The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-01 00:00:00

BANK OF lIIEL/iND.

A General Court of Proprietors of the Batik of
Ireland, convened for a special purpose, was ItelJ
at the Bank in that city on Vlredutiiday.
The Directors had been for some time in tor.
respondeirce with the E idler Liverpool, respecting
ass increase of the capital stock of the Bank. it
was propos. 41 ou the part of the Bank, to add to
the ',rearm capital one milli 0000 . This was not, it
seem-, approved of by Government ; 'but an offer
wag made by Loud Liverpool to permit the Bank
to add to its present capital half a million, slaking
it three instead of two and a half millions, on twa
conditiosts.
The first was, dint the flunk would lend to Go-
verulartit the half million thus to be mdtle.l, at an
interest or four per cent. per amour° ; the second,
that the Bank Would consent 'to have the clause its
their Chat ter.repealed, which rorohthits private bank-
ing establishments to consist of a huger number of
partners than six.
The Meeting, of Proprietors was called to take
this proposition of Lord Liverpool tutu cousidere-
tiati. It was stated to the Airetiog. ou the pert of
the Direcfors, that the.bulf undies' propo.rd to be .
adJed to the stock, was past of the surplus fund re-
Mainiag undivided in the coffers of the flank; the .
Proprietors, therefore, would bare to advance to-
thing, whilst twenty per cent. would be added to
the stuck now held by each indisplual Proprietor. .
Mr. Joshua Pim proposed an adjournment to
Saturday, in ureter to allow time *the Proprietors
pa consider the various hearings if a Illeat34lla
very insportant.as she repeal of a root of their Cher.
ter ; but thus not being the sense of the majority,
the question was put on the arrangement proposed
by Lord Liverpool, and carried iu the affirmative.
Bank Stock, which was on Monday 427, rose on
'Tuesday In :I'4l ; on Wedoesilay there was a further
advance to Itili; and or Thursday° e 62.
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NAVAL I NTELL,Ia CL.

• -Zißlivressowvw, •rnir. 29.
Pasted yesterday fur Cowes the SApplur, Lamb, hunt the
Dowels fur the Cape of Good •Hupe.
Sailed Lis :tlairst)'s ship Liffey fur I.irbon, and the
Triton, Terriugtuu, fur Maratuichi.
PLVMOUTH, APRIL 28.
Arrived yesterday the John and Grace, Mown, frum Nrw.
purl fur Kenya.
Sailed the Tue. Cod for Imndon ; Levant, Passniore, fur
Leghorn ; and Anna'', Campbell, fur Quebec.
Sailed to-day the Kiss, Furrier, fur London.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 27.
Arrived the Martha Andrew. NtIIMAR, from Dram; mid
Bloomer packet wish a mail from !Aaiun' in five days.
Sailed the Duke of Kent packet wish a mail for Lisbon ;
Amphierite, for Lempound ; Morning Star, Roberts, for
Boulogne ; Ganges, ; Hope, Came ; Fanny, Cris.
cusabe ; Experiment, Elroy ; Turridge, Underhill; Nero.
; Phillippa, Blaney; rad Trial, Jenkins, tier LoRtIOR.
DOVER, APRIL 29.
Arrived the Ualty Transport from Louden., and Neath
Castle ditto from Deptiorel; the latter grounded aud nearly
filled with water.

IRA 14SGATE, APRIL ?9.
The Eliza Ass, Grieves's, from Hundures fur Leann,
is weighing archer perialloireskie, and lies sent nu shore
fur &wither.

•FRIL
Arrrired the Doncan packet from Holland, and Beaufoy
packet from Cexhaveis, each with a mail.
Sailed the Prince of Orange packet fur Holland, Lady
Neyeati packet for Cuxhaven, and Alliance packet fur Gut.
teuburg—all with mails.
DEAL, APRIL 29.
Cause down from the River yesterday mid sailed the Lyra,
Oiliest, for Leghore; Relive, Jackson, fur Quebec ; Reti freer
Hague, fur Treiste; Diadem, Edema, for uisiatielsi; Con-
cord, ihl
sandfuril, fur Newfoundland; lithe, While, for Mai.
seiHes; Trident, Collins, fur Rio Janeiro ; Melnutho, Parry,
Lir Trinidad ; Brixtos, Lash, fur New South Wales; Edward,
Munro, for St. Julia's, New Brumwich ; and Sarah, Mackie,
fur Odessa—they have sailed with the winde of the outward
Woad.
Arrived and sailed for the River the (*well, prism, from
St. Vincent's; Eliza Ann, trusts Honduras ; and 'I% rtling-
lois, Armi.trong, from Charleston. The latter remains.
Came down hone the River to-day aid sailed Ilse
Eupbemia, Johnsuu ; cud Woodlark, Turnbull, for Ile
Cape of Good Hope; Fanny, Patterson, and Paltidium
fur St. Viairenes; Castes, Campbell, for Jamaica; Glory
Pounder; Neva, Jim-Lion ; and Juliana, Smith, fur Quebec
Elizabeth, Itesd, foe Tuber); Nile, aridgutas, (or Hari

Accounts received at Bueloure4 say, that doe
Benison lire iu iinamecti. P a: ti that the Turks
that province hare been obllged to ,cure into the
fortresse..

It is affirmed that 4,000 Greeks have gone from
Otkssat alone.

/FIDE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD pos-
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ache, weiltioessm, heaviness and lowness of spirals, dime
of sight, confused thought, and wanderings of the mind, v..
pours sad m.lauchnlv, and all kinds of hysteric croniplaiats,
which gradually go off by the use of skis salubrious Corihil.
In sickness of the stonisch, Pituitaries and olistruclions, it
is a safe and powerful remedy. It is admirably caleslased
to afford relief to broke. sad decayed) constitution., where
other remedies have been unsuccessful.

The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, prim
and 335. each, by all Medicine Venders in the United Kink:.
dum, with copious directions; sad in Looduu by Mr. Jubu•
sun, 68, Corithill ; and Mr. Sanger, late Baton •ud Co.
Oxturd atreet.

Of whom may be had, price 3s.
SOLOMON'S GUIDE. TO HEALTH ; or, Advice to
both Sexes, in a Vanity of Complaints. With as Essay sit
she Venereal thel'a*e, Glees, &miss' Weakliest., sod Him dr.
street ive habit rolled Uranium ; likewise an Address to Pa-
rrots, Tutors, and Guardians of Youth. The iutentioa of
this work is for the express porpose of warniug youth iron
Catlin into a delusive and destructive habit, that fasciusiis
the noses, destroys the health mid spirit• of its votaries,
and etudess them feeble and Mortise for life.

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