The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-24 00:00:00

}4.} ' • I r~ S~!•t ~N ! 1 - _ • r t S tf:•: . \\, ,s ' 54;',i7,1114 :~~!" .. ~ e 4 ,, , a NtrAinhri, 70.01 Fit 'DAY, MAY 18113. rrnrcß sL-Vrx.PEN'er., TEI DhURY-LANE. •'• - TMS PRESENT. EVENING, Nl , tv 24, 1816, their Nlajestres' Servants will perform theCometly bf• JOI - IN BULL; Or, AN ENGLISEINIAN'S FIRE IDE. Peregrine. Mr. Powell • the Hon. Mr. Shuffletoo, Mr.Wal 140i ; Job Thornberty, Mr. Bartley ; Dan, Mr. Oxberry; Liermis Brikruddery, Mr. Johnstone ; Lady Caroline Bray snore, Mrs. Orgtr ;. Mary Thin - sherry, Miss Boyce; Mrs. lirulgruddery, Mrs. Sparks. After which will be performed, for the 4th time, an Operatic Fairy Tale, in Two. Acts, called OBERON'S OATH; Or,Tbe PALADIN and the PRINCESS. The nov Tragedy of Bertram ; or, The Castle of St. Aldo. brand, will be ricli-t1 every Evening (Benefit Nights ,cs- CePted) till the mai of the season. Oheron't. Oath; or, The Paladin and the Princess, will be repeated till farther • : BRITISII GALLERY, PALL-MALL. '- • ?Pr WS GALLERY' - was ItE-OPENED 6,1 IVEDNESDAY, the 2.2i1 'lost:tot, with a SELECTION of CELEBRATED PICI'UItE.S, by ITALIAN MASTISIN, with ‘vitich the Proprietors have favoured the Briti;lt histi totioo, for the . greditit;ation . of tire Pahtic, and fur the bene fit of the Filo; Arts in general. RIOT AT DOWNIIAM. BANK OF ENGLAND. : • Fbitiltrtt PARTlcimAks Ntontlay a great number of IP!rsOlis of the labonring, (owing to the late ittivatice itt corn, and ! the lowness (4" wage?) 84eItibled :it: the, vil-. Lige 'of Smithery, in Ninfolk, and initne tliately proceeded fur Downloun, between teach places (about - seven miles distance), they foked the labourers teem their. houses. and work to join them, and every person thermet was compelled to return with theta ; When ar rived,at the latter placs the number amounted to neatly 1500 ; they immediately' commenced their scene of action, by catering the shops of the,mit tell and bakers, and t akinwa way flour, bread, &c.; tit Mr. William Balwin's mill, a great many Sacks of wheat meal were thrown into the yard and spoiled; They then proceeded lo the pabli can%, and demanded ale, which was brought in pails into the .street; the rioters forcing many of the inhabitants it? odrink with them. They then went -to the Crown Inn, and drove the Mwgistrates (also were holding' their weekly sit tine) from the rooms-into the etreet and who, with great difficulty, eurceeded in escapik: Af trr%v,irds they proceeded to the' :butr:hers . , *hose bbops they cleared ; during which time the trAdes , men in geocral‘rere in a state of dreadful anxiety, expecting the rioters would make an attack upon tbeir premisel ; but they were' pryvenict) by the appearance of the sUpwell troop of Cavalry, when the Magistrates, escorted by the troop, read the Riot Act, and the greatest possible confusion ensued ; several Gentlemen 'narrowly escaped with life, from brick-bats, , stones, clubi; etc. that now flew in every direction. • With the aid of special coust.ibles, however, ten men anti. four women were taken, and put .into confinement, trod the rest.gradually dispersed. Fortunately no liays:Sivere lost. Captain:Lee (who• commanded the troops) or deteil the men to use the back of ,thtir 'swords, thereby preventing the cartage that must have otherwise ensued. firester itty a' General 'Crihrt P:.opzictors of Bank-stock Was held, to take illto colvviden,oiwt the arrangement enteretrinto betweeti the Di►rr tors and the c.;hanoellOr of the Exchequer, for public service of the'year, and to tie immediately. submitted td Parliament. • ' Op . en from Nine till Six.