The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-14 00:00:00

t= STATESMAN velar? .. vc..,4„ of i yt .. '4: ;rt . *: • ;(:- 44.401‘4.4 F; 41 70 I *moons v.ivitirikurris, tO . iccifgel of.. tlii,.. *Choi would one aaxptitigsl4ol 1 th,,his pcislic 4 i .Ths Anitisli llttihterX.l4l9a4lll lici painted ltith,hihAfackiaveirt,s td 6 . 0111 - cpfd lly U . piiiqi . t4tsi t ns. As also says, tbat it is well:km:in . I lliarnoiiAseiiiii holds _ill.. [louse of Lorraine ili • `ll4O ahlitikte'nce ; and that in marrying the Arch.; ditches% helyel'cinky. the secondpiy object in. ,view, e(eatplo.yieg.ithelorcea of shit Fowir in tbeetteco. ~ .11 7 Rf nr. his p4ris against the Contitient. His piin 7efpallibieet wait: .ealple . .,. Ragland. by this • most; r•ttitraoliliiiaty-martiag ; which p lar from affording: an y aticittity against the ain't:Won of Bosrapanig,' !kg,heaW•ortly be colt idercei as a most dangerous s.nareL ~,.„' —Abe climax' of. the, wily policy o f thi s man, whisie,` 'Thenaship,is infini t tely mime dangerous *to England /bin his . vaiii in d ineffectual boasting.: 'Boit. t A h'X't wen knows that until ,be is. at • peace . with England 'hecan' i:iver 'hi.coise m atter, of the Panin, inpa.. It is in vain he Makeithe Menitegr declare that the Spanish insurgent: hive not more this tweiity.four thousand recrnits: , shit there ire ehlY Ewen ty .fut; t . th‘ousiuld gtegliohforAhs-Aleienca offer*. ' tn;gal ; • diet blAssiiii . has. je.venty thousand.menon ' der-his couitnalid . ;.snditiac the Neipoiltau nAvy has , • defeated the EngpshifritOte, acc . .. '!'tattle . calsehoo.ds , ~ ;are . pulOislied by ßorfirisitele :hake' the' con. rictivts . ma f ch o inia to ensetsragehisoniiiy. Ileweil :ketitit ill the time that the . nlE:Oct ,of Spanish 1e.,- serge:lls, sibli'atio awed with muskets, apittittil to' ••t0.0400. had 'taut there are besides tw,o Tillioes:of , :the 10:bit:Ott& proilded with Offensive weapons of., eatines.kinds, .who, by. the just law of - retaliation; ..wilciitovetkdostructivo to his.arinies tila acthelktoody ifiyiltulnd Igsslitig. , Why does not‘Bena.', : e'ian'tbt; 'tithe twice:, of the thirty thousand well. disciplinedrOttninisi ?,. 6. . t. ',When 40:: ;nukes hisep- Pearance beyond thi, Piettssegs,,.. to . plant bi" eagles tin,theramperts of fitSbeni!' he will .see, with his IlllitiYels. the 0101410,W, Alse.)ohabitaists, more than 20 1 :1,000 of, *horn .willissesas. hie battalion", if from thb 'stiperiority ,of,. masses of regular. troops? .the.Etiglishciencridshould think proper to.manceu. (re s in 'tile position mare contiguons to •tlic.right bank o(.the Wipe, • • . . . ... , • ". AnOtber such vlctorins MunAT pretends. to ' have obtained, and there)" an end of the navy. : . , • " I forgot tit ineption 2 Oust theapeech delivered.. by .oenpral Sanita*ti on 'hi" return fruni Ireland,, was composed in tile 0100 0 1 4(11114111 BILVAX,* AhEP !Minister of Marine, anti Vis intended to have been recited by 6eiteril Utnitg.nitt.,. • who had the chief : 'cumnianil otifie.napedition. ; That officer being in.: disposed % G4net , il Sinninin became his substitute, and spoke' th e address which ia attempted. to. be, Rode a charge • againat; him. 'Su this fact., the. Altiblic tnayjudgc of the degrei..X.importince that. silught to be attached. to apeccbcs Of that kind. " " I shall Conclude with, saying, that for the two .'months he Militia in . England, General Sanitacul •has been incessantlY employed in ,prepisiog hitt re, Matks,..and 'that iu, very .thing he hiiii said, il dpi end erittfm, lie ,hge b ad. ; no other :object,, " than to resider . himseff worthy ef,thehindnesa of his fr h the PrOtection of . the Cs,oTepinsotst,..and. theeltsteak il iissi :public, ' 4. t.. e • • .' 