The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

• FALMOUTH, JUNE 2.—A Letter, dated sth May,
'lron* a Gentleman at Messina, who is with aim-
ZEt;tVARRINGTON, Esq. the British Consul at
Tripoli,says, " We shall not touch at Malta in
°AI' way to Tripoli, in consequence of the Plague
4aving again broke out there."
DEAL, JUNE 4.—Sailed yesterday morning, the
41bion, WELLER, for Madras, with the rest of the
outward-bound, except the Francis, 'South Sea-
Inan, which remains.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Passed down Channel,
The Hannah, HEATHORN, from London to Bombay;
end Juliana, OGILVIE, for Batavia.—Passed up
Channel, the Spanish Patriot, DURELL, from
Cadiz.

BIRTH OF A ROYAL PRlNCE.—Yesterday after-
r°ll, about five o'clork,le!ters were received in
trn, Announcing the safellelivery of the Duchess
CUMBERLAND of a Prince, and that both were
doing well.

1418 S MACAULEY.—This Lady last night rc-
peated her pleasant melange of recitation, irnita•
&c. in the Great Room at the
n r 1
inn Them re, before a very numerous audience,
dis Played such strength of humour and versa-
tility of talents as afforded much eniainnient and
excited
warm applause. It is a striking proof of
liegilgenet or want of judgment in our thea-
cal merit Proprietors, that an Actress of so much
and with such a variety of powers, should
:°t be engaged on the London Boards. But her
Wn Enteriminment,rie hope, will amply compen-
"le fur their tasteless indifference.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
°RCEsTER, JUNE 2.—On Saturday, 143
rn""-Is Were weighed ; an advance took place in
oste Pri",, which now average 61. Os. to 71. 7s.—
r Neconnts from the Plantation are by no
meats unfavourable; the flies have not yet ap-
T-:.areri in sufficient number to injure the plant,
tlther have the late frosts caused so notch mis-
toie HS might have been expected.—The Duty of
;" Ktuteingdit om
lower is to m
oted at 90,0001.; some per- 70t13 s.

for Westerday morning the Duke of YORK left town
indsor.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the PRINCE
4" l4-1 yesterday morning, and remained for
u4e
hurstlay evening Prince LEOPOLD left town
flpt Claremont.
cce LEopoLD of Saxe Coburg has purchased
ie htate of Tulltach, near Coburg.
extretnely beautiful service of china, which
h'
!8 I‘lHjesly the King of Prussia bas caused to
rni'"Llertired in roe Porcelain Manufactory at
4. .o),. and which lie intends as a present to the
'ke of VVELLIGTON, is 00%1,' finished.
fire About three o'clock this
morning an alarming
tz,a bloke Out at the house of sir. COOTS, taylor,
t"'scrett, Clerkenweil. It was first discovered
fir d 'lle workshop, and, front the rapidity of the
~,11118, the whole house was soon destroyed.—
earrival of the engines and a good supply of
..4t plc:vented its communicating to any of the
""Juthing houses,

LOAN.

We gave yesfeHay, in a Second Edition, the
following Partici]!ars respecting the Loan :

Treasury Chambers, June 4, 1819.
LOAN for the BBRVICe of the Present Year to
be TWELVE MILLIONS, payable as follbws :
DErosn.=-Saturday, 12 .June, 1819 L.IO per Centum.
Friday, 16 July lO de.
20 August
17 September lO do.
to October
19 November
•
17 December
SI January, 1820
18 February
17 March lO do.

L.too
It 13 proposed to give 801. three per cent. Con-
solidated Annuities fur every 1001. subscribed, and
the bidding to be in the Reduced Annuities.
The Dividends on the Consolidated Annuities to.
commence from sth July 1819, and on the Re-
duced from sth April, 1819.

One half of each payment will-be accepted in
Exchequer Bills, Upon which a premium of 20s.
per centuni will be allowed.

A Discount of 3 per Centum to be allowed.up-
on prompt Payments, in the usual manner.

lu the event of the offer of this Loan being ac-
cepted, Lord LIVERPOOL and the CHANCELLOR of
the EXCHEQUER reserve to themselves the power
of submitting to Parliament a proposition fur ap-
plying such part of the Sinking Fund for the ser-
vice of the year as they may think necessary.

No sum to be reserved for the Bank or other
Public Companies.
Lord LIVERPOOL and the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER also reserve to themselves the power
of varying the Interest of Exchequer Bills, as cir-
cumstances may require.

Provision will be made by the above Loan for
the reducing the Unfunded Debt about 5,000,0001.
exclusive of the repayment of 5,000,0001. to the
Bank.

The Bidding to be made at the Treasury Cham-
bers on Wednesday morning next at ten o'clock."

LIPUEITHAR PARTICULARS.]

We copy the following from a Morning
Paper)--.