—rltliattanee ls. by Order, JOHN V'OUNG, Keeper, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, ;via FREEFIOLDEILS of the COUNTY. PALATINE of LANCASTER. GE&TLESIeN, „ . • •, • • vitil Office or one Of • the Cavorter - 3 • for this Count v having become recant by the Death 'of .NA TIItINIEI.iIII.NE, Esq. I heg to offer myself a Ctindidate to succeed him in that Otfice. Should I be so fortunate as to'be tht. object of your ch oice, I shitil eildeititottr. by a strict and cor.scientious discharge of the iwportipit duties of that situation, to Make x ja•oper• re tnrn for,tbe high confidence reposed in me by Ufa appoint , /• _ . BY SPECIAL DESIRE. TREATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Tolls PRESENT EVENING, May 24, 1810, will be acted the-Comedy of JEALOUS WIFE. Lord Trinket, Mr. Jones; Sir linrry Beagle, Mr. Fawcett; Me. Wiley. INlr. Young ; Charles Oakley. Mr. C. Kemble ; Lady Freelore, Mips, ; Mrs. Oakley; Miss O'Neill; Harriet., Miss Foote.. • To which will he added, thr Dramatic Romance of • CYMON. To-morrow and on Monday, the new Tragedy of Adelaide. I have the honour to bei geutlomeni - Yuur ulL$ devoted and very humble Servalit, itoßtitr ELLIS CUNEAFFE. Men . chester, May 20, I dl6.' SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS may hr gained by a .;livele 'riche NEXl."l'i..tUttsDAY, being the LAST DAY, when all the CAPITALS rnu be Drawn. • Contractor for 010 State Latent, • begs to inform the Pnlsli6 that fiEXT THURSDAY will he 'the Last Day of Drawing, when 'the Lottery will 11.- nish, awl one Ticket may gail Si•gty Thousand Ptainds. As this brilliant attraction . mast naturally create n great de mand:for and Shares, both in Town and Cottqtry, and as the opportunity of adventurne for so Fplendid a Prize may never again occur, the Persons who may he inclined Au do so, dbottld not lose a.moment in making their SPLENDID WHEEL.--.ALL,MONEY.PRIZES. Two of 430,Q00 Three l,OOO • Three 6OO Five .• Besides other CAPITALS, All of which must be Drawn NEXT A sixteenth may gain An Eighth may gain 1.7,50) in Money. A Quarter may cant / .15,0(1*) in Money. Half may gain ..... in Money. • A Whole , L. 0,000 in Money. UNCOMMON EAI"IIIAVF.I.LIN(; at theSAII.ACEN'S 111.;.1.1) INN, London. From LONDON WILK., also ontr Two Unineas inside', and a Guinea outside ; the sanie in proportion to EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the North. Front 1.()N -DON to WEYMOUTH, One Guinea inside, and ISs. out side, with four iniide.--.Coaches. the bvst Horses, and keep good tune. By W. B. MOUNTAIN and Co. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out Irma the Saracen's Head Inn, Suow.llill., This Day were published, with two Proges; price 3s. 6d, bdi. 113 MEMOIRS of FOUR CUIRISTIAN HINDOOS, lately deceased, published by the Scram-, pore Missionaries.. t• Sorampore, printed. Lon ,lop) Re.printell by order of the, Cotithiittee for the liaptilt for Gale aillzr otter, Pa ! tertioster.row ; and sold by W. 'tt Pearce, ' The following morning, Tumidly, brought greater ,tertor to the inhabitants dm the preced ing day, us it was generally reported that the rioters were preparing to attack the town with redoubled vigour ; the ncigiStrales direct tul the inhabitants to arm dimwit:lves with 'whatever could be proenred, and in a short thne the town wore a very formidable appeuranee ; the inLibitants, with the cavalry, lieu lotweedeti to meet the rioters, who atmed thetwelves with gluts,. pitch-forks,, clnitS, oth er weapons, ready for a genCrill attiWk, when agreeniciki was made by the gym letnen to allow them an advance ut :wages, anti to relvase those llt'l'SollB already takett, which induct:4'llmm to re turn peaceably to their homes. Tbe greatest praise is due to every individual of the troop, for their enertions in the above cause. • This Day •was. published, in 2 vulg. Svc,. price 24s..baan1i, THE IfIISTORY, of the WA LDENSMS,-cOo. fleeted with a Sketch of the CHRISTIAN CflUllt;11 1 frum the Birth