The Sun.
London, England, 1819-01-26 00:00:00

[New Times.]

NVe have been favoured with some more Indian
Papers, but not of a date more recent than those
avhich reached us exclusively on Sunday. A scar-
city of money still prevails in the Indian market.
The Government 6 per Cent. Securities have ac-
tually sold at 9 per Cent. discount. The hopes of
relief in that part of the world were fixed on an
expected shipment of dollars from Engl,nd. The
Government Loan was shut by a public notifi-
cation of the Ilth of August ; and it was tinder-
stood that the mercantile body- intended to re•
quest of Government a loan on the security of
the Company's paper,

THEAT It ICAL REGISTER.
/Performed Last 2reet.
TutrATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANF..—(Y9th time), Brutus: Lu-
cius Junius, Mr. Kcan : Tarquinia, Mrs. W. West. After
which, The Silver Arrow. •
THEATVC; ROYAL, CPC,' ENT-GA RDEV.—Rnmen and Juliet : Ro-
meo, Mr. C. Eemble ; Juliet, Miss O'Neill. After which,
Harlequin Munchausen.

TO CORnESPONDENTS.

JusTTVIAN,—LOLLARD,—and CArtiI.LUS (No. III.),—To-

morrow.

The NA LYSIS and COMMENTARY on the IssoLvENT DEBTORS'
ACT, and other Articles, as soon as possible.
We have received Vic:Ws Second Letter, and shall give it

an early insertion.

PRICE 0

STOCKS

TIIIS DAY' AT 1,"
3 per Cent. Red. 791+.1
3 per Cent. Cons 7BrLi
34 per Cent 5184
4 per Cents ....98i
5 per Cent. N. Ann.— lOWA
Bank Long Ann.. 203. 9-1E4113

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Irish 5 per Cent. ..109
India Bonds 899. p►.
New Annnities 784
Exch. 2d... 18s. 20s pr.
Cons. for Acc0unt...79,14 73i

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DUE-2,Waterford,l Guernsey and Jersebe Sweden, 1 France.

HIGH WATER AT LONDCa BRIDGE To.mollnow.
Nlorning, 53 minutes after :3. I Evening, IS minutes after 4.

THE SUN.

SOLENI QUIS nict:itc FA LSI/31 AILIIIk:AT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1819.

The Pjris Papers of Saturday last, wbich were
due this morning, have not arrived.

CITY, 01111 O.CLOCK.--A Court of flank
Directors were summoned to meet this day at
one o'clock, for the purpose of laying the new
li,nk-note before Ministers for their approba-
tion, previous to its being issued to the Public
Lord LIVERPOOL, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHB-

Quell, Rc. hc. are expected the time appointed
Funds rather worse ; Consols 78k, 79.

As the Paper Currency of the lank is at pre-
, sent the chief medium of traffic, and of the pecu-
niary intercourse of the country, we have thought
it our duty to insert at full length, this day, the
•
Report, published by order of the House of Com-
mons, relative to the important subject of Forgery
Bank NCites, which has extended to so great a
degree as - almost to excite universal distrust
as to their validity. The Report is highly
honourable to the Directors of the Bank, who
have been exposed to much factious clamour and
vulgar abuse, but who, as appears from this Re-
port, have been constantly etnployed in the

attempt to prevent the crime, and to restore
the confidence of. the People. The subject is
involved in difficulties which appear to be almoSt

nstiperable. The fact that the fraud is " carrie

on by men of skill and experience, and possessed
of a very considerable command of capital," as
stated in the Report, is truly alarming, because
the skill and experience slew the danger of imi-

tat ion, and the command of capital operates to se-
cure impunity to the chief culprits. And here we
cannot help adverting to the contemptible artifice,
or ridiculous weakness, of those who endeavour to
excite a false pity in the Public at large, in be-
half of those who have been detected in the crime
of forgery, and are to suffer the sentence of
the Law. This whining commiseration has
been chiefly confined to the Opposition Prints,
as if they had not sufficient scope foE their
endeavours to disturb the minds of the People,
and thwart the operations of Government, in the
defence or palliation of Sedition. If Culprits,
who have been prOved to be guilty of crimes which

shake the security of public credit, are not to
be punished, the LAWS must be rendered in-

efficient, and Justice rnav shut up her door!, and
leave Delinquency to roam at large, till nothing
but universal ruin must ensue. The compassion
thus excited by artifice or ignorance is a proof
of a corrupt heart or a weak understand-

ng, but we trust that the proverbial goo,

sense of the PLapie at large will induce
them to despise such deplorable folly, under
a full conviction that the safety of the State is the
chief consideration, and ought to be firmly main-

ained against the machinations of Faction and
he weakness of fictitious humanity.

We feel great satisfaction in referring our
Readers, and the People in general, to the Adver-
tisement in our Paper this day, stating the Meet-
ing of Merchants, &c. &c., at MANCHESTER, on
the subject of the INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT, be-
cause that subject has been discussed, through the
medium of THE SUN, by many very learned, lute!.

ligent, and able Correspondents, who are still di-
recting their efforts towards the same laudable ob-
ject. We, therefore, may fairly presume, that our
Paper has been materially instrumental in exciting
attention to a subject of so much importance to the
credit of the Country. We shall only add, that
our columns shall be always open in support of
our COMMERCE and our RELIGION.

Sunday morning the Duke of YORK left town
for Windsor, on a visit to his Royal Sisters. His
Royal Highness remained but a short time, and
then proceeded to Gortambury, near St. Alban's,
the seat of Earl VERULAM, where he dined, and
yesterday joined a shooting party there. His
Royal Highness was expected in town to-day, to
hold a Levee.
On Sunday the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE•
(watt went to North Cray, Kent, on a short visit
to Lord CASTLEREAGH, and returned to town in
the evening.
Yesterday, at half-past eleven o'clock, Vis-
count CASTLEREAGH arrived in town, at the Fo-
reign Office, from his seat at North Cray—his
health is much improved.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreign Office, which was attend-
ed by all the Cabinet Ministers, except the Loa:
CHANceLcon—,they sat till near four o'clock.

Yesterday the Governor, the Deputy-Governor,
and several of the Directors or the Bank of ling-
land, waited upon the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CHEQUEIt, at his house. in Downing-street.,
German Papers to the Bth instant have arrived.
It is stated in'an article, dated Hanover, the 7th,
thar,, their Royal Highnesses the Duchesses of
CLARENCE and CAMBRIDGE will not return to Eng-
land prior to their respective accouchements, and that
Commissioners will be sent from England to attest
the births of the Royal Infants.—The funeral of
the late interesting and amiable (preen of Witt•
TEMBERG was attended by the KING and the two
Princes of OLDENBURG, her Majesty's two sou
by her first husband. The disorder that carried
off her Majesty turns out to have been the measles.
The Pelican has reached Jersey from Buenos
Ayres, with intelligence from thence to the sth
of November. As General SAN MARTIN had le-
covered his health, and bad repaired to head-
quarters, it was expected that be would renew
the attack on the Royalists, while the Expedi-
tion from Valparaiso will attempt a landing at
Lima.

Lord MILTON'S " complete restoration" to
health has been gunounced iv letters frOm Italy of
the 22d ult. and therefore it appears that his
Constituents are offended because he does not
return to him Parliamentary duties. But if his
Lordship is to continue on the aide of Opposi-
tion, be bad better remain abroad.