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!! r ~. Pm: t.:: . 3' ' • N , .•. - - - r • - 4‘ t 2 • ' •r* A t t i tk ' '.:.%1 . • I. :' ' 6- ' ",•=4:1: tfr 1 .-1 / 2 7 . . 1 , . .. . !)"\,. • ... ~.. ,• , • ~“ . OS PMPANIrri . 4 14.1 , 4- i I f 1:1 rt ,.., . 0* • . ... ~.„ , p, rit ......_ . ! , .. . . •• .. . A l, ', AUGUST 7, 1821. NUMBER 5826. • '''y'• 6 LON DON, Tt; ES DA' • 1 PRICE 7d. KING'S TH TRE. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, Augu.t will he perf.irmedNowsrt's Opera LE NOZZE DI FIGARO. to the Second Act, a DIVERTISSEMENT incidental to the Opera. After the Opera, the new Grand Ballet, entitled ALCIDE. Applications for Boxes and Tickets to be made to Mr. Ebert, Bookseller to his Majesty, 27, Old Bond-street. BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. At a meeting of the President said Directors of the Bank of the United Stairs, on the Rd July, 1821.. the following Report was adopted : The Committee appointed on the 27th ultimo to consider the state of tbe Bank, and to report whe ther any, and if nab. afhat dividend should be made of the profits Oita* have accrued during the last six months, respecdtrify Report-- That on examining the accoui.ts of the Bunk. it appears that the amount received on account of dis. counts, aichaage, end interest. since the Ist, January last, is 1,011,306 dollar. 14 cents. Of this sum. however, 54,7391 39e. hes been received . on account of intert?; which hod itrevionoly accrued, leaving 956,5654. 75z. as the ►um which has accrued and been recenrecreleteing the last six Months. But to give accurately the current profits of the half .year.. to Oils sum myt,,tolf added the itetni-arraual dividends about to be declared, which the Bank is entitled to want, on 37,513 shires of its own capi tal stock, which it hold. as a pledge, and which ' have been transferred. according to the instruments of hypothecation, to the President, Directors, and Cu. Bank in Europe, in 1819, be now extinguished, and that so much of the unextinguished balance of the expenses of the Commissioners foe taking subscriptions to the Bank, &c. as will reduce it to 20,000 d. he now extinguished. This small balance may be extinguished in January next, and the Bank will then, besides its ordinary and current ex penses, be encumbered only with the payment of the inte rest of the loan is. Europe, which will cease after July, ; the extinguishment of the premium on the four mil lions lye pee cent. loan; the extinguishment of the bonus, and Vie establishment of an adequate fund to cover shy losses which may be sustained on the banking houses, which have been or may be erected or purchased. If the appropriations thus lecomnseuded be now made, the account of profit and loss to the Ist insuul will steed as follows: Balance to the credit of profit and logs ac- Dol. C. cording to the sceount hereo ith reported 4,107,188 34 Dividends to he retained on 37,513 shares capital stork of the Bulk, pledged and transferred to the President, Direct..., and Cu. sill t per cent. 58.289 50 D. 4,163,05 85 Extingnisbment of the pre mium on the two millions Del. C. FOREIGN INTELLIGANCE. DUTCH MAIL. HAGUE, AUGUST 3. Our papers contain long details of the taking of the Caraccas and La Guyara by the Insu►gents, from the Curacoa papers up to the 22d May. The Spanish Governor of Caraccas having been informed of the operation of the enemy, sent Colonel Esuirriz with some troops to arrest their progress. He was defeated, and rrtired to Ca raccas, where being joined by other troops under Lieut.