ut . Christ to the Eight,,,nith Century. By WILLIAM JONES. SeCond edition, corrected and greatly enlarged. ei ROOK and CiASLING's IIARLIIOII.OUGII J Elegant Post Coach, throilg,ll Hiingt.:rford, Newbury, 51aitienheart, sets init froth the Saracen's Head, Itintrwhil4 it ?levett o'clock in the Morning, gets to Marlbo rough by ginner time; a comfortable conveyance for Travel krs ori the Western Road. The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one ~n the Road; carrying Four Insides and Four Outsides, sae out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next Affect), it at Six o'clock, through Dinistable, Wohurn, Lath- , bury, Nortit.otipton, Welford, Lotterwort h. Hinckley, br`l stone, Lichfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, tinutsford, til'ar rington and Pt escut. SOUTHANDEI'ON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing tloke New Four Inside Conch. at Eight o'clock in the Morn ing, arrives at the George Inn, Southampton, by Six o'clock. This is a most delight hal Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, *Guernsey,. Saint Alalues, llttire de Grace, Cher.'. ourgh, The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leas, Malitax, Bradford, and Parts of the North,sets out at Two sechicli in tire'Afternoon, and arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, fiLeeds, next. Evening at Six o'clock, through Stanifor,l, Gran tham, Newark tool Doncaster. , 'fbis coach is intended to ac . COrik , linditit the 'l"te.ens of Leeds, hirelford nod Vi cinity. It will leave Leeds at three o'clock in the Afternoon. Passetigers may'eenvenleistly come to Leeds from those places ettitt, he n) London, early the next Evening. mili - ,yKi)L7ll,Diocltcster, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke, new Post Coiselt i .etery Afternoon, at Three Weyrnonth Packets to Gnertisey, Jersey, Cher burgh, 31 - , &haloes, &e. FretuCherburgh is a Mast delightful ,toad to Paris., Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartinoittli, and Salishilry, Nev Post Coault every Morning,at h . lll4ast. Six o'clocti, through 1-lotiltoti, :Ixiiiinstcr, port, and Rigshot. 130STON, l Pete' borough, Stilton and Hunting don,..new itoril Mail Goach, sets out every Evening to Spas by, Lutitt,,G,ini .by, and Hull. & I.llaS'l Fkeipg,Ppast-Coaches, thrringh Chip- Penliatst, Caine, nett Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive ett Mr. 11/4's,• Greyhonfid Inn, Bath, and the London 'l'arevn, ThonSas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn in.,—Coaelies to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply- Wont .• . . LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning it Eight O'clock carries Four 'lnsides only, • and goes remarkably easy, with as Guard throughout. Passes throngh Stamford, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster,. and Ferry,- inittge, to the Golden Lion..Lecds, next Morning. ,Notwitb stionling the uneoumtor) Expedition of this Coach, it is al lowed to be the most ogteeable and complete Public con. veyance oa the North !toad, bcittit unequalled to Accountios, dation by.any other. ..GLA';(3OtV, Longtown, Gretna green, Annan, Dumfries, Satiquhar-Kiln, Canniock, Kingswell, parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (Daily). g'earborougb, Whitby,. Shields, Sunderland, New ciefle, and Etlintmrgh, New Coach, performed with it Guard thrtogliout, sets isut every Morning at half-past. ',Six. Welbek',..by way of Newark, Itetford, 'Leicester, Darlington, rhoittiallertv, I)urbain, Mot petit, and Berwick. .Passett -sers finding themselves fatigued from •the• length of the itinisiey,,muy rest what time they please, and then proceed with Ont any additional Fare. JIRMGENORTH and Withal riot Post-Coach every Eve. qkitr.isb};,. Pettrith, and Whitehaveny