The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-13 00:00:00

FORM OF CERTIFICATE.

" I do hereby acknowledge that A. B. has this day paid into
the Honourable Company's Treasury by transfer, the sum of
Calcutta Sicca Rupees which is to be accounted for
to him or order in manner fbllowing; thit is to say, interest on
the principal at the rate of. 6 per cent. per annum, from the
30th June, 1821, to the 31st March, 134 will be paid to him
or order at the General Treasury of Fort William, Fort St.
George, or Bombay, or at his option; will be added to the prin-
cipal, he paying or receiving the fraction of 100 Cal. Si. Rs. so
that the amount may be brought to even hundreds : and for the
prindpal, or with the interest so added, as the case may be, a
Promissory Note to be dated the 31st of March, 1822, will be
granted on application to the Deputy Accountant General in
Bengal, payable conformably to the conditions of the advertise-
ment published in the Goiernment Gazette of the Ist May,
1821." C. D. Sub. Treasurer.

7th. The Sub Treasurer at Calcutta; the residents at Lucknow
and Delhi, the several collectlrs of land revenue; and the seve-
ral military paymasters under this Presidency, are hereby
authorised to receive, until further orders, subscriptions in
on loan, to the Hon. Company at a discount of 3 per cent., that
is to say acknowledgments will be iisued by the said officers as

hereinaftzr directed, at the'rata of 100 rupees for every 103 ru
Bees subszribel.

Bth. The sicca rupee of Lucknow, Furruckabad and Benares
will be received at the rate of 104 i per 100 Calcutta sicca ru-

pees,

9. No sums will be received in subscription to this Loan for
a less amount than Calcutta Sicca Rupees one thousand and
thirty, nor wf.r.. any Acknowledgments be granted but in sums
of even hundreds.

10. A Certifie4te,will be granted in the following form, for
subscriFtions which may be received under the 7th Article.

FOR* OF CERTIFICATE.

" I do hereby acknowledge that A. B. has this day paid into
the Honourable. Company's Treasury, the sum of Calcutta
Rapees -----, which is to be accounted for to him, or order,
'in Manner following; that is to say, Interest on the Principal at
the rate of six per Cent. per Annum, from this date to the 31st
of March, 1822, will be. paid to.lihn at the General Treasury
of Fort William, or at his option, be added to the Principal'
he paying or receiving the sum necessary to be added to, or
deducted from the said Interest, in order that the amount may
be brought to even hundreds ; and for the Principal alone, or
with the Interest to added, as the case may be, a Promissory
Note, to be dated the 31st of March 1822, will be granted on
application to the Deputy Accountant-General in Bengal, pay-
able conformably to the conditions of the Advertisement pub-
lished-in the Goverrin4ent Gaxette Qf the Ist May, 1821.

"C. D.
Sub-Treasurer,
•
or Resident,
or Collector."
11th. The accounts of this Loan will be closed an the 31st
March, 1822.

12th. The acknowledgments after the proprietors shall have
received the interest due to the 31st March, 1822, are tobe trans-
mitt2d to the Deputi Accountant General at Fort William, to

