The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

T. per cent, to be allowed upon prompt pay-
:nen:, is the 11411.11 manner. •
T,„, pivot-mitt of the Loan are to be made by
ntrnt. of la per rent. half money and half
11.cuor:er 13111 r. at a premium of ttOt. to the rot-
log
Deposit, 10 per Celts. 1.111 Juno, 1615
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3.1
411,
5111
tith
7th
44th
!Nit
10th

Stich are the terms of the new Loan, we
uwirrstarnl, gives very general satisfaction in the
City. The ochrme gives to the holders of Exche-
quer Balls en mismanage reader than was hell out
to them by the tormer communication to the Stock
Eschatige from the Treasury; for raccortiang to that
emmintanicatiom not more than 25 per cent. of any
Limo lion miry he contracted for the service of
to present year Wig to be taken in Exchequer

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pi*: whereas, the Lords isf.the Trew►uy ore now
virisda-lelfffivo ne less ttion ewe llslf of the
Las in this species of properly. The stnousi! of
Dickequer Bills BOW •flout is oboist !4,000,000/.
■nd us Government will require to re-issue uhout

gOO,OOO/. thu would leave the amount of Eaehequer
111115 io circulation about 19,000,0001.

The funds experienced during the day consi-
derable fluctuations. When the plan wee first
~,nuanced, the Consoler which were previously WI,
1:11 for au instant, but quickly recovered, and m.
indly rose even to they fell however finally
to hp!.
It understood that nti further Loan will bg
rowsartril during the prevent year, and that no
r:.( ',,titer Billy will be funded ; but the
I a Olt of the L7cclltuucts considers it not int-
pr,,bable that lie may find it neeetlitry to raise by
Luau a sum Of 5,0(10,000/. next year.
locludi:ig the sum whit% is intended to be taken
front the Sinking Fund, the actual I.nan for the
star must be considered as one of 24,000,000 i. It
is alanires,t, however, from the terms of the paper
communicated by Lurd Liveteuor. to the Bank,
that the Noble Lord and the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUZIL had contemplated a Loan to the
amount of 30,000,000/. and that nothing was

%taming but the concurrence of the Directors
;GI atTuriling the usual accommodation.. to Govern.
meld, to induce the Lords of the Treasury to
t.erotst in title intention. This, fact will relieve
Mr. GRENFELL from the imputation of precipi-
i.inisc, in charging the CHANCELLOR of the Exciig.
htt, on the faith of public rumour, with having in-
er, ,rttstto Lwoo Cato-meows, that
a of 30 000,u00/. might not he without the
(*lige of possibility. 'Tis true, the Ri..ht Doti.
t;,nifeinan only asked an opinion, and hinted his
„robes; but lie must have egregiously under-
-tied the perceptive powers of those whom he made
iN,• modes on the financial measures of the country,
he imagnitil that they were incapable, even from
moinnationo, of divining tin extent of his in-
tent'

Our readers are probably- aware that on the Loans
tontracted by the Government, a certain propor-
non has been uniformly reserved for the advantage
the Batik ol• England and other corporate bodies.
When the sum so reserved amounts to a million,
the Marie appropriated to the Governor and Deputy.
Governor of the Beak is not less than 50.000% each.
lir the conference of yesterday, Lord LIVERPOOL
miressed him desire that this custom should cease,
oii which we understand the Governor and Deputy-
Cavernor of the Bank. who were in attendance,
pleadsd the antiquity of the practice, and said that
they saw no reason why it should now be infringed.
T- thc• Lord LITERPOOI. replied, he saw 110 reason
ally it rhould any longer continue. This determi.
tostion t.f the Noble Lord might undoubtedly be
touiriled in souud discretion, but souse there may
he a lio would probably attribute hie sudden per-
crptinii of the impropriety of a practice which has
existed fur a great length of time, to the diary-
point merit of the Treasury, in not obtaining from
the Bunk on this occasion the customary acconor
miniairou. Ito this may be discerned at least a
I...triiiiat degree of pique between the Government
mid the Book, sod although we sincerely entertain
a very high respect for the Directors of that great
and useful estrbh►hment. we csoliot avoid ex-
pressing our satisfaction at finding the union,
%Inch, "for the interests of this country, had too
I subsisted between the Minister: and the Bunk,
adered less intimate than it has been hitherto.

Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, letters
5..11 received in town, 110110UOCiag the safe delivery
the Duchess of CUMBERLAND of a Prince, aoil
t, ai I,utli were doing wall.

Paris Pap►rs of Tuesday but have arrived at o'sr
rth..e, hut their contents are not very interesting.
The Prolleebil LOUISA CUARLOTTA of NAPLES,
✓*,o was lately married to the !Atilt of SPAIN,
b"1, FRANCIS DE PAD6A, arrived at Barcelona alit
► I4ih of last month, where she was received
ioh the honotris uourlly paid to Royalty, and thence
t.. ducted to %dr►d. The soiltog of the grand ex -
t"• non front Cadiz, which is to restore the authority
• NiiilU over her revolted colonies, will, it is !HO,

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