The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

TLFSOLUTIONS.

1. That it is eXpt4ient to Ex a definite period when the
IteOriction. now existug by lase, on Payments in Cash by the
Bank of Ewerland, shall cease and del...Twine.
R. That sacs period fixed for the Ist May, 1823.
That as act auxiliary, measure to the oltintate object of
payit:g in tlze legal coin of the realm, it is expet; ient to pro-
vide, that !root atoll after the ist of May, 1821, the Batik
Eileen be obli.ged by law to sell.attel deliver, on &Ina 341, any
etyma tity of gold ,rnot less than sixty ounces being at a time
required). of standard dilly assayed and stamped at
his Majesty's Mint, at the price of .;:tl. 17s„ tog. per ounce.
4. That in order to provide intermediately against any ma-
tecia.2. fluctuation in the Rates of Exchange between Great
Britain and foreigu countries, awl with a view to the sooner
restoring these teichanges to the par (setpposing no extraor-
dinary cireornetatiees to occur to itiffnetice the balance of pay-
ments agltinst areat Britain, it is expedient to provide, that
front nod after the Ist December 180, the Bank shall be ob-
liged hy jaw to sett and deliver oily setantity of gold of stand-
• ,1 tin mess, 3iCtyttil and stamped as before mentioned (not
lest Ulan C3131114C42s toeing at a time required), at the current
or tweilitim marl:elepicieie of gold, talten at the preceding In-
✓tigl,/ yOsk. day in London, and ceetiSed by two sworn bra-
Leci: alivays that the Batik shall not be obliged at
asie time tea sclt at a less fairs! that 31. 171. WO. per ounce.
S. That in order to give the Bank the means of increasing
their prtecat ttoek of treasure, and of carrying into effect the
before-stated ohjesits, it is expedient to declare that ten
raillionT of the Exchequer Bills hel,l by the Bank should
be raid or and reduced ; whereof, five millions should he dis-
eta ir,/ed ley gradual payments, 1313 or before the Ist May,
Ivin ; and the other tee 131111-111:/11 oct or before Ist Nlay, It32i.
That in order to costive a safe anal certain pi ice for all
the Feiceigit Grill which 171 ay he imported into Great Britain,
it is expedient to provide that the Bank sof England shall be
olifievii by law to purchase :oa4 receive all !melt quantities of
foveigit gold, of standard sneuess, du iy assayed and stamped
at his Majesty's Mint, as may be offered to them for purchase
between 'toe present time tail the Ist May, 18'23, at 3i. 17s.
rid. per tr:nee.
7. The.. 111:: itestrittion on Payments in Cads by the Ban::
of Feel :toil ebenolti cease definitively Ist 1323.
3. Tlvit i: is not expelietit to fix at.y cpecibc numerical
t-mina:, and which the issue; of the lianhis of litteland arid of
feeland respectieely shitald tie het eatter !looted ; hat in or-
der 1,3 a hi; Majesty's Goeernment and the Public due
lime Ledge of the 'extent of teteli issites, it le expedient to pro-
vi,fe that :a. weekly account be transmitted liv each Bank
I espeetirely to his Nlaje.gy',..: Mott Efortoiteable Pricy Council
of the enteunt of Notes and Post Bills in circulation, on each
day in said week ; and the average arming of Notes and
Post eirettlation iii etch qitaiter at the, year he pub-
lished oi,ee in the London and Dublin Gazettsis rerpe‘stieely,
b' .'.Atli
9. Ti.at it is expedient to repeat the prohihitlng: Vie
anal Exportation of the Cain of yile Rea'r.e.