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BANK OF ENGLAND. (Extrael.frnms tbs Frlde•ee taken teftwe the Secret row +settee qf the House of COM MONS, on the Hash Reattietiott 3 At a Court of Direetois of the Bank of England, held on Thuriiday, the 2511 i of March, 1619 : The Court hating Ink ell i nto anions consoler:- lion the following Question., proposed by the Secret Committee of the House of Commons, sig. I. To what bother period, in the opinion of the Bank, Yoth! the restrict ton 011 eagle payments to be continued ? 2. Mae the Batik soy engeestiolo 10 offer a ith respect to any as-istaiire that isle be s thoded to the Rank, by leris lahte enactment or others ise, fur facilitatiug the resumption of cash payments? RESOLIILD, That the meridiem on cash payment% was altogethe r measure of State necessity ; nod that the object for inquiry 1101 W is pre slimed to be, 11111 when the tank will lie prepared to resume payments in specie 7 tint whether the public will lie ob'.e to bear that reduction of the eiresilatisig medium which a speedy adoption of the measure will resider indis. ',tenable? That previous to the war, the amount of specie in circu lation was variously estimated, even by persons best quasi_ tied, from their **detail ii s, to obtain information. It seems hooever to he agreed that it was about thirty millions ; but a loiterer the amount, the whole 'sae been exported. That ibis Court has never reeled to be duly impressed with the great additional responsibility whirls devolved upon the Bank gm the pawing of the Restriction Act, mid the Directors hare uniformly endeavoured cemscieutiuusly to discharge a most delicate and important duty. That ronsieleratiects of refit to lite Wok have never in fluenced the Direcioni in the issues of their paper, hut they have invariably endenvoured, as much as possible, to limit the use ttttt nt ; and when 01l c ircsinistanees are considered, it may justly admit of a gat. silent, whether, instead of cum p!aining of excess, there i. not rather ground fur sot prise Ilinl lisp amount bas hero so circumscribed? That in the comae of the years 1816 and 1817, a Lerner able turn in the eweltsitgem enabled the Bank to collect a aim of treasure, which, in addition to what was already in its coffers, would have been sufficient to meet the opening, if the hopes which acre then entertained had been waltzed; more eepecially as flw loans to Government, of six millions soil of three wittiest*, were iii course of payment, and the greaser post of the other advatices ou Excheq u er bills be came sloe before the sth of July, 181 R, the (lay situ which the /testric • Bill was 111 nave expired; that the system of fleinnee, which is has Levu thought proper to adopt, mats met favoured the onleseqnent liquidation of these advances, is to MU degree attributable to the Baia:. That this Cowl, belieritig there was a positive evil in keeping teat of the general circulation the whole of Ike large arissenut of gold whirls load been collected, .I.ler mined, in some , !eerie. to atiliri pale the opt wog, nod. act ordingly, in April. 1517. adyeetieril the payment of nll notes under M. distal prior lit January, 1815; and a li bee ques oly, in the mouth of Se/itemiser, farther advertise il the payment of notes of every stesciiiitton, elated ;HMI. to Jams:try, 1817, being to the aninont of many millions 'That list public, instead of availing theineelves of she oppor ttttt illy thus afforded of old • • g gold fur notes, brought their guineas into the Bank; and Iles multimued to y e the ease till the issue of the sat. Fri; its and half. site. reign% fur attach there was an immediate denoted, though at trot only as objects of curiosity. 'Thal thus, fur a shawl season, there appeared every rea son In hope that Ilie resumption of cash payments, au event sit which all lead looked with more or leo noxiety, might Lave taken place imp, s cid ; but This flattering prospect wan 4.f shot l duraliun ; li.e rxtetisive fitinitrial opt. atom*, tin (lie emilini tot, in which tritivlt subjects haul taken so large „ s hp t ., onus. g selienges, oleo 11, lieshaps, had been forced above their sotto al le eel , lo fall so greatly blue par, se In make gold, mere espteially the new runs • very ail vaillioteutis re...Mance; awl thus the Staub has beta drained of a huge portion of what had been accumulated. That a ith the experieuce already possessed, and after the most 111.11111 r deliberation, Ibis Court is of opinion, that in eider to 11w re-establishment of a metsllir currency, it will Iwo pee1...1441f y that the Haute should nut unit he ;Provided with a sullieiessi fund