11 OK E OF YOUR 4.4444*,,7, . . ....).,... , , ~, - ~ r . *9- • . 1 r? .1: • ... , , ' Iva 14 4 .1 1 1. E. Q., KILEWS i filtril.p4r i " - ` i,4 ' " • , .:--e• INR-7: '. • ~. I. ~ . 4 , 4 , , ; C ''• *.i 7 • l a l 9ofOrtgeid•mldP*llat'. ol *'"' " . .:ivioareili, yal, may dipper all islistiS . iterts..itiaiwitildrgibk• trivet:Eche a inOriFloioilayo. Ka tis tjo,woha WWII presetiteWah thicrowda of. ehraloges_thaallnie.golatantly - eiriiiiig, 'and Al' her. tytOg to and fro ilt,guaitt of [B o s ses. ~ .The'liihiblt.'. ‘ . 'Mt sitiiiiiiiie Of. 'the . urgent damand . uf apartments .1161.1.4.fevi days, • ant' thertifdre. : will not let their Pabwitler losirthan a month,' l'Alesii they can , get a snantlelitpayment for a ititiektit•lodging. The repot • the immense assenthlret troops on*.ttfe'Durfoi 4o.morrow, the meeting of nil. the Priacea, math' astimiddni of the expected ball on Monday, lei 4e, *Mtn alt•thisCrowd to the place. ft is understood MP the Ponice!mearis to give . a ball at the Pavilion eh:Tuesday, 'which will conclude the fete. • TISe Painci has. ".hitherto . come out only to in. specthis own regiment; he bas . at other times taken'` exercise only *in his own ridinutionse , —curiosity ira therefore not been gratified; for it has blown so tviik)a-gaie Wm' the S. W.' that the ladies durst lititenoture °Dike Downs on 'Friday, and indeed. elk tempest of wind was so loud, that-the intended inintnuvres of the I, f ight Hone could not tike . place; for though *the Pat.acz's voice is fall, clear,' sod distinct, it was impossible tor.the word of-com y ., wand to wheard froefOtte end of •the line to . the : others. The Put nos acted is fhilunel, 'ilia the re: .1 giment. passed the Duke of- Cutisnitinn MI Re' wicdvieg General. ,Pts dog this terctrinny the p Duke's hat:was blown off by . the wind several . limit, as he it obliged to wear his hit easy on account of hit, wounds being not quite heiled.. The tgaiiPitiflC.ki: hard inspected the resiment, - enali by 01e05 ,..:: .4. The Pax woe has had only very :select pile*. to -dine with him. Fridiy. was.. 14 kw Ifitwo :every eiening he has tunsie.'"" l ,.`.'4: . , , 8 .. ... -:r,.,. , .„ . 1 ... .T.lve-Theatns and the Ciietts bigh'S4rtnontedthetl eptateiomehtl'op . Piiasy Digissi 4 sro4o o . o* l 4:: , 'b. —On-Friday kwe bad . 'a •very - lesdrjteti Itiot.riceiot . ,' 'l9oiyardschr 1W gairteal t Which lies 11, 1 4 1 04 f if• - bY IL Cenilign t iat Mall 6 f -1 1 . 00erliil 'On ijec, . i •.. shpt rutirce.'hae .ab ou t •it ri;o4 . !pi oblemeo and. - Gentlemen to dindwith him toi.d4rs'and wittif"J4o to.nstorrOw. The town iseeiy ftifl...'.. The ps4,4lpal 1 -Nobleamis .aact. Geotletoo tow. i .twee t 'igloo' 't4 •P,RTN WO, arc— • , _• .. .... . . .... - 40 o. .n t a t e of Argyle I t eril Keith • , • .• !• • ,Ittorquis of lieildfort• . --- clobbro4 . , • ~7 , ----- Tay istock . . .. —7.— lt6bert tkePeer • a °Elia of ticremout. ~,-. , .. - 177 .- ht -; 7170 -- . .ivt i tz . eriald • •:, `. b :_,,..._ ) " ffr " J . cr i be r s . : :,.' . • ~ c, 4 .1 . e: a i l! hell. Gan. Fitzpatrick ' Chiesesiitr'' . .Rl. lion. it. 0., S'orriqao , 241Fplir— Yatozon h , . at. Ifoo. Geortelieioey .•• vie `loin liorryloore - tar rte. Pelt, F Barr. .“.-.-.:. P k tun ine tret ' Sir R. Bartlig. 'ug. :Itir• • sir C. De. Ovesisigny, Bart, 11r, Ifirwpah • m i. 4— y ann . t a m :l r d r., Seit .jir t .§teliey ti - • IliatligOte SobnynlPSV. :41.4; let , ".