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This derma pelblithd.lhirog4 Eilltbs,pr:te so. 114. el IicONSIDERATIONS on the VALJSES, 011. CM cowstauticsa if Cul Pment i r t a = tf es ttie firqpratioacy lOUS Dow* Waco with DrIFILUANI 101601, Ei ; . Paned far T. Conn mad W Dario rread. Tliedeg istrablished, is octave, poise Ts. tic'. its boards, ATREAT IS E on the LAW of DL 1111,21Eti ; with felt Direction tar rettkiu; sad irbOactiag a Dionvee, either for lent or on other Cwt. Di JAMS 4 DJILAIIIIY, d Liecelalwlus. Leaden : printed for J. Deeterworth, FtieNstrest ; sad J. Casio, Orneed-Clasy, Ds,lia._ . . • - . . Ls tbs press, and speedily will be published, is One Volume, Quarto, elegantly printed by Reßantyne, with numerous Engravtags, from Desire by Mr. Rictsatil Sinirke, illus tratiwe of the scenery and babas of the twelfth and thir teenth centuries, PARTENOPEX DE BLOIS. A Rtan•L: ice. In Fowr Cantos. Freely translated from the French of H. LE (MAN!), with Note% By IVILLIAM STEWART ROST:. Pilo tag ter Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Oruie, Puler iteiter-rnw. MR. sTEwARrs NEW POEM -------"- Ws day is pabEbheo, u 'Nut vol. foolscap Chu. price 7s to extra bosi:Js, /rHE RES URRECTION ; a I'oem. Ily JOHN STEWART, DI. rititcil Oar Longman, Hers; Rees, sad Orme, naming tist-row. Of eim,' say be had, by the same Author, . bar PLEMIOIIIIIS vegan: niineii. mine. Nero 641. in d& . Thin gaHatted, in Mt NJ. 41 a. illustrated ti n :', twenty. Ora frotu Original Hearings, rice di La. bd. in boards. A. DESCRIPTION of CEYLON ; contain ing su Account of the Canntry, latiliitantii, and 'Mara Productions ; with Narrativia of a Tour round the Island in ten% the Campaign in Candy to leo.), sod adular ia" le kailliSseillUS to IbOS. By the Lee. JA:IIER CORDINER, A.M. Late t haplsia to the G anion of tolunits, • Prititel for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Paurson t•vArirs. This der is pnblislicd, a as. Edition, in ht will. *Vs. with eopbees Additiotis and I ileatratiort, in the *es of flutes, sie ISt. is bwzdh, . EA.IOIIIS of the LIFE of DAVID GiBRICE, Esq. iuterepetted with Charairters and *weights at the Tli..htical Osten:ringlet, the whole fortainh. a History of the stage, +tick includes a pc-Awl at thigtpain yew. By THOMAS DAVIES. Whited t Listirms„ Hurst, Am, sad Oros, !sterns. 6d • bu,r.dlo JAL 17- • She fnllowing Dente bbittelta pubbahed by Cle baba Junot:— TR NSLAiTtrel. Al goods, jewels, sad salver, es well as utestrable aid leaded pasrperty, tf say Data witateser,r, leluagnst to .5y wfistasst sel4el 01154 t Anemia, lirund in any territory s( lbw Porkajeuese dominions, shall he einifiscaud. Mpg& britiall mangles titre, of any kind wbstscwww. em ski imellrested. It 1111 expressly *Malaita, that any person, et wbateeet illeme, The ikon have hi bst puisresesiee any sans or rends • la subjests (Lett lSeitain, shall appear and &ire tb, VIM is the rousse of three days, at the fte- Miliaria Mier, M. Lego', appointed Cotnasireary, ad in faint. whose r-s4ance is at N. IN opposite the Ft•ta tsla the Loretto ; and is the letcrior poi ts of Putt,- p 1 these aorta:stigma are to be nada Ware the Magetrate of the plare. - Lay person who &ball oat rake a true and exact dress& than. shall forfeit Wu thou the ma of the object to declared, sod aba4l ream bearing., carpeted peselssassi, if the gobjert cheek deoureelratii. • am groker reparty which ratty Lore hers any ways con es:sift Pert resew -e h merchants, or nee of - - he r) the same manner wider }lnmates, .Ni the Re , necutzen O. tails lAvues. isoosNooo, tlbo fete of Skews for saailnerist to 30J1. per 'maws he the Asa el each excess. I have unly farther to prolate oe this part of teroobieet, that the 40001. paid to dee Beak by the Excheqem under the desominattoo of " Home Mmes.," choeld be 'discos eluded i but it is pa ay iateetion, if the abase , prostuals am seceded tat, to sanest say *Ornstein is the established rate of allowance for receiviug cuntributioaa to the Loan or to the Lottery The eoosideration of what may be the proper nat. of :es capement in the event of the debt unredeemed being re duced below aim faillIOCR, may be reserved for subsequent arreagetseat, %slue