to meet the demands whirls may be made at pou it, wills reference to the 141114111 Hi of its Own in Meru leti tttt t lint a supply meet alto 1w old:tilted steady, if not ', i lly, squat 111 the sinuuut uf specie iu the culotte, previous to the tier 1711. That is awls becomes a qwestion, from what sources, and iii how shore a space: of time, such a sum in gold is likely to Le eiletnisied ? Thai it mirror. ries Min, Mat little is lo be expected at per. erne Gum Satoh AIIII4 ica. mid therefore it is to the Cocti weld of i.usope this comet' y mull chiefly look fur supplies. That us di Filo-rating 011 this most important solojetl, the Court comma it to lie no incontrovortihle proposition, that any attempt lis Innis' in rani retain the precious metals, r: hik list NC11311g01:1111 . below par, must be amtvailing. That the ta toil) can a ...sentry lie said to be growing rich in cold anti silt er, when it receives them as the balance of exposit.' goods actually paid for. That a.ilotegli it must be obvious that the returns front she Cus:ciii house books are nu stare erilerivn of the pro. doe tiveness uf an (Aleut trade, localise adventurous per - ass afro expieet produce awl manufactures, fur a hieh they rte., ive tittle or no return; still this Court is out disposed it, take an unfavourable view of Ilse slate of oar foleigis 4 ttttt is must oevertheless be acknowledged, judging f aom the , X 40.111g4/1, that whatever the balance of trade may be, the 6.14111 V of payments is greatly against this country ; one: in the opinion of this Cooed these is hot much cocott e age to expect any material amelioration in the cx. changes for the present ; nor omelet a sadden improvement, w Milt-roe exteut, decide the quessi tttt as it is on a elsdual and permanent rise imly that full itliaute ought to tor placed. That wills resitrct to the Content-Mal fustier operations already alluded to, this Court slums no t eousider their jui„. riots, o Ifs its to be ho led by she investments which may have already been matte for accaunt of Pettish subjects; but it is appiebended that those operations, eluriug their contsteuatiee, will contribute to keep the foreigis exchanges tit no al Ilarltioll 111111 r. ' llllll this Court cannot regain from adverting to an opi nion strongly insisted on by some, that the Batik has only au reduce its issues la obtain a favourable turn in the ex. 4 'salmi-a, 011111 a CUIIIINII 4.II I influx of the precious metals; the Court conceives it to be its deity to declare, that it is sinatile su 1111 1 1,1 )Ver slay solid fouudatiou fur such a scull -1111411. Thai gold is not iniperabutielant on the Continent is fully neeestaisied, nod it follows that a new tompetilor .going halo she mai het for an emus sum, must, by increasing the slenialsel upon a I' led supply, materially enhance the while. the quantity would seniain the same. That yen if the gold could be procured, the Bank could only pay fur it with its nudes. , 'I hat it is contended by those who recommend a reduction of the paper currency, that it will have the effect of lower mg Trier., wild dial (ancient/Ts will 'berth, be induced to eater more of the produce sod manufactures of the country. 'That Ilse Court conceives this expectation to he 1011111 W 111 color, 'Hammel' as a pow rale of exchange has always teen (1111 , .11, nu it most favourable to exports; but that even should a 11111,111.ary effect be produced, it would probably be only a eli-adesidegeous anticiplifiem of the regular consump. Simi, and insult in a serious reaction upon the trade of the counts, 'that the. Conti can confidently assert, that the Bank has never pursued its own advantage at the expense of the pub -lit interest, and whenever Parliament in its wisdom shall 11'1'111 Il to he most conducive to the good of the country to take. of. the iestrieliois, this Court will be prepared to meet Ilse exteelicy with every reasonable sacrifice but to expect this Beak to issue guld at 31. 17..1034. per oz. however high the price in the mailers may be, would he to impose a !navy la.. limo. the Corpotatiam, without rendering any adequate beiirlit In the !nubile. That llwa Court hating Ihns deliberately expressed its sen timents, (ids compelled to decline giving any precise an mit r to the first gun • proposed by the Committee, deeply impressed as the Directors are that the resumption of cash payment., wish safety to the cutssiti y, must depend upon eireulustanres %Lich it is impossible fur ►hem to foresee, sud one which they could exercise no essential control. That in reply to die second qiiestirm. this Court is not aware of any legislative eneclmeutx which could at the lire seal anrnaµ accekrate that favourable alteration and per. improvenseal in the foreign exchanges essential in the opinion of this Court to the restoration of a metallic currency; but fur reasons already n•signuml. it is deemed highly desirable that prior lei the removal of the restriction the Government debt to the flank Nhuttld be gradual!) re duced Su the exicut of ten tuilliuns. EAST INDIA lIOUS'E, MAY 19. MR. WILKINSON'S CLAIM. A Getiersl Coon of Proprietors of F. Ist India Stock was this day held at the Cottipsit)'s Howie in Leadenhull-stieet, at the desire of nine Pro prietors, in order to t.ke into consideration the fol lowing proposition, viz.