The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-18 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. - providing for the Wives and Families of in. tiamen—and a Hilt to enable the Wives and Faint.. of Soldiers embarking in Ireland for Egrets; Sp. to return to theli homes.—Learegken The House went into a Committee o t i th e l o tion' . hill.--The Report was ordered to he mew e d morrow. ItIf.PORT OF COMMITTER OF SUPPLI64IEJSIC WATER, YLYMOUTII SOUND. The Report of the Committee of Sup of the preceding evening, being brough t up and rend, - Mr. wurrsit ED KEEN opposed the grant 1* the Breakwater at Plyin'ontli Sound. Mr. GR,ENFELL wished to know if the plan* Bantham had undergone the discussion orthe Navy Board? Sr H. POPHAM wished the opinion of a Com. xmittee of Naval Officers to he taken on the subject. In the Report laid before the House, the opinions [respecting the number of ships which might be held within the Breakwater were eery various -= one Gen t tlenrirstated 30 sail, another aft, mid the Ftrit Lord of the Admiralty 18—he Minna thooght k could not hold more than 10. Were the enemy to . have a fleet in Brest Barbour, they might, with a south wind, get to Ireland before the vessels could get out of the Breakwater. He thought that Cawsaud Bay would be materially injitred by the turning of the tides by this operation. lie thought it impossible to run lato the Breakwater in a gale of Wind. Giptain' BERESFORD thoegfit the Breakwater would eat injure Plymouth Soiled ; and that if it shoidd only hold four or five sad it was worth the The • could - out of -Brest with vita. l titf THE STATESMAN. LONDON: 111,11NEIDAY, MARC!' 18, 1819., We bare good reason for believing that a diseola tir.l of Parliament will take plane early in May next. The public - will then have an opportanlty of declar- • ing their Opinion as to the measures adopted by Mi nisterss returning to the nest Pattarneut those men only who will pledge themselves to oppose ge neral cersaptiou, and give their sapport to every motion calculated to promote the real Interests of the country. If this line of conduct Is pursued by the People, it will do mere to open the eyes of the PRINCE Acorn to the dangers which environ his throne, and threaten the destruction of the Empire, than all that has or can be written on theiabjoet. et—. - expellee. enema cs. . not S e; , ______ ..—mmo..— . ,_ * south ' • -•-- - ...."--i-t• tee-. - •• -• ' - ' ' I MEMING OF ilik'UFFitY C'. _ - e Sir HOM K POPHAM expleined. • , • -. The Lone 'os at AYoft Me sent thefoliowing Letter Sir JOSEPH YORKE spoke at some length In fa- • . to one of the Liverymen who waited epos his Lord , veer of the measure ; and he hoped that the Hon. • 'bad Gallant Officer (Sir H. Popham) would not press ship with a Requisition for a Common Hall, post tise question of opposing a Committee of Naval Otfi- polling the Meeting to Thursday, the 21th instant:— deas. He should have uo hesitation of running into ; 44 Slit,---I directed my Clerk, Mr. llonLze, to She Breakwater in a gate of wind, for which, iu his inform you, the other day, that I was•perfectly ready Minn, his Right lion. Relation (Mr. Yorke) to convene a Common flail on the early day that you Would long live in the recollection of the Navy, 1 and some of year friends desired, and 1 had honed - I, 'Sir HOME POPHAM said a few words in ezpla ;station. . !the summons for that purpose; but severe! respectable Sir RICHARD BICKERTON approved of the i Liverymen, many of them friends of yours, having measure. `called on me, and stated, that the notice was too Mr. HERBERT, of Kerry, said Sir Samuel Ben- short, but that it would be desirable to have this them had asserted his ha-ing seen his plan carried . Meeting before the proposed time in Easter week. 'kin execution in foreign parts.—lied this been en- ' stoked into ? 