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* LONDON,
FRIDAY, FElilifl;ll7Y 7, 16117.

The report of the Partici! littsa's death has
been very .prevalent this morning, but we can
aastire onr Readers that no account of such a
melancholy 141,111 T had reached GOVelliMent When,
PApCT Was put to prrss.

The Mail by the 'Noc,ion pechei,.-from New
Yolk, is Town, aud. will be delivered ails

'Our Papers- from Nt:Wyork are to the 10th tilt

A roo.itterable sensation 'lt.:ts been excited at
Charleston by the Mortter IVILLIAN MILL•
entoires, a native of T3tl t T, and a lit itisdt St.,atnan
beloaltid to the blig fratcauo. lien tbot

one Tuom.is lirrctlNlAN, Mate of the American
roasting schooner Jefferson, whci is committed for
We will give the pailict.lars,to-morrow.
The United States Banks, it appears, have not
specie to pay even their second instalment. The
matter has been brought bctore Congress. We
have only time and room for one paragraph from
these Journals :--

" The Officers of our. Navy, who came home.
in the-brig Chauncey from Gibraltar, inform, that
Mr. :IiINKNEY left Naples the beginning of Octo-
ber, for Russia—and that.he had not been able-
to succeed in the object of his mission, The de-
mantis of our Government having been referred
by the King of Naples, to the dechrniou of the Al-
lied Sovereigns."

If, any doubts could possibly remain' iispecting ,
the illedged participation of Government in the
Loan negoeiating with the Court of France, or
that it had in any. manner given its sanctfon to
that measure, the clear, manly, and: decisive
statement of the 'Earl of LIVRIIPOOL, in the house
of Peers yesterday, would put an end to those
doubts. Ent we can assure our Readers, that so
far from giving any countenance to the measure,
we have reason to believe, %moil authority which.i
fully satisfies our..mind, that it was a measure by
no means satisfactory to Government and that
if it could properly and constitutionally have been
opposed, Ministers would have deemed it their
duty to have dorm: so. Granting, however, that
they had.opposed it, and upon the best grounds
of national policy, would not- there have been an
equal clamour of Party against' Government for
interfering in the managethent of private proper-
ty, and thwarting the, fair pursuits of :commercial;
speculation ? But all d'ouht is now removed, and
PARTY must resort to some other fallacious. ex,
pedient to vilify Government, since it is ntreylv
'destitute.of all solid grounds for opposition and

,The Report of Parliamentary Proceedings an:
important at • this era, the Debate at the India
House, possessing so large a degree of interest
not only to the great body connected with our
Eastern Empire, but to the entire' British Public,.
and the account of the PRINCE REGENT'S First
Court-after the late atrocious attack upon his.
RoyalPerson,.necessarily occupy so much of our
limits to-day, as, to compel us to' abridge and
postpone every other article of intelligence :
Perhaps little less important than even the
most 'momAtouti Of these subjects is the rapid
improvement of our Money Market. No doubt
the approaching issue of a Sterling Currency must
have some effect in producing this desirable state
of .things, but the chief cause Will be found to
be the wise and excellent plans of Finance ma-
tured by Ministers, to meet the exigencies of the
Country without imposing new Imo thens. Bank
Stock continues to rise with astonishing rapidity.
That which 'on Wednesday opened at 226 was at
the close of yesterday 238—a rise.of 12 per Cent!
.4. • •
in two days. From this 'it is clearly inferred, that
GOrernment has come to some satisfactory art
:tangement with the Bank. In additiOn to this, an
issue of Exchequer Bills is spoken. Of, the nature
of which operation is well explained in the 10.
fro* a Morning Paper

," Au attempt is, to be made, as:.the Isanketis
hare but 'little employment for—their money at
present, tobOrrow upon lower feting. . this
end, ontstanding I:4xehequer 131119; bearing an in-.
terestAil a day, or wife, and attiounting to
28 millii,ne, arc to be 'called in,
,and.freshories.
issued at 244 d. a day." Suppw,ing the issue to be
greater in proportion to the abateMentof interest,
the country will have the sa-mestrin:topiy under'
the last head, and
.GOvernnient proenre the ac-
commodation of a larger principal :. the seving in
the way of interest upon 28 Millions, by the pro-
posed reduction maybe somewhere between 4 and
500,0001.. annually. The diminution of the cur-
rent interest of Exchequer Bills of course renders
pertntment stock for awhile more, valuable ; and
the three per cents. front thit k said,
rose to '6sf; as the 'current price,—;-Inontited, its
some ftiw purchases) t0'66,,--and•lett off at Grit