— " That a HIM Or mom, equal to S:rca Empees one hum ilrerl and eighty thousand (Sc. Rs. 150,000) he paid to Mex James Wilkitisou, at the Exchange of 2s. 0.1. per Sires Its. pee, in COOStIOPIOT of the lois., sustained by him from the eneetnient of • monopoly of Saltpetre by the Bengal Go. eeruinent in the year 1812." The CHAIRMAN (Campbell Marjoribanks, E.q ) having stated the business which the Court was assembled to transact— M►. FORBES rose anal olisrried, that though he lamented the course which the proceedings on this subject had taken at a former Court, as it tended to disappoint Mr. Wilkiiison's just expectations, t•et it was accompritied with this consolatory re fiction, that it afforded the Proprietors nit oppor tunist• of more fully considering the nit tits of this Gentleman's claim ; and he wits satisfied, that, the more it was investigated, the more it would he found worthy general support. He now, for the thii al time, eppeuled to the Court, us the rolvorate of 51r. Wilk Maori, to exercise their feelings of jus tice and of laterality in granting a proper compe Who) to that Gentleman fur the losses lie had sus tuined, in consequence of the inottopoly of the salt petre trade by the Bengal Government, in 1812. After all he had heard Oil the subject, be conies•rd that his o piwou remained unchanged. Considering that the sum of 180,000 ropers was awarded by the Bengal Committre, as the lowest remuneration to which Mr. Wliklll6oll was twilled, par should more, that thiit sum, to lw defrayed out of the com mercial teatime of the Company, be paid to Mr. kVilkiliseni, on account of losses sustained by him in consequence of the enurtint•ut of a monopoly of sultpetre, l:y the Bengal Government, in 1812. The CHAINXIAN I.:lid, of there was a specific motion now below the Court on this *object, be would take that opportunity In state tlw opinion ire entertained respecting it. I,Vbatever might hove been the case at first, there was tit present it very great difficulty iu sealing the main pcita, that of upportioiting the autottut of remantriation. Ile conceived that some of those Gentlemen who sup. ported Mr. Wilkinonolo claim, hurried the subject beyond its proper bounds, when they spoke of a monopoly beieg laid aside and a monopoly having been suddenly reiteard. Such eatpressions sheep' had a very strong a tract on the itublic mind in this country. Ile considered the act cf the Ilesigal Govettimetit as one lovely of indulgence to the tinders in general, as a matter of great conve nience to them. After ■ twelvetnutiffes the measure was found tat injudicious one. The Company were at that time, 1812, booed to fur nish the Government of this country with a goons lily of suit pette annually. The Court must recol lect that England was then engaged in a war CS6CII. lid! to her interest. What, node/ these circuin stances, would have been said of the East India Company —or what would they have said tat their Government shroud, if they were unable to procure the necessary quantity of saltpetre ? This being the fact, he could not think, fur a inomeirt, that the Indian' Government had directed a monopoly for mere commercial views. Ulm thought the Gas ern meld abroad could be capable of such a line rilcon duct, he would advise t heir initueditor areal.—(llear. Near.)—lle denied that the Committee to oloon the case was referred iii luaus, had acted as they were hound to al. 'they were unit appointed to act finally, it was for them only to collet; iul•arnta tion on the subject. Ile looked upon the. question entirely as row of principle, quite uut•otnaected with lle considered that an itoillialoal 100 l hero disappointed in prra;iec•ts of a very flattet tuts tore, but lie never conld admit that, directly or indirectly, lie had lost any 'AMA of money. On aceottot of the iitcotivenieoce Mr. Wilkinson laud suffered, lie was wilting to give him a suns of money, viz. 10,000/, and, uuder all the circum stances, lie looked upon that to be a very large stmt. To that extent lie was disposed to go —b e t he would resist, in the most determined inaiiiser, the proposition for a gram of 160,000 rupees, or 22,000/. sterling. Mr. Low:toss argued that Mr. 