-Colonel Arbuthnot, a second action took place, iu which the Royalists were again repulsed, and Colonel Arbuthnot killed while encouraging his men. After the loss of these two battles, General Coe. res, with all the troops he could collect, proceeded to meet the enemy; but finding them far too nu merous, he returned to Caraccas on the 14th, and called a Junta, in which it was determined to evacuate the city. Many of the inhabitants went to La Guying, some to San Pedro, and some to the interior. When the insurgents took posses sion of Caraccas, a Council of War was held at La Guyara, where it was resolved to abandon that place also; the CallnOil were spiked, and the ammu nition was thrown into the sea; but the powder in the magazines was embarked on board two Spanish vrsaels to be conveyed to Puerto Cabello. Though the defeat of the Royal troops was known at La Guyara some days before, it was kept as pri vate as possible to prevent disorder. All remained quiet till the arrival of numerous fugitives, &c. from Carucci., which inspired general terror. Every body was eager to get his property on board the ships, but the quantity was so great that it was not possible, though immense prices were offered, and goods to a large amount were necessarily left behind. On the Tuesday morning (May 15) La Guyana was wholly abandoned. Between nine and ten o'clock the independent flag was seen flying on the principal forts; and the whole squadron, consisting of 45 sail, convoyed by the Spanish frigate Ligera, proceeded to Puerto Cabello.—(DarcA Papers, ANgiest 4.) TFIRA TR 8411,741‘ DRURY- LA NR. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, August 7: his Majesty's Servants will perform • TIIE CORONATION. The Procession commences from We-minimiser Hall.— ills Second Scene, the Interior Of she Abbe y.—The Third, mad lostroilortory Scene, hl which 51r. Knight will introduce a new Comic Song, entitled." The Ring and she Coronsolion, Old England and the People."—The Fourth Scene, the Hall, is the (worse of which the Grind Enire of the Champion. Preview* ft miini padamnisli the Plgi of THE MOUNI'AINEERs Ortasian (drat time), Mr:Cooper; Viridet, Mr. Barnard; Roque, Mr. Powell; Yilsnalloeh, Mr. Thompson; Gauen., Mr. Vining; Sado, Mr. Russell. Lusdn, Miss SealibiAllij Floranthe, Mrs. Orger; Agues, Mrs. Bland. To conclude with (22d time) a new Farce, called THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. The principal Characters by !Iles's". Cooper, Goalie, Bar mad, Smith, Knight, Mrs. Orger, and Mis• Smithson. Bases, 7a ; Second Price, 3a. 6J.—Pit i , 3*. 6.1. ; Second Price, Ys.—Gallery, to.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. To-morrow, The Coronation, with The Jew. six per emit. loan Extinguishment of the ba lance of the c..mmission nu the loan obtained by the Bank io Europe ll,llO 0 Extinguishment of this sum of the expense of Com missioner*, &c. over and above the semi•annusl al lowance now made 1111,1N4 Specific feed fee she estiu The expenses of the Rink and the • ffices during the some peii. d, the usual allowance for the extin guishment of the bonus and other semi-annual ap propriations, amount to the sum of two hundred and eighty thousand right hundred and twenty nine dollars sixty-one cents, which being deducted, nil! leave ■ balance that would authorise a divi dend of two per cent, and give a surplus of 50,76 id. 46c. This day is published, in cue vol. 12mo. with four Plates, priee 3s. neatly half bound, the Seventh Edition of THE FRENCH PRESENT; or, EASY DIALOGUES in FRENCH and ENGLISH, adapted to the rapacity of young beginners. By M. AUBLAY. Printed for J. Nunn, 48, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's las-Gelds. Of whom may be had, THEORY and PRACTICE; or, a Guide to the French Language, m 1 vol. 12mu. By 31. Maurois. Price Ss. dd. bound. guiphineut of 1055e5..... 3,550,000 0 Dividend of 1 1-4 per eea. LAST NIGHT OF THE COMPANY'S ACTING THIS SEASON. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, August 7, will be acted Shakspeare's Histortlral Play of RING HENRY THE FOURTH, PART THE SECOND. King Heary, Mr. Egerton; Prince of Wales, Mr. C. Baiiiblet Prince John, Mr. Abbott; Chief Justice, Mr. Cies well ; Wemanoreland, Mr. Coaster; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Fan reit ; Shallow, Mr. W. Virren; Silence, Mr. Eatery; Pis tol, Mr Blanchard. Mi.. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport. In which will be introduced Corr additional Scenes, dis *byistttlaGßAND CORONATION. Scene I. The filmier= leading to the Abbey —Scene 11. Westniimiter Abhey.