1 ; I now beg to inform you, that under these circutu ' Mr. «'utTBRY.:An had the highest respect for stances, Ido now appoint Thursday, the 26tb day :Mr. Rennie as a Civic Engineer; but at the same 1 , of this month, for the Common Hall, to be held*at 'time he thoesot oey thing coming from Sir Samuel . Guildhall, at one o'clock precisely. • Bentham, Civil Engiaeer of the -Navy, was deserving' 44 I am, Sir, I of great cnnsiderntion, some of whose objections to a Your obedient humble Servant l lA,. Itennie's plan, o , %ing to some informality were , " O. HUNTER, Mayer" he understood, never yet examined into. It might . . be questioned whether the improvement wasequal to AMERICAN INTELLIOFNCE. the expense, which, although estimated at eleven — 40 ,-- We seldom wish to employ our pen in exposing the ltundted thousand pounds, would not in the end pro „d it , gross deception which is frequently practised by balk amount to less than twir-eillious ; shisit also now be doubted, from the •opinions de- many of our contemporary Journalists, as to the re livered, whether this work would bring about any re- ceipt of foreign intelligence, because we feel the task Unties In the blockading system. He was Iflad,l to be telway.s,painful; but our duty to the public reit i•thist somethieg was likely to be done, ac°- I dere this frequently • withoutregard ; necessary billerse bed as i n decision ; yet before going i own gate feelin,q3. In the Courier and Star of , i k sight be advisable to enquire farther into i INlke practicability of the measure. yesterday evening, a most glaring instance of impo -1 Str CHARLES -- POLE hold -the objection of a ; sition accerred as „to.4Merkee_ o a,e.Wajl t which ought 1 feet getting out of Brest before it was possible to i not to be passed over - without rept ehension. In 'au la out of the Breakwater perfectly nugatory. He ti flouncing the arrival of American Papers to the 18th lamented the work was not beiges in 1806. ult. (should be 17th) which we also received, both Lord COCHRANE complaineckof the practice ofl of these Journals give extrects from thew as articles not revoking ships in harbours. The Port of Ply.. mouth was not more dangerous than Malta or Minor,. of news, which actiallg appeared in Me SlArssams ca. He wished to move as an amendment, that there !of Mondna, the sth instant. That our Readers may should be appropriated towards carryiug On this t judge of the accuracy of what we have now stated, work 30 per cent. on all the Sinecures which had • we shall subk , ..in the extracts in question : been Ward by Reports of Committees of that House I ought to be abolished ; and W per cent. on all other 1 Fitoat Tim STATESMAN OF MONDAY SE'NNIGHT. Sinecures. ' FE.OM TUE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCES, OF THURSDAY, in Ike SPEAKER stated this was not the time for an ' rte. 6. • leallibeetts." The House of Representatives yesterday ne..l 1.: . Lortt COCHRANE thought such money could be' gnticcd , on its thin) . reading, the Bill fo r claseifyiek i I better employed than iu laying stones in Plymouth ! and arming the Militia of the United states,. by ._ ti l three votes. tee details an d piano/ph Sound. Sure he was that it would be better employ- , majority of ed in treating the Ladies of this town with Cham- been &toted for some days • and the of this Hill have . . , paign, Burgundy, and Dances. . day before it was rejected, their was a majority of Mr. A. BARING theegit the pro p ose d N ava llthree in favour of its passage to a third reedittg." ~ WASHIN(TON. FEB. 6. Arsenal at Northgeet more necessary than the Break-1 " HOUSE OF REPRKSENTATIVES. !Water In Plymouth Sound. 1 " Mr. WlLLissts, from the Committee . oil Military I• Mr. YORKE said, the Breakwater would, in a AtTaint, repo rted a Bill for detaching 1t,00,000 of the I ;Icy few years, by the saving it would occasion, m imic tie Hill authorizing the President to call !dime than repay its expence. He thought that both ! for tilt whole or a part, who are to be ready at a Ithe Arsenal at Northtleet &ad the present work were • momebt's warning, for a term not exceeding OLE ;necessary ; and that we had not yet done enough. months ; If called Into service, the pay and rations iltai.'Beutinim was not, as had been stated,, Civil En - are to be similar to those of the regular army, and lneer of the Navy, and had .at present enficietst appropriates one million of dollars. Twice reed, occupation in his own departntest. The eon wanted n o d referred to the Committee of the whole.