l'Ost 2 Coach, goes • stitl Horses, and a. (hand :d1 the way. Passes through liroigh, Appleby, Cirratahridge, IGettntoiyd, Catteriek, }lorringliVridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster,- and Gran tham. Sets out every Morning,. and performs the Journey , rids the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the. Road - by husitiess i or pleasiire, Horse the peculiar advantage of their ticatS 'secured in t itostlfoach. KEN - 1, MA, .Laneaster, Presto's, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton- Cberley; anal Gar3tatig Post-Cuactics, rsery Atter :mob, at Five n'elo..k. Guarder:. IA VERPOOP, Warrington, Knutsford, Stowe, and Litchi fele!, Post Coach, called The Expedition, every Evening at Pier o'clock, to the Saracen's-Read Inn, Dale street, Liver} pool. Gnat drat thrOngliont. ItAKF.FIELD Fost-Coneft, eVety Morning, tit half past Six n'cloek, CHESTER, :Newport, IVll4chilob, Tarpor ley,, Nimtwich, Northwich, and Mitlillcwich, Post-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. , SUNDERLAND, Stnchtrut, and farm, new • Cliach every 51 "1711ine, to the George Inn, Saiidziland. MAN . cHESTEIt, Winslow. Congletott, Newcastle, And.Woherrhampfon, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. .-SIiItEWSBURY, Wellington. rind Shiffintl, Post-Couch, . , levezy Evening at Five o'clock, Gunmen. t+IIEFF.I ELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock!. Ingham, every 11lorniteg. Mercury PHA Coach, with a Growth, sets onterery..meeportn, and reaches Birmingliant next day at 11° Ni. Passes by Oxford, Euston and Shipstone, tir the htliacen's llull , trvet, „Birmingham. MULLsNoetteave, tioweteri,- Th o rn, and Doncaster, Post- C°4 cht every Morning at half-past Six e'c',ocht, to the Cross Keys, Market-pti,ce, Alairato, Sandwich, itrunsgrte, Canter ' Fewersitain, r i.k t laid Stroud hew Pubt Montitig, "EILTV0111) . , oust Chcslinut, t.oacts, Morning.' e r IkYrIENII.,INI and Filannito» CoaCtli 4 " 3f- P 3 flalf, - ..m.st Two 1 7 1,a1t-nast FiU n, :u al n. Seve oleelock. ' • ' B I . Nl' TA re-speetfitlly " 't " its t a* ioit the }' r arty .4 1 . PareclA. or " i e r -ve 'Atunds • ;..r, tta f en, or•dasainc.c , s, 110,17 , i entered t$ such attil ' at tlc Saraceinis ti:-ad grAvw,.l, : . t • •rn " It is notso well 'known as it ought to be, .that our grrat port, Milton, duly appreciated the character of the Wntden. sel, and wroto in their defence. Alt the itsciikuts cu - ittiected with tlkeito people, Awl the more - eminent arnoilg View, will be found circumstantially related in this volume, anti with great apparent eatultior and accuracy: We willingly repeat, that this Will be foilild n to:zrclielit t•pitome tit Eccle siastical 1 - listory; nod the tinfferings and 'persecutions of the 'Waldenses:nee related with moth pathos, but, we are 'orrY to say, with no exag.geratitin."—Urittsis Qritic,Jtme, • London: Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-rote. This Day 14a, published, In Bro. price Its. boardt, the Fifth Edition of f3SYCHE ; or, the LEGEND •of LOVE ; and other POP:NIS. By the late Mts. HENRY TIGHE. With an elegant Portrait of the Author- Printed for Longman ' ) Hurst Rees, Orme, sad Brown,- Paternoster-row. A few Copies of the Qktart° Edition may he had, price I L I I s . 6d, hoards. "Tor elegance of design and accutracy.of execntion this much ekceeds any poetical compositicn of the present day. While the hearts of our countrymen - Shall heat at the veweetezt sounds of :their native Ihtigitage, conveying as Nature tatesllie feulings of the purest paFoions, lung shall this tale of Psyche dwell on their eats, and they 0141 think the angel Still ix speahing."