—Scene 111. The Cloisters of she Abbey. —Scene IV. The Grand Banquet, preparid in 'Westminster winds is decorated with the different Arms of England. After which the Musical Farce of THE POOR SOLDIER. PHILOSOPHICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR. This day is published, in 12mo. price 4s. bound, A GRAMMAR of she ENGLISH LAN GUAGE, illustrated with Etymologies, Commeniaries, Criticisms, and Chssical Examples. By JOSEPH SUTCLIFFE, A.M. Second Edition, re.eornposed, and wade Into a new Work. London: Published by Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Pater- nosier row. MODERN AND ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY. This day is published, in Itino. price 4s. bouod, ASYSTEM or MODERN and ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY, with a Series of Geographical Ex aminations. Patrick, Mies Beaumont; Father Lek*, Mr. Connor; Capt. Fitzroy, Mr. Comer; Dermot, Mr. Fyne; Darby, Mr. Liston; Bagatelle, Mr. Farley. Norsk, Miss Love; Kalb lane, Mri., Liston. Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 31. 6.l—Pit, 3s. 8.1.; Second Price, Ss.—Gallery, to. ; Second Price,la.—Upper Gil l/my, Is. ; Second Prim, 6d. By JOHN HOLLAND, of Manchester. The Siallt Edition, very much improved, with a new Map of Canals and Rivers, and a Map of the Ancient World. London: Printed for Baldwin, Craduck, ■nd Juy, Pater noster.row ; by whom also are published, of the same Author, I. ESSAYS on ANCIENT HISTORY; particularly the Jewish, Assyrian, Persian, Grecian, and Roman; with Ex aminations, fur the use of Young Persons. A New Edition, with extensive Alterations and Additions. Ito°. price Ss. bound. t. IEkERCISF.S Anew MEMORY and UNDERSTAND ING, with a S.•rirs of Examinations. Fourth Edition, con sisting of Fables and Narratives, Selections from Natural and Civil History, and Mural and Religious Extracts, in Prow and Verse. Wain. price ss. Ad. NEW TMEATRE-ROYAL. HAYMARKET. TIEIti EVENING, TUESDAY, August 7, em be perfumed ..e. Caned% is sheet aeleverailed ItrSE AND FALL: The Principal Cuaracters by Mr. Junes (of the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, his 3d appearance bore this season), Messrs. Terry, Willisuis, Tayleurr, Oxberry, Decamp, Lary, !Raker, Younger. ; Mr.. Chatterley, Mrs. Tayleare, Mr.. Pearce, Miss 13r .)cr, and Mrs. Covenry. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Terry, and the Epi logue by Mrs. Chatterley. • • • Previous In whirl', THE WEDDING DAY. Lard Ralreland, Mr. Bakrr; Sir Adam Contest, Mr. Terry. Mrs. Hamtl.rd, Mrs. Kendall; Hannah, Miss Smith; Lady Contest, Mrs. Clintierley. To ronrlude with the Farce of THE MOGUL TALE. The Mogul, Mr. Younker; Omar. Mr. Raker; Dr. Pedant, Mr. Williams; Johnny Atkins, Mr. Oxberry. Irene, Miss Boyer; Fanny, Mrs. Tayleure. - - • - • . , Boar", ss.•—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, U.—Second Gal-. Lary. Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre. The sew Comte)) , of Rise and Fell, will be repeated every Evarinit till Nether notice: To-morrow, with S)lvester Dag. momet, and Fortuna's Frolic. TNRATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-DOUSE, STRAND. EVENING. TUESDAY. Att,gtirt 7, will be performed the Comic Opera called FREE AND EASY. e John Freesias, Mr. Wrench ; Mr. Charles Courtly, 111 r. Hartley; Ralph, Mr. J. Knight; Michael, Mr. Wilkie son. Estgenia, Miss E. Blanchard (her first appearance in this Theatre); Gertrude, Mos Kelly; Ruse, Miss Holds sway. After! whirls, Gnat time, a new Cootie Piece, in one art. called WIVES! Or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS. Sir? William Prune, Mr. W. Bennett; Mr. Trimmer, Mr. Rovellautham ; Flank, alias Captain Bonner, alias Lawyer Jul union, aline Homphry Clod, Mr. Harley. Lady Prune, bit u.lGruve; Mrs. Thinner, Mrs. Balls. T a easinelutle with (191 h tins) a new Petite Piece, is two acts, called LOVE'S DREAM. TN Snick Easy, Mr. Wrench ; Simon, Mr. Harley; Henry Muria a, Mr. Warman ; Mr. Mimic, Mr. Rowbothans ; 'law ir PV, Mr. Morley. Cecilia Dormer, Miss Kelly; Maria, Mrs. ryas. 'Tkt• Illuminated Shrubbery will be ripened at Eight eMetezk fur the adusission of the S,cuud Poser, which cum. issouoes at Nine. bouts open at Helf•past Six, the Performance to begin at Serest. _ _ . likra.4, 54.; Seems., Price, 3n.