---Mr. Fat present was merely Wettable the necessary prep*. • Wit.Limas offered a Resoletion, authorizing the ;vations to be made ; awasho PIM weals' best** t o Clerk of the House to dose to be published in all the get Information with satil44o She carrying the plan Papers which Vublish the laws of the United States, Into enmities. • y- „.. ~1 1, . , ' the Bill for clas.siug and opting the militia. After a The Resolutions oreiroltakt put and agreed ist, I little debate, this appeal 'ti tbek .peoei was rejected, The other Ordaii of the Day were then (*VOW 30 only for it. 1-1 :nip 0-1, .....,... . .f. Adjourned at Eleven o'Clock. i - " The Bill for tbielitilliptter et stisent ttempanler of ,___ : Rangers, that for the ',port of the military Mita- ' I f It is a Itasarbabte, and- we • believe , a si a g asav ' blishment, that fen the Support of the additional mi. f o ot I n mo dern history, that •Meosieur D'EttoLce, ;I taly f orce , and that for the support of the nary, all huslined of Madame es Pomosen o un , though fre.lf or th e y e a r 1812, were severally . read a third time gdently solicited to accept of a place in the Royal ' an d' ane d. .. . . Household, could never be prevailed upou to mail* 1. ii Sir. CONDIT offered a Resoled/Ai directing the' Itoit. cesemittee on Military Ankles to twins in a Bill foe a lift. of Ste. shot this ' arming the MiStia. • The ateeitsdon - Wu' adopted . - . Ars: . : :4.i 4 '.), Main. • . ' flue. sage opposed by Mr. HALL and Mr. ft uga,.a .d ad. k ):::dir... DakNis t--..5.i5z5pir.y..,... ItheedsaL. - .....“.......-••• .. .‘„ • • ~, : • . , • t .41,• /0 1 •4. IL ' ' arieftleY .; • ... ... ; . .r. •.. • •.• • 1 • Yeas, fiB—Nocs, 25. , 4 12'''•*** ..... "*' =, r - '-' ''' y• " e ' i' ' " A PPROPRI vrium.—Seventl nailitarY .11PPverla- W • 01. • l . . tion Nils passed to be engrosssed l as (lid sisals) ap. PRIM abo MMUS THIS DAV AT , ONIf O'CLOCK, propriation Bill • when the last Bill y•lte fit iii4ts. east ladla Bawls 131 P r ' ' . sion it was mowe d to strike out the items vildc'' was 3 per CM. Oasis. MO Ezekeetier Dna 3a. 1 pr. s per Coats Wt. . Dinfo3o. 4 pr :. , , • negatived on the statement that they litre sometimes 4 per Cron. 'MI noun lila • called upon to serve on land. - By tht:se Bilis up. 5 per Celt. Nay/ 90/1 Consols for- Amt. .-. wards of 13 millions of dollars are appro p ri at ed far Len. Awl. - lottery Tickets -• , • Imp , the service of 1812." .. From the Star of last night. . " HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. FM. -4. 4 4 Bills for amending the Articles of War t rot new tberising a Subscription for the taws; and- for.!liicer porating the Louisiana Lead Company, were p*Sallii " .The New Militia Bill was read a third time, and the question--t Shall this Bill pass ?' was de" cided in the negative, So the Bill, lifter occupying the House near a fortnight, is dead. " 'fhe Bill to raise a corps of Flyitql Artillery , was read a third time and passed. . 46 The Bill to appro'priete one million ntlarl •, for the defence of our maritime frontier, .4 a etas read a third time, and its passage opposed by Mr. B• BALL and Mr. Rimy ; and advocated by_lklessra. Cur.e.raSs : MICHELL, TALKAOE , POTTED, Witmer, Snot/rest, I and Wtocianyf and passed—Yeas 88—Nays 28. I 46 Somali Military - Appropriation Billspassed to !be engrossed, as did a Navy ApPrepriatiou BOl.— When thelast Bill was in discussion, it was. moved to strike out the item, .widett was negatived, en thss- statement that tbsy were sometimes called ',pea to armee land. laythese Bill-upwerch of 13 millions of dollars are apprevisted for tiskeervipe of she year. lsl2. - ~ , 0 .01illualT 6. : ' .. "Mr. Wsusani,froot the Cs übealie on Military Affairs, reported a Bill for dilladdlig 10 0 , 000 ' at * the Militia. The Bill authorises the President to call foe the whole, era part, who are to be ready at a nap .meat's wanting, for a term not exceeding six elfinth 3 ; 4 called lite service, the pay and rations are to be ' shiner to these of the regular army,and appropriates one million of dollars.