individuals and fatuities (ruffs Vic eatre- ; nor 'of mitt' of distress, and thsvery brick of rout. ~ x:.c.,„ _ ' a el„i „, s , , The Committee received, both from Gertattarandsoplest, "'""""' ' the most satisfactory document,. testifying Ont the vantlim It s tit 1 was which -hod been tthissaitted, had be- a received aid c.asst; fat i, scientilisly distributed ;%Kat nn period since the *ablates oft ...' rj i • this Committee, has the mass of every kind o f misery twee sq i , . 114 ! great, an the country to which their att en ti on was S ett directed : ', pines. Never has the cry of the distressed Germans for help been so ' Tom ove., their appeal to British benevolence, so pr. using, as ia ', the present moment. Who could read the reports of the dread- to pay ful conflicts which have taken place in Germany, during the ' 18th, al last eventful year ;of the many sacguinary battles fought in ' -, - Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, B ran d en b arg h , an d ot h er ' C if not .tiarts ; and peruse the - melancholy details of suferings almost i of a did unexampled - in the annals of history, without the most lively log than .etnotions I Mha could hear of to noisy thousands of families .. barbarously driven from, Hamburgb, in the midst of a Negev, issal , :Magner ; ors° *any villages burnt, cities Raged, whole pna- , motto 1 civilities desitrated, aattnot glow with ardent - desire to assist in ,a s s.,—: ssosi go su relieving distress - se multifarious and extensive.l To the alleviati.m of sufferings so dreadful; to the rescue of I Accordii our fellow. men, Whit are literally ready to perish, the view, of , am oun t , Ibis Committee are exclusively directed. Many well-authenticated afflicting derails of the present dies P heart y tress having bees, on the 14th, on the 16th, on th e 28th, on the I that these 31st January. aged ea the Ist February; 18114 ; laid before the 1 t h e cap v Camatittue,..Bmas Immediately miniver]. is reliance on the li- i , francs, beritlity of th e British publie, to remit, by tho se p os t s , Ek ren Thousand Three 1-kindred Potted., to respectabl e p ersons , with I poreefeuil direction to form Committees of distribution. I Ammo, already advertised X 12,612 O.O i n ', lIVISOCRIPTIONS SINCE aecalve n . I be dat However) . • . Per William liolt. • Wm. Holt, Esq. Lio 0 James Corset •ed , and the pul Li 1 ' 1 .NE . Wm. Allep, Esq.! 20 0 Joseph Christy 2 g it cannotmelli Charlotte Allen 5 5 Reny Laaody 2 0 : seated for pat' Ann Banbury 5 5 Rick. Saliderson 2 2 such ba Foxes, Sewell, and Co. 21 0 3.. he D ,„ igo° 2 o Atkins°, Denary", Win. Hancock i r : than is and Co. 21 0 John Capper 1 1 ' mend. J ames m amas , Es q . le IL,• Katharine Sapper Sarah 06 ; needed Thomas 1 0 Sarah Capper 0 3 Elizabeth Thomas .0 6 Samuel Summed. and : duty of Mary Ann Crosland U 5 Soo Raul Smith 0 10 Thomas How J. and A. Arch 6 6 John Knight 11 11 I eagerness ja. 1 0 , but forlitbsiinei _ Thorne; Christy, Esq. 10 0 J. Smith, servant to ' 4 lr 4 tr 0 3 : the banks ea . M. M. Coventry 5 0 I ditto counti . • - John Lister, Esq. 10 0 Wm. Saw 1 0 3. J. Li -ter. Esq. 10 0 John Pierson 1 0 and a I M R. and T. Blakey 10 0 Sarah Gudlee 0 5 It- W Jansons and Coventry 10 10 John Hooper 2 2 • . Sylvanos Hi•vaii 5 0 Timothy &wisteria '3 s sons liar/ Jos. and Henry Watson 55 J. Sbipmanami be • 9 - 0 the want Philip Browne, Esq. 5 0 Marguret Woods .