--(Munthly Review, 0 , 1•1$ I.)' This Dad• was published, to 4 snis. I2ino. price IBs. boards, the 7th Edition of T HADDEUS of WA RS AW. A o vel. By MESS PORTER... '•Thaddeus is a Work of genius, and has nothing to fear at the- candid bar tifratte: 'he hits to receive the precious meet! `of sympathy from every Reader of unsophisticated sentiment and genuine Hey,. " This Work •Kati more merit than- can be ascribed to the crowd of productions of this cfast, and incolc,,tes virtuous and tuagnaninnots sentiments.M. Rev. . • Pi inted for Longman, hlurst s Aces, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row.. . • Of whom may be had, by tba.,Aeme Author, . - The. Scottish Chief*, 5 vols. 12mo. pricv 11. 15, boards. Alba shortly will be published; by the agate Author, The Psstoes FiresiJe, a Novel, ii r 3 vols. 12Ato. M ATM N y. 1111111 F EOPLE of every rank atiotation to the shrine of Wt4lock; but, where the Constitution has been tainted by diseate, or debilitated by a certain habit, contracted at an early age, a renovation of siallility previous to entering that state k indispensably requisite to rive the sluultleritir sparksof life, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are thii corisequencei of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration %Inch in. duced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgfoirs of eminence and high professional 11ititiiimet41:, Nlertihers of the Royal Col- Loudon 4od Edinburgh, to present to the thii result of thirty years experience in the Cure of Venereal 'Complaints, anti those Debilities and Deficiencies which not -unfrequently prevent or itubitter the niatricirdnial state. In thy rurions gradations, .from recent infection . ' tO confirmed Lurk, their treatment 'commands eery often a speedy, ruld always a radical Cure. In dubious rases, their long arid well , - arranged experietniegivtis them apromptittule of decision t list secures the Patient front !Tin; inercurialized out of his ex , istence, or ha ring tis Coastitittion anderioined; and the vi tal principle destroyed by a latent, hot Insidious dises%e. at a blind and fatal confidence in shallow Pi etentiers. IN'ar your Diseases, Vascular Relaxation. and Aunty of the - ` Or gars, arising - front eXcessiVe indulgence, iniAno-rimn l cli nrates, or Solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to the system, even in Casts which are verging On de. , span'. Strictures and ohm derangements of the Urethra, they remove in a Milli ant/ effectual manner. Slight and re-. cent cases of Venereal Infection are :"urea in the short period of two days. To the Fetaale Sex it will he COlMiliktoll its hi.MV 1 bat the y irony c ured of those Debilities which defeat. ewteeption, and sap ,the foundation of eonnuitial- Patients treated with cita,:our, delicaoy, unit inviolable se crel. hiessrs• Currie and CO. may he eon rat ed ever!, day, at t heir bowie, :07, t-ta;tan.pplea.—.l,etter4 front titre C om o ry, stating minutely the case, mode Of being, ace. and enclosing iteinittunce fur woof hr ta:Attg with ttt 41.lious iatcatioa.—NU• 14, tilltaillpragiir • ATROCIOUS ATIENIPT AT. MURDER,. UNION - HALL —JOIOI Wright, an Irishman. was brought before 11r. Serjeant Srlion, by Clark, on Wednesday evening, charged %kit a most atrock oils assault 'anon Mrs. and ;Miss Taylor, tr'a ladies residing at Kennittton, the former upwards of 70 years of age, with intent to tutirder The particulars of this shocking transaction, as f.sr as they have at present been ascertained, au as follow - Mr. Pates, a young man residing near Mrs. •Taylor's house, stated, that about 12 o'clock on Wednesday be was passing by Mrs. Taylor's door, when he.was struck with a faint cry of 4 .1 Mur •der !" which appeared to proceed from thehouse : the outward door was. shut ; but the witness went up to it with intent to enter, when the pri soner rushed from the house and ran away ; at the same time witness observed two females; Mrs. anti 