- .14aPir ar r er Vi il o4 l o" .. I •I • • • : pow . .OF. cumptilLY.-Assave t&, • • • . 111ANKA tttirt • !-• • Ex-parte"lnesrelis iss, eke Mailer of ASur,xx. This' was lot applies() dot for fiber'''. to prove ostst og under .4.lfir commilsion. It appeared r.paskt, the bankrupt • was - acceptor . ' Of • a bill of eaehanes for 4001.,dcame.on, hint by' a - *moo of the nate, of" Reti re by witer s it.was indorsed to the Petitioner, blaster, Wheephs,,,bat withoutindon. lack,. penile te a persists • of 'the name of whae.vonessiloa•it ilra's at the time the commissink,.wet seed .!out. .7tte , Petifrorrer',' after this, repaid, tisa money, to liPculium, and - received hack from hitolhe bile, on,which he claimed to be allowea to Pieta uridei the Ceiotnissieo ; but the prouf watrefesed, on the ground that,, at the date of the consatissionilite Petitioner was not a eredl-! for of the .Beekrapt. -• • f • - 'Sir S. komILLT. sad ! Mc Asst, in support`' of the decision of Bia.cetautimiopers, argued upon the tattniberiess evils must . result from count,. *ftneing. the doctrine iOW.etnitended for by the Pe. titioner. .If the claims otf•the estate of i bank, rept were, allowed to get Into otherhandtifter the r bankruptcy.„. from. those in width they heti beta at the' dafe of the Commissioni. the, administration of .the affairs of binkrupt estates would thrtiwo •opento easy speeies •of fraud itid ipioevenienee. ...Jot it . be. supposed,' tor • bilinear,. that int One person, iat the, period of the failure of any 'pl . the' itsotintry , bankers, is( ....whoa! unfortudatifi'y they 'at present heard so mach, held to the amount eU ,•10001. of their ii. notes, would it be permitted to Shah person, tot the purpose of depriving the coon. try basket of. his certificate, by rendering it impes. .01,1de.that he, shouldhiew the requisite number of ,concurring ,ereditoes,- la pate out his • 10001. *nom fifty different persona, all- of whom would have an equal right to object to the certificate; and be enunted'in the Dumber of creditors under the osommiuien-,. although at the time of the bankrupt. I .oy.they warn not at all interested in' it, and were only introduced from some unworthy or tnaligirent .motive ? Again, if this, role of, proceeding Were ito be adopted, would it-sot be in the power-of any ;holder of a bill who knew that his claim against the: „bankrupt estate could. be met by a counter demand, 40 put a* end to , thiaplea of set.off on the part of, the, estate, of. the bankrupt, by making over his debt to some friend or other , third..party;* in *hose hands it would not besubject to any such claim ? iip every set.off, and indeed every ohjee. -thin to . any claim gado agliinst a bankrupt eithte, might easily be guarded against. • ' Mr. COOK, for the Petitioner, contended,lher 'claim on a:bill of exchange arose to the person al. timatety holding it against any of the other parties liable its the payment of tho bill, and who might „become bankrupt from. the period of the currency of the hill. The Petitioner in thieve* had Paid a vidu. l atle censideration Coe the•bilt ; he gas* it tb - ht'Cul.l lunt for a like saleable consideration; and when the acceptor became haukrupt, though he, the Pe. .titioner, .hed *twitted to put his name on .the bill ~when he gave into M'Cullum- ; 'hi .esteerned himself r egally houod to take tho•hiWback, • and repay tbe: valuable consideration he .had received. for Out altereforee as -ww - •ect , or is*;•lia; l4u present. claim. entitled to . bopreietitiiikei Comnpasion. .. • The UointeAncera.pkweeof °Onion, - that at ,-the period of