-- - 22 ' able efrr Samuel Woods, Esq. b 0 J. B. Jermyq • "1 0 • Garbo. Fishes 5 0 Jos. Owen Harris I 0. In•nt• Joku Smith, Lsq. 5 0 George Tickell - I. 0 ; succeeded, Hannah Jackson 201 Mary Hoare 111 o f them . , Samuel !'ask 3 0 J oho Wilson 1' 1 Nadia.,iel Pryor 1 0 , Richard Perle 1 0; soon ti Stephen COM hrUda 11 I Elis . Boyerand Kant. ,I is for ti J. S. Ba‘tett 1 1 Burs. servants to J. Thomas Frost 1 1 Li ster 0' 6, of trade Joseph Savory 3 0 J. Minder 0 ll' the fpcl4 I A. B. Savory 1' 1 Ilerj. Lucas " I. Per Robert Forster. • ' l ° I only - mac Tahitby Bevies 10 E. and K. Smith •t.'• _ li con? Tele* ia e ,l ar. John(' kinky 3 0 q Wm, Dilbryn . r,sati_gp of t ,bit. Wm. Furafee • . - .3 I Abigail Preeth . quarneW . - , liiii.lc.roor." 4 - - 7 7 '.l 1 Hanaahartiorey • .._ ~ Josials.itnattite- - ---,11 0 Juliann* Hihbert : • M. I Moved Robert Forster 1 1 Caroline Fry N. and S. Mitraft le 0 Elis. B. Fey I I ,11 , on the B. Howard, ass. and Mary Fry ID s . 6d, , francs Wl an. 20 0 Luey Fry 0 5 be increa: F. litiwe 2 2 W. Fry's servants Wis. Liimbert 2 0 Richaritsoa, °reread, at W.Phillips, George- an ot C. 016 hundred 26 5' to assem ' yard 10 II Sarah Beaumont 3 3 of this Joseph Prrnr 5 it Francis Joshua 3 3 Bank, J. M. and C. 'lichen 3 0 Mints and Neighbour 3 3 Hanoith Pim 2 0 I Jos. North 3 3 appears George Stacey 20 0 Santini H. Lucas 1 0 vernmen Christiana Whiting 5 0 John Bell 15 15 . A. and M. Dale !it 0 Isaac Sat geaot 10 .10 , Not hir John Decka 1 0 John Rutty 10 10 'or tne John Catchpole 1 0 I Gem Per He, ry Taylor. 10 10 Richard Barrett 1 1 i . ie . t Y. , to 10 Jonatt:tta Barrett _ 1 1 llottmpy F- John rim Win. CP, Rnhert Warner John 1:1lot John Firth Henry Tyler • Priscella Bevan Thomas Cox _oho Hodgkin Jasper Capper, jets. iii4A% . ..aL,,,it - , Ir t s i , E.TAitncittZ .. 1 wl 0 - • • . • tataresi. ti 0 mink .1 II irris. pita 17' tia, Richard Kidd • Samuel Kidd 1 0 Elizabeth Kidd .Garvey Storrs o 1,1 huge f l Ana Niorr. Sparks Moline SI 10 slid the Hansah, Sarah, and 1 Sundry Friends, per This Nerd- Storrs 16s. S k l. dim', sig. Two Femuk Servants Edward Kidd 2 0 sor 9 , in the above two John Kiticey 2 0 ' whi 'C ch E ! l Families 0 '2 . Lydia Kuicey & Pris. , Sarah Rodd 0 1 •.... cella Kincey 0 • it , . r Samuel Harris b 0 .Joseph T i ntstri 1 0 n.l Eliribelh• Harris, • . 1. 0 itza,.b!lhAmde , 2ti h as i t Ella. Harris. jun. 10*. 6d. J ohn Barrett ' % ' 2:0 itti ' t - • - Mary Adams, Soo and Ann Barrett • Ico giallo; •. t • Daughter 1 0 I,)dia.FrY 010 wale* Benj. Angell 5 0 Ann Driver . . 010 it ii'irg r Sarah Angell 1 0. Sarah Ntwirin 0 6l' M. Ripon. Servant to Sarah Tatum 0 6th i s acri the above 2s, SC Sarah Levers. • -Ai 5 . mini it R. Parritt, ditto 4s. 64. Sarhh Sheppard 4 0 ' • " ; Granger Watsou 0 .10 B,iumel Gurney 4 .4 I nary e., • 41 i. fo . r 8 4 . ht r. Wm. Collings 104 id.] Ann !feid. i 1 James Kidd 2 2 Esdnn 'tight Richard Marshall 1 0 Joseph J ewell e d 0 ' "do': Francis Armistead .1 0 Josevh Cocklield, pre 1 . __.. II a • James Taylor , t ~ ___l) 51 C. F. A. Steinkopf 4 .41$ • t '' ct 'Par William Tiobill, jun. ..L. Thomas Ashley 20 I fhnmas Mateo 10 ' ~e tobert Ashley 211 Thomas Lefeyre 1 4 .64. trio to% illiam : Ashrey 5 0 William Matihyws .bs. 6d.: A int Joseph Ashley 5 0 Robert Pope; M. D. . 10 0 Tkontaa Ashliy, jun. 3 0 wituain twisee 10, f t . 44 : ! 11 t William Ashley, jun. 1 0 Was. Tathill. jam. 10 . pogo t eilitso Henry Ashley 1 0 Robert Govett, Vicar - 1 einetn i iieli :Charles Ashley 1() of Stains 1 tbeir Samuel Ashley 1o m. sucklead, Wrap- . 1 • . John Piach 2 0 bury. Barks .. 0 5 mouth' Mary & Rebecca ti . orb 10 J. 111‘Clure • . 5 5 caostra i George Hagen 1 0 134 rs E .. , Sulmeriptione received at the of tbe.Clitrof London Tr .