The National Register.
London, England, 1819-06-13 00:00:00

103 3 3
Bonus 11. 3s. :3d. or n prerninnn of nearly I k per cent.
111..irs. Rlc % N no (in-other.) and t..:0.
SO/. Consul. ev dir., ut 69 - - - £53 4 0
1/6ronnt, Y 79 d:4),,at 3 per rent - - 2 1 3
651. 2s. 6J. Reduced, ut 69-2 - - - 45 8 6

102 13 9
Bonus 2/. 13.. 9J or a premium of more limn 24 per cent.
flle..rs. (1 El N(, and Co.
SO/. Consols tt. d.r. at 69 . . r,51 4 0
Discount, 219 digs, at 3 per cent - - 2 I 3
13.34 16s. Reduced at 691 - - . - 43 13 9

102 19 0

Boaus 21. 191., or a premium orrery nearly 9 per cent.
Therefore, on the offer of Mr. Rothschild com-
pared with that of Messrs. Ricardo, the public
saves 1/. 10s. Cd. in every 1001. ; and with that of
Messrs. Reid and Irving, there is a saving on the
same sum of 11. 15s. 9d.

Omni= opened at 14 premium, but has since
been done at and 3 per rent. discount, and we
think it most likely the holders of it will have to
regret being so. We remember a Loan in which
the Omnium was at. 10 per cent. discount, and
w think there never was one contracted for under
circumstances more likely to produce such a de-
pression : the rise of Stocks within the last fort-
night from 63 to 70, is not to be accounted for by
any auspicious change in our affairs, but is solely to
be attributed to Stock Exchange manoeuvre—aud
we anticipate serious consequences from it.

There has appeared u letter from Gustavus, the
late King of Sweden, which will, no doubt, at-
tract attention. No great political secret is disclosed
by the writer—no high claim put forth : he only
complains that his son has not obeyed him, and ful-
filled also a previous engagement, by coming to
him at Basle, and there entering into consultations
respecting their common fortune. The education
also of the young Prince has nut been conducted
according to the principlei prescribed by the ex.
King. It has even been confided to a Calvinist'
A very respectable house in the German line stop-
ped payment on Fritl ty morning. Its connexions
are chiefly with flaniburg7.l and Amsterdam.
Extract of a letter dated I lamburgh, May 31.
" A singular circumstance has occurred here, which
causes much speculation. A few days ago a Danish
brig of war suddenly came to ha- moorings in that
part of our harbour called the Rummelhafen ; upon
an application to the captain, to know what reasons
induced him to choose a station there, he replied,
that he acted upon orders received from the highest
authority. The Danish Charge d'Affaires was next
applied to, who declared, that his Government deem-
ed the measure necessary, in order to secure to Danish
vereels anchoring in the harbour, exemption front
being visited by the HamburgliCustom-bouse officers,
a privilege grunted them by the ancient treaty of
Gottorp; which, in spite of reiterated retuonstrat.ces,
had frequently been violated since 1814. Imme-
diately after this declaration, a courier was des-
patched to Copenhagen, and another to the Diet at
Frankfiirt. Every one is anxious to see how the
affair will end."

Trial by Jury was resolved to be Edopted in
Bavaria, in the Sitting of the Second Chuniber, on
the 26th ult.—au event that has caused great joy.
Friday morning twenty-five% male convicts were
removed from Newgate, under a proper escort to
Sheerness; and, on the preceding morning, the like
number were sent to the same place.