'Wilkinson was entitled to a proper remuneration, on the saute ground that sulcage of 20 per cent. was granted to persons who saved vessels at sea. Mr. S. DIXON had considered the question :at tentively, mid conceived that Alt. M'ilkiosou had not one tittle of claim on the Company, for losses either real or imaginary. Still, ass their agents abroad, by their act, had, iu tome degree coin. niitted the Company, lie would epee ! • ate.h against his better judgment), to the sum proposed by the Court of Directors. 3h. llcrat: contended that Mr. I\•ilkinsou laud an equitable claim. Ile had minutely extradited the documents on the subject, trod with of upiuiwi that Mr. \V►lkiusou's losses, for the two best years of his contract, amounted, on his own showing, to 67,500 rupees, to which if they added the penal ties for three years, being 60.0n0 ropers, it would form a gross sum of 127,5.00 rupees to which he was entitled, and he begged to move, us an amend ment, that that sum be inserted Matted of 180,000 rupees. Mr. 'f wittlNG seconded the amendment. Mr. Ei.mittistoNE denied that Mr. Wilkinmsu had any claim whatever on theCumpuny. Govern ment 'had a right to resume the monoimly when they pleased—anti if Mr. Wilkinson clime to enter Tutu • untrncts for five )ears, it was at his own peril. Mr. lan Lis defended the conduct of the C - mittee of Warehouses in revositinendicg that H grunt of 75,000 rupees should he allotted to Mr. Wilkinson. Sir C. COCK EREJ.I. argued streuuousb• in slip port of the motion, and M r . Intps:v s t ir - 1% 4 'Ail, swell it—observii.g, that, Its far as he could uusler statxl the OOP, he never saw a claim presented to any body of then that had less ground to stand upon. ?dr. MON EY contended that the t'ompaity were bound to remunerate Mr. NVilkinson, h t t.,k lug off the monopoly, to the list they had encouraged persons to embark in !tic trade who were alietastrls iiiinred by its iesoinption. 31r. H. JACKsON supported the 'notion iii au eloquent speech. This (loration was not to be de ruled on personal feeling. Unless, alearactt•d front tvtry titivate consideration, they were convinced that a bum was due to Mr. Wilkiiison, hr had DO claim on their purse; on the other howl, if he had such a claim, they would cover thrnl.•rives with in famy if they slit! not entertaiii it Wily. Alr. Nlooft E took the saute tine of argument. „..._ _ Mr. ASTEI.I. sild Mr. BEAU expressed theuowlves in hivnui of the sum oregomily proposed by the Court of Directurs, if any part were agreed to. . . Mr. Fmtnes replied. The Court then 'divided, when there oplieAred— • For the motion. Noes so Majority 9 Tile CHAIRMAN 111;u read a reqmslion from uutuber of INoprictors, demanding a ballot uu th:o quelstion, and Wodnelali appuititral fur the ballot. GRANT TO SIR DI. MAXWELL. The CHAIRM AN then moved— — - " That in eonectinestee of the 1311WeAdril 1111C1111011 paid by Cnpl. Sir Murray Maxwell,(7timmiiiiiiter 0'614 Mi t iesl) . ...hip A Itcate, In hit Excellency Lunt Ainlicrkt, the other Officers of the Entlisiniy to China, and rot Inn cool and iiiire. pid c luet after the lota of that ; and us avnsulrcaUua of the wilder, lie has rendered to the Cuitipauy, the twin of AM. he granted lu Mr. lILNE conceived it would be better to grant the sum nit account slosit of the services performed by S.r M, Abillkfli, uluo hoeing Mvrd the lives of • Member of seamen, deserved well of liiwcouutry. Mr. GRANT concurred in this opinion. Aber some conversation between Mr. P. Moony, Mr. S. DIXON, N,.1" Mr. LOWNOVS, the suggestion was adopted, sod the grout was canted anent , . mousiy.—Adjourned. LAW INTALLIGEACL. VICE-CHANCLI.I.ORII COURT, WElTNtitsrea, 14gasgssior, NAT IP. His Flonnur was occupied in henriug pleas and exceptions argued, of no iutetebt hut to the parties concerned. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, IVnermissil a, MAY 19. Onr readers will recollect, that when Kinnier, Woolf, and Levy, were brought up, on Friday kat, to receive Judgment for a Collipiliety to defraud ri number of merchants of their goals, two affidavits were put in, purporting to be sworu by John Tho mas and John Thome. Edwards, in which it was set forth, that the deponents had seen Mr. 