• property Vern; - Lloyd's Coffee-houses Stock Alt, hMte . I .“4, s all ts'l In Tai Bankers io Town and Country- , -' -- . -- --- --- ,--i • , .paptatipn, ING'S PA WO NQES sipabie . are patronized by the drat Noblemen in. the It iagdota, "as merit ed Well its by the following 'honaunibTa Late% who have given , this medicos tptbOr owa childeor, odd , aimi.4O.tbe or 4 .: Si nce , their retketivr weiglifitourbnods_s„Vilh. unierell!t 4 ell -.stem.: ' perceived D their Graces The uChemes of Leta. rind Jratbuid • the if ixlit :_t I : l _,a iii4 o • and uoUoilleU Han.die„Coaritises of Darill Or. iiikitiburY. Mu vfli. ;• • Girl' ; the Right Hon. Ladies Oartsliist rapvlF,ifit. Spencer, ‘-. saccours, Boston, Say and Sele, and Lucy . lirld_gemau ; Lady Page Tur- , of 04(01, ner, Lady Love, add iiiny tidier 'l,i's OF the Ant rank and i • - • their, intentiona, ek*ractle. too astoserauslo,a t utert. ,„ t. ,, ,: p 'tm t . .. 14 3 . Sold at SIC. Butler'.. Chensical and VaLtet le,kie Wimp ready ' NNW, -4, Cheap - 44W, eaciser Of St. P;ilNs • !ch . -SAO i milli 1„... milli& *c lii 10 15 la 5 h Rusaannal Poat and San Bracy Clark Samuel Hasbrold Stephen Nlattbewi Isaac Pa:chii z.jua. Wm. Maggs it ober. Fussick 5 5 0 2 6. 2 t 2 2 Per -Sam 2 '2 10.. 6d. 1 0 most country Itiodiciee wk. cadets, ill lioxes,at 24 b. 9.1. roepteil. At the bee ".."-'.:- :.41aZduji 5 4t„-,- -: , - zoollF, „. .:; 0 4 - 72:rir- --- fir.•':'•'" - , r''' -4 4PN- --- 1, - ---- —•-; .. 14 : • - -,•-.. • • ~,, . /- z- : ' : stir& :Isss i r.-,-.. •-„: ..-. • .:, , .. , , . - ~. • ---- ii..-5 -, -• . % . 1 ! '; !4 1 ~..*:: , r. - ...- - . ... Ai . ; ; ;! . .. 1 11:4prItn: IV . :,.: 7 . . e l''''• , r •.1 ' '...' ' n ..11 , ,1.. , 1 . ; i• - 1 / 4 • 4' # : t i -' 4 . -.1 4 , - -..- , - • \. • 1 . . -• . .... ~ , ,7 :.• ; i:' ;:.#4 - 1 t:14.: , ' • .. 9 ' t% . .3.14 '1 • ..., : . . , i 0..) .. ; ; 1. j .• 4 i • , . , t r . 1 . ..i44 , 4Ui 1i c " . - uks i ge o r mir li i .:4 l o l6 4:4l o =4 a i . .. BR tlAfir 8-1814: - - ' • . .: ..., -1 : to -,.t..:,..;. • :::: • f.,. ... f' • .:. : rolassfoi rry i virtuous thusreesit • _______ w __,.. Ewa piping,: : . . .114 millions in speck in its' Co' ffeti ; .117 millions • ` piping, notes in circulation, and o nly 15 m illi ons i n h i lls in 1ira.30..0 4 . 3 7 it tt a_s_g•eneral, meeting of the its portektuillei letorstf t)e •of Franee, - agenerid.accoent This situation had begun in ths.rniddle of 1811 • Phicelldieill,Pfthe birecters is and of .the state If it had continued,. the dividend due so th e pro.: ' I"itant. jeleelLivse by M.lastbert, the Goser.dprieters could not have been distributed with ou t ' the Rs of which the following is the, sub. : e ncr o a chi ng on the reserve. Then nothing announced t— '• -... _, . „,, s I a speedy change in this state of things, nor more the jaetfiptaen esonths the Bank bas paid very products arisin from commerce. (This very oh. ithaellis... Destimber last, 38,800,000 fratats,lseure phrase probably means profits a rising from dis. .: .. ' the iiit.eigliteen days of January. 4430,900 i counting.) • , . .1 The Goveritaent supplied their sterility ;51 mil. due tulip s rtys i lite. Governor, one - readiness , lions of. billarefore•discounted at the Imperial Tree,. ' satistekeemeness to receive. But on thesury, and added to 36 millions of bills of exchange t at the efifhWchests. the General Coen- to whic h the amount of the portefeuille was carried, ' , Ilb lie ,they had - formerly, any signs I give the hope of a .dividend with o ut touditingothe - intention Of the demands of peymept, and see- ; capitals put in re‘iages.'nd;the course: of. the .111121 et • it the reserve, and the ports:is:44lle of bills of : year the bills of exchange• Were .recloced,,bs 44 , •• - , '• . lt,„ wftla. the pointoatieesisits bor. lions, and the state of 41m; a" key ' %.