the-bankruptcy the Petitioner was ' not Aolegested.in•the• - baehruPt fundi. t The !ante the.petitioner wassot on the Mll tti - that no re. sPnteibitiey arlein*.from it:; dtactiecVsto , hlin; Out Could he have beeti compelled to pay it. {=He Might; was the lip)der A have obliged him. to . .eleim.on,the .h atth r u pt . eitate;: and account to. hin‘ for. his relief pro ranti; bet'lf ho cheats to.. Place :hherelf,lo t eyotse.aituation.erpayrtit thendll self, the Court could The.payingi, , alay s of the bill , withont.the: , ,getitioaer'rseitrs'itt. domineer, the Court couldtool tggard. : at .a' nego. trantabliOnt - bite . oniiii . a transantion: of sale pt! hatie,:, hy. which .tit at 'odd outright, and on acceutit of whicis,lberefdie; •no demand' 'Couldafterwards be set up minuet the Petitioner. 'however,. the Learned Counsel .(Mr. Cook . ) , ~ evislced it, he should allow a case to be 'reserved ou Iffie subject for trial at law. ' AC this Mr. Coot accepted.- • • ' L• 4 RiParie Jorms—in the 'matter of JANE& • • This was ;n application on. he Set of an infer. tunate Binkrupt of the name-of Richard Jones; 'who had succeeded in getting the COMmiesion against him superseded, with cests t to have the Bill ef,.his. Attorney, -Idr.iticherd tixed *by Mr, Sten: ley, the Mastat.,lo-14.formeil-pad rocinilsiti 4. • 7 • Vatide. • • .:.•Mr. Hill,, in a long ejfidevit.4led by him, 'feted 'tiiettlemetatind release to have taken place; but he, by his counsel; at the same time, expressed his eels. ,dirten to base.bie-Aill.tased, and vain to 'give up Ict4'.hitalilestionaunt, to which. the .Maiier might. te fls4ip•-his.aecount,_provided the ?etitioncr would find seovrioyiti Pay 'whatever' . sum o , more than that • he. ltd":ag;recd'tD ineipt'efi'ahOuld 'be found due to '''eTbeglimk i rept stet •beier U . ? a Onditian Red' . •• . • ~./o- . a-Th.(I4ORD: Ctianeet,t i oa said, T here.-there 'coil() 'be no 4lueslltin:".l:his was a. thing frite of.cou fife Pellti one!, said, theo ,aeshiy hi ases entitleclom affidavit; Coneisting 6010 .odd sheets , haeing ben litate4:by his Lordship to *ignite of . cootie, fit . ,haver ceste. ..t.• *C" Ti' • • • • .Thr. Loo k Cita. Fr.con cite s ahoul4 deppea ,4.ol o :wrsitit of the trueirtion COrtr.. . 4 11,AMILLY I fibt ,tigietioit of - the. bilk shoohf• - •heitieit td4lo9lloi rotation. . . • , !e•%. 4 ::;i 3 .•""' t)iiosivviii i sisted Ott p1rt.544.11,14/titigße f i l el: s*. i cimotribit Vi'. strierz# l 4,.akr44 Ap t .. "*, td,h 49, 10 %00: 4 'f O ftc " in g s " 4l 411*. t . mixt/yr:4 ,?0 , 4r. siteksat*.s. r ..litijotthhipOiorilisitybreettikrtiti be 0 .1 4 104 e Alls/rf * Oliggis of le a se3'ol4 SfirfOrd Mi • .1 pv4 : splesifW_Fottsmil kiidriy; to inait t ri ne rity,aiA zi nrry barracks,*Windsor. .• • .. . • • - ~- =-~ i. - • i 4 :: was a very prevalent opinio p Fra 7 tilsjt Ski k 1, "-T." - r and Sele •'' • l i t ri r Pne rib • . mil ky ~ • • .1% l IIWP.-, . !: ...r • • 48 W" .— e II gi .- •• • .......nai si . I.AI ill stl-C— nttatßl . .. ..Afr. 1 satheiote . ' The folrdwing art the-priovisinl , somwency- , lotwu „ • 3 ail. Petertnirouils ' . M r. JObnynigh.__ 1 . '• ,• • • ' 4 ,5,4 . we alluded to e—" With respect ro.jha , . ' !olwallt ' ..... 41 ....r br i mpo . .- % fi t , , Oric,.. se,' i.,. - •• . . .• . .., ; 1 1 1 la a thousand minds nhnitii;•i non . _. 4 horv . e l sw e pArialalt ~y 1 la.!. il ea th t ies .. c .-:., s' *: • . . ' itti rei !in the le n g th :of:time that Mt tiaPbe64, (4,Lisailhof 841 i. _ 4l/aa ,- • • • twteral SsniCAV in will cesiwittY GUNK. • 1 "n" • '-- . • 1 cruch Officeri;•who Wive serVed ipislegjtiahAti l aiii the•shill4 l ". 