such no event may take place. deny. With impect to the public labium' 3 although 1 has not been se fortunate in the {Cereal COldertUCCS which we have had open the subject, as a holly to coot lace you, that the advauta,,te derived to the hank from the deposit of those !mitoses, must be in peep...thou to their average ninottet ' • I am out the less fi rmly _ cutiviuced in my own judgment of the truth anti accuracy of this position; and think, succeeded in fully satisfying you, that a plan, the Quillen of which I have had the humour of stating to you, might dewy he devised, aid with the 'Nutlet of Pee !lament carried into eifect, by which these balances might, to a very great extent, be resarred pronsetia of peon' to the public; you must be 'erosible, that, however desirous I may he of avuolmg to trouble you with any fur ther dacuision of the mod; is which, according to my joihent..nt, ads-tun:age is derived to the bank from the public haleoet a, or of the pr' tie motet to which those advaategte 'are carried, it would be altogether incomisteat with my duty to the public, in the view a hick I have bow shortly plated, to moil poming tattoo the consideration of the Bank, the expeitieney of .4asoring to the public, in sonic shape or other, that reaminalste degree of prude which they are en titled to eetseet, said which, as I have already observed, it is a Ithiu the competency of Parliament to were to them, form the use et those baLsaces. As, however, say plan for ti" poreux, to which the Bank might sot be a party, though free from objection he its principle., meld not be ear ned istiteXC4 (114•11 aithuul a departure from the room. of Itch has so lot; subsisted bedtime (he Beak nod the Laehtquer, I Mould ua that necount prelim an arrangement promising even something less of advantage to the Fettle which woo leave tine coarse of business its accustnalej wooed elmuml; and. as I amnia doubt bat that the Back will coucur with me in preferring to avoid ouy deviation from u long establial.ed spirts), it appears probable, that, from linseed other einsiderations, it may be more sattsfactnes to them, as it will eretsitily bete use, that the nee or the other of the fulhoting porpositious, tunquestiouahly not formed upon any too sanguine view of the comparative profit whack iL another mode might be obtained fur the public) should be weeded to by the Hank, that the Bank shall, on 41, before the sib of April Dexi, ad. voice to the public, fi.r the service of the year, a loan of 3,trou,nund without interest, bet the principal to he neared by Exchequer hills, payable twelve mouths atter the rand estrum of a definiitve treaty of peace or, that the Bask shall, an or before the :ith April in the preoeut awl each "oc ean's( year, duriog the toutinuaace of the war, and within twe:vr swath btu: the itemisation thereof, he a defiiiitive treaty of peace, pry tutu the receipt of the Exiheritier, there to be. bold at the thermal et Parhaseeut, the emu of iso,tuall. sterling. . . . . _ la itimposiing this eltentatlve is the mode of affording to the public that degree of aid ohirh, opus the most moderate principle, sad with a refermice to the advantage that might usbersiae be ohialored, it appears reasonable to ekiket account of the deposit of public immey to the beads of the book, I feel it a duty at the same time to urge, in the stroargert tom.::tr, the superior couvertimic mad .d,;,, tage which would accrue to the public service (won the Adoption, Sy the Lank, of the proposed Lomas, lanced of ae eno4alent animal payment into the Exchequer. Is Mabee this coin pitman vino of the two propos*, and derided upiuiea is favour ut the cdvance by way of load, I eannot doubt, :from the I.cuceal dmpueitomi of the Bank, that if will be a poi' erful motive with the Court to glee a prefereace to fiat priapnsal; noise , from soma telifoUT, of which I YU MA r ibli are it sh,uld appear to tikes iik . oln toy accessary, fur the laterc:its of tie Yank, to coeliac tlicfuselbea to an 111110111/ payment. Is order to the peseibib* of any future mimeo. duidaadtag the principles and grouuds on which the pt e. Mgt weliessest, as far as relates in the derwslo oehle balances, brought thrwarol, I think