—Pie, 34. ; Second Is. 641 —I uwier liallery ; 26.; Breisit4l Pt.ce, leg, Is. ; &vital Price, 641. SA DLER'S WELLS. THIS TUESUAY, August 7, To-morrow, Friday, ao4 Sslssrday, will be performed, THE HEA ItTOF M I D-1.0 I I-1 IA N. - _ Duke of Argyle, blr.Goosery; Dumtnedikes, Mr. Keeley. Queen of England, Miss Johnstone; Jeannie Mans, Miss E. Scutt Madge Vliddfne, Mrs. Egerinn. A Comic Sung by Mr. Lnucasier. To conclude with a new Kraut, Aquatir Spectacle, called' THE CHIEFTAIN'S OATH; OR, THE RIVAL CLANS. Glenall, Mr. Phillips; !Nadeau, Mr. Campbell. Maliltla, Miss v. Scot. The Douro will he opened at Six o'Clork, and the rowaseure a Quarter before Scro --Boxes, 4s.— Pit, Vt. —Gallery. Is. for ibe Bolea witty be taken of Mr. Stuck, at lie Thratit., frum Teo till Four i and at Mr. Chat plc s, Royal Library. Pall mall. A oww hl,lo.drama, called The Gipsy of Derectrogb, wiU be products! us , prtdily as possible, This day is published, B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA ziN E, No. 1.11. for July, 1821. C . • .—I. Napoleon.—ll. Lines suggested by the sight of some late Autumn Flowers.-111. To a Dying Intant.—lY. Letter from Doctor Silky, eneloving Mr. O'Fo garly's Journal, and Daniel O'Rourke, ass Epic Poem : Cantu V. The Geese —V. The Fisherman's Budget : No. 2. VI. Translations from the less familiar Latin Classier : No. 7 Ills-past Finer Bacon.-- I X. The Broken Dram—X. Early Affection.—X I. Howison'a E-ary o• the Sentiments of Attracting', Arlaptati ..... ■nd Variety: X 11. Philosophy of Self.—Xlll. The Voyages and Tray.l4 of Columbus Srcundus —XIV. The Fatal Repast.— XV. On the Probable Influence of Moral and Religious In struction sin the Character and Situation of Seamen : No 1. —XVI. !Attic to lord Byrou.—XVll The Lothian Ball! or, the Widow's Cow : Epistle 1.1 —XVIII. St ou the Death of Napoleon Run•parte.—X IX. The Visiuo by Mums light —XX. The Embalmer : No. I —XXI. The Steam- Boat : No. S.—XX II Parliament, Ron 'parte, &c.—XXI 11. A few words to that immense Body of llaukind which forms the masa of our Contributors —XXIV. Works preparing fur Nlontlily List ul New Publications,— XXVI. Monthly Regialsr. Printed for T. C,aJell and W. Dairies, Strand, Loran"; and William Blackwood, No. 17, Prioceystrect, Edin burgh. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.—This agreeably perfamed Liquor (the original invention of Mr. Henry), which is of well.knuen efficacy in relieving faintness and bead-ache, and in counteracting the effect* of overheated, close, or infected air, continues to be prepared, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and WM, HENRY, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, HA NCH Es. TF.R, It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by M BAYLEY and BLEW, Perfumers, Cockspor-street ; and retail, prim2s. Std. by one or snore Agents in every principal loan; but it cannot be genuine, unless the names of the above Preparers are engraved ou the Guversiuseut Stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each bottle. Proper Spurge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. As above mny also be had, authenticated by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S CA LCI N El) NI AG N ESIA, in bottle* at Is. 9.1. or with glass stoppers at 4s. tkl. The Committee are, however, decidedly of opi nion, after very mature deliberation, that it is the duty of the Board and the soundest policy of the Bank to make, at this paiticular time, a smaller di vidend than two per cent. The first great point in the management of the Bank is to remove all doubts as to the re-establishment of the capital. It i s not enough that it mty be made whole. The stockholders a►►d the public must be satisfied of the fact, for otherwise the one will not hold and the other will not acquire confidence, and like all uncertain interests, the value of the stuck must be diminished in the estimation of both buyer and seller. The Committee therefore proceed ,to ex hibit a brief view of the situation of the An:, and their reasons for the opinion that a less dividend should now be declared than would be authorised by the net profits of the last six months, is abstract edly