'AiissrTaylor, conic staggering - towards the door ; they were in'a shocking condition, pro fitsely bleeding about the head and face ; they faintly repeated the cry of " Murder I'' upon which the witness immediately pursued the 1)67.: saner, bvettook, and after sonic tesistance,=sc-' cured and brought him back. - seeing him, Mrs. Taylor, who wits at that time sensible, said, " That is the ma t t :•' • fly this. time Clark, the oflieer, came up, and the prisoner was properly secured-On entering the house, a shocking scene presented itselff a poker was found lying in the middle of the ,room where Mrs. and Miss- Tuylor had been 'sitting, covered with clotted blood and hair, and - deafly broken lb two, apparently by . some bard • blows baying been' struck with it. — When the Vii!IIC33 stopped the prisoner, the latter 144 " 'Faith 1 would.. hate its led them.," , • W. Saumarez, the surgeon, Who had been called in and dressed the -wounds of the unfortunate sill- . ferers, was :prevented attending at the eitaniina tiro) ;' it letter hoot him was produced,- however, - stating that they were in extreme danger from the wounds ttity had received; and were both deli. Hons.. The prisomer said Miss Taylor was indebted to him Is.; lie went to the house to ask for it ; but instead of paying hint, she abused him anti Crock liini : this provoked ilifti COttimit: the assault upon them. The Magistrate contluitted him for re.otatnina tioo on a None clay, when all the parties who know any thir d ; of this Inirrid transaction will he ordered to attend. No hopes at tilterttlittlgi of Airs. Taylor's recovery. S!loctiNti Alirtinen.—%Vettnestlay octet -nom) n S;lle , ttran, nt BillingsgAte, having some tritlingtlispnle with WI wife its they.sat tugethre at dinner, nt , tncir lodgings, in St. (ieorge's-tiiiii r site in a paroxysm of pitssiOn took up t 1 4l'Att , sh4rp• pointed ckirviii4 knife that nt-nr ht'c .ott the othie, Anti stahheti him in the iit•tk, wider rite left cur, which Gown his de4th iu a tel initiates. The Governor, in addressing' 'the Proprietor , . .reminded them,that on a former batasion lie int! 7 mated to the Cimrt, that he triisted the tittle tvay nOt far distant When iitt would have the pleasure of communicating to the proprietors a consideralrle ad j. dition to their interestSjts Rank -stbelt holciets , i that period ~he could say, had now arrived. It was neces,- saty for liinrtO state, that several' conferences had. Wien place between the Government and the Bank', on the \ Subject of a further loan fro' the service ,ffir the . year. • rendered nefessary teration in the financial arrangeinonts of Governs- mint, occasioned by the rejection of the Inco me Tax. The result of the conferences ‘v;is,. Government had proposed to apply to Pailininent for' its sanction to . angment the capital of B ith lt. Stuck to a sum not exce - tding 15,000,0001., do, condition of the Illnk advaneint: fror the pui}lhi service - it : :;[tin .01.3,000.00 Di. for two veArs, at the rate of three i.er cent. rer t,unttm ; Govern- Merit dgreeing to receive the notes o► the flank for all purposes of revenue, its was n,t present.; Vide& by the Att.. The Governor (Mr. lat;;l.ttt) then tend aletter from the Chancellor of the L.:- chtquer, conraining . the proposals already alludett to r and then stated to the Proprietors, [licit the Court of Directasiniving 'taken' into considera. kion the contents of the Chancellot of he Exche itter's fold% ii ,d agreed to - recommend to tint: tour( Proprietors life adopt inn 01 'a Reboint ton to "the foll Owing purport ~,T hm this COtirt ;11,prove of the reenrrimo of the ,Cott: t of Director; for :olv:soeing - the bull] / o . op,pied ti !i • !:k thielAanediur ut t,lk Exct;etikier, Of tlw 1 . Adding Ihl sus of calinii 1 . 