'farmer and Mr. Adams, the attorney* for the prosecution, conversing with mini° of the Juror' raimmelled lii try the cause, ins the evening of the first and the morning of the second day of the trial. These all , - g etiossa were rebutted by Messrs. Harmer, Adains, anal the Gentlemen who composed the Jury. Mr. SCARLET? now moved, that the Attorney who threw up those affidavits should be ordered hr the Court to Caine forward, and answer certain ii - terrogatories, founded on an effidavit, in which it was stated that no such venoms as 'Flionsaii and Edwards could be found. The Learned Coutistl said, the object sought to be attatiwil W:IA, 111 C dis covery of the per•ons who had I..lsrly sworn that they lied seen Messrs. !Lamer and Adams 11,4(1111 the conversation alluded to, iu easier that they might be proceeded egotism. The CUUIT doubted whether they Lid the rawer to snake such an order, inasmuch u. die Attorney who had prepared the affidestus had not acted as the Attorney in the cause. Their Lord situps would take time to coti.i(lei of iI. moil the -Learned Counsel was desired to inLiittins the case on Friday. Yesterday the soldiers who are charged with the robbery at i)iiver-,tiert, Piccadilly, doting this !bar tire, were again extrtailterl at Itoie-street, and com mitted fur Milli her rarvestepotion. There was no variation in the price of R l he:•t last morning at the Corn Exchange. Flour fell sa. per sack. Yesterday sc'ititight • youth, filmed twelee Tears old, was apprehended begging in the motets of I).irtsuoor, and conveled to the work-house. On exam' • g hint he could not ►peak a word of Eng. halt ; various interpreter* attended, but none cow(' rodeptand hint. On Wethiebday the Minor visited hint, stud mitered tlett br *hook' he tied •p owl flogged, when after having received a few holies, he roared out murder! iss plain Etiglioli. Nod begged to be token down, controscd IliniStir wu hope/tor, slid Allot his natrie wan fsealcrick Navigssy, of 410. inn-garden, London. Ile was tinuittliattely cont. ladled to Bt ttiewell. The Dartmoor Club Hoot had • most extraordinary fox chase on Tutuslay I.st, wish Captain lllwrt'a (the :Hanoi. tool: 1 ) !writ ts. They found at Wisliman's Wood, from wheals e the fox went silt almost in view, taking an .4 xtrutitil eirciusious direction fur passing ue er Longford, 11.4)VIcr and 'Higher frostier, South nod North Dwells, Windows, Mao, the bounds petiniing him all tlie way so hard as in 1/111T/li his tratlitog t lir gr. al sill ills, and he WAS oill pellud to take rein*. its • small halt in thr omen at sic foot of the From Ilse unpreer dented pat s• the hounds went at, in a very thick fog, and through a risissory must tremen dously deep and heavy, the sous tsmeis carte thrown snit, but front their continued exertilllllll ill tracing the loom& fur marry mile. over the tros they at length reached she earths %herr the hounds wire lying, and f whence the fox star, with extraonhnary• labour, Wren. 'rite sportsmen Aid mit Muni le Prince H•ll (their si ...ling quartets) twilit two o'clock the mat mut ee itt g. ihtrADYVI. ACCIDFNT--licsit rdsy afierimon J. I•hipps, a buy oboist CA zI of age, got behind a but knee-coach, and rode Is far as the end of llow.sireet, tong neer. wlu•n on atiecipting at gel off the seat his foot caught in the o heel, mid lie fell un the ground. Another i oach was bil lowing that sin which he 'tide at the time, and In fore he voila get .up the wheels !saltiest over hi* head. Lle was liken in a senseless state to the Blatt Puy puhlie•huuie, here ours Oil I aid wa* procured ; hot ul I elfin is to restore him ',coved intffeetnal. liis mother is a widow, bud liivs hue, Ih orplant. MARKEVI. FT AM the " London Merraelile Price Carrent,"of Tseeseln, May 18, 1819. EAST UNDIA rnoDuct:. 11uin►:tt.o su►a.t.a.—ro Casks (shoot 14 tolls) Herr w ij toll flaw silay at from 121. hs. a 11s. per cwt. INDIA AND SPANItiII MAIN PRODUCE Corece lia% been without &mama store our 1,04, ai .,l at public hale int Thorathry, ordinary Jamaica oi a ream:. I• of 4s. tier cwt. the t (owl qualities of Duld. nod Ito. miuirn found rendv buyers at form er prices. of the IH•st quality is offered ■t lOUs. pet cwt. bring S.. wider spur last imitations. Thu stork of IV. I. Coffee is now 3,200 NIP, bciug frtte thao at this time last year, present prigs 27.. per cwt. loom. Sotr.tn.—Tlik article has archived considerably iu price Since in our lasi, agreeably lu ibc icsult of a public sale of Si. Lucia ►wears oil Friday. The demand Las been dull hriingluiu t the week . The stuck of W P. Sugar is now 6,400 casks more than last year's at tlri time, the present prices rate 13s. per cwt. lower, per Grarlie average. Rust, Dvtilfoons, and Piss ksrts. remain dull of demand. The presrni slot k of Rum is 7,1i/il puncheons, and price of proofs 2s. Iffd. per galluii. Stock last year Millie date, 8,84 S purchiams, and price of proofs ds per gallon. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. New. Carolina !WE loss been *old since our lava nt 49e. per est. but in small quantity, Ike demand being hmiird sod large ',ales inquiet ireble at present. In bond fur expor tation' 29..; as to 1)1,1 Rice for home conausaption 49a. per co t.wissslil Ise readily taken but e: 11w obtained. TOOACCU Imo been shill of demand i.iner our last, hat Ilse few unil ititutisiolerahle transactions that have taken place wale clurfly in Virgiuist. SOUTH A M ERICA N PRODUCE. There has been a fair demand for Corrox in this market, male particulaily fur Denials, which hare commanded tiss sidvance of 111 ill. per lb. on pricer current a few weeks ago, %rept the best qualities, which tire yet but little in. iiiirats have olio attracted more attrution; Ike loNl H.'S% door has been chiefly fur export and speculation. The saka of Ow wet k are, duty paid, 53 Upland fair In good 13;4. a 141. ; 3011 Pernambutro so iddkne 1914. lair In good 2411,1. a 20 1 ,i1.; 48 Babia good to fine ISI a 18 1 ,11.; 211 51a raliana giant IS& ; 84 good 15;,11 ; 170 Surat (in bond) middling 711. f iir to good 7 a Std. fine 9;(1. ; 700 Bengal tin baud, ordinal y Iu middling 51d a GP. fair to gold 614, a Glat.: tibial 1,435 hags. The inspui Is are 242 bags Desist ina N led Herlnce; $ hags Dm - bailors; 70 bags Carriacou and ; 53 bags Weal India; 1,477- bags Surat (in bowl); 7(01 lugs B isgsl On bond): total 10,291 hags. LIVERPOOL REPORT, MAY lh, IRI9 There lists berm a good demand 6w COTTON, flariirulnrly for Bowes's and Orleans, PI OM the trade ns well as Ow ex port, and the sales of the week amount to 10,500 bags, cute. riming of 5,300 Bowed. 1 ty. a 1:i ; 1,9(10 Oilcans lld. a 18111. and 41 by auction lid. a ; 30 Tromemseeep 111t1 ; 150 Sea 15.1.001/1111. 11 1 . d. a2e. Bd., very fine ;Is. 6d. a n d Ica by auction 2.. ii 2.. t?„ei , siveragiog 2..1(1.; 140 maineel 1401. a 184.; 000 l'erstatna 17d. a 19.1 ; 50(t Dahlias a 174.; 500 Usteautimu. 15,t,(1. • 184; 50 Parris 1514.; 40 Deme. 16.1. a 171.; 10 Domingo. 131.1.; 20 comatose Weal India 124 ; 150 Susals het. a 9; 1.; 600 Rengals 614. • 841. The imposts this week amounts to 23,812 hags viz. E. 1. 2.300 bßgs, Marmara 489, other parts of W.l 468 bats New 0.1 , nos 4.224, Savanna's and Chertestost 9,063, other parer of L. silted States 1,176, Brazils 6,074. &v. rat public oaks of new Sugais have been brought for ward tliia meek, amounting to apwarits of 1,000 casks, and eunaietintr eliii fly of Has badoes and Antigua', which have gym. s(t elteline of 2.. on good and foie scale qualities, whilst the loner sorts have generally supported our former quotations. Foreign descriptions continue very (lull, and a parcel of good Ilavaitesahs has been sold at a considerable reduction, viz, 525. for strong whiter, and 36.. fur eel lows at uktich price, however there are none now oiler• log in the markt t. In East India nothing has been done; and Ilse sale of 4,500 hags Bourbon, avertised for this wee I:, lots been postponed for the present. We have had a ! initial immiry for Coffee for shipment at similar prim to the late pus chaseli, but there has been little offered in the in-es 'Mt, And the only gale' made are 300 bags of good to fine soillinaty Domingo 935. to 95.. per cwt. ; n few parcel" of PlaNtation have also be( n sold at 107.. for fine ordinary Jaoiairs, and 1201. fur title ordinary Dotes. 600 bags of good white Bengal Rice have becu sold at 175., but the de wand is limited. and 1,400 bags of eery good quality were iselmi in yesterday at public sale for want of buyers at 17.. a 18..; Carolina was also taken to at 275. and good Ilt.ail at 14s. per cwt. Pimento basso's! it Tel. In Ginger and Cocoa uothing doing. Ruins are dull, and looking down. We have a good inquiry fur Derwin(ls at the reduced prima, awl Se , Cial sales have heel. made to the consumers. cossairiiiiir of Jamaica Logwond, ; Honduras and St. Doming., at ft 10s.; soil commit' Spanish, 61.; St. lltimiugu Si is.; and It. iz,l 4/. lbs. per tun. Kew York PM Ashes have he. arta fur shipment, soil hare mold at 41s, but tlui , is doing in other kitsch ; New York Pearls have Os, aiikl nl 445. lit Tar awl Turpealiiie nut6tu. &nue. Tallow is dull, anti Is. a Qs. tuwir. Miles remain witlmitt The himstirsa dune in Tobacco has lot, it ratinr limited, but priers irtimia without alteration —T he Cos n.inark rt has b.vo 111 it dull state silice our last; good Wheats an ppurt our last VIM cllcy, bul other descriptions of Grain are rather civilise. way. There has been mine inquire fur sour Hutu, but acne little has hero lone, as the hutdcrs generally arc isJI mauled to sell at the piesilit micss. ()mg —rio, Oils are all doll. Siwrin Oil Las advanced, IN iiig bc.ti cr. BRITIS/1 STAPLE. ARTICLES. RI PIN, n SUGAR.