7,4 Ti l liliniiiitrolii jt. l hoßqiir .0: (h i ! . ...p._..qe 0 ... 0i Paitirt in it .134,tliat he is owe (4 the'filir(MieralF in f low, ...a. .t . p : a ire ;e A ..p._,. r -4r vr- ' L - ES" . plitu f u47 took place yeeffi ., Sp - "Ilti.. kg; th at he odght to liava, halo smentuilerillisTt-lia.,, .43 • ',.....!, al: 8 kaN A none, and Prince:of Powte irietallfwistlejen. • Yitertrea, the Sobsriptip,rt• iloolliaisi Aid 44:1_.- houses la•is of him. and hitt Infdenred ' the ' ,WU ( nif ie lipierreao . o z, l l Ulla! triettteilgt l ,T.ffiteitnise!k44 lll 4l3 l r 1 4 11 !. I nt hilt', wkich haa siaapvt- .. lii i ia:ful j ; .....ri. j i pk ...., iv, , 1 ,„ tO cell or OrottutePlarlodtP•v• .v . 'el Ice." .I. l • l •T ir4 ig - • .. .. ••.,.-- :. •- . - —,,-„,,,, . . i re SO3tC AnsteLes wiper mews ePt: ip, t ext - . . ...g -..gc T , , t o Roaattlik'llit i raaltg. -?....-- • ate41 4 6R114 1 . 414811 la . 4 :i ~ c " lluiug .9100 , ,Imididsiiilletike er . 4 11 9 - 7.- :-.• • 4 er sja4 with 4.pf,tcral w .44tiltAZel 114. isicalsoarVi . 4lPil - , l* i jAittlon; rsee it iocutiptkApft,e3 tit two; what oak iirta ., :' thie of e neleparpolim,obAsh.s. v ,i, 1, io r ptbely to OW Tiniedtgl. ou - Re Awn (5, i r a ni d . , tweivoiyeekugbr , ftli Ifffi' litiscrOtto 4, Om it shogltl bisf*PeantettiletfilwittN iniillia a....tim00, tolAslsktev,',,iiii;4ot,thatirdittite iii im,?,;(4kr. t 6 regria.c i l,k i i siikliecorito. fi n d u .; Seat tt rhe - 414 afid tie' biltre, 4?r : ,l_,hthsligigliac., fluge ; tho , .t.tviiiig • befdfeit' - ' l Btirdel sudh ,fectaaatkupt . ., eelirtihtiM'aii) rid gist vioorsii • •ht an hostile Amp' :T. i l : 4 ~abi l i t z mI 4 Ampfis.,‘ Genxtel d6XviiktiStlig... ktitiiifi!tiges that furAkesP96ll olo, Df' )l4l3 iphili . Pie: ianii.Of Gettehl 0*(01'6;4, h."10,,,t,,,4.0..ua., ittg addicts 6, OA Ail lei ki lllr i4 vi lii% nr.his•gama, • . 11 Atiuts.,- *llO4 if hii had - t int:* n u vrit .. thAc,Cr..erAlt I)e•utust bags**Pr maiiisteirded, &tutu lim iplo sed . irt • • - • , - ,6 . idieulc.,So far f to3k it & however, . ierttu Mi.ssagi, y Ifs ;rstiin . , ilits . 6 . .iyys,‘". ;14 1 ,01tc wAs welt -pleased tile, il ?la fit given ordgs tba l t t Alle nee tiestripe , shatla blVd.eriasi-teilltisls p:rjratti . N i ktita." ~. As g k imiotentisotst OA. fkiettXzl.,W,. l , o ,, i t i ..02. 4 9 /l o t :11 igitiprei.ellatcwiettf bt the alubi . i,":: t C!!1" /i Y., 4- ' 7 " 164.bineepisiesitn10 sibiel4 , cxtraoroi nasy ..mfttly., • _ 1 ligNe t t;l l A sa PIP PO ‘?,,14 0 . , PePPII4 . ; isf , :spaestit me& rith;l•kiallte 'es; eceogqt of.UsFix ranks...it eft. l e ateiohilltMinitiiiiy:lpprOved Of.. ..tba,o*.ob.., 'gtion to it % witiotbat It - vial too 'short , .i i tliis bits L e en itnonve t .G r eueral SistitAa:TW has ckpantle4 it cobidcrablY, 'fiet it be place* by.thi side of thel ipeeell a . 11u . ded Jo ) sptd i the • tlilettearie s ef iebli.lititer' will' 'toed: by foriliten• h t 49 81 %9 4 Inestrine Ift4tt behatitetttibliir atiieTnio c ti l .aitt s ft t p.,h t l i i...ess:lll:. Eagiend ) myy he lICt l iolf 'against. !Mt, !to ,wwf i e . agq Gerognmant when he 'WA* an iralice. lioNa,eauXt . wost,l4 Its. , e4FY 'kettry'to 'be attac ked on such eniditions : ,, ge o caturio - Join& 'say to the Eigfiabillo s tisters„ that . liter ~.korc. op oin g , of France.; Wrfbia .. an s a aiOth_,atlk Pper, lll . SOALIA. - plea arrival in tirb 4oilittfividie . ;Ad into the. hands of Government very eircutnitatitial cillicrialiOns on the whole of the flreetien and Sitetoaet 11tio the. Scheldt to Trieste; . the or , • tiistr Mid AwraitiOne of the armies; . the state 9 . 