it necesimry to sobsers . that the proposal to confine the duration of the standee hy wog vi lomo ' or of the wineal pa; meat into die Est lit i t uer, to use period of the peewit war, and toretwe months after the stemma:mu of it, is by no mesa to be uuderstood ra an adinosiun on my pint, that at lb* eapiratiou of sorb period, the public will iw lougor be =titled to look to any advantage r from the continuance of sorb deposits but simply as • priaisino, by which the (;overemeat and the Bank may be respectively etiablud, abider the Linage a the state of affairs which will then have Likes mace, probably effector' the ameniat of public balances So the hands of the let ter, to (Va. sitkr of a new enengenisat. Aod I have fathe r tua:id, that, as the priiiiimal I have mow made is founded on the view I have takes of the present aunual average anionnt of those balsams asermieg that amount to be sot km than ten mail room sterling, I with it to be anderstood that the premed arraogeroem, if carried liMdeet , should not be romancd to preclude ll.a Blojesty's Govereiocet ',with the sow lion of parltameat if aceessery) from u,.,i in such manner as they might think proper fur the relate tats rest, and coussteut with soy existoug engagement with the Batik, any excess of Wince over and above the mid len millions, it it should appear that such mess were l.ktly to be permanent and of authatent ...agnitode to call for some application of it, by which, without intarkiing with the arrangement now pro- posed to the Beek, it might he rendered productive of ad ragtag' to the politic but without catalog spun the Beak fee say direct amistaace, beyond the am** now proposed ; as asestauce which, whatever difference of opinion may es in as to the elver anlaaces by the opera** of which they are enabled to grant it, will, I cam* doubt, epee a for roe- Serration of the whole case, appear to be mainly cuasistent with thine principles of coed) , and mutual liberality, stitch ought to prevail is the nbusteseat of so important an ar iaogeuient, mooing unt of the canna* trainee*** es mhos between the public and the Bank. have the boomer to he, Gentlemen, Your übedieut humble hervaot, To the Governs gad SP. PEILCEYAL. Lcputy bovreacrr of the Beak. No. II —; of b reaper, intituled, " Resolatlonu albs Court of Pirectpra." • tet►Jaaetsry, R,,,,F, e 0......Th a t the proposal of the Chancellor bf the Erich. ,ter, to Lae 51110,001,1. i.V113 the Unclaimed Dividends, is adottioa to lb. runner sum of n 76,7331. be acceded to bfthos i mar Rcs..lvri'—"flot is respect to Ow Ms of manager:tent, ate till rwtnp v - ak b. proposttl On 6 , 0..1. milk**, Si 1401 per willies. 131. ditto 31A. ditto. a.al. ditto 4301. ditto. 3001. .1 It* ditto. Reeolve*l.—T uat . rr , r..rt to 60 7 4,00017 for siluerit by the brit rha.-te-, it is not expetkeat to mike soy &Iterates) that ',Km. ite beim part of the tOo,book per &smell cout,neteel from the Lesdeties ef the Bask. R,,,,,p,,,!—Thrst the Court of Directors do accede to the prequels, .4 the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to lead, for th, me of Gorctupent, o,oon,nonl. on Eitchestess without totem st, &Iris; the Mar i prOMitkil it le **rotated to be returned within six months after the notification of a Treaty of Peace ' and under the complete wodcritandlac that ell tricoactssms between the public sod the Rana shall be cuotiosed its the assenstunsed nionner, eves thosigh the women of public Waimea should exceed the sum of tau (kik of s letter from the rhstorellor of the Exchequer, to the Governor sod Depsty Goormoor of the BSI& . Puenitir,-otreet, 1 5tb Jas. toot. Centlernen—Tb. liberal slispneition whirls ties been me. pd sit t,l by th e 42, 04r 0 ihrretsrs, to oeuvres is the pin espai orrancesomsts which I hare thoesbt it my &my to son .mot for their evosnderations, has afforded on: great an. twins-time While I feel esierineesi that my prove& NIA Set kit stela of the rebate interest, the manner i* which it Las Mien received by the Ranh, confirms roe is iiitAirix shalt ,1 7 h a a nut r r iarrede ,tooot a dac unusidersi no else of I.e tax a.i naimunsl44l. and cap:::ta:Aap of ILO dia,..