—The rxpott demand ft., ro fined ‘Suzaes cow miles dull, and priers have it;... IS. ill 25.; '•owls lumps have hern t.ultl at 905.; ordinal y single hussies 95•. and Iluttabrii. at lON, iu brisk &maw/ at 325. Al a 335. Postscript, Tuesdau, Nay 16, 1819, Four n't7otik. Cecatl.—A public sale 200 ',lids. new St. Luria Sugar Ives lotoogist I..rwattl to d.y, and ut•iit without spirit. A public sale of foreign Snots was allratptr.l. hut not meet. top with s.rceptabk offers, all the lots takers in. covrt r: —A small piddle Pair. rousUtitig about 340 bag. Brasil Cutlet, wort off at ft fortl.vr sleclaus of about 4... per cwt. Ilse price obtained for fair quality bring 935. Fai t Pt. Domingo ono utfr•rr.l (u•tis y at 95, per rut. Hum, ttet A ov, and IScNry.t. are rut It dull of tleroatul.' NVe a, t.r requested to inform our lie:tdrws that Messrs.l:nottitt nto4 Co. Surgeons, of Chttrlottt... Hooke. Great Charhtt e.strert, nincidriars.rotut. hart, iu mous i extensive practice. and for the accom modation ul p tit sits lit the West Foul of the Tow ii,estatilkheil • Medical Jhavid iu loVuorbituck-street, tikiwril•street, a few .linos flout liorol•street,wlit re s Physician of 41) yea; • expt cm sure. on of great emini tit e. rip ii,. unit wher e nll the Itwier.l alternately attrowl the whole of whom ate Nimbus of the Ituyil Colleges. 'than thousand• has.' heal. i equiv.l Si, to of. et health by their united intent- i s uuiver ✓ally ackilow ki;:teil, stymy of whom liatl been 'kith:ire...4 trout and otherwise improve:oy trtats.l.-1 he) c consult.d al tiVoilitstocl:-hance. Vi'oorktock..tre,l, Com Eight in the Min mug until Eight at N 1411 i , and :it the Itlvelicut hoard, Charlulte-huuse, yt:ickfi Gum . . . Tlerlvt . 1111 Licht in the Evening —Meoliaciev have advice gratis retry Eve fling front Six lilt F,ichl o tv l tut th h ouseg , and on Fistulae Muratori until Twelve o'Clock.—N.ll. .711ev.vrti CUOI'PAL and CO. beg to ohweet IheY have " 0 connexion with any Nate Coneetii ; therefore all lettere at to be diverted to Choi lot tediototte, adjoittinq fllarkfriarcroad. —Lectutva on Ruptures, and alma un the Treatment of a Certain Iheraer, trill be &Crated at both 110USIM crvry Spins and Aattiniii FROM TOE.sbAy iv7cfrrs GAZETTE, DF.N M ay ne J).)wley and J. Dnwley, late nf Sunny, coin mrrettaute, •1 one, at Guildhel: I.uhdins. Jane 17 S. Maude'', of Mancltemer, dryaaller, al eleve n , ht Ile- St .r hist, Deannfate,, Manche ter. Jon , 9. B Boxers, of Afibton•opota.Mcr.py, r. amt of Mass ter, curo-draler, nl louse, at the 11111, Moschroter, .1 ow M. 1. Sa(nave, of Boat titiake, Nokiathmui, ene, seller, at at Ilse Panicle Bowl, Nottiotliaio. Janie 8 G Thintleworml, of Miorrovv coort,Tower-h.ll, ilon, flour factor, It holy at Gaibia4ll. 513 y 22. T. 5i0..11, of Jewits anti e , i,i; , legrieotreet, 1. 3. dell, tailor, al eleven, nt GuiMta 1. Jine I. W. !Ismaili ot I .I..yfro Cott•e-huove, London, as. derwriter, 11 . 11, ht June 22. C. Pallutt and J. P. MiNiey, late of I re-la u e, dernianhucy. Loudon, (Arleta, at twelve, at June 'J. W. Coate', fate Of gkipt 1111 l York, g'merr, al eletro t at the While Horst! Jane 12. W. H:l4l.lAtt, at Clesuemes.lnne, London. ten 41valtT, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 14. W Fowler god J Foirlor, wow or his of Alder. oil I 1., TAIMWOE.II. Station!, curo•mallers at tea, Castle• Init. Ttontvorlit June 17. J. Griffith. * of Bristol, victualler, at tee, at 11, 4 C 1111 l tnereial Rooms, Brtstol. June B. W.Tweanloo, late ot Wittninton, Cheshire, chop vender, at eleven, at the Crown lon, No, 111. M. Collole, of Litsetllol/1, I.ll4ccliant, at oue, at t h e George lint, firerpool. CERTIFICATES.—Jute T. Powell, late of Leominster, Hercfordhline. —J. Howe, of l'insliory-place, siable-Leeper.— J. Booth, of Gloorr*frr, Milli r nod It. Lea. vitt, late or H intim-strert, Hoz-row, Betinial-grren, sex, carpenters.-11`. Cal le, of Rol t le. Mimi dealer in cotfon pro. —I:. Smyth, late of St. Mato St. Martin's-lane, Middlesex, shoemaker. [This Gaulle notifies that ihrerg outrages and &reds. sinus have bees' committed at W. atbury, in the eunasy alup, and particularly oil the protscrty of R. 