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14mtINCItilian Miffing Company
4j/1-Ulan Mining Company
Wombian Mining CompltnY
Vann and Peruvian Mining COmpany
nal del Monte Mining Company
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?low United Mexican Mining Company
Welch Iron and Coal Alining Com pa n
I•impool and Alanchester Railway Company

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LONDON.
4VATURDAY E v 1 ArG, FEB./WARY It, Ma,

The discuision on the Currency was resumed
Britain in the House of Commons last night, and
wris unfinished when the !louse adjourned et half.

past twelve o'clock. We beg attention to
the Speech of Mr. BARING on this important
,guestion, in which lie traces the causes of the
dlatless of the country,,and predicts hut little,
advatitav, front the measures of the Government
under progress. 'The resehition proposed by the
Claii.cv,i.t.ott,of the Excueuueu for the adoption
of the Committee was as follows
" That it is the opinion ,rf this Committee dieterl promissory
not a. motile tollte bearer on demand, issued by license, and
under the rains of 61. and stamped previous. to the sth of
Fetruary, 130, be allowed to circulate until the 6th of February,
1629, and no longer."

It is easy to imagine that surh a law would,
the first instance, increase the evil ; but ne.

vertheless, is it is the first step towards a to.
CittrollCO to a wholesome sytetn, we hope to see
it carried. The plan of curtailing the char-
ter of the Bank, and., letting in Bank-
ing Companies, composed of more than six
persons, to carry on the banking business
beyond sixty-five miles from London, must at
ail events be nugatory, a position amply esta..
blisited by the fact related by Mr. BAKINO, in
the course of his remarks—that out of 700 Banks
note Om existence, only G consisted of six persons
.its pothtership.

The Mode of yesterday, rereiveJ this morning
by Farms, quotes the five per cent. Bodes

The, Frankfort Papers to the .lth February,
received this day, contain but little intelligence
of moment. We have, however, extracted an
article, dated Rome, which gives but all indif-
ferent account of ,the health of his Holiness the
Portz. By this we learn, that a provisional
arrangement is about to be made with reference
to the affairs of the Church in South America ;
but are sorry to add, that the reco.otition of

[e new Governments of the Npw WOrh

will not form n part of the plan.—The
small-pox had been making sad ravages in
Switzerland, but we are happy to state that those

districts iu which vaccination had been resortel to,
remained free from this scourge of human nature.
Ordinance of the Police had been is.u-d at

Berlin, requiring all persons %%hullos''. neither
had the genera) small pox, nor been properly
vaccinated, to be vaccinated :within a certain
time, on pain of fine and imprisonment. The
commercial treaty between Huada end Swe-
den expired on the Ist Jan. 1826, hut by the
orders of the respective Governments, is to
endure till further arrangements can he made.
The following are the articles referred to:—
.
ROME, JAN. 10.

The health of the Pipe again causes fresh apprehensions.
On New Year's day he did not receive the chief Officers of
State, or even the Foreign Ambassadors. Some persons, in. '
deed, affirm, that this is not sn much ow'ng to ill Lealth as to
nn intention of restoring an old custom, according to which the
Popes received congratulations only on their birth-days. The
terrible rainy weather, which we have had for four weeks past,
may perhaps be one cause of his recovering so slowly. The
death of the Emperor of Russia, which was known here on
Christmas.day, is said to have greatly affected him.

It is affirmed that the Papal See will make a provisional at
rangement with the American Ambassalor wily here, by which
the affairs of the Church in these countries will be regulated
without however recognising the new Governments,

PETIIISIII.IIIOII, JAN. 22.
'rule Treaty of Commerce concluded, in 1817, between

ussia and Sweden, which, according to the Pith Article, was

to cease on the Ist of January, 11I2G, remain in force, by order
of his 11lajesty the Emperor, till other ”rangements shall be
made. The King of Sweden bars issued similar orders.

We have received some Numbers of El Cowli-
wtionnel from i3ogota, to the 9th of December.
The following are extracts

The post of yesterday has brought intelligence from various
States respecting the effects produced by 'Pastoral Letter of his
Holiness, and we have the satisfaction to observe that it has not
produced any result of Imptirtance. A gentleman of respect-
ability from Puebla states, that King Ferdinand has gained
little while the Pope has lost much through the publication
of this document, and we conceitie.this opinion will be gene.
rat throughout the Republic. Theliovernor of Guanajuato ac-
companied the Extraordinary Gazette with an excellent circus
tar. Some atinorable reflections have heen published in the
Oriente de .141. pt, on tie letter of his !Witless, which Paper
also publieheawery opportunely a Pecommendatury Letter ad-
dressed by his Holiness to, the Director of the Repuhlic
ttf
Chili, written in 0, strain directly ,opp2site to that of the Pas•
toral'Ltitter addressed to thl Archbkhops?ind Wallops.
Pr.RU.—A Private Letter of the I,t Oc ober, dated on board
tf the Pr6tectorate Frigate, has as follows :—" The blockade is
kept up with extraordinary etrietress, and the enemy. have not
been able since its commencement to introduce the slightest
succours, nor a sifigle comnain'eation that htyt of previously
passed through our hands. The Vie .Admiral 'of chile left the
blockading squadron at the beginning of August, end the
vessels of Colombia and Peru are combined as before
under. the eiders of Captain 111)ngrot. Sieliness and famine
will soon reduce this obstinate enemy, whose positions secure
him from attack ; but he has managed to act with so inueli
economy, that he cannot be expected to surrender before Du-
hember."—(Gacaa de Colombia.)

THE Loup CHANcELLon,—Considerable fears
were excited this morning, at Lincoln's Inn, in
cottserjuence of the Lotto CHANCELLOR not. Coming
down us intended, A untie allixi4l to ato door
stated, that his Lordship would not sit this day,
but would do so on Mouday morning, at ten
o'clock To the inquirers as to the health of his
Lordship the answers given» were, tc that his
Lordship contittutql tar get bpi ter;'' but it was
generally considered, that as Monday will be the
Mgt day of Tir;rin, his Lordship would. not come
down, that day being generally occupied in hear-
ing motions of minor impott,

Sir 111:ttecnT yt.on transacted military
business with the Duke of You ic yesterday morn-
Mg, at his Itopl Pighnesss house in South Aud-
ley-street.
On Wednesday morning n ittl6Blllll courier nr.
rived at .the itusbian Atnbassadort4 House in Do-
ver-street, Piccadilly, with dispatches from the
Emperor of ltossiA, to his Excellency Count
LIiEVEN.

Mr. IVlevrcs, , the King's Messenger, was to
leave town last night will! dispatches for St. Pe.
tersburgb
Yesteillay a Board of the Lords of the Trea-
sury was held at the Treasury Chambers.
The liouse of Assembly of Antiguu has voted
the soon of 300 guineas to ,he paid ,to Mr.
McQueen, and a like sum to the Editor of the
John Bull.— (Jamaica Courier, Jan. 2.)