--.: reareetabk Corpinteltion. Vitae; this imptemimi, I nom ntinaglY inebilla to ome way to the suggestions of the Bank is the minor poets of the arraortaents, mid 0.11 there'd,* scent:e to tie male of allowancoi therein proposed for the management of the Public Debt, so far as it *Kobe* to present eirtmenstaseco, or to such as can be expected to occur within any short permed. In this view, there f ore, I not objet to tie alterstirm by which this propos.," that Ilia aUuwasee to be paid by the public for amusement, shall lie at the rats uf,401. per tuilissu upon any amount of debt between 400 and 600 millions inclusive, iostead of I:naiting that re allowssee to any amount b note 400 and u.o millions. se I bad intended; and according to this arraticensent, the colored rate a JOOl. per million will be allowed upon any eite.so of debt see entstiai, or with may hereafter be created, above find millions, hate ti of commencing from the moonlit of millions. But with respset to the proposal for increasing the rate of allowauce for meuagement to Nord. per million, io case the uumlecuted debt should be reduced to militias, I am persuaded, that, upon re.conahleratiou, the Court of liiree toi I , will agree with me iu the difficulty, or rather the iiiipm si!dlity, of my proposing to Parliament, at this mu:ueet, to grout a higher rate ofallowsoce upon a debt of jooi. milhoos, than was es-tinted by law, in 1701, upon a decreasing debt of 2.2.01. Indiums ; and I trii‘t that they will commit to with draw this pert of their resottition. In stating this, Iby uo mesas Mired to umicrvalne the reasons which may be oiled to slew that cireurostauces may perhaps tame occurred to resider some increase sot toarmaloadda; ibat the event which wuuld tiring these circumstantial, soot propel It . under cousi sleratiuo, is I ma afraid, remetrod le see! sdislanee, tint the Court of Directors will, I hops, Mut no i.i agreeing with me to wave the discussion of this point fur the pre heat With respect to that part of their Res*lotions, by which the Court of Directors uterus to advaace " d,Oou,oon on Ex chequer till's, without interest,- durum the war, provided it is stipulated to be returned within six mouths after the rati fication of a definitive treaty of peace, and ander the tomplete understanding that all tratorclonis between the and the Rank shall be continued in the accustomed manuet, even though the amount of public balances should exceed the arm of ten millions ;" the proposal to limit the repayment to six m. nhs Msteail of twelve, after the ratilientiou definitive treaty of peace, is an alterstioa in the areal:gement, front which 1 do out feel myself ilispooed to dissent, as tli:s abridg ineut of the term has probably appeared of importance to the Court of Directors. With respect to the understanding under which the Coast is willing to lend the sum of Three Milhous, I bare only to observe, that, subject to this advance, it *eve: was my iotea.', tioo to atteiupt , during its ountiausocr, an, alteration in the. cosine of busman between the Bauk and the klaciscimer, sr to propose to witteiraw from the Bank soy acenuot now by law directed tube kept there. This explanation will. I tomt, he eatirely satiefuctocy to the Court of Directors: and I hags only to add, that, subject to the modification now proposed, respecting the management, I shall be ready to submit to Parliament, to sanction an agreement, founded, iu every re. s;,ret, upon those Resolutions. I have the homier to be, Gentlemen, VOW obedient bumble Servant, To the Goveraer sad Dernity-Crwersor SP. PES,CEVAL. of the Dank. No. IV —Copy of a Letter From the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, to the Governor and Depaty Governor of the Dank. remittent's, Downing-street, January ip, 11109. Referring to the emend coninseuications which I have had the honour of holding with you, and to the eorrispoodeare which bits passed 'ornate, ns, on the .abject of an arrange ment to be Awned between the Public ...id the Lank ; arid especially firths prqousals which I tammanitted to you on the Illth irrtaal, to the itmoration of the Court ref Directors of the lath list. suggesting certain alteratiows in those propo sals ; and to my letter of the loth instant, consenting in part to those alteratione; I thiuk it proper, in order to moons every possibility et miimorherstantling between us, Inlay to recapitulate the teams of the arrangement, *kir h I have ex- Nursed my ma:Lams to submit to Parronneut, iu roar it should nowt with the Seal coacarrence and recut of the Da oh • Viier the three following heeds ; viz. r.s. thetoriried "cl.. ed. Allowance for Charges tifinanszing tbc Public Debt. 3d. Public Saloom, kept st the Bank. I have proposed .