—Twice read, and referted.te. the Committee of the whole. " The Bill for the support of the six compelliqP - 7 4 - Rangers ; that for the support of the military splabs. lishment ; that for the support of the additional mi• litary force, and that for the support of the navy, all for the year 1812, were severally read a third time and passed. " Mr. CONDIT o ff ered a resolution, directing the __ _ . - ' - Bill for adopted Committee on military affairs to bring in a arming the Militia. The resolution wag ~ without a division." Having contrasted these extracts, we leave it to oar Readers to say, whether the claim to the possession of prier American intelligence, belongs to the Cou rier, to the Star, or to the 57.4rzsmArtir .- AU the detachments at the diterent depots ing to regiments in Portugal are ordered for immedi ate embarkation to join their respective regiments. Mr. Wit. DVXDAt iS to be one of the 'Lords of An Admiralty. The whole sum of 6,789,6151. of Exchogrier 111114 remaining . to be funded of the .original sum wt 12,221,32.51. was funded on Monday. ' An Eittbir Wa 'yesterday homed agaiset the estate of one of the principal Ofileera of the Treasury, who has always preserved the most honourable repu tation, but who, it now appears, __suffered' a heavy loss by the speculation of the late Messrs. Goposonn. Notwithstanding theselzure aod condemnation of a ship in a Swedish port belonging' to a Beitish trader, wo kuow it to be a fact, from• indisputable authority, and we state It with great satiSfaction, that an ar rangement is concluded by Sweden with an Agent from this ceuhtry, under which, all the ships seized in the like situation, with their cargoes, are to be surrendered to the owners, a beaus being paid tb the Swedish Government in consideration of smelt inc. render.—(Aforning Chronick.) The Catholics of the County of Tipperary are to meet at Clonniel, on Friday, the 40th instant, at noon, purse/out to adjournment, and will take 'into consideration an Address to the Nimes Ramoarr. The Catholics of the County and City ef Xll kenny will meet oit Kilkenny, on Friday, the Sith . inst. at noon, and will forward an Address els the • PRINCE itscieue, and Petitions to Paribmuent. The excellent Resolution of the Coanty of Chti3 Meeting, announcing the diatoreeileavn of the Ca tholic Freeholders not to supportitlytanditlitte who is the partisan of tie PREcErst Adininfitrat!ou, is expected to be nuivespally adopted throughout Ire land. The priseit degislin Is most faTourabte.• Skeen suffered the pimilihment of the law this morn ing-in front of the OW Bailey fOr forgery. Ho con ducted himself aibenuive his euhappy ittnati oi. . ' N.4rA V t. INng 1.06 . 81,C1C .......0......,. • V 'tier .t • ' , PLYMOUTH, Mallpitia . ll 4 , : ArThred Oe Haattsdryed frigii*vieliti ' Cwt. clio riegil r , Sir T. Sturm,. Kt.'lroon the eslo6 . _ ..tl‘'' Hermes sleep of war; pfto Olt ! ' . frit* a cruise to the testvard. , WM* Habeas disailleoussu to veliii , 1i ' "V+. ,' le • -.- '. ' DARTMOtnigi '1114116011i. '? .: r ' • The eseleef tea gietiesh.brii4lo44VlVial 414o;s1 Cechreee?A*Slest. Gan* 0140 11 .W._, ..4veorm. vas, but protaiseheuvetobasayes*Nuasr-Ouirikier Two hour. meselleyeliglit AlellikilliNkhectlle ' - qliiieli . Wl+ . . . . . .. . • . . . ... . . . . • .. . . . • .. , . . ~ . . . . . . . • • . • • . . . . . . . .. ~... • . . , .. .. • .. . . . . . .. . . .i. •••• 6 . , - .0:. . .V .. .. . a. . . ..-- . .. per cent. sw tbt or r4l- • . , ....._ Mr: mikaal anocea AIM reeisies of the The followisi is a sir: of game, ice. shot this ' arming the Militia. The itesolottea - walk agoras' a ono now t! .....,-...,,....„ . charter of the Oink or Saihool, by whisklllettore- :eases epee the au** of likkliesworth, la Nor- , I withoot a division."' - ,7 • . Le 4 ClakeTlVi. . m~' 7 7,4kiki 17/iiiii* .l 7 s , rg& . . vtuire# that a Blead itimi s d as celled twice la every folk, ihe residence of Thomas ThOrshill, Req.- ~. - —.-•, ". y. - 1.-1 - teer, fnesworiptits: Gnlsbliftleddle.• • ra t, at which die or should cad* as ac- !fuel, 574-PartrigillaLr726-Phealaints, 701-rib. • rditltilte Courier 0 hut night swor' • i,r.44 2• . ~,lk .. taste=: 1 . , ,„,, ,_ , , ~ -. 