The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-21 00:00:00

HOUSE OF LORDS.

1. That it is expedient further to continue the
Restriction upon Cash Payments by the Blnk for
a time to be limited, in such manner and on such
condition's as shall be prOvided by Radian-kw,
with a view to ensure its final, termination at the
ner:off so to be fixed.
2. That preiionsly to the resumption of Cash-
payments by the Bank, it is expedieto that the
'Bank .ihot)ld be required. at a time to be fixtd by
Parliament*, to give Kxchange for its notes,
gold duly assayed and stamped at his Majesty's
Mint (if demanded to an atto.unt not less titan a
number -of ounces to be limited), valuing the
same in such exchange at a pi ice not exceetiing
four pounds one shilling per ounce.
3. That at-the expiration of a further period,
to be also fixed by Parliament, the Bank should
be required to give in exchange for its notes,
gold so assayed and stamped (it.,clematided.to ate
amount not less than a• certain number of ounces
to be limited) valuing the same in such exchanges
at the Mint•price..

4. That at some titre between the two periods
above-mentioned, the Batik should be required to
give in exchange for its notes, gold so assayed
and stamped, valuing the same at a price bet ~v.eeit
four-pounds-one shilling and (the Mint pri:e : • and
that after the pricb at which gold shall be valued
in sucli exchanges shall have been once lowered,
it shall not again be raised.
5. That after. th period shall have arrived at
which the Bank shall be required to give gold in
exchange for its notes at the Mint price, a further
.period to be fixed by Parliament should be allow-
ed, snd,a certain notice- given, before the 13:-..nk.
,shall be requirett• ro pay its notes itt cash.
6.• That it-is expedient that all lawS, which
prohibit the melting or exportation of the gold or
silver coin of the realm, aniF the exportatii,o of
gold'or silver bullion made of such coin, should be
repealed.

LONDON. JOUR N-1‘ LS

FROM THE MORNING PAPEILS OF TUTS DAY.

[Morning. Chronicle.]
The Debate on the Bill for enlisting OfE:ers
end Soldiers into Foreign Services was postponed
lst' night, in consequence of the la.teness of the
hour, to the second rending, which is fixed lot
Tittosday, the 3d of June. We are glad to find
his m„je,ty.s Minkiers. bae, at all events abau-
cloned .11y- intention to ittAke the penalties -applv
to any pet.,ins who may' be out of the country
before the 8.11 passes.

plorti;ne, 1ier,1111.3
Extral.ct of a Letter horn lin'enol Ayres, dated
rebroarv.3, 1819 :—" tigas and his troops are
becoming more daring every flay ; thf-y have al-
most entirely intercepted the commtmicat)on with
the intvrior. A considerable number Of inert have
biely matched from hence, to see what they can
do with him.; we have not, however, much hopes;
be is not a chatacter fond of negorilling, nothing
hot heating him will, do'. The English are his
grf a; friends, 'het% fote.the Engli•li have nothing
to 'eat 1).4)14 in, case he should get the hetttr.
11. in, a. i ,bly respects English rwrsons and Eng-
lish to..l,trty. Ilis men are '3 tolerable degree
of discipline; they may he comnAred to the Spa-
nish Gut:ills. The 13,tenos Ayriaius call them
the," Monntainrers:', An old servant of !nine,
an Euglisiilll4l), he has made a Cuiond, and has
gi%en him fifteen hundred tmen''

[Morning Yost .]

Trig BANK —the Petition nrrw lying for sig-
tv,it tires against a reduction of the Circulating
• Medium of the kingdant,•is short tknd respect-
-, fully worded. It represents, that io the opinion
of the Petitioners, such reduction HMV add to the
'burden of the public debt, and the pressure of
taxation ; that it would lower the rake of 41;
\property, Ind injure credit—embarras end lessen
all' tile operations of trade and, agricriltrire, and
throw the labouring classes out of employment,
as evAs done in the year 1816 by a simihr opera-
is a general rule long- established At
Lloyd's not to admit. petitions, or any other pa-
pets, to lie there tor signatures on any subject
riot referring to their own distinct concerns.
This is Well known to every one' acquainted
with that Subscription Room. The:insertion of
" Lloyd's" in the firs', Advertisemrnt was an in-
,. edvertance. The Petitions iie for siguatnre at the
City of Loudon Tavern, the London Tavern, the
ting's Poultry ; and at the London Cof-
feetionse, Ltidgate• hill. They have already been
. very numerous!), signed. The Petition must he
• pi esented to the 1"10t1Se Or, Lords to-44y, when
this iniportant-subject is to be taken into cowl-
-