'Copp. F.sai and that on the I lib or March test some evil•drapostil per. soul ur persons did cuter a cow-shed, bet. ngiug to Nt. Cr. Geary, agent to the said N. Topp, w lore they k.llO uste cow, land dangerously maimed utt-ilicr. A reward of WIC hundred gUllleng is nlfete.l is this Orrzcsqe, ant; also a free pardon 10 soy arconspliec ashn .hall sire such inforogg ma as only lead to the conviction of the guilty penemsaj FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAzerne. n l v l i ) l : V nc . Jane 5. H. Kerrelea, late nt Soartaie.atreet, Dover. K .nt. (hal now a prigoorr in 1/oetr Castle:, dealer at twelve, at GoililhalL Lotoloo, _ Juue 5. E. Hatt, J. and A. W it, now or 10, of lt'itury, Oxful J, rt eleven, at Glailalt 4. , London. ne 14. H. !Mainline, late of Liverpool, merchant, at , at the Georce lon, Liverpool. 316. y 22. .1. Pratt, of ficooka-place, Kennington, Surrey, sur geost. at eleven, al 4ittehillall. Loudon. • • June 15..1. P. de Roure, of Throe rhwtoti Looduts, merchant, at el. rr n , :It Goildb.d:. Jane 5. S. Ta)lur, of Oxesi.l, 9.3treel, 111i,!.tletif r, and pt.." of t he 142114 of Guernsey, tawrcilaut, at vtie, al G11.4:1411, b 0014,11. Join• S. f;. Favenct., of Copt hall-court, Thl'o27lol tun-oree', Lunduu, and exchange-1h Wier, at t ;tot:, at Go,; ,- ball. lA/1141011. Jane 5. T. Lane, late of North Aadlr}•.stir.'t, (?ia.v^orr• r.quare, 511thilesex, ophylbleter, at :naive, at GAII.IIIIII, LU1141.011. June Id. J. T . Bette, of Honduras-weer. Midd;e. t•ex, rectifying-distiller, at twelve, at Goo Jana S. G. Simpson, of Upper Grusveuor.,.quaie, Middlesex, mariner, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 3. I'. H. Abbott, of Lime.street, London, merchant, at tan, at Guildhall, London. July 3 . .. A Bishop, of Maidstone, Kent, distiller, at ten, at tinil.l all, London. June 9. C. Logan, S. Lenox, P. Stalls, and W. WLIM, f Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Ue.tl• street Liverpool. . June 5. B. Uasaelh Irate of Wellington, Hertford, g aol. . _ at teu, at the Black Swell, Herefor d. June S. IV. Bond, of Dover, Kent, brewer, ra t*. Iv '„ RI the Guildhall, Canterbury. July 31. It. Day, of Tcrvil, Kent, aeed.cruslier, at tie. Irr, at Guildhall, Landon. June B.* K. Puulgrain and H. Poo!grain, of F.,w. Corn wall, Fhipwriglits, at eleven, at the S,.ip luso, F o June 7. I'. Lukey, of Fowey. Cornwall, grocer, at ele‘tn, at the Ship 100, Fowey, C o rnwall. June 26. A. Muir, now or late of Leeds. Yale, lit es. 1...• per, at eleven, at the Mark Bull luu, G Taal, Turk. Jl4lll. S. S, Watson, late of Ne% caulle-upuoi Tyne, leer& tot, at rltven, at the George Inn, Ni wcastle-npoto.Tyat. Jou( N, 't' /31,t out and W Daybtoo, late K 6 den tin. tt•oreeHrr, gri.cer., at eleven, at the . White H tel boo, Ilart!elowy, Worcester. June 15. J. [Mho, of CaittborwilL, SKITey, victualler, at twelve, sit limit, !moduli. May 22. .1. W Voldlewoud , of Hiali-street, Whiteebap..l. 3liddlesex, perfumer, at on', at Guildhall, Loudon. June 15. W. Wuoleombr, jun. Isle of Itutlierhiihe, Sufi ) i 11.1) r, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. June 5. J. H. Lean, late of Feuchtivelt idreet, and of the City Chambers, Limiluu, insmancc-bruker, at ten, at Guild hall, Loudon. CERTIFICATES.—JUN s S. J. Atkinson, of palstun, Cumberland, cullontnassfac- Inrer.—J. ilium. of Plymouth, merchant. —R. Blyth, of limplutamotto.liu 11, corn-merchant —R. furor, late of Drunlield, but wow of !Jerky, lumber- Inerrbant.—T. Cro.lutn, row or late tat Me 11olory*, Luo anti, hai-twanuf •rt irat suer, lair of St. t.: tthelior street, near Ihr T ,krer, victualler —'l'. llui icar sio,l J. HO !kat., llirodlol, merchants.—%V. tud, of Sherfirtl, mercirant —J. 'Townsend, Isle of LlllZ:lte'llifeel. warchumtentan —T. Massev, of Horutittelow, &not , ttwit. Trrut, Stafford, brt•wer.—l:. lifts, of Di . ;111-StelTI, wank, pruvi.ittu-10..1.er —.I. I'm Ler, here tofore of sir,. Souler•el, tatoney-bettr.iter, t,ul Pow of 1111.1:, dealer.—\l'. Pearce, of London, black wrt.L.,., hero. PRICE OF sTOCEs YESTERDAY. 3 t weet. Red. 74 71 I I.np. 3 per Cent...... 69 701 71 I India B iudy.. (29 31 lir. 3 lief Ct. Con...7 l Mii I E. 1..... 7 S pr. 31 pee Cent.... 79i4 I Ditto Edittoortl....s IC% 4 iier Centa 899 I Ditto Cvm . -20 5 iberCt.N.Au 1041 105 I I.nttery Tick.-t* 211. IS.. B. 1.. An.... 18 g-iq Conk for Acc. COAL 111411gET, M*Y 19. Ships st Market. Mops gold. Price. 711 Netreaftle 14q Rouilerlatol i Clam . MATO, On the 13th inetaut, at .Cliftuu, the Lady of Lf ir Alan. jug. E.q. of U BUIL 111611 WATER THI4I DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE Morning 17 after .11. I Eveuiur 44 aft , :r 11 LONDON : Printed acd Published at th:: 01lice, N". Ids Strand; where Advertisements ere received, nnil (peat-paid) must he addressed—C. SMITH, Nu Is Clement% Inn, Priocr-e-J. WHITE, Nu. IV, tOrialr rAiblishcr F