—ist.Tliat the Bank shall sow advisee, out at the tri,;-lainied Dividends in their hands, the. men of son,oool. ter the u.:e of the Public, in addition to the me already advanced out of that fund, pursuant to the Act 91 Geo. 11. cap. 33, and under similar conditions ; provided always, that the %manta of stii h Dividends remaining is the Hank shill not be reduced below 100,0001. 4illy, That for the matingeetent of the public debt, the Baia ishall henceforward be allowed as follows :- 3401. per million per annum, upon the whole of the unre deemed debt, when err it may amount to auo millions, and sot exceed boo 31101. per million per stimuli, span the whole ■mount Of any recess of debt anr:dettned above tar; minima ; the sod tint minions continuing in suck case to be may nieTed at the sfoessaid rate of :1401. per million per es. num. ssoi. per million p►r annum, upon the whole ut.redeeased wbesiever it may exceed 3UO an,ltur , and out amount to inn millions. And that nab repeet to the rate of allowance it may be proper to Ix for the manageme it of ay debt Ima than 3tio mmllnu s , it Um been deemel nurisable to defer the consideratioa of that subject until the acts Aiminettou of the debt may be sack as to require some determination span It. 3dly. That the Bask obeli, ois or before the sth of April ant, advent. for the public service in the present year, 3,' , 0 0 .0 001 . by way of loan, without interest ; the principal to be secured by Exchequer 111119, to be deposited in the beads of the Bank, pa able at the expiration of six months after the ratification of a Definitive Treaty of Prate. And it is studaretiod that during the continuance of this advance by the Bank, ne alteration is to be proposed in the general reline of business between the Bank nail the Ex chequer, nor any regulation introduced by which the nceonnts now kn law directed to be kept at the hunk, shall b. with drawn from theme. 1 limo the honour to be, Gentlemen ' Your übedient bumble servant, Te the Governor and Depot" SP. PINICEVA L. amenier of the Bank. ?fie T.-.. Copy of a P..per, iutituled, a Beteh•tion of the Carnet of Directors un Air. Percevars Lett. of nit loth Jammer, 1400, mid recommaidatiou thereof to the Gene. ral CeN:t. -.—. ..-- " At a Covet of Directors, at the Rant, ea Thurvdny, the filst of Jemmy, 160*, the &Downes' Letters fruit the Chancellor of the Exelierte*r beteg reed, via. •• Downiegotreet, is Jim. Dm. " Geatleraeo—The liberal disposal's," he. Dowui■R-et.eet, 19 Jos. 18011. " Gentlemen--Referrise to the swesral, Ac. The Governor actiu,inled the Court, that the Committee if Thew ry baviog cousicleted dm said Lamm reeesonical, that the terms prommod :a the Latter of the myth mewl be complied with. The Court thereto. ftesolved, That the lor sf lbs Exchequer's Letter, of the 9th instant, be laid before ilia General Ci.urt I eterl that the Governor be authorised to inform the Propeisten that this Court Y of opiate's, that the proposal* causation( bt the said Leiter beaccrAed to. N.. vi.-4cer f of a Paper, imituted, " Resolutioe of the Queers! Court set Mr. Formals Letter of the tgth s wim", tem" At a General Court of the Governor and Company of the Do* of England, held at their Public Othce in Thread needle-street, on Thnndar, the 21st January, Isar, The (bowleg Letter trom the Chancellor of the Exchequer Min read, Tie. " Deersiug-street, 19th Jan Pols. . "Gentlemen—Referring," &e. The Govenow farther armiaintsd the Court, that the Court of Directors, having taken the mot Letter tot.. con sideration, are of opinion to recommend to this Court to artujily with therepusale couttaiaed in the said Letter. question WEB them put, that the prep.-maim 1 -, .