7 .;. '•, avtkitt4 vtliolb itat 141043,0thq.; ,I 42,010MV, to h t atyor:iat,ed .tto,m ' the rate of 01 Cor troy lout. `static this dmy respektively huld." hue Coittl vcas also celled nprm to torthori?: the Court of Directors to take the lotrossory bares for Carrying lot u effect the slid tesolcitio.n, Ho d 1.,t obtaining the sanction of Parliament Icy that pinpose. - . Mr k RiCARDO bonhi nor give, hi* apprOhnCont,.l the 11101 inn. An increase of capitol alight , ern i to to the security of the public, ,Imi tits plihlie %vete well saiiified t heir, prmsent,teen riot. If, indeed, the PrOptietois wire to leceivti a dividend of 10 per ceti't, tot the tie ,v capital, it woula be beneficial to them but, if tbev,.% ere tti teeeire only eight—and in the utter darkness iu vt hid; the Court Was placed with tepret .to tile affairs of the Batik, it was impossible fOr.thent to ..know iv - hat - would happeti—then he consinerea that by this arrangement they acre giving tip 60,0001. to Government without any udeeinate vantage. In the other ease, and if, .t he presti c e dividend wAs to he contiooed, it might be re garded *l5 n 0 IngeniOns 0100 e lii[ opoti ny the 1,)11. rectors of dittributing sonic ut the surplus in otitis of the Corpoation. r _ Mr. RANDLE JACKSON hoped it would he a part of the airlingement that ;Ate . note* issued upon. this advance of 3,0,00,Q00/. to Government should. continue to be a legal tender after the restoration of .cash-payments: Th“.iovEttwolt observed, that aslar ha the Di, rectors could lookicto future events,: ,there 'was no probability that any reduction of the diVidend. vrOuld take place. Mt. UItENFI.LI. Said he hiid Ort Atheodment td stibiuit; whichwas the result tit his sincere couVie. tiOtt, Htlti which, lige. trusted, would therefore he. received with candour and 'gtoodhumour. begged leave to move, that all tile words sitter " that this COurt" be omitted, for the purpose t ic.sertin .o ,, a statement of the nrnfits Mlide by the Bank since the year 1 79%, they were first restrained from - making eas,h,pay;uents. the illinendaent recorded, ,that previous to the year - 1797 the circulating paper ot tie Bank of Lug lAnd fluctuated upon an average betiveen twei at million and ionvti:en poutuk ; that it had .itiOee varied, aud At present varies, uteri) aut average, between 26,0Uit,0001. ;mit 27,00,0001. ; and tnat at the same tittle the Bank held of public balances to the tontiunt of I 41,tfit°,0001. from which it derived ati atiut,ait profit of bet Wetett. 500,0001. nod tioo,o'ool. thd tit was due totVardi the public, and expedient tor the stability anti general prOsNrity of the Bank itself, that the A public t,toil I m participate in these advantages ; anti that It teas therefote the opinion of that Court; that 'the stint of 3,000,0001. should be ri*VilliCta to GOvCriiMeilt without any chat e . for interk . v. This proposition was received in the Court with a consi.Terahle degree of mirth. ItANDLR JACKSON COOS'atered it unworthy' of the lion. Me►►►lier'a ctreicieie►r to endeavour (4) place s►►ch an amendment on the records of the court without notice, or affording to tiny who heard it the menas of' tlisproting the *ttati►treats Which it exhibited. The question being pot, there appeared but onec haunt in %ttpport ot the atoendtta Sir ',.l'llostAs Tv tt roN sail:, tie s (11.1,1 not oppose the present tesolotion i but b?gw..!ti 0131 lOC bettottice en the occlusion might not be con , til,tc- t i Ns Italy sant:tinning the Whole pvoceettingt, ut thu Directors. 'rile question being loudly chlliql for t t he rests. tvas Put, Hod cartivit stir , nimously, HOMI K ttlOVed 1%10 rtt)ititiottS, having far their (Oivet the cutife altio oval of cutuloct of the ii4ul,, Vireetori. iit t#tip rti,u),lge.ttutit ()ft I,l.t.bii, ; kvhich wvre agrt.co ;ice N%cttr oisu ut,tarai* tritauiy isgtet.4l