0 41.,turtrossescaseto do.) r Three or four pigh fill ,sitb,ptell.ltiOegstiofts,, may, I hcrefore, well -be fonoteetyin ogi,s,ig,fricWß o f ne arly two lin nitre* Pagekailnfiintislietil'fornintion most important fur 00 , publio oes'aice. Di Isar injorice to this ufficcr 2 , ilwi f oroeso -Isocotatko Ili perfectly acqoainted with hil u m i stesi, for ilvtitteik,. sion of this country ; bill mo de I gf e ilefsqqe .M. 411,0 any attack (it; ou r-part ; beta/4,16m0 very cu particulars . relating to , binatclf- liqd is 04060 i ._•• , n34's s -'-'• •;"‘t' -. " Picini' what denetsilik*Aolti IttiVidAd Gille t ~. :, l hive little , doubt .thatiEb*ar4O're'lli tb'estutne6o a lt4ter dated " Verdun ter.bicuie;luo 1 ,13 1 , 4 , klf serto in Morning l'lsfervilf Ale VI bj.fA n Aitgent • a prito.ner of war. It lititlf V i ttliatiossatirsi t ‘,* 51N :rendered great semi& tss , 4lllyripiri-46 ts • • only id Military a ff airs, bet iff . : l loso,4:lSviall,ii mature: TITUS BaltaartOTT4 iiiitio.svatiittli and fellow: Collegian with, ,80114`,IXIbtri, • Prince of Pomn-Cprog..wfis fiVORPRIPCO6% 4 gallies for eight rate,' T h e Olt . 1 41 1 11- RIM Pilot QM in Goleatty.. Beitleelleit4•64 • 1 IM ibiplutet.: . ligence, wept bittorlyl:wild ell i1',. 4 ' s matNiksalkt sent himself, ha intse:aled Jedkidalc,Of 0 1 1 1 1 ProlaV oco lfg Ma.040:A11.-Chief, toiiatilliqtkaAzsr 11.41,4F00 , ,Reti5. to have this sentente . ;roni 01 tte 1. 6 ,411/ . 4 , 4 raid" enough tO )1 10 ceeds alcoliNh e It? . 4 1 'n'9f ~ls MERLIN, t!lsti Cliiitt.• GAititti4 . isse gifeAliaredr* then to weak men, as it IsWiNtiottitmtlltillldthe General SARILAZIN, NEMO indt , ;ii . ctsarif 010 U lug been forgotten by lieun'Aii - oX# 4609,g Abe lest .four year, provoked by - fa . i • n fqmit4outis, ROW COMMIMiCatcd theaasentiments ill hi RficjiyFrAaileY or spuke of this affekr Midi tie s ril,s)q goslapd.• Now then could these . ollteri 4 • 'd to have served under the orde Km t4 l in Sty junky of Italy, have discoverellll "Chef adAnovrt was jealous of him, and that be bstrigtxpctl tOsa.ntisial of Bo NAPA tur e against hlhi'34"ll(4,4lo.lte...teussitmi. that BF,It*A,UOTTE never. co4iniertied Iloist,toomly one. The commeniCatiOn,: thsib on tioaMotsllirintelf come from an agent' of Rome ea attbr., -Titeirmite: Lion, no doubt, islititibring4 but relesteral;4ltlff- kIN will-not be templed to accept. ft. 'Whetilib l cro%setlithe Stitit between Dover and Caliiipile broke fur ever v‘ith ,apsApme r s t . 116 reliii444oo the post or genettd, . wart& 12001 4 yeiir t . w lib ati other prospect before Aim tasty tbig of ..bnittoitti, fur the third time, his military • caieer In ..gnjlismd.: as a private .seltlice ; itterpt, ber'ina..rileessreijib' 'lend an asylum in'the ii1.(04410 .4taidileW 46 Some surprise is also expressed, ivk , one of the papers, at Madame SAttaititr being compelled tor sign a letter 'Most het hustiapd. This.surprize, - will cease, when itil•brilb, that . flosixemt-rebas . established over the iihide - Continent. a fOlive al. most above comprelictioliqn..., 13ribes, piontista, and: threats, are ettlpitsybeatXo{tlills. 10 .-.0 1 9U _n i t"' al ; and 41 must • saw tyklis irk *, uccceis t .11bk.AINlikik: the recesses. of demestie life, has . f l an-in' 41 ", elitist of th os e C ourts they presefic.a.shollmf . 9f * lfli' -, kimudence. A single fact' iv,ilr:..expl4iu -.gar rnigma• In 1798,' Hd - keiti • th .gts Com' II ... Ta i , .. .9u • : --. "sander il 044 .ot the../ithlYlff 3tatx,,yostoitir. iiii,,,i 5y •the Direcro4 0;004 ..hoPSlA 4 tkot 1 1 7. 