considered. The Committee have had before them estimates of losses furnished by the respective offices of the Bank, except four of the western offices, brought down to the Ist ult. and some of them to a later date, which they have attentively examined, and where they have not been satisfied with the suffi ciency of the allowances made by the offices. th►e Committee have made ad4ssio►is, but inn° instance have they diminished these allowances. These estimates ■re its some instances a little more, and in others a little less than those whicl► were relied upon in January last. In the aggregate they exceed the estimates then made of the losses of the same offices 25,36.2 d. 67 c. and in this near coincidence perhaps is discoverable a probable • proof of the fidelity and accuracy of the estimates • of both periods. %Vali respect to the four western offices above excepted the Committee have thought it safest again to rely upon the estimates of the entities., Mr. Wilson. particulatly referred to in the Report of the Committee on the State of the Bank, which was agreed to by the Board on the 23d of January lastr and published in the Gazettes. According, then, to these premises, the estimated loses of the Batik to the Ist instant are 3,547,838 dollars 80 cellist. But although great pains have been taken to examine thoroughly, and no hesita tion has been indulged in stating fully the losses which have probably been sustained, the Committee are nevertheless of opinion that it is the duty of the Board and the policy of the Bank to ensure. if possible, by adequate sustaining means, the cer tainty of that result which the estimates now acted upon render probable. The shares (37,515) which have been transferred to the Bank, are, with very few exceptions, pledged to the Batik to an amount, including interest, over and above any dividends which tl►e Batik may be able to retain, equal to the highest price which they are likely to bring, though in the estimate of losses they have only been valued at par: the ex cess, therefore, over par of any price they may bring, may be made applicable to the extioguish ment of the actual 'mots, should they be found to exceed the estimated amount. There are also very considerable sums now due to the Bank for interest which has already accrued on suspended debts other than those secured by pledges of stock. The amount now estimated to be due on debts of this description, which have been estimated as good, is upwards of 200,000 d. exclusive of the interest due on doubtful and bad debts. the principal part of which, its well as the interest which ►h ill accrue on the seine debts in future, may also be made applicable, in like man ner, to the extinguishment of the losses, should they exceed the estimated amount, and it is the opinion of the Committee that there resources, or the greater part of them, should be pledged, in arldttrun to the immediate application of the past profits of the Bank, to the full amount of the esti mates, for the extinguishment of the eventual loo•. The Committee are also of opinion that several temporary charges upon the profits of the Bank, which have been under r proc e ss of gradual extina gni:alnico by semi-annual appropriations, ought to he immediately extinguished. They therefore propose.- 1. That the estimate of Nimes be increa■ed to the even sans 1)(3,550,060d. and be deducted fens the actual profits of the Bank which have berclaure arcs ued. 2. That there he now declared a semi-annual dividend of tine timid one•balf per cent. 1 3. That the whole premium paid the Government for the two millions loan of 1820 be sow esliaiwished, and that the balance of the commission ou the loam obtalued by t►e tom on 350,000 sham .. 525,000 0 4,157,974 40 Balance to be carried to the credit of profit -- and loss 5,481 45 3. The Committee are of opinion, that the sum of 3,550,000 d thus appropiated for the extinguishment of losses should be put to the er , Jit of an account, to he deno minated o• Contingent Fund," and be thus distinctly set apart from the current profits and losses of the Bank, mid that it should he declared to be appropriated inviolably, to. 