-. WI debts of the.- Bestki t - - ajnad.-..ijasii; jail : .T 4,tjte Government pewit* ' ' '-• - ' •-•". ' rl to take a great resolution. , ;it' , its ••*atta, and. :ordingto the statement already . pabli s hed shei.! Or of tie ivitieied, which, hoWoree eras Imo year ' - ---: .., , . it of specie and bills , in_ the bonk,esc,eetied biloago fra nc s . •; .. i t a t 1;4' 1 ., fr, ... 1 . - • a mifliep of francs the whole of the debt.,,,so. i , But from the verriteminitat,of ISll$, the slate,iof .' . .• .. -.• ' • hese alone were a sufficient guarautee,, ,i‘utjthe Bank svaa,vory diftsrent ;it had. 85" sei/lioas :its • . • '. '• . ' pital or . 645'1:tank, amounting to 11400,12 mi note o,6ccolotiowond 26. 4 500,000 francs, in sPecie t - - - ' • - . - ' , this sfmmust be annihilated as well ep the ;in iticeffere.., - ' ;.- ..• 'r : - 11pwaser, till s., wok mill t. 4. PC41110460111 pointed Out, euille eghapsted before a single bank.,note erg s ') , . danger being paid. •• . by exPerierica; as 04 ainst:Preaser for .a. 1 weve , low Liptak of circul a tio n , is establish - bank. In the:psual, coatimAtitielegs. it taus t-resbest • , id therAlie reognizes the atility.,ofits notes, for its profits on the representntivw...siota. for . wbjcls ~ not~ Ire- fa ppesodshat all theire Rotes will:be pte..til.,!bas a. prilflege.• At 4,hao „time' .4be, Bank; di'. i- for paireent at the same time, and theref i ernrocoooted All, bills..ai,!fiot ottb.B4 , .dayok- &tie which maks ht never to have more specie ou :hand 1 united all the,qpnlities..prescribge.by: the law, mid -- - .. • s suf4 o f to satisfy the greatest probebla . tle- . lwhiekt f lse mereitants offered it, and yet it had to re- T o Boi Amerind having for some clays en. , !fret - lining posseseed •of only an Aliment of 45 millions I ailiii salculations of experieece;. it, was the in them. of the ouncil . uot,t 9 Aye carried &way. by .the _ In the last six months of the same year, events of i .. less, -Art the ., potions !who demanded wayment ; 4 highei order urthoppily greatly ag gfavitedthirsteta • ritheiiiielutien } ages by,the General Coneeel,•!, of things': thehrentt Of the - - '' were inu i- lanpictiltlic hive been obliged t o cea s e all.:dis.i plied, While they asetelleprived ; of: Ordiitacy - . itutoehich,Wouldliase been a great misfortune,il sources: theVink was forced to dohlfieTti kid cle gr,fati injustice.,. ; ~ . , _ . :in being more strict in the choice of the b ills ,iittfch iektrecessary te. attend to th e interests of per- :it discounted, in.reducing to 60'.• daft the i .idngest Itteetle,, whole . foresight lias been .eloceived by !term ; and in giving the preferenie to ctiftept pa . per, a irit:of•cottautnption, anti be raake.suchlaud- iit was necessity - go tend to reduce:the debt which -I Ifitti,to surmount .the ',difficulties of ,the too.. could be demanded to the leveU of the reserve in . 0 -', -•:' ''bough the efforts of :note houses have notsl4iiimey, and to ensure speedy returns. In the same .. • .