" Yesterday the Gentlemen, who have formed
lists, with the intention of bidding for the Loan,
viz. I. Messrs. RICARDO and Sons, Mr. HABllloilD,
and others, 2. Mr. ROTHSCHILD, Mr. MoRGAN,
Mr. MONTEPIORE, and others, a, Messrs. REID
and IR•INE, Mr. WARD, Mr. ELLIS, and others,
went op to Downing-street at 12 o'clock, and had
en interview with the Earl of LiVettPoOL and Mr.
VANSITTART, at which the Governor and Deputy-
Governor of the Bank were present.
Lord LIVERPOOL stated to the parties, that he
had sent to the Bank a paper, proposing three
plans, to ascertain if the Bank would take in the
Omnium, and advance the instalments in the usual
manner, provided any one of them was adopted.
The plans were to raise 'a•Loan of
30 Millions, fixing the last payment on the Ist July, 1520.
24 Ditto, Ist April.
12 Ditto, 17th March.
But the Bank had that morning refused to take
its the Omnium under any of these plans. He
therefore now proposed to take 12 millions from
the Sinking Fund on the sth July next, which
would leave a Sinking Fund of between three and
four millions, and to raise a Loan of 12 millions,
of which six millions would be taken in Exche-
quer Bills, at 20s. premium.

A Loan of 5 or 6 millions, he said, would pro-
bably be wanted next year.
The amount of Exchequer Bills now in the
bands of the public was about 24 milions, and as
Government would want to issue only 800,0001.
more, it would leave the amount of Exchequer
Bills in circulation under 19 millions.
The Loan, therefore, would be 12 millions.—
The biddings to be on Wednesday, 90; June at
10 o'clock, 801. Consols; interest commencing
sth July 1819.—The bidding to be in Reduced,
the interest commencing sth April.—The pay-
ments as above.

Discount 3 per Cent. for Qi9 days, 0. Is. 311. per Cent.
The Noble Ellll said, that as the Bank had re-
fused to take in the Omnium in the usual way,
he did not think it advisable to have recourse to
either of the High Loans and he trusted, that
taking 12 millions from the Sinking Fund would.
not be inconvenient. He could not anticipate
how " the machinery of the Sinking Fund would
operate, thus reduced in the first instance to be-
tween three and four millions," but it was ob-
viously preferable tO a large Loan under the de-
termination of the Bank. Mr. VANSITTART add-
ed, that it was under the sanction of the clause in

the Act moved by Mr. Fox, that the Sinking Fund
might thus be applied to the Loan of the year—
and there would won he a real effective Sinking
Fund, of between four and five millions, appli-
cable to the liquidation of the Debt.
I\lr. ROTHSCHILD begged to know, %vhether
Exchequer Bills would remain at their present
rate of interest, or whether the rate would be
increased ?—The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, they
must reserve to themselves the discretion of is.
suing than at an increased rate, if it should be-
come necessary.
Air. RICARDO desired to know, RS the Loan
was to be so small, whether it %vas intended, that
the Corporate Companies should have portions of
it assigned to them as heretofore ? Lord LIVER-
POOL answered, that he bad no with on the sub-
ject, and be referred to the Governor of the
Bank to have his opinion. The Governor said,
that he could answer for the Directors of the
Bank, that they bad no desire to embarrass the
Contractors, by having any part of it given to
them. Upint which Lord Livenroot. said, that
no reserve should be be wade for the Corporate
bodies."

E 1' it V.

ADDRESS,

33.6:4,T rinitioken Is/ oil
Opening of the Biriiiinghant 7'hcalre.

The noiseless wing of Time flies swiftly o'er
The great and good, we value and deplore;
Ages hare past, and though their splendid light
Of Howan Genius now is tunk iti night,
'Yet still the ziories whiCh their narnevengage,
In full reflection shine upon the Staga

Such is our task. We here to-night appear
To claim that palm which Britons hold so dear :
Thy Genius, England ! like the laurel bough
Which binds triumphantly thy mighty brow,
Sheds its bright rays o'er every rival land,
O'ershadowing earth with thy supreme command.
In thy creative Isle the Drama's cause
nears its proud crest amid the world's applause;
And those who graced thy histrionic name,
Now biola'imnaortal in the Halls of Fatrict
Say, wiplethen, of Albion's Sons, alone,
Its soaring hopes—its high attempts, disown ?
Shall this fam'd town, where every sister art
Exalts the feeling•and delights the beast ;
'Where wealth, taste, judguient, virtue, all unit•
To form a halo, glorious as 'tis bright :
Refuse that smile, our anxious task to cheer,
Which once was wont to sparkle brightest here?

Near to this spot arose the mightiest man
That ever cireleti life's contracted span ;
His was thespellthe intellectul spark—
Shed o'er the nations when their fate was dark;
A mind—a science in each scene he drew,
Which jealous Nature blushing owned were true
Behold him imaged* low at SHAKSPEAftE'S shrine
The Drama's sons submissively recline;
Oh, silvery Avon ! as thy water's lave
The ballow'd turf which rests upon his grate,
How niust they hound with wild exulting leap
To kiss the Verdtire where his ashes sleep !
For Hint,..long since enshrined amidst the dead,
Whose Memory sanctifies the spot we tread ; • '
For British honour—Something for the sake
Of us, who in this transient scene partake ;
Oh calm our fears—our anxious cares beguile,
Andiild our prospects with your fostering smile !
* Pointing to the .Temple of Shahspeare.