•.t.i , ned fA the above Letter be cwmptied with oo the part of the /sh e std eserieti is the allireeattee. THE B PREi - • LONDON, MONDAY, FelautaT e. Tbio oyes praidsbed, price ye. Gd. beards, . . WHOLE PROCEEDINGS ea the ?DIA& of at 11% folt NATION, exhibited at the as- cribe 1110/101.TR ABLE the EAST INDIA COM- . egainst itosLaT II ENS/IA W. Eat Custom- of Ileabbay for C,.rruptien it Offira, and reerMag math tue4ulatiaa of the Act 31 Geo 111. Cap. 3i. Tried by e Special Jury is tat Court of the Recnrder of Bombay, ad Tends,. Neseuaber s, 1903 4 and the three Lao stag *eye, bef.are the Haneerzbie Sir James Mackiateah, Kat. illeberder. Id* by Seek Perry, sad Kingsbury, 7, Lead/sibs* Overt fa she days wins peek by J. e.ailow, Cnrra.eourt, ' rdlatterfermrfo Sulto .; sad Cast, 0. Tbomes'a-atreat, De., b r i tETTER, from Mr. tiAllt to Dr. JEN.' .m. 'MR; weisiehig as eetbenNe Accarat or the te::` =led PAIL el 'ACC! b AMR at RINGWOOD; crdal those saes i talksols qpiz an public ;blurt ... se 't; of buey C au , l t l i t i " ree ;I he a. 11.111 5 deputed by ll* lo yal" Je;seri.na Society, et the mope* af ilia Rtalq lloaourable fie, rge Roes, P. &s. ceespletely racing the unfair and insidious rase of as amutirauaa Writer. ---- -- -. - tio'Z'oararat - rilteTtletwo""e:elase ■ a ort 7 h e e n obj u e . ;t l r s o c‘ d u e e efM7l, Godshall receive besides, cermind peouolumeat, if the objeet shaweld deoerviesech. ampgaimbeee peperey which rimy hare been any ways mit- melee by either Portuqune me French merchants, or ilium of 'weather aerial, 51i411,4 declared is the same manner *rater the like gni:a:Mr. 1 be Adeenielleatew CCU( rut ~f the Pinnaces, clti the Re- Fat y Conrail, kr• dime- d e ith ti.r. necutioa taial.o4*.talt. Lated.ht the Palace 44 ear chattel 44i1a0 Liken, oth Lice/usher. 1.11.211. 271 E BANK. ?LULU Parer - r-MD •r) TNX NOMIX OF COANION3 aeLATI Me T.) TUX 1114:411. Ik. lwr- , Copy of *forger from the ttrioceitne of the Tot he- ifer.- le the Cave:ate amd Deputy (harrow of the Dank. Csatirmee, Dew tiing-atteel, I tb hauary, lel sSc libe amoral crwEcenece Cad tuestaanicalieoe abbrb I tare lately bad Debi...our of holdieg with ytiti, rrepcctint itapactstioa formed by me, ou the part id the public, of aa eavezcelrp the beak fat the Public Service the part' a- lit . grounds of that expectation have been di scussed under three heads, namely let. Unclaimed inehiceek Idly. The charge for the management of the Pablis Debt. adly. Salaams t.riato( from deposits at 'ebbe mosey is the tam's of the 113a-.lt. Having most materaly eiraiklitred every thing that bee passed heluses M, in these disceseiono, 1 mow feel myself seekokri sad called spun to wee to re the following per ?seals, soder earh of the atruve beadle; and 1 re q uest that you will suhinit theta to the Court ur Direct,er, fur their eansiderstimi sad aelf(uneVal. let. That out of Me unclaimed elivierarts a /UM of eiso,oo9l shall be advescra for the service or the p r i s e u i year, ender similar provisions to those coot tined ia the Act of 1791, rap oz, sad in addition to the porn 4(376,7304 etreeey adveleced omen t•Lat account; but ou am to meure that the ummat or such divides& remaining is tie Dealt shall tamer be his etas ino,oool. telly. That the sum to be ebbed to the Dank for the of the Palette Debt, Dell, front mid after the titlo of Ape mess, be regulated byte followial wok: %Then the total 2taJaat of debt at:redeemed shall exceed en t millwrw, and sot exceed :to Mlrmas, the Dank shall ramie? so allowance for management at the nom of seol. per million per mums spun the slack et oho It debt eked •hca the total &moon: et s -eh debt shall exceed SW the Leak oho!! ry. L r VI the all.nmete of per reellhoo Er eik 11 Sao no:l' wee far any in.eme of de.d *LI may aim waist, es may hereafter be crested, beyond • , DANISII ISLANDS. intelligence was received, yesterday, of the ea ture of the Danish Wanda, St. Thosuae, St. j 0 and Santa Croix, in the West Indies. Ah o eelnek, Captain! PAILNITISON and BBIKELC arrived, iu a !Kist-chaise and four, with the d• patehev announcing this intelligence, the substance of which was immediately communicated to lin MIL.ILSTY, the Prince of WALLS, and the C a b,. net Ministers. In the evening it was