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be
exchanged for a promissory note or notes (not being less dull;
1000 Calcutta upees each) in sums of even hundreds or
Calcutta
.sicce ruja.es, and to bear date the 31st das, of March;
1822, which notes will be registered under that date, and be
numbered in the order in which the ackriowledgments may ht;
.presented at his office. •
13th. The Accoupteotpericral St..debr ge end Bonn=
hay eto, on applicatioß flour thdah Glens et/ acknewla4grpentse
transmit diem to the Accountant General in Bengal, to be ex-
changed for Promissory Notes, free of every expeneeathatever.
The Proprietor, however, must in every such caeeeeither rca
ceive the interest due on the acknowledgment, on subscribe it in
the manner above-mentioned, before the acknowledgment ie
transmitted to Bengal, and must also express thereon the num-
ber and amount of the Promissory Notes which lie would. wish
to receive in exchange far it, and which will be issued accord-.
ingly to the amount of, the acknowledgment for. any sums in
even hundreds-of not lees than 1000 Caleutta,Sicen .Itteßees•
14th. The Notes of this Loan shall not be paid of; without
previous notice of sixty deer being given to the public, by an
Advertisement to be published in the Government Gazette;
such notice shall be considered as equivalent to a tender of paY-
merit at the period appointed fin the discharge of the Notes O
advertised for payment, and, all interest thereon shalt cease
from the expiration of that period.
ltith. The Promissory Notes to be so granted, shall be num-
bered and placed upon the General Register of the Reeisterc',
Debt of the Bengal Presidency, and the principal shalebz Pay-
able in cash, in Bengal only.
16th. The Notes shall be advertised for payment, accOrdinif
to.the order of priority in date and number, in-whiefethey shall
have been placed upon the General Register, But all Note-s
advertised at the same time for payment, shall become paY3bA3
on demand, without regard to priority, at •the expiration of the
notices ; Governmeet shall also he at liberty to advertise other
Notes for payment, without waiting for the expiration of pea'
ing notices, and to discharge the Notes so subsequently ads-sr'
tiled at the expiration of the notiee relating to them, notwith-
standing the holders of Notes comprised in prior advertise-
ments, may have omitted, by themselves, or their attornies, chaY
authorised, to apply for payment.' '
17th. It is clearly, to he understoode. that pterchises by
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund,' and transfers of the Sot.'"
of the present Loan, into any future Loan; in the mannerhitherto used, shall not be considered as infringements of "el-
stipulation in the preceding Clause, with respect to priority
payment.
18th. The interest on the Promissory Notes shall be payable f
in cash, half yearly, on the 39th of September and the *alit!?
March, from year to year, until the principal shall be 'el's;
' charged, or until the interest shall cease on the expiration of -
Notice of Payment, as expressed in the 16th Clause.
19th. The proprietors of notes, which may require the
rest to be paid at Fort St. George, shall be entitled to receivelial;
• ment at that Presidency, in cash, at the exchange of 335.
Calcutta sicca rupees per 330 Madras rupees; orif the
of a note at that Presidency be desirous at any time of reeel.`:i
ing the interest in. Bengal; the Sub-Treasurer at Fore Sal-`'
George will grant him A-draft on the Sub-Treasurer at t4°.,.t
e
William, payable at sight, for the said sum in. Calcutta
rupees, which may be due upon the note on account of ieteres"
to the period of the last half yearly instalment.
2,oth. The Proprietors of Notes, who may require the into
;
rest to be paid at Bombay, shall be entitled. to receive PaPileri
at that Presidency, .in. cash, at the exchange of 100 Calo2tre,
,7
Sires Rupees per 108 Bombay Rupees ; or if the holder Liaa
Note at that Presidency be desirous of receiving the intercet in
Bengal, the Sub-Treasurer at Bombay will grant him a -I)it,
on the Sub-Treasurer at Fort tt illiam, payable at sight, ,1,3 e
the sum in Calcutta Sicca Rupees, which may be due anon
Note on account of interest, to tile period of the last haltl:l23l-;
instalment.

Promissory Notes under the signature of the Secretary
Wifit' Government of Fort William, will be granted in the failo
form, in exchange for the certificates or acknowledgments "
FORT WILLIAM.
" Promissory Nate for Calcutta Sicca Rupees
" The Governor General, in Council, does hereby -
knowledge to have received from A. .B. the sum of
cutta ,Sicca Rupees
to• the -Honourable the United Company of Merchant'
'-
England, _ trading i.to the East India,
promise for and on behalf of the said United. Company, w re-
pay the said Loan, by paying the said semi of Sicca Rupees_
, to the said A. B. .his 'executors, or
1 ist
:lc min rators, or his or their order, on demand at the Genera"'
Treasury at Fort William, after the expiration of sixty days
notice of payment, to be given by the Golernor General;lll
Council, in the Government Gazette; and to pay the in-
terest accruing on the said sum of Sicca Rupees -
the- rate' of six per' cent. per -annum, by half. yearly pay-
ments to the said A. 8.. his executors, administrstors: or
his or their -order, on the 30th of September and the ::ISt
of March in
.each year, Mii the expiration of- 60 days aftki.:
such notice of payment, as aforesaid, when the amount of
interest will be payable with the principal, and all further inte-
rest cease. The interest shall be payable in cash at the General.
Treasuries of Fort William, Fort St. George, or Boalbay,
•at Fort St. George, at the rate of Calcutta Sicca Rupees 334-..
172 per 350 .Maras Rupees, and if at Bombay, at the rate 0:
Calcutta Sicca Rupees 100 per 103. Bombay Rupees), wit,_h etc
option of the holder, to receive the interest by a draft at sight °-
the Sub-Treasurer at Fort
(Signed) "E. F. Sec. to the Government
and does hereby
" Accountant General's Office.
" Registered' as No.
Published by Order of the Most Noble the Governor-Gepe7
ral in Council. HO.LT- MACKENZ/E,
Sec. to the Goverrtnent.

MERCATOR, TO CORRESPONDENTS.
" OR the Proposed REDUCTION in PUBLIC
OFFICES, '• on Monday.

