The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-12 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY, SOMERSET-PLACE, km,-10, 1833-
THE COMMISSIONERS for EXE-
CUTING the OFFICE of LORD HIGH AD-
MIRAL of the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT
13R1TAIN and IRELAND do hereby give Notice, that
on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of August next, at Two o'clock
in the Afternoon, they will put up to Sale, at their Office
in Somerset_place, his Majesty's Ships and Vessels here-
under mentioned :

Tons Burthen. 'Where Lying.
Sybille
Podargu, Gun 8rig......... 2521
Plumper lBl I
Manly lBO 1
Highflyer Cutter .............. 81 t At Portsmouth.
Linnet
Harr'et 333
Persons wishing to view the Ships and Vessels at Ports-
mouth must apply to the Admiral Superintendent for Notes
of Admission for that purpose. The Sybille may be seen
on application to the Officer in charge of her.
Catalogues and Conditions of Sale may be had here, at
Portsmouth Yard, of the Agent for Transports at Leith,
and on board the Sybille.

EAST INDIA HOUSE JULY 11, ISSIi.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of
ENGLAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give
notice,

_ That further papers respecting the Bill now before
Parliament,
entitled " A Bill for effecting an arrangement
withthe India Company, and for the better government
of hia l‘lajesty's Indian Territories," are printing for the
I,:flolrrnation of the Proprietors of Est India Stock, and
morns ready for delivery at this House on Saturday
14g
next, at ten o'clock.
PETER AUBER, Secretary.

TO,
ATHE OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
MEETING of the Friends of FRANCIS
Long WARDEN, E.q., will take place at the City of
in,t.n Tavern, Bishopsgater street, on TUESDAY, the 23d
whp., °fie o'clock precisely, with a view to consider
nian-; Measures should he adopted to secure that Gentle-
fir.t a
selection to a seat in the East India Direction on the
caney.
July 11, 1833.

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CHARLES I.
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MR. GALT'S NEW NOVEL.
EThis day was published, in 3 vols. post Svo.,
BEN ER SK IN E;

Or, The TRAVELLER.
A BY the Author of << Lawrie Todd," &c.
Atta—, capital Novel ; its episodes are highly entertaining."—
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his s is, that with a perfect knowledge of
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the ri 4-'nderness of heart which convinces one that his is in
atilusigntxlace, and he has a sly caustic humour that is very
ng' --Lord Byron.
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„ Allusion was made under this head yesterday to
the unaccountable change which Lord ALTHORP S mind has
ti odergone on the subject of the Bank charter, in the in-
tbh'al between the first proposition of such a measure and
ts, bring in into Parliament a Bill in furtherance of its
°dtinet• The public cannot be too much on the alert
aboui,g its progress, if they desire that their own interests
be fully protected. Lord ALTII?IiP s original in-
of
En 4, was to confine the exclusive privileges of the Bank
that°f hg
e. n to 25 miles round London, but it now appears
h,; old and unmeaning distance of 65 miles is to be
"Cued, within which it is to be declared unlawful. to
epbatr4tn.:ri: I_4°Y° banks, whether of issue or deposit, having
13,maypeliestmacisedtyhantdituh, e number of six The Act of 1826
• doubt on this point, and the frame's of that Act
that i in* such not was contemplated,
bbutt
"trstock banks ispsuing,heir own notes, u-
f those
l of
•de Bank of England, and in other respects per-
at
Zni.ng all the business of bankers, were to be permitted,an
44rotl'e expiration of the existing charter, both withinL
Lord
A 4,,,” London, and such are believed to have been o.r
t.,,L"itt.'s intentions u to a late period in the negotia-
j!,-4 with the Bank Directors. Even those gentlemen, it
entstellitineedf: attach no great value to this privilege, since it
advantage to them to have all the banking
real cause nts around them as secure as possible, but the
bee, to 'if this deviation from the original plan has
don the interest of the private bankers of Lou.
L• -de Plain consideration, on the subject of banking,
othuegot to
public that which will afford the greatest security to
flat , and if the number of partners tends, as it must
4,r41131 do, to increase that security, it is totally unrea-
-°flanle and absurd to assign by law any limit to such
Zoutlier. It is going, perhaps, a step further in absurdity
ip ace that limit in the way that has been done by the
tk_li.vo before Parliament, for if there is one portion of
me kingdom to which more than another the security of a
sit is ound sYatem of banking ought, in preference, to be given,
the metropolis and its vicinity,— Times City Article.
R, " How should I be shocked," says HORACE
laureld head on
ALPOLR, ‘. were I a hero,
toy own
Widow , a medal the reverse of which would be
; and orphans,"