4 eons of th e i r pass. clause had bee. hitherto ' hob, 403---thelpes, 0.-woodcocks, 6-Total, UAL • -:," g. IN SIMATII. Yes.. h. Ala- • 44' ~•". j CeRM IhrallitlirTa" gli a , ON tine ,lepiected, oo aaaht purposely, le public sbOuld Munk 3000 Rabbits harp bees killed by the beepors t " DUN (or Aseediats the Ardeles of :Mu; for ea • f ew f rog b l ipodig_ „ vil l a, 4, 14 1 1 0 * milm ie l.. be made acqadosted with tbs eastissas wens ditided With nets, lwePS &e, % &C. • tborisint aSu .for She Lowe, bbd for is- L ag O a higiii .also=s isly . 47:1 040 by Ow Preprietbrs. ': ' A MA1R111.4011.-AL alition t NOTthilliptilleilik : eiminifillille OW --111Kfld11110 had Callifilly, *ere a d vance . Th ere i s a - so illi , east The 'patio ieas lase at end gligir . Mr; Gamma Taaaasai Ski:worth, to Hee. Wet..; Fwd. ~ • . . this article, aset_if_ !pt list , la is Th. ettivalltiet on the Oak B ee k Imo Post.. gum, of the Wier • Aim The 'courtship tem- [ ..* otnitit of asintfittritm.tvers, ED. 1. llaltalbee. is iihr tabs ' Th e e imeed ell M cN ally. on the sod en of Xt. Wintitteid. , 110011e0d Oil MOW, Zilrere leallied brikelllee en I. " ` NIN''MI L ITI A ' AILI6O.+IIMII . MI whs • reed a mine fiv be seame di a Bmiii 478100 • • Me. IL poLg saved for l as i. woks in ala Viliwisdayi• awl tlis NW jil!gy aps. kia Oki linty atatilko4ssitiolta COWL tlig , BM 14 4 'ir Thom - 44 of citte nobiti — ,..biibte,s , to sludge the Coadiaters of Arcbbiebor rid airkilsa 'elegm ; IIiPOINC OS , 4 9 . l " in gl - . i t rld dui4eli ist tee Inellathe•• sig tsts: liir-ocag- ......• • ~. .„ ~...., ~ , mheresk A in !reified, to matte the Powers 4. , ______ jp.... lochbasl* f ilkiirat t riti t ta; up . "4, biteduissima Sszada Y ‘ 6 " k in i utaire thi i t " 4be ikugue."l"4.9 se ll eidliery fl . '''''; gr " .."" 414111 - ' ( °: 1: # ie and Bishops "reopectively la ,their .....„, r ows__ 'll ' °kw '''' - " give°. . *kitty riailyiptea thieves at ak a web .... 1 .4 reemildi ii nv i . . n of . it, y ou r iey ' ' - " I • 141 'A . 7 1.1 1 * SS 4 0 Mr. in afteroweis sactessivety stirred for losore loot Itletievifi 100 of of Pia* had Aker r i g i OsimmimmiresiethatAswititAlit Sip , Jam. ...,. , _.: , ,t 77 .. 4 ..: , ,.. ,‘4.40 ; _ • -1 ,4 42 to bring in aMI to siva es power at eilictin ii*Ys prOtiv:Aillge:,_ 4o•lllo 'er ab,o S. sisio whisk lits‘Williftirld•adiasw 4sietlibasfeltfitedollso afoot ": o , 4• Proktrial , -1 ...: 41 ...., F,f,VisiCtrs into the Mattis of Iswimil-kilill4o.llllll *bat thetsioner,l4l,oo-, • • • patitlate frontier was-rend aWO O, MOO tris j, foss. laiii4e. - 4- •, • i '''''w • "4 1h awl. ~ . a.. • '. *"•:' _...., ._;."/ • • . , ~ , • . ,_' • - memare. Mr. 0.,11)/INSTONE opoosed the motion, brit was of opinion that the - 840k were not the Maier. of the Minister, bet that the Neter lees the Master of the Dusk; and that the blame ley net with the Bank, but with Parliament, which bad brought them Into, their present sitar ion. He it quite ueces. guy that the assets of the liblittlithe ascertain ed, that it might b• me what' tomato*reount of their i disposable foods weld, as collipird debt die , to them from Goverionseot. It would then appear, that theybeid at this moment notlesstnan 7,500 1 0001. i la Exchequer Pinta ; sad it was for all men who had property to look now to the solvency of the Govern• smut, rather than to that of the Beak. He was coil winced that the Bank, if left to the exercise of their own discretioo, would bare tried the experiment of lessening their isaues . last year; but they were pressed by Government, which had become embarrassed, by the deficiencies of the late Mr. deldsmid. Mr. MARRYATT observed, that the Hon. the Deputy-Governor of the Back bad given an extra*. dinary reason against the motion—that It was not agreeable to the Bank. Re believed that the course we were now treading was most dangerous. One step lei to another, and' brought still nearer to an extremity. The Ilonosrable Director was now wil ling to approve of this additional step, aithoegh I only last Session he bad objections to