The National Register.
London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

lUE LOAN.

On Wednesday memiag at 10 o'Clock, pursuant
to appointment, the contractors tin~ the Loan waited
on the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the First
Lord of the Treasury The negotiation only lasted
a few minutes. Previously to its commencement,
Mr. Ricardo suggested t.) the Chanc-llar of the lix-
chequer the pruptiety of changing the day fixed on
for the secon.l payment, via the 17th July, as, that
being the settling day for the account in Consols,
much inconvenience would be caused by double ar.
rsngeutents of so mud'', magnitude taking place on
the same day. The Right Hon. Gentleman readily
assented to the alteration, and the second payment
now stands postponed to the 1:f1 of July. The bid•
dings were— 6

Rothschild £6218
diiaudo
!Lid and Cu

The above Bidding % are Reduced 3 per Cents.,
with 801. 3 per Cent. Cons. tar every 1001. sterling;
and the following calculations will skow the nature
of the offers made by each contractor, and the bonus
arising oat of each, estimating the l'ands at the con-
cluding price of Tuesdiv, ream Consols for the ac-
count were 7031, and Reduced 69i.

NI r. ROTII• Clll LI):

801. Consob. ex. div al 69 - - £l5 4 0
Di•cuuut, V 79 day,. ut 3I Cr tent. - - 2 I 9
021 ISt. bd. Iteduced, ut t.9j - - • AI 18 0

10.1 3
Bonus 1/. 33. 9J. or a prtoniom of newly It per teat,
hlli,sr%. it IC uo (brothers)
. _

80'. Comot. ex. ttiv.. us 613 - - .£ a 5 4 0
I ts,4• iiiiii t. tiB .1.1y0,al Y per cent 1 I 3
67)1. gs. 6J. tit Juced, at 80; - - 45 8

FOC I 3 9
IL osu, V. 13, 9J. or n premioin of mole Ciall2lpci ccul.

AiCOSIS. it LID, bit' t, and lu. -
80!. Coaaol. ex. Jiv. tii 69 - - £53 4 0
I)ibcnth.t. v't El tht‘.. S per clot I S
631. lsb. Reduced at 69i - - . - 45 IS 9

V? 19 0

Bonus 21. lib., nr a premium revery neatly 3 per < ens.
Therefore, on the Mier of Mr. Rothschild
pared with that of Messrs. Ricardo, the puLlie
w•es 1!. 10s. G.l. in every 1001.; and with that of
Messrs. Reid and Irving, there is a saving on the
same sum of It. 15s. rd.

Oinnium opened at 14 premium, but has since
been done It '2 and 3 per cent. discount, and we
think it most likely the holders of it will Lave to
regret being so. IVe rentember a Loan in which
the thonitim was at 1.0 per cent discount, and
we think. there never waa one contracted for under
circumstances more likely to produce :uch a de-
pression ; the rise of Stocks within the last fort-
night front 63 to 70, iA not to be accounted for by
any auspicious change in our agars, but is solely to
he attributed to Stuck Exchange manceovre—and
we anticipate serious consequences from it.

There has appeared a 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 tint!), :. he only
complains that his son has not obeyed him, and ful-
filled also a previous engage:nem, by coating to
him at Basle, and there entering into consultations
respecting their common fortune. The education
also of the yo:ing Prince has wit been conducted
according to the principleA pre,cri'oe.l by lb.! cx.
King. It has evea tr: confided to a Calvinist !
A very respectable house in the German line stop-
ped payment cn Frilay morning. Its connexions
are chiefly with Haaiburgh and Amsterdam.
Extract ef a letter dated Hamburg.lt, May 31.
" A singular circumstance has occurred here, which
causes much speculation. A few days ago a Datti.dt
brig of war suddenly eame to her moorings in that
part of our harbour called the Itummelhatim ; urn
an application to the captain, to know what reasoas
induced him to choose a station there, he replied,
that Le acted upon orders recei?ed from the highest
atitlairity. The Danish Charge d'Affiiire, was next
applied to, who declared, that his Government deem-
ed the measure ticc‘!ssary,in order to secure to Danish
ve-sels anchoring in the harbour, exemption front
being visited by tare IlamburghCustom-honse officers,
a privilege granted them by the anci..mt treaty of
Gottorp; which, in spite of reiterated remmist ranee s,
had frequently bee" violated since 1814. Imme-
diately after this declaration, a courier was des-
patched to Copenhagen, and another to the Diet at
Frani:film Every one is anxious to see how the
affair will end."

Trial by Jury was restilved to I'c adopted in.
B ivaria, in the Sitting of the Second Chuinticr, ntt
the 2Gth ult.—an event that has caused great joy.

Friday morning twenty-five male convie:s were
removed from Newgate, under a proper escort to,
Niceness ; and, on the prey ain:2: morning, toe liLe.
number were sent to the same place.

JUNE 14.

SeI7'VRD.4I-S li3IiLIA.VEA T.
HOURE OF COMMONS.
6ATURDAIN JUNI: 12. _ _ _

Theftivnas:wa a f:w minutes atter three O.CIOCai CAM town,
when the Chime:HlT of the Eitsit.apter rove, and and he felt it
WOlllll be idle in him to oflll any observatiturt on the minutes of
the luau hill villas lie intended now to move for, and which
might be discus,eil at .• futrre period in the Itotn.r.—
lie should therefore mac that Lave be given for • veond reading
of the void Bill at Monday fortnight, which was agreed to.
NEW CHURCHES BILI.-1112 CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CISLQUCK also moved for Lave to Wing in a Bill which was
intendtal to amend the Act of the last Sessions, relative to the
Building of' Churches, for the better accommodation of the
public, an:l the poor in partieulsr; he observed that vve Hoene
WllB well aware that it wuikl be but presumption in him to
take up their time at the present moment, he should therefore
defer making any remarks he had to make unless the Bill wets in
• nuther st tge. Leave was then given to bring in the and Bill
on Mondsy.
The !lows: then adjourned to that day.