ITEBDOMADARY.
SNDAY', October 14.—Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity.—
Sun rises at 38 m. after 6 ; sets at 22 m. after s.—Moon
rises 35 m. aftezl4l evening.
MONDAY, 15.—Sun rises at 40 m. after 6; sets 20 in. after O.
Moon rises 24 en. after 7.
TUESDAY 16.--Sun rises 42 in. after 6 ; sets 18 m. after 5.
Moon rises 34 m. after 8.
WEDNESDAY 17.—Ethelred.--Sun rises 43 m. after 6; sets
17 m. after S.—Moon rises 58 min. after 9.
THURSDAY 18.--St. Luke.—Sun rises 45 m. after 6 ; sets
• 15 ra. after s.—liloon Last Quarter at 10 in. after midnight.
FRIDAY 12.—Sun rises 47 its. after 6 ; sets 13 M. after 5.
Moon after midnight.—Twilight lasts 1 h. 52 m.l
SATURDAY 20.—Sun rises 49 m. after 6 ; sets 11 m. after 5.-
400 n rises 31 m. after midnight.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 237 i ex div. Bank Long Ann 19
p3e Le'at. Red. ... !,77 74 I 77# India Bonds 71s. 695. 703-
Fer Cent. C0n5..... 77j Excheci Bills, • 4 5 pr.
4 per Cent. 9s# ti Cons. for Account . 77ii
Per Cent. Navy Ann.-1101d

HIGH WATER AT 'ANDO
IClorning, 53 minutes after 3.

iN.BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
I Evening, 14 minutes after 4.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 18e1.

THE KING.
AI
OCT. 4.—His Majesty
the Kingof ENGLAND arrived here on the 9.c1
instant, in the afternoon, and alighted at the
Grand Hotel. Yesterday, at ten in the morn-
ing, the English Monarch left us to continue his
route direct to Hanover.

HANOVEP., OCT. 2.—The day after to-morrow,
if our hope be not deceived, we shall enjoy the
baPpiness of possessing amongst us our Sovereign
GEonGE IV. His august brother, the Duke of
CAMBRIDGE, has left this place -to receive his
INIAJEsTir on the frontiers of the kingdom.—
Besides Prince ESTERH \ZY, sent by the Em-
peror of AUSTRIA, to compliment the KING on
his arrival in Germany, we expect the Archduke
FERDINAND.

IND/A.—We this day publish, we believe-ex-
clusively, an important official notification by the
Government in India, just received-from Bengal,
respecting the Company's six per cent loan.
This document will be read with a lively interest
by the numerous body of retired Indians and
Other persons who hold part of the loan, residing
14 England, nearly- the whole of whom are en-
tirely ignorant of the measures which the Go-
l'elsnrnent in India has been taking on the subject;
and to whom it will appear not a little singular
that that Government has been thus doing, in
anticipaton, what the Company here had been
en tic
considering of means to accomplish,
month
for effecting which it offered, about a
nth since, conditions less favourable to the
0
ers of the loan than those which have been
Liermined on by the Government abroad.—But
vea
o_sllali leave the document, of which it is in)-
; 34.1b1e to give a correct abridgment, to speak
40r itself.

Are received this morning the French Papers
OtfhWednesday. The new elections of the French
amber of Deputies are proceeding rapidly ;
1174(:),5t of the old Members have been re-elected,
:'`a wherever any new nominations have taken
Ipee, they are generally in favour of the Liberals.
she accounts respecting the yellow fever in
Pain are rather more satisfactory ; for though it
unties to commit great ravages in Barcelona
i'1"1- T°rtosa, yet the surrounding country has
l'!,herto escaped the contagion,—only a few have
linen victims to it at Mequinenza,—and the pro-
Inlice of Arragon, with the exception of the last
eilltioned place, still remains uncontaminated
bediSorder which was brought to Marseilles by
flanish ship, and was supposed to be the
I,ol°w fever, has entirely subsided, there being
)30%r11°11e but convalescents in the Lazaretto, and
fresh cases having for many days been ad-
Itted.
neafth, The town is represented to be quite
int as are also the ships in the p,ort. The
Turkl,,getice respecting the affairs of, Ittissia anti
artierY Is of a contradictory character ; some
War. es leading to the inference of approaching
ferell%
while others represent the existing (W-
-result, as likely to he brought to a pacific
Sroc'rt p

at 777 "CHANCE.—Yesterday Consols left off
4lth 138,:t "46' and opened this morning at 77!,-E-',
day °-1,54 they are not quite so brisk as yester-
tinlic,),-,ut money being plentiful, the market con-
the r: "" look favourable for a rise. This being
el.() different offices for
The rst day of the Bank paying the Dividends,
paving the same were
Wded at an early hour this morning.

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ti tk.orainued from the No Paper of yesterday.]
t,trmltelligence from Arkansus to the I,t Sep-
tile rrer'--A boat has arrived at that place from
st 'ulcm Missionary Station.
'at t The
44
•e
hat passengers
a war party of Cherellees have made
tie incursion into the Osage country, and mur-
tt:ed a Frenchman, named Joseph Revoir, at a
4411 settlement on Grand River, about 15 miles
report the Missionary establishment. It is also
ted, that several other white persons have
teien murdered. As soon as Major Bradford re-
aps the information, he dispatched from Ark-
-448 an interpreter to ascertain the facts.
I._

trips Yesterday inserted an article
T tht
from a Morn-
-141,,4, Per, under the head " Russll D •(
1„a; but inadvertently omitted to state that
to iite,l9,l)ied from another Journal. It is necessariy,
are this omission. as some parts of the artic
rattler iu C 11
s.stent with pur own opinions,