'ether with all excess over the par value, rlrich may be re ceived on the stock pledged and transferred to the Bank, as before stated, and all interest due, and to grow due. on the suspended debts at the offices of Louisville, Lexington, and Chillicothe, and the late office of Cincimiati, said particu larly that it be declared that no part of these funds shall be, on any account or seder ■ny circumstances, diverted to soy other object than the extinguishment of the losses which the Bank has sustained, without the approbation of the stockholders, at a regular meeting to be called fur the pur. pose, or at the triennial meeting required by the charter. 4. The Committee are of opinion that there should here after lie a semi-annuml appropriation of 15.000 d. in addi tioa to the semi I isppropi imbue for the extiugoishment of the bonus of 45,000 d. to extinguish the premium us the four millions 5 per cent. loan, sad to provide s fund to meet any losses which may be sustained us the banking hosiers built and purchased by the Bank, or which it may hereafter build or purchase. The sums to be provided are as follow, viz.—. Dol. C. The bonus (original amount) The cost of banking houses at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wa►hington, Richmuud, Nor folk, Fayetteville, Cha►leston, Savannah, New Orleans, and Louisville, which are all that the Bank ban hitherto erected or purchased, is 775,617 d. 83 c. It will require about 10,000 d. to finish the banking house at Philadelphia, except the south portico, which it is sot intended to finish, and it is believed also much be added to the foregoing sums as will make as aggregate of 900,000 d. it will cover all the buildings, which the Bask will in fu ture probably build or purchase—say therefore Prernim paid oa the four millions 6 per emit. long. ... . 205,880 0 2,805,880 0 The Bank has heretofore appropriated, temi anauany, commencing in July, 1817, the sum of 45,0004. which, if continued to the end of the charter, will yield D. 1,685,000 0 If to this be added a semi.ausioalapproprie lion of 15,000 d. and it be coutiamed to the end of the charter, it will yield D. 2,055,000 0 Which it will be perceived will extinguish Ike holism, the premiam uu the four millions live per cent. loom, sod up wards of 40 per cent. of the coat of the banking-houses here tofore erected, or which will probably be elected hereafter. The object of the Committee in going so fully into details was not only to lay them befo►e the Board for its information and consideration, but also to put them in a shape which would kle intel ligible to the stockholder and the public, should it be the pleasure of the Board to give publicity to the Report, and thereby lay befoie them the means of judging of the situation mod circumstances of the institution. To carry these views into effect, the Committee recommend to the Board the adoption of the fol lowing Iteroluoion4 I. Resolved, That 3,550,000 d, of the unapplied profits of the Bank, be appropriated and set apart as a fund to extin guish the losses which the Rank may have sustained, and that it be put to the credit tri an account to be denominated •' roatingent fund," and thus be separated from the accounts of profit and loss. i. Resolved, That ttie iatertud due and to grow due o• suspended debts al t►te offices of Louisville, Lexington, nod Chillicothe, and P.m late office of Cinciunaii, be also aet apart for the ext;nguishment of losses which the Bank say have su•t:uccd. 3. 12..0u1wi, That these several funds be and they Ire hereby inviolably p'fledged for the object declared, and that they shall oot Le diverted to any other object without the appro bation of the stockholder►, or at the triennial meeting re quired by the charter. 