414 a seat. At this verytimeitejle2Joo,o(lol blurs (upward, of 40001.)t - inW/f, to a Private. Secretary of the Austrian blittiat , ' . ppvT.l4;liel seesrfinetic e was, tharhe obtair ' petn9kt*ilmuk tniorui l ,-- rnii . respecting the sta 7) the lii** • tilt s. , °racy they r •c.' lA, the scrsralArittig wltipki 3 l ll V a 1 ' the reinforeements were sirref4"We" sis. 4, 14; .. - 'a 17il Oa " 1 c.Juld also collect fit& ed. bArtiottlx . than , :', was a - ,al,- • .... :. MiplipPriomPßlßWlP.k, • —.rm.. , 7.- -. . -.. ..,:... --- - - - - - - . ..- I• . . . BULL4M :4 TO illail2tEß. REPORT, TOGETUER WITIE MURES Or ETIDEOCT, ' AND ACCOUNTS, FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON TILE MIGLI PRICE OF GOLD BULLION. • • - . . [Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, Jaye 8, 'lBl.O-] The Select Committee appniuted to inquire into the cause the high price of Gold Bullion, and to take into consider:, tioli the state of the Circulating Me.litim, and of the .T.x changes betweim great Britain and Foreign. Partst-wod :o . report the same, with their observations thereupon, from tithe to time, to the /loose;'-have, pursuant to the Order of r the House, examined the matters to them referred toad hose agreed to the following ' Your Committee proceeded, in the, first instance, to ascertain what the price of Gold bad been, as well as the rates of the Foreign Ex t elimiges; 'for some time past, .partiCularlx during the hut year. - Your Committee have found, that • Abp price, of . gold bullion, which, by the regtqatitetta sot his Ma. jesty'a Mint is 31. 17s. 101 d. per, utniesofpondard. fin.eness, during the yams 1805; 407,,, and 'lBOB, as high. as 41. itt the '.To y ards the. end of. 1805 it begao• to aclVance vety, rapidly, . end contiuued Am, itigh•during -the 181 ; the market price of atiodarttgold in bars Maetuatiog . from - 41..95. to 41. 12s: Jier'tit.' The market price nt,44 10s. nil about 151 Pei neikebove the Miwt. . • Your Committee have fetiriti t Ythlt tiering the Ors* first months. of the present year, the price of standard gold in bars remained nearly at.the same. price as during lastYtor, via. from 41. lOs. to 41. 12s. per ounce. In the triers" of the months of March and Apra; the 'price of standard gohl is quoted but once in WettenViles tables, viz. on the 6th of *April last it 41. 6s.'whiChis rether more than 10 per cent. above th e Mint prier. The laskqnotations of the price of 'gold, whieh hive been given in those tablet * age Upon the 18th and 22A1 of, 4 1 1, when Portugal gold coin' ts quoted et.4l. 1 ls.- per ounce. Portugal gold coin likbent;tke same fineness as nht standard. 'lt is stated the same tables, that in Miteeklast, the price Or n'eir doubloons rose from 411:'71. - to 41...95. per ounce. Spanish gold is from tti4fgrains better than standard, m a ki ng a b ou t 4t. 'pee ounce difference in viius ! It ilgearti by the evidence,, that the price of re kip • ticoin is' generally higher than that of clur . tiorgordi on aceedel of the flismer,fionling a, more ready vent its foreign Martell.. The Ifference be tween Spanish' and P4144 . '014 incubi and golitin • bars has of. late been 24 per ounce. Your Coin. mittee have also to state, that there is, said to be at 'present a 'difference of betwyen anti 41. per' ounce ketweion the price of har . goi4 which may be sworn off for 444ibrtation iyming and the price,of such bit; gala iks the dealer will-not Venture to swear off-rithitethe former was about 4.