commual. coded to the Loan MAYOIII in tae following Baia tins, which were posted without delay on the frost of the Mansion House, for the information or M e l Public : Feb -7, IS MY LORD—I have the honour to acquaint your Lerdstip, I that Captain Parkinson, of the Ner2., has this wiontieg t r . rtred with dispatches &via Sir Atexajider Cochrtre, Kitten, dated St. Croix, the 27th of DeeeniSer, which contain the la tetligence of the surrender of the Daniih Islands of St. Th. nsan's and St. Jahn's, with thou dependaseipe, on the sue, sad •.ie. out the 25th. I have the become to by ay Lord, Yaw Lordship's bumble sel non, To the Right Hail the Lord Mayor. MI)1 GRAVE. Downing-street, 7th February, Hos. BF 1( LORD-1 have the houour to argusiut your Lard ship, thlt Captain Berketey has them morning arrived with dispatches fee= atellett Ditiyer, dated St. Croix, the 27th of Dseenther, labia seething the inteltigence, that the lalandeet ai: !rookies sad St. Joba's bad serreatlcred, by capatoltion, to Iltio Majesty's arms, oe the tied of Decent. "sr, solute head of St. Cr.ix u the 93th, eithout ; 11164161111. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Lordship's bosebie meant, Totbe Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor. CASTLRREAGR. These Islands have been long in a wretched state, and were expected to fall an easy conquest. It is grateful to think that the capture has bees achieved without any loss. The Island of St. Thomas was the only one competent to make any resistance. The fall of the others followed of course. The Capitulation is in the usual terms, and consequently does not possess any interest. The dispatches announcing this intelligence were taken into consideration at a Cabinet Council held is the afternoon at the Duke of —PIITLARD'IL con sisting of the Duke of PORTLAND. Earls WEST MORLAND, CAMDEN, CHATHAM. and BATHURST. Lords Hawassavar, ELDON, and Moteaan, Mr. CANNING and Mr. PLACETAL. Viscount CASTLEREAGH wits riot present, his Lordship hay. iag left town for Stairmore. The Dake 'f PORTLAND appeared perfectly recovered from late indisposition. The Council met at for o'clock, and broke up at six—and shortly pile:, Guiles dispatches wer: seat off from the Admiri:tv and the Foreign Office, to His 3IAAC3TY at Windsor. We have received k•ttrr and papers from Lis bon, to the 18th last, from which we haveextracted a Prociamation ibeitscl by the French in that city.— It afford. a full ilea of the state of that place. We have given in a subsequent column a report G f the trial, by Court Martial, of Captain WOOO - FFE, for the lays of the Caketta. The squadron which is mentioned in the defence of Captain WOODItIf FS, is the same that escaped out of Rochfort on the lath ult. with the excep tion of Ls Claire and L'Arsside frigates, which were afterwards captured by Sir Sastust. Hoou's squadron, and the salditicm of the Calcutta, of 54 guns, which was immediately refitted after her capture, and now constitutes part of the enemy's force. A set of papers relatiag to the Bank has been printed, by order of the House of Commons, and laid before Parliament. It consists of copies of all correspondence, since the Ist of May, 1807, between the CHANCELLOR of the Exchsouea and tie Guvsasoa and DEPUTY GOVERNOR of the Bank, on the subject of the management of the Nutional Debt ; the application of the unclaimed dividends; and a loan of money for the publi,! service. This eorres.ondence commenced on the 2.3t1 December. The previous part, consisting 0: the proposal, on the Fart of Government, and the answer of the Ba►►k, may be collected from the re,uic, which is given correctly in one preced ing columns. We are happy to Ind by the Swage, that the report of the If'sy sloop, Captaiu HALL, bt.ing lost, is without foundation. Rear-Aiinairal SST issur: Cor►ts, Bart. returned to his command at Portsmouth, on Iliday, and rehoisted his Sag ou board the Gladiator. Limit. paler. it-4- 7 .4..1rniral Sir CHAILIS COTTON took the command off Lisbon on the 15th ult. in the ;Slur seer. A- ship snivel at Liverpool, from re• 'ports, that Olt Icavit,t; the Capes on the 3tAlt matter, a British friwAte sus gia-A. in, supen..e. to be tic • le hiLls Me. !to*: ui, how-d.