• did, it is ,viptoricrus, that the means of most' intention the eniployment of treasury paper was . . as are superior to their engagements, and that • successively reduced to 54 Millions,' and would have • :hey, will beable to perform, them e.ntirelf. It been still . more so, if 14 millions in bonds of the ' • the interest of the public, that the operations ' droits reunis had been .realised in November, its there .' de should be facilitated. In short, preserving ", was reason to hope. - , • ?flit/ of discounting, and thus employing the I The reimbursement of this !Danis to be eflOitielit need that remainrd to prevent greater evils to .. 1 different fixed terms of the nett month of Mae Free was at tlp mime time securing the reali- and the following August . . The more you 'simple . oft Jit'l4ll4 . 4hipocter -a esilia:n Object which acquainted, Gteetteinen ' with if t that the flifeetora _ ~ ~. ._ _ -: ea ' l i ett 1---r----.. • -- - --- - t of- the-Bank has - done, t 'better you will be con. • ved by all these considerations,_ the Council, : vinced that it has never wanted vigilance in the mien. e evening of the 18th, resolved that 500,000 I ciao of its duties, and that if it has been led to talPs .- should be paid daily, and that this sum should 'for a moment measures which are painful to it, the reased as occasions allowed. A. meeting of a I sole cause of this is the fatality of events which have ed of the principal merchants in Paris, invited I surprised, have deranged the best measures, and Ten. . lemble by the Council, unanimously approved ; dered vain the wisest calculations. . . ~.,. s resolution. After stating the capital of the I It is also in those unexpected events whic h nave: -; ) and Shoeing how it is easploved, by which it i rapidly followed each other , that we must look e rs that by Its the greatest' part is placed on go- I the cause of the exaggerated festir to which perbone lent securities, the Governor concludes thus:-- I have given way, who are . neflinhtrade, and *69,lltja nig can tiotible the security of the proprietors, r little acquainted with the nitatailt . Wtthe Bank bad. ?: confidence of the holders of bank-notes. ers of its notes, and haying tto exact idea of tlteghti- gatemen, the Bank hes i beiross 1814 with ans. , rautees on which their security depends, they hall. 1110 depend on tile, Geefral . Council. It niii ', tenet! to the bureau to receive payment, while the 4ans Ifo reconcile thedights of sae holders of ; rapidity with which they were satisfied; did nekkatin. „• tfigistfi whikolaita the precedence, the ant itheir uneasiness, • Certainly they would ,soot; lids ' t Idle tV'eominerce, *Wilt cannot, be neglected I seen their error( 'lf ithad not been supperted bY,141 ut giejng rise to greater misfortunes; and th4the menus proper to serve them. ' .., st of .iles proprietori, whOse ,property witts„hei In a few days above 20 millions in notes Wefe .: . Lisrl with the zeal and spriitatuess whit* .distin- l raid in specie, and reduced the reserve of the Bank • the General Council. , I• to 14,354,000 francs in cash, and the notes in circa- ntlemen, - events will second ,ogr.,efforts., We i lation to 38,326,000 francs. ._ , for our guisrentees the character of the Einperoi l l- The greateepirt of theie er tes being stilt useful to w energy, of the French., , , • ' I - trade; .netwithitseding its state of stagnation the. . , N speech *ls replied,toip the hums of tho.Cee- ,• ' General Council! judged on many accounts, diet ft .. kerould be pendent, to limit' io 500,000 frattiie *0 STtemcii, 7 -.The detailed and faMipoos uccoupt , sum to be dailyexchaeged for notes, and to adVills , - , "in his quality of Governor of the ,Vpaioi,, a nd l imeisute harthedivision of this sum which might dig by 'M.. Martin, as follows:—. - 