4. Resolved, That there he now declared a semi-annual dividend of one and one-half per cent. un the capital stock of the tank. 5. Resolved, That 40,000 J. be oppropriated for the ratio guiehment of the premium paid to the Government on the two millions six per cent. loan, 16,000 d. for the extinguish anent of the commission on the loan obtained by the Bank in Europe, 26,974 d. 40 c. for the extinguishment of so much of the expenses of commissioners, the. 6, Resolved, That in addition to the arsni-annual appro. priatitio heretofore made for the extinguishment of the bonus, t►ere be • semi-auuual appropriation of 15,0041 d. for the purpose, with the surplus of the appropriation of the bonus, of extinguishing the premium paid ou the four millions five pet cent. lona, and extioguishiug, in part, the cost of batik. irg•bosses built, sir to be built and purchased by the Bask. 7. Resolved, That this Report be published in the National intelligent/err and the Gaulle. in the city of Philadelphia, is which the Bank is accustomed to publish. L. 'CH EVES, President. itttest•—THOS. WILSON, Cashier. TRIESTE, itiLlt 15. The Austrian vessels returning froth the Levant • have been frequently vise.ed by Greek armed ves sels, which have skyey' shewn the greatest respect to the flag of the itraperor of Austria. These ves sels lame brodght us some recent news from the Archipelago and the Peleponnesns. There does really exit of Government of the Islands, the seat of which is at Hydra, an island to the east of ►he Peleponnesus ; but the authority of this Govern. meld is not recognised by the whole of these, which are more or less under the dominion of the Turks. There are jealousies between the inhabitants of the different islands, and each governs itself in its own way ; however, all the inhabitants snake all possible sacrifices to relieve themselves from the domination of the Turks. There was an idea of establishing a general government at Tripoliza, but this plan can not be realized sinless the Tusks evacuate the whole of the Mores. The Greeks are employed in build iug forts in the several islands, and in repairing and extending the works which had beets neglected by the Turks. The Turks on their side are endea vouring to fortify themselves in the Islands next to the coast of Asia, and they will do their utmost to maintain themselves there. They have sent troops to Scio, where they are entrenching themselves. Samos, Nikaria, and all the little islands between Samos and Rhodes, have been occupied. As long as the Turks are masters of the coast of Asia Minor, it will be very difficult for the Greeks to make themselves masters of these islands. In the island of Candia there have been partial actions between the Greeks and the Turks. The two parties are at issue, and it is supposed they may combat a long time before victory decides in favour or either. Many European and American vessels are now iu the Archipelago, and notwith *lauding the war, carry .on a very advantageous commerce with the Greeks. The latter pay very good prices for articles of every description which may be of use in war ; often they give goo !s iu exchange. Very consi&v.ible prizes have it is taken from the Turks. STOCKHOLM, JUNE 20. An hour before his Majesty set out for Norway he received the news of the death of Napoleon. Its Majesty immediately communicated it to the Crown Prince. On the same day very satisfactory accounts were received from Christiania. The Storthing seems to place just confidence in the King's views, and to be ready to cn-operate in cc complishing every thing that is to be reconciled to the principles of the Constitution. The Assembly has accordingly adopted the principle of indemnify ing the Nobility, as recommended by his Ml.j-sty% last message; but with respect to the ere:A:ion of a new nobility in Norway, mentioned io. the second. pert of the same message, the Storthing •ery re.. spectfully, but very earnestly, requests fi l l•Maje s ti not to revert to a Resolution taken 10 the A. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. Tins day is published, NUMB ER SIXTY-EIGHT of the MONTHLY GAZETTE of HEALTH, price Is. containing Authentic Particulars of the probable Cause,' and Disease of Napoleon Bonaparte, with Practical Re marks, his Mode of New Topical Remedy for Cancerous and spreading Foul Ulceration, by Dr. Sweindeur —Cases of Tape-worm and Blindness Cared by Galvanism— Cases of Tape-worm and Asearides Cared by Spirit of Tur pentine—Mode of producing Artificially a Warm Climate, by T. A. 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