The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-03 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The Stock Exchange is in ti state of complete
inaction, ■nd the prices, es • astural consequence,
are almost stationary. With respect to future
prospects, the indicetimrs appear to is rather in fa-
vour of improvement their otherwise. That moral
Is tolerably plentiful, 111 denoted by the value of
Exchequer Bills, which. after remaining for some
time below par, were no Saturday done at • pre.
intern of five sbilliaga. The afalttell of the present
prices of stock, which beet bees usaiotained through
a series of everts colcalated to disturb, in a 'arterial
degree, the cetifideuce of the -stockholder, is au
other favou►able circumstance. T. these may be
added, the correat reports is the state of the re.
'roue for the quarter now jest expiring. 'We can
ccly venture to give them as rumours, but
if they may be relied on, the revenue, up
to the middle of the last month, compered
with the corresponding quarter of had in-
creased between 600.000/. and 7040001. the' Pro-
mising to realise the estimated surplus of the Clien-
t... Vier 9f the Exchequer, to be derived from the
re* trees, a circumstance that has not hitherto (sc-
anted in soy quarter sleet their imposition. This
was understood lobe the ratio of increase at the pe-
riod above stated, but • deliciesscy in the three
weeks remaining to complete the quarter may still
outer, and disappoint •he expectatioa thus crested.
Crowds for the opening, which IS on the 18th
in-
mtaot for public transfers, were last quoted on Sa-
sudsy at 70g. Oionium cl4sed at I premium, and
the new scrip at 1j premium. A new account is
opened in Consols. terminating on. the 25th Au..
gust. and hargaics are transacting in it at a coa-
trooms's& of j per emit. The divideuds are ei-
pected to be paid in the loiter end of this week.
The importation of gold, back in can and in bars,
has been very great during the 'last month, one
Loose alone having had consignments to the
amount of cagey a mithop sterling.—(Nostday
'Var./

The Iforihtfort. eo, Cavan' Chian. M. &ROM.
sea°. C. B. is strived at Portsmouth from •Chothans.
to be finally equipped for the emptier' of the lag
of Rear-Admiral sir Gltallen :1110eax, K.C.B.
for the fledsternmean station. • • !
The Nor/ Clear gyrclif,'-eostessndesl. by the •
Sloe. Pious, wee us Atedaeselay last
ordered to get resdr for creisurgby Usolirst day of
Auguat ; soon after which%tune it is expected the .
Klee sill eallook OR W.pnsticatour.ious.
The 4>ed dragnousa, lately. arrived st• Portsmouth
frost the East 1,40, sill be distmoded at Chat-
the Britannia, ~Ow aired off CortiOnll
frets' sailed &se thence Oti the 17thsof
Eehruary. A passenger by her. who has reached
tawny *latex. that a few days kevitius to her de-
portore„ inteitigetsce was reeeitreti of the great (An-
tares whit% Baltneuree lam June, and
which caosea Y coasiderable sensintott among the
English merchants, its consequence of their having
taken" of the •Aasericati agents, at Batavia, large
amounts in bills •u emgitteal, which they appre-
hended would be returned/ emphul• Busmen was
wadi impeded by this thetidet cmtfltlitice. •
A letter frees Copeelleirso. dated June 20. Iffs-
osalsoce• Mee behire of has lerll-kaosvm ead.loog-ests-
Wished beektisibliouse atßessaa sod Ce, so &the
vusici lied. predated a rest *cupida tmit tlet IE4-
chaos* of that city. .
Vitf Mysiaadivs. the Isle east eellidial eftedi-
date tee Carlisle, is refereed ter Pitiable!. wire

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LAW INTELLIGENCL'

COURT OF Ki'two *Nat,

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LTOE [too o. Tie! OallaTallTS OP SAPP,
This unos an indteVhseht IDIOM the *NU
Kew.% for not repairing' pohlwbridge ist the-
brittliitod of Deptford.
' A *mass of evidessee woo eisiled oo the port of
prosecution% to *hew the hsbility of the costal Labd
as egoist 'mother of shimmy* were esoniissed to skew
that the eisuuty werceerierpt -front the horde& -
. TMe Jolty, howerer% slier s loug inquiry, felted
.the Defendants guilty.

OLD BAILRY. SATVEDAY. JOLT 1.

• •
J. Honefen sod J. Smith were cosvicsoi of sitarist
twintrpoight breed U. motes, with fates' Pi diOsud this •
Goventsv and Ctiospaay of she Bank of
The Loodoselilrasid Jury baring finished their labours, sod
haviog delivered the last bills into Court, the Forowno ad.
dressed tbe. Judges. He was (he stated) retreated* hy Ms
collsories to ask their Lordship', if say sad what densiou
had bees rose to respecting the. right of Greed Juries to
tint Ms Majesty's gaol of Newgate
Jostle, Houtowo observed, that . a regent . bib •
mob by the Gentlemen of the Grain Jory pf the City allow
'idiebows the seeker May Int, to the Judges, to give their
APPisien as l. lhe legal sight of the famed Jury to vinyl own
.nuintitio Via Mitissty's gag at Moregab. Thine Lemont
Jingo', epos Mat occasitus, refined to give their decided
*piano maid they had received the coonnteet **See ut
Me not lerthe Jodgeo. There was, is conseeteoce, mei".
-Vibration growl the Grand Jury received by Moss Joel
• insis were thins yonseon, which spplicatios woe An.
wards asinnittad to the connection' of all the Jodie%
The Jury is the document they presoned, claimed it as a
linter of right, sod not of mutiny, to visit hie Majesty's
Rail of Nevem; sod this right they claimed hen custom
nod lotog usage. The Lrarsed Jong,' arenas* cow
suited epos a disputed right founded apse casino wad nog
maw; and coseeiving that a future Jury night fen* disposed
tit clans adealasios, sod to try the legality or illegality of
1, the treatise, sad -that is such case seen of Ike Judge
would have to give their uvula. is Ihe cars, of able jot-
theist procrediags, they (Me Judges) thought they could not
coosisteatly give their opiains prior to the natter enalug
before the. is the regular !my.
The Foresees Masked his Lordship fur the attention the
Judges had paid to the runsideratioa of the subject; sad
the Jury were thee regularly dinbargad, wbf the usual
thaaks fur their services.