-10 s. in.the ; hitter is 3 .oaid .to have • been about es. Cii.sieCointlif these extrinsic ditthrences, occasioned either . by the expeuee of . coinage; or by the obstrtietions of law, the :price of standard gold, in bars, such as may • be exported, ii that which At is most metetigt. , to keep generalli.ig Mew thrinet 'the Oftiti a it At; entity. . „r, •-.""ri* `..' • 'lf, appear') tie you( Prepadttes, that it 'alight : 4i; • Of Use, 'in'inqing of the lament Olt high olio, 9st'Auld kultinn, to be informesc Akio. of ; the prices int silver during' the tide 'petted.' The price of standard silver in his Majesty's Idiot ia ss. 24. ,pet:: ounce; at.. this .etarulard vhlue of a' Spry nish diiilkt is 4s. 4:1,.; gr, s4ich comes to th.e.samp , dollars' are, .at-tkat standard - price, vrottlidi.'ll-Id.'Per:otinc.c,., is patedin Wetten. hall'itables; 'Wet thietighout the year 1809, the Price:of' eta* donors flukinited - from 51. 5J.. to 7d. per ounce, or from 10 to 13 per c e nt, a b ove 'the Mint pate of standard silver. , ;a the course .0t the lastmantit, new collars have been quoted as bigtris.4.,B4l. per 'ounce, or 41010, than 15 per .cont. above the Mint price. , yeat.Committee have likewise rotted, that to . wards the end of the year 108, ,the Exchange; with the Continent became very qofarourable to this country, and cdi tinned stilt mom gofavourablo through, the' whole 'ot anti_the-tilsce first;. • mouth; of the'pteseht year. .. Hawburgh, Al'atiterdetii, and park s are the priti t. eirial - which the Exchanges are•esta a kfished at - present. 4uring dint latt sit mouths of , • 111014:- Ind the three first months of the present year,! the Exchanges on Hambergli and .t.insterilana were depressed. fn 'awes frorn 14 to tp• per "cent, Ist * , low par; and, that on ?Amis . :till lower. The changes with Portugal have eerooponded others but they ate Complicated ky some circembi • stances which shell- bli4lipliined . leparately. • 4outi.Comtnittee'find; that in the course of the month of March last, that (rote the 2 4 of March to the,bd April, the Exchanges with the...quweplacoi e:M aboventioned:redetied . n. jfraduel lame:tenni, The Ex hangs with Herstkitrgfi reseig)mditifly front ; 29. 4:to 31 1. ;, that W4thotimateidant from St. 8. tn 33. 5.4 thi4 With Pau,. fro .Ag: lA. to V. Since t ,; SA of April Vat te co thn,present.time, , •they have remained tiiiiirValitlOnary,at those rates -aching. silth'fbaslidhei; al 04 0 in..OP -t ßO c k ". "*"'"' /win kdi`or . the use of the merchants, appeiloing, much againat this country. as: 9i. per cent. ',betel! par.;. that with Alsislerclam.eppeariog b be' nere thap 71. Pee'eebt . belew . lith morb than 141. Per cent; bele* pgr. • . , •: • . . , SO •eatimordieary it mid 'in' he market price. of! : , gold in this country, coupled with is remarkable 0 , depTcssion of,our Xxchangestviith ;the, continent s • very early, in' the .iedgment:,o, -coomittev • • pointed to soMethingin o.t,our ..ctwp dot. • nsbsil Curriiiiellethe clause of both aPPCIMces ! But .•befisiv they adopted that ,cepstusion, which • •seented•egreeable to all former..reatopinge and sax. v .:- • . Revienee, ,they theughrit4l l opei to inquire .nyseiNt-1;• ' t ptroenierly into ; the.cireuinitarteei euttnectqd `wil%, peels thirse.twoActa ; c oed to hear,- froorperstink;:..„ . 'fit tollittfeltfir t etactipe detail, ',bit noisier; • tairet4 bey ;kid Aq' Oiler of so. o ptiestud ...Aldo.- or. t t ' . • .ak 'few TourCti*inittec called b ey atenyii.essicrotrofAxteusive dealings.. .84d 1 - ttef end desired tir•heve.•Abeir °pintails With it: tolbereamie of the high price of gold, sad the low rates of Exchange. [Tore overt . • •••.; , • • • •-• t• • * r. • -