it. Before the suspension of payments In specie, the interior regu lations of the cuucerns of the Bank was materially different. They never; precious to that nufortuoate era, kept any discount account with other Bankers; he beliewell there was now scarcely one with whom (hey did not tarry on these transactions. So coin- Plettreeolotiooilied was*, whole system of bank ing, t What vas formerly deemed a remarkable sweet fit to be regls‘erk.d in chronological tabtes, its was the case with the insolvency of FordyconneCo. was became no longer _extraordinary. Within the last eleven years there had been mini e tilares among London Bankers ? and he would un eto I chew that every one of these insolvent houses :had I kept a discouot account with the Bank of England. t lie knew, Indeed, that the Governors and Directors ' were bound by an oath, bet it was an oath which I related only to their duties as members of a corpo rate body. Mr. BARING admitted that the system at present pursued by Government, that of borrowing from year to Year without reptintent, must, If continued, lead to ultimate &Analog ; yet he trusted that some fortunate change of circumstances would ec- i co to avert the. thowatenikg evil. The truth WAS, that the Baok had it not in their power to pay .their i delpt, tank haring snicker isuhioh in their posses- 1 Meu, and it was useless to endeavour to make them I attempt impoosibilitiess As, however, the _object of 1 this Motion of subMquent prolseedings to be founded upon it, wade bete dholrbk the means of Govern.' I meet to protiecate the imports* contest in which we wag MVO, Itud at It would teed to excite distrust 1 in the amesstry of the solvency of the Bank, he could net Sink_ his empilleit. Mr. 111/1111110 • shottir opposed the Motion. I Einl . Mr. ASSACUJO to tali the attention et the Remo to the ion made by au Rom Bank Direoor (Mr. Burl ' lie acknowledged alt Parsirraloor•ki the jest is Agni would be attended with thp sdilamito pla if the country, and yet be contendekoet medfkilivering In it would be equal• ly de veld pro vent mimes vi- LET 'As mar. ,rely, whoa - audit sumlAt of 10 web Involved themselves in sea evident - ' *mos mmeseable that sore taquill =M i lo There was no guarantee 'hat *0 - En gilkedeloald not either increase their ihit or Magni* the small apaantity of bullion resat indmir boob. When to time circuits- starmatiras.subjolued, the declaration of the Deputy Governor of the Bank of 11141apd, that every tarsej of land in the country was pled for the poymeat 1 of their notes, be thought there wield be no halts.' lion Is appointing the Committee. Mr. MANNING explained, that he hod skid 00 1 his own hied as well as that of every other prOpeledyt was answerable in a due proportion for the pireed of the Exchequer Mils, which was a public debts' the nation. Mr. BARING explained. Mr. TIERNEY, in reply, insisted that the issue of Bank-uotes had been greatly augmented since the year 1797, and as Exchequer Bills were secured by the notes, the landed property of the country was pnt In jeopmrdy at the will of the Directors of the Rank of ngland. He begged to know if the other side of 'the liaise would consent to the production of an Accuunt bit* n lug the quantity of Exchequer Bills puntased by the Beek of England from Govern. milt itt the public market, which had been hitherto withheld I Mr. PERCElrdirdasied that the 'aided property ores imutalry was at all Asked bylExchequer Bits, width only ofoktotal ti 'between 44., and 44 mil lions. .Aser $ Jew yards from Mr. Tiertsei 'the gees- ' ~ ? deo waiimarptived without a divi si on. , 14r. T. ' -thee moved for " Ad Aecoent it' all Milus dleided by the Rank of Englaref from the' 3th of Jamem747-IR, and 6th of havary 1812, dis titico& per." . Ii rdANNiNG sod Mr. BARING opposed ehe satiat i on- dergrested thatureh a disclosure ce - ' be attended lA* nopeNic benefit. Mr. HARBAM and Mr. GRENTko it. The amount of besuasinee the yeas 17‘ per cent. On the mo:_el. Mr: M AR/O%IW charter - Bent spietli 1- 31 I' ~i 1,1 1 , 41!) t : ;, ~' :~~~ ~ s. s "~~ F? II R Wrk.o. 4 . 7 . . P c . 0 i r 11 r llt ,r ..-• i. :' , , . 1 I.'l