1 finest of tie Owners! CpUncit, Count ,isubert itaihellelt to theee who should be presumed to stan4 - net given you of the operations of the „Bleat ::iteneed of-ii, •:, i - .. glhe riot 18121 1 ,and of its preseet'situatioe, , • Rettin 4hie Wallet* the toed effect *as expected of ; the Censor& tittle tO:say ; if they fi ddrese: l yoo, loresttewiree)) ditialaticon the' tniiii4:Wfilch was dii. - Or ih'e purppaecif t iecoglozingtho gtaptness .of .Iv'lbbt•ili'atidlof - .ftioderatieg • ihelniCe• at wistch it . ceount which their dui x bes .led them to eu. was Fold. Beildel,- there remained' in the coffers cif in idt its Parts, antl,tio*pler f o, go, .exteqprdi„ !lite Ualtk sttelral thillitma of gold. • , Cjrcamstances,,aollitle to be presumed, which, Ir if the loyinewt of the:notes had continued without lore a year, weigh with gradually increasing' limitation, "gord:being at a considerable premium, it . ire on the commerce Of the French Empire, at. I - woul d been soug h t with new eagerness, and t h e - if its iica j l principles , suspen d .its. habitual : Bank would have been deprived of it before the pay. lc lions, par? ~sTOunded credit, the 'essential ' issent,if the hillsin its portefeuille would have pro. iof prosper i tytote :t_ Of 4 commerce,- and placed cured returns sufficient to pay the notes presented le, , ink of Fraiceon a difficult sittnttion , it ; and If it gad suspended . its payments for a single lt . • in nher of commercial house% jut* esteemed day, the credit 'of the .notes would have been im. eir honourable conduct and for_thetr industry, paired :, honest and toe credulous people, unable tO . 'Wing prh ) perty which but lately was much supe.. appreciate the cause, and to •see, its results, would a 4 their debts, and which had reason to think have. felt prejudices w :licit it"*Mi proper to spare .. riches durable, have ,experienced, for some i them. ~. - . Is Past, distresses and a continually increasing - These motives gave rise hi the resolution of the ....... •airit, from the l eipos sibility of realising the !Council of the 18th instant, and to the calliPg of •rty composing thick fortunes. I the meeting of the merohants. But this meeting not vain they have endeavoured to support their re. ' taking place till the 19th in the evening, all notes pre by - the - greatest sacrifices ; they have been presented this day. , were paid in cash. Four millions • to avoid the unhappy and much.to.be.la. and a half paid this day showed the necessity of the . . Id situation in, which they find themselves. resolution taken the day before. The meeting ac. . 7 . -o' ett the time that the Directors of the Batik have knowledged its utility. It was printed and put in ex• ved the gloomy presages of this crisis, they have ecution ; we have reason to congratulate ourselves ed their care, to afford to trade the necessary upon it.. Money, which was then at 3 per cent. agio, irs, and to check the progress of this torrent had fallen by the 26th to one-half per cent. Nei ~ stortuneS: but they have been forced to modify Yet, Gentlemen, we mast not dissem4lc, t :at .• ~ otentions, -by their first duty of being always these are•not measures which deserve to biroutc prin. to pay their nutes in cash, when they should ciples ; we:Will ;Mow that they are eleeptiont to the • ;septet', .., ~ , . _ . ~ . . principles which ought to govern the 6431 IFr:once; • ' , the heenuing of the year 1812, the Bankhad but )ou will also paceive that those inea..,ures a•- - w • . . ... , .• , . . will • • . 1 , ' t • .1C 1,.. .;t A